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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
VIVE LA CONCORDE

"Qtaoo"qus .fre7gpe auec Ffpke, pfrra par Ffpfe." !"
Des journaux de. la Nlle-O Orleans du 2:
|eourant nous annoncent qu'un des chef
|du parti Z. H., un nomme Lucie1
Adams, (qui Went d'etre elu Recorde,
Idu 4me district, dit au Marie de ID
willie, Gerard Stith, quill passassinerait
Is'il ne lui donnait pas la place de che
de police, quill lui await promise Ia veil
lie de relectionl
Stith Ia lui await efectivement pro
mise, par ecrit, meme, il lavoue, mais
Idepuis lors il etait venu sa connaissan-
ce que, Pabord. cette nomination serait
Irejetee par Ie Conseil de Vile, sans
iassentinent duquel ellie deviendrait
Inulle; ensuite que Ia majorite des gems
de bien la reprouveraient
Or, CONNIE ledit Lucien Adams etait
elu a une place plus honorable ct plus
|avantageuse. Stith Sc crut autorise par
tous ces considerants lui demander de
lie relerer dc sa promesse. 4 Get effet,
il lui deputa MN. Randel Hunt ct VIM.
P. Freret, en- quaEte d'amis mutue Is;
mails avant que ces messieurs aient on
rempM Ia commission don't lis etaient
charges, Stith ct Adams Sc rencontrarent
(c'est ainsi que sexprime Stith dams ga.
iettre, que nous citons, pendant le ira
jet de la rue du Canal au domicile de NJ.
Hunt. III m'interrogea,n dit Stith, are-
Iativement d Ia nomination de chef de
police. Je lui dis pembarras OH me pIa-
cerait ga nomination lm dis que ia
vais prie NM. Randel Hunt ct VIM.
Freret de tenter d'arranger cette affaire
avec NJ. Ben Harrison. II me repondit
aussit6t quill n'accepterait aucun COM
promis s-qu'il fallait quill flt chef de po-
lice. u ajouta meme que, sill n'etait pas
nomme, nous ne pouvions plus vivre
tous les deux dams cette ville-au,il en-
le sacrifice de Pune de nos
deux existences. Je me deeidai alors i |
ne pas me laisser intimider par cette
menace d'assassinat, ct ne pas permet-
re que moi, Marie, il fat, lui, chef de |
,olice sous queIque pretexte que GO
ut
Ami lecteur, ceci se passe dams la |
7ille de Ia Nouvelle-orleans, Etat de Ia
un.ssc;a,n urs Hau h ,~r-ara fcEaf
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PRIX DES ANNoNCES. A

Pour chaque care de dix Hgnes ou moinH j.
pour la premiere insertion. 81 "
Pour chaaue insertion additionnelie, par
care ~
Pour toute annonce INDIGNANT Ia profession
ct le don,icile, ct qui n'excedera pas huit
licnes, arec rabonnement au Journal, par
z an .... ~ w
Tne diminution liberale sera faite aux person
nesaui s'abouueront i pannse pour Ia publication
de lenrs anTonces; mais Ieur privilege sera risE
dement, borne a leur genre d'affairea LII IL ne
sera iannais permis une maiaon de commerce de
sc prevaIoird de son privilege Announcement annuel
pour fairc pHblier, stns retrlbuton. les annonces
nyant rapports aux nterets particuilers de ses d.
yers asEocies
Toute annonee publiee par intervalles, sera
payee an taux dune piastre par carTe.
Touse annence on lettre invitant queiqu IN Sc
METRE sur les rangs couime candidat . une place
on I'M emploi auelconque, sera payee au taux Or
dnaire dune pastre par carre, ct asraraabienaezt
daHaaes
Toute annonce de canlidat sera payee DIX
PLASTRES, ct daranee.
Toute aunonca don't le nombre d'fnsertions nest
PAS specific, verbalenent on par ecrt, sera inseree
jasgua b nouvel ordre, au tauI ordinaire.
Les marriages ct les deces seront publies CONNIE
faits de chronique locale; mas tout necrologc, on
autre tribut de respect, sera take CONNIE annonce.
Sal ecrit dune nature personnelle ne pourra
stre adlnis dams nos COLONIES que eomme annonee,
deux piastres le carre, ct payable iauarsablemea
fGaant Es .gz4
~ Toute annonce, naoins quill men SOFT or
donne autrcment, sera publiee en- francais ct en-
anglais, ct payee au taux ei-deeEna
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QUEEN pensez-vous?

