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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

GEEEsH WALKER Dr-eHhEaHn PROM Cu-T0DE.-
Genera, walker reached this city yesterday evening
in the custody Of Captain Eyuacl-, Jur.I States
Marsha. for the southern district of New lorS- a
short .mc after their arrival, the Marsha, called
upon the Secretary of State with his prisoner ia
charge ami communicated the circumstances Of ten.
Walker arrest, tarcarryiug unlawful military
expedition against Nicaragua.
The Secretary OF State replied that The Executive
part gr the Govcrnmea- had no authority 20 hold
Gen. Walker as prisoner. and that only by legal
proceedings could be be Keep, in custody TO answer
charges brought against ham, The Marshal then
informed Gen Walker thai Doe WAS free 20 60 where
he chose as there was no an .g~.re 30 hold him any
longer u custody Washington >.l..-. suH
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~ Y virtue Of decree Of the County COHu, Of Davidson
County, rendered az the December term 1851 In the
aEe OF J. s. & Blz4Oeih bianuny Joseph q. burtos 81
al Others will Ger Tor sale al toe Court house yard 10
Nashville Saturday January 10Th leas the foil 1Wing
Negro e. to-wt Negro woman, Harriet, about q OF
age and her children, infant, and the other, Mary
aB8ut years Of age.
nots with good security. The above sac Is made for the
purpose Of division among the heirs. u - $500.
dee I6-Iavtds prs fee IS. Clers < Aaaisr.
FOH EEaT ANDHIRE,
A COMFOhTABLB two story brick dwelling on Broad
a Srsel three doors rom Summer, sBd opposite the
Tenn. q Ala. K. r. Station,
double once, the second door, DeAdnek Stree, near
Cherry
Fifteen likely negroes sncludinE men, women and boys
49, 49,, ma &c X ", MACGAVUCK,
az S9-d1w No. IS, Cherry Street.
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Jan 5-pTs fec 81

Elizabeth VOL rs. George W. Welt Injunction snd
Attachment BIZ.
motion Of comp naut by her SOLICITOR and ta0nrsr
ing TO the srgson % the Clerk a. Master, from
leg6H0U in D4Iulnts b which D. sgUu 90 That Che
defendant Gorge N. VOL Url-re-IdEut OF she state
TeIDesra: therefore ordered tuB publication be
made Hr ephs iE I6e Union and ufrCaU,
paper published 10 Nashville Eruuc IITIuE
sal defendant O. appear Tenn The thBUCer
Court b. Helf The county Of Jackson EIs t0T
House in the town OF the sdnrsdsy
the ars Monday in February, 1855 tIsI end there o.
plead. dClruvt0 CumptaiHlUts said bill the
same viii be confessed and set Gown hearing
paTto.
". II Bolts,
W4t-qr5 fee 81 C.sTE q Hasier
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w. o. EOTTS.
G. era q Master

Pennington C. MsUgy rs. James CTGvford. Original Bill
n motion OF cp1Pis uEHts D. HE So ci.1r and i pear
ing slG satisfaction OF The CLERK Master, from me
5ffavlI com plain Ugs SOLICITOR ch BE- died. shat The
therefore -Etgrt DO Pu-cE.r be- -gae 900 The Union an
American newspaper uuhl.s Dad Che y Of has-vIllf
tennessee four weeks requiring said DE end
ant appear O. oil tHr ChEuceg GuuT 90 be
aed Tor county II Court House 10 Che
town tu5 urst "Wednesday Esr the frsi
Monday PgOru- 1855, then zId there 70 plead answer,
% deuur couulaIulLL's -i She will be
Ter confessed and toe sgt down Tor lHaUng pars.
W. II. BJTIS.
iau5-DYs fee a.. C.grk G. Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

observation-disclosures OF SENATOEs.-The tele
graph announces the election Of Messrs. RICE anc
SHIELDS by the Legislature of Minnesota, on the
18th ult to represent the new State in The United
States Senate
This result, which was generally anticipated vii
be received with much satisfaction by their many
friends throughout the county,. Mr.. RICE has long
represented the Territory as its delegate to Congress
Gen SHIELDS served one term in the Senate from
Illinois, and now comes back as the representative
OF new Democratic State, to take part once more
in the councils Of the country. The Legislature OF
Minnesota have displayed just appreciation Of the
necessity Of experience and Information concerning
public affairs in the selection Of these gentlemen a.
the first Senator'S from the new State.
The election Of two Senators by the Legislature
and Of three Representatives by The people all Dem
ocrsic, completes the claim Of Minnesota to the po
sitioa Of thoroughly Democratic State. 1t viii
shortly be admitted into the Union as such, and We
pred CT for her a steady adherence TO the political
principles she has thus early adopted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

