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P. MALLARD, Ct ROy@I street..
k The having Just returned from Europe enabled
to offer TO his friends and public full and complete assortment
of Goods IN ue by himself from the Manuacto1 Of
Europe with the greatest care and attention. among "h'" vi" Oe
found the following
MhRBLED-sscretares Fauteui CanoPies, Tete-aIee MAI
QuIses, Consoles Jarllnlers, etc.
CURTAIN STUFFSOf variety and quality comprising
very rich and splendid patterns
PORCELkINE DE de Venice, etc. including
every variety of goods both fancy and art FaFiet ache'
Statutes PenduIes Mante Ornaments, VsseI Services
for the Table including Breakfast Dinner and Tea Sets Perfume
Bottles of raised Glass and varegated color'.
LAMPs-O evary descriptions both Bronze aud PGceain
new and article which be used either as Lamp
or
TAPEsTRYA full and complete assortment OF rich ana 'Peni'
patterns.
BALLS AND sOREEs-Every variety Of ornaments including
Lusrcs, Caudeabras Ornamental China, Groups o Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, etc.
The above goods are Just per Brunswick Magnolia ant
Beatrice irou The public invited to call and eHan
80. o2l tt
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Positive and Unreserved Sale of second Munici-
paty Property, by consent.
BY j. A.BEARD, AuetiOneer.

CATURDAY November o'clockW Le sold at auction
- Banks Arcade the following described valuable Property
tcilyJtt limit
First TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the Warehouse there
bounded Fouche Tchoupoulas Julia and st
JoIeph oJs Nos and plan exhibited at sale
80 feet Foucher street, 81
inches the ty depth Of 34 feet inches the upper
line the lower e 3 feet inch the upper line
depth l2s inch and the lower line oi said
Lot 2l fet inches. The improvements comprise substantially
built Warehouse.
Second. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Square
bounded by St Peter St Paul Puydas and Perdido Streets detg
mated No II plan, drawn by C. Hedn Surveyor h
Ay ls0-measuring inches the ~ feet 81
inches next street, go feet st inches the
side ST. Pee with the privilege Of half OF the side wall
adjoining
One-thid cash balance and two years credit
for bearing the property with per cent interest
date maturity and then paid cent per annu
until final pigment,
n property secondly described before T. o. Stark N p at Ge
expense Of the purchaser.
I5- Plans exhibited the Arcade. nj
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.
Common street Lots and BIOOmngdaIe Property,
without reserve.
Il. A. REARD. AuctiDneeP,

C,ATUHDAY November u ocockH Ls sold auction,
= at BansF Arcade, the highest bidder
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Second hunic patty in
square BIZ D'Hemecou Cors and
Telemsqle streets. blg Iot9 Nos Nos z 8 J. 10
o. plan BY A. o. Blanchard Deputy Survey sec
ond Muuicjpai,y which plan ia exhibited at The Arcade
second. TEN LOTS Of GROUND ia Fau-o1rg Blooming
dale being Lots Nos 81 10 90 ncusive bounded by
Hnftsye and On he By street, all plan BY C.
A. liedin, exhibited al 4 e Arcade
For the fir described prpery, oneg'arisT cash. 0ai-
u and Is months. ..
For described properly oneaf caSh baaree
year all bearing the properly which not
Of cent per annum
before STARK Notary Pub at the eHpes, OF
he q no
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To close a COpartnership-B Building .Ot on Pal
myrn street, Second Municipality.
RY u. A, BEARD. AuCtiOneer.

GATUFDAY November at Y o'cock-W be sold at Banks
- arcade, close COpartnersTp-
certain LOT or GROUND being Lot No. IS in the square
bounded BY Enmyra Roman Preur and Jackson sa Lot
Palmyra and - ieet inches 'front.' by
depth 100 10 iuch having side alyway ia common with
Lots "a plan deposited IN the Office Of
ia Graham, r. and which will be exhibited at sale
Onh cash balance at 6, u, Is and II months,
Per per from date, and mortgage on
| the property.
Act Of sale Graham N p at the the
|
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Liberal Credit Sale of Vacant Lots in the Second
Municipality, without reserve
by j, A, BEARD, AuctiOneer.

