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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-27

COUNTY TEMPERANCE MEETING "A Meeting Of
representatives from most of the Townships and
organizations Of the County, assembled at Good
Templars Hall, on Saturday, pursuant to a call is
sued for the epurpose of obtaining an expression of
opinion as TO the propriety of holding Mass Con-
yention, at which to perfect thorough county or
ganzation.
Capt. J. G. McCurdy was called to the chair; and
J. A. Spencer ana w. W. Gould, appointed secle'
tares.
The following resolution was adopted
ResOlped, That the friends of Temperance, ire.
spective Of organization, hold Mass Temperance
Convention in township, on day Of 1859
On motion, J. A. Spencer, John Watson, Rev. D.
stratton, J. F. Keller NJ E. Higley, Rufus Law,
D. +. Melliam, were appointed Business Commit
tee.
Communications from the friends of the cause in
Berea, and the City Council, inviting the Conven-
tion to meet at that place; also from Brecksville,
to the same purport, were referred to the Business
Committee.
Adjourned to2P.M
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Nor BAD.-At the Masonic Banquet, the fol-
lowing volunteer toast was offered by Sir knight
Peter Thatcher, but not handed in in time for our
report:
THE BADoR OF OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN GENE
RAI-The level surmounted by Cock-They teach
both humility" and how 'to crow"
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GnarapErs.

FNI3 mi AyING AND LITHOGRAPHING I
a. BURRIDGE,W WOOD
ID ENGRAYERs AND LITHosRAPHERs Bank
iraat llnvaanh o.
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Opsters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. s. "a -
" MALTBYyS Qate Holt 3 Aiaithy's) NSSNkfV
CELEBRArED OYSTERS will be ab
RECEIV ED ID ALLY,
From his establishment ia Baltimore put mp In cans, an
,garrented fresn and good, no sale - . -
GEOGRAPHICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
STEERS CLANS, Spiced Oysters and Sarltnes Kept con-
Bal1mo1s New York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
Gill be received daily by Express.
* OVA NGES LEMONS, and CIGARS, by the hox.
~ W. W. GAINES, Agent,
oc2 No s3 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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Adjourned to2

Meeting assemble pursuant to adjournment
The Report of the Business Committee was read
and accepted. 1t recommends the holding of the
proposed Mass Convention at Berea, on Thursday.
the 25th day of August, and the following resolu-
ton for adoption
ResOiDed, That Central Committee of five be
appointed by this meeting, and that the friends Of
temperance in each township and organization be
requested TO appoint Committee Of Arrange
ments TO Immediately report to the said Central
Committee.
The Committee of Arrangements to be empower
ed to act as a Finance Committee.
They also recommended Constitution for a
County organization, TO be presented for ratihca-
ton at the Mass Convention.
The business Committees report, after Consid-
cradle discussion was adopted
The following persons were selected as Central
Committee:
W. W Gould, John Watson, Geo. P. BurweT,
d. w. Gage, and NJ. II, Allardt,
Mr. stratton offered the following, which was
adopted.
ResolBed, That the friends of Temperance in
adjoining counties, especially the members Of TEN
peranc0 organizations, be requested to attend
our Mass Convention an mdSse
The Central Committee announced that they ha(
selected W. W Gould as Chairman; NJ. H. Allardt
Secretary; aud d. w, Gage, Treasurer. They al
so requested that the several representatives pres
ent lay the subject of raising finances be fore Their
several organizations.
Mr.. Keeler moved that committee Of nine bC
appointed TO present names to the Mass Conven-
tion for officers Of a county organization.
J,F. Keller NJ. + HigleY, Jacob Foster, John
Watson, c. Il, Bakeslee, George T. Barnum, A
II. Needham, Horatio Ford, and Rufus Law
Mr.. Stratton offered the following, which wa
adopted
Rcsolped, That the Central Committee be au
thorized to Immediately engage speakers for the
Mass Convention on the 25th Of August, contrae
for all necessary printing and draw on the TEN
perance Societies Of the county for the require,
| funds.
After the passage'of resolution returning thank
to Cleveland Temple. of the Good Templars 70
the use Of their hall. the meeting adjourned.
j. GMoCURDY, President
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Boor0inQ.

