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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal

y CAMP SlkEEI, IhTee DOOfS JTCW CuHut ct.
New~Orleans.
] that thev can always find at his Mt-l
SIC STORE choice and large assort-
ment of PIANO FORTES, at very rsas- Nj M W hi
enable prices and mmodating terms. v " v
them are Pane F1Ie nsde by ne oa ana cee
and finished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and
Mahogany with Iron Frames, made in the most substantial
and work manike manner Also, justly celebrated go
LIAM PIANO FORTES which for sweetness Of tone have
equaIed They particularly suited to coun
The New improvement in Piano F0tes the Patent Tibra-
ting OUerbrdge also for sale At this This
Improvement gives peculiar tmness and brIlancy to the
treble adds the durability and strength of the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer IN tune than
those in ordinary
W r NJ is tgent for Henri Herz's eetebratsd GRAND
PIANOS and PIANINOS made in Paris. F. power and
sweetness Of tone they stand prs-emtnelt
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale. at from $50 to
$500 each and taken u par payment for new ones
Wind instrument 70 Vage Churches Lodges Serenading
Parties and the private practice of Organists
and powerful portable, (weighing but Is lbs }
and offered a. $50 each.
Orders from the Country for Flutes. Guitars. Carionets
Eageoiets V'oIns, TiOt0nceLLos. Strsngs and Musical
Merchandise Of kind, will be promptly executed al
reasonable ces Bands supplied with Brass instruments
and Band MI ic.
Harps Double and Single Action, hand and made to
order g sn't ne ase OF Gur Ia en- suh The stock
accumulation of over 20 yean, and in are many OLD
and b. antUl pie IS, out Ct phi l. ~. -,
Mem Music received By arrival from ine Nonh anu
by the Foreign Steamships OngIns Music puosbeu every
W elk at he store Native Compositions solicltee; m,
By addressing the undenigned, Catalogues OF Music VII
iaiI Inn VIM. T MAYO, AGENT.
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Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Property-mproved and Vacant
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.


SATURpAY January ls At 10 ocock-Wn be sold auction,
- the St. Louis Exchange without reserve, the following
desirable property 10 wit:
measuring about 80 feet front ST. Paul by 100 feet
First and Second streets
2. THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting Second and
measuring each 80 feet front by 1873 II feet deep between Tou
louise nd st. Peter
LOTS, fronting Toulouse street measuring
by 100 feet deep between First Second
NINE LOTS fronting Toulouse and measuring each
about 81 feet front, by ITO feet deep between Van Buren, and
Four
5. TWO LOTS OF G2OUND, fronting Canal Carondelet
and each sweet 'front.' by 04 feet deep between Van
Buren, and Fourth SITS.
Third Municipality.
6. ONE HOUSE AND LOT in Elmre has go feet front
100 feet Deep On this lot excellent
Frame House. and rented to good tel
7. LOTS, fronting Congress street, between Craps and
Geatmen measuring 30 front by SO deep.
8. THREE LOTS fronting Casacavo between Mon
Coue each IS ii feet Casa
caiyo 1876 feet deep On the above there
large frame Stable and good oneory Dwelling leased to the
Old Line Of OmDibuses.
cash. balance IL and Is months credit for
bearing the which puncuay paid
the until finally paid
Full particular each property will be ready for delivery the
Office of Auctioneers on the 23d inst.
Plans property will be exhibited the St. Louis Exchange,
one week pre- vous 10 the sale. d22
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SUIcIDE.-Mr. Alfred Van Kleeck, of Mobile,
committed suicide in that city, on Tuesday. Mr.
Van KIeeck, says the Register, was member OF
the house of R. Desha & Co., in easy circumstances,
with prosperous business, and young family, to
whom he was much attached. He was of an ex-
remeIy sensitive temperament, and had not been in
good health for great part of the ar Early in
the season, his close attention to business had ex
haused his strength and sadly shattered his nerves,
so that his friends felt alarmed for him, and advised
a trip of pleasure to the North. He was apparently
recruited and resumed his duties again this winter,
but some purely personal matters are said to have
lately much disturbed him. and to have led to this
unhappy catastrophe.
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PT;'nfeTs.Ms4 Cowp iRrSr NV ossr.,s anu
NTOULD inform he Public that they have located them
w selves above and prepared to execute all orders
entrusted to them with neatness and dispatch BUSI
NESS AND VISITING CARDS. BILLS OF EX-
CHANGE AND LADING, BIIlL-HEADS, BANK
we'd in the Having procured extensive
and well selected assortment Of CARDS. PAPER etc., are
PRINTING at reduced prices Commission Merchants
having Plates respectfully requested to give na-the
reduction in that branch being over 30 PER cent.
kS STATI merry, BLANK BOOKS, STAMPS,
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.. for sale.
EV WOOD CUTS and STENCIL PLATES executed
IN order df4 3m
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 6V VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE Jan. IL. 1s49-Auved. steamer Coz. Bent.
with 81 Beeves and Cows, 1e0 Hogs and 50 Calves Rates
yesterday. Prices-Hogs. &c. ID Sheep, SO 5000
y head; Beeves, Sc. % ID Corn, 45D50c. o bushel !;
Oil Cake OIL o 100 ib Hay, sl40$15 . ton Oats, 32c.
o bushel; Bran 60(070c. o 100 ID Mich Cows, $4,000
q head
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INSPECTIONS OF BREADsTUFFs.-In Alexandria,
D. c., there were inspected, during the quarter
ending Both Dec, 1864 whole and 2SS half bbls.
-four, and 1853 bbs corn meal In Petersburg, for
the same time 80 OBJ whole, (of which 25, 76
superfne,) and AT half bbls -four In Richmond,
$3.50 bbls flour, of which 49, 757 whole, and ,l76
half bbls were superfine.
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From SAN DoMINGo.-Capt. Green, of the schr.
Hester, which vessel left San Domingo, 18th ult.
and was run down on the 30ih. by the ship Noeme,
Capt. Robertson, communicates to the Charles
ton Courier the following information: cat the
time Capt G. left, the Dominicans were making
every preparation to the threatened hostities
of the people of the west end of the island, the
Haytiens, who were said to be advancing with a
force of 1000 men,
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A GARD


NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for tie cure Of pnvae diseases
owing 70 the dsqualicaons OF those who profess
Eindne.s towards the afflicted well as sheer
Justice to mr. MULLEN. No. SO CusTosHoUsE STREET
lis in its and most appalling form and for several
couid obtain in New Orleans without being at benefit
edindeed worse Al length heard o. nv s mal
10y in three weeks he restored to perfect health
''nSSsd New or''aa'' ''A y SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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Sale of Real Estate situated in the Second NUM-
Cipality and Lafayette
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.


SATURDAY 90 Si9Wl be sold, without at
- 10 O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
= The following PROPERTY, to-wit:
LOTS OF GROUND in Lafayette the bound
Laurel Andrew Josephine Lots l. g
Andrew street-ot No. fronts Laurel
No. forming Laurel and St. Andrew All
fully described by plan. -
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND egibly situated the New
Dryaes together with all the improvements thereon
being Nos and between Tpslchore and Euterre streets each
80 Dryades depth of l27 feet 10
inches On lot No. lis double frame dwelling rented
families.
TemThe purchaser assume the payment Of note for $780,
March, 8i9, the balance at and IL months credit
Terms No. 4.-One-i fourth cash. balance and IL
credit approved All the notes bear mortgage
s. THREE LOTS OF GROUND St. Denis Lafayette,
bounded St. Dni Dryades Seventh and Eighth
Streets measures each lot 80 feet inches front St. Denis street.
by a depth OF 1875 feet between parallel lines.
A. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by St
Denis Dyaes Eighth see' being lots No and T.
Lot "a Denis by depth OF 100
parallel lines lot No. 26 feet front st.
l25 Seventh forming the OF said
Ter-One cash. balance H. and IS months credit
the property the paid
maturity bear the of
sale before R. Beard NJ p at the the
chasers Ia9dt4-l8,l9,20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-12