As Old PRIsrrR-Samuel Wright Minor, proba-
bly, the oldest priut,r in Georgia, died recently in
Macon. Hewas born IN Queen AIMS county Ma
in the year 1881, aud was the son OF Col William
Minor, au officer in The Revolutionary army. His
frs, adventure in business was the publication Of
the Athens Gazette, in Georgia, aud siguauled bis
paper By presenting the first suggestion of General.
LniLel ELates-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Jan. 4, 1858.

o'clock, A. NJ,
On motion by Mr. RICHARDSON, it was ordered,
That the honorable ". C. DUNLAP, the senior re-
preventative from Shelby county serve The House as
Speaker pro tsmp0rs; and, accordingly
Mr. DUNLAP took the chair.
On the further motion Of Mr. RICHARDSON, 1t
was ordered that the reading Of the journal Of the
last day proceedings be dispensed with,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

KIRKF TRICK, eES.NS q co.
IN FRIDAY JfNJ&hr : Ia. l-5s- a, 10 o'ClOCE, A. H.,
- v viii sfrE for sale d. ,EsEt o. our house:
60 hhds New sugar zH 5bls n Gin
900 bags Coffee; s 90 snerlr5
80 bbIs new cr. o --0lssseE; 9 % boxes Glassware;
5OpacEag-s NacEsrs Fish; 100 " T0-aCcC, vans BIRDS;
100 uxs NJ. Is. Eaisils; llUU bag me saE
100 1aIf boxes IG,OtU lue Cigars, various
100 quar-. " do brands
stU kegs Nails: 100 hrs lar Candles;
$50 bbis enc uD8H WblEky, 81 % SlarCbi
various brands; 50 " U.l Cogugc BautY5
30 " Bourbon 60 20 eases Matches,
50 3" MODouzlheIa; IS coils c. to. a1ae
81 " An Brandy; lUJ casez EFg-cu Peaches.
Il Gases SsTdInes, 6tC., etc.
With many cher articles in the Grocery lHes
fan It'd kIhkPA KICK, NEVINs SEQ.
NEGROES TO HIRE-
A LIKELY boy Y years ole; good Carpenter good
II house servant aT0aBh Stone Mason and farm hands
J. L. & K. W BROWN
lsI5-Im 46E Cherry street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW LIST OF
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
0Aoiss Editions Of the 5es.
English and American Prose Writers and Poets,
In Calfsnd Morocco Bindings, viz:
World-Noted Women or, Types of
WOmEnly Attributes Of all ages and Lands.
By MARY Cowden Clarke Author Of "a Complete Copcor.
daues 70 shasspeare," sGirhood Of shskspsare's
Herolnes" "rhs Irsn Cousins" &c. illustrated with
Seventeen Steel Plate Illustrations, designed BY Charles
stsal. lvOl. large svO. Pes type. Bound in Roroe-
co, various Leh COlOrs, and in the highest style
art;
The Court of Napoleon; or, Society
under First Empire. With superb Portraits OF it,
Beauties, Wits and Hsroines. By Frank 3, Goodrich,
(Dick Unto In Antique Morocco.
- Inc first edition Of this Attractive work metwitb
tfsordinsry sale sHdEs reissue was called for tha
public demand, The literary character Of the boob
proved the authors eminent tnss the labor since
itimmediaely assumed prominent place in The ele.
giant literature Of this country; while unique ustrs
lion placed it frstEmong the richest works issued
from the American press.
The Republican Court; or, American
distinguished women Engayed from Original pictures
40, Antique morocco
lryings Washington.
Wsshington's Earlier Years: being the fret volume o
Irvings Life Of Washington. With twenly-one beaur
fui Engravio s., with Maps and Wood Cuts.
Roberts Views in the Holy Land.
The Dresden Gallery.
The Public Galleries of Europe.
Lodges Portraits of IIlustrious Person,
ages of Great Britain
Book of Gem: or, the Poets and Artists
of Great Britain.
The Sons of the Brave. Illustrated.
The Book of Celebrated Poems. Illus
trated
The Dairyman's Daughter Illustrated
The Barefooted Maiden. Illustrated.
Life of Luther. Illustrated.
Barry CornwalPs Dramatic Scenes and
other Poems.
Poems. By William Cullen Bryant.
LOngfelIow's Poems. Illustrated.
The Golden Legend. Illustrated
Voices of the Night. Illustrated.
Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie.
Hyperion; A Romance. Illustrated.
Gray's EIegy. Illustrated.
The Deserted Village. Illustrated
Coleridge's Ancient Mariner. Illustrated.
CamPbeIps Pleasures of Hope. IIIu.trat-
ed.
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TrE UrAH ARNE-THE MOEuoSs.-0dloial dis
patches from the headquarters Of the Ulaa Army
have been received by the War Department con
Grmatory Of the intelligence tlegraP ned from ST.
Louis and published few days suos The dis
patches are dated Nov 8. Col johnson writes tina.
Col smith. with the numerous TRAINS under The
protection of his command, Joined him al Black Fort
on the 81 of November. His progress was very slow
and tedious, the average being eleven miles a day
The draft animals were almost completely broken
down. Col Johnson proposed to march On Font
Briiger on the 9Th of November, and dislodge any
force be might find there, when he would await Col
Cooks arrival before further operations. The win
Ter was go near that be would not attempt the pas
sage Of the mountains until spring. Col. johnson
has 900 doubt Of the hostile Intentions Of the Mcr
mons and their determination NOT TO acknowledge
tho authority of the United States. he reports tie
officers and men 10 fine health and spirits. Among
the documents transmitted by Col. Johnson are two
letters from Brigham Young TO him, filled with
defiance and threats and pIeudfully interspersel
with ms accustomed b0mbast and blasPhemy.
Mrs Guyrs-The New Orleans Pi,Iguus says
that some new and unexpected evidence has been
educed by tha. ind0mitable little woman, Mrs Nyra
Clark Gaines 10 famous case She brings forward
various Witnesses eugravers, writing masters, and
other experts, t0sAow the signature other father
Dluial Clark affixed TO various documents. is
forgery. Au interesting point in this connections
the testimony TO the ytfec, ua. these signatures
were executed with "a steel pen. whereas il is we.
known rHat at the time of their dale 1894, steel
pens woreu0t then in use.
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LAHOAelAA -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FhMALE ACADEMY,
1872 CAMP STREET,
Between Poeyfarre and Galliope Streets New Orleans
Day and Boarding ;SchuoI,
Conducted by
II A D N e D 1 N 7 r y.
EDUCATIONAL.

