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Tn. San J..,uso Moouwept.

Lieut. Gov. Lubbock Of Texas has issued cir ,usr &,
TIE Chief Jcsce and reasurers Of the various counties
the STATE In behalf Of Lhs San Jscnto Monumea
dance with the resolutions adopted the 2lst Of April
baltic ground, viz -
whereas, has been heretofore resolved by those as
sembbng The battle ground TO erect suitable mona
ment over The remains OF the brave who fell and
were buried on the deld OF san Jscinto--
Resolved That ce viii continue 10 make collect for
the carry ing out Of this oh oct, until IL accomplished
Resolved Thai We most respectfully aud earnestly
qaes the czens Of STATE " come for ward In aid OF
worthy an object
Resolved, mat the Chief Justice Of each and every
county In tue State rs hereby solicited to prepare aud
exposed the various election precincts Of their
sp<cve couses at the AuRuyt eecton contribution box
the judges OF election be reqsested 10 ASK c1n
buttons from The voters
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1858.

Non mmenl O. Ethan Allen.
lFpom The Burlington tVt Free Press, July

Mon mment O. Ethan Allen.
From The Burlington tvt) Free Press, July 49,
The Ethan Allen monument ia now complete, ex-
cepting its cap stone, and this, probAbly will he ee
waited TO its place the present week When thai is
done the structure will be q becoming one, BILE
both to the State and the object of its erecsicn--
creditable to the taste and care of the com &c
and to the fidelity of the con ractor. 1t is a p in
Tuscan column of granite, the whole height from the
base Of the pedmeDt to the top of the abaus being
fOrty-twO feet. When surmounted by the colossal
statue OF Allen to be sculptured by Mr.. Mead the
entire structure will be fifty feet in height, little
more.
On each face Of the die there is let in white mar
BILE tablet, four feet in length by two and half feet
in breadth. The inscriptions we give not only GER
battm, but itncatim, htrQtim and punciuatim. They
are made in plain, deeply cut letter and in good
taste The intention was TO have no marks OF panc-
suaton used, such being in agreement with highest
authority In regard to monumental inscriptions OF
their character. As an illustration of the extreme
difficulty Of securing absolute accuracy in such me
chanical work, it will be noticed that, through some
inadvertence, the intention foiled in the inscrp
ton on the north side. We are Informed also that
quotation marks are to be applied to Aliens famous
remark at the gateway of Ticonderoga.
WEST sIDE.
VERMONT
s ErHAN ALLEN {
IN ITcBFiEID CT 10TH JAN I737os
IN BURLINGTON VT 18th FyB d 1889
AND BURIED NEAR THE SITE OF
THIS MONUMENT
SOUTH sIDg
THE
EADxE OF THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
IN THE SURPRISE AND CAPTURE OF
TIC0NDEROGA
WHICH HE DEMANDED IN TIE NAME
or THE GREAT JEHOVAH TIE
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
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CONVENIENT ExPESsEss-The Cooperstown Jour
nal says that the opposition papers tnnk the admins
raon Of President Buchanan should be conducted with
no more expense Than that ofPfcsdent xuaroe 70 us
use The allacy and nonsense OF such talk give ape
cmen OF some OF The which demand an increased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25
Monument to Preston .. Brooks.

From the Charle.sco Mercury, Jolly lar
Yesterday we saw very beautiful monument to
the memory Of our lamented Brooks, which is now
completed. This monument is Of the obelisk form,
pure marble, of the finest quality, and finished in
The most artistic and workmaulike manner IL is
fourteen feet high from the pediment, and five feet
square at the base. Near the top or point Of the
obelisk is neatly designed arabesque, end below in
the centre and front side of the monument is the
coat of arms Of the State of South Carolina, elabo-
ratey worked and carved by artist Of great skill.
Below this and on the die of the obelsk, is an ivy
wreath, in bold relief, encircling the following APP
propriate inscription
PRESTON = BROOKS,
Born IN dgeaelt village, Ssh august 1919.
Elected 30 She state Lsgslatare 10 1874
Eecte1 Captain OF Company o.. Palmetto regiment, In
1876, aue served during the Mexican war
! Elected 70 Oopgress in 1853,
And died IN Washington City, ID C., 9Th jan, 1857
On another side, in a similar wreath, will appear
the following
spasrotsm by hts deso.on 70 his country; the whole
ssouh unite With his bereaved family in deplorisg his
Suntimely end
And the diverse side to the above this inssrip-
ton will be placed
! karto has never pillowed upon her bosom . tuer
/ Nor heaven opened vide her gates TO receive a (
nsnier spirit (
On the back Of the obesk is this inscription
freston {. Brooks will be long, long remembered,
I IA in ~hom the virtues Low ed 70 dwell 1
Tho sad 10 ne, and dark this dspcnsation, !
We snow Gods wisdom orders eli things we'll. {
This monument Is work of great beauty and
ering position Of his spirit Of whom it is memo
rial.
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This monument il work Of great beauty and
ornament. simple witha, and expressive in It's tow
ering position Of his spirit Of whom it is memo
rial.
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THE NAV CONSTITUTION or THE CorrRpKRAT
[Frou the Panama Herrd, June 20

