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tDR. J. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs.


.r,ng n5 rra,;va n-nnar,,a I'M; .as,.as -
nosad os noerfn, Int nerfec,Iv bar,e.s ,nora;, 80 A.,
covered by profound phvscian and ba, svsr ha &c
euogsed by the most prominent lovers of medical
Mild and paaabe to the as tonic;t ;vas v,go,
the digestive organs energy the whole system
The Bers for the Constitution against disease even in the
heart of the regions by deadly masma 1t well
well Known the liver can be kept healthy and the stomach
little danger Of being seriously affected by any Of The
levers which usually attack the system through those
ne nie,e mi aeeonpn 'nis sooa "ork. II has proved
risnced in those sections nj he hia
afflicted with malaria Thus much for the merit of this med
cine preventive. As remedy 1t operates with asonish.
ING fap,ay Will check any tendency to diarrhea and
the annste and nv ;nfns,n sssrs,, u;aar
the system enable the natural powers to throw otb is
s % s lever nave yielded to
sors have laorrod ~ n,ooa ,,h,aI - a. =, ~ - Pc
binary qualities The people Of the soub and West vo
no. yet tried HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITE 49, and who must be aware of the danger that threat
nth ,S 81 once them
medicines this will not interfere but rather facilitate beneficial
operation.
prepared by HosTETTER SMITH ~ a.
Pa, the true preventive remedy. All limitations viii
prove delusve Remember and get Hosteers Celebrated
thence r''
~ See that the Bers have the Of Dr. j. Hoststter
Stomach Bittes blown the side Of the bottle and impressed
os.ssr SMITH .ns ana the autograph OF
an orda,, ,or No v.nn,. .,.,,,. =,
tara mnst Ia sddrssasd 10 tba n,onr;o,sr. "
HosTETTER SMITH.
fhtsourgn' "a.
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o.s. -nr,rm
~. Il and ISL Chartres s.rsst
E4OyTETTER,s sTDM AcTy RvrvrrRs-
~ soldby E.J.HARr co..
Eos II and 70 Tchoupttoulss nj.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
soldby 90 wooDMAN,
Cor Common and Magazine st..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .un~
sodby Josrpu u.uIor
,.crassa..n 49,.
r.osu,unr,,, s-~sNA- .s'
soldby nyask 20
r Cor Graysr. Fulton and New I,evea ses,t
r,nvmu,rxx,,,r..,
so,dhv yu.Yxx.prs
80 " l. ~. MAHhs'
GNU ~ No" h''eo siee''
s1oAiAcH biTTEAs,
so'aoy J. L. JOHNSON CO.,
81 Magazine street.
hosrH1IA0h's STOMACH BIT'TERs.
DUN ~ ALEX. NORTON CO.,
'''''
AAA~ . = AON@ACn nIANEHS.
soid py g. N. MORRISON Co.,
'A''''
" SAVAAAoa hAl'fENss
Sold ~ W. A. VIOLET 4 Co.,
o. AZ % anu % new levee street
HOSTETTER,S STOM A CHI RITTERa
Sold by QUEYRoUZE 4 LANGsDoRFr
lsand l5st. Louis.street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Sold by Z. b. WHEELOCK CO.,
- Magazine street,
HosTETTER,s STOMACH BlTTERs.
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n LUTHER HUMNs, FOUNDRY AVID
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton N
kuphrosne streets Office No: l0S q. Charles stree,
~ Qwo sprs from the st. Charles Theater,) Nanufac
The LATEST and Patterns Of Rang W
saIrs Store fron;s Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AMI
IRON WORK for Building purposes,
- Raings Cssnga Guard Boxes Sash Weights and vst
essrs for sale ashs Old Stand. INA 81 Ohsrlss street. New
0rieAns. o15ly
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, ,
Il, City Of New Orleans, August %, 1859. !
r M AA1A

coAfPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, August %, 1859. ;
No. 44l4.
Resod That the Her b and he Is hereby author
lied sndcao TO the lowest bidder after days notice
the Off a Journal contract for placing granite base and
iron railing around COLISEUM Place. First Dsrct said work
be done In With plAuA and
the Surveyors aud the adjudication said contract
b. subject 70 the approval rejection OF the Common Council
tho payment to be made before the LIST Of August $780,
lSfgnsdl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
lSigned] CHAS II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1859.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
A true copy:
j. L. FADRB, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that TT ESDAY 9Th day of Sep
tember next will Adjudicate my office, at II O'Clock NJ
the above contract
aa:6 1T v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
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COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, Z
City OF New Orleans August lS, 1889
[ No. 47l0.
Resod That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
lied ndudcae the lowest bidder after days notice
the official Journal each of the four following
file in the Surveyors tca and the said adjudicatons be
subject to the approval or rejection of the Common Counc
viz:
lst for paving St. Charles street with square
ing and raising the sidewalks.
ID contract for paving with round stones Basin street,
from Common TO tiirod btreet.
3d. for constructing sidewalks bordered by
curbstones and wooden CUTTERS both sides
from the New Canal to Canal street
4h contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered
by curbstones and wooden CUTTERS the side of Chppewa
street, from Josephine to Washington street.
[SignedI JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
[sgnedl GERARD sT,TH, Mayor.
No. 1896.
Resoud That the Comptroller be he hereby author
ICED to the lowest bdJ after days notice
the official Journal for tbs brick side
walks bodered wooden CUTTERS on both
the Baptist street, said work accordance with
lines levels and specifications of the the said
adjudication be subject approval rejection of the
mon Council.
(signe JOHN T. MONROE,
resident Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(Sgned) J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
(sgnedj GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 3lst inst
will adudcate my office o'clock NJ the above
anlS LIT v. DUPLEsSIs. Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contrao,

Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 3st inst
will adudcate at office, O'Clock NJ the above contract
aulS 1T V. DUPLEsSIS, Comptroller,
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A J. BLEEcRIs. SON 4 60 WILL SELL AT AUG
"A ,ton M la Oh NJ Al the Merchants Exchange,
n IL. 4

A. % g sss H. e. T rs ss. At AUG
Executors ssie-ou la,f valuable story aud
~ ss's sVs ss S5sa siHss 1 S
Ss 1H ss sos I'd on and Wss
30 ordsfo executors tors Of K j. Mgrr,y deceased
lot 500 ST. house zioSo, and In good orisr
hosss iot 5so bet vsrles and aqi. house
on orssnwh story BRICK house ana
l e % san nse sslS as Z o ss d No. S.
Grand ss aPS sfsSme s Lot ss sd 30 Is west
s ct s9sss sss'a s's' and win rent for about
CT ess % sGss
ouses 22x5s and contain every modern Improvement;
Supreme Court sale, on ISu re Part So7s
owe. .s::s aud va.
osss sS S 10 81 @s
Bsssdsss House contains every modern in
os %.sT ssH%Ss Sssrgs ss ~ Dsswse
On iss .Tne cellar RI
On sh sThe story and basement brown stone front no
400 is ss 5SssS 800 avs
Vicinity q Flushing Wholesome.
der brown Bros Co, de- rare chance for gentlemen
seeking country ' on %spsssp.v
,a IL 20 S s2rS snS s aS
On sab story and basement brown front house
Isss9; contain. cros0p b, ri .. 9s9 ,,,m,
ON sSt ,hrse story frame Seases and lots ST. $40
wss feet s. ss. l6 h sJ, houses contain
Supreme Court sale on sa Az corner &Sd street, tot
R1esuors sale on TOw and story s,f aos yy npd
10 ON
lot between rHnsspfes ard orange SITS lot s'So'
ou2aaThe One story and sie rck house frowa s,oe
basement, and lot 9s bclo~ esh St house sisS VITA
aS sna cona nss &
was buls a. ownsrs use; lot ssssiao
ses:s sna - West : "a aa tI ioh avs. house
aonsa wa as an 5 r. s
On Ccunss 5: The story ac aud 9asemsn S, ~ h,ss
ton &c ' 90 Io Ss = aS + sssI9 %, g ss
On lIsth s. enc loss llsh q. 20 tav 25xsbk.
on on !ss s SS S sa e. aS rs do DO DO DO d. d.
o,,o HaR / u, L9rs. ., .. ,o,o
On IIs,S q % % isss iS y s
en- en- s sa' svs o S,s sa ae 50 ' h 1870
ON ss Sv los cor y ss q % feet e az oo
On iah st lots III I2s 4 g; IT. " 4h av a'x 100
On Not st.-s lots W. 8, 70ft Houston st.
on Mulberry st = lots e @d doing above in re,rl
East M q sas bsw UsSN n s ss hoa ans
+ square in good order and viii rent for $780, lots %
story brick house. store and 10. No
DO; rents or about 800 lot Is q feet Title perfect
fine four story and saic beS house and lot
roton range &c solid mahss any hands
s With With ne 'a%t, d''' .'
On SSH ST. o1s ssh ST. 100 tee W IN ay p blk
lots a foot q 4iih and 4sth Sta and North river
Maps s seTms &C. at No. Sroid street rec "I-s''
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- stssnffr ~ the New York and Baltsrore seausp Line
leave pier " ~otth river daily uAiins the passage Ia forty
hous FreEhto BALTIMORE ceaia por foot; 10 Wsshngon
10 cent? per loot and proporo1ate rsns FOR through
10 the West covering Insurance rak apply al the Baltimore
aud Wassingtoe kaln1ei touuarys afos ~ Brnsewsy.
Appiye n. u. CROMWELL co 70 Nsy street.
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SHIPPING.