CASE OF SHADRACH BARNEs-On the 81 inst,
Judge Goodloe delivered very able and lucid opin-
ion, overriding the motion of the prisoner (who had
been convicted of The murder of Isaac Agee, in
May last,) for new trial, and sentenced him to be
hung on The second day of February next.-Rich-
zaond Chronicle.
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CHocrAw EM1GRATIoN.-A party of Choctaws,
1l2 in number, under Hugh Mcdonald, Esq,
passed through jackson, on their way to the Choc-
taw Agency, west of the State of Arkansas, on the
4th instant They were from Neshoba county.
Another party of $780, under the charge of the Rev.
T. C.. Stewart, having the same destination, took
the Canton road to Vicksburg, few days pre-
viously. There still (says the Sonthron) about
5000 Indians in this State, principally in East Mis-
sssippi but it is believed if the Government con-
tinues to allow the present compensation for their
removal 500 II each, it will not be long before the
people of this State will get rid of a population
which greatly retards its growth and settlement.
Many of those who passed through this place were
unusually fine looking men; and seemed vain OF
the quantity of tin ornaments which profusey deco
rated their persons and of the dresses
in which they were most Enthusiastically clad. had
the late Baron Stutz, the famous fashionable tailor
of London only enjoyed opportunities Of becoming s ang
have introduced fashionable novelties that
never were &c dreamed of in his philosophy"
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CoAL-A member of the Virginia Legislature
recently, in the course of speech advocating the
granting of a charter to the Virginia Coal Company,
stated that the coal fields of that State covered
81 900 square miles out of the total area of GA 900
an extent equal to that of England, Ireland, Scot
land and Wales, combined He further stated
that camel, or purely bitumnous coal, abounded
throughout the basin of the Kanawha; and was so
accessible that single hand would dig with ease
two hundred bushels per day.
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The HEMP CRoP.-We regret to learn that some
of our farmers have suffered seriously in the
rotting of their earyspread hemp, by of the
continuous warm rains of the past month. We
have heard of one who has burned portion of his
crop, and of another who intenls doing soon
as it is dry enough Mauslale LK4l Herald.
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN-A man named VIM Mckin-
ney was arrested yesterday by the Third Municipality police
the of selling shawl worth two three dollars for
ten cents, on suspicion of having stolen the shawl
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LARCENY.-On "wednesday night Eliza Apologize and
Joseph Shotwe were arrested by The Sec nd Municipality
police in their house raver street At the request Of Geo
from him About $3.50 in money found in the house,
part of which was lden fed by Mr. Miller his gam
bling apparatus was also found in the house.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
az BBI,S Spirits of Turpentne in store, for sale by

STOVES! STOVES! Stoves.
Sd WRIGHT & cos Patent Wood and Coal Stoves;
- Airtisht Stoves most improved patterns, sula "a
BILE for Halls Bar rooms, Churches ETC.: @M
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for Bar rooms ec.I sp49
Commrn Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves q
Franklin Stoves. for wood or coal;
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different Sizes
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moons Patent Well Pumps a
very general assortment of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture of Copper, Iron and Tin Wae;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and CaDdlestcks;
Brass, Britannia and Japanned Spttoons;
Deed and Cash Boxes Tumber DIanersi
Hall and Steamboat Lamps. OF different sizes
Brtsp mia Tea and Coffee-P Pots
BntGua Soup Tureens. of different sizes;
Dish Covers; Copper and Tn NJ assures;
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea Kettles
Buck L. Mc(sran' S Patent Cooking Stoves
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
Ny Own Patent Stoves, the most improved plan, to
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air light Co king Stoves for wood or COAL on
the most improved plan; -
Rotary Ranges, for wood or coal, of different sizes;
Ship Cabooses, of different sizes and patterns;
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands;
Cake Mouds Oyster Gridons Oyster Stewprns, etc. ETC.
Jas ly VI. Fl. DEVEREUX. rs Tchouptouas st.
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SHIPS SHIPS.

