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GREAT ATTRACTION

MA u A ME UFDA RID,
The most renowned Planet Reader and Phrenoogs in the
known world has taken P0ydras No 39 back
second floor Dr. A A Jones' drug In the
ball leading TO her will be painting representing
fortune wheel.
Persons wishing their fortunes read by the Roman
oges of Old will find their advantage call consult
her all subjects with her business information
given of lost or stolen property.
NBMadame will select numbers for those born in lucky
months, which will draw good prizes Also the r.
Tasmsn by the aid of which in love affairs bust
ness, be successful nsolue persons either SEX
be reclaimed by the aid Of this wonderful charm.
All suffering from complaints neuralgia
and children ieehng, will n immediate relief by
wearing one Of these Taismen.
TermskcHdng the Planets Ladies' 81; Gentlemen 81; Col.
ored people half price. Selecting lottery numbers 49, Tails
men 70 10 So Al business attended to by letter the
called on personally.
Address Madame Uedard New Orleans.
pSs- Business hours A. NJ. to 9 Z. NJ.
Read the OlloWng lie ter from gentleman who the Madame
selected lottery numbers for
Cincinnati, February 10, 1858.
Respected Madame The number you selected for the
PlAnvle Consolidated Lottery surely lucky number;
drew the diamonds valued shall shortly YOU
set Of diamonds which hope you will accept with my sincere
thanks. Yours, respectfully,
HARVEY R. SMITH, Ieweer,
milo I'm Fourth street. Cincinnati.
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K. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.

QuATRIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT l.. R. CHESBROUGH VS. W
de Ia N0uyelle. Orleans H. BURGESS 4 COMO n $50
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri fncias a moi
- adrese par honorable Qnatrieme oour de District
Nouyelle Orleans dams aare cidessus e prorederai lie
LUNDI. 20 de mars 1855, ml rH6el de la Cite rue
de Commune, entire les du Camp Magasns la
vente publique ct adjudication de-
Tous les dro nes ct nteet des dts defendenrs
La moie ndviss DIES mmeubes don't In description suit
l. I'm certain ilet de lie Premier de
la willie de Ia Nouvee Orleans desgne sous e No un sur lie
plan drese par Louis surg voyer de ancienne
No date du rs davril lS9 ct depose reude de H.
Perry c devan notre public WILLIE lie et
ne les de Ia Commune CLARK Gravier
Hagan ct est subivise commencement dit plan. Tene
terrains, numerotes de un trenie measurement.
I'm certain irt de siue meme District designe
sous lie No cnq sur lie plan suseae par
de Ia Commune Clark Gayer Geuois lie dit et sub
dv en- iTene terans numeroe de rente
I'm certain ilet de terre sue dar IL meme District
sous lie No sept lie plan susrelae boz
Commune Genos Graver reemaque est subdiyse en-
uente terrains numerotes de I'M inclusvemen
Ensemble tous les dros privileges seryudes ct avian.
tages attaches ct RppaTtenaut
Saisis dams palare cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al moment de PadjudIcaton.
- - y T. PARKER,
te2o ms 10 ~ ~ Sheriff de Ia Parosse d Orlbnns
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AUCTION SALES,

SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE At AUCTION.
In the the minor children NJ JuIef A. Blanc No.
1878, Second Dsri Court of New orlean.
BY PALFREY a Co,
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A BITMATER FOR SALE

The waisf the "Chrsty Anita Springs so celebrated for
the It has effected OF many Of the onbe.
dse such Scroula Chronic Dsrrhea diseases Of
the Liver abe Skin, of the Kidneys Bronchitis Laryngs
Nervous mtons, Paralysis Diseases peculiar to Femal es
ETC. etc. be purchased fresh in wood or glass vessels at
the foowinamrd places; A. g. WILDER Co.'S 90 ravier
street; f. lhamp's, 81 St. Louis NJ Mortons Pow.
dras streend at W. B. Abrams of Camp and Com
streets
Dr. Rddues the following language in his report or an.
aysis OF thRter;
Among recorded analysis of several hundred mineral
springs in tons quarters OF the globe have none SINH
lar to the IA Springs"
This Sprs ocaed the head waters of the Ahita river
about threaes of Covingon parish of St. Tammanv
this State is very remarkable for the volume quantity
Of water charges we'll for the force Of its ascending
current lakes its exit from the earth which proves clearly
that its foun head is in elevated region At great
distance frhe spring as the quantity of discharged is
about 100 CONS minute, and which increases or de-
remarkable spring is in fact natural Artesan
we l." rs bounced by Prof. Rihdell.
To prevahe of much disappointment to persons
wishing toe is alter in pure and fresh state the proprie
feesi)e duty he the public that is in
with the spring recently eNeavaed on an
adjoining perry the of which has been sold as the R
Abta Wat from the Bagley Spring.
NIT If ]. s. BOSSIER
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF ROOFING

