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THE NATURAL HIsToRY OF CREATION.


PR RAMME:
l. Mechanical Astronomy in which will be Illustrated By
permenfs 10 Natural Philosophy tho laws which the
formation form motion and situation Of the heavenly
with the earth.
Igneous condition Of the earth eauses Of
volcanoes earthquakes and the elevation Of Continents aud
Islands.
s. Composition position Of rocks gold deposits quartz
FIRST creation Of animal life. Classification OF rocks By
fossil remains found IN them.
Go beds how the coal was produced with proofs that All
Goals Graphite and the Diamond vegetable origin. DIFF
ference between bumnous and anthracite COAL and how
caused
g. The period reptiles organic remains yriads
mas that existed the earth and In the millions Of
7. Warm blood Ansls-disrence between the animals that
exist With man and those that the earth before
was created. Mastodon and Mammoth period.
The order auirals with the human race Age
OF the Earth Agreement Of the Biblical and Geological Giro
noo The harmony Of Geology with the Mosaic Of
Alusiop some interesting facts stated with
Lake Superior with remarks on California m Ssooey Mn
era WORTH Coll and Mercury mines from years
FIFTY PAINTfSGs y - 80 " '''' :" ="
fhe paintings 5000 feet Of canvas ard were
cuted at a cost Of over 1900 Among them is Splendid pr
duction, by Beage, Of Niagara Falls.
The niddleto-n News Of this I beautiful
picture we'll beautiful painting and sight alone Is
worth the price o. the ticket to the course.n
sS-Tekets for the 81 two tickets s. for gentle
man and Ay single admission, 5Oc For sale the book
stores and door.
Rs- Doors at 81. to X O'Clock. jsO 1t
M,MH ERMINE FRBZZOi.INI, PRIMA DON.
Petersburg Havana and Academy Music York viii
arrive shortly from Havana and will make her r appearance
GRAED OPERATE CONCERT.
10 s second weeE 81 fse5Tssy = 90 Fellows Hail. under
B9-Psrticnlars In future advertisements. jas n
HENRY VIRUxrEMPs,
IN NEW ORLEANS,
ia23 l0TH OF FERRUARY
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CHAMPAGNE-GoNDEL GREsN SEAL WINE.
Direct importation from Rheims For sale in lots suit III
trade Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEVINS & CO.,
jazz Sm No. % Grsvier street.
~ W.LYTLE, PROPgIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
~. ing Warehouses; Is prepared to accommodate those
DESTROYS Of obtaining Storage, having lage and
modou buildings special ndapied fer the various iees Of
From their proximity the river and shipping
the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with
diminished risk ia of fire, heng all Fire ProofD he is
ablef to Offer advantages not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE, a. the rfver-For Grain and other
Produce Of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHAATs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warehouse in the
Il Delta.
WABASH wAREHoUsE-FOr Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsEFor Coffee Alone Fulton street. near
POyiras
FThe attention Of merchants and others solicited n2e If
RUILDING MATERNAL, BRICKS, FfREwooD.
~. DEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basinscorner Of Toulouse aud Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING Material, such a.
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
gles Lahs, Saves ALSO English French and American
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
Orders from the country promptly and carefully
To-. au3 liz
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nIETAIRIE JOCKE Y
SPRING MEETING OF 1858.

~ h-ssN CLUB RACES.
- ss 50 win commence on SATURDAY the
e. Al Sd April With h the ant.
heats two miles subssripon 500 forfeit 5000 with 5000
second horse to save his stake Colts &c lbs es and geld
l. T. j. Wells g. c, oALvIT, by Yorkshire out of
2 r. TAYLOR Co name b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe,
p o He6c names b. c. UPsLoN by Epsilon out of Kate
D. = Kenner names b. RUPEE by Voucher, out Of Ha-
g. A. L. Bpgaman oh. f. ELIZA LOGAN by Frosty,
g. A. L. nrsman names CHI f. CZARINA, by Glencoe out Of
T. A sprague b. PORTLAND, by Sovereign out
s. Myers Moore name CHI c. MONTGOMERY. by Boston, IT,
. smith Petriit name b. JoCcosEE, by Glencoe out of
Cafnalitta.
