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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

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= In Belf.s and londonderry and a. Tie principal towns
anS Ireland carving the uned sssss NAL y
vsrpoo New York and Philadelphia ssssmssp Company.
CITY Or MANCHESTER ~. noa. Thursday. March 8
VI i ociSoi noon from Mar NS March Il
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s1S .S
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carrying the United States mall: sail, Thurs
cabin ~ Ssd CASA Apply T. ). c5RTs CO. IL
CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST, DUB.
tickets to either the above paces good for ak months by
STAsS1W Capt Thomson Saturday. March - Y y
s5 third class iSand V with &C cooked
u ''s-' u p'''AS' AP ROBERT CRAIG. IL Broadway
1,HE NORTH GERMAN I I5,oyD's MALL STEAMSHIP
Carrying The United States Mail.
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Tor Bremen via Southampton taxing for London
Erstcabr.
Sesond cabin. 60
For neigh. or PASSAGE -
GzLrckkERe. kkEursEN RErgHE11.
T,ApsCorrs LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
nom tss pscsss com alsss
$ss:':;:ss
Making w sA sSsS ship ever, N 1s ssy.
THE sR AND GLASGOW
For all of Ehsh NIX ssR ' r. S .ts
S s % on demand
oirsasrs with full particular may 30 had on application
s sy letter S4 c srs as
rArscorT. SMITH fHHf i'' Co. 1--we liverpool pool
EoR LONDON SHIP AMERICAN CONGRESS sArIs
s. at low rates.
per sSp eRRHF Captain ss po. S
Of
DAssAeE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL By THE OLD
sa Es ne on he @ ps
srf Sr1sEs 70 at sss lowest rates. Apply "
son B. Che splendid and nyoriie steamship ISABEL
w%
ana oOsnsonE with s r
Through d'lff sE Broadway
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP. LINE FOR HA-
u vana and New OrlesnsThe steamship EMPIRE CITY,
c T foot of Warren Of
his ss ns s 81
apply at ~ West street, corner of Warren aopsprs
CoLEMAN's CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN
STa.ed eSs.sme clipper ship DAVID CRo6KETT spe1
Ss sssss
Hfi Be
fsd az G aPss
sale ia sums TO suit Limited advances made shipments Of
approved merchandise.
SSS hE$ FsASSsSS C a.
1S c Nee S4 Sa u
with tbe steamship orizaba on the Pasac ocean For pas
only ONCE of the e No. BoTn8 a aTHS sss.
bah are forbid trusting any one on account Of
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Via Panama Railroad
The steamship .:SsS e commander will
steamship Golden Age Capt J. T Ws,si ms,
street rSs spRs Gss NO. west
A usrRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1852.
clipper .h,D OCEAN AN R R a rcsssn s commander
clipper chip CONTINENT Gibbs commander. will sue
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RARKUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID This celebrated
TEMPLE OF MIRTH,
having made the necessary preparations for comeucemen
Q scale OF the
MOST DECIDED ExCELLENCE.
and under the most celebrating auspices of the
SPRING DRAMATIC SEASON,
now presents itself, confident of SUCCESS, with
ARRAY OF GENIUS WHOLLY UNExAMPLED.
me NEW COMPANY OF COMEDIANS win be found 10
embrace every requisite for the production Of FINISHED
TASTE satisfy the STRICTEST EXACTI0NS or
DECOhUM, and every critical want.
TUESDAY March !. 1859.
In the AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
The entertainments will commence with
THE LIMERICK BOY,
Supported by Mr.. William Neil and strength OF the
pany. After which Favorite Dance BY
Miss Julia Walby.
To conclude with the excellent farce Of
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
The AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES this ELEGANT
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT will be supported by the ENTIRE
enable vISITERS STRANGERS 70 leave at n esr1
hour
In the EVENING at TX O'CLOCK,
Will be presented the domestic drama of interest and effect
called LOUISE; -
TIE WHITE SCARF.
Lsrpiotte Mr. Bridgman NJ Bernard. Mr.. Thonp0oa
Felix. Mr.. n Craig Adophe. MI r. g. Meldrua
Andrew Qafpiottes Faco,umD. Mr. Charles Hale
Pierre. Mr. s. France Garnet q vagAb d. Ell Taylor
TO conclude with the amusing farce by John Madison Hooa
called
DON'T JUDGE BY APPEARANCES.
charge demanded to see the incompatible aquar
Admisnce, rs cents; children ten, Is Par
quefte seats Is certs additional
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS,
THE GREAT RCRLESQUH.