The undersigned offers the public Fire Proof Roofing
eral possessing the following advantages everything of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
Tits cheaper than STATES does require heavy bered
and expensive roofs will last long needs NO REPAIRS,
aud when finished has the appearance of STONE.
1t invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old Single
Roofs be covered without removing the Shingles 1t
percedes the necessity Of valley or hanging CUTTERS.
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which have given trouble for years and which
have continued leak in spite Of all efforts be made per
fecily tight
1t ncombusbe Is impervious to water is not affected by
the atmosphere by the and conductor Of heat
1t be applied species of roofs fiat ncned
be applied sides Of houses taking the place Of
cement and will give building covered the external
pearance Of being constructed Of stone.
For the roofs omnbuse and steamboats, is nva
uab and would render railroad ties mperhable when
with it, as they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
the water.
Planters and Builders be furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof koong with plain instructions how TO apply it,
SUGAR HOUSES.
COTTON GINS
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
BRIDGES.
MILLS.
WAREHOUSES,
all be covered and made perfectly Fire and
with our Roofing.
We prepared to make contracts which will superin-
tend furnish the material part of the country with
structions how it,
We prepared negotiate with builders and others the
purchase of the right Of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles.
ONE of the Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLENNoN. COLEMAN co.
Liberal inducements offered Builders and others
Agents.
All communications addressed Box 1885, New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention.
R3-Wanted-Ageu's in all parts OF the country mi3 6m&W
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. CHARLss THEATEH-sr. oHAELss sr-
&. DEAF and Manager
H. Acting Manager.
menees at half-Past O'Clock. y e''
BENEFIT or THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
| MONDAY EVENING. March 90
Dsmos NJ Henry Fsrrsn Mr. css Popi casIss
M, hsnry - eaeesds With ,hs drama q THE
Won BLummsl. Mr. DeBsr; Lis,slle Mr., Henry Farrsa.
e8- To.monow-Beneat Of Mr.. Charles Pope being
night Of the season.
s.a Second cirs, cents. GALLERY csu ousSfooa Boa
1s re, y cents p st,s ,- Eorss sscs
me- - g. q. GHEsLEY. Treasurer
| VARIETIES rHEATER. GRAvrER STREET
rA1s EVENING. MONDAY. March 70
| The Great
RoEzASI BALLET TROUPE,
VIII appear for The s5s' time In another NEW GRAND BAL
| LET In three acts, endtled
| LIE GAMIN DE PARIS, OR THE YOUNG SCAMP.
Introducing. time in Orleans THE INFANT
ESRICo AND PA CECCHETTI,
| Aged S and years.
MILE Louise Lamoureux.
The Sisters Pratssi.
by complete CORPS DE BAELkr th nih Nse ses
s eoass s"sS q s a%s Es ~ & s
| will be no other performance.
sS-Pdces Of admission usual. m9
| SPALDISG q ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPH-
- THEATER.
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
o. H. spaiding Manager.
| LAST WEEK OF
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS
NOON Enthusiastically Cents; Children Servants half
| price on Saturday noon
MONDAY EVENING. March 29h 1853 will be presented
with entirely New Scenery, Properties Dresses
cal Effects the popular spectacle
THE SEA OF ICE, The Mothers piece full
~ auu sathmg eneeth Inc main deck OF the ship
Oralalmnen-e mountains OF ice-Blesking OF immense
mountains OF iceAurora Boreais-Spendid palace
| which charges into the Sea Of lee.
1J-Box OH open from A. M.to5PM
past O'Clock.
m29 O. A.. SPALDIEG Treasurer
| ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
MONDAY March 49, 1853
Benefit Of Mons. JOHN II. LAMoTHE First night Of
Meyerbeer's Grand Opera THE HUGUENOTs-Messrs Della
grave, Junca and Rauch Mines Paola Colson.
Door at 81 O'Clock. Performance commences at T.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle I.atticed Boxes
parqnee and Second Boxes 81 Pit 81; Gallery
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for m2o
H8- Perseverance, Fire Company No. h.
The officers and members OF this Company hereby
House, TUESDAY EVENING, March 80 al O'clock
m9 J. B. PoTNDExrER secy pro TEN.
| VEsTvALrs GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
Due notice will be given of the FIRST representation
| ma Agent of MIL = Vaat,u.,,
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srxTE psrRIgI COURT R. G. sIMsis HIS CREDITORS
Of New Orleans No. ssh.
RY VIRTUE Of and I'm obedience to an or
by the Honorable the SIKH District Court Of New orleans
the above entitled matter will proceed 10 sell public auction
ON the premises heref degnated MONDAY, the e9h
dav Of March 1855 AT l0l O'Clock A. NJ the
creditors OF said nsolvent-
The Contents OF Coeehouse and Of Billiard