TUESDAY, April 6-JocKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000; heats
three miles.
WEDNESDAY, April 7-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE. 500;
WEDNESDAY, April 7-GAIETY CLUB STAKE, for two
years 90 colts and le, heats one mile subscription $780,
start The second horse to his stake Colts So
l. T. j. Wells names ch. C. sTARKE, by Wagner, out Of
. r o Hebcrt names b. KoH-I-NooR by NunciO, ont of
B. n + Kehsner names cb c brother to Voucher
l. BrnFisr names eh PICNIC, by Louis dor, out of
s. a l. Binganan Cant JOhnson's b. by Voucher
G. A. Ia Bngtm names a. EliO's b. c. by Voucher of
l. Myers More CHI by Glencoe of Belle, by
s. H oliver b. C by Sovereign out of Odd Stocking
g Brashear Power name eh by Alb Of Terier
dam
10 A X. Richards names -----------
THURSDAY, AprilS-JOGKEY CLUBPUR $500, heats
two mics. ...
FRIDAY, April 9-JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $685. heats,
mile, best Of 5.
SATURDAY, April lO--JoCKEY CLUB PURSE $500;
heats, four miles
The second horse will the entrance money per
cent on The amount Of tie purse. Should horse be second
The entrance money will with the Entries for the
Of the hrst Gay nnst be made the Judges stand, he
course before O'Clock NJ OF the day previous the
Entries Tor he subsequent mus be made at the ind.es
stand on the Course fifteen mi after the erm aion Of
OF the Each entry e,ite the name age SEX
color blood or the horse to he entered and describe
the colors IN VII ch he is be ridden. The word ancy
wheu applied cgurs in entry viii b. considered su-
cenuy definite The money, five 90 per the
amount Of The to he for must he enclosed in the
try which must be sealed and the entry box kept for that
purpose, at the judges stand
The eey lab by rule lately adopted has ordered that
ookes shah BE- dressed IN caps and jackets OF silk, velvet
sau IN beeches OF corduroy sinere linen; and long
fair top boots u ub has also ordered that hereafter in all
races for and IN CHI CLOSED
following weights III III be caried unless other weights
cided in The article
Two years oil 81 lbs.
Thc,e year, old 9D lbs.
Four r. cid, l0i lbs.
Five years old, ia lbs. .... . ..
Six years old, Tn lbs.
Seven year old and over, 194 lbs.
Mares and geldiugs SLOWED lbs.
W. j. MINOR,
JAZZ OF Chairman Executive Committee
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a. FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, ISL COMMON
~ street. New orleansHe Keeps constantly hand ana
for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Rssiers Ir0a-
and General House Servants Also, buys and se1
SLAVES commission Having converted the family
The large three building the Slaves MADE
the best depot in the city snd wen furnished cosra
Of Slaves.
FOSTER
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF Is CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BkoGANs,
MEMS and Boys Cas-.
BY BLACHE A BEAUMONT, Auetloneers.
MONDAY, the list inst. mt 10 O'Clock A.
l M 1T auction their auction rooms, No. II Charities
Is cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs.
An assortment Of Men. and Boys CAPS
SUCCESSION OF W. ]. LOGAN.
by JOHN G. PoINDExTER, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, February Ist, 1858, Mt 10 o'clock
p H. Morgan Judge Il eand District q
a eS S s q s nS Nv &c ss a. @
ST. Charles street. between PerodO and PoydAs streets for
LOT Of Pi-stersrs' Nould., Casts Busts, etc.
AITERhs-Cash on the spot
SUCCESSION DE W. J. LOGAN.
PAR JEAN G. PoINDExTER, EncaDteur.
