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deemed proper to adhere to the established princi-
pie which has heretofore regulated its conduct in
its intercourse with other nations
One effect of the occurrence is thus stated in the
news by the Africa "The Mortara business has
put check on French ultramontanism. No furth-
er active steps will be taken against the Papal
Court; but the conviction is firmly established that
nothing more ever be done in France in its ia
vor. Even Gen. de Guyon has gone back to Rome,
resolved to let this fact be known. The conduct of
the authorities about the children of the Jewish
criminal Gugenhem, is meant as an answer to the
Papal Government"
The St. Petersburg Ne,os says: "Where is our
philosophy, where our undetermined progress, If
laws still exist under which such outrages can take
place? For centuries men have been prating about
perfecting the social system; yet in the heart OF
Europe, in Rome itself, the rights Of family, the
rights of parents-the very stone of the So
cia fabric-not only find protection but are not
even recognized"
All the st. Petersburg journals agree in disap-
proving the conduct of the Propaganda, though
less in their structures than the one
above quoted.
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1D MARYLAND INSTITUTE Lee
! w TUREs.-The ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE will commence
! TUESDAY EVENING, November Both, at * O'Clock
and be CONTINUED on EACH TUESDAY DURING THE
! SEASON.
| THE OPENING LECTURE will be delivered by Prof
| HENRY COPPEE of Philadelphia Subject: "HiStoric
dence of between Cortez and General Scott
Prof COppee will also lecture the evening Of December
18th. Subject The Military Element in Modern Histo
Ty'' The following gentlemen will lecture during the
| season.
Rev. F.. YATES REESE of Baltimore.
| Rev. JOHN MCCR0N, -
Rev. WM BACON STEVENS, OF Philadelphia
Rev. DR.. JOHN G. MORRIS, of Baltimore
DR.. T. STORK, of Philadelphia.
Hon. z. COLLINS LEE, of Baltimore.
WIN. W. MANN Esq, of Buffalo, NY.
Rev. STUART ROBINSON, of Louisville, KY.
Rev. CHARLES +. KING, of Loyola College, BALTIC.
DIR. THEOPHILUS PARRAN, of Indiana
Members of the Institute entitled admission to
the Lectures with ladies' unless otherwise advertised
Gentlemen joining the Institute now will be entitled to
six extra tickets for ladies.
Season ticket for gent and two ladies 200
Do. for a gentleman and lady .............. LOO
Single admission tickets %
Any of the above tickets may be had at the Actuarys
LAWRENCE SANGSTON
WILLIAM KEYSER,
SAML S. MILLS, ! Lee, Com,
CHARLES WEBB,
MAST WIN. HENRY JOHNSON,
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ANELIING OFF!
~ SELLING orr
4 large stock of
CABIN EFT FURNITURE,
At greatly reduced prices at
WM. =. SPENCER,S
WholeSle and Retail
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Nos. 81 and "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
To reduce stock the undersigned offers great induce
ments to purchasers of
FASHIONABLE OR Low PRICED
