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PERSONAI

tional. '' - Ut INC va
49,. .. Gen. Scott :. about to visit Cuba for the
- Com Paulding, U. & ~, Gen. Cook n
-, j.. Jackson, do, and J. J. Chetwood do .
-. MI Boyiston, of $. c., Is to be the orator
tns oad Fellows national jubilee in New
-. Gov. Medary left Columbus. Ohio 10,
hansas' last week. A large number of fri.na.
on horse. back and in buygies. escorted hin -
town and TO the depot. AIM "
- Hon w. s. Damrell, a RepreSentativs
rom Massachusetts: has been so prostrated by n
nIcerated sore throat that he will not probshIy
resume MS seat In Congress.
,,....F w. Lincoln, jr., has been n. el,c,ed
Mayor OF Boston by over 2 900 plurality he va.
tbe Cltzens' candidate. Moses KimbalI Re-
mao Ut votes, and Julius A Palmer, Temner,
80. James r.. Nash, who was AZ No,,o,, g.,
49,, 40 ga tne fotomac while the British were
Eo, ueu a. Montrose, Va, a few DAYS sincr
I,1.t tnIy years pc has been drum major 10 M.
lIlth regiment Of Virginia militia '''o' W inc
-: The Pittsburg Gazette shows h,r,s.
Ibaczeray, In "The Virginians - I'm os,,,u', ~
troops on the wrong side of the M eaonms nis
IiVer. The New York Evening Post shoxs. LID "a
mel where Fhackeray tells OF the rnonn,aSn
hunters getting maple sugar in the au.rnla' A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

FROM kASsAs.-Depredstions and house burn
1nss In Southern Kansas are frequent, growing
out of certain parties disregarding the compro.
mise between Gen. Denver and the people.
The Pixies Peak gold accounts are favorable
ine miners have elected members Of Leyisla.
tnfe and delegates to Congress with a view TO
forming new territory.
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III John w. Summers, ESQ who WAS
member of the MARYLAND House of Deleya,e. las,
winter from Washington county, was drowned
last week at lock on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, above Hancock. In attempting to cross
the lock, 1t Is presumed, Mr. =. made a mis..ten
and fell In the water. He was about IS years Of
aye
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W telegraphic despatch from Paris. re-
ceNeo Just at the eve of the Persia's departure,
says; sit Is reported that an Anglo-French fleet
Will leave on the 18th of December for the Gulf
OF Mexico The French fleet will have on board
a battery OF artillery, in order to oppose any en-
lea"
we also learn, via Madrid, that the second d.
VISION OF the squadron destined to act against
Mexico had sailed from Cadiz
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VI The jury in the case of Cancemi, the Ital-
Ian, charged with the murder OF policeman An
derson, In New York, have brought in verdict
Of manslaughter in the Hrst degree, the punish
ment for which, in that State, is imprisonment
for period not less than ten years, and may ex-
tend to life
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
DRoMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
Il OF THE
Columbia Typographical Society.
/. FORTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

neces- ary arrangements respectfully make n
Known To their fac, DIS AID the public lhst the ~
For ourth Annivt rsarr OF tee CClumtls IN
Typographical Society viii be celebrated By GkfA
PROMENaDE. CUNGEkG and BAL UDD
FELLOWS HALL. on MONDAY ENENlN6,
81 January, 1859, when they assure their fiepds u
will De their endeavor TO render Il every fhInf thNt
can be desired
several Addresses and W CA Music may b Ak
peofed.
msn add adIes-to Re had OF the Executive Com
20 tee.
lest. among the numerous lady Trends who have
heretof re bonored theIr balls ~ their preser CO,
SONS omISs uIg n Inadvertently cccur nut d. EN-
II test TO leave such nvItaio to geEtien Il king
tick Is Tor the CUnce Q q nd Bail.
Positively M hats CPS will be allowed the
room, as ample provisIon will be made for th,r
care.
E1sentirs Comxiu.s, ttri co.ored rosetteD
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COLLAPSE OF IMPERIAL CRINoLISE,-The fol.
lowing intelligence is from private letter dated
Paris, November IS:
The Empress created great sensation at Com.
Plegne last week by appearing in dress without
CIIn"lhe, very small at the top Of the skirt with
tne immense old fashioned boop a, the ho,,o,,,
Next year the ladies will be wearing the dTeSx
OF the old pictures of the days of Louis XIV,
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VI The Census of Minnesota of September
FL 1857, shows the population to consist Of 81 1893
males and g., i25 males, a shocking preponder.
ance of the male sex. Minnesota is lust the
State for single ladies to emigrate to-
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u line of steam tow boats, through the
straits OF Magellan, has been projected In New
York, to obviate the difficulties of doubling Cape
Horn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