~ Une dame Moreno Went de mou-
rir Santa Anna, eomte de Los Angeles,
\ Page de lis ans. Ellie etait. arrivee
en- California vers Fannee It'll avec son
mari, soldat dams parmee espagnole. La
dame Moreno laiase IN fIs, qui habite
Los Angeles, ct est age de plus de 50
ans. . B.
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EUGENE A. FOIN, Redacteur.
4 fSAMEDI, 26 JUN 1883.
SOTRE LOCALITE.

- Il ny rien de bien important
rapportcr cette senlaine; nlais des rem
seignements positifs, recus dune per.
soane digne dc fol nous obligent dan.
saoacera nos lecteuas one, bien que nous
ayons, iasqu'ici, echappe aux desastres
don't tant de paroisses ont soufTert, ct
don't ID n6tre elle-meme etait menacee
nous ne somrnes pas encore au bout de
nos peincs; nous avons, il est vrai,
echappe Jusqu'ici aux dssastres de pinon-
dalion, grace ! fenergie de nos braves
concitoJens, mais nous solnmes actuel-
cement menaces dun danger dune autre
sapeee, ct qui nest pas beaucuup moins
! 2 craindre que celui auquel nous venons
deehapper: Les chenilles soDt dams nos
champs Moss apprenons que beaucoup
oe planfeursa considerables, entr'autres
Z colonel Van WiekIe, ont presque per-
an fout espoir de faire une recolte cette
ann allnee, ct que cannes. cotton ct nals. sont
exposes aux plus grands dangers.
Ne dlraIt-on pas que nous sommes
an'ges Do tous les aeaux i Ia fois?
80 z y ia
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~Ha Un maitre d'ecole donnait une le-
con d'arlthmetique un petit gareon:
-Supposez, lui dit-il, quill y aurait
cinq oiseaux sur un arbre, je tirerais ct
j'en tuerais trois, combien en- resterait-il2
-Trois, rdponit pecolier.
II en- resterait deux, mon fils.
-Mais non: les trois que vous tueriez
resteront, ct les deux autres s'envoleront.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

AcourreLe jeune nagre, Aatoine,
'accusee de complicite avec Falgence
Bcrdelon dams l'assassinat de n. Tho
odore Deterville : etc juge jeuIi, ct ac-
quistk. NM. A. B. IRON u b. o. Ed
wards le defendaient z1ane Central
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

Pendant mon absence de lEtat, NJ.
E. Gerard, de la Nouvelle-Orleans, est
charge de me representer dams tout CO
qui rapport aux affaires de rhabitation
de la Grande Bale.
25 JUN 1858.
A. L. MAHOUDEAU.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

30 NJ. Albert Rust etc clloisi par
les democrates du Second District Con
gressionnel de rArkansas CONNIE leur
candidat au Congress.
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jjune1!
EPAVE.

A etc arrtte par ]. A. Lebeau, cnvi-
ron un mile au-dessus dc Waterloo, lie 6
courant un petit mulet bai-brun, age dc
dix ans environ, ayant plusicurs taches
blanches sur chaque epaule, causecs par
lie frottement d1 collier, ct des marques
sembIables sur lie dos. occasionnees par
Ia selle.
Pas Fautre marque visible.
LIE proprietaire du dit mulet est requis
de venir le reclamer en- payant les frais,
sans quoi il en- sera dispose conforme-
ment i Ia 1oi.
J. sr-GERMAIN,
Juge-de- Paix du Tine ACCOMPLISHMENT
Pointe CoupGe, AZ mai 1858-60d
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

a...: - - 1--WE yrcarxr lfercredi
aern'er, IN negre appartenant ) :, ! -. :,
= ss.l p0s.e ds 3 Pointe Coupe, ! trouys !
.0''ans dana Z aeuve, m eadarre Pa,
...as,. sasn : fourni des renseignenen.s on; n;
sas - aue csst me des yictimea a. IL
~. ap,es'oa da steamer Pennsylvania
- - = oonilloires ont creve Il II co,,
s0'.,,.. ,s aaas = hlezsant pins De cent Der.
rlsl.ss !. g 0autans q eheniae, spin-
Da.4..,s 81. q 80 aaoH : tnuvees sur Iui.
ehols - - y burn, 3 nom de Nj.
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EP,,Ay||;E. |

