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q FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
AEMY-Madlme VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
step-daughter Mime Arraline Brooks her
of re-openng her Academy of Dancing the
&z~T| first TUESDAY in November, at EAGLE HALL, on
IN Prytaua street. the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore
always subject to the advice examination of Madame
Brooks.
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and FaRcy Dances will be
Taught, including the much admired Lancers.
The terms Of the Academy will remain as before.
RA Chdrens Soiree will be given occasionally through
the season oie If
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EREsCH AND GERMAN MIRRORS
CHARITIES STREET,.
Between Bienviile and Cont streets


LAURENT UTER-stir the only person in the city who
plates gasshas the inform his that he has
now on hand splendid assortment Of FRENCH asses
connoeur Is well aware and that takIg into
below ordinary prices and 10 per cent below the prices
asked any other establishment Being directly connected
particular line in from
days either for slvered glasses plain mirrors for store
establishment organized that he undertake
any and all kinds Of gliding and framing.
An extensive assortment of Autographs and engravng
Oil paintings in the style of the best masters
All work executed by this house Is warranted d24 I'm
MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Oustumhouse street, near
syphtic and ali Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
from business friends and guaranteed in
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. prac
markabe he has effected which were
able by the eminent physicians Iuhes him offering bis
of the diseases termed PRIVATE and Of which, in
maneny eradicaes nsely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary ssgletuIes qTs,his bissssEs elect dOPoihsa
sO%Pcssd h,E may b psssFs e The Bse AND LOR
cse Ganeers Ulcers TumoT and ali Diseases II the Skim
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
secret and solitary habit wblcS ruins tie Ssdy and mind u
Sy Of Ths following are some IF e sad and
melancholy Effects produced By early haeits Of youth viz
Vision Of Muscular Powe Papision Of the Heart Dys
peps NeTyou'1 mes Ir,ablity symptoms O Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression q
Love ode Tmdity etc are some Of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with any the symptoms should
health let false delicaey but apply
Yourself from the awful and dreadful of this
Weakness Of organs Immediately cured and full vigor
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Of DR.. Jaes s. Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRecsnt Of Gonorrhes cured in twenty four hours
or no pay. DIX. JAMES,
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FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT-SEvERAL FINE ROOMS SUITABLE
for Offices, the Bank Of New ories1s corner sf nj
Charles ard Union streets Apply 70 de Ca,hser- 8H
-, FOR RENT OR sALE-oxE Or THE Mosx
pleasantly located and comfortable dwellings IN ne Fe
Chestnut streets The house contains eight
house. with kitchen, ROOM bath Eooms 21e
large eserns Tower garden etc In short conyc5<>e
for large family
This properly win be sold low leased good tsrsnf
reasonable terms Address Box s6 Neehanics EzehaFe
apply az the ofre Of NJ Caryin Co. the LeRe< cppe,s
Cusiomhouss street.
oas n JAMES DAVIS
- FOR RENT-rHE POUR STORY STORE, ne-
Na 6 Graver street, occupied Messrs- KbsxiEnd.
Ell Bsrsiew Co. Apply 70 the present oscnpants, O.
VINCENT CO.,
SEA No - Castonahouse stres<-
- FOR RENT-FRoM THE FIRST or ocT0sRR
m the desirable Frame Dwellings, and 4zE
HYDE GOODRICH =
sell tt corner of Canal and Royal str.sts
- TOILET OR FOR sALE-THE BEAUTxYUh.
Cottage Residence Hospital between Joknsc
and Gsvez Streets containing Eve and enh11<
beautifully laid into flower garden ornsr<xE
trees. and contains good cistern, well,
ALARGE FRAME HOUSE, No. as Baronne. between o.
rod snd dulia streea with deep yard suitable for
pener wood or coal dealer marble furniture Depot
rs water msnuacsoy, eissern maker, foundry
Several other Dwelling Stores on Gasauss Der
bigny Marais Dryades, Basin, Camp, Constance Anrne
ton. Fulton and other streets n the Firat Foah Dis
For teFIns, apply TO JAMES pESBAN.