Great success of
OUR AFRICAN COUSIN.
WOODS MNSTRE1S.
THE OLDEST AND LAR0HST COMPANY IN THE CTx4e
appear every evening in their popular acts Of
NEGRO M1NHTREISY
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Menr. H. Fox J. Budworth, E. Warden, O. Whxs. q.
s. Wambod, and the entire troupe.
To conclude with entirely and original burlesqset
entitled
OUR AFRICAN COUSIN,
with effective scenery. dresses. propesrDs, &c.
The Performing ELEPHANT every Wenng
Coors open At 6x 70 commence at ~
Tickets Is cents; children under ten years. Is cents.
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T AIDES AND GEETIEMEN's CLOTHING WANTED
IL From s. $50 paid for ladies' silk desses from 81 81
for gentemens pants Also, carpets furniture kid Gloves
&C. by post punctuay attended TO by e. 1874 Seventh
avenue Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Ladies'
attended to by Mrs H.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO
w and bis wife, without incunbance the nan
coachnsn and groom understands the and
OF horses the first cook washer and
ioner and excellent baker Of bread &c give the best
city reereDce has objection the country Apply
Employment Agency Of F. II. Brotherhood l2 Attn av,
at
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NVHE NEW LINE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
The steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tinklepaugh,
will leave New York, from pier No. North river Thursday
March TO- at F. connecting, via Railroad
with the steamship Orzaba the Pa,ifc For
sage or freight avng capacity for 100 tons of the latter apply
The only Office Of the line No. Bowling Green basement
d. B. ALLEN Agent.
BAH persons forbid trusting any account Of
tho bovea hip 4
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TTANTED--A SITUATION IN A RESPECTABLE
w Wholesale house. by young man of Virginia, age 10,
who Is willing devote mis- who time and the
terest o. his employers best of city references gven AID.
dress +. M OF Messrs Smith, Crane Co.. No Mai
den lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

VXrANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK, BY YOUNG
w man several years experience In business
city, rapid penman and quick and correct gures refers
TO last employers. Address w. B., Herald Office.
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TXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PR OTEsTANT MAN.
w situation coachman he thoroughly understands his
business all its branches careful driver tasty garden
not afraid work. satisfactory reference from his last place
In which and months; objection 70 the
country address H. H. II 81 Charles
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. A
w situation clerk. or where he would make himself
generally useful would his employers 500
good reference agents need Address A. H. He-
raid office.
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TLyAETED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN, TO
w drive porter In stores the best
Of reference given honesty sobrety Address Charles
Simpson. No. $50 9th ave-, corner of 46th st.
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w spectacle single understands his business IN all its
branches Has best city Cali address 9S
East 18th 81 ar 80 av. basement
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II
~ S59The undersigned passengers Of the steamship Bre
men, on her passage from Bremcrhaven New York deem
duty to express 10 gallant Captain Wesses his officers
the SINGER thanks and the highest appreciation only for
the able and circumspecous discharge Of his
ing the vessel which during passage exposed
dangers but also for the amabc and friendly attention which
wishes for the future success Of the captain his shp
remain respectfully Emil Meyer, A, L. Matthies w. Gunther
Joseph Duresne Honn man Ed WHITING julius Hergeot j.
y. Mennicr, Marcus Teweles j. Zahn W. v. Iaer Ludwig
Behrens J Biedcrmann L. Dommerich Mende N. We'll.
nann, ]. II. n, Corneblsen Ernest Lember u. Munich,
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TAR. BARROW, 1877 PRINCE STREET, NEW YORK
~ Hours Of consultation from IL to 2, aud from 4toS
DR. M. LARMoNT, 20 MERCER STREET CORNER OF
~ Spring, cpponie 81. Nicholas HOTEL New YorkOnice
hours from 10 70 and to8P NJ Sundays by appointment.
DoCT0R HUNTERS ONLY OFFICE IL AT NO DrvI.
~ sion street. New York estabshcd A. d. 1854 Open from
seven O'Clock In tho morning until ten At night
nR. WARDS OLD ESTABI.ISHED OFFICE 4SS BROAD.