4 etc arrete par le sousssigne, le 90
mars, sur Phabitation dc NJ. Lacoste, en-
cette paroisse un cheval halle, de Is
paunes de hauteur, ct fourhu. Pas de
marque visible.
LIE proprietaire du dit cheval est par
ie present somme de venir le reclamer
en- npayant les frais, sans quoi il en- sera
dispose conformement Ia foi.
EDWIN VIGNES.
% mai -
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

Nous renercions hien sincere.
nenf noa bons annis dn Courier de-
4 senAnges qu'ils ont bien voalu nous en-
'sernais nous les prions, quand III
a0as iont phonneur De reproduire nos
.luclea editorianz, Dc ne pas en danner
= s'edlt ! f'Echo:' bons gu nauvais.
. articles sont ! nous, ct nous e.
mons. =
4 bon entendeur, salutt
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

:. e0lL-saE PorDaaa Uns lettre recue
- a'gae president dc cetse eminente
''ss,.0n nous met meme d'annoncer
= puoac aae les erercices n,en seront
.aspseia asea dteenbre, Les yacances
ayan' ilen en- g uois Ii ed ianv;er
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26

q mai
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-06-10
Il y Y s A L Z s..

NOTICE is hereby given, that on FRIDAY
~ the 25th day OF June. 1853, at the door Of
the Court House, in Buchanan county, and State
Of Iowa, between the hours of nine o'clock A
NJ and five o'clock, p. NJ, viii be offered for
sale all the Lands and Town Lots in said county
on which taxes We're levied in said county for the
year 1887. and which. at the time of such sale
shall remain unpaid and delinquent. Also, all
Lands and Town Lots in said county on which
District School Taxes have been certified 10 the
undersigned as delinquent and unpaid The
said Lands and Town Lots will be sold to salts
iy the amountd tayes and interest due thereon
The sale Will be adjourned from day to DAY
until said Lands and Lots are sold, true and
correct dist OF which is as follows, to wit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29

THE CHARITY soIREE
i The ACADEMY or Music
having been engaged for the purpose
CALICO DRESS SOIREE
will be given 10 a novel and elegant style, on the
EVENING OF TIE irH OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
AsD OTHER CHARITIES.
The proceeds Of the Sofee 30 be appropriated The a.
rbuton Of oaves OF bread by tickets through the agency
the Society In aid OF which the Solree designed
PROGRAMME
An ORIGINAL PoBM written expressly occasos
and suited 10 the timer will be delivered In early part
the evening By one Of the IAtevsii of New York
The Entertainment viii be characterized by all the most de-
srable features Of
PROMENADE CONCERT AND GRAND BALL
The management Of the floor has been Committed N u
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT, who have kindly cOnsenied
Of The Executive Committee.
Dancing precisely previous 10 which hour
the Poem will be delivered
Dodxorhs Promenade concer, Co,Ion Bands are g.
gagged
Mr. A. Bunker viii furnish ample supper aud provide
every soconmoda required Ia the ladies'
clnak haI andh reSa Inr rn.nD
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NEW YORK AND HApL.x RAILROAD.


