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Y "Where shall put this paper so as
to be sure of seeing it to morrow 2" inquir-
ed Mary Jane of her brother Charles. "On
the looking-glass." was his prompt reply.
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x We suppose there can be no dispu-
ting the fact that the frs: A,kis expedition
was got up by Noah.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

y Provoking.-To dream you have lots
of money, and then wake up and find
yourself nothing but printer
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

z A wise man will speak we'll Of his
neighbor, love his wife, and pay for his
newspaper.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

~ Cicero gives expression TO beautiful
thought when he says, "a go from life as
from an inn, not as from home"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

D The vanity Of human life is like
river, constantly passing away, and yet con-
siantly coming on Pope.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

~ Scrutinize lawyer closely when he
advises you TO avoid litigation, and doctor
when he drinks your health.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

II An Illinois editor says his party is
on the verge of precipice, but calls upon
1t to march steadily ahead' A bad leader
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

q 1t may sound like paradox, yet the
break of both of an armt's wings is pretty
sure way to make it fly.
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Y A little girl describes a snaks as a
thing that's tale all the way up 10 the
head.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

= According to the articles Of war, i,
is death to stop cannon ball.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

2 How TO get ink out of Linen--Jerk
the dsUii out OF his shirt.
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q Many good things are lost because
they are not secured when first noticed.
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q "virtue is like arich stone, best plain
set."-Bdeon.
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To J. BURLiNo, DR..