Gu Vie 2d of last month the republic Of New Granada
ceased 10 exist rhe Gransiian Confederation" Ia
the by wscb declares lself 10y the hrss article
o, ln new cousuution) 70 be hereafter known.
This confederation, A. most o. eur rcsiers are alreafy
aware, consists OF the STATES Of Andoqaia Bolivar, B)ya
ca osucs, cundinsmncs, hsgdalsna, fsnsms ana San
lander.
raj Limits tnoso ,hai divided the vceroyaty ofNsv
Granada In 1910. from the Capan Gencrscics OF vsue-
zuela and Guatemala from the Empire Of Brazil and pro-
vBionaly the other side the boundary established by
treaty with Ecuador In 1885, and those ~ present dividing
n from that republic.
We purpose, briefly possible 70 give our rsad.
ers an idea Of the powers and duties Of inc federal gov
eminent, ~ laid down IN this nee constitution
The government sts he eserc.d By Congress IN maxi.
es.s .s srsssns rs sRgy ne .rs r.
he constitution ioreisn resdoes ae,.rins Ear HING
vel snsrs national credit ana revenue c~sa,n ard sdmi.
.suscn o. ~sss m.sass ana sossse MARTIN.
and foreign trade control Of forte ports and frontier
postal .s,y'cs. and rrsnnt privileges siso though not
The essa,ive ro~e two classes and
efFs6ruay every year ord sry session lasting seventy
days and in ssssdnsry ,es.ou when called upon By ne
ss one ,. @, ss...a s
su.sna The s.o "s susss mus nee. he .sms .y and ii
for he same length o. time the members can sss p.r 10
DsSs S's snl on SsG Yf
.y r.. rss from rs s s . axe NJ :ors ~
government boid no ehce from iore'fn P9~srs compa
eies OF Individuals involving questions WIN the general
government
Everything connected With the public revsnue, treaties
with forsan 20 raising nd0r ses fot.es neroces
routes declaring pIdonng political Offenders, &C
kc are under the special control Of Congress.
All legislative acts must originate IN one Of the two ho1sss
the President hrcusn his Secretary OF
ornsy Genersi they must BE- read thr
~ absontcm ory, ths Prt-deft must
the law b. return for within
from s ,ec days II he does 40 The grounds o. IN n
suonaty ipeEpeieucy aud ha reasons are Approved
Nv haus> eAaIct Be sred assIn Maj resan on
boh chambers declare the Pre- dens rnsouni
"a be cannot refus@ his consent
Hshe Prssaeris osjecions only opposed 10 one or
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rreston {. Brooks will be long, long remembered,
IA in ~hom the virtues low Cd 70 dwell
Tho sad 10 ne, and dark this dlspcnsaton,
We snow God wisdom orders eli things well,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
SUCCESSION OF NATHAN HART.
BY JOIN q. POINDkAIhR, AucIoneeT'
9 ATURDAY. the 27th day of February

NAIIHDAI. The KIN uny OF Ftbfunry,
= ISIS O'Clock NJ. by virtue Of and pursuant
order of Honorable The Second District Court Of New
Orleans 2j4 dated 9th January 1858 will he sold
public auction, Banks Arcade to effect partition among
the heirs
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon, being No 10 New vee situated in the Eirst
District this city in the square bound by New Leyee
St. jos ph and Julia strest and measuring . feet
front New levee by about 25 feet inches in
depth line Joseph street. 1914 feet
inches depth the side Julia and about 81
inches in width the lea American measure.
The Improvements consist Of three story brick store, with
uiidugs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE DIGGS.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers

NJ at the St ouis Exchange St Louis street. by virtue Of
order from the Hon. p H. Morgan Judge of the Second
District Court the matter ot the success Of Charlotte
Digs widow Of James Digs no lSiO.) will be sold
l. A LOT or GRO ND designated No. 10 plan
by Brngie surveyor % feet 10 inches
Where by 63 fe IL inches in DEPTH English
measure, and aijoinng lot No. IL.
.. A certain IOr o. GROUND. with all the buildings AID
improvements thereon the Of Where and Bienyle
streets measuring % feet 10 inches in front Villere street
90 feet inches IN depth and front Benye Eng
sh meaure said lot designated No H. and adonig the
above
xSTERNS-O cash. balance and u months for
the satisfaction Of the teamentary
tN with the vendors privilege and bearing interest at
cent after maturity, in payment.
Of before A. Boudousque at the Of pur
chas.r tells
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