~ way corner Of Broome floor Once hours
from A. M TIL O'clock r. Nj Sundays from "A. M. till
I'm
DR. WATSON $50 BR0oME STREET SECOND BLOCK
IL Of Broadway. Once hours from in the morning
"a la the evening
nR COoPERs OFFICE, u DUANE STREET BETWFEN
- Chatham aud William Once hours from In the morning
until 8 In the evening. Sundays excepted,
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III ANTED--A YOUNG MAN, GOOD WRITER, IN
w teipen active, desires situation entry clerk
one In which ting principal object Best references
given, Address I. p. NJ, box 1903 Herald Office
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A MARRIED MAN, AS
w gardener general farming has long experience
both this country and in England Inquire In the dry goods
store, 222
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-09

Dbl eggs O Twitchell SEQ IS do Robertson s Nc.
Douga. 20 bales hay scs bran Stark, Staufer &co
127 SOS corn H Kennedy &co. 1888 bbls -four to
] Connolly &co. l50 do Bard, Caulfeld geo. 2i7 do
Molony Bro &co. rs bbls whisky A Titus &co. $50
els rope Dix Ranlett. so pcs bagging to billiard,
Summers &co. 1887 scs oats 900 sacs bran Duffy q
CO.. IS bales hemp Kennett, Blood Aco Is tcs hams
Is iks butter "a boxs cheese G L Dosen b Son. .l6
bdls beds Jno 3 Hyde &co. g boxs mdse Adams &co
loo els rope u J Smith &co. 76 bales hemp Ben
Florance. S26 sea corn 70 scks oats F Lotspech 4
90. .l65 scs corn W Shaw Aco: ~ sacks wheat to
Phelps b Jones' 7lS scs corn bales cotton Horrel,
Gayle &co. 4 bales cotton B Bailey. Is do Hender-
son, Terry &co. L do A Tuy 3co. 2S hhds tobac-
co jas Daemon Aco. .1s do Brander, Hubbard dco..
do W q Robinson dco. "a do F R0dewald hco..
sundries to order Total u bales cotton 50 hhds to-
bacco.
GRAND LAKE. Steamer vicksburg. 80 bales
cotton e Frellsen Stevenson Geo. 16 Coleman, Brit
ton &co. IA do Warren, Gilmore eco. Is Lewis 4
Oelesby 4 Walker, Hutchingson Geo. 8 McLemore,
Rayburn &co IS Carroll, Hoy eco. q Fellowes &co
Ably B Catchings 8 Friedlander & Gerson. 2 do
Watt Noble. .750 scs cotton seed to Kelsey l. Pot
ter lot fruit and sundries to order. Total los bales
cotton.
OUACHITA BIvER. Steamer DR. Burlington. SO
bales cotton Cutrer Harrison &co sunries to order.
WASHINGTON. Steamer Aline. go 900 # lum-
Der to Perret. *.
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s-gSsTs t53TFfaI:FgfzE5I1 GREAT SOUTHERN ESs.
GszSE5 tts.atssSst AND EASTERN MAIL HMIhbAs
ROUTES.
TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR RoUTESl
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK

TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR RoUTESl
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YoRKi
as follows:
BY the GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE daily Leav-
New by splendid Mobile Mail Line steamers tor
Mobiles thence daily for MONTGOMERY by Cox, Branad Co. Is
line of fist class River Steamers Montgomery New
York by Railroad TWO DAILY TRAINS ali the rou,e yn
Columbus md Macon via Atlanta TO Augusta thence by
Wilu ngan, Richmond Baltimore phildelphia aud New York
by tho Bay nf splendid steamers from Posoath 10
Baltimore AMI by the
Virginia aud Tennessee X. R. Route,
laAt. thence by Dalton Knoxville, Lynchburg Richmond
baltimore and New York.
TIME THROUGH to New York hy either rnu,e 6k DAYS
all of both routes by hfst class steamers railroads
RATES THROUGH 70 BALTIMORE PBILADELpJII A
AND NEW YORK AS Low AS BY ANY OTliER
IA LR0AD ROUTE
Or by the Cheap Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON OR SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS
70 NEW YORK
Leaving New Orleans Daily by the above Lines floats to
Montgomery, thence Charleston Savannah bv Railroad
From Charleston Svanth New York by splendid Steam.
ships of large e AL built expressly the trade with pe-
ROC for passengers Leaving Charles
ton and Savannah
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving Nev Orleans ST NDaYS MON
Us would arrive at Charleston for SATUR-
DAYS Sic IN ships.