II Richmond The steamship ROANOKE Captain skinner,
Will freight for the places pier 10 North
Tuesday and Wednesday LIST and rMsrch leaving
NJ Wednesday, 3D. She will continue % leave az above
every "Wednesday at hour and the JAMESTOWN every
arday at PM For freight apply at OH
Lupf.AM Il nhlNEkEN, 81 Bro ,dNay.
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A CADEMy OF MUSIC.
"A GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
Mr.. GEO. y. BRIsrOw,


"A GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
Mr. GEO. +. IsRIsrow.
NEW YORK h x Isd SOCIETY.
800. On MONDAY EVENING March 7, 1859,
rae EExDINa ARTISTS
VI mia CITY have gener1yusy ...-r...
As classical musician and composer Mr.. Geo II. Brsev
has long ranked among the nghe1t IN hs proiessi9n rs
symphones have been repeatedly performed an hono' which
has never been paid aM e :py ose COMPOSER
those having been selected to form part OF the
p''s JENNY LIMBS AND JULLdENs CONCERTS
Both II this country and in Europe
and iyiH the
v RIP VAN wINxLE
"A gwen !" TIKI THREE ( soe CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
with rrea success by the Pyne aud Harrison Opera Com
PKODU0ED IN LONDON
s X sr si s sssH
and his uptrirg and indoutnble perseverance, as well
Of he hiss contributed greatly the high position
which tina. society has attained and gained to himself the 70
and esteem Of all with whom h has been sss1cxtcf
AMsN AND AN ARTIST
She following among the disting l,lemen
'cUaGiTfEE CT ARRANGEMENTS.
operai, with the committee OF the harmonic Society
Bon. Coy p r, norgan, PER- COPPER,
Hon. Luther Btadish, Don Alouzo lushmsn,
Hon jam es Harper. Sneoe BALDWIN,
Meor Den Q, W. sanford W II Neitson.
Major Gen John Lloyd, wesey Hsrpcr
Col. John Harper, &C. Mott
II n Ersstus Brooks Iohn Paine.
Robert r. Haws. ia Il Haserouck.
Simeon Draper r NJ Bstvhotd
Jaraes w. 0srari Gstui W. fled,
vi i. IN NJ Evarn W,soa uunt
Loltr Wynn wiiam H-oty Fry.
Fle'cter harper, G. b Eoebirs
HFal ~. and others
Further particulars viii be duly announced.
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EXPRESSES.

GOLD MINEs.-LEAvENwoRTH CRY ANO PIXIES
NJ Peak Express and Passenger The above company
has been organized with ample capital We with
lines atst Louis NO., aud at Ieavea worth civ r
FIRST coaches leave Leavenworh CITY on the tenth day OF
on TO those ih may he requred cor goods Through
railroad ticket occs the aud North To obtain pree
Of those holding tickets will lured 70 re ria
the companys Office Ia Icsven worth taking
according 10 such register We do not arrival
IN given number q days but feel every Condolences that the
city or It's vicinity, win be made inside Of twelve days aud
after the road well established hope make the trip inside
Of days T. H. Simpson, Nos and Nassau street. Con
tnenal Bank Building room No g. New York, Is general
agent authorized arrange for the sale of tickets also
tor express goods w. u. RUSSELL, President.
LsAvENwou1H Cry, X. T., Feb q, 1889
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aSuss mrsiers
NT81O's 0AdDEn
IN nixon co.'s FQUFGTf.ftf TROUPE
AOsDAY htaHf 80 rFes 70 -
tirst performance OF Nixon < Co = new gers,,a OF