LIFE SENTENcE.-Stephen Lowry, who was
born on board the frigate Chesapeake, and has
been employed in the Navy ever since, has been
sentenced to Sing Sing prison for life, on a con-
vicfion OF the crime of rape. The trial conviction
and sentence occupied only three hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-15

u John Heenan, the "Benecia Boy" gave
an exhibition in the ''manly arr, in Philadel-
phia, on Monday night last.
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X L. HARVEY & Co. Will continue thu Hard
ware business ut the old stand No SS Ps, n
syvanA avenue, where will be found a full AID
koo4 ass0rtment Of Building Hardware, Cptlery.
low ware, Brushes, Fancy Articles, DC. MI. Har.
sy returns his thanks to his mary ff1ends for the
ment continuance of the same, by payina close
And ..r 20 business. keeping good assortment,
orr llns Will find it advanfageous TO rive M al
Ss ieel satisfied, With iaeilitles, We can do
peIter than any house in the District.
oe 10 Nv +. l.. HARVEY Il CO,
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III Thrugh The Starr Is printed On the
fastest steam press in use south Of Balti.
more, fts edition La 80 large as 70 require IL
ts be Put TO press at an early hour, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent IN By IL
o'clock, M; otherwise they may net pear
until the next day.
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BOARDING..

IL o,AnDING-ssveral sinsle gentlemen o.p he
rent1e%,m ceAed VITA good BOARD; also, q
. @o non az No. $50 eth street, between and
- e ,,. de IS 81.
MkS. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully, inform.
- ncf hlends and the public that she 4, rrenarsS
" aeoommodate boerders, both TRANSCEND and sev
snsn.. On reasonable terms. Persona dssirlne
comIortaDie home, where there are NO Oh ldren
shese every attention will be paid 10 male tben
A. hsr vii 90 vel By spplyine Immedlateiy
tween Camden snd pat sfs rs imo-e Nc ~
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CHKISTMAS PRESENTS-Msmh.,,of ron-
- gIess ana stranE itng the city should not
forget 10 send 70 their families set of Metz croft
views Of Washington. For sale at all Book stores
de IS Doo~'S'
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On MONDAY the eth insisl & or en- Tu,,-
= uhy, the TN. large white CAMEO PIN IN
eashy Iecognxef from the circumstances OF iva
LAYING Two shsht cracks q, and from a pinkl,h
unt, The nm or will be SUITABLY re arded by cav
lns me sane al 6ALTS' yevelIy Store. IL.
RkEASIPIN LUST-A b. eestpins Of Opal and
", diamond, above q cen ensmeI led leaves; Iost
betveen Browne Hotel snd the Ca pitOl for vhiob
liberal reward vII be palo, u delivered 10 the oeTf
NJ the hotel. or to Mr.. q, ,. JONES, Doorksep
OF the United States Senate. oeiSSs
e. REWARD Will he gwen for the sppreb,n.
Of Butter stolen from my door on wednesGa, eve
de l<-St' " Cnpu..,
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GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS,