Lt.tvire New Orleans on THURSDAYS or FRIDAYS
wnnld arrive at Charleston Savannah for The WEDNES-
DA VS. Gamers.
Rites through ~ either the Syarnsh routes
thoa1d on boats an Sims ncuded.l nulJ $50 IS
&E+ BAGGAGE, hr the Savannah Route will be checked
through from Montgomery to Nav York.
For Tickets through by either Route and further nforma
R.GEppgs, Agent % Grpvier street.
New Fttans, March a. Ls19 ais
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81 LOUIS. Steamer Champion. so boxes cheese
e Wright &co, 4 bx hware W Violet eco
bbs lard $50 bhls -four R Il Short eco. l3ts bbls
nour hbls eggs 476 ses corn Oglesby h MeCauley
nay 4s9 scs corn j Moore &co 81 flds bacon tes
hams Is bbls whisky boxes cider II coils rope }
iLamiley % bbls eggs "a fIs butter to Schneider
Wise. Al bbls eggs hf bbls cheese Delbondio. /
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DEuxIkxx CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE FEu
RENE -AIIGIISIE i

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT d. A. TERRADE WIFE OF U. q.
,eN.n o.,..,. fa,t vs. HER HusBAND-No.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed
public auction the City Hotel
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY the 25h day
June 1859, at ~ o'clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND In the rear of this city,
forming of Feytss Plantation, designated No.
plan made by slgiT ls49 and deposited in the office
Of p H. Laresche No IL Book of Plan Il: comprised within
Hospital Rofheblave DorEenois Barracks being
the same designated BY No Of No pan drawn
by Antoine Bouefo' Surveyor FRS, Municipality, in 1886
and depos ted in he office of Felix as late Notary
Public in this city.
Said Lot American lines front
Rocheblave street, 81 feet wide rear
inches and lines depth the line which divides
Lot No of said plan E. snrgi and A feet inches and
lines the Ii next barracks street.
Said property he purchased bv defendant from Pierre
Hugonn by act of sale dated 18th February Si3 before
E. Laresche, Notary Public in this city.
Seiz1d in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the Spot.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

q NV Orleans. IGeUsfE SAHAS.So lssss
the Honorable the sseoSd District Court New Orleans
Fsans stresi.. TUESDAY July s. 1859 Il Il O'clock NJ
noT 81 together with al.
nj s en- roa street, IN
and Carondelet streets. having French n feet
e a o On
and the side Baronns by property late
The buildings improvements said lot comprise
' So5 store slate an frame sna
years belonging to said succession.
TERMsFor the landed property the purchaser to assume
dated the 18th day Of January 1859 payable Y
months after date and bearing from date at rate Of
adjudication cash and for the slavs cash on the spo
Sheriff Of The Parish lt q Orleans.
ooVH DE Pr FEY
de ia Nouve,le Orleans. No 546s.
I'm yERTU, dun ordre de vente rendu le 81
pToeederai MARDi juliet 1859 midi HStel az Ia
sins 4 Ia yen,e pubque ct adjudication de-
uN TERRAIN situe dams le Premier District Dc cete
franchise q ped Giod IS pieds
profondenr borne du c6e de la Carondeet Ia propre
e GU cdevan apparte ant la veuve Roman
du c6te de la rue Baronne propete auonrd GU CT
Jean at mi
trouven CONSTANT maison base en- brque conyere
On II
II ans appsrtenans d Ia dite succession.