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
Id Public Square and by the Stone Churchone Of the
uleasautest In the cthas heon thoroughly re-
paired and is open for BOarders Families wishing 70
furnish their rOOmsc accommodated with large
and convenient rooms bedro0ms and Single H0ardefs
and Day Borders will find good Recommendations on rea
sonnhe terms LADIES' net excluded. References given
and received, apriRO \. W. hOhhlIIs
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REMOVAL

nR. b. +. ROBINSON HAS RE
J moved his Dental ONCE to his residence, N 46
O0ol N -four doors North ofthe NJ &c Church, where e
viii be happy all Of his former patrons or any 9TH
srs Uha may need his services.
Cleveland. March 20 ls5S-mhAi.dt -,
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DENTIST.
DR. w. J. GUILD HA s REMON
ed his Dental Office TO Room No Is Hoffman block
superior street East Of Public square, South Of y All
VIM need the service DENTIST viii sAYe themselves
much SII FERfNC} AS we'll as MONEY by giving him
Elec ricy used mitigate pain for those who de-
sire Il, ...-., o ,rr,r,rtr r,y5upnpn
On cold Silver Porcelain and Nucanlzed Rubber Base,
m mo hest manner Teeth in from $40 10 $50 God
dilmgs according to size the cavity from 505 upward
ms
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GUTTA ROHA B ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
~ m DENTIST.

Is ured and all varieties Of aTtlhesl teeth ar
nuf mn In the hest manner. W. Is lNGEhSOLl4i.
No HI Mar6s Block, superior street. Cleveland, o.
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Att'ps & GonusGllOts.

AH'ps & GOnusrIlOrs.
~ j. DIOKMAN, ATTORNEY At
~ LAW Office o. er the Merchants Bark. Cleve-
and, Ohio. ieb2iR20
pROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
~ AT LAW. Atwater Buildings, foot ol Superior st.
Cleveland, Ohio.
D. W BROOKS. L. W. FoRn.
teb6
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW Office No. 80, SuperoT-st
Cleveland. Ohio s. WILLIAMSON.
ian2l A. @. RIDDLE.
NHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Aney and Counselor at LawOice q Superior s., over
CITY Rank. lanl5;dly
DALMER q AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il At LAW, Office over Commercial Bank
A SPER, j. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren, lrumbull County Ohio. ofice, No. ~
Market street, dec3-du
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WaEAr IN LoRAIN.-The Eyhs Democrat Of
the 22d says
Since our last issue there has been a decided
improvement in the prospect Of wheat in this
county 80 We learn from farmers in various
townships who had until recently believed
their wheat was ell killed. Many fslds are
undoubtedly ruined, but the crop will exceed
that Of last year. t'f Hr7
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Bankers.

n l. WHITMAN. N. NJ. srANDART. w sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Bealers In Foreign and Domestic EK
change. No Superior street We draw direct Lon
don and viii furnish Drafts tor any amount gsySbls a. az
and Germany COLLECTIONS made on all ACCESSIBLE points
throughout the United States aud Cauadas marS:B
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PARIS, January, ls

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street. Cleveland who will suDplV tha
Annie do Femme" at the Proprieters prices
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BY n. vIGN1r.