For collecting of Richard Roe -
Commission $4,000
And all the crowd kept stopping TO read,
so that there was all the while two or three
hundred people standing on the Doctors
pavement and reading first my bill and
then his sign, and making their jokes. ]
had hired the chair for the whole afternoon,
but he hadn't stood this more than fifteen
minutes before he comes 10 the door, and
says, come here, you rascal, and | wen, in
and took thirty dollars OF this money, and
left the bill receipted."
"But my friend, don't your impuden,
ways often get you into some scrapes are
you not afraid some one will some day
break your head :"
"Break whose head 2" he thundsred
"didn'i Col. S. of New Orleans, a man that's
killed seven men in duels, when went 10
dun him at the Astor House-didn't he
grab me by the slack of my breeches, and
hold me ont the fifth story window, and
shake me there above the pavement, and
say shall let you fall and brake your neck
on the stones: or take you in and kick yor
down stairs ?'
"Well," said I, anxiously, "what did yor
! do then !n
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adopted to The Prevalent Causes of Death,
Broken Bridges-Mipiaeed Stsiiehes- Coils
ions Crossings Un,oatched-M Making up Lost
Itme-Dra,u. Bridges Open Wi;hoM Signals,
ETC.
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was taken to his residence and considered to be dam
gerousy wounded.
1t was freely circulated about the streets yesterday
that all the cutting took place at the same spot and
time and that Carr, having been insulted BY Gnern,
cut the police officers because they took Gaerin's
side. This story Is entirely destitute Of truth.
When Poole undertook to arrest Carr, he did not
know who had been cnt, or what the row was, and
hacas and the other officers, being ignorant at the
time Of what Poole bad undertaken to arrest Carr for
went after Carr for cutting Poole. Two men, named
Thomas bacon and Peter Harrison, were arrested on
Front First District yesterday afternoon
upon Information that they had been concerned with
Carr in his cutting. In what manner they were con-
| cerned we did not hear.
LOUISIANA GREYs.-This band Of our citizen sol.
| diery went on target excursion yesterday. They
rddled one board, swept good things from another,
and had fine time generally.
WASHINGTON BASE BALL CLUB-This new cIub
played game In the Third District yesterday after
noon-Mr. G. F. Faber acting as umpire and scorer.
One side beat the other badly, will be seen from
the following score: r.
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osE MORE UNFORTUNATE, weary Oh Drea'o'
rasnly importanate' gone 10 ner deasn' Nancy
Manu. 70 years OF age, fair and once innocent LOOK
iaodanum on saturday, and qnitted Ire OF poverty
anu suzanne, IL oen VI inquiry a. .ue .ofnef -
.lu'eo aau e"u es.ee :. vas eau sne VIZ ."e
"ns 'ue cop 'u.o .ue uai, ~ .'s
aha"a w.. s' ~ one ""o " Tsa c,.oaau,s
.o0s;.. 'nas y, .e e.''' Ne o'''A
''.N'>s ""'' eu'e'ue " 'a"'a"u"'
hlssisG.-Capt. DAVIS, residing a. the corner OF
Chestnnt and second Streets reported TO the Fontn
Dstr'et ponce on SATURDAY that bis mother. ~ years
OF age, and insane had escaped from his residence
sue Is a small thin woman lett home without Don
ne' OF sna"i may De aole 70 tell ner name Dos MOI
Wn ~. sue hses' ln'elieence OF ner Whereabouts
vii. oe 'nanh'uhy received Dy Capt. y.
young ano neas'y dressed efi' with . httie Tin
oueAe' - neF nano' caAeo, Gay or tHo slnce' ~
tne residence OF MI. A. ". Hunter, No. 40 Camp
street, one looked IKE scnooi GIRL and her bucket
was found to have contained Luncheon. Who she
was or Wnele sne came from could NOT oe tound out
Tor the Child was found to be deaf and dumb. She
was Kept ana kinoiy cared ior. on SATURDAY, Mr.
Hunter moved TO anotner residence on Apollo street,
between Josephine ana jackson ana was me IN
tention to take the girl along with the family Dur
'"6 'ns '--e' Wv o.. ~
has not been neara OF since. her Doekes ano some
OF her otner property remain wltn Tue family. 1ne
visit and disappearance OF tne girl were eqaaiiy re-
markable and mysterious
! AccIDENTs-Wm D. Murphy, workman on the
Opelousas Railroad, fell from hand-truck coming
down the road on Saturday, and was run over and
had one of his legs completely crushed. He was
brought over to Charity Hospital, where the manged
| limb was amputated without delay, by DR.. Stone
Last evening he was doing as well as could be ex.
pected in such case. He had with him $3.50 in
cash. which he gave to one of the Sisters Of Charity
with the request that, il he should die, she would
give 5000 to some down town charitable institution
| which he named; $40 to the Washington Monument
and the rest to be expended in putting decent tomt
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COTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
undersigned, sole agents of tbs B1ENyILLE COTTON
SEED OIL MANDATORY of Msssrs. P. Martin Co.,
constantly hand supply of this superior article
which ready sell the most favorable terms. As
will by reference to the suboined certificates the OIL
has fully tested by planters and merchants who give
BLANCH1N l. GIRAUD,
No. A Old Leyee.
We have established depots the following places
V. MAURIN. Donaldsonyille.
vARALDI 4 PHELPS, Paincouville.
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux
DUFREsEE 4 HUNT. Bayou Goula.
ROTH, DEBIIEUx Co.. Pleeuemine, and the principal
Grocers in this city.
ASSUMPTION, August q, 1859.
During rolng season. the Cotton Seed made by
r. Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights Sugar
Augusn and Wha plantations o. W. Pugh
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pugh's New Hope plantation, and the
plantation of H. j. Boaner Co.. and in every respect
