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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

The wi!liamsburgh Harmonic Society, which has
recently been organized the purpose OF uniting Oil inc
musical ability of Brooklyn T. d. in apermanent FORM
with view Of cultivatiDg and spreading, among them
selves and the public generally, improved taste ana
better knowledge of the highest class OF music meets
regularly for rehearsal every Monday evening az inc
Metropolitan Hall, No. $50 Grand street. AS inc OK
pense Of providing music &C., is likely to be heavy
for a young society to bear the Committee oil manage
ment, among whom are the Messrs. Thursoy' D's'
Lorett and Owen solicit the cooperation and ASSISTANCE
of all those persons who feel any interest 10 Suco
movement as this.
HALF Cysr FERRIEs-The ferage fo' 100, p"7,
senger, on the South Tenth street feny was reouced
Yesterday 10 half cent. Passengers upon Payns
one cent receives retumtCket. Inc TWO nN@ ienps
ara making a tremendous effort TO demolish each
other
ia, srs,,v JsoroR L,w.-Jobn Langstaf was
,rd in the City Court yesterday the charge Of SELL
inc ,oro, y, Sunday in violation Of the Sunday liquor
law The offen.e as charged being clearly proved,
bs was found guilty. The penalty is 80 for each
ospsa large number Of indict nents against liquor
ae,lers are Iill pending.
TsF HAMILTON LITERARY AsSocIATi0S.-Thls As
ou which established In 1880 entered ts thirty seventh
p, .ept eject deIi,cnd h inaugural The socity WI cele
bsae thru next anniversary Oh Monday evening next
THE CorkTKRFEIIfRs.-Joseph Lane and wife were
acn brou before Justice Cornell Tor further examination on
he Of passing counte bills the ouondas. Bsi but
IN OF material or the den.e
ss~ sr The seeSa sand d.
prcr.oo,r,s n<p,.. T,.s, a,rss.aA save,al nick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

A CHILD SUFfoCArED.-lesterdHy an inquest wss
held at No. % Perry street. by Perry, the body
John Syms child .Iee months and twenty days old who ed
ron suHocatios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

DRowsI D.-Mr. Leonard Calvin of New baltimore
let that village Monday evening to proceed in small boat to
bis residence distance down the river The next day his
boat couanin, his hsi found Stuyyessn Landing
Ills body been discovered lie leaves vile snd family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

BUPGLhRY.-On Monday evening man named
Francis Fitzpatrick arrested in the looking rass store Of M
John Willard No 40 Pearl street which he had burarousy
by of false keys The fuow had carefully exam
laid aside looking glasses which he de-
signed cag of and would have succeeded In doing so but for
Policeman sndun ohe Fourth Precinct who nsbbed him be-
could ape b. found skeleton key
Justice Welsh loc ked him up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

APPOINTMENTS AT THE Crsros-HoCsr.-Ths fol-
lowing named persons have been appointed to positions
in the Custom-House by Collector Schell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

Fovsp DrAp.-Mr. Is. Van Derzee, of BE,

respectable citizen Of blooming Grove recently found de
upon his barn oor lie having fallen from the hay nov eboy
Mir. " oodhul eighty years o. age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

SUPREME COURr-srrciL TEsa-Jx s-Scffs 'nSee
lNogAIAM.
VIM. @. Train aud al. sgt. Charles 8. Browr-kS-
james H. Adrispce, Sc, ags. Edward Hughes. -
Referred to Henry z. Davies j., -, $3.50 -,
Maria Bogen, by &C., agt. Johr gogert- decree "
divorce grsrked. u.-. ,a.a..~~
Rosapna Harriet Act n@crso Harrot: -Resereeco
ordered proper for snony and eeupse H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06
MARINE coURT-J.n. 5..B.ssr. Juds. MccAarsv.