The Sixteenth Annual Session of this Institution begins
the first Monday September 1855 nthe "Desbnn veandahn
purcs by the Academy establish in the South school
the highest order This magnificent building, egbly
located three stories high covering four thousand
five hundred square feet with fine architectural exterior and
sutnble distribution provided with bath and
every convenience tending health and comfort The ru
ments Musical Philosophical Of the best make.
Tie course studies plan of Instruction based upon
the celebrated collegiate institutes Of the United
States and of France with which Madame Dmry corresponds
regularly. tangled systems adopted deceptive
held Numerous MISUNDERSTANDING them the
Almnnn of this institution who now gem society,
For particulars. apply in person or by letter
sci 3m&W MIME NJ u. DTMITRY.
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E. B. WHEELOCK & co.
nRUGs. DYES, etc.

nRUGs, DYES, etc.
1900 lb, Acid Tartaric.
8 kegs Acid Cfrlc
80 bbs Alum
10 demiohnS Aqua Ammonia.
casks Csrb Ammonia, IN jars.
~ kegs Arr0wroot, Bermuda.
90 bbls Alcohol.
10 kegs Balsam Cnpaira
casks Bay Rum fine
rs cases Borax English
=.... 10 lbs Fosdered Canhardfa
100 lbs Cayenne Pepper.
casks CamouiIe Flowers.
ceroons COthneal.
100 bbls. CopBeras
70 bbls. Cream Tartar, powdered.
".. 2So lbs Cream Tartar, powdered, in 5, 10 and
rs ID. boxes.
20 kegs Assorted Emery.
IVO 6bis. EPSON Salts, TO arrive,
200 lbs. Ext. I,ogwoo5
90 lbs. Glue, assorted kinds.
IL Gum Arabic
30 bbls. Gum CaI1uh
cases Gum sheac
Is Indigo.
% bbls. Nader prime
Is Carb Mapnesa
Mama 10 arrive
SO lbs. Powdered Ipecac
100 Rhu5arb.
bales Honduras SarsaparIa.
Bad squlB.
10 Pearl Sage
100 kegs Refined Saltpeter.
30 casks SAL Soda.
50 kegs saIeratus
1000 lbs. Sage fresh
70 bbs. around Fiaxseed
10 bags Hempseed
20 Canary Seed.
800 kegs Ri Carb Soda
80 bDs Flor Sulphur.
40 Roll :.
90 Castor OIL No l.
For sale at lowest market rates.
f. B. WHEELOCK & Co,
a Magazine street and
me- 1T 20 Bank Place.
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-sSISs, DIR. BAAIxEH TREATS ALL DIS l-ssEEsss5s.
sss3 CEASES FREE OF CHARGE a<9s1s

eT5ilSa DIR bhAtAk l4L TREATS ALL D1S-I-sS595s
sSsJ sssSEAsES FREE OF CHARGE. "SSssS
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention % the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption Group, In
uenaa Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases of
and Lungs.
He wldevote particular attention to the of all Skin
scrofua rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles, and all
Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels and also all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption the Caaract and per
vision the Eye without the the knife Dr. Baa
kee produce thousand certificates his perfect
In curing Cancers old Ulcers Fistua Swengs or
Tnmo of every description and without the the knife
Special arrangements be made with Dr. Baakee for the
treatment of the last named Diseases they will require his
advice and attention Dr. Baakee is the most
skiful celebrated Surgeons Physicians now living
His fame personally in nearly every principal city in
the world.
All letters directed Or. Baakoe enclosing postagestamp