found equal, if superior, to either whale or lard OIL
signed) A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859.
certify used Cotton Seed Oil for lighting my
Sugar House. and consider equal any fish oil we have ever
used-it giving clear light and less trouble than most
whale oil.
csgned) vENANT HEBERT
ASSUMPTION, June 9, 1889
Take pleasure stating that have used the Cotton Seed
OIL manufactured by Messs p Martin Co.. and found it to
give complete satisfaction.
(signed) A.GENTILE
yDurpg the rolling used The Cotton Seed OIL
from the mandatory Of Messrs p Martin Co. This oil
burns we'll sperm whale oilgives smoke and
tire'y offensive SMELL Although commenced
ing earlier ended later than the preceding crop
being much larger used barrels oil less than previously
(Signed) @. FuGH.
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1859.
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing test the
| f whi haya
ceeded as follows:
We filled lamps equal size with the following oils One
with Bleached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lsrd OIL
one with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed Oil-he
being from the mandatory Of Messs Martin Co., of this
city.
The lamps lighted at O'Clock p NJ, aud left bnrning
The next morning, at O'clock found that
the Whale and had been entirely consumed At
o'clock A. NJ the lamp with the Sperm Oil The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning ard giving bright s.oady
flame at IL A. M, when it out being satisfied
with the result experiment. and although might
continued burning greater length of lime. In Judgment
Cotton Oil is for lighting superior all
others being moreover free from smoke offensive smell.
(sgueD POTHIER FAUCHEUXr
sel2 2n6tlm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sncosp D.s1nc1 GouRr suceEssI9H OF BENJAMIN
ksnds has pssi''onsa The su!s er ts,es
q AdmnsIa,ion The estate Of The late benjamin Kendg
Notice hereby given all whom IT NAV concern to show
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgssaS oogH n5s5sIcr DE REs5A
ATTENDU que El,1abeth KendIg, ,yssve
les 10 m
feu Benjamin Kendg, decide ntesiat- =
avo dsdnire sous dix urs les rasons pour les
quees u ne craft pas fat droi: la dlte petition.
Oslo J. L. KELLY, Depus srefier.
NoTIcE T r. STATE y ~ TAX lPAsKxEEgss.-rHE
DIsis s rH 30 the a. ss% Nd a p
s MSnSsS q na
ton.
a. A. '0T Recorder First District.
AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLEs:.-LE ROLLS
cts Represenatf exposes salon No is City Hall
ss d SpS ais
H. NJ. SUMMERS
oil got Recorder du Premier District.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERs.-THI
board # will meet Il Room No
sls instant and Saturday, the 18Th Of No
vember p,oximo review the action of the Board of
ff from s 81 time tho
Rolls exposed for examination and correction by th
Board OF Aessos August and September of the
year.
The undersigned will be in attendance daily
A NJ. till O'clock r. NJ for thirty days from the Sd inst.
exhibit the Assessment Rolls and receive such application
for relief as may made JEO. A. WATKINS,
Secretary Of Board Of Super Of Assessment
New Orleans, October l, 1889.
Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONSIST
des lnspeceurs d'Assesement sassemblerent sslo
No Is City Hail. midi les unds lie TO- IL "a ct 81 d'oe obr
courant Samed lie de novemSe proclaim. pour nspecte
actcn du Conse des Asseseur ct de recevor les appca
ons aide de qui etc absent willie
lie que les rolls dassesement etc exposes pom
inspection correction e Consist des Assesseurs
| ct spptembre de cette AIMEE
sousgne present les jours 10 heurea A.
jnsqua heures p NJ pour rene jours psrant du de
no psur expose les dasesseent pour telle
| applications pour aide qui pourront 6tre faites.
JNO. A. WATKINS,
secretsire du Conseil Inspectors d'Assessement
Nouvele-O Orleans lei d'cctobre 1853. oil tn5
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NJorICE-Mr. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN poy day, and holds full Of Aor-
per passed before james Graham Notary Public Of
this city.
New Orea s, July IA, 1852 jyl5 en-
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For SHERIFF OF JEFFERSON PARIsH.-The atten-
ton of our many readers in Jefferson parish is IN
vited to the announcement of the name Of W. z.
Coleman, ESQ., as candidate for the office Of Sheriff,
at the election of the first Monday OF November.
There is no foundation for the that Mr. Coleman
intends to withdraw from the canvass. He has no
such intention, but will continue worthy candidate
for the peoples surages until the election shall de-
eide the question.
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For CAL1roRsIA.-The United States Mail Steam.
ship Companys steamship Empire City is advertised
to leave her wharf on the Goth. Application for
through tickets may be made to 8. Devisser l. Co.,
"a Magazine street
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PRoF. VEG AS DANCING AcADEMY.-The season is
certainly open now and no mistake, for one of the
most noted Of the regular Introductory events has oc
cured and this is the announcement of the opening
Of the academy OF that famous maitre de danse Prof.
]. Vegas, which takes place on the 18th instant,
when Odd Fellows Hall will be again vitalzed by
the occurrence within It's walls Of the pleasant re-
unions of the cheerful young company which as
sembles to learn the polite accomplishment from their
unequaled instructor For particulars readers are Ne
fered to the advertisement elsewhere published.
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SUCCESSION OF BENJAMIN DnYtE-POsITIvE SALE
Of desirable Country Seat 10 the parish of Livingston
BY ROBERT ARMFIELD,

