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n Jew " Gays before the steamer Europa left Lv.
G eiPool, the Pope was burned in efipy on Peckbsm
who maTcbe IN presence OF 10000 $4,000 people
ed torches, tarbarrels, theatrical A.. i,ght-
and images OF Romsh preates, formed the y, Gnut
pal features The ceremony was psTfo ,pe Ptlnel
shouts of mo PoPery," "Hurrah foT tbe amid
No foreign priesthood" Down with the P eTt' -
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Custom House, New Orleans,


NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals
= will be received by until the 18th December, tor
making the following repairs TO the Flheuncta light House
and premises pertaining thereto. hereinafter named
ably with the following specifications All work must
be done IN substantial and wGrkmanke manner and must
be approved by the Keeper Of the Light Whose certificate
to that effect, payment will be made.
TtHEFUNfTA LIGHT.
RcDars ot DDshLtRg HOuSe-A new roof to be covered
with shingles, one side with Tars and shsahing the
roof TO be extended over The from gallery the roof measures
= by 30 rOut, and IS by IS the the gable ends 10
be finished out to the front and the gutter
new Kitchen 10 be eTeCe L by 10 the clear, with one
door and window, with proper hinges and i4erings
the Kitchen be placed brick pillars feet high above
the ground and win proper foundations. Chimney
with iee hre place. extending four feet above the roof
the Old chimney to he removed. round the premises to he
constructed Fence so feet length, he inches
IN heghh, posts to be OF light wood by square, feet
long and feet apart, he feet the ground The pRng
To he OF sawed yellow pine cypress inch thick three
inches Wce - feet long and pointed the upper end To
be "a l0lhes apart, 10 be well nailed sHngprs BY
with I'D cut nails morucrd in the posts The board
TO be II inch thick and Il inches wide. There are to he
three gates eet wide, well framed substantially hung
with good and suitable taenngs The style of the gates 10
correspond with that Of The fence Hinges and proper fast
enngs required Tor three of the door OF the win
duws Of the house.
The works above described must be commenced within 40
days. and be completed within 80 days from
tracts may be entered into and if commenced the IN
Cersgned the night annu contract with the
person IN default. WIN FRERET, Collector,
nv tdap and Superintendent of Light HUuses.
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The ESTATE OF JouN NCDnyoou- yr,jt.5 S,o,,. ,;
:, - -, ,e' c'''t" StaLeS or
t"' S""L """@' CI"'tD-A ne helfs OF the immense
estate OF the late John MCDOnOgh Tuesday last by their
Gu, a. H. r,.. - III; u IN >'"'G9 OHeul
M - N !' nuns '''e NI' Vi uls ueceasth'
Inc Dill IS very lengthy, ana we give only such portions
it will prove interesting to readers. Itcommences
NOUr OratOrs Mary Murdock togeber with W., u NJ
dock her hHs61ni me S'os NEE ~ WIN w M r. wv
JIan TVav-e bpghaDd ~ ,"iu
more hersi1 actiTg as fI OF pau
iankns Nayrarsf Nc JoHog6 IsnEirs @ n re
kins All residing IN Rsfimoie Nil 49,. q INV II
Hugh w efEsy her husband Of the ata ~ Viser wy!
&c. oItJ Ill W ILL., y t 2,e o ltslha lane
Be9ver rIetar Viii, i l'f husband sarah
Har,rnstt Ts.sa IIaTI1at a. Nj, tNOL7tt
with 6e husband Peter SION. al Of he eti,st
EIrgg An tsrsnn torstbsr T, Icr l,slaJ I ~ :
snn 0F lie STATE 07 Tpyas, sarah nav Ii ~ Nh
Dav, R0aiba p I,vHrh wifi, nj 7fr-yg as
State oil lTarvlard Maria I0ui.a CIri w. Il. F 81 llo
Ord. OF the rgta nf raIiFoTni7 aud w
of Toujsa VNprI and t1rga 90
residing in the ain of a,timIr, Nj him 5i5 , h;i
u Aguin and A. D. Crossuqn eyecn Tors Of ile q, i
McD0uogh deceased agar ST tEe Mavnr and CouDrS ~ "a
city of New Orleans he f3Oriafv l1r the EsIieG ~
Orphans and AGAINST ali otags er5a 9 T 1 9Gle
The hes above named are the Issue OF f0uT ser and one
brother OF the deceased. wv
The BILL after setting forth the principal clauses in the will
proceeds:
And your further say that all and lar the
and provisions aforesaid Of said will hereia before parenT
SPECIALIZED and set forth ATE utterly null and void.