SATuRDAY November at IL oc!oek-Wi be sold at auction
- at Banks Arcade, to the highest bidder
FOUR LOTS Of GROUND well cleared and filled for building
purposes square bounded by GaveE Johnson, Grver and
TO- 20 aud 80 original plan
office. The said lots he sold in separate
divisions running Johnson GsyeZ streets The property
surrounded by good mproyeu
CASH balance and two years credit
bearing the properly with cent interest
then paid per cent until bna payment
U. Stark, Notary Public, At the expense Of
tho NJ basrr
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House and Lot on PhiliDpa street, Second Mu-
nicipality, for accOInt OF former
purchaser.

ATURDAY l6 2 o'clock-wil be sod auction
y Banks Arcade
The following described Property sold for accoun and risk Of
Christian Menzer failed with the terms oi
adjudication the 18Th OF October, 1885, to wit;
certain GROUND with all the Improvements thereon
New Basin Phppa and Julia streets
Triton Walk sadIot 30 feet inch oLt Philippe
street, by depth 80 between parallel Ines Tie Improve
comprise story house with side kitchen
all goi oIder aud excellent repair al
per plan.
The purchaser assume the payme Of note due
June II, 1851; the balance cash.
property Kept insured for the amount OF credit payment
Of sale before T. D. Stark, Notary Public At Tie expense
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Extensive sale of Splendid and Fashionable
Furniture.

THUR DAY Noyem A. 1880 and the following day, At II
O'Clock be sold at auction, at the residence o James
RoyL, Esq. St. Charles
The en FURNITURE Of the establishment, comprising list
fashionable Drawing Dining and Breakfast
superb Mirrors Curtains and Drapre Dvaus,
Setees Tables Extension and ether Tables Piano
Carpets China and glassware the contents oi
Chambers comprising every pon OF Bedroom requisites
Cutlery and large description Of Furniture Of
and latest styles. All Catalogue which
will be ready for delivery tha 9Th Of November.
The dwelling will be opened Inspection OF Furniture on the
and following days
on delivery Sale without
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Succession of Cyrus Green-ImprOyed Property
on suZette street, second Municipality.
RV 4, A, BEARD, AuctiOmeer,

WED >EsDAY December 4.a u o'eIOck-"ib be sold auc
w ton Banks Arcade y and pursuance Of order OF b
Hon. n Lea Judge Of the Second District Court ot
dated Nov. ?, 1850
The follow Ing describpd property belonging
Cyrus Green deceased, viz
LOT Of GROUND, with all tire improvements thereon
in the bounded Benjamin, suEete St Thorn anr
TChUupulas Said A. feet inchds 4 lines
by depth IN feet 10 Sc inches between
parallel The improvements comprise large ami convenient
family residence built below eight
aJoye galleries and side Kitchens and servants
csrns raised brick ounda
TONS aFrRn ged for keeping meats, butter etc below
Oue-hr balance u and IS months for notes
bearing PEI from date secured by the
properly.
before VIM Monaghan p at the expense Of the
10
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BY SYKES, HYDE & CO.

Port Wardens Sale Ot................Dry Goods
BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
ITRlDAY, November hapust 10 ocockWl be sold at
L Magazine by order aud under the
inspection Ward Of whom may con-
so Packages assorted DkA bObDS
osisfing Prints, Cloths, kersey LmSeys, fanue
Linens, Hosiery Shaw
aks rchIsi Cassmer. Silk Ntrin' paca 81 ka, Checss,
Sutes II kings, luuy articles. damaged saved
1 ON the wreck steamer ConcUIdla.
r lb
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accordingly adiudicated the same TO Mr.. Henry
McGuinn, on the 4th inst, at 23s cents per oar-
rel, Security, John Gilmore.
VIZ A. d. CROssMAN. Mayor.
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BOOKS STATIONERY.
.VDaE FsOOk Store.