NAHINE COURT-Jsn. J--Before Judge McCAhfNVs
Wm-Dwyer sst The Mayor. Ac.
This was an action for $3.50 as pay for services %
plsintT Poeeusn IN The Ceutsi Park.
The complaint that Dsynr june isA sppcne-
ed BY wood Mayor sad ph Taylor ssrst Ce
Pol~ms The Pas The said plaintiff cenfsns
up July 3 1857 but Lea received no Peg sincs NJ
verdict wss rendered the plsIniif In the full sosnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GESgsAL TRkst-Jan. g.
Before a Pull Bench
CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH SUNDAYS.


Mark Isascs az. Tho Beth IIsmedrssh Society
This controversy grew out Of claim by the plainlG
for baking the BREAD fo this religious corporation. 10
parties the suit all Of the Jewish appeAU -
the plaintiff edayit' that at meeting Of al the Trustees 40
unanimously ssreed thai would BE- btsr TO be The u
and tina, tho Tuseea then and there authorized The Pes6sae -
III. Soieiy and two Trustees to at for the Society IN The ~
hrs'ion This I. denied by the de-ndsis a8dsyhs but h
ssyS saa A .Us to IL Il. s G's aa
pe at tho arbitration and took part Ia IT, In On 49,
rbi,rssn the the dnduts The Judge procc2e
hat the e.'sn Of corpo, Mo, may be nPsd from
the Board Directors OFT rlstes ssreelnen unAr
eal to charge them objected that the award 10 but -
arbraors The submission declares that the d.
cson Of the majority shall he binding aud tho bond piovdss s
hs award TO b. made in writing and By the ssd st
eksn together ey show that the execution OF the award By tbs
majority Of the sbIatOr within The meaning and inen'as
TIE Text objection Is that the abirs,on eat examined vc
and elaborated the matter SSnday The psrt
.v e q ba ns week ,.s" sabbath or day y rest 10 them Is
Christian sabbath secular day b., NJ nnveI:s oe.srysaes =
iay upon which rIplr Of this persus compebd
les abstain from their ordinary pursuits sad upon Which ~
s y hc" eject ra q hi. iind Day when from ~
ing Saturday Sabbath III ssry are PS,sS 70 s5ss
but the prohibition declared TO 3. applicable TO thoso .o
time end labor work that day provided n 49,
labor shall not disturb other ons IN their o. ,ps MY
lawful therefor for the parte. wtnesse being 81 1.
uo and invessa deliberate and arbtae the naesss q
6. :s and pa aa on snd .is void
the srheors heard ths part'ss ana ~nsss 40
was delivered Tie pse. Moaeay Al sward said 70 -
pub ed when the Isies notified hst ready fss dsavs
ers therefore be regarded o. having been msds -
Tie preceding before the sratraio tsre unasr Tho CO.
eumsnces would no. invaidse their award wncS 8aporso
have been made and actually delivered -
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06
COyERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUSE.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at the Rotunda,
the President, GOV. GUETnER, III the chair.
Inmate. remaining in the various institutions for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

The survey maps Of the Central Park being COM
pleted are now open for the inspection of competitors
for the premiums offered by the Commissioners for a
plan for the laying out Of the Park at The rooms Of tho
Board, Bank of Commerce buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

The RECENT BrRNfsG-FLCID CAsrALTY.-coroner
onncry Yesterday held inquest No 81 James street the
body of Bridget Kelly who burned 10 Death Monday
evening in consequence OF her clothes taking FIRE from fluid
lamp which burst in her published IN Tuesdays TRs.
ysg The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased to
her death beng accidentally burned By the explosion Of
fluid lsmp the 9TH Of January 1884, She wss years OF
age, and s nstiyc Of ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

THE HAMILTON LITERARY AsSocIATi0s.-This AS
cifiou which established In 1880 entered ts thirty seventh
.un,ensy Monday evening AID Mr. james Thore IT, tho
Pr .deD eject delSend his inaugural The society VIII cete
isste ,hrr next anniversary Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

The Philharmonic Society will give their second con
cert this season on Saturday evening next at the Acsd
my of Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