Real Estate and House Broker,
snlI Y 10 Commor sirest. Nerandah Ssess<
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srcoSP nIsTE,oT coURr} sUocEssIoN OF JOHN MEAL
WHER1AS Edward PiIsbury has petit
w toned the Court for Letters of Curaorshp
estate OF the late John MeAistef deceased
Notice hereby given all whom 1t may concern show
cause within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order Of the Court.
P. s. WILT Clerk.
DEuxTENE CoUR DE DIsrRIor} SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de Ia NouveleO Orleans. {MoALIISTER - No. IL, $50
TTENDU que EdW'd Pilsbury q presente
n petition Ia Pefet dobten dc eura
ee la succession john MeAlsteI DECIDE
intesta-
Avis lie present doune que celia
cerner, dayo dedure iOurs rasons pour les
quelles il ne serait pas fa droit la dte petition.
Par ordre de la Conr
$50 ja4 P. s. wILTz. Grefier.
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sIETAIRIE Es-

* &c METAIRIE RACES
Hsy4N Fourth Day-SATURDAY, jan 9,
.,|.yS@SSS@SS.NS~ 1858.
Race to come off at O'Clock.
Jockey Club Purse S5o0-0ne Mile Heats best In s.
l. D. p. Kenner b. MLN-NE-HAH A, by Mahomet
dam Kate Aubrey; years old. Dress. Red and Red.
Richard Taylor enters Or. H Long's) CHI. m. ELIZA
GOLDSBY, by Wagner dam Belshaszar; years old.
R- Invitation Badges for non-resdents $40 obtained
from member Of the Club who will write his the
Badge.
Strangers Badges $40 giving all the privileges Course
except admittsnce to Members Stand,
Should the weather tire prevent being rum
pennant will be displayed from TIE St. Charles Hotel
Admission to tate and Stand 81.
pA special train Of Railroad Cars willeave Tivo Circle
for The Course at 20 minutes past O'Clock
past O'Clock. and return after the race is JAG
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xAs F'IxTUREs-GAs FIXTURES
ID URAL RESIDENCEs-
IL MANUFACTURING SITFSi
RARE OPPORTUNITY
ROD e.1F in sor,.rys ~, LONG CREDIT i /!


- - LONG CREDIT n !
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the line O.
and e. N Railroad, ten miles from The city The ground form
ing of the Mesre Ridge higher any other place
within torybve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial
To airy healthy and agreeable neighboroods as ru-
raj retreats for the families of the the eiy
tain sections Of the higher grounds have apart for n
waite residences with ample space uniform rprla
TONS all the streets of which designed lined with
shade and ornamental trees. To their
have been apart and will be donated proper parties m
schools churches colleges and public squares taste and
wealth may combine 10 make place unsurpassed for rustic
Other apart for bu mess PURPOSES This To-
caiy presents decided advantages for anuactrn
town than other point in State. 1t has front the
Mississippi river of than mile and half
the nayigabe waters of Lake Poneatran only about for
miles distant 1t is the only place where the n
and e. N Railroad connects directly with the river offers
mt the time the piney lumber
serpons dry docks and building has not se
rori and for the encouragement of arts mechanic
arts much needed in midst liberal will be
offered ~ W
Lumber by the daily trains and brick on the spot can
De Delivered here at less than city The Railroad
uny and Will run an accommodation train and from the
town al hours 10 suit the convenience of those
the CITY, suhciency travel require it, Mr.
p Irwin Will also run his line of omnibusses the depot al he
requisite hours thus making the With Canal stree
portion OF this property viii be sold prices the
small payment of five cent in cash balance years credit
with interest at six per cent per
Fer further particulars apply MINOR KESNER at t.
town Of kenuer W. P, COLEMAN, Charles street, or i
f. VuSE, las Magazine street. au2n Iy
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EALVANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
VI OF METALS.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public of
country that he is prepared TO do all kinds Of work in
his line with Dispatch and be surpassed by
any house in the Union.
