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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-12
TTALIARLE MILL PKupERTY.-Th

VALUABLE HILL PEUPERTY.-The
subscriber will offer for sale, on "wednesday 1871
day of Augns next his Mill PROPERTY VIZ Merchant i
good water-power TO propel the same There is about
eleven acres of land attached to the MILL aidproper-
ty is situated on the Cow Pasture River in Bath coun-
IT,, about one mile below Mborough The improve
men;s are u large two-storv Dwelling House, with 9th.
or necessary outhouses There is some or acres OF
good Timothy Meadow ON the land, and good Spring
in the ward.
-" Terms will be accommodating, and made known
on the day of sale A. w, HALL.
Julv % 1S57-3ts
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EAsHIoNABLE HAT & CAP STORE.

FASHIONABLE HAT & CAP sTORE..a
i The subscriber at the old stand Of William nun
= keeps on hand large assortment Of HATS
AND CAPS, of all descriptions i IRON o Ise -
manufacture any kind of Hat to order. He pledges
himself to give general satisfaction in regard to quail,
ty, style and price. All kinds of EphES Purshnse9 al
the highest market price. "M' oh"i'
Stanton July 20, 1851.
NILLER WANTED.--A FIRST BATE NIL
N ler who can come well recommended as 70 cnar
acter and qualification, can find gooa sNua'lo" "
Buffalo Mills. ,u oopr,,.N
Also on assistant Miller, "a single man) wanted 81
DuHA't -,'- ''~' GEO. A. COLEMAN,
TIL, 1s57-sts Saunders Store.
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Tor SALE, MT. SIDNEY H0TEL,--

i Commissioner appointed BY the Circuit COURT OF
Augusta county, and as Admipistratog Of VIM. G.
Richards, deed, shall proceed on Hed}esday the
12h ef 4uglst next TO sell at public sale, that very
desirable TAVERN in Mt Sidney lately occupied by
the said Richards The present character of the house
and its favorable locality for patronage recommend it
strongly to those who want such property.
TERMS ~ in hand; balance in one, two. three
and four yea, of equal instalments the two last to
bear nterest-the purchase to give bond and secu-
rty and title to be retained.
PEfER YEFF, Com'r and Admir-,
Melrose Rockingham county, Va.
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NTOTJCE.WOur accounts are now ready, and our
customers will oblige us BY calling at the store
for them. KAYSER, 'SFRIBE1NG 4 CO.
Staunton, July 20, 1857,
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SALE-sATURDAY,

I ] AUGUST 18th, 1s57.-As Commissioner Of the
Circuit Court ofAugustacounty in the of MONEYS
Administrators, VS.. MONEYS heirs. will offer at pub
llc auction, on the premises, the HOUSE LOT be-
longing to the estate of Richard Mooney dec'd situa
ted ON South River, near the "Red Mill" The house
is comfortable Log Dwelling and there upon the
lot Stable and good Well. The lot contains about
Five Acres.
TERMS OF SALE Three equal payments, ut six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale.
Bonds with personal security required and the title
retained as ultimate security.
SAMUEL KENNERLY, H., Com'r.
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GAZE or LAND.-In pursuance Of u decree
= rendered By the Circuit Court of Augusta county
in a cause therein depending between Mary Moie't
plaintiff, and Robert A. Hogsett defendant will pro
ceed on The premises, on "Wednesday the I'd dGay@ SP
der tract of land containing 1876 Acres situate south
of Mofetts branch, adjoining the lands Of Bailey Dun
lap, Frederick Sherman, VIM A, Hangers heirs AND
others and now in the possession Of Rob A. Hogset
TERMS-Cos OF sale and Of suit in hand and the
balance on credit of six twelve and eighteen month;
in eonal instalments-the purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security and the title to be retained q:
ultimate security. NlCHO. n. TROUT, Com'r
,July-2g, l851.-tds
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NOR SALE.-A first rate second hand CAR
h RAGE made in Newark, New Jeysey-will car
~ comfortably six persons including the driver ANY
one desiring neat, comfortable Family Carriage
should inquire at this office
July 20, 1875
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EMPORTANr NEWS.=The new firm of Low
( ensteih Elk6n the successors listener, Bros. d
Co., offer the entire Stock OF CLOTHING at prime cost
ia order 10 make room for large stock of Fall and
Winter Guods We'shall commence selling off at cost
from the Let day OF August continue until the 10Th
ct September We therefore invite all our friends and
customers TO give and this well known house CALL
as now is the very time for bargains. Remember the
old stand the store house west of the Virginia House,
and opposite John L. Scherrer's Confectionery.
LOWENSTEIN & EI.kAN.
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TSARM FOR SALE

TSARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber proposes
Il to sell the Tract of Land which he now resides
at private sale, lying in the upper end of Augusta
miles southwest of Greeuvile mile from Midway and
adjoining the lands of DR.. n. NJ. Hit, Peter Rush and
others, and containing about 155Acres. The i'm
provements consist OF good Log Dwelling House
and Kitchen good Barn and other necessary houses
On said place there are number of good Springs,
large quantity of fine Meadow and plenty of Fruit
Trees Not being able to attend to the farm Myself
will sell it on reasonable terms If not sold privately
before, it will be offered publicly Thursday, the
2, til of august next SAM'L MCGUFFlN.
Tile
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Cross Keys, Va, July -, iooI.-- Pc
nUBIIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP

ERTY.DHa7jps sold @ost af my Middle River
the I2tl of August, sell at public auction
Snme very fine Mich Cows and Calves some fine Heif
eTs and Bulls Durham breed about 70 head of Hogs
sow :, and R Png GSd Sh large quantity
What ITO be delivered after it is threshed several
hundred bushels of 0as aud Rye,and large quantity
aud boys will also sell field Gf 6s or 20
Of the best Corn in AIgusIa county, oeleve
nine monhs credit on all sums Of over s with bond
! a III God socur;ty JAS. Be URLAND.
"n Jn1y % ls57Mtts.-vind and Rock. leg. copy ots
Su'J -, 80 20 this Office
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Tor SALE-The very desiabe Town REaDEXcR
Il OH Gospel Hill, now occupied by the Rev: Mr.
Latane. The Dwelling House is new. handsomely IL
ished and convenient, and the property is In all res
poets worthy the attention of any wishing COM
Portable home in one of the most desirable localities In
the town. For terms, &C., apply to
Staunton, July 8. 81. Is. +. POINTS.
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Deafness. Certain relief for those afflicted. see
adve.t senent headed 'E,R AND Egg
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EOR SALE.--A FARM OF 800 ACRES,
Il NEAR STAUNT0N, VA.-Fhe Farm on which /
reside miles FROM saunton of about 800 acres, 90
of WHICH well tmbered, is for sale. The buildings
are handsome and spacious and the land very good
into two farms and will be sold on very favorable
terms. Address VIM. B. JOHNSON
| ,July Is. 1857. -. SHANNON Va
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VALyiBLE FARM FOR SALE,