No. SO Grayler street.
tY JOHN BALL Agent now receiving ana opening v" 'ne
ahove store large and Stock Of Law MEDICAL Iheoos
CAL School Standard and Miscellaneous Books
ALSO the largest and most superior stocks oil Saoery
ever brought to this cuy, consisting IN part Oh
English French Cap Snd Letter Papers, Note Papers
sul Envelopes to match
Sealing Wax Fancy Seals Counting House and Fancy Ink Stands
Quilts PENS Ink and every article usually kept oy STA
Hi. stock Machee Goods very large and elegant
consisting Of
Writing Desks POroo, Albums, Stands Work Boxes, Jewel
Gases, ETC., ETC.;
superior Gold Silver, Tortoise SHELL Morocco AMI fHhcy
Porte MonnoeI Gold PenE, etc. ETC.
e His stock is large complete, and nil the Goods new and
sF having been selected by Mr. B. at the North this Fall lie
would respectfully call from his friends and the puhc as
~ % that he will sell them Goods at very low prices. u22
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-R. NJ. ELLIS & Co. have removed
II from 40 IN ST Grayler street. nj Ct
d DEMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER Il Co. have
n removed from IS Gravler to No. ECamp street.
above Gravier s2o om
EMOVAL-J. RoMAYosA has removed from
IL No Front Levee the door, No. 6, up stairs.
between Customhouse and Bienvile ss sl1 60d
d EMOVAL- Dr. MCKELvEY has removed
IL his Office No IL CaIondelet between Canal and Com
Streets NJ 5Ln
d EMOVAL- SAMUEL WoLFF has removed
IL from % Graver the store 50 Camp, between
Gravier and Poydras streets. nj
ID DEMOVAL-RoBERT ]. KER. Notary Public,
" Jules Mosy has removed his Office % No.
81 Gravier st. between Camp and St Charles st no tos
| ID EMOVAL-HUTCHNGs DAGUERREorYPE
III removed the northeast Of Canal and Chatres
street.-The finest Portraits the world are taken at TINS IS
tablishment, prices suit the times Can and see En-
! trance No. "a Canal street. III Shlop-
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90 h'
WIN. II. RICE, COIleGtC

Renoyt of Tarss etc., Coiiccted for Account ot
Munictpalty No Tieo, By SAINT G. Risk,
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A report was received from the Captain OF the
Watch relative to the disposition of the watchmen
in the Seventh Ward, which was referred to the
Police Committee.
PETITIONS.
Ofshipmasters TO Use horses in unloading vessels I;
OF Executors of John Duggan, relative to trans
fer of Ferry; o-p..-.
orc. Plaider, against plank road on CaIlope
street;
OF John GIises, for removal of verandah on Poy-
dras street;
Were referred to Committee on Streets ant
Landings.
OF D. Barbour, relative to slaves in Workhouse
was referred to Committee on Workhouses.
Of $. Horton, against emancipation of slave o
| Gen. Twiggs
OF citizens against Cotton Press in Baronn
street /;
| ma in Canal street;
| OF citizens against grocery stands in the market
! were referred to the Police Committee.
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OF Fire Co, No. IS for increase of appropriation

OF Fire Co. No. IS for increase of appropriation
for rent; was referred TO Committee on Fire.
communication from the Recorder, relative TO
articles left in his Office by prisoners, was referred
to Police Committee.
STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr. Renshaw, on behalf Of Finance Committee,
presented the following resolution:
Whereas, The general improvements Of the Mu-
ncipaIity are intended for the good of the whole
limits thereof, and the benefits resulting therefrOm
are enjoyed by all be it, therefore,
ResOiUed That the whole limits Of the Munich
palty are hereby declared urban.
On motion, the rules were dispensed, and the re.
solution adopted.
The same gentleman, as Chairman of the Com
mittee Streets and Landings, presented the fol-
lowing report and resolution:
The Committee on Streets and Landings, to
whom was referred the resolution of Alderman
Sewell, in relation to digging ditch on Felicity
Road report in favor Of the same, and offer the fol-
lowing resolution:
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BY VIM. P. SCOTT.

Raiirond spikes........... nt No. 50 Camp street.
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
THuRsDAY| November l. at 10 o. ock VIII sold at auction
/ Willrut Reserve, Whom
10 ktgs and large cBak OF RAILROAD SPIKES Mt
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GT No SALE iciH be expected, actthout the
purchaser is perfectly satisfied that hs article is nj least IS to 80
per cent cheaper be procured any other house in the city,
as oil he articles enumerated put doBn
.ion... NO DEVIATION need be expected
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Kerseys Lm,ey Coonues, BLANKETS, Faunels, Kentucky
Jeans, Cassmes Sanets, Dmies Swiss India, Book Null,
Jaconet and Bishop Mun Mosquito Meetings., Diapers Ribbons.
Linen sheengs, Crash ToWemgI Table Covers together with
many other articles
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DRY GOODs BY THE kAGR.
". kSFGGalles' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. SO GRAVIER STREET. 1y
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UOODSs
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that have received
By Northern Cities choice
Fancy Goods and Millinery examination
Of which respectfully invite the attention Of al concerned
D. F. WAYMOUTH, II Chartres street.
t Orders for making Of Dresses, Cl0aka Mantas,
promptly executed by a superior artste. E30u
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Jenny Linds, MantiIlas and Visitess
Slack and culore, and Unned 50 upwards.
BOmnets, assorted;
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DOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID he accommodated with board No. Sl9 common ST.
between ST. John and St. Peter streets. U i-S
PRINEGARDEN AND FIELD ShhnS. -
s$A Raised for F D. GAY. and selling a. & hls &NewSIS
II Seed Store. Crossmqn stTss tEeM Efp pppERV Ann
- sASS,!Ie Le'ee'' ~ o26 I'm
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ireat Reduction in 'tIe Prlees Of CLOTHING
Bss9;gssiseS : EB esl.gataesS