E TO sail SATURDAY, 18th inst
sas sss, SIR EHrTsD
sal liz 'S 5Sas FS Piss asfa Eo Common st.
oR q 81 WI5H S!cK kMFS sve,ed
the EuInRAs1A 1.-THE fine, fast: sailing packet -
5 I s9sssa "a P Is haF r. q IF
freight passage, having spenddly furnished acecmmoda
3h% w. SSaa II u
Agent in Boston-N. WINsoR IT,. 100 stare st. jsi2
ok new W MKH EP baE J RafaA1c Gooa
sb0vs s ssSf h snDa GO
rG sl5 j. "a "Gn%SlPaAlNy 6RHws CO Common St
Iop t e leasf THIS WEEK A,.tat
6HAPiE, Gait McNea1 has ps' half Of her
f. Og a SS. na will bsHns
fine 81 apply on board opposite the Triangle
St's' I'd HE G. Common
Is e s1T % zeqg ss WITH QUICK DIsPA rCH:
HEM F9ssKes dsp e. packet se'
nsh HAVING large part Of her cargo engaged VIII 49,
s saSs aSD.f &C. st.
tR- 70 leqpe WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
packet ship ANN, Capt Rogers. will leave sTsA
Sfi'FfS S0sa st
EoR BosFoN 1fss Hi packet a Ship EuPHRAsA
y Chas. buntn, master. will leave as above For ltt
freight passage apply on board, at Post IA, I'd Mu f
' jaS JOHN w. ANDREWS CO. 81 Common St
oR g Fri WIGa RJsRAGGH LIVE
The packet .b bark MFE al RIM Bangs
hayng handsome accommodations apply on board @.zs
jas aS' Join II W. aNBRE%s CO. 81 Common st.
: cY To ieape WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
FOR BALTIMORE. Is fine, fas5sailing schooner
having part of her cargo engaged, will leave as Sf1E
above. For balance of eight or passage apply on
board s5 at J6HS co Common st
eY~ TO IeaUe w TIL QUICK DISPATCH
FOR A1cQ.MM5EIR4G & q Il LIVE
Teal master will succeed the MeHimac and leave NIHfA
as above For freight or passage R on beard, or
Agents in PhiladeIphia-Messs E. LINCOLN Co. jas
I,oR Il sfa5s De schooner
Il URBANNA, will sail as above. For freight CT L.
pi jas J. IVY ANDREWS CO. 81 Common st. $50
SV- TO Ieape WITH QUICK DISPATrH
Il fayette. 1.-The packet brig FRANCISCO, ct
Ca t. Smith, requires the bulk of 500 bbI. sfk
plete her cargo, and will leave above For the
jas to " AN6RR R Il common comm on st.
~ TS seH IN FEW DAYS; ~
ETS-The fast-sailing, regular packet ship QUE skxE
BEG, Capt Geo. s. Brewster having the principal 1<sa
part of her cargo board will sail above For balance
of freight having superior state room accommo
ds5 corner of MAGAZINE and ad Lafayette str Streets
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TRUNK FOUND-Mr. E. ST. Dizler deposited in the Fir t
Municipality police office yesterday, trunk found by him in
a vacant lot Barrack street, between Dauphn and Bur-
gundy streets.
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PETTY LARCENY.-A slave named Richard Beller the
property of Felix Forsta arrested yesterday charged
with stealing pair of shoes from R. II. Hamiltons shop on
oil
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CHARLES NYsTRAND,

NHEMtST AND DRUGGIST, No. DAMON s
~ Row, at the corner of Teh9upoulas and DeloId ~
assorted stock of American English French ~ .
~ Naud German DRUGS and MEDICINES, by -
(~direct importation from the best houses the North
and in Europe
N B.. He will always keep hand COLLODION of
his own manufacture, remedy justly celebrated by
professional gentlemen for wounds sc. He would also
advise families constantly to keep for contingencies The
directions for will accompany each bottle Ship
and Steamboat Medicine Chests supplied at the rate
other wholesale establishment. ul5 6m
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THE WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH The name of the
burned to death in the house M ST. Philip street on
Wednesday night Helen Hall. An inquest held on
the body yesterday and verdict returned in accordance to
the facts As stated yesterday she intoxicated, and
sha, ngs. which found burning about her when the
inmates of tine house to her aid.
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VAGRANCY-A notorious scoundre named Charles Mnel,
alias James Ferret. alias Canadian Bob, brought be-
fore Recorder GenOs yesterday a person following
honest occupation aud of abandoned character The Re-
cOrder Committed him to Jail to await trial before the First
District Court for yagrancy.
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Per steamship Palmetto from Galveston Mrs. Bereau
Rev J. j. Henderson and family Messrs Hedemeyer, r.
Bageman Goodipe, T.. Lewis and oh I'd, Fathery Wharton
Howard r Me1lah. Bates. Major elliot, and on deck.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
FRrDAr MoRxlns, Jan. Il, Il

FRIDAY MoRN1N8, JAM L. 1919.
COTTON.-There particular alteration in the
Cotton market yesterday though in the sales which amount
ed to $500 bales buyers said have obtained rather
easier rates The purchases for England and the
Nnuh
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Medical, Law and Miscellaneou
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Ry r MFIELD Auctioneer

WILL sold Daily the of JASPER F. SMITH No.
w Camp and
eps-a general assortment GOODS consisting In part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KERSEYS,
Also.
HATS Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery, large variety
Of FANCY GOODS all of which will be suitable for Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
N Liberal Cash on consgnments of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery Gold Silver Watches Jewery
NJ 6m
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On the Both ut. off Man-of- Wa Key, bark Geo Thoma
from Thomaston bound to Havana Sd inst off Stirru
Key ship Franchise from Newburyport, for this port.
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TO FEMALES
FE ,yould invite al 1

nR PARMELEE would invite Al those suffering from
ton, to caII At his Office No. 81 HETL9 STREET
SV Private consultations between the hoqn Of and
M. No. 50 HEuA sTABEr, bstweea bsropcs, a9o
Phippa. A>@pa
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SHELLS OR GRAVEL WANTED.