TTAVING determined to go West will sell my val.
Ill liable Farm in the county of Augusta, lying five
miles Southwest of Middebrook, on the head waters
of Walkers Greek, aud containing 262 Acres. The
land is of limestone character well timbered, and
watered by never-failing springs. The improvements
are good Log Dwelling House, with all necessary out
houses fine Stabling and toleraby good Barn; also
Dstillery in opel alton, tenants house fn one
end of the tarm with water Diped 70 the house THIS
land is in fine healthy neighborhood convenient to
churches, schools and mills Nothing but desire to
try new State where a number Of my children are,
induces me 10 offer this land for SALE
To any one desiring to buy home In The county OF
Augusta fell assured that can and Will sell bar
gaia if they will CALL examine the premises, and empire
my terms (Which will be accommodating.) deem il
useless to say much about the quality of the soil know
ing that purchasers will call aud examine. # ! dc
not sell privately before the 7th of Aagus next will
offer it publicly, ON the premises, that day.
Also,on the same day,l will sell House. and BLACK
SMITH SHop. There are or Acres of Land, with a
fine stream Of water running through the lot. The
house is new and one of the best stands for Black
smith in the county. R. Turk, at Stauntons referred
70 for fuller description Of the PTSpssGtyy Asasss
July l5 1857,
DARN IL ALUM SPRING FOR SALE.
The subscriber win offer for sale, at public anc
ton, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of August next, the
FARM on which he resides, IN Rel county, one mile
from 4illborough and :.hree miles from the Millbor
ougn Depot Z" ne Central Railroad. SAID farm lie
y" Cow Pasture River, ana contains ABOUT @1o a.
cres. About $50 acres are cleared and in cultivation
of which more than 100 acres is tine, fertile bottom
land Any one desrous of purchasing farm the siz'
OF this, will, probably, find more desirable il
market There is on this farm an ALUM SPRING
of the water of which DR.. E. Parrish of Philadelphia
reports as follows:
sSulphuric Acid and Carbonic Acid, both in excess
Soluble Suphates, Carbonates, and Chordes of Lime
Magnesia Iron, Alumina, and probably of Alka, al
though the quantity examined has been too small TO
! satisfactory determination. From the very unusua
excess of sULpHuRIc ACID it contains well its CHA
LYBEArE and other medicinal ingredients, would,
should think, prove valuable remedy in the treat
ment of numerous CHRONIC DISEASES"
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
bOve property to any one.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
My Post Office is Marlborough Springs. Bath county
W. r n STEELE
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nUSLiC SALE or LAND. Having been
4 appointed Ad,anststorde 6onis non, with Il, the
vii aoese, Of JOAN Cooas, de,d., will, Oil Turs-
lay. lie l5M lag Of iugeo; next, proceed 70 sell o.
pablic safe, III he premises. certain TRAIT VI
LAND living III he county OF Augusta, on n dfat o.
he Middle River two mics southeast OF New Hope
in rood, heal ~ and convenient neighborhood. The
land Is well adapted 10 grass and grain 1t contains
iS3 Acres 100 of which cleared and in cultivation
the remainder in timber. The improvements are tol
er1,bie good.
Terms viii be made known on The day of sale.
JAMES &. PATTERSON, admir-
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-The subscribers have
/ made arrangements with Messrs F. Baneda l.
Bro to receive their supply of Guano this season d.
rect from tile Chineha Islands, and are thereby enabled
er prices than it can be procured In any other market
in the State.
They are daily expecting the ships Zephyr" and
"Cas an'' from the Islands.
Those who desire to do So can now engage to be de-
yered from their ships on their arrival
Alexandria July IA 1877 FoWIE n co
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TOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE s.m AEIdE Pr mi

L yATB RESIDENCE NEAR aIAUNIoN, IN IN
Rnctbr,dge Alum Springs having compelled change
offer 1F sale 81 prSpe CONSISTS ng St
Tb;,ty Acres Of land with new Brick Mansion House
lery carefv built Of the best materials, after de-
sds aes ssb,a Ssn with il ali fGp its
ue'o o5ous and elegant. The out.houses and
tnh! are Convenient and new, the garden large, the
a, yet spt susspse sS
NAV be made in person to Mr.. VIM. Nj.
Tail or LAIN D. Imboden, Esq, who will show the
or by letter addressed to me at the Springs
pro HpA:io, VI 1877 WIN. Frazier.
CCH00L FOR BoXS,..4he next session 0f The
~ 90 SaS;Ismb.r NEXT, Thorough tuition in oil the
VI of an English Education, and instruction in
higher branches if desired Reference as to gus l
the io:'nei p"''' - NY VIM. H. II. WADDELL.
stanton, August 5, 1857. y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-12