Ia
sur proprieie sasdecre date a y de anyie
au tank do pour cent Pan usqua para placement ct
balance du ps disqualification compliant; ct fescaye
compliant au moment de fadjudication.
| je2 10 II q jy5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
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~ m 4 ~ 49,
y,,nr NOR N 81 III, ~ rurrro,, $50.
ia ~ ", GALVESTON steamship
I. e ~ es..le y owner on board.
HAVhE. Fer ship Lemnel DyeD: u cases kirsch
Mairnan. 4 pkgs mdse to 3 Rocherean &co i do {
Frigerio. Jr ~ pkgs cigars to Fischer Is pipes
gin J q Tar9os - casks brandy n Banngarden. 1
eask wine narx y 90 A y Hine Is pipes gin
z0o0 deml1sns Preau Colterie / pkgs mdse Bon
enfant 4 d. Leyerrier, 8 do Magee.5 do NAL
lard. DO 3 Lutzenberger l3 do Stlirzenegeer Il
Eternen.. do Nautre &co 8 do L Deloche &co .
Do Lapice 4 Bro. % bbls wine cks wine hf csk
g g cases llqIo!s Gerard 70 pkgs mdse to Shark
Stanher zoo. 2 DC Marburg u Foster ~ do Piozeri
I'll do q Robin. do Sybrandt ECO Il do De Castro
IL do o Dnp0nsel. s. do to A Chol eco. 21 cases
liquors 2cks wine do brandy Banchin & Gerard.
casea pEpnes Bassett. 728 cases absynthe ~ cks
wine 4 tubs cheese N Currin. 4 csk wine P Renkel
] doP 4 Levy &c0. i do oil A A Peychaud &eo i
eases pisnos Eehrenheck. Edo to Lucien. i do T.
GnenwaM do Thiele q Seller. q cases mdse to
!acguin aco lido TO Rimnilho, Il do Esconde b
chanx. 4 do Gni1let. i do to A Jacquet Is do
Campiglio g do Marburg & Foster. Z do l. Moulor.
,a 81 = na9ianger eco. 40 HENDERSON q flames
Gin III bxa cheese Piaggi Viosca Jr. .53 bxs cheese
Nv q Nv " oasseas wne Laata 1reres log
80 - a N M, ~ ssi issd y 4 ca, , q
Liner. i06 bskcts jo 4 Rochereau SEQ y cases ID
B Kock &co. .2S7 pkgs mdse Cramer Aco 8 do N
hock: = 60 syme 4 do 3 Marmilion 2s DO to 2
ASs RossIon " =, n RarraSo u ~ - W
Ts;,To f1s < Al w,ee 4 49, :, II ~ W,. w
d. Brnusseau Sco. II d. q Gariman. . do fonnarn
900 demijons B Talamon. 50 cases kirsh Barel Geo
;ri psss muse me- o. i 40 = 40 css
xrstronr So n TaII Sco a. 4 R1ss Mi laes
60. % do j Deynoodt 81 do Caballero & Basualdo.
2 40 Jacquet Do Roman Kernion. 20 do to
Mayer BROS DO Kittredge q Folsom. so cases of
padTaans;ila : my nnser x ~ 90 Maou casks 40
Wnsto vi cases battlss Az. naI bguIm ~
vine Rn,hon 1noN " hts oao cs III:
stones Tittefton u Nagee. IS pkgs mdse Bockins.
do Gnerinau, 10 do F Rimailho q do p Tricon fs
1 p ~ 40 Y Wisnaar DO r Aldige AGO. 20
Holmes t. M MleeGn nssposs rites
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Steamer yE"torsa L. A Welton master leaves yicksburg
for Memphis. every ~ GSD AY, AT II NJ.
Steamer late brishee Nanns master leaves Vicks-
burg for Manlph every SATURDAY, It IL NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, master, leaves Vicks.
burg for Memphis every MONDAY, at l. NJ.
Three placed resu.
arly in the lrade between rbur and Mem rnrrig
alternate W III the Memghis and Nav Orleans Packets
leaving Vtcksburg Monday, Tuesday inray IL
o'cl OK NJ arriving al Napoleon the P. NJ
ing close connections there with the Arkansas
Packets.
Frssh reaeGted and passengers ,icketed through
VCksburg Nemphs 10 all pons each those rivers
within the bounds OF the tils Of tie Packets.
Close connections also '4aHcs Landing the
Memphis and NcksbnrE Pa kes with the Stage lines running
from that poi and at Meupns ~it Ire Memp baes-
on Rsifotd ths Monl and OHIO Railroad and the fackets
for ST. Louis aud Louisville.