tir., pes'ornSuce Ok sixoo Go ,src Of
coiis s tbsasstii'Sg rfo
sisDtRELl.A IL % .s.s79 q r
ecitNxhbl skE!5.ss s.s ,.sa.9 4 ea
=. VI fhh i'AisY Aso ggD Gtsss slasrsz ~
The Airy tale ofmeses Zone one H ~ se a.., AMI s
p'eaaug n'i icons ia merits are ersyea b, s po5a.
ss as 81 g d s e. o TS & By BE os
he sd sao d az q s ssss @ ws,aDg to
ss beings 81 ssp sss:
AID CANT preleaoGs and mate rev I'd
5 ras We sno y.
IL i. ssn BE- "a b. a GnasTss Z
the minds Of all and espeeia', in the young Msss EIxoa
&IIsd ass moral Conveyed sg1ssass.
% s
q Il s q 81
n. and
pleasing way.
Prir Miss ADELAIDE
Baron nastsr Ghemi
p ~, I Mas.er saEyoe
CoAchmsn MASTER W hhOy
y. foonian Master william
usbers Masters ARIEL Lepon Burdei snd crowsG
S Sssta Daughter. of the Baron q: va VEN:
Fairy Godnoher Cinderella ............. Mr.. Nsa.
y, 90 6a Mad Mad aged years Mss MsrsaS.
--.
Of Cinderella JOrmds and ihaSe~fhey prepare them
~
sHd IF ss ~ s Il % ss
sss ss AIR sfs Y s s
Eay and
feeling Of Pedro With srsssss from De mill
% Re
Isis len behind IL dsspslrIhs mysterious writing, elm
q s Es o1 Ss ban
INTO pCsi.s raj iao ce.shmsn and two Lizards .:o fsO.
snesI g end slI.,s
da ails rsdros dress i csanssdA bs.aa!u cas1iet.
II four p Ro Of sas as c
del sn rediC fhey must return before miinshThas
Pat gle frinces ballroom repressned-csseat ban
psa d and % are
vain Of heir amer, the daneeiieraid
see fc svOe polka quad
l'He II TH iEe LHR s ooRPs Or JUVENILE DANCERS.
The Sk as vi f SSrx s saS no; assaeS
s rsss e ssss agsnderSs:
Price excited Offers reward to any who viii ind out ths
IN ne Bar.us Of cinderes
and At drudge,y again Return Of the BaIoc
RiGa q
ns viii give his hand In marriage to the ady whoss foot u:
ong The Of Pedro baron and the we
s toe h IL
to GyJbs good Fairy agsnThs slipper HsSrptiss ana
dicmay of the Cour1he Prince o0ers his hand 70 Cinderella
| Grand procession OF the Cour. ponies chariot &c.
| uINDEkELLAS COURT CHARIOT,
DRAWN by FOUR SHETLAND PONIES.
| NEW AND GORGEOUS WARBR0BES
SPLErDID RING APPUINTMENTS
SCENERY. HOUSINGS AND INGENIOUS PROPNRTI0.
FORMING MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE, .f.-
EXPRESSLY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
MILE. JEA NNk1TE ELI.SLEa ON THE TIGHT R0e&
First appearance OF Mea WHITBY.
First appearance of Mr.. ARMSTRONG.
T rst night Of SIEGRTST and ENTON,
In their great Comic Act
First night OF the IA
FIVE OLYMPIANs ON THREE HORSES.
First night Clown. of NAT. AUSTIN.
MELVILLE in his Immense Rapid Act.
With other strong attractions.
ClNDFRELLA-On Wednesday and Saturday A1ernoons.
| Open ut l; u commence At O'Clock.
EyEKIsCs-Open Al 81; 70 commence At TX.
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DOwERY THEATRE
ID Lessees. Messrs. a. L. Fox and J. ". LhgArA
THE WRiTiNG ON THE WALL
Ferguson Trottor. ESQ., g. L. Fee
ESNERALDA.
Quasimodo the Hunchback ......... Mr.. g. @. Bonaoo
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accompanied BY Incidental and descriptive music composed
by Mr. Baker and preceded by his Grand Ma
onai Overture introducing the popular airs Of Ha Coa.
ba" .stsr spangled Banner" COLUMBIA the Cen Of the
terminating with grand description Of . battle.
Des circle seats may secured week in advance with
out extra charge-50 cents each
Doors open II 6K; to commence 1t TX precisely
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w Nos. 5Sl and sss Broadway.
THE GREAT BURLESQUE
WOODS N1NSTREIA
TIE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY,
appear every evening In their popular acts Of
NEGRO MfNHTRELSY,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Messrp O. H. Fox, J. Budworh e. Warden, @. WhRo, y,
S. Wanbod, and the entire troupe.
An entirely new and original burlesuue, entitled
OUR AFRICAN COUSIN,
with ehectlYe tceperJ, ureggeA propeftieA &C,
The Performing ELEPHA Mt every evening,
Doors open at 6x; TO commence a. Tx
Tickets % cents; children under ten years Is cents
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QRYANTS MIESTREIS
ID THE ExCEIaiOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Mechanlcs Hall, AZ Broadway, above Grand street
Monday evening Feb. q, and every night Ia the week,
NEW SONGS, DANCES, BURLrSQUES, &c
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
In their laughable SCtNES AT PHALON'S.
FADfN MACFADEN, CONGO DANCE, and
Pisntaton song and dance, WIDE AWAKE
Doors open at o. commence at ia Tickets 70 cents
HOWARD ATHEy FUN BosToN-MR. BARROW
the above named establishment March H. for TN
spring Application for engagements ts be made
writing directed TO No Decatur street, Boston.
nyHr FINE AITs--cPEN Ar THE NATIONAL AGA
L denny Of Design, Tenth street. between Broadway auo
Fourth avenue r. NICHAHDrS gallery of American scene
~ Admission Is cents Thia exhibition will shortly close
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DROADWAY THEATRE.
ID sole Manager and Proprietor Mr.. Hddr
SCALE OF PRICES.
The whole Of the beautiful parquet Is oeko
Dress Circle. 30 cents Family Circle. UcouD
and comm odious Amphihestre comprising the euira
third and fourth tiers capable Of seating 1900 peopead
Owing the great attending the engagement a ~
celebrated
- STAR SISTERS
Lucille and BUen the manager has been induced 70
POSTPONE THE SHAKSPeRIAN REVIVAL
until Monday March when win positively take plsss.
Seats be secured for the during the
The beautiful and accomplished
STAR SISTERS
nightly received with great houses ar
present engagement will positively terminate with The presses
week.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb g.
Bucksonee
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST,
IN which the Star Sisters will appear and
LOLA MONTH";,
Ia which the Star Sisters viii appear.
To conclude with
TIE PHENOMEN ON
Performance Saturday afternoon.
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now TO LIVE CHEAPLy IN COMFORT AND ELE
IL GANCE.
LECTURE BY EDWAED F. UNpEaHfLL.