FURNITURE.
CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES
City and country dealers will find greatly to their ad
vantage to examine stock and prices
Cali soon and get bargains at
- and 81 s. CALVERT ST.
NJ tJan1r WIN p SPENCER
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COLLECTIONS.
Have special care with PROMPT RETURNS AT Low
RATES.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS Dc CO.,
oc7tf BANKERS
n OTICE.-AMOS LOVEJOY HAS NO
/ INTEREST OR CONNECTION with Mr. G..
HAIG, at the Old Store No lbs Baltimore street opposite
american Office, having sold out the entire him
( last February.
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CHINA, GLASS, &C.-The great bargain store
is at los Baltimore street, two doors below Sun Building
where they selling Full White Stone Dinner Sets at
geo; White French ditto $780, Fine Cut Gobets at
and So with large assortment of Rich Gilt and Orna
mented Dinner, Tea and Toilet sets; Blue India China
Fine Cutlery and Plated Ware; Coal Oil Lamps, &C. &c
at the very low prices
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JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.
19S BALTIMORE STREET.
We attend PROMPTLY to the purchase and sale or
Commission of Stocks and Securities
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ap AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the Getty REFORM ASSOCIATION - will be held
THIS EVENING, at * O'Clock, at the MASONIC HALL
By order, H. NJ WAKEFIELD,
n29-1t Rec Sec'y
*rpNOTICE.-The Wholesale and Retail
~ Liquor Dealers viii an adjourned meeting on
THIS (Mondayl EVENING, November %, at I O'Clock
to be held at MR.. JOSEPH H. AMEY'S, No l North
Green ST. Baltimore Every member is earnestly
requested to be puncual in attendance business of ut
most Importance to each member By order,
n17-lt NJ. GIDEIMAN, President.
ErD MERCANTILE LIBRARY
W. LECTURES.
THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be de-
livered on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at o'clock, in
the UNIvERSALIST CHURCH, corner of Calvert and
Pleasant streets by
BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq.-suhject moscow"
Mr.. Taylor will be succeeded in the course by the fol
lowing gentlemen:
REV. HENRY GILES of Bucksport Maine
RALPH WALDO EMERSON, ESD of Concord, Mass
REV. f. II. CHAPLIN, d. D., ofNew York
HERMAN MELVILLE, Esq, of Pittsfeld Mass.
JOHN. r. THOMPSON, Esq, of Richmond Va.
S. TACKLE WALLIS, Esq. of Baltimore.
REV. T. STAR KING, D. D., of Boston,
ARTHUR GILMAN, Esq, of Boston.
and two three others yet to be definitely heard FROM
Notwithstanding a gentleman and lady to the
Course, $500. One person to the course, $500.
Single admission to one Lecture, so cts,
for sale at the Bookstores of Mr. JAS WATERS
Messrs. CUsHINGs & BAILEY and Mr. HENRY TAYLOR, at
the LIBRARY Rooms and at the Chruch the evening
the Lectures.
The doors will be open at X o'clock.
GEO. A. POPE,
n27-3t President
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nj In,