FIVE cens from any distance correctly stating the nature Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. and the paents
treated by correspondence, free of charge
HB-Offce hours from A. NJ to8 p
nGGTOR BAAKEF
s-Ofce l4O Baronne street. below POydras street New
cans, La, iAl6 ly&W
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosP s DIsIRIes GouRF sUGGEiRsbtSRN 9S ED
MH nsT 95sa John Flnnay has p tsiil
w he foT Letters Of Curatorshp the
Notice hereby given al whom il may concern show
cause within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
j. KELLY Deputy Clerk,
DEgxIE4E couR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE NJ g. ED
TTENDU que John Finney q presemt 5s' une
Pegn e GogT e e e. stsss Dc CaTaIee
Avis e par e present dome tous eeux eea peat con
queles i ne serait fait droit la de petition.
n24 d d8 ]. L. KELLY Dtpnte GreBer.
EooFg S psE 9ssss UoFTqN 1 I2gS COR
NOTICE IS hereby given to the creditors of
show within days present notification
y GS ' e sH 20 a.
and The funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEp1rEEE CoUR DE DIsrRlcT} SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de IA Nouveile- Orleans CORBATT.-No, 1883.
A Gers e oas a1
9ne eea Psat oonee[e5 ey9ir dtdnre sous dT iogTS
a eomPte preente par e Curaeu de Y de Succession
rePartis co1formement dit compte.
ma q % ]. L, KELLY, Depute GrsfHer.
SECOND D1srn1oT coURT2 SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER
Of New orleans WARWICK-No q85s
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors OF
IN this estate and all other herein interested
within len from the present notification any
tor IF this estats should not be hooosad and and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
j. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
q GSgF % RE
A Wis est par lie present Ctonne cream
que pet conceruer dedure dix ours dater
de Ia presen publication les rasons pour esquees compile
point APPROVE homologue onds entire les mains Te
parts conformeInent dit compile.
Par oTdre della Cour
SECOND DISTRICT eoUnrl SUCCESSION OF MIcAJAH
WHEREAs James X Harris tf1: h. petitioned
w the Court for Letters of Guatorhp
Notice is hereby given to ali whom it may concern TO show
cause within ten days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgxIEgE CoVR De DrsTRtcr sgCCEsSIoN DE 3IcAJAH
TTNDT que James Y nrTIs 1reseGte
a me petition Ia Cour reiet dobsnir leg Lettres de
Avis par present dome que celia peut
qusllcs il ne serait pas fait dro la dite petition
MIG IS y j. L. KELLY, Dtputs GrefHer.
Il c. LAyILLE, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, No l6 Ex-
L change Place, Opposite The Post Office. MO ly
GL1EHN i CHALMERS, ATToRNEYssH "a i9I.ss
~ NO, 4U Camp street, up stairs nl6 II
AW EOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED TIE PRAc
Il ee of profession, and Gamble found office, No. IL
ayl8 y NJ. M REYNOLDS.
WtA si & EUsTIs, ATToRNR1see.AfFo2fhlhsSw
w have removed to z Co merca Place three doors from
CfHRIsdiix, q DAIGFE, ATTORNEYS h4-L1w
practice the Eighth Judicial District and in the United
States and Supreme Courts Offices at Coyngon and Greens
-
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CTRoNG TESTIMONY