at No 40 ST Charles the FIRST District Of city
her scnednle lied in the clerks Office the SIKH District
Court OF New Orleans Also, the balance the Of
premises, to expire on the LIST September next 1855
Surrendered by said nsolvent TO his creditors.
IkRM-FOr the contents Of CoheenOuse and Billiard
cash on the spot and for the lease pay
as falls due and 'he balance if cash the spot
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of o. leans.
SiHIFs p COM De District R. O. sIMs SIS CREAM
I'm NERTU dun Ordre de vente rendu lie
II 10 &c mars lss ct moi adresse lhon0rabe sxeme
Cour de District de Ia Nouyelle Orleans dams are eies.
sns 10 proeedera lie LUNDI 20 de 1855 01 heures
A. NJ sur les eux capres desgne pour lie compile DIES ere
ancier- de Pinsolvable, radjudication de-
lie fohds dun Cafe dune sale dc Billiard sues rue ST.
Charles No. 49, dams lie Premier District cette WILLIE
inventare depoe CRETE de Ia sxeme de District de la
NonvelleOreans Anss la balance du bail ds eux
prHnt lie Ter septembre proclaim, 1858,
lie toni abandonne par Pinsovable d SEES ereaneiers
CoND11IUNS-Pour lie fonds du Cafe sale de billiard etc
compliant moment de REHABILITATION pour lie bail acoue
reur piera e oyer echeance, la balance sill await
compliant au moment de ladjudcati0n.
h. 7. PARKER
mlb ~ ~ 70 ~ sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrleans.
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MILLS! MILLs!!-FELToNs PATENT
FOR GRINDING ALL KINDS OF GRAIN; and also for
CRUSHING CORN AND COB IN THEEAR.
They particularly valuable for their DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY and ECONOMY They will d. large amount
Of work and will NOT BECOME HEATED.
They are sELF-sHARPENGNG they require no skill or
expense keep dressed peculiar hardness Of the
grinding surfaces make them very durable.
For saleby vosE WEST, Sole Agents.
m2qa l43 and las Magazine street
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
PALM LEAF HATS SUMNER CLOTHING, WHITE
Shirts,
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
M auction at their ICONS. No Il chsTTss street
20 cases of Mems and Boys Palm Leaf Hats.
An assortment Of Spring and Summer Clothing.
1s-TERMs-At sale. mo
LADIES' AUCTION.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr.. Auctioneer,
Office. rs Common street.
MONDAY, the goth Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
~ NJ a the store No. 1856 Camp street. between Julia and
assortment of fresh seasonabe DRY GOODS such as
Irish nens Lswns Nus IN Dresses rich EmtrOideres 10
FINE CUTLERY, DoUBLE BARREL GUNS PISTOLS
ETC., etc.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
Office, 81 Chartres street.
R the Ssfh Inst ar 10 Sslos a.
Bienvilie and Cont streets, will be sold
Ds Revolver Double barrel Gns Secret Tiger Pfsio
Bucksho Goat Hooks Paint Brushes, Hand Brushes, Bar
ss-sale positive. TERMs-cash. mH
RARE AND EXOTIC PLANTS, FLOWERS AND FRUIT
Trees.
BY TOURNE THOMAS. Aucrs.
MONDAY, the goth Inst, at 10 I-2 o'clock
a M at the store No. 81 Camp street. without reserve
fresh newly imported collection Of Plants Flowers
Trees A.aeas Pear Plum. Cherry, Vine Trees, Raspberry
The whole eced b. Mr. Rouard Horticultus from Yer
salles, Paris.
uchasers will have plants packed up
try free Of cha
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioueer.
THIS EVENING, at carly gas light, at No.
l. 53 st. Charles street. will be sold
valuable collection of the best works Of the best authOrs in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
Letter, Cap and Note Papers Envelops, Gold Pencils
This collection
fishers in the United States together with variety
Publications Of the hne, useful ana industrial
The Books and warranted perfect and for exam
nation and privste sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued every evening
until al are sold MA sm
FINE MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI-
ture and Rosewood Case Pccolo Piano auction
count Of departure.
By J. A. BEARD 4 co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer.
TUESDAY, the both inst, at half-past 10
O'Clock A. NJ, as No. lOl Apollo street, ITALIA, will
Fine Mahogany Bedsteads Armoirs Bureaus Washsands
So Easy Parlor and Rocking Chairs; MarbletOp Ia les
iary Writing Desk, Mirrors, Mhne Ornaments Curtains,
Carpets, Mating, Plated Glass
Cooking Stove Kitchen Utensils ETC.
One Fine Rosewood Piccoo Piano.
ng-TERMS-Cash. ms
STOCK OF DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
and Hats.
BY VINCENT CO., Auctionsers.
TUESDAY, the Both Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
M at their auction rooms, No. IS Cnstomh sIreet will
be sold
The contents Of country store consisting Of upwards
OF 2U lots Dry Goods Clothing Boots, Shoes Hats,
-Also-
y cases Philip Allen Prints m26
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CoMMENcING MONDAY, MARCH s.
AT ARMoRY HALL
Waugh's Italia and the italian Fantoccini
Panoramic Voyage
FROM BOSTON TO ROME,
And Home Again