n,E6 SALE
BY ROBERT ARMFZELD,
SATURDAY, November 9Th. 1 1s5s, at IL
Ss Ss sD
on 8 s
saas p SSns$'
Harvey and BY lands owned Tor lately owned BY
Also TRACT 81 land adjoining the above containing
fifteen bounded north and ives. lands lately
ewnsd' ! CARR x lands s
Containing ana Cabinet ane garden and about two
As ssl Il fa9iiEa.lea
Wells Notary ps at the
PRIVATE SAFE OF HIGHLY y yA iS TRACT
McDonogh lands.
BY LIB. WALTON.
AuorIoHEsR-Offce. 10 Bank Place.
HIGHLY valuable tract of land aujoin-
he isnd late e 1hs g5opsrty q t9s
Ea eonsnns o " ID
considered the valuable in State
only for the quantity Of and other timber
which bn for The H5Se a9ss of is soil M
10 Bank Place. SEE If
n ETOWALaH. BlDWELL,, DEALER IN PORK and
FSa to Il has
tween Magazine and Foucher streets. o3 I'm
give nd s SR nv R saIs
r ad eennes,ng r1reads whereby thy
Ing Of notes valuable PACKAGES baggage
from all parts n, Of the e, North n East and West
Also, LOCAL EXPRESS to and from Orleans Vicks-
burg Jackson aud Canton and stations the New Or
leans jackson and Great sorthern The Mississippi Central
and Southern !Miss2 RaGsds BY passenger trai"s
for the Northern, Eastern Western cities daily
through by land route. ' ''
Until the completion Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
freeh's for Memphis and North will dispatched 10
Vicksburg bv rail thence by river destination, -
PARTICULAR TON given the early for yardipr
all articles of nature Feigh. 1or
off the line of the ads should ba marked with
the the station where il intended be left.
freight forwarded Eopres will be received at the
Office and at the Passenger Depot corner
Calliops and Magnolia streets.
Articles be forwarded by Express will be edered with
out extra charge.
Fer rates, ETC. enquire at the office 96 Camn street
o3 ltn j. j. MCKEEVER, Agent,
DEMDVkI-GLAPP. MITGHEIL 4 JACK have re-.
IL moved from 81 and Ga Graver No. IS
Msraz'ne street. No. IL Bank Place. where they
receiving opening larg and seesonuhe stock of
ends invite the attention Of buyers
ID EEgsey Ag-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
II of the FIRE to No. Is Barcnne street.
iel6 H. W. LoNH.
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lost her life in ST. Louis on the 81 inst by the expo
sion of camphene lamp.
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AUCTION SALES.