Having just received my fresh supply of fine
French CONNECTIONS and Bon Bons from the first
class houses-Maillnru a d strudler & Co. New
YORK, am prepared to furnish all parties in FIRST
my large supply of large Fruit and Pound Cakes
for the Christmas holidays with ell the little etee
eros tor Cnristmas trees. Small fine Cakes every
day fresh. Also, Ioes. Jelles, Charlots hne fancy
Pyramids, &c. TO-, made TO order and on rand m
every sized party My own personal supervision
at low rates. All ask is a fair trial.
- q. WEAVER, S4J Pa. ayenus
Nv. %. ny nealth having improved since the rast
summer, have not sold my establishment as sd
vertised neither is it for sale now 80 nv
de 8-3w q WY
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSBIP-
- Inc Partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the title of H.Rvry q.
ADAMS, was dissoysd By mutual consent on the
~ OF November. The books Of H. q A. viii he
found at the store of F. L.. HARVEY d Co ar tbs
old stand. No: 52s Pennsyivana aRenue. Per,ons
owing us Will hnd II to their ADVANTAGES To ooms
Iorwafo and settle at Oncs to save ex pense A ws
are deternlned TO square up without desy. tn
Ieoe,pt OF either partner IN settlement Of claims
wiz DC good. F. l.. HARVEY,
GRO. X. adams
THOS J. A0AMS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

kOh RENT AMI MALE.
d = FsII TIRsf fAsIl
Foo s ss;, s.ooc y ,:;n: %sd
on no Ia SIDE ssreet north. sss..sa liz sod iatS
i LARD WE wsas sH ,ns''tsf: :: Az,
kfS ne. ssSK 4 b..s
on Meth CaPitci street. Rent low: Ineuire Of
Tor RENT-A desirable REsiDENo OF. corr
ofloth d s.reets' east ofthe Gseitoi. The
house contsinss rooms; pump ofgood water in the
;nd suitable for q. me- early ssrdeu Also. variety
WI MADE .ns &c 81 l.
u RENT, AND FUKNfTURE FOR SALE.
House No. zis on street: b..w.en nth and .sh
BIT -rCo@ o.. 0sfsd for rent a.
crate rent TO good teIant. The Furniture, &c,
:.H. h.p; p G. Co.
ee,s and Commission Merchants. d,i5 81
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR rENT-A large
:.sls i: s 80; s. j.. Sssss.ns 81 and A.
FQE RENTaA handsome thrct.,tcr! BxTcK
| and 7th. The nous. contains Il room. with large
cellar water aed gas throu. hout house location
cornell ss . .nd Insure 3. C
EDWARDS, corner X and sth SITS. "a ST.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-No. 90 sth
l. street near the Patent Office. Offering unu-
sual, as i is verJ conveniently arranged And com
tor: c. WASHINGTON, Gehsrsi Posi- IEos
Department. dsl4-Ns
TOR RENT-A three story BRICK DWELL.
| 4 LING, with back building, containing IL rooms,
Inquire at EARL'S Livery Stable. c street. ".ar
2ist ST. Dc 1852
EORSALE ArUuSE and LOT. The House
isat three story frame, containing SIX rooms a cd
a kfchen: si'uated on s.et no Oh. betvecn n
ance IN !. 2, and Years. IlsuiIe at No 500 N
| street north between 6th and Ito SITS. de Is lm'
L. RENT-A two-story Brick HOUSE on
y virginia avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
IL contains rooms. InauIre next door. de " ~
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS and others can be
lSl provided with comfortable nccomm odstions,
| locality, at MRS. MANNING'S, No. ass isih st !,
west SIDE between and r SITS. de6 Inn
YARN FOR SALE-Tne subscriber will sell,
at private sale. from 50 to 81 acres OF the Farm
W 90 man Gibson. Chas. Diggss and JIo r. Clark
miles from Washington, from BladeDsbufg Depot,
ant "a rom Agricultural College. The improve
large barn. corn house. brick dairy pump ex Gel
lent water, choice apple orchard DO Ten acres IN
wood, MT en- In Timothy. the tasnce now in hi,
passing through the arm The location s ,sirable
aud 10 sn xcellen, neishborhoOd The soil IL adm
lady ADAPTED to dairy g, s,T For fuItnI
premises. de 10 cow
FOR RENT-Larse PAR. OR and I.rr. Cham
Der sttach ed, handsomely furnished and liz hted
9Th gas. on the frat floor. Also. large and single
Meals 1ai eTGeS 1T or sspsrsts
ply 4S5 iotn street, east side, between ID and T..
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s''V'O BUY. OR NOT TO BUY-THAT,S
~ THk QUESTION"
Wnether tbs better about the house to bear tn.
muImurs aud complaining Of dissatisfied children
~ oy selecting their TOY from KRIss KRINGLE's,
MAMMOTH sTOCK now on exhibition Al LAM.
ONDS qules and make them happy. de ll-St
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COURT OF lSoU1Rr.-A court of inquiry is to
assemble at West Point on the 18th inst. 10
investigate a complaint by Lieut. James st. C..
Morton, against Professor Dennis H. Mahap.
'f the Military Academy. The court will con.
'ist Of Col. Robert E. Lee, Major Robert An
ierson, Capt. Randolph B. Marcy. Capt. Sam
nel Jones will act as Judge advocate.
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EFT. PARKER,
Sheri$ Of the Parish Of Orleans.