Ft-SThat the leading object Of said will is Ia sppsrate
and divide the Of usuruCt of all and
the real and personal estate of the estatOr the owner
mp and title theIeO forever which purpose reprobated
nat there IS no legaee m existence to receive the
saa gsnuc snd that the Constitution and laws of this State
nrna me organization OF any such body corporate the
anu agents OF the sad general estate which
lIe sue Huee OF he u5utruCt OF sad estate forever
hFd- lhHt the donation OF SAID usuiTuCt made To
ut Tor their own use and benefit, but merely
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT-The trials in this Court yester
day were all OF hug character, there being one case
Of larceny, and that a small one
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GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-The Macon Messenger
and Journal says: Below will be found the re.
turns OF the late election in this State, as far as
they have come to hand. The triumph of the Union
is complete, and the recent importation of Yankees
and foreigners into Georgia seems to have been
very extensive.
The delegations from Dooly, Thomas and Tel
fair, it will be seen, divided. The opposition
members in those counties, we are informed, pro.
tessed to be quite strong, if not stronger Union
men than the regular Union nominees Indeed.
this was the case, with scarcely single exception,
IN every county in the State. Had our opponents
honestly adhered to the doctrines proclaimed at the
Macon meeting and by their press generally, in the
early part of the campaign, they could not have
elected single delegate in the S tate. As it is
they will not have over thirty members in the con
ventlon, while the popular majority will be very
iarge-say 10000 votes. Mobile Advertiser.
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURr.-Bar0a vs.. Placide Mile
Emile Dsrv0e, known the kqJjtues of Pacdes as the
graceful little Baron has commenced suit yesterday in
the Third District Court against Tom Pacde for 5000 francs
S3JOO being the penalty for the violation of contract en-
tered into with Pacde, second dqusCse in his theatre
Two thousand francs is claimed damages and $l39 for
services due bic counsel engaged on both Sides
and the matter has already created considerable interest
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Hartford. Ct and Springfield, Mass, papers will please
copy a death as desired in advertisement.
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AN AFFRAY.-The winter season, for fighting,
opnened rich on last Thursday. The parties par.
neipating in this beautiful amusement were
Messrs Everett and Dever, the former acting as
manager OF Mrs. Williams's plantation, and the
latter employed as carpenter on the place A dis
pute arose which ended in one of the parties hav.
ing slice taken out of his upper lip by the
grinders of his antagonist, and the face otherwise
dlshgured; while Ratchet, and other formidable
weapons were brought TO bear upon the skull of the
other They appeared before Judge Harris on Fri
day, and both held to bail in the sum of two hun
dred dollars each. [AIexandria Democrat. Dec. 4
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The JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE MCDoNoGH WILL
The committees appointed by the Councils of the three MUM
cipaes, to confer together and adopt such
might be deemed advisable for preserving the beQue TO the
city will in the First Municipality Council Chamber
O'Clock this afternoon for the purpose of deciding upon
some plan of proceedings.
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CRoPs.-The past week has been one of contin
ual showers. The sugar cane has been greatly In.
lured by the frost Not more than half the crop 0
sugar will be made in this parish that was expect.
ed. Cotton is almost entirely picked The WELD
Is from two.thirds to three f0urths of an average
crop. jackson Ua) Mirror
TIE CRoPs.-The majority of the planters in
this section have finished grinding The Sugar
which has been made, till within the last ten DAYS
Is of an excellent and superior quality-but since
that time, il has been nothing more than ordinary
The crops this year will fall short by fully onethird
OF that of last year [Plaquemine Sentinel, 7th
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We obliged to the officers of the Iowa, Sarah Gordon
EmPire and George Washington. for late papers.