streets at the corner Of Leyee Spain nd EDsisu ssrs
y; Il I: &. ~: 8 "a
e ss s ss ssrs s,I &; e Z Tass = II
sutbaidinss ihsrson. ' - - -
Los No ssls. ths q s,ss md Eashin ssss.
Cd I'd o re-. e q E~sG
+ al y es &c ,a s & ;s. e ss z 4.
tory street Tossker isns Esuss 4 he eorner I've
e.. 1;:: s:' f's'''s fsssss -. si.ss sh
nu n4''d III he s' October i = .. mt = go per =
e. y 1 1 e s s: Ss Il
II - 4. ss =: g. -
streets and sas..s,ss ~ ~ - lie. font o. Lsvss
81 Ms: I.
ss sass ss.ss 8. =. = s. ss
sse, ETC. shsds hydnnt. g: as. z =
siss g 81: 49, 80 e = s,.. ~.
s sssss p. sss ,.s & II ne. g .s IT,
thence on line runnT9 psspsaal a towards Eys
l rsds n ss.s CO a. . :s i @ ii. s. n m
tbe ns nearest Victory sssst Issshr vi st~ostsy
Der. iss 4 90 pss sn.asa: = '''' oe''-
corner no. ~ vetery and IT, s..snd @ s;is s s =:
sespa:s ;, Tis,0;YX Lee f' and g.
Said portions Of them under Iass 4
@ e " e. % e. R ss.
ss,s and yards IN .he resi- are .sn,sd e nsnt 1890
and forsy dosrs per snns % 10 dvidsd snoosss Is -
Ios No i term. til. sorr.r Of Victory .ns g..
Streets nd Is feet inches sIins4 v5c
street. l0e fe ST. Ferdinand street,
vdinG from lot No md Is feeS 10 inches
other line dividing Isl No to9ethef With par n
frame hou:s and shed,
tory street, the Width Hne =
depth between parallel lines; tseshef With part Of frao
house and part OF bfitk tgdIrg and sheds.
Lot No measures Bfest 10 ehss Hrs VS.
tory street, the Width IN the depe
between parallel lees; togshW Viii pxt tvossory br
building, privtes, stc. :,
Lot No. meas = fee4 fnesae front on g.
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sHERIFF,S SALES.

'4 opa sl
-. sss Ss.l IN sss
sps M e sell 4 sT
House :ita...d ~ . Exsa.as.
s . s i q: e @ i s
slst day OF October, 1852 q the rats Of go moA yahs
seized in the above sui.
s m. = sslss..;s 6 he :
surplus, if any, caah the spot. = - =
Sheriff q Il s;F F.I sSs q o1I::....
c1sauEsr couR DE DISTRICT GEO. " COPE, szseutear
4 Z sssG;S es ,s% aIII LOG
YIN, /. Ss,
r. ,l lien N ;. rsss
Os de liyrss lo meueles d.
de its euS expiran le 81 octobrs 1859 $50 par
Is Dc
lie oyer son schsance, ct lie sarplu- 81
m14 1916 sheriff de "a Psroisss Toris.ns u
- Of New Orleans. ! WAYLAND ACO.-No, ia,sss
y h 81 e. e. bs 60 s
New Orleans IN the above entitled will 81
ss s. s WEB
O'CLOCK M. y
The Of lease OF the premises situated d
the Of Poydras and Carondelet
the 3lst October 1853 at the rate OF yearly
monthly, of 8275 Of each and syesT
month per copy of lease led Clerks office Of h1
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans in the Of
G. G. Wayland Go.
Seized In the above suit.
NJ am.
3. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrieauaL
s.,. v,u,.,.o.,s... & q z; x MssATI1aD ! 90
adresss par rhonorses onatrisms Cour District @ 2
MERCREDI, I6 de 1853, midi, pH6tel de Cite
de IA Commune entire les du Camp des AagAn
Padjudcation de-
La balance du bail de aison Pange des
Poydras ct Carondele exprant 81 ocob 1859 raa
Dc g 800 Pam pa, able ssyei5 Ss L On
CRETE de Ia Qnareme Caur de District dc Nouvele Orlean
Ru proces iniule Walsh VS. @. @. Hand 1 Co.
Saisie Pafare cidessus.
ONS-Lacquerenr paiera e loyer echeanea
ct la balance sill await compliant moment deadjudica
ton. t5f. lie
IT. PARKER,
ma IL IA 16 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d, Orleans
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BY j. NEVILLE & co.
A CHOICE GANG OF FIELD HANDS AT AUCTION
without reserve and on long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, AuctIoneer,