PROPRIETOR Of the UnIary Home.
lecture on the True Organization OF The Household VIII be
delivered by Mr. Uuderhn Tnursay evening, March
MOZART HALL.
The detail Of the plan Of the uutsry Home which all par
IONS sharing s advantages become Interested In s results
and ny which from thirty to y cent be saved ~ III
cost OF living viii be fully explained by the lecturer 70 eda'
nrst OF May.
Admiration IS ccn,s
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ii h. MY. :, Enrs, is. AuSTr0Nee&-BY ngers q
IL Mo- WI SOIL on lay, March l. nj IL osi,cs H.,
contents o We saloon known "a Ionsress gnn 40 i,roa
rompfrpt thths tables ciisoths carpets bar and br n
crcckrty china glassware stnann t,h.s t.,as w w.
bclcrs rsnees cooking utensils, g,s ax,ures &C. '"
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Professor bsRToIETrs exhibition is now eueu at the
Egyptian Hail. $50 broadway drawing many visitors wi.
ness wonderful performed by ani trained aeas
sroad trains over two hundred thousand tines heavier
TIE Tegn' and on i1r men 'pa arSTi a. &C Open from I'm
SMITH O'BRIEN
= has created enthusiastic demonstration so have the
S5aHS ssE'as In the
IN 00O LADIES WANTED;
sTdvsy Theatre Ss this meek to
WILL roslrTyIsN9y eosT S, o. sArgs2Ay NEXT
livery evening a. X SeOct wsa1ssaay and saturday ssr
ion Is ens children Is cents.
A Herr pENNsTAEDT Ballet Master at the Academy Of
Music requires some more pupils IN his soo class and crps
season. Apply at the stage every day from II
10 l clock.
CDwIN FORREST DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
bcrs win please meet at SIG Greenwich street this day
viii please address VIM Hanna, SIS Greenwich street, n
Mr. G. FERGUSON TIE CELEBRATED BLIND PER.
M former on the Irish union harmonic pipes will give tw
nss and sn On s
All O'clock CONCERTS to commence At 3 Tickets IS cent?
pieces will be performed good songs sung on the
string band win be In attendance
CApEMy OF NUsIC-TBE TESTIMONIAL TO j. 81
Brown Professor OF Focu'ou by bis friends pupils
will take place at the Academy Music on Friday evening
March 1859 lady fths city will make her debut on bii
occasion as dramatic reader lady from private cir
ces will appear for the frat time vocalist Further par
tcuars In programmes and future adverisements Tickets
ready and may be had OIL. b Brown us Broadway,
and nj the usual places.
w r. BLAKE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION LADIES
s and Gentlemen wishing to join this association VIII
those OF the utmest respectfully need apply
C.FENNO, P esldent.
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NEW ORLEANS.
~ MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The avorite steamship STAR or THE SOUTH Can't Thos
Lyon, will leave on "Wednesday I'd M,rch at sP. NJ from
pier No North river Tickets be had for the foo wing
places low by any other New York 20
Savannah, accommodations SUPERIOR
New York to New Orleans $50 49, Mobile 1885, Montgomery
Ala 20 Atlanta. Ca 1928 Albany, Ga, $2t Columbia Ga,
S23; Macon, Ga, $22 Augusta 500 Savannah. SIS.
The Augus'a Capt NJ s. Woodruff succeeds Saturday
March 3, at3P. NJ
For freipht or passage apply 10
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 4 SON,
Is Broad yay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