CREDIT SALE ~. LOTS or WINTER CLOTHING AND |
shrs. Mer inc shirts and Drawers.
BY BLACHE f. lea Ul1ONT.
Auction Rooms, II cbsrtres street.
~ n. at ,asf suction rooms Il Csales street. viii DO
200 lots Of Winter Clothing.
ss-rERas@ssss sale se''00 ''' ana D'AS'''' es
CREDIT sALE-loO BOOTS and SHOES. HATS and
Gaps.
BY BLACHE f. BEAUMONT.
Auction Store, II Chartres street.
M IT, al heir s"c,o" rooms. No. Il chss,rss viii
100 cases Boots and shoes.
20 cases of Meas assorted Hats.
ss-TERMs-At. ais ''~' N'''- -. o.
EMBRoIDER les ............EM RRoIDERIRs
BY E. ROGER + CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud Hyde 4 Coz
,heil auction t room No. s. oId Lerse iset Win b
81 lots of fine Embrodtres consisting CT Collars Bands etc.
DAMAGED GOODS. DAMAGED GOODS.
BY E. ROGER f. co.
formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
:. h.f aaa,sn NJ
be Of whom it nay nm hoard
''f a.. k kfa s.. ts% New YORK. do
CREDIT SALE OF FohEIsS AND DoMh sAi' I'M
| BY E. ROGER e. CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud. Hyde Coz
n INIT IT, ID csa. Street A. vi.
| ''''- 10 cases IA Beaehed and Brown sheeng.;
R R;snshsS G Glsas vs,,,u, an .,i.r.s
il bales n Brown shsstlns. .'' ~ .
Foreign Dry Goods Consisting Fnslih
s rs o ns LEA .ni.s nans
simefes satine Cloths Tweeds, shaws and Poltt Ban
Tsns nos
inns Bieached Brown and Drills, Apacns, White
1872 sRTERSsHovers $500 ninety days credit.
Goods can be examined early on the mornng o. SALE o0
| EXTENSIVE SALE OF PLUMBEhs' STOCK and TOOLS
piana'ions Filters Tools ETC., at auction
| without reserve.
BYLB. WALT0N,l
| Auct oneer-ofHce 10 Bank Place.
MONDAY. October II, 1859, beginning nj
Wax \ ~ s s fourth y v p sas do On
Of The e,sd9s hs s s s snrs a
snce Of he stock Of merchandise tools
and in H. s9,e No.
| Cooking bar room Office and heating stoves
Marble Slabs, Composition Mantels, Pumps, Boilers
n.meisd stevpsn, sa1eepns and Betsrs Water Rams
large and Pnmng
IT., tie tsr ssn e. "a AZ a k11 M.,bires
300 feet Gas Machines suitable for hotels plantations etc
large stock Pipe and Gas Filters and other Tools
Thi- stock be sold without rye and offers fine
portuuy engaged IN the business and others
want of the articles enumerated
No. % Ga@n suest, three days prior to the sale. 1870
y-So goods to BE- delivered until after the sale is com
peted. o.
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SUCCESSlON Or LOfAN MChNlfhl-FJSltkS oaLE
Of Elagant Residence in the Fourth District Offering
opportunity purchase Beautiful Dwelling with
Guilty. .ed Grounds adjoining the residence Of R. H. Short
ESQ., belonging to the succession of Logan Mcknight Esq.,
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, 27th day Of October. at 10
the st. Charles Exchange ST. Charles street,
by Of the Hon. p r. Morgan Judge of the
matter of the above success ion will be sold
The beautiful residence of the late Logan Mcknight Esq.,
the Fourth District Cato 1afsyett in the
bounded by Coliseum e Plaquemine street, Washington,
Prytania and Fourth streets.
The ground nice lots measuring 26 feet AZ inches
front Coliseum street 2l4 feet 6x inches front Fourth
129 feet deep line parallel to Coliseum street
thence 50 feet ne parallel to Fourth street. thence SO
point Of beginning l25 feet nches and line parallel
to said Fourth street.
The built elevated about feet from the
ground, containing large parlor dining bed
the first floor and tho attic with pRne china Closets store
room, etc., ETC.
The yard is we'll paved large cisterns with
powerful force attached and in Fact
TO render 1t desirable both to comfort and elegance.
shrubbery fruit and shade trees portion in
plete order
property adons the elegant residence of R. H. Short
Esq., in the OF erection and other beautiful dwell
we'll settled neghbohood The plan j. exhibition
of Auctioneers in the ST. Charles Exchange.
Ar TERMS-Onethrd cash. balance in ard two years.
in eqra insanens for notes secured by mortgage the
and per cent final yment paid maturity. Inn.
be kept insured and policy transferred the
Wishing visit the property do applying
Act Of before W. Peters, Notary expense the
| purchaser. ss26
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CPALDlNss d HO..ERs, AMPHiTaEATER AND
y Museum Commercial Place and st. CbaTles street
o. H. spading. ..nsnsgsr'
The Celebrated and Original
Buckleys' .5.r
ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. October 10 and II,
great Of DARK DoINGs, original s,d eel ected
Concluding with Ros.in's BEAUTIFUL opera CINDER ELLA
or, The Little Glass clipper.
H1-Admssion 80 Colorsa GALLERY 2S cer.s
Doors open at halfpss o'clock Curtain rises half
81 Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR-
DAY NooN ol0
A KMORY H ALL.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
-oy-
LOVEI
TIE MAGICIAN AND vENrRILoQU
ADoors open at O'Clock Performance comm ence q.
quarter to 8, precisel
sSCads Of Adm ssion 90 cents; Children Servants u
CENTS Reserved Sc ts, IS cents.
GRAND
Drawlng-ROom Entertainment.
| Will be given
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 49,
For the accommodation OF Families Schools
Ing at IL O'Clock. Doors o'clock admis
sion to Morning Entertainment rs cents-old young
H5-Wednesday Eyenng-Beneat Of Mime LOVE, and pos
Sety the last light OF Prof. Love- when he will Introduce
the frat time In this city, the spectacle Dsp
pearancs of a Lady. ol0
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CPALulNss d alD aERs, AMPHlTHEATER AND
y Museum Commercial Place and b. Charles street.
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Dates OF Departure of European. California
and Havana Mails, for October, 1850.