EOIGEl u
R5y-Notice-At meeting of the Stoe hold
Of the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeahy public notice and adjourned
F. D. Conrad ESQ called 70 the Chair and Alfred Shep
pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded election Directors
which resulted ia the choice Of following named gentlemen
+. ID. Conrad, c. A, Slack,
ID. ID. Avery ". +. Tunnard
George May, JAS. A Mediation
William S Pike.
ALFRED SHOPPERS, Sec'y.
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SUCCESSION DE NATHAN HART.

PAR JEAN G. POINDEATER Encanteur.
SAMEDI, lie "a fevrier 1858, midi, a l. Ar
. Banks, DUN ordre de Honorable Deux
ieme de District la NnuveeO leans, No 1884.
du ~ anyier 1855 yendu eucsn pnblic, sepa
de birns parrni les heritiers
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERI f, ayec toutes les amelora
tons ui deu siue Nouvelle Levee No no. dams
Premier District WILLIE ilet par les
Leyee Commerce, Julie ST. Joseph, %
peds pouces face de Ia Nouvelle Levee environ
peds de prOondeur Ia gne du cote le plus
pres Joseph peds pouces de pofondeur
Ia pus pres de Jul environ q peds
nouces largeur fonise americaue.
Les authorizations consistent masOn bques iIO
etages, batissas lie derT,ere
na-CONDITIO NS-Comntant. ia26 3tin31d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custumhozse street. near
wi sreet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercarial
Syphitie and all Private Diseases without Mercury hiudrsnee
from business to friends and snteed in
all cases
The unparalleled success attended pSc-
all parts the United States and Euroithe many
markable he has effected which incur
able the emit physicians iuses IN offering bis
the confidence the unfortunate The following
OF the diseases termed Prvae and Of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james
maeny eradicaes, mely syphilis PRIMARY secondary and
tertiary Structures urehra Discharges elect Gonorrhea
Emissions Periodical Affections Of females However
complicated they BE- Diseases Of the Back aud Ious, In
hammaIiou Of The Bladder aud Kidneys Rheunas Hydro
Cancers, Ulcers 1umor and all Diseases Of The SIX
Or. james would al call the attention especially Il those
who have privately aad improperly injured themselves in that
solitary habit which ruins the d mind unfit
ting either business society viz Constitutional De-
bily Impoency. The following The sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth,
Weakness Of Back and LIMBS Pain In the Head nness OF
Vision Of Muscular Power Papitation Of the cart Dys
pepsia. Nervousness IrabiD symptoms Of Con sumption,
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Iras nepr eson OF
Spirits Evil ForehOdings, Aversion to SOey, Self Dsrust,
Love e Solitude Tmiiiy of the evils reduced.
All persons afflicted with OF the above symptom should
fail call Dr. James and be restored perfect
let false debcaey apply and
terrible malaoy.
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and fun vgor
restored.
Remember THE Medical House of Dr. JaTaes 81 Custom
house
Private separate attendance
from A. NJ to p. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
P.SRecet cases Of GOnorhea cured in verify onr hours
pay. d. JAMES,
oil ly 81 Gus0mhouse street.
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rTHALBERG AND VIEUXTEMPs' SECOND
u L.lLNlERI
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY II, 1858,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.

To render ese entertainments the most brilliant given
in this city the following eminent Artists have been engaged
and will appear Jointly with
THALBERG, VTECXTEMPS.
NINE BERTHA JOHANNsEN, MISS KEMP,
NINE ViEUXTEMPS, $40. ARDAVANI.
PRoGRANNE.
Mr.. THALBERG will play Fsutase Norma" his An
danie,n Don Pasquale," and ''Lucretia Borgid."
Nj YlEuATEMPs will play "Fantasie AppasionRta' Lu-
cis," "Cnrniya OF Venice
Mime JOHANNsEN will sing Cavatina LINDA" 'Reci
Ealse and the Duet from Babiere Of syiga with SIG.
Ardayani.
Miss KEMP will sing Anna Bolena" and Kathleen
MavOurneen.'I
sig. AKDAVANI viii sing ''Trovatore," Duet Bar
biere OF sviglia, L.Fiih NJ me Johannsen.
The price OF admission has been fixed follows Re
served 5! md 81 according the location With
both the 81 and 81 ckes Will given cheek emitting the
holder to reserved
s4Tne 81 for the Second Third
and Fourth Conceus will continue THIS DAY, ut HENRY
PARSONS ri ANO STORE, AZ Camp street, the only author
lied Ticket Office.
Eon each Gay the Concert the 81 and remaining 81
reserved seats will be sold 81 and 81 seats VIII also
be retained for sale The evening of the Concert at the Hall
Hs-The Concert vi II commence IT O'Clock.
E3g~Ihursday, lSih-Third and last but
Fsa,urday. 2h-Thaluerg and VieuXtemps last Concert
fel6 z
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1'o PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.

