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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
DIZZY GOODS FURNISHING GOODS AND CHA1PAGEE,
By HOFFMAN 81 MARKS,

5. s. ZELSICzEK, Aucti0neer,
OGfce-3s Charities street
MOND Av, a ugust Goth, at 10 o'clock, a. H.,
" at their sassloorn 35Chartes street will be sold
100 lots Assorted Dry Goods such Beaced Brown
Cor.ons French, English and American Prints, Linen and
Cotton Checks Cottooadss Deuims Stripes Linen Drills
French Jacorets Linen Lawns white Jaeauets, Nausooks
Broeh sud Jacquard Nousssline Nesngs BIeaChed
and Brown 0i ia and I2 Shse ting Irish Linens White,
Red and Yellow FIannes Fancy Cashmere Jeans Tneeds
Satuet', Metons Tickn 49, Alpaca Meaoss Vel Baregss
SIX Coaks, Linenand Cotton Handksgclefa Linen Towels
corets, Hoop skrt Hosiery Puff and GaFibald Shirts
Cheek and Hickory Shirts Linen and Cotton Drawers ecs
etc
Also, at2o'ci8ck P. NJ,
100 baskets Champagne Of the best brands.
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BOARDING.

DOOMS WITH BOAR DAT NO. 2l3 JULIA
III street Dryades be obtained excellent Rooms
with family where there children "Rrtic
attention will be the convenience of b0arders.
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, IF. AUGUSTA VS.. SCHR.
ADELAIDE, CAPTAIN
4 I AKIN GtEAf!

FouRTK DtsrRIor CouRr OF } F. AUGUSTA VS.. sCHR
ADELAIDE CAPTAIN
NEW oRLEAss-No. l71365 ASD oWNLRs
pX VIRTUE Of n writ of Geri facias to
~ directed by the honorable the Fourth District
of New Oreans in above entitled cause will proceed
at public auction, the Merchants and AucioneerB
change Royal street between Canal and Cuthonse
in tho Second District Of this ety. THURSDAY, the 10Th
day Of September, 1856, at IL o'clock ~
The schooner ABEL ALOE together with her Tackle Rig
Eing, etc, she lies in the Old Basin, near Marat
street
Seized in the above suit.
EJ- TEEMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sherif Ofthe Parish Of ArleanE.
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spMElEAL. NOTECEs.

--Notlce to CONFERENCE.-The Steamship
RAplDAN, Eaton, from Ne" York, isnow dsehargng her
cargo at her wharf Ct st. Joseph street Consgnees will
pese attend the receipt of their goods otherwise they
viii be stored their risk and expense
JAMES CONNOLLY 4 co,
So 70 ydraB street.
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sHEREFF,s SALES.

]. ". ORIoL vs. HIS SIXTH DIssrarcr CouRr or Nav
CREDITORS I OELEATs.-No. 1929
RT VIRTUE of ard in obedience to an
~ order Of sale rendered August 1866 Directed
9y the honorable the Sxth District Court Of New Orleans
in the above entitled matter will proceed sell nuhc
auction on MONDAY the 9th Of August ls6 10 ociock
" at No ~ Old Leyee street, between Toulouse ST
Of the creditors Of said ins1lvent-
One lot Of Onee Furniture, Stationery, etc.
one lot Of old Rigging, Sails, Blocks, ETC.
And one Gold Watch.
The whole as per inventory file
Surrendered by said insOlyent to his creditors
30" TEBMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY t HAYS,
Sherih of the Pariah OF llrinana
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RUTLER's PATENT COTTON NJ

RUTLER'B PATENT COTTON TIE
The undersigned sole agents. have hand wilbe
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use with buckle firmly at
tahed to end the hoop This Tie recommended to
merchants and planters for its simplicity strength the
great with which adjusted to bales of any siss
1t has been used by large number O planters since 1850
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at cur office
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
-.. OsAA PoYdrss strsss, corner fTchOupitonIaN
pEARD's PATENT LOOK IRON TIES,
FOR BALING COTTON
Unequaled for simplicity rapidly of adjustment For
saleby -. ..
-- STONE Il MURPHY,
Dealers in Baling Stufs
g. Magazine street.
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TTNIVERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
The Session will begin day of October 1866
and end on the 29th of June, 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor of Law will be
appointed thel5th August when the organization of
the Departments of Observation-Disclosures, Law and Medi
calw be fully reestabshed the enlarged basis
before the
The entire expenses of the Academic Student exclusive
books clothing pocket money $500 in
currency per session of nine months the Law Student
$685., and of the Medical Student to 1885.
For catalogue, giving details for special information
address S. MAUPTN,
Chairman of the Faculty.
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'GAA III NRb1A A-AO OAaU N I'D " 3As n IN
AND WRINGER.
The best and most useful invention of the kind for Bavin
household labor invented.
more recommendations for saving time labo
and the fabrics washed than any otherma
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes and
them speedily do satisfactorily perform their work
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There rubbing of the Clothes
consequently, and tear The washing is
pee and thoroughly performed by the action Of the whee
alone Send for circular, giving full explanation call
examine them the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
S. NJ BARTON CO.'S,
No, II Tehoupitouls street
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SUMMER RESORTS.
TNHE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.

