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fOf epring and autumn f1Antlnk. SUCH -
uIadious, lily ,cinlhs Tulips, lmperiais Lss,&
AMERICAN SEEDS
Ce,lections OF ,ssds Of American Forest Trees and
shrubs AID % rare and beautiful American Plants w
be 'uppsd suitable to send 70 Europe and Other ''un
tries-
GARDEN SEEDS.
Carrots, Beets. English Tunips. Cabbaees, Cucum'
bsrs. Psrsnips, kuta Bags, Mangel wurtsel, Onions
Long orange Carrot, (es. for Geld culture 81 per Id.
Improved Ruta Baga, (nne American)
Long lied Mangel Wurtkel,
Lngli.h Turnips.
Elias Iiarmon's and Cummings 4 wedgwood's store,
''s's'''' '' ~ Dxsi2L M.noNY.
An kind. Of Garden Work done by veil trained hands.
The proprietor VI the Commercial Nursery begs leave
10 state that the grounds Appropriated TO this establish
ment have BEEN carefully prepared by himself for the
cuisines ana , .sa 5.s s . if ~ sa. sos
all me practical Operations have been peri ned ~ him
self under his Own eye, with vss TO win Tor MS bo'
tnca IN shment hrst rate reputation fo' accuracy
The Fruit anj Ornamental Trees, floSerng ehrubs,
Rose, Vines md Cvepers, VI rare and valuable
varieties, and In god condition fr uan.p'antins.
The proprietor embraces iii, opportunity 70 as.a,e
rience In bis vocation, both In Europe and this country
ami his horticultural knowegeis the result OF close
application 10 his profession dung the whole o. that
PERIOD consequently the public may feel assured thai
all orders entrusted to him w be faithfully and prOmpt-
ly executed.
Inexperienced purchasers OF Trees often imposed
upon by dealers, who represent them to be what they
are not, consequently I would say 10 all, buy your
trees from Nurserymsn where you will b, likely to
ge fair dealings, aud not reiuse small stun, such As
are commonly sold by travelling agents, At AN eKorbl.
tant price. all things considered As general rule,
home Industry ought u be encouraged, and BY 90 doing
you will promote your own Interest.
Sac1, March Is, 1851. llu
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AND CASTOR OIL


good two story house, situated on Vernon Stree in
II saco, convenient Cor " tvo fAmies, with good
csern 10 the cellar. The house u veil made AMI Jess.
anty situstoi
This arare opportunity for purchaser ne house
must be soLi CoaDsctsd with u 10 good s.ib,e and
sAeo, August 20, 1854 ssh
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PAl,TNEs:sMIP.

THE Subscribers have formed a partnership nn-
i der the hnn II ChiJlOiN y Goaishoic, ior
ne PRACTICE OF Law, in BIiri"tJ, aud have tax
IN M ollc. Ia Washlngi,u lNock, over Boyden's
Periodical Depot, cEner 1T Liheriy aud Washing
ton streets, (cntfsnce on Llrry sifrri
AP CHISHOLM,
n e. GOoDENOW.
Diddcfdrj, Dec. 9Th, 1916. 4vu
NIB. The sib.criber will continue bis Office
!, saco, a. heretofore, Deennss bocs. opposite
yo,L Hotel AZ. CHISHOLM
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
Hair Restorative ! !!
For ProducnR Hair ON Bald Heads,
and Restoring
Groy hair to its Natural Color.

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED
l. Preparation hss never tailed to produce n
growth GA Bald Heads, when used according Ia
the hi.-,s',e., md turn hair back 10 its original
color. after having Income gay aud reiustaie u
IN all it, original health, ustre. sonrss and beau
W. Removes al once oil sour, dsndrutf and IN.
pleasant itching. scrolula, erupions auL feverish
heat from the scalp. II also prevents the hair
l,on becoming unhealthy and falling of, and
hence acts perfect
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This cut represents Oh Tmprovsi Isuister-
A being the collar which secures the insulation 10
the building B the solid glass bolt Introduced be-
tween the rod and building-C the lateral poln''
with the apur,ure through which the rod passes.
CLEAvEs q KIMBALL Of Biddefsrd,
are Agents for the sale oi Town and County
rights Tor Otis's Patent IN this State aud New
Hamp.his, and they would add that they know
Of no |. ultimate business which offers so msLy III
ducemenis 10 young men 81 small capital, vs. this.
Orders addressed To them or TOD l.. TOPfAN,
Saco for rods IN this Co, will receive prompt at
ten,ivn. "
N b. sThs rod running through glass rings,
referred TO by PioG LOOMS. will be turns he'd and
put up by Oii.s AGENTS for Ola 10 cts Ler foot.
March 18th, 1857. IA 3mos.
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@ A r r ! A q e 8