This Painting has splendid views Of LIFE IN ITALY its
Scenery Cities Churches Nominations Erupton
Sports Of the Carnival Bandit Staiuary and On
rioses both natural and artificial and universally con.
ceded IN be the most elegant interesting sublime exhibition
presented 10 the notice Of the American people.
Hz-A descriptive Lecture by gentleman thoroughly ac-
ouained the country -
Exhihitions EVERY NIGHT at TX O'Clock; WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at ~ o'clock.
Rs- Admission, 90 cents; Children, 25 cents
DR.. q. D. BEALE,
me- I'm Proprietor and Manager
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MEXICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR
n DIAI-fhs Cordial delicate favor and
unsurpassed successful tonic and restorative known
In general debility complaints
the appetite nvgoaes the action and functions OF the stom
ach dyspepsia often brought by
continued attacks Indigestion the prevalent complaint hot
and humid climates Said Cordial be administered with
eaua efficiency infant and the aged by following al
printed the label Of each bottle and its agreeable
taste Is nat the least OF its recommendation.
This Cordial introduced into the prin
cpa codeehouses Of this city, such Sazerac Gem Ruby
the Age far superior BOXERS Stomach Btters %
celebrated throughout the United States America ard there
be doubt that all who have tasted American Bitter
Cordial give Il the preference all Bters hitherto
use. For sale BY A. A. PEYCHAUD
No. los Royal street.
IS Old Levee street
DEVERGES a ST. ROMES
d. an II Exchange Alley,
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Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
CoUR DEUxIENE DIsrRIcr1 CEsTIA A co.