Roof that will stand extreme cold and intense heat-coE
tract and expand with every variation of elimaeesist any
external exposure TO are-Is PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
AND WILL NEITHER EvAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT,
AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEss ITS EQUAL
is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
CAUTION:
Since the unparalleled which has attended the intro
duetiou Of CILDs CO.'S CEMENT several worthless imi-
ations inngements have appeared against which the
public cautioned Remember Chds Patent In regard to
which hundreds of testimonials and certificates from the largest
Builders Presidents of Railroads. Insurance Companies and
Planters, be shown.
NJ D. CHRISTIE Builder No sos Magazine street. has the
sole right operate this Cement in this city, All orders left
with him. the Office of the Popretor No. lO4 Magazine
street. will be promptly attendedto
Application may be made the undersigned for the purchase
of rights the above Roofing in parishes terri
tory in the States of Louisiana and Mississippi
To builders and others this would be excellent invest
ment.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account Of deparure-Ten years credit.
BY ALFRED BoULIGNY, Auct'r,


By AIR NED BOblldN1s AuctFf
Office, No. IS Graver street.
THURSDAY, March 25, IS5S, at lie O'Clock
NJ, Banks Arcade Magazine street, will be sold
22i CHOICE LuTs OF GROUND, situated in suburb Della
chaise, City of jefferson.
photographic plans be had at my Office
l. Square contans Is Lots bounded by Louisiana
nue., Magazine, Live Oak and ToedanO streets.
Square No. II contains l3 Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue., Magazine, Camp and Deachaise streets.
Square No. II contains y Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Louisiana Avenue and Toledano street.
Square No IL contains IA Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave-
Camp, ToedanO and Chesnut streets
Square No. l6 contains LOIS bounded by Louisiana Ave-
nue., Paquemne. TOleugno and Chestnut streets.
Square No. % contains IL Lo bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Amelia and Anionne streets.
Square No. "a aims 70 Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Foucher and Alne streets.
g. Square No % contains IL Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Deachaise and Ane Streets
Square No 81 contains ID Lots bounded by Chestnut Pla
quemine, FOucher and Antonne streets.
Square No SO contains % Lots bounded by Nayades Pry
tania Ane and Foucher streets.
H. Square No A. contains Is Lots bounded by Nayades
Apollo, Delachase and FOueher streets.
Square II bounded by Apollo, Bac-
chus, Amelia and Foucher streets.
H. No. Al contains 10 Lots bounded by Bacchus Dry
AIDES. Della hase and foucher streets.
HSq-IERMS AND COHnITiONS-Onehft cash; balance
T. T. and 10 years, with interest Till
maturity per after maturity If then paid in
notes bearing mortgage the property. fel3 I'd
k before Walter II. Peters, Notary Public, at
the of the purchaser.
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MoTHs' MOTHS. MOTHS

The undersigned dealer for many years in carpetings
wooden goods ETC. having suffered much loss from moths gave
much time and attention the discovery Of preventive
against their desructvene and after of experience has
been entirely successful The article presented the pub
lie will not only protect wooen against moths but also furs
feathers downs and every article liable be injured by
The cost Of the moth Preventive being fixed at the low
price OF 81 per package, places within the reach of
family and family should be without H. Judciousy used
II would If hundreds of dollars the purchaser.
The attention Of wholesale dealers called this article and
all those who keep the large stocks of wooden
goods Dry goods Dealers cloth importers and cothers should
fail to freely few dollars laid in purchasing
the Moth Preventive" and applying in season, will
thousands of dollars and keep their fine goods in perfect
of soundness for fall trade Families about taking up their
carpets should not fail purchase and be used The
Moth Preventive is the only article that will their
carpets
If lady have fine cloth cloak, shawl costly set Of furs
che wishes to save, package Of MoGR0RTYs MOTH
PREVENTIVE will keep them perfect.
Price per package 81.
For sale all the principal Carpet Stores and by the inventor
WILLIAM McGRoRTY,
At the Fancy aud Jewery Store of
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel,
nj lm New Orleans.
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ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER

~ THE EYE AND THE EAR.
DEAFNESS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
EAR-DR F. A. Won MosCHzIsKER oculist and Aurist,
is the ST. LOUIS HOTEL Rooms Nos and where he
may be consulted Q all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance houTs
From ga. NJ to 5P. NJ.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any PAIN
ARTIFICIAL TYMPANUMs inserted In cases Of DEAF
NESS when it is required.
PantascOpic Pebble Spectacies.
consequence Graes departure for the NORTH and
the great demand for these Glasses Dr. Won Mosehzker oegs
TO those who wish provide themselves with them
that they can now purchase them direct from him. bis Office
St. Hotel wheieshe will accurately suit such glasses as
will only but improve the sight The PantScopc
Glasses superior any other brought before the
4sblic.
Those who with to Dr. NJ diseases either Of
The Eye purchase his Panaseopie elias should re-
member that they only do bu, month longer from
today. jale 5n
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J. R. P0INIER & CO.,
Office at l. S. Holden Co.'s, No. lO4 Magazine street