USDI, Ter feyrier ls5s, a 10 he.res =. M,
la DsuSsme district la en- date
a. ms SS a. E s, ysnd r SUI '
polL le compile de Ia dite sueeesson--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de ladjudicaton.
jail 3linl0d
BOOKS STATIONERY. etc. AT AUCTION
BY r. ARMFIELD, Auetioneer.
L So st. Charles street. win be Sold
the various aranches Of Literature, science and Art
Letter Cap and Note Papers Enveops Gold Pencils etc.
This collection he bs, Books Of ts principal pub
PsSc9tlops Of The sne, useful ana industrial
The Books warranted and
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales xhout and will be continued evening
until al sold MIA SIN
LADIES' AUCTION.
BY L. A. LEVY Dr.. Auctioneer,
Once. rs Common street.
TUESDAY, I'D irst., at 10 la o'clock A.
M the store No 1856 Camp street. between julia and eli
rod, will be sold
hne Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Dress
Silss. Embroiaeries, Hosiery, etc.
Also invoice Of style Ladies' ornamonted Hair Pins
Brooches, Bracelets, etc.
SsResuAr sales every Tuesday and Saturday. Seats
provided for ladies'.
sS-Out door ssies attended to usual. fel
GREAT sALE OF FURNITURE AND FINE PIANO AT
auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office, No. Commercial Place.
TUESDAY, the 2d Feb., at 10 o'clock A.
NJ No 65 Canal street OF the buildings be-
ing removed TO rebuild. will be spld-
number OF Bedsteads, ATmoirs Bureaus Wshsands
Tables Chairs Sofas plete Psror nearly
Of China Glass CTockery Ware sse
pets Curtains splendid Cooking Stove and Coppes-cost
$40
ns very Hne Rosewood Case Gale Co Square Piano ETC.
Alss at o'clock the Store Fixtures Of the ewelry
denesh consisting in part Of Show Windows Side Glass
Cases. Shelving Counter, etc.
As-TERAS-Cash. Jazz
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BUREAU Du TREsoRIER
Vile de Jefferson, ls Ter janvier 1853
DATENT INDEsTRUoTIBLE WATER PIPES.
L CHARLES O. BIER WE. G. srEPHKEs-
C. C. BIER & CO.,
Ne @ CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS


Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLU1 BERS,
TIN, COPPER, link AND sHEETIRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all siEes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs washhsnd Basins Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Water Closets Iron Sinks; Pumps
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs. suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bed rooms.
have constantly hand large and well selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; washsand Sink Buffers shampoonng Compression
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
lines Pipes from nehes and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
proven be the best article Of the kind In
Also the celebrated Cook Stoves all
sizes cook for families Of from five persons to sizes
| that will cook for six hundred
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls valvesThree sizes Nos and prices S20 S3o
SOTO from IS to 81 feet pependcula
the 50 ITO feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They far superior other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes patterns
prices always hand either wholesale retail. Also
Paror Office Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied
R-A work done by warranted give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. c. BIER L CO.,
oI9 " No Carnp street New ORLEANS
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ADJUSTMENTS.


n EOLOGY-DR. BOYNTOE RESPECTFULLY AN
VI nonnees that IN compliance with the invitation
Der Of distinguished citizens o. New Orleans will give his
course OF
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON GEOLOGY,
THE NATURAL HsToBY OF CREATION,
At
Odd Fellows Hall,
COMMENCING ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb l. Isss
Second and Third Lecture
On WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81 and 9Th, and continued
per future notice.
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Ra- PoIar star r.. A.'.-Chapter No. al
Regular congregations every SATURDAY enng O'Clock,
the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall, St Charles street
OFFIcEHs-Seh r Field, ". E. H p; J. c. Bache-
l1r E., k. Thsdd-us d. Vanflorn, E. ID. n. Harder
c. H. G. P. skinner p. So Wr. H. Seaman, ~ A.
c. Frank A. Bartlett g. NJ. Sd W. r. J. Christian :
NJ. n v Geo. p Evans e.. M. "; Seaman Field
Treasurer; Starsbary Secretary; A, b. strawbdge,
S.; VIM H. Holland, j. .. s.. j. Chelet Guard.