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Mr.. R. Brooks of the steamer St. Charles will accept our
thankH for Mobile paners
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We learn from the Selma Reporter, that ground
was broken on the Alabama and Tennessee River
haiIToad on Monday, 25th ult., by Messrs r, M
% w. Waddell. Other contractors will soon com.
mence operations. We believe, with the Reporter
that, considering the enterprise of the contractors
the energy of the Chief Engineer and his corps
and the zeal and ability of the Directors and Pres
dent this great work will be completed within the
shortest possible time.
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.e9ss@SsA[ ~ howard LODGE No. IA Regula
- Meeting Of this Lodge will osie.d THIS EVENING
Ss4RSSS~ Thursday, the Grand Lodge Hall, at |uvcs
'uuctual attendance requested By order Ut the g.
az n 2. RICE. Secretary.
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BROKE Jan. = PnIIip Uamer0n, Who was arrested on
Monday the charge of stealing a watch and breast-pn
from the dressing of Mexican Buchanan at the Amer
Theatre succeeded in breaking OF the BarOune
waohhouse Tuesday night. He was accompanied in his
flight by a fellow named Bill Willing, who was also locked
charge of larceny. The watch and pin were found
in DamerOn possession when he was arrested and they have
been returned to MIR. Buchanan.
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Judge Bullard took his seat in the House on the
9th inst
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We learn from a gentleman Just in from the
West, that fifty negroes had been stolen from a
gentleman in the vicinity of Austin. 1t is thought
that there is some connection between this bust
ness and the recent visit of Wild Cat, the Semi
noie ;Nnlei to that region There was an attempt
to raise two hundred men to pursue them. Very
httle was known to the destination of these
Indians, or where they intended to take the slaves
$lo,OOO reward was offered for the apprehension OF
'he slaves. Marshall (Texas) Patriot, Nov. %.
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WAsHINGToN DIVISION, No D. in their hail. Josephine
street. between Fulton and Rousseau streets Lafayette,
at hali-past O'Clock.
Crystal F3UNT DIVISION, No. A. at Crystal Fount Hall,
NO. ~ IChOuplOulas street, at haIt-past clock.
Daughters of Temperance.
OLEANDER UNION, No. 5, at No. 8, MaHgny Buildings
Thrd Munlcipaity, every Thursday O'Clock, N.
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IELEGRAPHINe BY SoUND.-The WASHINGTON
papers state that an experiment would be made
with the steam whistle at the Foundry. to test the
ability of telegraphing by sound. The object al
'nls invention is for telegraphing, by means of a
"histe oil great power, the names of lighthouses to
vessels enveoped in fog, and Ignorant of their true
position, and on the coast. The utility of such an
invention appears incalculable, when we consider
'ne number OF lives and amount of property lost
upon our long line of dangerous coast every year.
: Is understood that application will be made to
congress to adopt this valuable invention.
Ahe following is the telegraphic alphabet for the
word Washington:
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LOCAL NEWS.

AMERICAN THEArRR.-TO.nght is the last Of the
gagement Of Mr., Nsas this house, on W hch occasion
the prize tragedy of Mohammsd - We have already
mentioned the piece and inclined to expect something
hne from the fact that has been highly spoken OF by able
critics. Mr. Neahe will be ably sustained by Messr. Foster,
Crisp, Grace Mrs Crisp and Miss Duret. The ballet corps
appear in series of dances the whole conclude with the
farce of the 90 Young Widow
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~ STEAMBOAT ,-f@R. =
EPARTURES sssstssasaasass'


EliLtsEfE1K - - n - - - 49, A-ah@1'@-
J,,.sIo, S,e,r,s- C,n,oin Iour Destination.