DEUxIExE CoUR De DrsTRIcT JuDsoN co. VI. PooLEY
TN VERIU dun writ de saIsTe ct vemte a
II moi aGresse memorable Deuxerne Dct de-
Ia Orleans, dams aaire ci-dssss e procederai lie
LusI q de Drcembre, 1858 midi, Hotel Cite rue
de Ia Commune, entire les Camp Magass Fad
Indication
QUATRE TERRAINS, ensemble avec hafissgg Il les
authorizations qui dessu stues Faurourg Lsaufa
cdevant ParOisse de Jefferson maenant uRtriame District
de cette VILE dams iet b0rne e ebacadere
Public Landing ct les Deuxsme TtOis de Ia M
wee degnes par les Nos s. g. y 49, plan pnr
H. A0ehAusen qrpenteur, date du &c Pewter deuas
CONNIE plan No "a dams les archives de r. snge aIors
notare eete vile.
lie terrain No "a pieds pouces Ignes de face
qu lie du terrain No. peds pouces ges sur
dams lie fond.
lie terrain No mesure Is pieds pouces gnes de face
Ia rue de avee s. peds 10 nes prOondsur
sur Ia Lyme Gu terrain No 81 peds Ii poB2s ges
"a g9e du terrain No 10, ct 70 pes pouees ues
geut dams lie fond.
LIZ terrain No Is peds ponce face au Debar-
Gadere Publt2-Puhc Lantng & peds II pouces lfgnes
de protohdenr Ia gue du terrain No peds pouces
e gnes sur ia gne du terrain No 49, pieds p0nrEs
3 Ifgpes de largeur dams lie fond.
lie terrain ID mesure % peds pouee Debar-
cadere Public-Pube andng 81 pes pouces profou-
deur sur la igpe du terrain No s. peds ID p0uces pes
reeur dams e fond, le eritaue EneTnie
aytc t9us les droits Ge battlre des dts ferrains.
Saisis dams pafaire ci-desEus.
| CONDlI1ONS-Conptan moment de adjudication,
n23 do 10 20 p sheriff de la Par6isse d1fIFiSans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND nrsTRrcr oouErl SUCCESSION OF EDWARD
o. New Orleans. BRDUGHTGN-So f4s-B.
WHEREAS Fred. y. HeHves has petTtEoned
W the Court for Letters OF u#t0rshp estate
OF the late Edward BtouEhtoH. deceased intesIAts-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause Tihn ten Gays, why the prayer The said petitioner
saonld not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
j. L. KELLY Deputv C-lerk
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ADJUSTMENTS.