Of various kinds. e.bcscinE Tive Wheel Chaises
TsP III "a Ice, Side spring waEsss,
sLkAGHS, &c., &C.,
which they orr TO eel ~ log prices r cash % on ~
proved credit. Purchasers VIII Ind Il br their advan
tAge call AMI examine carriages beforv purchas!nS
20 Carriages made 20 or Ter, AMI repairing In AL b
bmnckes doos on shoe, notice.
sAeo, June II, 1850. atu
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At q Court Of Probate, held al Portland, within
and Tor the County VI Cumberland, ou The thur
Tuesday of Much, IN the year VI our Lon
eighteen hundred AMI tifty-sew.n:
~ E. BOURNE aud Heury King,bury. assign
II. ees nj Georle EinInous and Clement Little.
field Of Kennebunk, pirtnsrs under the hrm "
Enmons & Li'ile6eld, b wing pc, scnicd their ir.'
account, IN said capacity. for probate In laid coun.
" VI Cumberland, the said L. L. bourne, brins
now Judge II PROBATE in the County Of York,
IT was ORDERED, That the said s>signers give
notice To all prr-ons lnieresiei b. causing notice ~
e published three weeks successivrly 10 the Union
and Eastern Journal. printed 4, Bi1deiord IN the
County OF York, that they may appear NJ Pro.
bate Court to be held si ssid Portland, on the frs,
Tuesday Of April next. al Ten Of the clock In the
forenoon, and slew cause, fany they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
WiLLiAN u. BARRows, Judge.
A true copy, attest:
~ AARON b. HOLDEN, Register.
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HullOrs.
rr CANKER,
BILlOUsN ESs,
COsTtVEN ESs, and
GENERAL DEBILITY,
ARn crRKp Br
ARNOLD's GLOBULEs and
EIulllOrs.

ARN0LD's GL0BULEs and
VITAL FLUID
They cannot exist against action Of these Medic
Chemicals.
iiumor In the blood the sole nrst cause Of Con
sumption, BY consuming the bloods vitality. Thes'
preparations CONSUME ksmors and give vitality By tbs
great powers ofCAsmisfry.
Bee Circulars, TO be had VI Medicine Dealers.
Burr, POSTER 4 o., Cornhii, General Agents
Mansfield q Co., City Wharf, Boston. special Agents
Ros sals BY Drs. !. sAwyer and q. w. rsrson, Dide
ford DR.. WIN. Daley and y. j. Smith, Ssoo A. War
rem, Kennebunk jos Curtis, Wells.
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Commercial Nursery
V,nE Subscriber onsu for sale .. bis Nunsry' near
j the ssco Cemetery.
Apple, Par, Plum 4 Cherry Trees
Bulbous Towering Roots,

For Spring and Autumn Planting. such - Amaryliis
0ladolus lily ,cinths TULIPS, crown lmperiAis Lss'S
AMERICAN SEEDS
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Collections Of seeds Of American Forest Trees An
shrubs AID % rare and beautiful American Plants w
be supplied suitable to send 70 Europe and other eoan
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FAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