A CHOICE GANG OF FIELD HANDS AT AUCTION
without reserve and on long credit
BY JULIAN NEVILLE q CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, AuctIonser,
Office, II Commercial Place.
r. a, s ., 1882 Vi. ! T. .e
S assTiS ia sSs sss I'D sx e g Years.
f HsEA ;,l ~ S s1ss Il. ssff i ss.s.
Mill, very prime aged u years.
VIZ I.1s ., ys5. pine .ssd Yeas
G gEghEI s'i p1ia: :s sss 3 ys years,
KITTY, prime, aged years.
FkfpAYp II sia sssa {s. aged 90 years.
AA Eb w yi piR B.@ &c. sfss ss'''
sISTy, ia 5i s.ad, IS. 81 4 p
CATO; prime, aged years.
FATIMA: prime aged g year..
GEosgSE. prime, aged years
aps7 very ss' Pf%e a ga Il yssa
cGAR H,;Hs ' sriias y sssd year.
POLLY, prime, aged syssrs.
sAk A very ss, prime PRIME aged sssd = years.
TiRA, very prime, aged years.
g. very b si%s &. ga s
JOHN, very prime, aged Is years.
MARIA very prime. aged years.
DIANA, cook, aged 6O years.
E1NA, prime, aged "a years.
jim, very pr me, aged 20 years.
HARRY, very prime, sged le years.
JINNEY. seamstress, sged l6 years.
BECKEY, very prime, eged l3 years.
JUNO, very old.
JACOB, good carpenter sged 50 years.
NARY, pr me, aged SO years.
Eve. very prime, aged II years.
NEPTUNE, very prime, aged II years.
MONDAY little lame in one leg, aged 10 years.
GEORGIA, prime, aged Yeas.
ALEXANDRA, prime, aged 2 years.
BETSEY, very prime aged % years.
sUKEY. very prime, aged 3years.
GEORGE, very prime, aged is years.
JACK, very prime, aged Is years.
JOHN, very PRIME aged II years.
SARAH, aged 80 years.
SALADA, prime, aged 10 years.
TON prime, tged 20 years.
MARY. idwlfs, aged 65 years.
There other hands ging above gang
from adjoining psrson three Of which are husbands to
the lot advertised which will be sold at the same time.
TERMs-Tweve months credit approved city accept
ces bearing per cent.
sN B. Parties wishing examine the gang do so by
applying at our office, mid
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT? WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

WHAT? WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because is the God himself provided for all our
Reader although the bloom brightly
the ehee tbs be ever 50 the teeth he
snsrsd shriveed harsh and dry or Worse sill #
a I sis use. s+n h h
mss week will M an to such
first is the celebrated rianit, Thalbers:
NEW YORK. April 49, 1883.
DR. wooD-Dear Sir: Permi. express you he obi.
egns color lime Of my arrival in nited States
Hair Restorative It recovered is orgira hue
am, dear sir, yours truly.
.o Welsh Ts wsssnes Sssss
bottle your Hair R tosVe and sresh my
inns that You'd he esy oreina ealo on
hut her IS well as surprise after few weeks trial has
s.
Il e eang e e & to "
-'A' ""'' v F-'- >-N's' NV CHARLES cARDEw.
PRoF. J. woop: With confidence do recommend Your
Hair Restorative as being the most ieacions article
almo white have gradually grown dark no. feel
Ra f ae s pPf s II III s ss
pleasant itching so common among who pepire freely
PRor. WooD: Abou, two years hair commenced fall
eject Sing n Rs
storatve in January last few applications fastened
firmly 1t began Imp out and turned back It's
color black AT this time is fully orie
nal color health and appearance and cheerfuy
its use 10 all. ]. D. HOES.
s Ts ss ss 1 Ss b If y
dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty per
cent in proportion than the small reas for dollars
per bottle the lage holes quart 40 cent propo
tiou, and retas for three dollars.
Oh. WOOD CO. Proprietors. 3l2 Broadway New York
On the great n Wire Railing Esablishm, ND ia Mar
ket street, ST. Louis, Mo.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also by J. WRIGHT & Co. General Agents for
the South feS 3meod6W
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BY J. B. WALTON.
FOUR-sToRY BRICK sToRK, IN THE CENTER OF
business, at the corner Of Magazine Common Streets
BY j. B. WALTON