c,pAturNt. q Rt,c.vr,s. ,,,pt,rrt,g,Tgp AVN
- MUSEUM Charles street and ConmsFoai Place
Manager. REPALDING.
Demonstration IN FRFp prtCIy1 ,,.,f., 49,
lean Vigiinst AID t NM ''"eo
THE BUGKLEYS ONE NIGHT MORE
,,,.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Dec g.
BenTRt Of c sEED BucKLEY Part Cass'ea-ALL
Part q Origin ALI FRED. lit KLEYs Gt0TP0si-
FIAN MEL S =. Psh 4-0peraticNew Eeadiugs Of Don
AD - patHcu'AtS, see Daily Programme"
.,pF,,,,a,- u,r,t,,,,, - - -
RD-A dmsion to 8mDIh eeT 80 cents Children under TO-
and servants in ATTENDANCE hapriee In day line only
H Doors open AZ night at G%- Curtain mid.
uay shoWs doors open at ma Curtain rises IA.
Go So@ YIN open rom A. NJ. to +. VI.
So lnptoper Characters rigdly excluded. dS
m S,t4AxsIuss Tr1TTT, 49, "
. - ANAs--'i - Una EbE'9 o.
i,ssfse a1a MahaEeF .,...B p. DEBAR
- '.'''' IL ',Or'l.i'
PRICES OF ADMISSIONS r,r.s-. 7f-z,.. I'D, n, .-... =,
cets. Second Ter n cts @ Circle ana Paqneiie 10
e. pTf,ste ~ cry - cents Private Bp&es,
% e. - = '5l ''Ater % each.
lhfd u's"' d Inc engagement Of M JAMES ANDERSON
WEDNESDAY FvLNrNr ~. ,g-g
eL.t.noari. ,.,5,. - a, , t-,, btc o lo's'
nhAkhpearts tragedy Of MAEBETH-Macbelh Mr. James
Anderson Macdnh Mr. &. Pope BaIau0 Mr. HamtiG .
Lazy tcteth Miss Susan Denim. CO. ciuae uirli The
hiNhH y AtL'F Eli aitChard Mr.. Vning Bowers Ma
dame uaiacAaIur Mtsa r. pephHm, with Songs.
Doors open at o. Overtime at O'Clock precisely Box
Office open daily rom III 10 z oclnct. 3, n F-''' ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rNTsrtTFKETss ~ Arsrrr1rrrrs rs,,,ryfgrp sr,,g,r
IA hS' a. = " UNA nm % f"'i'
Stare Manager. ..,....,......... Er. JOHN SEXTON.
Treasurer. Mr.. WARREN.
THIRD grauT
VI ns ""'a'''' "'oNs ~ h'shy Talented Company
Wednesday, Dec. 8,
GsP AaFaire. ~ NJ; Geo. Jordan
tr,iridab sse5.... .........- Nj. Gs, FIo1lamS
Mr. Domains. ....Mrs, Charles Royce
Lady crsrmly Mrs John Seton
Followed ty-....
PAS DE rRoIs.
BY the Misses A. and H Gale and Mss jackson
$ ; Eu l.,
D' N.''s 12e lS''ss''''
Concluding With the popular drama,
Timothy Tooie',, MI John o"ens
Farne'' W 49,
George .s,'., ~,
Itay a' ToaL., Mr. ,Ioba Seton.
--....-
Boxes Third Tier. for cororsd persons only s.s0 L.
Gallery
Ffya'e R9Aes. y"
E-Ths Pox Office omen from ito O'Clock, daily, where
places may he REQUIRED
S- Doors at hslfplst Observation-Disclosures to com
msnee at %
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
nocroR HATES
illustrates lectures on i1ieS'fo- HioiosS'
"
lhh NLE'i Ni0A1 S'iHN'h VI AiF T.
and physical forces ever Witnessed in OF the world and
presenting an entertainment Astounding with
N1RTH
NOVELTY
INTEREST and
rJsrprr,rr0N
i"9 '"ei'' o' WIZ" nave oeeh leSu4oa 70 "
GRO D ED HOUSES
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j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.