lNS 2 te lateess. q The season. h dHnaualy large
ALFRED MUNROE & CO, 81 Magazine ST.
Yedd inform Their eis and eis ongg that nay have iaEs
falO pleas 'slo lave y, o sgly dssisss.
BAG coS ffoT eo@SS ssSs ron siss
sapsT cs.tor beaver sizes vial nov * d at SO fei
sfi 'as zee j4ss 9s1s
Pilot eloa = !, - - p -, > tsn $50 AZ
Large .'o u eelYlsd css,ies PANTS great fsdus,ieni
co6re casatefs CASHMERE aud co,h VESTS, very cheap
no The following extended lis, Of articles and prices
Dress and FrOck Goats, ~ = 4
g 1o Ss"n saa p@ es % "
isl; green Drssi "a FEoek Seas co o 20 %
CoAs 90 To- 10 90
:, sac Coats and Paietots.
scidsa sSa s s en- rs sls n. royal =
s~ ssi a ae sa rss PSs as s aaa % 60
ssosS .l5S egss. sIasE, erIsa sad srssi pab TX
a i n ss S SssP sss Si:s
and ass sud fss. co. 20 20 q
Slue dfss, aqss;sq!aIs't Sfsep aud vhas Bsska
ssssl,ss Cloalrs and RoaIeyardss
sgTsS1as tlacs 9ias EE.ssh goas 80 IS %
5oSg s9 = heSssr so So
Back and eelsged Bodls 81
2 q = Plantations. ~ -
Black Frenc ard Engrh ;snsre eGts. onto 10
ss 4asity e4t french pos skin Pan OQ % ~
a Go sGs PaS ~ Snsy Gssns susse m
7upsffhs satinet, Tweed, COriuIoJ snd PIut Gloth
- alin rs To- 20
z .rs.se ss.gy 49,. Vests. tS2 5..tfs :
1ck anu eoiod Cloth Embroidered Vests 90 IL 20
coSssd caahs1sSs ysstso ~ sn styles.
co cssasSs az n 8 e g
S S ,ane Sses IN IN Ssss yss.. % 70 ee
.si..' .s'.. 8 g g.
Wine WB9s ds ana s fS.s a e e
large assortment Of - = as = -. -
Boys, and ohiidrsn,s Clothing. .
Tsss e PS ana a i9 sas SS fosA and sas
-. Blsel, ADD ssansrs PANT;
= Chhdrens Snits, Polka Jaehe etc. n "a q
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q a. NEws Sur PASSAGE Across THE IsTlIiaJs
OF PANAMA.- Such srrciect appears to have been.
started IN London. The plan is TO connect. the.
rivers Arsto and Neipi, between which the chain
of The corderas dips to a pass Of bur aiesx hun.
dEed feetsin height "a depiiation Of the promoters.
hashad an interview upon The subject with 14otd
l'alInsfstops at the sFore ga oaiee. HIS loFdsAip
received the project tSyorablys reqpested ! Further
intcryeY when The plans were Inore 1natlred, and
expressed Ids~iiGneae 70 consider h6w,a faeil-
ties might ~ Afforded ,hrodg the board OF Adnis
rally 70 any expedition sent out by the projectors
to explore the district and survey the line OF die
proposed opening from sea 70 sea- The plan is al
present under the consideration Of several pafties Of
capital andiniluenee some of,wom are larg ely en-
gagged in the trade Of those seas and, shoald their
decision prove tayorable,it is intended To- dispatch
forthwith an engineer, IN company with some able
assstants, to the spot. ..ls ~, - 80.
MoBILE TnoTrlse RAcEs, y The following isthe
result Of the races over the Bsscombe Course, Mo
bile, on Wednesdays >t-s - . ea.l,s ( - =
Frs. Two yis heats, under Pur.e si5O
" 4 Ngnpsse'sr 3asssapb q, &. IS 8 =,
G. s. Etss SO. Bayreg =, ~; "a.
BGsskio beng drawn after the inst heat the pure was
sessss Roe bss. .ApSs in tive. in wiSoass 10
e e ~ ~, p9sH'ls-r s1se slVe Thsee entnss
w Nan Epp'sb ,lare Fade, g
e 2 ~ Sp'qal'' TiShs ssss- q
Z This entries for Thursday were Charley Fisher
and Ned R0ess., Second Race For pacing hosses
nile heals best three in five. m saddle Of harness
Pane sleO. PsRspkia, paeia Gceessta and Qsean,
= ~ .
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CFothilsg- made 10 order.