NIItUNaF IEsIIWGHNK-
Messrs. B. A. FRhnestock L CO.
conference.-the following certificate from William Cunning
ham, Keeper of the Amshouse in city, thinks will
eresng you, and therefore nelose IT, may depend
upon the correctness of his statement.
To W. o. Smith, Esq.
Mayer of the city Of 81. John. n. B.
Sir yesterday child Cunningham.
aged three years and four months Of Fahnesocks
Yermiuge The quantity worms passed being greet
quested the mother to Them which did, and stated
there nine and The day previous the
child had yemited oumsking In all hRalre3 ard
Two Eine and half inches in length eheFs
aging inches WA. CUNNINGHAM,
Keeper OF the AlHnshause.
ST. john N. b., February 4 1855.
" Purchasers should look we'll the initials the wrap
per- that they buying B. A Fahnesteks Fsrni-
fuge, and no other. OIL lmd&W
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Rsvets-Pressed Spikes.
landing and for sale by the Subscribers
80 kegs BOILER RIyETS-l1l and 115x55.
50 p. RIyETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
80 =. o.. for Iron Shutters
l50 d. PRESSED SPIKES, A to inch
PRIESTLEY L BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT,


a. FOR BENT-THE TWO STORY BRICK
EI building on St. Joseph street, between Fulton Front
XII streets The building and is adapted fo coffee
ETC. apply to &ISAR aSPiIL On the premises or at 9' H.
Mariposa Mills, IS IT. Joseph street o22 if
TOR BENT-oFFICEs OVER THE BANK OF NEW
4 ofltans Apply 1T the Bank. ole
E'OR BENT-A VERY DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE
Apply 10 GEO, W HYNsoN I co. CO. s''s'''
oil " g Camp street.
M third floors No garondee tret and fine Offices
We'd on the second and third floors No. Carondeet street
oil i 8YRNE, VANCE co.
.ses, FOR RENT-THE FoUE-sTOltY BRICK Store
New Leyee street Possession ,gG November
SEQ i corner of Gravsr and New Levee SITS.
.ssA FOR RIENT-A FINE. LARGE. CoMAODToUs
I store corner Lafayette aud Fulton streets. Possession
% BAREEh / Co, 81 Common street
osA- FOR RENT-ALL THE UPPER PART OF
EE the Buildings Nos l6 and q St Charles street belong
Will ing the Of the late Charles Mason comprising the
spacious and commodious double building with superb
verada and separate entrances from both St Charles and Ora
The second floor being large
apartments only could be made answer admirably for
leo.ve cotton Ite2Ase business lhe thlTI ho9T contains
converted into magnificent boarding for private ami
aa26 Il Wv. sMYTHE, % Bank Place.
FOR RENT-THE CoMMOnIoUs OFFICES IN THE
the bud2 S2nF 81 50 Gh9ef and Union
% At Hyde 4 GoodEich,s.
NOR RERT-TWO LARGE, LIGHT AND COOL Of
FIGhs the second floor of the building So ST. Charles
street Possession given Is, 4Sl9ReT Apply to
aul9 If at Hyde 4 Goodrich's,
-, DESIRABLE STORE FOR RENT on
fHfi ANAL STREET-Sore No 1872 Canal street. between
and Carondee streets at esent occupied by Messs Oder
jy2s % customhonse street.
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AUCTION SALES.