The undersigned offers the public Fire Proof Roofing
eria possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered
cheaper than SLATE will last long needs No r..
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance of STONE.
It il incnmbustible, Is mpervOis
the atmosphere by The and heat
1t be applied any species OF roofs fiat Inclined
applied the sides of houses taking The place
and will sive building covered the ap
pearauce of being consti ucted of
For the roofs Of omnibusse and steamboats,
uah would render railroad ties impershable coated
with it, they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
o the water.
1t flexible when applied sill CLOTH will not crack
can II be removed by any force.
Office the Company No Charles street basement Of
ihe Masonic Hall. GLENNON, COLEMAN Il Co,
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n R~Nno d. h. MAITHEWS q CO.-CARs
Sl%E3 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
NSS2 Building and Repairing Carriages, kept
AXLES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Linch Pins
Nuts l56 Favier New Orleans anil ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

ond District Cou-Large and important Of Machinery
and Lumber, Sugar Rollers Hydraulic Presses, Cutting
Lathes, Colyers, Engine, etc, etc.
BY PALFREY & co.
CL. c. DUPUY, Auctioneer.
Once n Camp street.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL, 1858, Mt IL o'clock
w A. NJ at work shop New Gevee street. between La.
ayee Poydras by virtue order OF the
Ore daed 18Th January, ls5s, viii be sold public
ton Of the succession Of Robert Ferguson the FOL
lowing property, viz
Boring lAthes, Colysrz Engines Rve Old
Iron Pumps Iron Shell Valve Cocks Iron Flues
Punching Machines Copper Pipes Cotton Trucks
Sugar Juire Tanks, b etc will fully
by reference to the catalogues which be obtained
the o1ire Of the auctioneers
cash; all $500 and less than sll0O BY 81
days; all 5000 aud les than $500 by
days. all $3.50, By at 81 da,s the notes to be
endorsed to the satisfaction OF the Administrative
SUCCESSION DE ROBERT FERGUsON-No 1sl2O.
mpoTtaute machines cyndre suere
presses hydranlques, machine de ourueur, etc.
PAR PALFREY 4 Gle,
c. l.. G. DuPUY Encanteur.
Bureau, q rue du Camp.
MERCREDI, IL fevrIer 1858, n II heures
les Lafayette Poydas de honorable
H. Morgan JUICE Ia Seconde COur de District de Ia Nou
veerleans, date dn Is auyeT s5s II vendu Drncan
il pophee suyante pour eompe de la succession de Robert
DfvEReEs BoUILLoIREs bois de cbarpente cylindres
hydraiques machine de tourneur ct percOir
cuyen machines rvets en- fer veuN Ter uyauN en- cuEre
csniOns eitenes de cuiyTe,
On plus de details c'nsuant les catalogues,
que Ton trouvera bureau de pencauteur.
p5g- TERNES ET CONDITIONS-Po toutes sommes
desous de 500 dessns de $500 ct
sesous SlOU biets 80 ouTs tontes sommes auessus
de $500 blets 81 jour Ce bilets derron etre
endOsses Ia Satisfaction de administrative te4 10 u
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n y X ID.
The Manager Of THALBERG AND VIEUXTEMPs' CON.
CkRls RESPECTFULLY informs the public that the series Of
these Concerts ia New Orleans is limited 10 four They
will take place follows The second Concert WE'D
EEsDAY. February II the third and last but on
THURSDAY February IS and The last SATURDAY,
February 20 The programme this occasion has been
fully selected and viii the masterpieces Of the
f0rmers none them Will be repeated. feIO II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
J. R. POINTER & CO.,
Oice at 1. $. Holden Co.'s No. l0l Magazine stree

New Orleans, Jan. 4. 1853
This is certify that Witnessed experiments made
upon Chd's Patent Elastic Cement which proved salts
faction instability expo
sure Of house liable, and Convinced
Rn that have had
roofing covered with which previously leaky,
but S now thoroughly tight.
CHAS BRIGGS.
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BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
Office 50 Charities street
UNHURDAY, the 18th inst, at LIZ o'clock
7. NJ, his suction 81 Chartres street, between
Bienville and Cont st eets will be sold-
English ench aud Spanish BOOKS, by the best authors
n5.TERAfS-Cash. fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
CHAs. BRIGGS.