Commencing Wednesday, JanusrrS, 1883
New York,
al stations north.
sap n Efpres, for Albany stopping =, the prinaps,
eustlons only.
GAP MFor White Plains. stopping a, all intermedisAs
stations.
rrsns leave me depot, OF Twenty srth street an
Fourth avenue, New York,
sis A n For wiismsSridse stopping At all lnlermedass
IiU A. NJ white Plains do. DO.
2SP NJ Wililamsbridgs. DO. do.
800 p n nlerton stopping wismssrdgs and all n.
termediste stations north
t@P n cro,on rsls stopping =. intermediate sts,ssa
go p NJ WilIsnsbridse do do.
Returning trains leave Albany Tor New York, at
INA Mat, stopping at all stations north OF, and n
Wilismsbridge.
sBP r. Espress Stopping an principal stations only
wM !. CAMPBkLI. superfntsndelA
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T AURA KEENEs NEW THEATRE. GA BROADWAY.
- FRrpAy EVENING, JAN -. 1883
Positively the last Of the popular romantic d
THE SEA OF ToE, OR A MOTHERS PRAYER.
Carlos adventurer NJ ,.-<..
Marquis del Monte Mexican noble, w.
Ogaria the Wild Flower OF Mexico Miss Laura Kesns
BENEFIT CT MISS LAURA KEENE TO MORROW,
Jan - when will be produced for the first time Cyr Tur
ners Of Charles Reaoes popular novel, WHITE
LIES. With powerful cas' appropriate scenery Be- Boz
sheet wv open.
Dress circle and parlue 80 cents Family circle 70 CENTS
Balcony and orchestra chairs 70 cens Private boxes fssr
and Eve dollars.
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LRERT II. NIOOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-BY ALBERT II.
"a klCOLAf, cdice No Broad street-RegulAr auction
sses OF stocks bonds notes and other securities
SsoEsrs Board Sale this day at III O'clock at the Mer.
CHANTS Fxchsnge For full particulars catalogues, or
Journal OF Commences, Courier and Morning Express.
AuCTioN N0TICg-rRIDAY. eth INST, AT 10Y
"a O'Clock, At our saesroom BAT Bowery large assert
sn1 Of new and second hand furniture sold account Of
family Leaving mis- CITY, consisting Of paror chamber and
kcaen furniture comprising the usual full varieties of bed
eeads ingram carpes feather BEDS bureaus Wristbands
soeooard marble op crockery and kitchen utensils to
ude with general assortment dry goods &c. &C.
The contents Of retail store Sale positive Terms cash
CROMELfEN CO., Aucuoneers
A LOTION NOTfCE.-JULIUs BROWN, AUCrIONEER.
"A Bale of household furniture, carpets fine hair mat
Gesses china, glass and eartheuware, DC, DC.
Tomorrow Saturday morning, AT l0H O'Clock,
at the 6 Wooster street Amy street
will be sold without TO the highest bidders the whole
OF the furniture &C. contained In said house. being the
perry OF family giving up. housekeeping consisting in
part Of
Rosewood parlor suits, covered in medallion reps.
Turkish easy chair and lounge TO match
Brussels, three ply and ingram carpets
Mahogany sofas sofa bed parlor chairs, rockers.
Centre, card and pier tables.
Lounges, ottomans, footstools.
Suits Of ensmelled chamber furniture toilet sets.
Mahogany bedsteads, bureaus, W ashsands.
Fine cured hair and spring mattresses. pallasses.
Oak extension table, clocks and everything required In
housekeeping. Terms cash. N. B-The house to let.
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r AURA KEENEs NEW THEATRE ga BROADWAY.
IL GRAND GALA NIGHT

II AURA kEENES NEW THEATRE, 62t BROADWAY.
IL GRAND GALA NIGHT.
Miss kEENE respectfully announces 70 her kind friends
and patrons that TOMORROW xvErfNG, JAN. ~, bee
been set apart for her
FIRST BENEFIT IN TwyLvS MONTHS,
upon which hspes 10 be -eeted BY the welcome
presence Of those who have durng season unwcuted
financial severity encouraged By their c'nensnce sna
drama.
The entertainment hoped will prov one q rare az
traction. Cyril Turner's dramatic sdepts.son OF thsres
Heades popular novel entitled WHITE III - prepared es
pressy for this establishment and embrsans the enurs
srensh Of the company, appropriate scenery
will be presented Tor he time, BY request the vSy
laushsbie farce Of the SPECTRE BRfDEGR0oN viii be sd
the Jefferson SUSTAINING his gre<
character OF Dgsory Boz sheet nov open.
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aJxU1sHrA rr~