$50 ly H. j. SALISBURY. s.c,y
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10,
X ODD FELLOWS HALL.
f1A j. VEGAS most respectfully his friends
la and the public, that his popular Dancing Academy
for the Odd Fellows Hall where
to meet with the most liberal patronage The teaching will
mence MONDAY, Nov q
fashionable ancers Quadrlle and the Caedoniaps'
Quae danced in the first relies of Paris London last
winter, will he taught by Mr.. Vegas.
The popular Chdrens Fancy Dress Balls will be
Mr.. J, Vegas every mouth
The days and hours Of Tuition Is follows
LsiesTuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till IL
o clock NJ
ChidrenTgesiays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from
O'Clock =. NJ
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
clock 7. NJ.
"a practising party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular attention will be given Children many new
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be brought
out.
Families.
The Musical Department under he charge excelsnt
Nnist, Mr.. A. DENEGRl, Orchestra Leader for Balls
Soirees.
s9- For terms, apply to Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows
Halt or at Mr.. GAB1GPs Music Store 80 Camp street.
o26 I'm
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BHANDY-THE UNDERsIGNED dury
WI appointed Agent for the old established house Of Ar
BOUIN, MARETT CO., for the sale OF their very sups7n
brandes Also sole Importer Of the Justly eeleraied Poulsy
Brandy is prepared receive orders for either
prices Cograc tipped direct any port
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples BE
g. wOLFF
nil ~ Corner Of Gravier street and New Isyee.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET & OHARDON,s,
~ Fleur de Sery Cell de Perdrix VerEeray and Vim Imps
rial.
JULES BuMNs a co.'s Anchor, vsrusnay cahinss and.
Imperial.
The subscriber authorized receive orders LIBERAL
for direct Importation Of the above
payne socs the Of general stock
always on band Samples be the Office Of
s. WOLFF,
nit " Corner Of Gravier street and New IsvseL
GAZERAC BHANDIES WE HAVE A aOOB
~ supply hand and receiving by direct inperfatns
frsm France additions hIy
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 7ss in eEh
and quarter pipes lsO2 do do 1876 IN half and fh
pipes We invite attention Of the trade
generally this article and unaduterated For sale
New York terms and prices, by
WIN. E. LRNERICH CO.. "a Old Levee 81,
dig ly qeut m : c5tV.
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BAsK or NEw ORLEANS, I
Ne~ Orleans, January Y, 1858.
RS- At election for Directors of this
Bank held the llh the following gentlemen duly
elected to serve during the present year
Frank williams, John S. Wallis.
b. " Horrel, N NJ Be- achi,
j, Y. Hanemann, JAS H. Low,
W, A. Violet, jos Menard.
L. @. Jurey, W. II. cameron,
Adam Gfen, John Pemberton.
And at meeting Of the Board held this day, Frank VIII
lams, ESQ., was unanimously re elected President.
ial3 NJ BELLY. Cashier.
RS- Mercantile Library Association THE
opened daily for the accommodation Of subcrbers
from ~ O'Clock A. NJ TO 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Persons derOus becoming members will please leave their
Eanes with the Librarian.
Subscription IS per
Rooms, Canal and Exchange Place.
d24 If GUS. A. BREAUX President.
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TERPSICHOREAN.

a. GRAND REG ALA, FANCY DRESS
4 ~ And
- MASQUERADE BALL,
For the
F(T Benefit Of the widows and Orphans Fund Of
- ORLEANS LODGE No. II, L. q. o. r..
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING February TO- 1853.
hANAGERs.