Watches Table Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers
Punch Bowls etc, GiIDED and SIIVERED the style
Also Hiding and BRONZIN6i Gas Fixtures Manel
naments, lamps, Lustrss and Candeabras.
The public invited give him call and examine his
stock and specimens Of work. d. CAST,
10 Chartres street, between BenVile and Cont.
ReferencesHYde Goodrich, Henderson Gaines, r. NAL
lard, E. A Tyler Fournier 4 Siebrecht. o3I BIN
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a GSGULTATI(bN TO MEDICAL STUDENTS-A
IA Course Of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered In
the Wards Of the Charity Hospital The PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASES Of the CHEST including the Principles of Phys
eel aad RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, Commencing the Second
MONDAY in November, 1851 by
sells en- ALEXANDER HART, NJ. n.
pRADFORD'S PORTABLE STEAM en-
u GlNEs for Planters usorders for the above Engines,
manufactured by j. N. Bradford Co Handsbero Miss
will I've received by R. +. HARRISON
al the office Of Wright Allen Co.,
8p1i 6m 40 Graz Kstreet.
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q. COSTUMES, MASKS AND DOMINoEs.-
E&$ MRS. LU S IN,
SSfitA l02 Royal street, between Cont and st. Louis,
NST Begs leave inform her numerous customers that
"a she has just received from France splendid
ment for Masked Balls such Satin Domnoes, all styles;
Lous XIII, XIV and XIV; Queens Guardsmen Harlequin
Clown Devil all color Black Bear Brazilian Ape Figaro
Cossack officer and many other
o, remarkably FRI 81 and elegant which fully
manded for Fancy Dress Balls.
GILT AND SILVER TAPE-Received by the arrival,
Gilt and Silver Tape Gilt and silver Cloth Gilt and Silver
sells. DIG m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CyHIsP,s GAIETY-G Xavier sTREET-
Iesree and Manager r. CRISP
Stage Manager. r. " hecLAsk1N
s.rrpn,x vvvy7vo ,.. a ,s,a
can. To with The play q ADELaITHA, OF The
THAR Miss Louise Reedsr: Michael Dacas W. Whsllsy;
HONEY Nj. a Logan; Duke Aran1 Mr.
ss-sundsyFirst appearance Of the young American Ira
- -
RrChange Of Time-Doors open o'clock; performance
to commence At precisely.
cents Family CREE % cents Gallery 3 cents; cooped al
ery Is cents ouadroon Private Boxes tses cents; u ee
Boz Office open from 10 o'clock A. " until o'clock r. H.
Jss 80 N. ". oxNNINe. Aet,g Man. and Trs..are-
1,,C 90 ~. ~ -e.c,, an c,- ~ ne
-. :, 49,.
H. 'Aeiing Manager
BENEFIT Of Mr. wALhAcK' First nigh, Of an en-.
tireiy new historical romancs entitled THE IRON sAsK-
Ms Wsllsck over lb1 njebsNIson De Bourbon M j. VI
ft NJ Faorsn - Mar W. wrSgh, 70 concIuas viii
The farce Of A kiss I'M rae DARR-Mr Pettibone Mr. "
sfn play Of "a Winters Tale
- Macbeth will shorty he renauted - -
- m ' -
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Psrque.te rs
CENTS Second Circle 50 cens Gallery Is cents Quadroon Boz
Door. OPEN Commence. O'Clock Bo.
Jag jss open "A'' rum ~ - G. a. oHEsEY Treasurer
ORLEANS THEATEH ORLEANS STREET
SATURDAY lamar, a ,s,s
MN, - - ,,~--,.-,, 60 o. nnprprrpnY..
y u ei W h opela s t, L u
PRICES OF AbMIssIo Circle Ilatiiced Boxes,
cents No Seat secured unless paid for Us las
011r :, x,<.<- a. =, =, ,,--s,,,-, . -, ,e---
~
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DREMIUM MOSS !-PREMIUM MOSS s-PU'
up in best order for shipment.