~ REIN Hill. ACADEEiY =By b. x.
" COALTEK. assisted by vi. Il. LuLEM.-The
ofrhis institution will c0,rmepce on the lsI
da, ufSeptepbeB l65. The scholastic year will be d.
vided into two sessions Of five months eachthe first
closing on Tue last OF January the second the last of
June, ISIS. Branches Necessary to qualify young men
for an advance entrance Into he Colleges UNIVERSE
ty otthis any " State will be taught. Prices gra-
ued according 10 studies.
Minor English Branches, $3.50.
Com. lSt books in Latin and A,gehr4 49,: :: 1890.
Latin and Aigtora continued. with Ufeek&
French, Observation-Disclosures 1000,
Staun,on Aug 5, 1851.
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DUBLlC SALE OF LAND.--In pursuance Of
/ decretal order Of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, made in cause therein depending between
fants shall proceed, on the premises, at Mt Meridi-
an in said county, on Wednesday, tie Cd Of Septemle,
next to sell at public sale that valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing 322119 ACRES, lying on Middle
River adjoining the lands of Col. A. r. Givens, DIR.
B. F. Walker Dr. Ewing and others, aud having on il
a cominodous BRICK MANSION HOUSE, with all
necessary out-houses and large new Switzer Barn.
The land is in fine state of improvement generally
and being the estate of the late Slas Henton it
is seldom that such desirable farm is put into mar
ket.
TERMS The land will be sold for one-fourth in
hand and the balance in equal nstaments at one, two
and three years. the purchaser to give bonds, with
good security and the title to be retained ultimate
Security Possession given in time for seeding If
the land is not sold it will be for Rent for the ensuing
year D. B. HENTON, Com'r.
July 90 1957-Rocl. Register copy.
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INTERESTING TO THE LADlES.-The
i subscribers are nos in receipt 81 select assort-
ment OF Goods expressly bought TO accommodate the
su,rlne; trade, yIZ:
Swiss Musiirs. Brii!iauts, new style Prints,
French worked Collars and Sleeves,
Flouacrgs CGnihric ana swiss Edges MsertingS,
Cotton and Linen fri0g5s. Linen bu;,ons Ia
SIX Z Immn!@s, trihseS, ac.i
q,S.ta Ribbons, and Ribbons assorted wio.hs
Back Si,t Lees, bial& :iiS Nett,
,lpi BuCkled iastc Seils,
India Rupber Combs, &e.
Oar stool. Is again complete; give as call.
P.pEE 4 FUNNu0USER.
S'aunton, A"g~s ., 1857.
YsDljS;. ANO LOT, &C., FOR SALE
IL / - >ubsc her in. ending to reGlove - th' Wes.,
81 off, a pu5hc auction. on Stu'rgY, ia" ste Ggg
~ S.sts,nJ,r next. his HOUSE AND LOT IN West
Nh .rg,is,a couu.y. The dNellius house ~ new
md very @niyaran.. There j. asOi. large Iew SHOP
lat would ,,i l. .radezaian, with otlfsr necessary
:, !, Ii,tS : 't' '''' 80
rms prorcr,y is worthy the attenioa of4ny de-
string q comfortable home WeS{ View Is I. flourish
mo little village, in ahelhv legAiorhood, aud hav
IND and churc.ies and schools convenient.
Also at the s.nio ZINE and place. will offer my
Unusobold and Kitchen Furniture, which is OF good
quality. .,o a.,.
of sale ANDNh" D. AVN
August 5, ls57-Yind cop. ~"
DEDUCTION iN PRICE,. With the view OF
Ia closing out our stock Of Bsreges Tissues, Organ
dies Lawn Chalies, &c, we are determined to otter
them at prices to suit The purchasers.
PIPER d FUNKH0USER.
Stanton, August ), 1857. ~
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. ALE OF WHEAT.-As Administrator of Al
y exander Long, will sell, on the day of the sale Of
above lands bout 300 bushels of White Wheat, Pur-
pie Straw. prime quality for seed. TERNsSix months
credit with bond and good personal security.
July Is. 1857. CHAS. Z. PALMER.
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GAZE or PROPERTY I'M MN. sOLON.