DEgxIETE CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE EDWARD
de a Nnnyeie- orleans. BR0uGHTON-No. IA. sA,.
A TTENDU que Fred. ). HesTes a presente
"A une petition la Cour ee d'obteIf Lettres de
Gnratee Ia Succession feu Edward Brougbton
deCede intesai-
par present dome ou ceux que celia peut con-
lavo deduire j9urs pour les
queiles il ne serait pas fat droit Ia dite petition.
d I, RETI.Y Danuta
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pTTrTTT MOTTTrc
SssI %4 Yah nsc A9T1 i55s
Ny AttcntIon IThe nistrmTs a a,; " , M
gaa s 6SgBy gd si sT@'y n Se e E h
o 5oa street p,s on ThukSDAY EEENING 9h init at "
jy order Of the Captain.
10 81 q ~ ~ 4: seG[tIaLy.-
y: ~ H. I Re hoaSe NO. 5I
EvfNNG KIN int at S'ciac T H 1| i,I as Ieo
J Sts ous' ana Tue oroeF generally are respectfully
49,, BY Order of the Lodge
: :, ~ - - -, =
,. N s, Orleans ts DG g 9 ls5s
held AZ sbove Tie toiiow" ohce ere eesred 70 seTrgS
tie ensuing wear j. b. Chandler President j. r. Kearny
Vice President D IL Todd Secretary NJ j. Regart, Treas
A. M Ior SeeP@ ay As d n j. tssa Atr'R@
ms e. Charitable Association II rom e.,.a,,.r
" % i, II. IstS1. 2sS-els-y.--
"Aih OF New GrjeSns, '' lee d & Is5s
F4-At nm annual meeting, of this Company
e,u 2 & e e,S nscfed VIZ ~ n' s"S'
''s pras;dest-.roI,n p piat,suttsr
E i,ep P5e.idf@mN Rt Carey
stc e Az Ill., FoPemanH t. Fa5smier
S S.....s:y 4 !, zs5al,. 1
Desgas to Se I Ff@mens Charitable AssocoDJohn T.
''' Won.ek rrnar"Pete T' inr,y@ -
.Rr-clec,e5
DO q --,------ : = 1-e1l-s sse-sleLz
NEW ORLEANS C4En -i. AND B Ky GO! Co.
Tine vyell-lsnowm Building, situated az
rs he spRing Honse oF his institution viii be- disposed Of at
pI p s' i If nrc,asir, le same will annie IN, infer,
nation to the Undersigned
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n SUCCESSION OF MARIE
Z me- L -. III ". - Z

SECOND DISTRICT COuRT7 SUCCESSION OF MARIE
Of Nav or,..n. ADELE lEsLAN siis d L.
WHEREAs, Louis Il. Pothler mas petit
w u the Court for Letters Of Administrator The
estate of the lae Marie Adele Deanc his wife IN
testate-
cause within ten days why tie of he said petitioner
should be granted.
By order Of the court.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