FATAL AoctDEs~To AN OLD MAy.-Coroner Perry
held inquest at No. 1874 Eas, Twenty h street. the body
q Thom mccy man Sss5' Of whS S fSsps R N
,s,s, his into the street but shese
being no aht upper ball he slipped and fell hesona to the
heard to f by his daughter Mary
hcCsrty. She lifted him up but found tia, life was extinct
Tie jury rendered verdict OF dath By conclusion oil the brain
Ha native of Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

ATTACKING Man IN HIS Own HousE.-On New
night number of rodies enseEcd the lae beer saloon
Of Frederick Mman the q Twenty Uxth street and
Seventh avenue ard violent ASSAULT the pro-
peor. Mman badly beaten and was laid ep TOT TWO OF
three DAYS beng unable OF the house. Yesterday morn
Dg coiored named William Duffy. alias Brown was ar
rested charged with being OF the party who created the ds
urbance and assisted in beating Mr. Mlinsn Mr. NJ Identified
him persons who struck him the head with
club Duffy locked ur by Justice QuaSkenbusl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
1912 CAMP STREET.
Between Poeyfarre and Caiope streets, New Orleans
Day and Boarding EschuoI,
Conducted by
NADIA ME DIMITRY

The Sixteenth Annual Session Of this Institution begins
the FIRST Monday in September 1855 the Desban verandah
pure Nsed by the Academy establish in the South
of the highest order This magnificent building egby
located three stories high covering Of four thousand
five hundred feet with fine architectural exterior and
suitable interior distribution is provided with bath and
every convenience tending health comfort
ments, Musical Philosophical, etc. of the best make
The of studies and plan of Instruction upon
those Of the most celebrated collegiate institutes of the United
States and of France with which Madame Dy corresponds
regularly. No tangled Systems adopted deceptive
Inducements held out Numerous them the
AIrmue Of this Institution, no now gem society,
For particulars, apply in person by letter
sci 3m&W MIME NJ. D. DINITRY.
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sHERTFPs SALES.

SCOOP Dls5slcI GoUar} AMBROSE A. PARDo rs. HTs
pYVIRTUE OF and in ~ ll0 ~,
II y f sSe ~ s ss 1ist lss and tome directed BY
IN the above entitled matter viii proceed to seII Al pn
Sae9R, 81 stJ Ss oy sgS qoRSn street between end
o'clock n foE account Of ne creditors q gid esoqsn
sgd thereon situated q Ne second Dse 5
81 ihs city y he guars bounded Sy Ro{al Barracks I
Royal and Barracks streets, and in English
depth and Royal The buildings and mpToye
ments sad lot comprise twos'oy hriek hou4e viii attic
covered With fiat tiles containing the frst hooy
the second door aud In the auto wosofy
brick kitchen covered with fiat tiles containing rooms
below and two above.
TOM WEBB, aero man, aged about 81 years
Surrendered by said insoIyent 10 hs creditors.
bs q s Pas S goPs Ssh ana ne
gage and ~ transfer q policies Of insurance and or the
slaves nneh.rd cash and the balance 6months credit tor
good approved endorsed notes secured oy special mortgage
ND 4z Sheriff Of he Parish Of orleans.
THIRD JUs7IoEs CoURr7E. DE RosExoRN VS.. HENRY
for the Honse" ct ais F. Folger vs. Same
Py VIRTUE of Two vyrits of fierI fncias to
- directed by the Honorable the THIRD Justices
coed to sel at pubic aueon on The pIees hereafe de
mated on SATURDAY, 4h day Of December, 1853 at lUh
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS,
First District Of this city aud known as the Henry House,
The Whole as per inventory to be a my office.
Eft PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
CoUR La TRoIsEME JUSTICE DE PAIxl E. DE RosEEoRE
della rs. " Henry House
F,N yEHrU de deux yvrits de Geri facias n
- moi afrese par ton2Ea9e Coqr de ia Froseme Justice
je Pr3cedera esAMEDI de Decembre. 1855 0z beures
A M sur les lieux CT apres designe Ia pu6ique
foUs LIS MEuBLEs EFT EFFETs contenus dams la uaison
vile, ct connue sous lie nom de Henry House"
lie tout suivant tnyenaire depDse bureau pour
cOuTs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27
REMOVALS.
Y ATHnEAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