NTIBfC'S GARDEN
IN DAN RICE's GREAT b HoW
First time OF the pesry s'epd
WHITE SERRY,
the impe rial marege leaDer jumper in odsced ~
MRS DAN NICE
GAMES OF THE CURRICULUM
In which
FOURTEEN PROFESSIONAL ARItsAS
will participate.
DAN RICE In h,s Humors.
The Elephant ON the Pope
The docile RhnJcsros.
That care !" Exoelsia<,
and the
Comedians, the Nudes
On Saiurdsy-Grsnd Md day performance. Doors spsa
al O'Clock
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID NEW YORK LEDGER TRIUMPHANT.
NOTHING LIKE rHE LEDGER,


NOTHING LIKE rHE LEDGER,
TIE LEDGER STORY BRAMATTZED
korfcE.-The throng OF vs,ers TO barnum Museum
extraordinary Wednesday aud saturday
the would those who
do II TO witness IN the evening the
Tux PIONEER PATRIOT;
On, THE MAID or THE WAR PATH,
decidedly and without dispute the
ONLY REAL AMERICAN PLAY,
not manufactured from foreign materials presented ~
public this and enjoying
PERFECT wHfRfWfSD OF APPLAUSE
and admiration every OF Its Representatives
powerful and effective DR. amstEston Of
COBBS GREAT LEDGER STORY
Of the Is from the graceful and fortunate pen a
H. Watkins Esq was executed expressly for this estAh
ment, and has created an
ASTONISHING EXCITEMENT
account of Its naturalness its beauty and s f1ros,
throughout The country. II will be repeated
THIS Oridsy) EVENING, at O'Clock
the char being represented by Mrs Charles ow
ard, M H. Watkins Mr. Ha-denbergh y. Brigham, 2.
Taylor H. Kyner ID Oakley and the entire dramatic crpS
numbering six'y personr.
THIS AFTERNOON nj O'Clock,
BEWARE OF THE TEMPTER or, The Drunkard's 0tsAs.
besides dancing and the laughable farce Of
TIE IRISH HAYMAkER
A Full Length Wax Figure Of J. Z BOkNELLY.
The beautiful AGuaria, The Happy Family Living Serps.
Ac 70 be usual Ambulance IS cents children undaw
ten, Is cents
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ACT l-SPRIN0
ysGiiSu
The Ncsrs tonhge-1he Thorphll Mansion aud Village
Church IN the distance -
The happy hore of the country Epbraxnf
the ladies of quality London Blrchels disu ma an
OF the vicar his DISTINGUISHED genernsy duse
and the stranger the the peril and the rescue -
squire and his chaplain learned nisquson argu-
meni hunt the slipper; fudge the first whisper OF love
SIX ROGER DE COvERLY
ACT 2-SUNMER
Exterior Of the wears cottage -fsh.rwoof.
Noses makes his preparations for the fair "a wash fer
beaufyng the skin obsinscy OF the vicar the fahsv.s
ACT 3-AUTUMN.
Scene ist-The country fsir-Riviete.
Don Walters Caterbank the great doctor and hs
tacies the colt for the glasses thu gypsy and the rake M
chei Ia warned IN watch the at the fair yenera16
scholar the second bargain departure for home the hS
er's triumph
Scene M-Ihe oopsa the meeting the abduction. ne q.
counter and the pursuit
Scene h-The cottage; the return the farngn; tho
gains father black the
the true for the good the vicar departs Scarce
Of the lost one. -
meeting father and daughter.
Scene 2d-fiome again. the bsig aud the writ the axvv<
mother and child the brother and the squire the arrest hoe
less ruin. -
The ruined family. Dicks notions OF Christian retaAon
gasnry and misforunes Moses; tho rePeuAn villain:
rival of Bche uncle and nepheW the good day begins ~
dawn and all Is well.
Mr.. LESTER, Mrs HOEY and Mr.. r. B. JOHNSTON
will appear Ia Mr.. Broughsm'a comedietta
DECIDED CASE.
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IroR CYfARIESTov, FLORIDA AND TENNEs5EE-
United states natl sidevheel steamship The mag
pjscen, and very fast gong steamship NhsHN lh " "
.rday Jan 30 At three clock precisely For freight
apply board where all bills Of sdlng VIII be sgnea ana
" Broadway. The COLUMBIA, Capt Berry, wil succeed
Saturday FEB The fsvoriie steamers Caro
Inns and Fyerrsde for FLORIDA connect With the ~esers
from Nev York through tickets may be had BY applying
sbove Through ucke< 10 Memphis, tenn, ma ssc 1e
Rad BIZ spPlyt7. - above,
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MATTTMONrAl-