EoURTE DISTRACT CoUsT WILLIAMS DoENEIL rs. POO.
q New Orleans. 5 LEY NEcoL 4 Ce;-No 1880
e ne directed By the Honorable Che Rourh pc Court
ss at pgbiie s1rfo o tb ses 5Slsi gso
90 MONDAY, December 10th, 1855 a. NY O'Clock A. M
q Cedar and Julia FIRST District this city
per g ii6gssnttory 70 3 seen At my Office.
RMsThs being the second and last auction the said
oiddr for whatever viii bring at taeve mouths credit the
hafchsses aaTasnng bond win good and Solvent security,
paymob Said purchaser shall have 10 deduct snd pay in cash
amount to about $50. -
sheriff i 4 &. = F. Eaa e 6Ii..p,
QUATErEEE CoUE De DISTRICT lwLLIIkMs 8. DcNNELL vs.
della Nouvefe Orleans. M iaafe -
L. moi par honora6s Qnateme Cou De District is
Nouyee Orleans dams asiEs cdesus j. procedera d
iisax i aprss desgnSs Ha5aaeation de- ''
s Cedar It Jue dabs e PTeTae District DE- cet gs s as
yant inyeutgire oppose en- mon snreau pour reeours
CONDITIoNsCete crise Ia seoonds derners lie
Dit conenu De coansr de bos sers dehnytent adjage an
plus ant ct deEnier pour pix qu en- seTa Of
fer douzemois credit racquereur fourssan bon
De cling pour tan de Ia tusqua parfa paemsnt
h d aequersn pasa compliant deduction du grx
s'eevant ensemble Ia somme de $50.
d8 70 4 20 sheriff de IL Paroisse fOrleaus.
sEcoSD DISTRICT coURTl JUDsoN co. rs. PooLEY,
Of New Orleans. AIC0L. GO---No. f4,If4-
~ directed b5 the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled Will proceed sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street between
Camp md Magazine streets, MONDAY Decembsr 1853
at " o'clock NJ
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with -
az {ns building and Improvements thereof ETC stnated 1
n me Fsubourg LiyaUdas late Parish Of Jefferson d
9aE District Of this city IN The bounded bg the Public
bGtn9 second, Third and Bevee Streets sgnated
LDts Nos u and b. on a plan drawn by Fl Noebausen
snTeyor "a ed 18th February 1916 deposited al 1an NO
% III OF g r. stFtnge then notary this city.
~ gt z leet inenes and lines front
s X eet inches IN depth the line dividing from Lot
NO Il - feet 10 inches and on the line Of ot Nd and
/ 70 feet inches and ) lines width in the rear. :
LOT No. measures rs feet inches and lines frnt ~ ala
s!ee street . ies ~ ncaes and lines in depth
| and 2j feet 5 T. ehes and lines width IN The rear - -
Lo No. u measures d feet inches on the Public
ing "a feet ii inches and lines In depth lire N M M
IL 8 feet 10 inches and lines the line Of No L. and Is ee
| inches and lines in width in the rear.
Lot No ID measures % feet inches front the Pubic Land
ng 81 feet inches in depth thr line Of No a. s. re-
10 inches and lines the line of Lot ~ and rs Teet
inches and lines IN width in the rear; American measure
Together with all she rights Of battare said Lots belonging
Seized in the above suit
| TERMS-Cash OF the spot
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pEgnEnE ooua D DIsEaler lsgccEsgIoN- DE MAR1!

DEUyIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT 1sUCCFssToN DE MARIE
de la Eonveeorleans de Pd 6AN s f. s
A TTENDu que Louis B. PothIer a pre-
d. Administration la succession de teue Marie Adele DeBanc
feiume. decide iutesRt-
par present dome qne peut con-
ceruer dayoir deduire dix jour les pour
qnees Il ne 5erat pas iuit droi la dite petition
Par ordre de la Uour
d. Il 10 J. l.. KELLY, Depute G re1ier,
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sEcoER DIsTRIor ooURr }sUeGEssInN OF n; + ALEXAN-
of New Orleans DER.-Nn. Is
WHEItEIAs G. e. Beagregard has petItlom-
Estate of the late N. F. Alexander deceased ntesate-
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern
cause within ten days why the prayer Of tile said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
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n 6 e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoYJ
Wholesale and Retail Gr0cers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 40 OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans
NIL ly6W Between Bienviile and Cont.
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SCALING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATRR AND
- MUSEUM corner st. Charles and Commercial Place