Passeng desiring take this leave New Orleans
Sunday Monday and FridtS evenings 6 p NJ Train
the New Orleans, Jackson Ciie orthem
arriving ut Nckshurg next day Il 80 A. NJ leaving on
one oil tho Vickseug Memphis buckets IL NJ arriving
At Mem his the seenId event thereafter Il. NJ, making
direct concession with the evening of the Memphis
Charleston Railroad.
Nor ihoue ii kes aud further nfornatiou apply Mt the
office e the Sew Orleans. Jackson Nariheln Rail-
road Company nnier the rio4 the Teie-
grab olhcs. 50 -"
n tk lis. tl,.t, tta,
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SHERIFFS SALEs.

HIS
!: sss
aa e I'll pbe s
the promises hsreilafer desienaed MONDAY, the
sss
s IN and canal ss c T., II e s
First p,rc Of I'll, city and snown the Aerchsns Hotel
sa!rsaasl.d sy ' sad n.ovs Mt to hi. creditors.
rERMs-Cash on the spot. -
i,slln Sheriff of he + Parish nas Il Orleans.
SIKH p.,s,s, sEE EonERT NOR
J, ss 81 s. sss e ss. e
e public the
s s,s Gs%p and Magaa'ns Streets on THURSDAY june
certain man, slave for life, named LAWRENCE
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
srxIr1r couR De Drsrnlcr} JOHN NJ. LEE vs.. ROBERT
yEKTT d%m ds saisis
+ MGpFee % ; sass srs
Commune emit les du Camp ct des Magasns, la
L'escase nomms LAWRENCE, Negro age denviron ynst
sasi dams raffaire ci-dessus
coNDITIoNs-oomptan an momsn. de Rehabilitation.
n,s Is n Jess Sheriff de la Parosse dorls.ns
Fousrs DISTRICT couTr} JOEL ;, SAWYER vs. PAUL
n VHRTyE q ws,s p 1seEi tae IL to
Of New Oresn in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell at puolic auction, the tity Hotel street.
= H. se @
terest Of the defendant Paul Marcelin, in and to-
z A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the -
buildings and improvements thereon situated in the First s
S 3 ss
on Cara street by 26 feet inches and Hines in depth
tween parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit. .''
TERMS Cash on the spot '+s w. .4
E. T. PARKER. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ouArRIExE cogR DE DISTRACT JOEL. B. SAWYER VS.
della }PAUI. MARCEIiN-No H.
49, honyelie. Orleans. 49,
ENN VNRTU dun writ de fferl facias a moi
addresse par honoah Quasrame Cour District de
Nouye lie Orleans dams paare desus srocedera JE
", de JUN 1853 midi rHote de la Cite de la
Commune, entire les du Camp es Magasns la
pnnaue ct de les dros ttres nteet
defendeur Paul Marcalin, a. Ar
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, sttue dams lie Premier District
De cette ve dams Flet borne les ope Clara
Martin ct Euphrosine % peds de Clara
sur 6 peds ponces ct gnes de profondeur gnes
parallees.
Ensemble batisses Ell authorizations qui sly
trouvent.
LIE tout saisi dams l'affaire ci dessus.
eoNDlTloNS-Comptant au moment de Padjudication.
E. T. PARKER,
-mys ny ~ leS y Sherif de Ia Paroisse d'0rleans
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Of Orleans FOSTERING 27s4
pS VIRTUE of a writ of pltlries fieri factas
- 10 directed by the honorable the SIKH District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
public auction, the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine s.rests SATURDAY, June 25th
1859 Il O'Clock, NJ the following described
TWO CERTAIN LOTS DF G oUND. situated in tia teA
Fourth District of this city in the square bounded by
DFyades, Dennis First Second lot. El
each 80 feet less fir ST. Dennis street. os
l25 feet less in depth.
will fully appear by reference to the
roll of said District filed the office Of the
Of this city.
Toseer with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cusfl Ont ia
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 18th INST, at 8 p. NJ.
49, Fust hssWER VEa ssAs, BAYOU
lsaLstss Macon, Fosd, Monticello Dee field CFockes
Pgiot, Warsaw, Trinity and all intermediate
1Hdng on Bayou Macon and Black River The iew, light
ddrmsat psseueer packet Steiner Kate Dale, John T.
Morton will leave rbnge. For reght
having comfortable accommodations apply on board.
N1RGIKIUS q. DENTXEL.
jt6 Id errtsin"
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