New Orleans Jan. 4 1853
This certify that have witnessed experiments made
upon Chd's Patent Elastic Cement which proved my
faction its ncombnsbiy under any c cnmstanees Of expo
which roof of house is LIABLE and convinced
OF perfect imnervousness to that have had
roofing covered with ii which previously leaky
CHAS. BRIGGS
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Cnstnmhouse street near
WI Royal the Cure Of Old Chronc Mercufiai
Syphitie Diseases without Mercury
business exposure friends and cure guaranteed IN
all cases
ee IN All 81 The United and Enropehe many
markable cures he has effected which pronounced Dc
ALE NV the most physicians nstihes him In offering hB
Services 10 he confidence OF the untorunate. The following
ar some az he diseases termed Private, and Of which,
CONJUNCTION newly discovered Remedies. Dr. James
maneny eradcates namely syphilis primary secondary and
ertisry Sctures Urehla Discharges elect GonoTrheA.
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females howeve
Diseases BACK
asmn,aiou Of The Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro
eeI ancers Ulcers and all Diseases Of the skin.
Dr. would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves In thai
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind ur
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
bty Impotency. The following Of the sad
melancholy effects produced BY early habits OF youth, via
Back and Limbs Pain in she Head Dness o.
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon Of the Heart Dy
pepsa Nervousness lrritabiy, symptoms Of Consampn
etc Mentally the fearful effects the mind Be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Idea Depression 81
Spirits Evil forebodngs, Aversion TO Society, SefDsrusa~
Solitude fimdy, Of evils produced
AL afflicted with any Of the above should
not fail to call Dr.. James and be restored 10 p
health false dehcaey apply and
terrible malady.
Weakness Or the organs Immediately cured and fun VICES
restored
Rsmsmber The Medical House Of Dr. james, is 81 onsia-
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Hours Of ssndzBss
Consultations strictly confidential,
PsReceni cases " Gonorhea cured in twenty foe hoafs
pay. Oh. yAAhSs
; oil ly 81 Cusiomhouse sefseN-
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CHAS. BRIGGS.

New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1857.
certify that in June last had the yeranda of
house. Foydras and Carondet Streets with
Chids Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing It remains perfectly waertight and has fully
met with my expectations. As to lis durability cannot
than that appears perfect and sound the day
put the vicissudes OF heat and cold appearing
to affect it in the least.
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SUCCESSION DE GEORGE DoANE.
PAR N. YIGNIE, Encalteur.

PAR n YIGNIE, Encalteur.
I CNDI, 22 mars 1855, 10 heures ct demie
IL NJ, vertu nn olTc de Honorable ueuNieme Cour
de District de la Nouyee Orleans, il vendu
bgue Ia derniere residence du deunt Columbus
de Ia rue Broad
IN 10. de meubes, ees mobers verrere faenee tapis
gaces peintures Phule usteusiles de cuisine, etc.
AUST
lie meme jour heure de lapres-mld recurie de NM.
Dubois * Mist, 70 st Charles
I'm bon buggy ct un cheval.
r5g-CONnIlI0NS-Comptan de radjudication.
mg 10 20 p
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Ed moCHEsNEY WASH

THE IMPROVED moCHESNEY WASH
Il ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale by the snb
scriher Orders left Apollo street. 294 Magazine street
in Box 40 Mechanics Exchange at the store Of
james Collins. Is Apollo where specimen be
will be promptly attended All ask Of the public Is fair
trial and L they do not give satisfaction return them and the
money will be refunded J. NJ. DAUGHERTY.
yli1y Nc. 70 Apollo street.
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TTNOBACCOl-TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
continue the Tobacco business for my
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr co. at Nos q and
20 Natehez streets.
All business entrusted will have the best attention.
We win all times keep hand large and choice stock,
suted for all markets. hogsheads and bales. All descp-
lions Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO. also in hegsheads and
bales, for plantation use. JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans, October I. 1857. "
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GEO. W. ROPER.
New Orleans. Dec. 10, 1851,

New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1857.
This is to certify that in May last had my ferry house
cred with Ghild Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
It stood the heat Of the we'll and
this time leaked drop. 1t appears
firm and perfect the day put on and in every way
expectations. should hesitate II
to all who want good fire and waterproof roofs
T. KIMBAIL,
;utri,V Eorr-
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GREAT ATTRACTION