SHELLS OR GRAVEL WANTED.
SEALED Pro osas will be received at the Office of the
New Orleans and Canoon RaI % Company 9gnsr
DAY the 18th inst for the delivery OF 5000 barrels OF
small or broken S HELLS or NUT;GRAvtL on the Rals
the C-roion Line Proposals will also be received dunng
the time Tor the delivery of 5000 barrels OF mllar
1873 the upper side of the central part OF Louana
Avenue, Grand Cour Wtz from Tchoupouas St Get 70
made the completion of any pile less 20 per cent until
comprehensive whole be delivered within four
month. from date Of contract Proposers viii please endorse
their tenders Proposals. for Shells Gravel as the case
may be. JOHN HAMPSON,
js6 I'd Engineer N. o. and Cauolton r. X.
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k The Popretors and Editors ofte SUN OF TEMP FRANCE,
having necessary discontinue the publication of their paper
Consequence prevailing epidemic all persons
immediate payment Mr.. MARX f..
BIGNEY duly collect all bills due the Office.
Mr. Bgney will be in attendance for few days the store OF NJ c.
g. 70. II St. Charles jas
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ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNrRusEs.
HARD WARE. HARDw ARE.

J. NJ Ellis q Co, 104 Povdrds Street.
WE have hand and mean ALWAYS to be supplied with
w full assortment Of every description Of "a
BUILDERS HARDWARE, such as Cut and An
q Wrop eht Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hinges ~
"a and Plates But Hinges and Screws. Knob \$
"a Locks and Latches;' Window PuIleys and Sash
Fasteners Ako-C4rpenters' and Coopers' Tools
snch Squares Planes Saws Beve Oh sels Augers and
Bits Rules Gauges Hammers and Hand Axes, Hatchets
Spirit and Plumb Levels ETC. etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol
low Ware Castings, Sad Irons Taors' Irons Japanneo
Tin and Enameled Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery
articles in this branch to sell on the Manufacturers ac
count and shall be able to supply all purchasers a. snei
lowest prices. MO ON
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.


THIS EVENING Friday January PA Grand Selection Of En-
evening, consisting Magnificent Selection
Equestrian Feats, Gynnasc Miracles and Classical Poses
concu with aughabe Aterpece, IN which The
whole strength of he Company will appear o..
EF- New and Beautiful Entertainments IN RAPID
preparation, and will speedily be produced.
Doors O'clock perform commence at O'Clock
Admission Dress Circle, so cents Second Tier rs CENTS al2
kY- A stock of CARRIAGE CAB and DRAUGHT HO1SES for
sale. Apply the Office of the Olympic Circus.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Postponed Sale. ;. .Maokerel. :. .Maokerel
RY MORPHY a. NEVIS.

BY MORPHY q MENUS.
SATURDAY January Is half Pasi oelock-Wi be sold on
Yarmouth
70 bbs No. Extra Mackere1 10 habbIs No. Mackere; 25
hafbbs No. Mackerel; IS kits No. Mackere 100 bbs No.
Mackere. Terms cash. ial2
Medical Law and Miscellaneous Library.
GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS, auction. -
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical Law, Histori-
cal Miscellaneous, Military Literary Scientific, etc.
viii be reserve, auction, by catalogue,
DAYS Charles opposite ST. Charles Hotel the
of j. D. large collection of English Editions Of
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS, comprising 2400 of
Historical Biographical Political and Miscellaneous Works.
Due notice v be of the day OF SALE and when the
will be delivery the above alltf
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.

MASKED SOCIETY BA LIS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS above Balls
Office of the Ballroom SUNDAY, January 81 at IL
O'Clock NJ order Managers said Balls, and adopt
uations the Subscription open the Office OF the
Ball Room Apply Mr.. H. RUFFIER from O'Clock A. M to
P. NJ, and from to 8 P. M. al2 81
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ORLEANS THEATRE

C,ATURDAY EVENING, January IL, lsi9Wl be presented,
- for the second time this the celebrated Grand Opera in
acts, music by belln enitled La soMNaMbuLAf Perform
Nessrs. LeonFleury and Valet Mesdames Feury Jolly
and lie curt.
- The iibretto of LA SOMNAMBULA English, fol-
the Box-Ofice.
Performances commence a O'Clock. ial2
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A MARMION has removed his Office to ST. CHARLES
"A. street. one door above PoVpRAs, HI