IL "
Manufactures STATIONARY ENGINES of any required
power; also, PORTABLE ENGINES, with decided improve
others heretofore made (rom five forty horse
power well adapted to farming purposes, getting lumber ETC.
with improved Circular Portable saw Mills attached of first
second and third class.
Mln. Machinery, Grs and Saw NIL Machinery Forg-
ns also, Brass and Iron Castings made order These
OF similar powell
Mr. Rahm has hundreds of letters
mandatory OF hs Eng but will only publish the following
from Charles d. Stewart planter mt Red River Landing a
for whom he lately put np an Engine
Red River Landing, La. April 4, 1857.
Mr. Rahm: The Saw Mill, with Locomotive Engine, from
E Foundry, Richmond W., has erected and
weeks This chneiy has given the perfect
satisfaction having exceeded all calculations whet orde
it, am satisfied has already than paid for itself in the
lumber has furnished to the plantainu The who'll engine
mill and boiler the time it brought from New Orleans
landed ION Of the low of the wuter) fully
six miles from the plantations but OverSeer, with good
team and TO load it, conveyed the whole the ptna
l0n i'll one day. and had time to This think another
recommendation mill, in
Instances wont be profitable to the mill 10 the timber.
her than the timber to the MILL where evidently cond be
done easily.
Many Of ncghhOr have look mill every
ponounces far superior anything the kind they have
ever frien who is opening plantation here. and
who in with another parry mill and engine,
from Immediately for sing
ton Al the performance of my machinery. hope this
have received aud filled this greatest
pcsuIe to recommend mill TO all who such
cinety and still more gratifying from the Old Do
mnion and idenhrl with interests and ituons.
Yours, respectfully
CHARLES y. STEWART.
Communications Addressed to the lcurer Richmond
Va or MOSES GREENWOOD, No. q Carondele street New
Orleans, will he promptly attended 10. myi9 lit
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SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL J. PETERS
Sale of Real Estate for Pa ion JGhn IN Mara Co. VS. Gar
cline Miara et as NOS li'oio anu HULL sec'na Dc'
'i Jnns ats5z t Z. G r.:
Of e a. G91f of Ns
se At b.
30h April 1874 a. Banks Areade on Magasne street
ton & e s F Sfe a"a Gsf D2st
, city late Second Municipality Of New Orleans square
by ST. Charles st. Mary Girod and Julia streets and
front Charles front ST. Mary street.
an" foSs 5E Of f"d 9f on &c !"" with all
the Improvements thereon the square bounded by on New
bers io H. IL and Is Front
BY depth Of o feet bet%eeR lines The h lot S
lots are four hrees,ory brick warehouses; with
'st Sn5 gfa hSe Of IN s
No Said lot q feet front Front
4s SERiN LoTs Of in the
Louisa Streets To- 10 8 %easafes front TchonPi
by depth and front Of 50 feet INCHES Louisa
20 feet 10 inches lines on louisa street By epth of siee
fG s 81 Ef ,y G
thereon in the District in the square bounded By chou
fesignate as lo Nos t. 2 and l. Lot No IDS feet
Gse or % a e 1f By Se Of s1e qot ee or
Tchouponas street Of % feet inches Lot No measures
line towards lot No. Of IS feet inches and 81 feet
the Notre Dame these lots ajoir
each other improvements comprise large brick
dwellings, below, all the convenience requisite
rented good tenant Lot No. 81 lee
Julia street. by depth of "A feet "a inches
ine wards lots Nos and and an IRREGULAR depth on tn
side line opening the line b feet inches Lot No
30 feet inches front Julia street by depth OF
line Magazine street. and egu
lar line towards lot No. B. opening the line of IS feet
lots Nos aud dwellings of stories built of brick
having in each building, and each lot
story brick Kitchen comprising and cabinet Yard
each house. Both under rental
tenant Al the property is fully forth by plan
| by C. 4. IIedn, Surveyor.
TERMS-Oue fourth cash balance a credit of l, and
years secured by special the proper.
Of per per from date. and if pal
lNhpD NJ
purchaser the policies anserred IL
until the first paid. The be div
coupons the of the vendors.
of the several properties and
apply office of J. A. Beard Co. Aucdneers,
| s Banks Arcade. JOHN NJ BELI,
myl3 Il Is Is je34 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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FOR RENT.