n = 7 III eoS7 n ~
Cheaper superior to any other ever used Southern
climate.
Isl RTTF MI Tyeo,SsI m he hast sIats roofa
I'd IMPE to any other no cracks
or leaks being possible
~ GfIE4 "Hsts p3Dc sss Iban bnT + u ~
good any slate or wood root and even ess than he inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered TO the public saves the
5ts will resist fire better than
slate roof
9th C0NFENIENCE-It will not soften nnder the heat Of
ptens beat 81 e u ifo 'ne
It'll S0iIDITY-tbeeomes harder and smoother from expo
sure can be put upon roofs Of any slope ana being Of ghi
nj 7iaiIs ~ corrnsfSt and ,or ins ~ y
HGF iS1 ~ e9sin n cotapG1ha q
y "ese anu experience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27
PATENTED CoPPEN LIGHTNING RODS

Copper has sight times the conducting power Of un and y
durable and less liable again, single charge z
electricity will heat Iron Tod thirty degrees, C15
Rod only six For further particulars apply circuaEs
the office Of the undersigned
Applications for genees orders for Stock Modea
all communication relating this business will receive ~
date attention. If addressed
H. VI. r. JACKSON, 10y Commercial Place.
n25 " Ma nrfep T.
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q & q. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. ROE5
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No 40 CID LEEEE STREET, New Orleans,
Ill ly&W Between Bieuyle AID Cont.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

sperm Candies.
800 boxes SPERM CANDLES, Fours, Elves and Skies and
so boxes Fours and Skies Of pounds each
CIFAS. K. RAILEY Il CO.,
II frhoupitOulas and n Gravier Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

bate OF Departure or European, California
and havana Mails, for Novemher, 1855.
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mail consisting Of Letters and newspaper for States
sid cities of the Austrian Postal uOn aud Denmark,
oyay Sweden Poland Russia Greece IUnRn Islands, ETC.,
ssnt from the Post-otre in New York serni-weekly.
E3- The ship ByznntIuml, Captain Hilton,
York, dsChpFgpg her Post II, THIRD
District Consignees requested to attend to the receipt Of
GEO. W. HYNsOE 4 CO.,
u2i 80 Cam street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

PORTER AND ALE HTBaERT's LONDON P0R-
Ter quarts and pints, and YOuNGERS ALE in quarts
and pints stone aud glass.
CHAS R. RAILEY x Co,
II Tchoupitoulas and "a Gravier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

CLAREigTI--. ... t,,..na.,,. :, I.,,..
10 Pichar Longueviile.
Blargaux, 1871
IS Chat du Tertre
200 :. G. O H. Lurman's Margaax.
Landing bark Lizzie Boggs from B1deanx sale by
S, VIOLET,
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ROBERT C. WICELIFPe.
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RREAD-BRE1D FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner of Clio and franklin streets-Depot No. P0ydr
Near New Bevee street,
j. J. DANIELS K SON, PFnprietoEa.
Pilot Bread, Navy Bread, Soda Sugar GueeK
Wine Biscuit etc. ETC. warranted of the superior qualify
and at the lowest market prices
H@ An orders left above will be promptly aud coFFee
hllen -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

6VUaNE Ut TIEUONT N NIJUVNJIII LIE AMI
VALUABLE SLAVES,
BY N, YIGNIE, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, December 18th, 1STS, at 10
- o'clock NJ will be sold al Banks Arcade, Magazine street
by virtue of order from the Honorable The Third Judicial
District Of the Parish ef Jefferson No. sg9 dated Noveu
Der TO- 1855 the following described property and slaves in the
matter Of the minors William and Felix Sanchez
!, A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
town Of McDonoghvlle, Parish of Jefferson, bounded by
Adams Periaude Jefferson and Gahtn streets, divided
a lots and measuring Rtoge her 300 feet front eaeh Of the
above Streets Together with the onesory frame house.
tanning six Kitchen containing six henhouse
outheuses,
8. UGUSHE, negro man aged II years.
TERAS-For the prGperty0ne-rd cash, and the balance
credit of L. and Is months ornote secured by mortgage
the property and bearing interest At the Of
until maturity, and after maturity per per
annum until final payment For the slaves-GaSh,
Acts Of sale before f. BUuny notary public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27
R. A. HOWARD, Successor TO Geo BsardJ
No. Isl CAMP ST, OPPOSITE ST. PATRIcK's CHuRcE