Thurs, H. OREGON Ecrn, o'clock
ANNA, johnston 70 o'clock opsio"sq'
MARY FOLEY, Dafereo, O'Clock ......''L touT.E'
ST. JAMES, Power, o'eock.-...... DoHa'aso"O"'
W. A. VIOLET, Wauney 5 O'Clock ........-..fa'o'
r. c. OGLEsBY, KmbAl, o'clock ........Rsi h'''
" BUENA VISTA, Lumoths O'Clock ...--...S' Lo"''
" BELVlDERE, Lodwick o'clock .tted hi0s'
EANlOPE, Castillo, u o'clock. AEakaPa'
Frdy, 10, FLORIDA, Gberson o'clock Mo',
" BELLE CREOLE White, o'clock......p ick''"g
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, 5 o'clock. BaL0n Rouge
FASHION, Martin, 10 o'clock. .POHts Ia H1cFs
GEN. TAYLOR, Trinidad o'clock. bo"aidso"pHs
DUCK RIVER, Clark o'clock .....'..... Shreveport
TEXAS, Claiborne, O'clock !tfGna'i@
IOWA Carter, o'clock 81 L0"s
satur, "A, AUTOCRAT, Goslet, O'Clock
" NATCHEZ NO. :, Lsathors, o'clock .Bard I'mf'
E. D. WHITE, Brady, o'clock " Hta"sP1,t
" " r. NJ STRECK Stree E,9 o'clock - DoHatdSo"'"t'
" HECLA, Kay, o'clock " dEsrahdTla
" boswell, j. T. Larose, 10 o'clock .BaiiS
" SARAH GORDON, Ansdcn, O'Clock .. Red hl7'T
" MOHAWK, Shields, 5ocook ......'...... Nop'''9"
" J. NORRlsETT Findren, O'Clock. . AtakapaS
Boud, 10, MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock. Princeton
" MONROE, Gwartney, O'Clock. Hasoo
Tues, Il, d. g. MOsBY, Kercheva fazoo C'Y
| I" PRINCESS NO 3, Holmes, O'Clock ..-p tcEs5W
We'd, Is, SHAMROCK Hart o'clock. Red RiUsr
Thurs lg, BRIDE Amsdcn o'clock Rcd Riptr
satur, q, MOHlCAN Irwin O'Clock. cpts
We'd o. AMERICA, JohusonS O'Clock e1pt5s
Uncertain ORIENTAL Parkinson, O'Clock Pis5nrs
E. P. McNEAL, Booker, O'Clock. HeHPhtS
| " COLUMBUS, Pos, O'Clock ...-........St Louis
SABUDA Lynn, o'clock ST. Louis
" " SULTANAr Gable, o clock 81 LOUIS
| " sARANACK No. Z, Mcintyre, o'clock St Louis
PACIFIC, Frhiun O'Clock. L0u,5
ATLANTIC, Ogeby, o'clock ......-..-St 10 uis
" ST LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock 'oHih
| " PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers u O'Clock 81 LoVta
TUSGUMBlA, Gable, O'Clock. ,..,.......St LGnda
! " JOSIAH LAWRENCE, Carlisle, o'clock 81 Louts
| " lROQUOIs, Weymouth O'Clock. NGshUiEs
s. " DOVE, Smith, O'Clock %. LOuispas
" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley O'Clock. .L0uisgl'
" LEXINGTON, Mahgr, O'Clock. Louisville
" BOSTONA, Price, O'Clock. Louisville
" " FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock ..... louisville
- TRIBUNE, Bunce- { i1fiNnt III
| " JAMES MlLLlNGAR, Foster O'Clock .... Cincinnati
" Z" HUNGARIAN, Warman-. Ctnc'nhai
" " &. W. KENDALL, Norton 2 O'Clock -... CtnsiHHHf
" WOODSMAE, Perroncel, o'clock ....... Red Rlg'
ALAMO Reed, o'clock h!srandrls
MOBILE Allen, 5 o'clock ..................H0lll
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MCDONoGH WILL,-Judge Buchanan decided yesterday
morning in favor Of qualifying the Baltimore Executors OF
the AIcDonogh -esaion, Rev R. r. Gnrley and Beamn
c. Howard, without bonds and security. The question,
will be rscoIIecsd W before Judge B. on Monday
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Crisp, Grace Mrs Crisp and Miss Duret The ballet corps
appear in series of dances the whole conclude with the
farce of the 81 Young Widow
PLACIDE's VARIETIEs.-The performances at the Vare
ties to night commence with the farce of the cabinet
Question:, in which George Holland. DeWaden, COnover,
and Mrs Conover Let the piece be what it will
fun may be anticipated Two grand advertisements will be
given dung the evening by Mile. Haro Maugin and We
gas after which, the vaudeville Of the Chase Salute
and the Imaginable farce of Separate Maintenance"
The NORTH AGAINST THE SOUrH-Great Sport To-
DdBThe great stake between the celebrated horses
Roanoke, of New York, and Joe Wilson, of New Orleans,
for slOOO off this afternoon the Meare Course,
and some of the fastest travelling in sulkes witnessed
the South is expected.