- FOR RENT-TWo NEW STORES IN THE
@ block Of fvenow being erected Carondeet street, cp
E pose Union Row These Stores will be stories high =
wide with depth Of 96 feet including Yard An Iron We
each will iron vaults in the FIRST
They will be with express regard light
ventilation and Will be finished throughout in The best
with all the modern improvements and from their
trail situation will be particularly adapted the accommodate
Factorage and Commission Houses Possession giSen
about the LIST OF October next
and all further information apply the under
signed whose flee plans of the buildings may be
my9 If HUGH McCol.l, iS Magazine st.
- LAKE SHORE RESIDENCES FOR
f RENTTwo desirable Cottage RESIDENCES for rent At
house. with kitchens, stables
eabe gardens with puus peaches and Fossesaien
given on the lat of May. Inquire Of ,,-,,-oo,,
a29 If q Carundeiet street.
- TO BE LET-FRoM THE First DAY oF o.
G ob-r le57 the Store No is Garondelet street,
ELL Canal and Common occupied By
Messrs MsL.more curan Co. and Rsdgii RSserss Ter
AL I'm 40 Common street,
- TO BE LET-UNTIL THE FIRST DAT or
6 October 1851 the -Four Story Store No q Camp stress
It'll Apply to CHAs MASON,
s20 i'm l40 Common street.
| - SUMMEK RESIDENCE AT BAY ST.
fNn1 LOUIS FOR RENT-A commodious and comforts BILE
M Residence completely furnished throughout, with sua-
BILE houses wharf and bath house, will be rented by
long lease reasonable TERMS For fuf
mn ml 81 # N'p'' JAS. NJ PUTNAM
| OFFICE FOR RENT-THE FRONT OR BACK
| ~ office ond floor, Union street The rooms are
third floor might be used. if required without charge
| feat No. 6 Union street.
| - FOR REN'T-THE THIRD AND FOURTH STO.
M WIFI I to u w. JONES' MAcKINpER CO.,
| d 81 Grpver street,
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TALENTED SLAVES AND PROPERTY ON URSULINES
stree.-Esate of the Maria Joseph Apuene deceased
widow of Haire Courcele.
by N VICENTE Auctioneer

TALENTED SLAVES AND PROPERTY ON URSULINES
seel-Esate of the late Maria Joseph Alpuene deceased
widow of Hiaire Courcee.
BY N. VIGNIE Auctioneer
SATURDAY, June go, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
~ i'll the Round of the St. Louis Hotel by virtue Of an order
from the Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans
dated May T. 1851 will he sold public auction for
said succession the following described slaves and property
SLAVES.
l. JAMES, negro man, aged about A years. aborer and
pressman, good subject.
q GEORGE, negro man, aged about IS years. aborer,
pressman and good subject.
FRONTlN negro man, aged about 43 years. aborer
JENNY negro woman, aged about GO years cook and
washer drinks.
NICTOIRE. woman aged about 40 years washer,
highly recommended.
g. MONIQUE grF girl aged about l6 years. good seam
and house servant good subject.
REAL. ESTATE.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb IRENE,
Second District the comprised between UrsuiAes
rails, IRENE streets and Bayou Road.
Said lot (French measure g feet 10 inches front
Ursuiine by depth Of 40 feet ~ inches side
9 the other side and 80 feet the line Together
with comfortable twOsory house. covered with
tanning four rooms closet, vesbule gallery up and down.
tanng four roonls, bathing room, wash room etc. Behees
cooking with boiler paved yard. cisten. works.
fruit and flower gard The whole perfect order and
forming the comfortable and desirable residences
this city.
nY-TERMS AND CONDITIONS-For the slaves, half cash;
and the balance six months crelit For the property
third cash. and the balance six and twelve months credit
Notes given for the slaves and be satisfactorily
dGrsed md secured b. special said slaves and
perty bearing interest from date until maturity the
and per after maturity
until final payment and divided into coupons the
The buildings be insured for the So and the policy
transferred vendors until final payment of the last
Ac Of sale before . De Armas Esq, Notary Public.
| c
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y NEWHALL, WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE, n

n NEWHAIIL, WALL PAFEK WAREHOUSE, NO.
T 60 Canal street. corner Of Old Ievee, up stairs.
received and offers for sale the largest
and best selected stock of PAPER HANGINGS in this city,
conssng part of old, Velvet, Fresco, Marble, Stone
Granite Views Satuar1es, Ornaments aud DECORATIONS OF
every description.
Gold and Fancy Borders Screens Tester Paper for
sale reasonable prices, by . ,-
| all y NEW u AM.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS WILL-yALU-
able Brick Buildings Choice Lots of Ground Sora-
purn Market--the whole in the Fourth District.