TTNHE' NEW WATERING PLACE
+ GRAND ISLE HOTEL,
The and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey master will leave the head of Harvey Canal opposite
stock Landing, Louisiana Avenue, EVERY SATURDAY and
ngston Baraara and intermediate landings returning
MONDAY and THU RSDAY evenings ghtu trip through
lakes and bays to the shore. III
Fare TO the sea shore meals included .,......,..S5
The Hotel is now and ready for the reception OF visitors
with all the requisites and comforts of first hotel offer
ing the advantages of suTEbatng fine fishing ating
other anuSeeuis OF the seacOast being nagn
fcent VeOak giving ample shade and pleasant re
treat during the heat of the day. I..+=
RATES-Board, week. Sl5 Transient boarders day. So
y,p,rzy a ~, A MARGoT JOLLY Proprietor.
HARVEY q MCMAHON, AGENTS, 81 St Charles street
OCEAN sPRINGs HOTEL-
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that th
popular place of Summer Resort NOW OPEN for the re-
ception Of Guests @ -s# .n& ,Hf
the accommodations which he is prepared offer the
public surpassed by those Of any Watering Place
in the country, and his TABLE is SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELloA0Y of the place and season.
In hemmediae vicinity of the Ocean Springs there
Sulphur and ChnIybeate Springs,
Which are celebrated for medicinal properties InVads will
therefore find this place OF peculiar advantages they
have Sea Mineral BATHS, we'll the best fishing
facilities on the Coast. -.r.ae5I.-a
TERMS-Wibe very moderate for families engaging room
or the season H. G. SCARBOROUGH.
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EAssRzAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

Ny Button Tie the first offered for to any extent in
the south and has been used by thousands Of planters
the shape the button since introduced and have
also Pr9Gqred patent for Buckle Tie Witch for smp
UNEQUAL sizes and for security in holding is think superior
The anages iron over rope bang cotton are now
UNIVERSAL! acknowledged holds the bale much smaller
both in the country pressing accomplishing at the SEA
ports lessons immensely the risk from fire. stronger and its
This last advantage sEiney manifested during he
var o. bales Of soon hsye been lost BY the rot
iron hoops hsq been used In addition this it be
ment Of labor the hemp growing reduced the sup
ply OF hemp such an extent rule unpre
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price,
have sed for the importation Of large quantity of
the best English ir0n and have made arrangements with
Ties.
SHIP REEuGE, New Orleans July 7, 1859
s1n last received from your press 1889 bales of
cotton of which about 1000 compressed and bound with
Iron ie can safely affirm that the cotton
Presses that it slowed better the ship TO carry
GTs e e COTTON ON sy sSySg S in
in better order thHn the bound cotton II Is highly
has no upon it for is well known BY practical me
that dampness will the rope bound. can confidently re-
and carefully watched It. both in loading and dsohsIging
49, '''' ''''' '''p'J JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector the
Iron Ts affords greater protection against of fire
than the old style of baling with ro1e.
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
ALFRED BELANGER
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATT1EG,
Agents for Fnssman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING ROPE AND TWINE, i
81 Carondeet street, New Orleans
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Sulphur and ChniyBeate Springs.
COOPER's WELL
DAILY EMPRESS LINE.
SPEED CoMFoRT SAFETY
Shortest and Quickest Route to Cooper's
Well.

Running from Byram Station the New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Railroad to Coopers Well and RAYMOND
connecting there with the daily line running from Raymond to
Bottoms Station, the Southern Railroad This line will fur
ph for passengers baggage express packages
merchandise the ARRIVAL of the morning train from an
ton and the evening train from New Orleans and is the short
est road to the Well by several miles Men constantly en-
poTed repair the road and the prOpreoFs the ns
and will by route road stock and comfortable couyeynnce
make the shortest and pleasant route the Well For
pFooot which We refer all interested lNMAN WILLIAMS
proprietor 81 the Well Parties wishing the route
to the Well by of Vicksburg will find ut Clinton Miss
on the Southern Railroad branch this line running 10
the Well which the route by four miles Of on
the Southern kairoad. W b. MCLEAN & co Agents.
NVNASE.'.''. NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Sue cesson of HENRY
F. MARTIN deceased notified to present them with due
proof of same to GILBERT Curator of said Suggestion
STUART & WALLER,
a.a. Attorneys for Curator
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GTORASAE.......,..,,.... ..........,...sT8RAGR
s. R. LoNGBEY, JOHN NJ PUTNAM--DELTA WARE.
HOUSE fronting Front and New Leyes between GrOd
Lafayette streets
The above Warehouse being thoroughly repaired With
hoors etc. will be prepared 80 storage for
Flour, Corn Oats Wheat Bran Bagging and Rope and all
kinds of Merchandise LONGLEY & co
Refer to-s o. d 7 A. Nelson R. Bleakey Co. Violet
Block & Co. j. s. Wallis Co.. G. G Garner Patton b Dug
gan, Conway Bro, Lloyd r, Coleman
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GELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOO
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Mrs L. BRAND, having leased for number of years
ebly situated and spacious residence
of reopenng her classes next autumn
Circulars will be issued later; meanwhile parents DESTROYS
placing their daughters her charge please address
her through the office Of the Crescent
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= C0IgaUe's Honey SOnp-ThIs celebrated
Toilet Soap such universal demand, is made from tho
choicest materials is mild and etnollent in It's nature fra
GRAVITY scented extremely hene6eaInt action upon the
skim For by druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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August II, I86j-ly.
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