10. Isl CAMP ST, OPPOSITE ST. PATRIcK's CHURCH.
The undersigned begS to bis friends ard custoa
and the public generally that March last be purenag
the stock in trade and tue good will and the s
mentioned wekuown Confectionery Establishment fraa &c
former proprietor, Mr. George Beard who retired psrnaz
from the business in this city He trusts shat since faa t
the superior quality Of bis stock OF Confectionery etc. and do
strict attention he has given to h business have justified d.
lishment. which MI. Beard then publicly gave him lie w
continue as heretofore to have constantly hand and az e
very best quality Cakes of every kind Pastry Sugar Pa
Candies Csveseet Jelly, Blanc Mango Ice Cream CdaxIo
de Russo Nouga and other Pyramids Also assorted Pre-
serves French Cordsls, syrups Crysazed Fruits Fsrg
Bonb0ns Jelliea Of all sorts, and every other article Con-
fecionery line
Orders for Parties, and particularly Weddings attended To-
and promptly supplied X. a. H0wARD
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"a STRANGERS VISITING MOBILE

.sfSES VIII hpd at the
,+6345g8f Ssk ALEXANDRIA HALL, RESTAURANT
asH Everything in the line of LIQUOR nns LAR
DER that they may desire Dinner parties furnished IN the
FIRST style. NORTON u SMITH.
N B.We DESTROYS of forming engagements with the
managers different companies OF hnstres who visit
NswOreans large Hall peculiarly suited for that
purpose.
RlS~ Also Wanted-A rood JIG and FANCY DANCER and
a good COMIC VOCALIST For terms, etc, address
NORTON Il SMITH,
n22 3m Mobile, Ala.
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Pa NEGROES FOR SALE - HAVING RE
& moved from Espauade the Of BHronne and ra
N vier streets squares OF the St Charles Hotel,
Mp win keep constantly hand choice lot of Maryland
and virginia NEGROES, consisting of Field Hands, House
Servants Mechanics Cooks, Washers and roncrs, Seam
stresses etc. all Of which will be sold low for cash. time
se29 II ]. NJ WILSON.
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SECOND DISTRICT coURrl SUCCESSION OF MICAJAH
Of New Orleans. HARRIS. IR,-No I4T7h
NJ HEHEAS James Harris has petittoueh
W the Court Letters Curatoshp
OF the late 4iealah Harris DR., deceased inlestate-
Notice hereby given all may concern to show
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
j. L. KELLY Deputv clerk
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Orders for Parties and particularly Weddings attended to
and promptly supplied. IL H. HOWARD.
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PARTTgULAR N0TToEs.
OFFICE or gj,a g4ss r4.e4eq q norra ooarls