puru Market--the whole in the Fourth District
BY N. VIGNIE Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, June ID, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
rric Court New Orleans dated May 1851 at Banks Ar
cade Magazine street will be sold the following described pro-
1.-Two LOTS OF GROUND with the improvements there
in square No. 80 comprised within jersey Fourth Wash
nton and Chippewa streets de nated lots Nos Is and 6
Is, being the of Chippe aud Fourth
rs feet front Chippewa street. b. depth # l0S
feet md inches front Fourth and 100
and 40 lines the other line. Lot No IL % feet
front Chippewa street, By deuh Of 100 feet inches
40 lines side aud ITO fee inches and $40 lines
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by the
Public Road Leyee and Sixth streets and Washington Avenue
dessna,ed as lots Nos and Lot No measures IS feet
III the Public Road and Lesee depth of
4 feet and uche No &c feet front both on
Public Road and Levee street. by depth of i6 feet and
hes together with all increase rights privileges of batture
sS-TERMs AND CONDITIoNs-Thea above described four
lots Of ground will be sold togete- The purchaser will
the of note Of $3.50 secured by mortgage
said lot due 2s January 1855 and bearing per
annum from the 2st OF January 1851 till pad-balance
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised with.
Fourth Laurel and Jersey streets and Washington Avenue
designated lots Nos Is, l6 H. 49, measuring each % feet
lines Said lots used garden and have house,
fruit and ID sRaas trees etc; x n1rro,,s cha
four above described lots of ground will the of
note, secured said los for Ss5 due 3lst
January l!8 With interest at per cent per annum from 3ls
5 TWO LOTS OF GRoUND in the square COMPRISED within
mated lots Nos and $ No IS feet II inche
on Public Landing, front on Ieve
street. D ee DcS hes amy nes on the Inc dvpe
lot g. No 2o feet inches
m on the p"e nang "a Feet inches on dd Lines from
side, and 20 feet inches and line the other side. Said lot
the original plan of Lafayette Together with = two-stor
brick building impro Femens and Frame building on TIL
Public ne1 R Sp L. s Hf..,
Of before ]. F. Cofey, Esq, Notary Public my
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SLAVES-SLAV ES-Sf.A vES-SUCCESSION OF THE
late II. Dorgeyie I4oriot.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, June 6, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ.
- he Rotunda of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue of
the Honorable the second District Court New Or
leans 18th April 1851 for of said succession and
with the consent Of interested parties, will be sold
JOSEPH. negro man. aged about 80 years. .....-
VICTORINE, mulatro aged ahont "a sckly
with her child ERNEST multo boy aged abou
years.
H5r-TERMS-tiash.
of before f. Bienvenu ESQ, Notary Public.
Said succession only eighth of slave Vctorne and
child. m IS rs ,Je6
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLAN TIERS.