CouR DU DEuxIENE DrsrRIcrl CESTIA 4 co.
JuDIcIAiRE, vs.
Psrose g Plaguemines. Sv.BARBERoT freres-No4 ss
I'm NERTU dun writ de fieri facias n mol
II adresse Honorable Cour du Deuxieme District Judi
clare PaTosse de Paqnemnes raare ciessn h pro-
cederai lie LufDI 70 de mars 1858 midi lH6e de la
Cite rue Dc IT, Commune entire les Camp Maya
sins, adjudication de-
Tons les dros res ct inere defendeurs certain
peces aujonrd hui pendant ne Barberot Narthe
No. des dossers de la QuRtrieme Cour de District de Ia
leque etc trausfer de Ia Cour du
Dsuxieme District Judieiare.
sass dams 4 aifRire cdessus.
CONDITIoNS-Comptan moment de Naturalization.
Il r. PARKER
MIL 10 p 96 Sbhrif de a ParoisSe a Orleans,
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'LY AND MOSQUITO TRAPs-

nThe above ingenious invention has In use but two
seasons and has attained popularity rarely equaed
Of Its utility Where Il Is kept running from he Commence
ment Of the flies will sufficiently
to be Troublesome Kept running night they will caeh mos
qHoes which will BE- attracted to the trap preference to
al'ghting on persons in the room ms II
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PACKAGE SALE OF sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS, WITH.

FAChAGE SAIlE UF SEASONABLE DIR UUUDs WITH
out
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
"WEDNESDAY, 3Ist inst, Mt 10 O'Clock A.
w NJ auction, their auction rooms II Chares street,
will he sold
80 packages Of Linens snd other Goods suitable for Spring
trade consisting Of Irish Linens whole and half pee-s
checks, Linen Cambria Handkerchefs, Bsy and Nank cen
Linens Russia Diapers Brown Meetings. Linen Towels and Ia
bic Cloths, Fancy Checks Platas secas, roles du Nord
etc etc.
sSS-rfRMs-At SALE nag
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NORMAL SCHOON-A NORMAL SCHOOL WILL.
IN he organized curing the weak lcosing with
Sd ia with the High Schools Of District
and under the provisions Of the act Of the Leg
entitled An Act to establish Norman School Departments
connection with the High schools Of this city -
Candidates for adm sion this School
years Of possessed OF the
desrous Of becoming teachers Graduates OF High and
Academies ~ this and and Others
the Normal school, requested names resi-
dence and references for character and scholarship
practicable TO the undersigned.
By order Of the Executive @ 'mmitee:
WILLIAM o. ROGERS,
mig Ct 'ity Tall
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CTRAUB'S CORN AND FI,OUt MILL. Sc

~ favoraby known throughout the southern eXcn
svey possessing the combined qualities Of being ID
Iron frame using only the best French Stone running the
lower which being spindle
with It's fellow to he injured by running empty having
bush loose having drive make
having its spindle in one piece from brdgeee hopper
bearer.
full supply in store and for sale a, the usual prices
II. GILMAN
me Sn No. 70 Grayier street New orlelns
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A
ssconde COur de District de Ia Nouvele- Orleans.
PAR PALFREY Gle.
G. L. c. DuPUY, Encanteur
Bureau No q rue du Camp.
CAMEDI, Ter mai 1858. a midi, a PAreade
. de Banks Maga.in an ordre De fhoao
rabe seconds COur de District la NOuvele
du 2 1855 vendue encau plus haut enchers-
segr dan; L. spsae she "a propree ci~pes decrte
trOuven slime dams lie anbonrg Bonlgny Paroe de JEFF
Get Eia desgne e No sur lie plan original du dit fau
boug. dresse o. f. Zmpe deposs de
Louis Cairo edeys, no sre en- eee Vile, ct
rade sur la Apolon peds de face les Cad
UN AUTRE nET DE TERRE. ayec les amelIoratiOps
situe dams lie meme faubong derere et desus decr
les Pues Apoon Bacchn Caaz ct jena mesun 3 pieds de-
face la Apoon la meme facade h. Bacetus
5. SIX .LOTs DE TERRE, avse les amsorat'ons sinss
Bscchas Dyades Cads ct jena ct designs par les Nos
10 ct H. sur un plan dresse par f. j. Rahaas date du
devant notaire dams cete vile les lots Nos L 10
ognen Ct ehaque - peds de ace sur la rue scehus
Baechus ct Cadz ct e lot No II mesure3 pie dc face
la Cadr 1850 peds de profondeu amercane
aS-TERMEs Err GoNDIrioNs-Un quart du prix de Fad
publication compliant balance un deux quatre
De credit blets dives coupons
ns eTt ..o1 &c hut P9r Pas1
que te5me pors4n premiere hypotheeue sur IA popee ct
Les authorizations dite proprete etfe
en- pein Ia police dassura9ce trneree J. A. Blanc dams
Lace par devsnt Theodore Guyol noaire public
aux frais de PAcauereur. m29 80 81 aO "a myl
SUCCESSION or THE LATE POLLY WILLIAMS. f. ". c.
Cash Sale Of Lot of Ground on Jackson street
BY N vIGNTE, Auctoneer.
THURSDAY, April &c, 1858, at IL o'clock
or.be the FOu III District Cct Of New Orleans daed March
H. lSs-fo 2-w be sold at public auction for Of
GERIAiS LOT OF GROUND in the Ffst District, stu.
aed in the bounded by Jsek.en Palmyra
Peur streets designated Lot No H. according plan
and derSssd in he ofice If 3 / NcSy late NoIsTy Pab
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES DUNN.
" ToUANE 4 THOMAS, Aucdoneers