Also

THE BEST OF MATTRESSES,
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedsto be had of
go ly ONCE, III Canal street.
Union, New orleans the only which has thus
supported for period Of nearly half century an opera Of
the and geGd It % h sS
o. late the scarcity Of good singers no less than the
TALENT have considerably increased the difficulty and the ce of
Se Orleans have BEEN engaged By at
much higher rates than ever paid to their
the patronage bestowed the Orleans heater dur
ps II liz pnblc for the best musical that could be pro-
such rates their patronage would Justify the manager
Since Of the the continued
condition of monetary affairs have combined annhilate all
hSps Of ~ zee S and t. ss w 9S b Svs
appointed and most extensive company ever TO an
oreanan audience H. Boudonsque now hnds himself in po
which may entail upon him the heaviest pecnnary losses
ever incurred by in our city, and which in our Sdg
opera in New Orleans
deous possible enabling the manager compete
fully with the present combination Of adverse circumstances
take this method Of recommending the Of the Orleans
thea,er the suhioned scheme Of a GRAND ToMBoLA Of
he eonnnsnee Of lie opera ali doubt the lime
that inducements offered to subscribers of liberal
. EoTsail 0hs g;Is. Waterman Ghss t esnSis
6a M RoSsp AysgGSo MS GS SSr
Rug. Rousseau, g. Eustis, John L. Lewis
L. f. Generes, Jas. p Freret VIM. D. Heunen,
II. d. Withers NJ. NJ. Simpson, J. ]. Kerr
V. Lecesne, ]. H. HagedoFn, II, L. Sere,
A. Laforest, And. Cammack, NJ. Musson,
NJ. Marigny, c. H. Kernion II. Grivot.
JAS. r. Jennings, d29 If
ORLEANS TIIEATER GRAND T0MBOLA-
~ The following summary OF the scheme of the Orleans
Theate Tombo copies Of which be had at the Office Of The
theater:
II Lots Of Open Boxes-First Tier.
IL Lots Latteed Boxes-Second Tier.
Is Lots Parquette Seats.
is Lots Second Tier S ais
Is Lots without fixed seats
The above forming rs Lots.
All the entrances above designated will property Of the
winners until the end OF those Of 1855
80 and from 1859 1861 The will the priv
iege Of attending All performances days indicated in the
schedule and also that Of transferring their seats with the
cepon OF beneficiary performances such extraordinary ones
| a may be given by foreign artists
100 LOIS each of one coupon for ten entrances.
1892 Los of ticket Grand Festival Concert by the
lists of the Orleans theater. Isl If
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q COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
81 AND FANCY BALLS No. liz Cont street, between
~, Dauphn and Bourbon streets.
~ MADAME GROUX, from Paris
~ oosTUNER,
Respectfully Informs her aud the public that
ing greatly increased her extensive stock by recent mporta
ons from Paris she il prepared TO furnish the
plete and elegant assortment of COSTUMES MASKS DOMI
NOES etc. offered In this city, comprising nation,
and STYLE Ancient and Modern and chosen by Mr. G. in
Paris
Mrs. g. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet and Satin the
richest which have heen made. Prices moderate.
Madame Groux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies.
Costumes made to order on short notice d2 sm
CINGE8'S SEWING EIACHINEs-sINGER'
~ New Fsmy Sewing Machines also Taors, Shoemaker
Saddler aud Plantation Sewing Machines for sale at No. 50
Camp street
Also Needles silk aud Thread, all New York prices
Old machei improved and repaired and other machines
eeived in exchange the NJ. Singer Co.'S
Office in New York. WALTER BONNETT
e6 ly Agent for Louisiana and Texas and elsewhere
RILLIAKDs AND POOI.-THE AMERICAN Ex-
u CHANGE date ST. Nicholasl BILLIARD SALOON, the
largest and most private and finest ia the city, has been co
for few days during which time the fables newly
clothed, aud are now in hrst-elass playing order.