tIR customers and Others who desire to hayelhef c0s
~ ing or pext spring and made to thei! measure
will please CALI have their taken and leave Their
order previous to FebpaFy ls Gentlemen ale under no
obligation take goods ordered 4 they o not enre sat
hlbqtion. NOkHlS y WA1s
in12 ffyI 2ip 81 = under Hewletts
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~ FoR CHlGREs. ne new Mail steamship
Georgia, Lieu. David Porssr,, u S: Navy. Com
qaedias will leave for chaggss, direct with this
Calsferlia ami olegop niails, on the ~ F b-
rdafy psxt fine vessel i Of $500 tons busthep,
Sa Is illtsd qe IN ssupsr6 81 f0f the scconio,
dSeon Of passengers nef cothmaader is. vel
knosea Ia the service Is al officer Of merit and es
Periepes and one web worth OF the noble GRAF
lt6at he has been appointed 70. The is IS 81
great size and Strength, and has doable sogiues d
1000 Ilnssepowrg each, insnFing speed aud safstY,
en4biipg her 10 " walk The waters like 1 ding
Of. liieg q IS. ~ 81 ~
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y gss- s'Fhe npplhations OF MI Lawrence, Mr.
RiSeeT MI. PFyioS, MT Leschsr, Ne Barrinssr,
ard oslst inpoIiaat diplomatic app0in.meats, are
sdio have been plideT sonsideIsrioa il The Com,
iaiiMe II Foreign Rel ,ofihe Senate 10 which
tsheY gwete krfed aud have been reported back
.ie ne Senate tSith iasefsbls ssunsneidssioas;'
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AiunPHy This sssaLislisefa kees no wiz tls
sns and aheAd Of The sAarkssS Read he Is q dscaes
alisIsd fo-dpg.. - -. 3
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washington. Cry. rhe opulasion Of WASH
Eiuetoh es.imatsd At s9S2; and the number Of
|, ~ T1hs ship Samuel Hicks. Capt w E1 olags
get was cleared on the 9til from Baltimore, with
an entile cargo of provisions, the total yaluesof
which anlorats 10 81 q, 00os :, 4 z
s~ Geo, Basliefnan, & {, D., p ofessor Of Mod.
eFR Eapgdsses IN the thiyeraity.of Eitginia, from
1913 died suilteulY on the 1st INST, while
returning from visit to = heighbor's house.
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". %. ,Stafiossel,y Warehouse Y

@ the following with many other and interest
-. y log pnblicstions -
ROLAND CAsnEL~sComp BY Charles Lever.
THE WAR WITH MExIcor-By Major Ripley u 0.
TI6KNoRss HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERA.
~ tTgRE-yol r. svo.
PROFESSOR ANTHoN's SYSTEM OF ANCIENT
AND fIsDfEyAL GEOGRAPHY
'CfiALMERs's, INSTITUTES OF THEoLoGY-voi.
q being che eighth Of his Poshumons Works
FAIRY TALES FROM ALL NATioNs-By AIontal
4 I. ba--- With q besuin Illustrations
TfIE'4NHAl.R AND HIS, CAPToRs. By the Rev. n.
r. Ghesyer, e - ns- For ssie by
jai4st9pItsv J. d. STEEL. IA Camp ST.
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cold Pms.

No Alsrss supply u Gold Pens an IN esetsssd pssE.r
raging from SO 80 lss.Est ! =. vi - 3 -.
{ ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
Ror sale wholssae aud retail by 8 - -
GUINNESS a. CO. y
Dealers iR Fiae Fancy .9rtietes, Gold Pens, eta.
jalS 6t2p / ? Cnnp street