PATENTED 1uPRoF6 ss T ~ " THE MANUFACTURE
Employing to Spin the Crop up but about one fourth The num-
required raise tths nsmber consisting of children of
nfS8TSy 81 % yf tbs FEY
CINE. if The Gin with Lap Appendese
res' and to have ali arranged spinning Room
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also competent
NSEE r q TIE Fl! 5s Tss
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spinners
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter, is eouva
having purchased of plantation negros ETC.
%Ss Ii viii be exempt from
the and anxees inherent to Planting Gathering ana
dhsu AkTiSIE but for good accent
reasonable facilities and for The RiG a OF
p II s to ne @ s
with contract nsug payment should the pattaon change
Propositions from Planters he made, and to know
cost Of in Their s hey hs np on
how pounds of Yarn Iy my % HN Sg Mobile A
IL. Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL. AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans
Country City Buyers will find establishment
Of Goods adapted branch of Trade
Prices.
r. P nA, S, etc ;,,.,nu c,~ss
| Wrapping, irocerS Bag, writing INK,
Letter rulsd-pain; p,ostbnice, s, s,1 Pens,
| Fool cap, Tissue, Gold feas, .
Note, Copying, ETC., WATERS, etc, etc.
| And large stock Of 49,.
| SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, QuARTo BIBLES and
| STATIONERY of every description.
s s. s Ffs
ivory Combs L' ali Nos Writing Desks Hooks and Eyes,
India Rubber, India Rubber Toys, Looking Glasses
Buffalo, Buttons, Watch Gnards,
Horn, Marbles, Suspenders,
1 Hair Brushes, Pins, Silver Thimbes,
Tooth Porte Monnaes, Pocket Compasses,
Nail Purses, Backing,
Recules Irvine,
ScrGbbing.. Pocket books, Tacks, etc, etc.
A great variety of CLOCKS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUME
+. r. STEVENS &Co,
fec If 81 and 81 Common st.
saMo j. IL. MATTHEW'S q CO.-CAR-
SS2 Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale.
AXLES suitable Carts and nrayS, with lnch Pins
and Nuts No 1856 Grayer street. New Orleans anll y
- MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI.
ESsA SIC gives lessons on the FlANu and G ulTAR at
her residence No. q Constance street Ierns-
SIS per month twelve lessons invariably in advance
aIs LECTURES q Constance street week, rio iy
TN STORE-FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
| L IS fruues in jars, assorted sizes;
80 cases Peas, in half and pound cans:
20 cases Preserved Mushrooms, half and whose;
ITO Cops, in oil;
50 quarter casks Burgundy Port;
AZ gu ks Reig;
50 casks Sherry.
50 quarter and eighth casks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
60 casks Family Claret;
40 bbls White Wine, Hau Sauterne;
Swiss Absynthe;
IS rurino Vermouth.
For sale by GRArIAA, COMMAGERE CO.,
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-a SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
iii tMain Depot SO CaRlp sreet-Branch Sc chares st.
L. G ABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALI. THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
N B-TheSe celebrated Pianos considered, all the
the Uni ed States In the last
Me- Sons have received various public Indus
trial Exhibitions ami Fairs of the North not less Than SIX RE
MUM colo MED Ms for The superiority Of their Pianos
Also. large tmeut Of
C. FISCHER'S PIANOS, of all sizes moderate prices
suit the convenience and mears of all classes Of
buyers.
MASGN'S and HAME ms CELEBRATED MEI.ODEONS,
arps, Guitars. Yiulin Accordeous Bnnos, Flutes Brass
Instruments OF all kinds, and Musical Merchandise of
description.
sFs-Mnsc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NUTEAny order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
elntin he left either store addressed
mail will he promptly attended
sB-TERMs LIBERAL.
M ly l.. GABICI.
"a FURNITURE FURNITURE = PER
W sons desiringto
nj Sell their Furniture,
- Store their Furniture.
To buy Furniture,
will do we'll BY applying at JUIIEE'S,
No. lS9 Camp street.
fe5 Gun opposite st. Patrick's Church.
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Corner Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans.
GEORGE PuRvES, Architect and Builder, respectfully in
forms the public that he has in addition to his
business commenced the manufacture OF Doors Sases
Blinds every description the alb establishment
All his office Commercial Place the factory,
or at the Mechanics Exchange Box 81 will be promptly at
tended MY ON
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SECOND JUSTICES CouRr, MICHAEL AsPELI. VS.. JAMES
Parish Of Orleans. CuSACk No. 5000.
QY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias to me
II directed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed to sell pub
lie auction Warehouse Circus Peddo
streets, SATURDAY, May 23d. 1857, at IL O'Clock
double OLD LEVER WATCH, No. 3S,7TS Tobias
make, with GOLD CHAIN. KEY AND SEAL
: Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
m9 IL Is % W. W. MITCHELL. Constable.