Y
No. Commercial Place,
New Orleans, Nov. n, 1858 J
Ca" directors NOtfCe--phe Board of Direct
orSoi the above Company hereby notified that special
meeting viii b. held ht this office MONDAY the 10Th
INST at 10 O'Clock A n. All requested pnnutual
attendance business Of importance will brought before
hem w. IRVING HODGSOE
M q sgcretary I'D tam
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DEgzIEgE Cora ~ lfsTRroT SUCCESSION nE NJ c. Ed
de 10 NalyeleOTleaas. WARDS-No, a. AZ
A TTEhDU que John Finney a presente une
petition ia Co1E eet do9ten les zttfes Curalele
Ia succession vacaDie de feu M G. Edwards decsdE stes
Avis le present donnie qus celia pent con
ceruer, daFor dedure dix oar les rss0ns our Iss
quees Il ne seraia pas fsit drot a Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
n24 2T dS J. L. KELLY, Dkpute Greaiar
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DEuxtEHr CouE DE- DrsTator / SUCCESSION DE JAMES T.
De ia NouVeileOrlesns. ELLIsOF.-No. "a 603.
a Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
- cjera de Ia susdt psrsonegue
celia dagor d6dure DIX jours dater Do
Ia pTeeue pGbicaton lee raisons lesqueea e
preente 10 Clsteur e Succession seraii point
appouve honolaue ses nsns reparts
conform eraent dit compile.
Par ordFe de Ia CouT
M 1t r. r. KELLY nanufk GYeffer
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sEcoyp DISTRICT CouET1 SUCCESSION or JOHN COR
Of New Orleans. BATTING. 14,593
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
this Estate and all other herein Interested
show within zen days from tho present notification
# any they have can why the account presented BY The
Curator Of this should be homoOgated and approved
and the fubds distributed in accordance herewith.
j. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SP,!AA,LnING & ROGERS A8PHrTHEATRR AND
corner h Charles street and Commercial Place.
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]. L. KELLY. Deputy clerk.

DEUxrExE GoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MICAJAH
de ia observation-disclosures. HARRIS JR.-Ro. l4.TO5.
A WTENDU que James u. Harris a presente
IA petition Ia GOur Pellet dobteHir Lettres
C9atelle la Succession de feu Micjah Harris Jr
decide inteata--
Avis par present que celia eu CON
oerne uavoir deduire dix iours pour
queles Il ne Rerait pas fat droIt Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la Gour
mig % q J. T. KELLY, Depute Greffer
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH SANCHEZ
ILET DE TERRE A McDQNOGHyILLE EFT ESELAyES
DE YALEUR.
PAR N. YIGNIE. Epcauteur.
GAHIEDI, Is Decembrc, 1858, n midi. IL sera
~ veudu Arcade d. Banks DIES MagtsnS, dun
orde de onorahe Trotsieme Cour de District Judigir de
Ia Paroisse Jefferson, No S99 date u 10 novembre 1875
les p0petes escaves Suiyau dams laare dcs mneurs
William et Felix Sanchez
l. UN IIET DE TERRE siua McDongghvle Parofsse
de Jefferson borne par les Adams Perauder Jefferson
GalAtin dvise a terr S. ensemble 300 peds
de face chncune des dies Ensemble mason bO
COneaant six Chambrts cuisine six cumbeS
?. JOE, mn mu8tre, pga deuviron 40 ans esropt
= AIEgsTE m Negro, age de Il ans.
CONDlIl0NS-Pour les terrainsUn tiers compliant ct Ia
balance I'M credit de g. Il ct is mos bets gant par by
potheqae sur les dts terans ct pornt neret rson de
rite iusqu'a pnrM Placement Pour les escavea-Comptnt.
AGte de yente p&rdeyant h, Bouny, notare public.
MI % d. IL Is
a. LEVY, ,Jr., AUGTIONEER FOR THE SALE
La of Real Esaa Slaves SUGGESTIONS outdoor business
generally Office, 10 Common street. of Camp
street. seT ly
NOTICE. BENJAMIN KENDIG, 4ucrIoNEER,
begs leave to inform his friends and the pubc thai he has
removed his Office 80 Camp y Arcade Pas
snge where he will continue TO carry the Auction bust
ness and devote his sale Of Real Estate Slaves
description, and he socs continuance public paut-
age. nj I'm
NJ yIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
1Ne General Agent for the Sale and Purchase OF Real Es-
tate Lands Plantations Negroes, etc.
Banks Arcade Passage, No s, First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
proved property Of very remunerRtve investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private and public
sale some choice Mechanics andn list Of Virginia and Carolina
MI G. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase ja2S If
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SQUARE OF GROUND IN McDoNoGHyILLE AND
VALUABLE SLAVES.