THE game OF Pool will be introduced 10 gents only.
R5~Ne solicit your favors.
PHILLIPS q PERKINS,
Opposite ST. Charles Hste St. Charles street.
R3- Lunch served daily from II A. NJ to r. NJ and sub
stanuals served az night until time to close. do II
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"a y. yNGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT

90 j. yfIGAS,S DANCING ACADEMY, AT
"a ODD FELLOWS HALL.
80 J. VEGAS most respectfully TO his friends
NY and the public, that his popular Dancing Academy is
open for the season. Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
with the most liberal patronage The teaching will com
mence MONDAY, Nov. 2.
The fashionable Quadrlle and the CaledoniaRs
Quade danced in the first circles of Paris and London last
winter will be taught by Mr., Vegas.
popular Childrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr.. j. Vegas every month";
The days and hours of Tuition a follows:
IadesTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 till IL
clock NJ. -
Chdren-Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays, from till
O'Clock 2. NJ.
Wednesdays and Fridays till 10
clock z. NJ
rsy- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular attention will be given TO Children and
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be brought
j. will ao give Lessons at seinaries and Private
Families.
The Musical Department under he charge of that excellent
Vionst Mr. A DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees.
Rs terms, apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS, at Odd Fellows
HALL at MIR. GABIOIS Music Store, SO Camp street.
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nH. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
- hoonuw Hospitals, and six with Eicord of Paris
has reopened his office at No II Dauphine street. for general
practice especially the of all diseases
Generave Organs In both without the of
Office hours for consultations in French and Eng to II A.
NJ, an to & P, NJ. as aptf
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1f-ma j. &c. MATTHEW'S q C0.-CAB.
SNf&0s43 RAGE TRIMMINGS everything necessary for
Tex Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale.
AXES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Lneh Pins
and Nuts. No. l56 GrRvier street. New Orleans aull ly
DR. j. II. LANGDOR MAY BE CONSULTED
- daily, at his Rooms,
No. So CAMP STREET
Over the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company,
For all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS also DYS
PERSIA Diseases of the LIVER and other complaints
peated with predisposing TO PULNON AIRY Disc ASSES
DIR. LANGDON would remind those who be laboring
incpien seated affections Of the Throat and Lungs Of
the importance Of giving themselves timely attention.
only when seasonabe time that these diseases be
treated with certainty of success
Ia accustomed deal frankly with his patients
apply who afraid learn their condition and
siS-Consuation in all cases gratuitous. d2s To
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE SAM. l.. FoRGAY, Deceased
BY NEVILLE 4 JARREAU.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aucioneer.
FRIDAY, Jan'y 18th, 1858, at 10 o'clock
A. M at the late residence Of Col .. L. Forgay Julia
st. Charles Carondelet
order from the Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans, dated Uecernb@r 2tst 1851
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstead Cnars Aror Husbands
Washstands Sofas,
Also, Bedding Mattresses Kitchen Furniture etc.
Also articles Of Table Silverwsre gold Watch
iron Safe, and several fine Pictures and Engravngs
ES-TEkNS-Cash.
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leila ) VELLE ORLEANS VS. Dame
NOuvelle Oreaus. \ URELDA SfITH-No 70 S54
TN VERrU dun writ de fieri facins n mol
II adresse par Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District de la
Nonvelle-Oreaus dams raaire cidesus lie procedera
yENDREDI u de fevrisr ISIS midi, H6el de Cite
Ia Commune, entire les du
Ia publique ct adjudication de
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situe dams lie Deuxieme -
District de cee WILLIE dams et No borne par les rues @
De Ia vieile Leyee, Cont Chsrres et stLou lie dit Iii
terrain dix Deuf pieds de face Vee
cent vingt-huit pieds de profondeur,
Ensemble toues les basse au existent
dessus consistent magasiu
tant lie No 81 ct ainenant occupe Mizz Berto eu
d'aisance ct hangard dams la cour.
lie tout saisi dams laffaire ci-dessus.