MAD AME UEDARD
The most renowned Planet Reader Phrehoogist IN the
known world has on Pow ras street no 1880 bc
room second ioor, Dr. A. A. Jones' drug store. in
ha 'tdlng 70 her rooms will lie painting Representing
fortune u wheel.
persons wishing their fortunes read by Roman Astro
oge5s OF Old will hud 70 advantage 10 cali and consult
hef on Az subjects connected business. Information
given VI lost or stolen prom. nv
n -Nadane " will selec numbers for those
months which VIII draw good prizes Also The great Roman
Ialsman By the aid Of witch persons affairs
rs Can be suceessiu uissnlue persons either SEX
De reclaimed by the aid Of this wonderful charm.
AL persons suffering from complaints neuralgia
veg hl ague or children teethng will flu relief by
wearing of these Tasmen
1erms-EeHdng tbs Planets Ladies
oteu people halt pree Selecting lottery s.; Tails
called on personally.
Address Madame Uedard. New Orleans
fts- Bnsnt.s noHrs s a. NJ. 10 Up NJ.
hrad he o0Wng le,ter from gentleman who the Madame
selected lottery numbers for
Cincinnati, February 10 1855.
Respected Madame The number you selected me IN The
iIahViie Consolidated L0tsry sHrey lucky number
Gew the diamonds valued at 0CO shah shortly send you
set Of diamalds which hope you accept will iny sincere
thanks. Yours, respectfully
HARVEY r. SMITH, Ieweler
milo I'm Ponrth stts.t ri,,ci,yaH
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BRowER
A..-..---...

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BRowER
BY N. yIGNIE, Auetioneer.
Office No. s Banks Arcade.
i2ocioct NJ az banks Arcas Magazine stsei BY ygtae
Of an order Of the Honorable Second District
orleans dated 2h February, 1855 No 1861 will be sold at
MARY, orphan ruulatto girl aged about 10 years.
Two lots or GROUND. situated in faubourg Delassze,
in The Fourth District of This city Jefferson esg
mated by Nos IL and II Of square No. bounded by Chippewa
Harmony Pleasant and Jersey Streets each 80 feet
front Jersey street by 2 eet deep lot
No ~ forms s ~ III i V1 ] sbareo,
RTERMs-o 9Th cash and ths balance NOES
on The properly and bearing eight per paid
SUCCESSION DE MARY BRowER.
PAR N. vIGNIE, Encsnteur.
MARDI, lie 9 avrli 1883, a midi d. rAE s 1.d
, o9 ss su S oS J Dsriet de la Noayeie oTIeans
No 1897 en- du n feyrier 1855 yendu yente
MARY qEphsli9e) %ulaTssse agee denviron 10 ans,
DEUx fors De TERRE, siiuts au fanbourg pela's'ze,
dams e ouatrems District Dc ese vile Paoisse Jefferson
Chippewa Harmonic Pleasant and Jersey mesuan ehacun 80
Psd" ne ia' Is %
Ensemble ayec toutes les basses ct quexen
as~CoNpITToNs-Un einquieme compliant. ct la balance
en- b.uets sx douze et vingt uatre mois gaans
de propreie ct porant hut pour cent
d'n,eret iusqu'a parfait placement ms 10 q ap56
pises dnr me ' Do =, ss $40 Cargo ses
hR-Ofce No IS Magazine and No. Banks Arcade
Passage-atey No. Banks Arcade Passage
m2 3m
GARDNER SMITH, AuoTIoNEER AND 4 AP.
VI PRAISER will special attention this season to sales
Of Real Estate and Slaves public prvate so success
sons Stocks Insurance. Port Warden, Damaged Cotton, fes
sells Csrgoes, Goods in Store, Furniture, etc. -
Having had eight years. experience in this city, he solets
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention to all
Once, No. 7 Commercial Place. sel6 en-
NJ VIGNIE. AUGFIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
Ne General Agent for the Sale aud Purchase Of Real Is
tate, Lands, Plantations NeSroes, etr
oFFICEs:
Banks Arcade Passage No. g. First District. .
Corner Cont and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, time list Of valuable i'm
proved property OF a remunerative investment.
Also, and constantly hand for sale private and public
SALE choice Mechanics list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes.
Nj. q DEFERIET will give his personal attendance to
sale and purchase. js25 u
! n c. WORD & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs, Will, AT
VI tend the sales of Real Estate Negroes Stock Sales.
Trade Sales and in fact every se apperanng auconeer
Office, NatcheE street and Bank Place. jail II
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
LIE Of Real Estate Slaves Snceesons and outdoor business
generally. Office. rs Common street, Of Camp
street SCI ly
| TTNO SUGAR PLANFERs-I HAVE lust RE
| i ceved superioTt rele Of BONE BLACK, for sale
W, 4. THOMPSON,
sells Il No. 20 Camp street,
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ITO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-fhR BN
designed respectfully informs city and country DEALER.
and generally that he has lately added 70 n mana
factory SNuFFS which obtained medal at the cntverxA
Exhibition Paris in 1855 the manufacture Of all kncs e
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantees good ~ easf
those Of the celebrated houses, besides being pef
pure and Of pleasant taste. =.
81 Sm !" A. DELPIf.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEORGE DoANE.
BY n. vIGNIE, Auctionesr.