Joe Wilson has changed hands within the last three days.
and the trainer who has handled him for the last years.
not in town. He is however, under the of Albe
COnCkin celebrated trainer but who should have had
time.
Roanoke is well known has been his mile in 2:3lJ6-
the fastest time recordand he said to be in fine cond
ton which facts tend throw the odds in his favor, large
OF has been aked the result, and tbs
tendance will be large.
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lsse Advertisements of AUCTION Sales on first page
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.VeeU Lac Books,
i b STEEI.'S

j. Is. STEEL'S
N. o. StattOnerS' Warehouse, No. ii Camp street.
CIVIL LAW. Translated by VIM. suahan.
Edited from the second London Edition, by Luther s Gushing
In , vols 1850
REPORT OF THE CASE OF PROF. WEBSTER.
By George Bemis
Also
THE AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, complete in 81
vols. folio.
LAND LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, from the
State Papers, complete in vols folio.
No And also, a Low Prices, this following
Louisiana Law Books;
ROBINSON'S REPORTS, complete in II vols, either in
complete SETS any the volumes separate to suit the Pro-
fassiou.
MARTINS REPORTS. NOl.1. StewaTt's New Edition.
GRElNER'S CODE OF PRACTICE. New Edition
BENJAMIN AND SIIDELL'S DIGEST New and
improved Edition, enlarged
DESLlX'S DIGEST, being a continuation of Benjamin
aid Slden's
DESLlA'S LOUISIANA SUPREME COURT General
Index and Digest complete DIP 22dp It3ip wv
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I'D (- 90 L--) e. G
u.
WI cd ~ O..
WIN due Difference to others, we think that mu-
sl0el Characters might be used as efficiently and
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ATTEMPT TO swINpLE.-An attempt was made We.

ATTEMPT TO SwGNDLE-An attempt made yester-
day morning to obtain SO from Judge Sids, Of the Su.
preme Court, by using the Of Cypuen DufOur. The
following is a copy of the note received by Judge g.
Hon. Thomas Slid ell, ESQ.,:
Dear SirBy preieuing 10 WRITE than come personally
call you, dear sir ask you little favor expecting
small success. This may appear towards you
but wish to excuse me, and to towards wishes my
present situation obliged to do very much
titled to be in such necessity call your honesty, and
promising upon word of honor the
your kindness short delay 1t is dear sir
the extreme odness to lend sixty dollars If that de-
mand accomplished, you may send it by my brother
law, and receiving dear sir my best sentiments and respect
Ireman, sir, your most OFT serv't,
December TO- 1850. CYPRIEN DUFOUR.
This mode of the wind has been tried several times
fae, and in instances has succeeded, The
note however, aher lame one and its proyiy would
naturally excite suspicion
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The RaOns to be of FOOD and who quality, TO be
approved by the C0ec o. and the different articles C0mpr
sing the Ration 10 be uyered board the tutey in good
ana sUuclent casks anC vessels he TOvued by The
tractor and the contents thereof distinctly marked each
IL IL to he understood that the VIII be bound 10
unsh upon reasonable notices, often as may be required
y Inc Captain OF the utter, with the appreciation OF the
Collector (nOt eSceednr average one day in each
week. such fresh and fresh vegetables may he
equivalent to the corresponding of the Ration allowed in
the Naval Service [d2 id WIN. FREREF, Collector.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-Tes between Mr..