MArRryoHrAL orrrCE.-LADrEs AND GENTLEMEN
1 DESTROYS Of forming matrimonial alliances without ina
usual delay Of courshr may advantageous matches
BY applying addressing with stamp Louis A CO AQ
uh-
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u,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA THE STEAMSHIP
YIORfnA, Capt Isaac Crowe, will leave on saturday,
January 80 at 5o'ccck p NJ, from pier No NorIn river
Bs OF sdng signed only board For freight or passage
apply 10 sANuEL L. MfrCHILL, u broadway. Steamers
FOR FLORIDA with the above leaving ss'sanah every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.

IIUDsoN RIVER RALRoAD-gxPREss rRAIn
IL for Albany sud Troy stopping at principal stas
Meeting with Wes@rn and Northern rana leave Chamber
street 81 so and II ~ A. r., and suPN
A. y SMITH Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29

NOTICE TO MINSTREL COMPANIES AND orHE 2S-A
IN youns man Is open for engagement who sne.
dance and play the violin Apply F1sHs thes;rics NNE
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DRYANTg MINsrREIs
ID Mechanics Hall 4T7 Broadway above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Brilliant sttraciion-Crowded houses-Hew Fea,uruA
The Rival Dsrkies: Alpine Warblers Black ShaksrsL
FIRST appearance Of J. GNswORI the comic banjos
Prenderras and Percival their ballads Jerry and ~
Bryant The Ethiopian Dromio- In
lcsque Doors open 81 10 commence At ~ O'Clock r
10 cent?.
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sIIIPprN0.

CUTToN co.'s DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
- csco-Cpper of Saturday 1tb February-Lowest rates
and no detention magnificent extreme clipper ship
GAUNTLET Borand master receiving her cargo At pier
10 and will promptly sail as above This splendid
ship probably the shsrpes clipper ever built IN the United
States and for fast sailing and good delivery OF cargo nm
surpassed by vessel Having loaded in this
poet for san Francisco shippers are particularly invited to
her and Judge themselves OF her ability To discharge
her advance ~ now Offering IL IL
expected she will make the shortest passage on record
ITTOn co. "a south street. Wall
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UcrIoN NoTICE-MoRrGAGE sALE-rHIs DAY


A RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPHRs-ExrEN-
IA ale offashor able household furniture splen
did wood pisnofor costly house furnishing articles &c
To Saturday Jan. 30 At the residence 81 West Six
tsenth shall sell public auction for cash at l0 In
the forenoon the entire contents of said house the whole
sp Parlors yards of English tapestry carpets three
magnificent paror quits covered in elegant satin
brocate and sK plush large Voatre and re-
chairs match rosewood with marble
tops mirror doors and back lined with satin wood,
carved elegant centre side and
work tables rosewood bookcase and secretary with elegant
carvings made match the rosewood parlor furnre
wood corner and music stands; costly grand action rose
wood pianoorte stool and S; large french
ins Also great variety Of oil paintings embracing
valuable specimens, winter scenes views, moonlight
ueA landscapes all elegantly framed large size ee
Rany decorated china Paran and Chinese figures
orou clocks together with other costly msntel
ments mahogany black walnut and rosewood cushioned
chairs covered in hair cloth and medallion rocking and
chairs SOFAS oak extension tables rich china ten and dinner
tamblers wines champagnes gobles salts butter dishes
40 also costly sverware elegant revolving casters with
splendid bottles spoons forks cake baskets tea services
SAVERS cutlery, crockery plates vegetable
soup &c. Also the furniture of all the bed
rooms containing In rosewood and mahogany chairs
elegant rosewood and mahogany bedseAds pure hair mat
and mahogany marble TOP bureaus and
bedroom mirrors toilet and work tables elegant stair
and rods ocoihs hall SANDS &c The aucuoueer
calls special this sale, embracing everything
desirable useful and ornamental TO the
tshng complete of first class house Purchasers may
RELY that will be sold without
deposit required Sale positive without regard to wea
cher. d. WILSON, Aueaoneer.