w o'clock A. NJ by virtue Of order from the Honorable
the Second District Court Of New Orleans will be sold public
auction the late residence Of the deceased, Columbus
broad street.
Household Furniture movable effects, glass and
crockery ware, oil paintings looking glass carpets cooking
stove, etc etc.
ALSO
On the day at O'Clock p NJ a. the stables Of Messs
Dubois & Mish, 76 st. Charles street.
A good Buggy and Horse.
rzy-TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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1Ns. 4. NJ. GRAHAM AND u. p. HLACk-
L. BU Rf having formed copArtnershp profess
sions services to the citizens Of New Orlesns
svFICE-Coruef Canal and 81 Charles streets.
Dr. GrAham's residence. No. Euerps street, Dr. Black
burB's, At ST. Charles Hotel jail SPIN
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COTTON SEED-COTTON SEED
PETIT GULF, BoYD'S PROLIFIC, AND MEXICAN
COTTON SEED carefully selected and put up in ga and
bushel bags. For sale by
. CHAs. R. RAILEY & CO.,
Nos. II Tchoupitoulas and
fe96 II "a Gravier street
IOHN WOOD, DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER
Bul on UncuTTeut Bank Notes. Land WRrraUts Treasury
Notes Gold Dust Is camp of Common street few
Orleans ms I'm
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ToBY's EXPRESS, No 81 CAMP srREEr-

TNOBY'S EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
From aud this date will Special Messenger on
the ste VIRGINIA. who will Check all Baggage
through the points OF destination also take charge OF Par
cells Packages, and small freight.
by the VIRGINIA have their
gage the Hotels Residences Steamboats,
Office Travellers coming this way bound the river
who have decided their
their baggage stored at our office free of charge
The the Virginia will be received aud checked
the Poncharirain Railroad.
The Express Letter Box Chest Wagon will
Office half previous the departure Of the
her schedule.
Packages and freight marked to TORYS EXPRESS will
with attention and be delivered with dlspateh.
fel3 If ED. @. EDWARDS n co.
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SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM ]. LOGAN
PAR JEAN G. PoINDEXTER. Encanteur.

SAMEDI, 20 mars lS5s, q 10 heures A. NJ,
- dun ordre de Honorable DenNeme Conr de Dis
trc de In NOuvelle esns. vcndu fencan le,
heux reinforcement occupies par lie defiant lU7 ST. Charles
pour mpte de Ia dite sion
I'm lot de meuble consistent bos de Its aeas
installations nune csecrie grand lot de moues de pa
triers, images, mirors,
HA-CONnGTTONS-Comptant m9 3tnl0d