Once No. 10 Bank Place.
At Banks Arcafe, will be sold- -s
THE LOT OF GROUND situate the southeast corner ~
Magazine and Common Streets IN the fqpafe bounded 81 No.
azDc Common Tchoupitoulas streets
thirty feet three inches front street xry s
feet front nssaEpe street. feet the opposite
four feet inches and four lines depth oppose
to and parallel with Common street, together with i'm
provemens rights privileges, tervudes advspt
ages thereto bel ngipg. OF In sppeainns Upon
which Lot is
THE FIRE-PRooF, BRICK, FouR-sTORy STORE,
occupied o. o. Woodmas, Wholesale Drug Store
covering the entire Lot
This properly leased o. o. woodmsn for Eve yesr
ginning the Goth Sept. mber 1857, and ending the 30h
quarterly
~ 1ERHs-One-t hid cash the balance at snd two
credit from day OF sale, with Xix per In
teest maturity Of and eight per in
tere.t after maturity 4 not puneu.y paid with mortgage
The property be kept insured At its value The expense
Of the and the policy policies OF to be
transferred the vendor until after the maturity and payment
OF the first note.
The act Of sale before A. Nsuresu Esq.,. Notary Public
will be pared the receipt Of the Special Power Of Ator
ney which expected within few days after the day Of
sale
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BY J. B. WALTON,

I b. WALTON,
No. 10 BANK PLACE.
Having removed to his present location. begs inform the
public that he prepared for the transaction Of business
his line and socs the favors Of his friends in the Of Real
Estate Slaves, Bank and 9th er Stocks Cargoes. ETC.
Sales and Sales of Merchandise the
ticuar and personal attention of the advertiser n29
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VALUABLE BA1TURE PROPERTY, BETWEEN GAL
enne and Eato streets, Immediately in front of the New
York Packet Landing.


snne and Ersto ,ireets immediately in front Of the New
York Packet Landing.
By j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
WILL BE SOLD, that Valuable Property
w bounded By Front Gaiehue and Erao Streets and
river Mississippi at low mark, having
stree Of 19 feet 10 inces Er.to
waters edge at this stage Of the river Of t6 feet and
to low water mark with the right batne and future
increase.
Thi. property from location Immediately in front Of the
tenon Of parties wng invest for stores
and will be 800 feet Ersto by 1911 feet 10 inches
Front street. divided into sixteen lots property
with ill its riehts and advantages.
Information apply at the Office Of the auconeer
No 10 Bank Place fe26 II
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District
BY j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place
r PRlVATE SALE. will he sold i've val.
n liable Lots Of Ground, by Oak Magazine
Eth and Sixth Streets Noe a. rs 26 and % in (od
NOD lU9, NEW NOD l26
Lots a. rs 26 and form the Oak and Sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches and lines
Sixth street by depth Of l20 feet inches.
Lot No. 70 adjons the above described lots in the
80 feet 'front.' by depth Of 1875 inches
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 feet inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet 6 inches Sixth street.
This property is egbly situated for residences being within
Que quare OF magazine street. and Of Washington
giant residences in the Fourth District The lots have
planted with choice imported shade and trees
are prepared TO be built upon at once.
cash. and the balance and two
year, credit, with per interest
Act of sale before Walter Peters, Eq, Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser. matt
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NEW VOLUME. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICCLCuRAII AND FAMILY NEMSP

AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Fou5h Volume Of this beautiful and popular Weekly
's0s prospects, Gre '1 !: IL E ,'Is
with us pictorial Illustrations must increase its
i IL rs s ss conducted x BE ssss
pr viii ee Gste due M
and such systems Of cnva,ng the soil raising gen
found worthy Of adoption large Corps q q
are constantly writing for this department Of the
HoKT1CULTu -Thisdeparae emit is constantly filled with
universally pronounced Of the useful The
I'D 9 prssss for Confident
that the 'nn0"nf S9s. t. vi HtneryrA FRENCH
VII Es" in. t ,s,s MI II
ss,dsd to s
hee WATCH will convey to the world her bcsu,fl Of
in SSSs 1e e PEN If Ms
fIEHsrR Ar1oXs-The Homestead will continue, as
heretofore, be illustrated with handsome engravings pre-
and ss will ap
Bss II ssfh q il s,
MaskEf ssso M Re given TO Mar
te Reports 70, 1859 the editors determined their paper
''a excel II, P she Southern People.
Ss ys s Ts iii %
aa as' qPtfs Ss sRps sps
Paper vii Be- Ssns & lis ls and
and fni,h to his f.iy interesting and useful reading, give
h ssssru is pub
shed weekly each nNmer containing eight large pages,
sss s .9saaay
One coUy 81 year. six copies sic; opes sis,
10 WY " '''' ''''' sF"s [. F. WillIsTsS CO.
Nashville, Tenn.
as-send for specimen numbers prospecvses ete Make
up Clubs Immediately d27 3pf
NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INnEBTED TO THE
late firms Of Poaey. Nice! Co and Crgiir, Baceder
20 are to make Immediate payment 10 the
Thus. MURRAY CO.,
New Orleans, LIST March, 1859. ns I'm
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE L tSiB f YaR6-
Having sold our stock hand the yard Old B,-
business IS confined iegitnaey the FLORIDA YELLOW
ZINE HW LUMsER YARD corner Of Julia and Cedar
Orders left at Box S. Mechanics Dealers Exchange 10
eg6lf THos MURRAY co.
T1URK'S ISLAND SALT-370O bushels OF superior
Turks Island Salt cargo OF schooner Eaphema for sale
yfsas S JONES 3 & st o9,s street,
COLE AGENCY
. OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
Sugar Kees from 81 to 72 inches diameter. inch.
under ~ inches dameter........ 10 inch.
Furnace Mouths s $50 and S according to size and pat
's''' Crate Bars DC e. :. Ro' IAv1r1EBHuvRE,
Commission Merchant,
FED ly No IL Union street.
STEIEWEiN-loo cases Henks G %;, ~ ~ sale BY
feel Gravier and New Levee
7 AW NONICE-J. H. It JOHN f. HOLLAND, Attor
'NN'''''' Nc. 7ssr. CHARLES Street,
c2s i'm Between Union and Perdido.
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc. etc..
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, IS St. Charles street.
r. ARMTIELD, Aucttoneer

BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc. etc..
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
store s. St. Charles street.
R. ARxTIELD. Auctonesr.
ssss q. iss. an. si e = s'sn-
b large collection Of best works Ct the bet authors
Wiring s % dsy
st es ss hss e.
partment q standard Literature also Blank Books Station
cash. which attention The pnsie |. invited ~
FRENCH JAcoNETs PRINTS. LADIES' BoNNETs, etc.
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
Formerly H. Peychaud. Hyde 4 Coz
n, at their auction room No. IS Old Lsves street., viii
s:: Feb ny! Printed ''''''
% cases fresh AID new ,sy Ladies' Bonnets.
A large assortmen. o. seasonable Dry Goods
FRENCH GREY HATS. AND MEN AND cHILDREN's
Straw Hats.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde 4 Coz
TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
l. at their auction room. No. % Old Levee street. will be
case Chiidren's fine French Straw Hats.
8 cases MEMS Grey French Hats
% cases MEMS and Boys Panama and eghorn Hats white
'', Ssr fas aseez SALE m1
JOHN CLARK vs. MARTIN cosaRovF, TUTOR, etc.
BY TOURNE f. THOMAS,
EUGENE ToURsx, Aucuoneer.
"WEDNESDAY. March 18th. 1859, at 12
4
District Court of New Orleans signed February 5h 1850 bear.
cERTaiN LOT GROUND situated in the susourr
A. 81 S EFT ~
and T.rpchore streets and measuring in American
81 Sn q
sh IN h s' sa
men,s hereon
sAe D'l0s NJ M N0 ' fss sfstnts t1s
SALE OF IA VALUABLE SLAVES ON A CREDIT, TO
TO close Partnership interest.
BY j. II. BEARD f. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH. Auctioneer.
\ p s.: At e Il
~ 10. saetsnishs, sscel!sp. workmen.
One excellent House Carpenter.
Sky 81 class Field Hands from 1910 IS
These slaves viii be the Office of the Auconeers No. IS
Magazine three days day Of sale and persons
ea,slosuss VIZ "A dsssI,P',ns be hsd .a
SIEKMSmon credit Of nine months for approved city
Public
the expense Of the purchasers. ml2
N. General Agent for lie Sale and Purchase Il ReA 4.
tate, Lands, Plantations. NEGROES, etc.
Banks arcade PASSAGE r. S.,,, District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, any time list Of valuable
proved property of very reaunerative investment.
list
likely Negroes.
bEEER1Er will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase. js2s tt
A. LEVY. Jr.. AUCTIOEEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ Of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and business
generally Office, 70 Common street, Csr
street. SET ly
A. BEARD & CO., SUCCESSORS TO j. A.
Agents for the sale Of zeal Estate slsves Furniture Stocks
ETC. Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations etc.