booha' so loNEhh I, etc' ese
BY ANsEL EDWARDS.
Store IA 81 CHARLES strset
r,r,,., r,z,ryHTs5r, ~, 49, ~, =, - ,o
1 ing, at early gas light, win be sold ...
[Es c9e99 81 o NE W@tks q ne pe so
Writing papT byslops t2ld tens hus P3cSet Gutery ee
AZ private sale large collection the best Medical ISSt
psTtnent q standard Literature also, Blank Book station
cry Of description at greatly Ieucsd prices for
cash to which the attention Of The pehe Is invited ny
LARGE SALE or cLoAKs AND TALHAs.
II. ~ : = I hoGEh Z i, 60, ~,
THURSDAY, 25th Inst, ut 10 o'clock A. M,
at ther auction room No. Is Old Leyss street viii be
ing Of Cloth Beaver add Plush, in great variety.
G8F-TERMS-At sale. nA
CREDIT SALE CLOTHING, HATS AND SHIRTS.
Formerly H. Peycbaud HYDE Col
rT1ItTfRSDaY 25tb ms ~ m n,c1ocIr a NJ
at their auction room No Is Old I.eyee street viii
sold
Goats 6yercoa Raans Plot Coas Cassiaere Sanet and
Cottonade Pants, Cacaemere and Velvet Vests, etc.
40 cases Mems Has Of various qualities and styles
$50 dozen White and Miz5d s Wool Shirts and Drawers
5baIes rev Blankets
pz,~TF RMs-oyer $l0U, 60 tiays credit, MA
auction, 81, account Of departuEe
by + A. BEARD 4 co.
GARDNER sHITH, Auctioseer.
H. She Gomez s9 Pile md c h9 es 1 B.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture consist ny of Bed
iisaa Am9ri %%,hs@ds Eth EasE Eock.g
Ter Tables Carpets Rugs Mattresses and Bedding Glass and
: ALSO =
n7y-TERMsoGst6 o'''' '"'''' MO
CREDIT sALE-soo lots or WINTER CLOTHING AND
White shirts etc.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Aucfioncers
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SHst IRON EipH'
In store, and inch arrive per ship Rosencah
from Glasgow
$50 3-inch and $50 finch IRON PIPE,
which will be sold low from the landing
Apply to PRIESTLEY / BEIE,
50 aud 81 Camp street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SPALlIING q ROGERS, ANPHtTHEATEe AND
- MUSEUM corner st. Charles street Commercial Place
Manager, R. sPALDING
BUCKLBY's sERENADERsi
ETHIOPIAN BUELEsQtE OPERA TEoUpEi
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, November ~ 1sss
Three Pieces on the night-Beins opera soHNAW-
BULA. Buckey's original musical farce THE TWO PoM-
MtEsTRELsY.
g{ EEEFE J SIfRG TyEEY SATURDAY
car Admission AmDhihea'er 90 cents Children under 10
aso' st open It nisbt Al S ca5aS
dsy shows, doors open at ~ Curtain rises amy
Es-Impropsr characters rigidy excluded. MA
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Lessee and Manager. ....... ...B DEBAR.
AeHng Manager. II. COkkl
PRICES s:s O. rJ Circle and Ps.gng, 3
% eaeh' ftlVate Quadro Boxes, IS each
Third Night Of the Engagement Of Mr.. COLLINS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. "a,
The Irish comedy entitled THE IRISH ATToRNEY-Piercs
0rtiara, With 'H9rbh fos the Chase Wine Blight
which the hep P' TT G9ngdy S HIS LAST
Collins To conclude with liz musical piece or THE WAN
s Herbert Carroll soags H'Faany ' Bsnhau o's DIV"
Doors open ht az; Overture at o'clock precisely, Box
of Nc open daily from 10 to o'clock ? n.
ORLEANS THEATER-oRLEANs STREET
THURSDAY, November IS, 1853.
Debut Of Mr. LOUAULT, First Tenor Of Opera and Mr.
Taste rirst Bass Of Grand Opera. WILLIAM TELL
Dzy- Performance commences at O'Clock
80 Ct Office open every day from o'clock NJ to ~
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~ IN Dauphin and bourbon streets.
~ Madame Groux, from Paris,
Respectfully customers and the public that hsv
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