closed m consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
cities Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway swedou Poland Russia Ionan Isands ETC..
sent from the Post-on1cs New York semi weekly.
"A mall for the India Islands Will be sent by this
steamer.
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yt& FOR ALE OR LEASE-A SMALL FARM.
S1ituae In the pa,h Of at % minutes ride from
by Shell Road, and the sarrOllton Railroad
passing stepping times within 20 yards Of the
having fine dwelling house wi rooms kitchen, barn. sta
yard and stables AID other improvements for
Portable country resid stocked with peach
fig and other trees; land is high and
dry With hrea hands large revenue can be made
with little labor Tho whole under good picket fence.
Terms &C., LIBERAL Possession Immediately Apply to
A. MAERIN,
Ct of Cont st. and Exchange A1'ev.
CLASSIC MUSIC SOCIETY-AT MEETING of
~ the Classic Music Society held the 4h
decided that series of Six Concerts shall again b,
given this winter The Concerts will be composed Of Classic
and Modern, Orchestral and Vocal Music
The dates Of the Co1cars and also OF the first rehearsal will
DO announcer in dine ii
Snbscrp with the undersigned, where ap
plicalts may leave their names
William t@usntsll President, A. linton street.
r. Mcdowell. Vice President, 90 Gravier st.
L. Piderit, Treasurer, 4! Garondelet street.
Theo Drome, Secretary % Clstomhousa st.
Henry Rodawali 70 aaron eet street.
j. NJ Wagner. l6 Garondelet street.
Count Mean rs Bourbon street.
i. Fischer, 16 Carondelet street.
j. r. HeNnke, 3is Carondolat street
g. f!ol,ignon 10 Paniab. Buildings. Also At
l. Gahirits Nusr Store OIL Canal swat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10
iI7o tn q NOTARIEs OF NEW OHLEAN

records of absent Notas often sought for In van
would respectfully propose to all commissioned Notare OF
city New Orleans that they ndvdn lily Examine the list
published in Directory for 1852 and then fur
ns m through Post Office Otherwise wi til such om
sions corrections may appear
Nv object Is to furnish complete list OF Eoaries in my
forthcoming Directory for 1860.
CHARLES GARDNER,
ot0 q No. Commercial flace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10

ID EEgpyAEx--I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
ielS If R.W. LONG.