WIN. shannon, r. W. Long, Warren Davis,
Jno N loud, T. H. Watson, Geo. G. Campbell
j. Il Erobus, X L. Bruce, Henry Hsfner,
J. II. Gennison, Edward Allen, NJ j. Hoey
j. G.. Weber j. H. Tenney -
PROFESSOR j. VEGAS
Has kindly consented to act Floor Manager
nTickes Of admission, S.; which be procured Of any
OF the Managers.
pSPerson' wishing 10 procure Ladies' Invitations re-
qnested to send in their residences
following named Managers r l. Bruce. No. Camp.
Canal VIM shannon. l13 Canal street. II Frobus q Gus
tomhouse street AID N. j. Hoey 50 Magazine street.
nIhe Board OF Managers meet every Tuesday evening
No lady will be admitted without approved invitation
ticket
H-All masked persons will be examined BY mtee be-
fore entering the RAIL Room.
H Members Of the Order requested attend In Re-
gala fel 9t+
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROONs, sUlTA ELI
for Offices, the Bank Of New Orleans d 81
Charles and Union streets. Apply TO The Cashier rs
~ FOR RETT-THE FOUR STORY STOHK, No.
MJ 80 Gravier street. occupied Messs Kfngzlznd.
Mi Barstow Co. Apply the prsssnf occupants,
VINCENT
NJ Cref.rn aou.a s<-t
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TAX NOTICES.

STATE TAX CoILEcroRis orycE,
FoGrth District OF the City of New Orleans
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEHS-THE UNDER
IN signed Collector Of Taxes does hereby notify all
indebted 70 the State for Tsxe. for the 1857 and
within said District
call Office Recorders Court hrs floor pay The
within The time prescribed by Law.
GEORGE MEYsMAN
Collector
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CHOICE WINES. LEtlUORs etc
" % half pipes Of the brand Of T. Denis Henry Mounie Ga ~
Cognac Brandy;
10 half pipes brand Pinet caston Ce ConAe Branay.
Dqr Gabriel Bouvef
10 .. Meiady :.
TO-. Plahal 4 Co.
10 eighth. :. . . 1875 .
10 halves United PrOprielOrs' La Rochelle;
50 barrels Superior old Bourbon whisKy.
80 medium, different gradss :.
IS old Monsngahea fr-
pipes Holland Gin;
100 baskets Champagne, Heidseick Co.;
80 Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps;
800 Turner Brothers celebrated Ginger Wine.
g cases Rlactbsrry Btasdy;
50 q. Raspberry :.
80 Assorted Syrups:
800 :. different brands Bitiers via Boxers Hoetss..y
Gouley's Mills, etc;
100 dozen each H. HOLSTERS;
50 CLANS.
80 Salmon;
loo casks quarts and pnfs Scotch Ala e
best
SArdines. etc.
Also general stock Of Steamboat Stores on hnDa
and for sale at the well known house Of
fe4 If iCADY 4 HOLMES, 9ravier u.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT or Ngw ORLEANS
New Orleans, jan. 81, 1913 }
nS-NotIce Is hereby given that, acsoraing
9th secD Of the o. the Legislature Of the Stale
Louisiana, entitled -oidate New
provide for the administration OF
Its as approved the sd February 1889 and Of the 5h
section OF the act supplementary thereto and ding for the
incorporation o. the city of Lafayette with the city Of New Or
leans approved on the same day
Sealed proposals. will be received for the sale the City
Of Bonds $1,000 each Of the Bonds issued according
foregoing acts until the 18th day Of February next 1855 l.
O'Clock VI.
Proposals addressed o. DEBUYs Secretary
dorsed Proposals for Sale Of Bonds"
CoNNIssIOSE
Chas n. Waterman, Mayor, Adam Gitfen, Treasurer.
ThOs Theard, Comptroller Adolphe Dupre, Chairman.
J. NJ Hall, Chairman.
ia2l 31t 0. DEBUYS. Secretary.