CoEDITlONS-Comptau moment de REHABILITATION.
+. T. PARKER,
JAG Is Is fe5 IL Sheriff de la Parosse diOreans
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VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE FIRST
District and Paying Remunerative Interest the Money
Invested.
BY NEVILLE 4 JARREAU,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctoneer.
Office No. Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, the 23d Inst, at 12 o'clock M,
~ at Banks cade, Magazine street. in the city Of New
leans will be sold the following described property without
reserve sale positive, viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
improvements thereon consisting of brick stores
in the First District in the square bounded by Poydras
Magazine Camp and hatcher Streets and designated by
Nos. and plan deposited Ia the office Of H. B. Cenas
Esq, Notary Public. Said Lots feet inches
lines Hatehez street, by about 6s feet in depth.
Store No. fronts NscheZ Bank Alley and
about Is feet inches front Naehez by about 50
10 inches less in depth together with the Of
yard q feet inches in length BY u feet in width
said premises and the Dining property belonging the Com
mecial Bank Of New Orleans plan drawn by H. Moe
hansen, Surveyor and deposited in the Office of H. b. Ceuas
Esq, Notary Public
The property be rented four thousand dollars
Rnnum, and is sold 10 close a copartnership
Application for the purchase previous the 3d.
made to the auctoneer.
Terms-one third cash; balance credit Of six
eighteen months for notes bearing interest per
from date until maturity interest If then paid
until final payment. Said by mortgage
the property
Acts Of sale before j. E. Jarreau Notary Public the
pense of the purchaser. ja4
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STA AESE TWINS, CHANG AND ENGl
With their children obey both married and have
children each JOSEPHINE daughter Of Chang and STE
PHEN Of Eng under the direction of the Curiosity King,
COL. WOOD will hold their Leveeb In the MUSEUM EVERY
DAY this week, IL A. NJ TO P. M 6k TX p NJ and 10
Ill NJ.
The SWISS WARBLER, Sig. GIUIoCHIO, with the GYM
BAL OF Holy Writ acconp mics the Ssmese Twins.
Admission 20 Cents; Children ja4
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SUCCESSION DE FEU SAM L. FoRGAY, Decide.
PAR NEVILLE 4 JARREAU.
JuIIAE NEVILLE, Encanteur.
VENDRED1. Is JanvIer, 1855, 10 heures A
Ia residence du Col NJ FoFgay, rue julie entire les
SChnra Caondee ordre de Honorable
Deuxeme Cour de District de la Nouvee Orleans
q decembre, 1851
Uk LOT DE MEuBLES meyer noir ct scatou SAVIOR
Lifts Chaises Tables Armoire Chapeaux Layabos So
fas,
Aus lie hinge de MENACE cuisine lot
generie, or coefort pusieurs beaux
tableaux
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d3I IA us
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BATON ROUGE, d1ly IT, 1851.
R2-Nofice-Ata meeting of the StoehhoId-
Of the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called aeeahy public notice and adjourned until this day,
F. D. Conrad Esq called the Chair, and Alfred Shep
pers appointed Secretary.
The holders proceeded election Of Directors
which resulted ia the choice of the following named gentlemen
F. n. Conrad, G. A. Slack,
D. d. Avery, W. +. Tunnard,
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
William g. Pike.
ALFRED SHEPPERS Sec'y.
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FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT. Isl oC

|N FUSTEH,s sLAV r DEPOF. Isl UOMMUM
~ street, New orleansHe ke1ps constantly on hand zaa
for sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iru
ers, and General House Servants Also, bays and ss.
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family part %
the large three building the Slaves has made Il
the best depot in the city, and well furnished for the ea
of Slaves.
If r. FOSTER,
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~ ,-JUsT, AhItIN ED, WITH A IAhGE LOT o.
~ Virginia NEGROES consisting of Plantation hands.
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se2i smd&Ws John b. SMITH