4 Kendal's Biloxi Fire Brick, cost s. and the Scotch
Fire Brick cost 935, branded Garnkrk.
Leedss Foundry, August 3, 1850.
At the Quea on MIR. Kendall furnace, in
which melt iron, Of Mr. Kendall brick with one OF
the best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
slightly Mr.. kendasnO all neither broken or cracked,
LEEDS & co.
We filling Planters orders and wannnng our brick 10
stand Gre, at 50 and the carriage. VIM n. EAGER,
Rub 3dpt Agent Biloxi Steam Brick WOrkF.
ITINDOW GLASS-2,OO Boxes Window Glass assorted tErr
w qualities
sold 90 Rev Orleans BIN tFs Ga Deggs
e,rrtl'a emil inquire the l..o tsiDIs Vurshasiur.
NATHAN JARVIS g. co.
ass Corner 81 hassaiBe aal C9IaHgH
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ED-INFORMATION WANTED
w Any person who give information of JAMES F.
SHAN ESeh Printer aged about Il years, who rived
this city alaut eighteen months and employed for
his mother by sending such information to this office He left
ihis cty about Two months since. dla If
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A furnished
geneel Dwelling in perfect order, OF at least five sn
good rooms in main house, and requisite wing buildings M
pleasant location lease. Rent $50 800 to 80 A
there abOuts, month Lessee VIII furnish atislactye
Cury that the Turuure shall have the very best
dig St 81 Gra1isT stIeet up stains
WANTED-A irst.rate Milliner, one who un
fad constant employment by applying at Ms. G., W. Ro-
per, No. 100 Poydra between CarOndeet and BarOnne
streets, dl2 1t
NOTICE-The Copartnership heretofore existing
l. ' under the firm Of y. F. COCHRAN & co. ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent A F. COCHRAN is solely
y 20. IN settlement tHAS. T. NASH,
New Orleans, December Il, 1880 dl9 2w
ITO LET-A small Dwelling House, No. l60
Il st. Joseph street, with three rooms, kitchen and
servant room AsO-A Dwelling containing four ooms, I
with kitchen and servant room, No Triton Walk NJ
AsO-A Store corner 81. Charles street and TvU Circle.
Apply TO Ldl25-l JACOB OFT, 10 Triton Walk.
COLLINS, C., Builder, No 1871 Poydras street,
~ between Carondeh and st. Charles, New Orleans.
general done. Also-Sa3h Doors, Blinds, ETC. with which
Planters aud Others can be supplied. DIP ly
TOR THE HOLYDAYS-You Youths, Boys and
4 Chldrsn's F2s5 b q @F4 Fancy @as@
k Made to ordsrin New ork and Paris, expressly "a
o. for retail trade of the superior materials
elegance o. style and finish which, together with usual
complete assortment OF Hats and Caps we are prepared to
Successor James Eyans Jy a and Cap arshonse,
dla lOteOd III Charities street.
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include With the ceebTarsd Cumpdy entitled
DON CESAR DE BAXAN,

ia which he Will "a original Cgsar'
tae first lune i'm six years in TINA city.
E-s- Bu3K open
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-" MIR. NeRiie's Benefit Mr.. NEAFlE respect.
fully informs his friends and public that his Benefit, and posi-
lively his last appearance will take place the AMERICAN
THEATRE, FRIDAY the 18th Hst when will be pres n,sa
for Second stage Prize Tragedy, written
BY George H Mics ESQ for Edwin Forrest called
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The ESTATE OF john MoDuNoGH- URited States Cir.
cut COart-Judgc yHcCaleJThe heirs of the immense
estate othe late John McDonOgh Tuesday last BY their
solicitors, filed bill in chauCery in the United States Circuit
Court for the purpose Of annung the will OF the deceased
The bill lengthy, and give only such portions OF
it viii prove interesting to our readers It commepces