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structons Weaknesses Secret Diseases Female Complaints
aud all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs arising from Excesss
and Impudences in life and removing all Improper Dis
charges from the Bidder Kidneys Sexual Organs whether
existing in
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THE ADVEWTE1IER, A GENTLEMAN OF Ed
ucaon ard having mad Sperience of IS years act
se mercantile business book and pauer
s desrous Of obtaining pnso in mercantile or con-
mission house IN Ibis ct, Mobile Nafchez Memphis or
would object 70 ompoym law agency insur-
office uneNeep-'snae refereuc- given and required
Address R. $. r., Crescept ode ia30 Ct
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DANCING ACADENIES-MR A. CHE

m DANCING ACAOEMIES-MR. A. CHE
~ RARDl respectfully his frierds
20 public that he has reopen4d his Dancing Academy at
LA the Masonic Hail. ST. Charles opened
Dancing Academy at the Eagle Hall, Of Prytana
street and Felicity Road.
All the Fancy Dances of the will taught including
Les Lanciers and the American Quad lle
Classes at Masonic HalFor Children, every Monday
nesday and Friday, from TO p NJ Gentlemen every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al 7 p. NJ.
Glasses al Eagle HaFor Children and Young Ladies'
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. from z. NJ.
Mr. q. having followed profession city for the last
q hopes continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestoHed npnn him. On
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TREAsuRERs OFFICE,
City OF Jefferson January lst. 1883 !

TREAsuRER's OFFIcE, I
City Of Jefferson. January 1883
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS : NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons residents or
indebted the city Of Jefferson for taxes of the 1851 and
years said and payable from the
list day Of January 1883 the LIST Monday IN June 1853
Notice further given that will be my office Of
vsence and Levee Streets from o'clock A. NJ to o'clock r.
NJ receive sid and Il the not paid within the
time they will be dealt with according law
4. r. CHEFALLEY, Treasurer.
BUREAU TREsoRIER, 4
Vile de Jefferson IL Ter janvfer 1853.
Wis AUX CONTRIBU ABLEs-fAR LIE PRE-
n avis. residantes fedantes
de la Vile Jefferson qu tenues Placement des
mposee eonomeent Ia lo ranDee 1851 et les annees
precedens notifies les des sont dues daser
janvier 1868 seai bureau, dams 10 cham
du cons enconure des Yaence Levee, willie de
Jefferson de heures A. NJ heures p NJ recevoir les
dites
Touies devant des taxes la de VILE son h
present requs davor sadresser bureau, dc Ter
jaT sd p. r. CHEvALLEY Trssorier.-
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c. D.. ?. Sims
~ G. word & CO., AUGTIoNEERS WILL AT
W the sales Of Real Estate Negroes Stock Sales
Trade Sales and appertaung auconeers
Office Natchek and Bank Place. jaI II
c. ~. RUTHERFORD. r. w. LONG.
n M. THIctfFOHD & LONG, AUCTION
~. EERS. Onee-No. p kaches street and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans
nzSpecia given Slaves private
well pubchsving ample quarters for $50 slaves No Iii
Carondelet d. SIN
I A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR HE SALE
N OF Real Estate Slaves Suggestions and outdoor business
generally. Office rs Common street. Camp
street. SCI ly
GARDNER SMITH, AUCTlONEER AND AP-
" PkA SER, will give special attention this sales
Of Real Estate and Slaves pubic privae9 also. Success
sons Stocks, Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton
sells CSrgoes Goods in Store Furniture,
Having had eight years. experience in this city he soits
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention all
orders.
Office, No. Commercial Place. sel6 en-
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RfLLIARDS AND POOI1-THE AMERICAN Elk
II CHANGE Oste St. Nicholas) BILLIARD SALOON, the
largest and most private and finest in the city
fer few DAYS, during which the been newt
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81 MIME DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY
~ No. 2t3 Baonne street between Carondeet and Julia
-, The Ladies of New Orleans respectfully Informed
ynsthat the above Academy is open, where ali the
~ Fashionable Dances will be taught including cel-
- brated "Bernadine Quadrile Is Cour Ianciern
lades-Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10
Children-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. from to p
Private Lessons-Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday from 10
tani