SUCCESSION OF JAMES DUNN
BY ToUANE 4 THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Office ~ Exchange Alley
Saaa APRIL 1 Isss az ~ ocoe tx
highest bidder by virtue OF an order from the Hon p Nor
January Il i.5s for account Of said succession
Certain Judgment rendered in the Second District Court
sand four hundred and fifty dollars recorded the 2h
fl cents, with costs of suit, etc.
SUCCESSION DE JAMES DUNN.
PAR TouRNE THOMAS Encanteurs
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, 3 d'avriI 1858, n midi, aPArcade
Pun eIde de honorable h Morgan Jnge de la seconde
ponr compile de la dite succession
trct cone Peter KEENAN, de eette Vile pour la sone de
s345Q engre lie "a avr 1854 de plus la SO IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MA % as
SUCCESSION OF RICHARD RELF.
Sale Of Household Furniture Pew No 1853 Christ Church.
BY PALFREY & co.
C. L. c. DUFUY, Auctioneer.
Office 81 Camp
SATURDAY, the Sd April, 1858, at 10 O'Clock
Of Royal and Cont eels viii be sold Notion BY
New Orleans No. in the matter Of the above succession
The Movable Effects said succession consulting Of House
hold Furniture and Pew No. 1883 in Christ Church.
SUCCESSION DE RICHARD RELF.
vene de Meubles 1853 pEelise du Christ etc
PAR PALFREY Gle,
Bureau p du Camp
SAmEDI, lie 3 ayriI, 1858, 10 heures A. NJ,
ong e e aI atssus de Ia Banqae de Ia Loanne
dun oIdrs Dc rhonorshle Deuxens our de District de
Les hets mob de i dite succession CONSTANT en- Meu
sT-cdNDITIoNs-domptani m22 % al
CANPHENE FACTORY AT AUCTION.
BY N. vIGNIE, Aucdoneer
asde pTIE 81 is s;Ss ct ss,l hSIfpsst
Moreau streets, will ba sold
The Factory consisting Of small Engine Boiler and
Copper Still, all eOmple'e Barrels Cans, ETC.
Two Mules two Wagons
Proposals at private sale will be received until the day of
7 A. BEARD q CO., AUoTIONEERs AND AP
praiss for the sale of Real Estate Slaves, Furniture
Bank and other Stocks Port Warden Sales Cargo Sales,
E8-O1ce, No 81 Magazine and No. Banks Arcade
Pas'ge-aey removed from No. Banks Arcade Passage
N XIGNIE, AucTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
tate, Lands, Plantations, Me- roes. etc.
Banks Area arcade Passass 10 s Fr;t District
Where examined at any time isl Of valuable i'm
proved property Of a very remgHeratye investment
sale some choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
M DEFERIET will give his personal attendance to every
sale and purchase. jas If
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W to the sales OF Real Estate, Negroes Sales
Trade Sales and In fact sse appeaning
Office, Natchez street and Bank Place. jal If
I A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTToNEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ OF Real Estate Slaves, SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office Is Common street, Camp
street. sci ly
GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIOEEER AND AP-
" PRAtSER will gvs special attention this sales
Of Real Estate and Slaves public prvse also Success
ous Stocks Insurance. Port Warden. Damaged Cotton
sells CargoeS, Goods in Store, Furniture,
Having had eight years. experience in this city be soicits
continuation of patronage and will give prompt
orders.
Office, No. Commercial Place. sells 6m