New Orleans Dec 10, 1851.
This certify that in June last had the veranda Of
house corner Streets with
Chids Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire Proof Cement
Roofing far renans perfectly ght and has fully
met with my expectations. rs durability say
more that appears perfect and the
WIS nut the vicudes OF heat and cold appearing
to affect 1t in the least
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
~ MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA ARILLA LOZE ~ G E S,
Simple and CompOund.

Prepared by n HEREU, Druggist and Physician
Superior all Essences Syrnps and Extracts named and
TO all speciulitirs heretofore known
long time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
general therapeutic agent susceptible OF being applied TO all
internal cause either in the blood any Of the
organs.
bic and Mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks my interchangeable
searches, il is now obtained.
found In vegetables the for this
grand idea which based oeagnous principle of Sar
para partly known the public. Such is the discovery
which the honor this day of advertising The form OF
given it, because its precuded the
possibility doing otherwise aud have divided it into sim
Pile and compound Longes in order that they might be given
to children as well as adults.
My experiments made privately and remained
until wonderful results had satisfied that had
against
The attention of physicians of public is called
these oeuges order that witness the adm
rable results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of Thousand persons.
The ceaused the blood is purified and renovated
5 P f @ A l. + + g I s
!. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these Loznges have never had the
cholera nor the yellow fever.
8. veuerea syphtie. hepae scorhutical comfy rheu-
and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy Is resoried
l. All diseases Of the lungs head stomach bowels and
other internal an! external complaints disappear entirely pro-
vided the Lozenges rssorted
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
p and ISL Chsrtres st.
GUItI.OT Royal street.
II. B0NNABEL,
corner of NRtchez and Tchouptouias ss
JAMES SYME, lSf Canal ST.
c. Il. WERCKMULLER,
100 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street.
Iys ly
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T,OBY's EXPRHss, No 81 cA0P STREET

From aud after th will Special Messenger
tn VIRGlN IA, who will heck all Baggage
through the points destination also take charge OF Par
cells Packages, and small freight.
PASSENGERS by the VIRGINIA have their Bag
gage checked from the II tells Residences, and Steamboats,
ONCE Travellers coming this bound up the river and
who have decided their boat can have
their baggage stored 1T our Office free Of charge.
Tue Baggage Of the Virginia will be received aud checked At
the pontchar ia Railroad
The Eynress Letter Box Chest and Wagon, will leave Onr
Office half previous the departure Of the
her schedule, - a..
Packages and freight marked to TORY'S EXPRESS will
meet with aent ion and be delivered with d SDatch.
rel3 If ED G. EDWARDS 4 co,
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MISS CUsMAE will appear in her great character Of Meg
Meres IN the operate drama enttled GUY MANNERsGe
DANDY Dinmont, Ben DeBsr; Col. MAunering Mr. Wright:
Henry m Mr. Dufed Dominic Sam pson Mr. Edwards
Julia Mannerng Miss X Reignods During piece ali the
original will eonci with The farce on
MY FRIEND FROM LEATHERHEAD-Mr. Loophoie Nj.
" Bowers.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at No

valuable collection Of the best works Of the best authors in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
Letter Cap Note Papers, Envelopes old Pencils,
This collection comprises the best Books Of the principal pub
fishers the United states together with variety Of London
Publications Of the fine useful ami industrial arts.
The Book. and warranted perfect and for exa
nation private sale during the day.
Sses without will be continued every evening
until Al sold. MA SIN
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GEO. W. ROPER.


New Orleans. Dec. 10, 1897.
This certify that in May last had ferry house
cred with Chlds Co.., Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Cement II stood the intense heat of the we'll and
IN To- this time leaked drop. 1t appears
firm and perfect rs the DAY u was put and in every way
my expectations should not hesitate to recommend
all who want good IRE aud water proof roofs
T. kIMBALI,
Prom Eourh nixtrir Isar--
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ONE HUNDRED yEGROEs
FOR RENT.

Tor RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROOMS SUITABLE
Offices the Bank Of New Orleans Of ST.
Charles and Union streets. Apply to the Cashier %
- FOR RENT-THE POUR STORY STORE. No.
- IS street. occupied by NesFs. Kingsland,
Iii BarstOw Co. Apply the present oecHganis o.
VINCENT 4 co.,
SEA q Cusfnmhouss street..