= in pursuance ola decretal order entered by the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, in cause there;
in depending between Hepdren, trustee, &C., plaintiff
and dcGutiln ana Others defendants, shall proceed,
on the premises, on Saturday NE 2etk day Of this month,
to sell ut public sale to the highest bidder HOUSE
LOT IN lit. Scion, being the same occupied by Mrs.
Mozngo, and adjoining property of Hartman and vi
gar The lot has also on Stable and the property
taken altogether, is quite desirable residence.
TERMS :-0ne-!otirth of purchase money in hand
the balance on credit of six and twelve months The
purchaser giving bonds and approved personal securi
w. and the title 10 be retained Until ;hewhole is paid
STUART H. CRAWFORD, Comr.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO MANUFACTU'

Extra Family Bar Soap BY which process, with the
assistance Of one man. 1000 lbs can be made per day.
instead of by the old way, which takes 10 to IA days
The Soap will cost from 4 to 81 cents per pound
accordingly the quantity OF grease used.
suits guaranteed. Address, +. s, HOPKINS
JuIy l5 S57---6t Richmond Va
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gray ED Frog Tie subscriber, On the iS Glo o.
q jane, at Panther Gap. Eoclkridse county, Gray
Nire some o. 10 wears old, about hands high hea-
w plade Np had small scar ON her near the pastor
Ioint. Her mop;h vas cut considerably with the Bit
The said 9;,.e raised in Nelson county Va and
when last heard trom was making in that direction
viii be thahnl for any information of her where
aboiis, and yi,l pay liberal reward
Address Goshen Bridge, Rockbridge county, Va,
Jul, 20 I,a--3t;f A. NlTHROW.
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DURLIy SALE OF yALU afLE LAND.
dist next, on the premises, u Valuable FARM, con-
tanning 1925 Acres, adjoining the lands of William
Dunlap and Samuel Y Patterson, in the county OF Au-
gusta This farm is fnely situated very productive,
well watered, with fire stream running through IT.,
bv which all the fields may be watered; has on it a
most excellent Barn. and other buildings comfo table.
This l.ntation lies III good neighborhood, and Is
altogether desirable t,le farm.
Terms liberal.
,Jriy ~ lS5?--tdSr NARY NJ. PALMER.
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C,TAUNTON WOODEN FACTORY.-Hav-
- ing recently been employed by Messfs. CRAwFoRp
4 DoNAGug as Superintendent Of the STAUNTON
WOODEN FACTORY, and the establishment having
undergone thorough repair take pleasure in saying
10 the citizens Of this and adjoining counties, that we
have now on hand full assortment Of WOoLEN
GOODS, such as and q Kerseys, Satinets, Jeans.
Plain and Plaid Iindseys, White Flannels, Colored
aud Bed Blankets, and Stocking Yarns of all grades
and colors which are warranted perfect and to give
satisfaction in every respect. lFM t~esty gears er-
perieace in tile best Wooden Factoy IN the State fiat
Ter myself that ali goods manufactured by us will be
found superior to any heretofore eed in tbs market
Also, WANTED $4,000 POUNDS OF WOOL, for
which the highest cash price will be raid
JAMES i. 0'R0RK,
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NTOssY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA
M COUNTY, VA-The Fifth Session of this Acad
envy will commence Wednesday the I'd of September
1857, and close the 25th of June 1888.
The course of instruction will include the English
German French, Italian, attn and Greek Languages
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, &c:-
There is Cabnee of Minerals, large Herbarum, Phi
losophical Ap, &c. ior the use of the Students
TERMS,
Board and Tption, INCLUDING everything $3.50: 800
to be PAID the Isl September and 800 the lst OF Feb
ruary.
Creek Va. L. j. WHITE, Principal
Irl. o. Is5-
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AuguSt ., IS57.--4t.
FIDDLE RIVER I,AND,-In obedience U
POstponeinent

POStpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the 18TH
of September next In the meantime the property will
be sold privately if an opportunity offers. Mr.. John
A. Mills who lives close by, will show the property.
August s. lS57-tds ID. FULTZ, Comr.
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WATERING PLACES,

BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss.
fE; This desirable Summer Retreat, generally known
M throughout the Southern country under the
of William Barnes will be opened the first day of June
next for the reception OF visitors.
The proprietor in order The increasing demand for
at his hoel has erected during the past winter I'd
dons building 200 feet long, containing "A "-ge ard finely
ventilated Family Rooms ald hopest Ec able
modae all that aycr him with their patronage, whether
transient permanent
The many natural advantages of this establishment com
manng the finest prospects the Cuff with the pure
flowing direct from the and having been
visited by epidemic have failed TO impress vorahy the
visitors from tbs different Southern cities and surround
country.
Attached the hotel extensive orchard containing the
choicest frn spacious grounds handsomely arranged, finely
ventilated apartments for bachelors Billiard Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted up, Bar stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars.
Carriages and Horses always be had at the hortes,
notice
The proprietor is determined to spare expense that will
enable him continuance of
heretofore received aud render the say Of his guests
agreeable. . .....
Visitors from New Orleans the West will land at the first
wharf at Mississippi City, from Mobile the East at the
second wharf.
Applications for rooms can he made to
WIN. BARNES, Mississippi City,
THOMPSON l. BARNES,
Wis FIN COn 81 New
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>EMR, G. BLEAKLEY. SO AND6l RAMPANT
S street, manufacturer Of Carriages Buggies, Spring
- Wagons, Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
all the branches done atthe shortest notice. jas "
COPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE HAVE THIS
~ day associated with in the Auction business Mr. SPEN
GER CkEWE late of Savannah, Georgia, who has been
engaged in that line Of business for number of
We prepared attend all line, either
in Of Office and feel confident Of giving entire salts
faction,
The style Of the firm after will he C. NJ RUTHERF ORD
& co. OHice-No 2, Natchcz and Arcade Passage.
c. NJ. RUTHERF0
New Orleans, May IL, ls51.-my25 I'm
nK. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
IL tholomew Hospitals and six years with Rcord Of Paris,
has reopened his office No. II Dauphne street for general
practice, and especially the all diseases Of
Generative Organs both without the mercury.
Office hours for consultations French English 2 A.
NJ. and 70 C PM. rs 3ptf
W soGs desiring
~ Sell their Furniture
~ Store their Furniture
To buy Furniture,
will do well by applying JrLIEN'S,
No. lS9 Camp street,
fe5 I'm opposite ST. Patrcks Church.
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dy streers.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, July ., 1857. at re o'clock NJ, mt
Banks Arcade Magazine street. will be sold at public
ton by virtue Of order from the Honorable the Second Dis
tict Conrtof New Orleans dated LIST june 1851 in the matter
OF Mis- f. l.. Blanc, No. II. $751;
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, being the corner Of ca
nal and burgundy measuring rs feet and ~ inches
front Canal by 20 feet deep French measure desc
mated No l. according plan drawn by Jos Pile City
Survey dated 18th February 1890 page Of
current register Of hs IN, q B. sttsger Notary Public in
closet back gallery, and in the attic; brick
kitchen having three we'll prvies cistern hydran
etc., etc.
Eg-TERMs AND CONDITIoNs-one.ha half cash, and the
balance a credit Of six and twelve noH
by mortage said property and bearing per cent inere
per from date till maturity, and In Of pay
after maturity to bear cent interest per until 6na
payment.
Act of sale before T. Guyo Notary Public ie6s15jy6i