E'oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA--THE AMERICAN
Aannc Screw Steamship Co.. aud teamshp
murisNll.lE Jno A Post, commander will leave pier ~
noi,n nyer ON saturday March at oc'ock r. precisely
sssage 70 savannah with unsurpassed SIS
nouen sckes TO New Orleans SO 75 Mobile ss5; Mont
Rvmeiy 80 Aihany, Ga, $st Atlanta and Columbus $5}
macoh sz augusta s2o also u principal places IA Eotiia
~ me lowet rnes steamers leaving stvanuah Mondays
Wednesdays and days freight 10 per aud mo
prao1aie rates Insurance one half per cent Apply 70
Montgomery sccceedson Saturday. March L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

A yCTI0M NOTICE.. Bo3ART, AUorfoyEsn -.sv
n s. BOG Art Tuesday March l. al 0l O'Clock at No i,;
West Thirty foth street. between Seventh Eighth ave-
nues. the ere household furniture c,naioed the
house rosewood parlor furniture rus
seis carpets mirrors gaschandes chamber furniture ross
wood and mahogany bedsteads hair resses bedding t
qeis, bureaus dining furniture oak hing
liable, chas cockery aud glassware, Kitchen furniture
ing ntentls &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
A UcrIoN NOTICE. -wEr.LEs NICHOLS, AUcrIoNEEa

On Monday Feb. D, ut 1c1s o'clock
nj the private residence 700 roa iway furniture con
tanned 10 i house, consisting Of p4ro salts
marble top cette tables mirrors Brussels carpets
giant octave piano. c1rners oil paintings en-
cravings mahogany chamber inrnjre, ensmeed sns
tesses beds covers toilet sets window curtains bureaus
carpets together with all the kitchen furniture with which lbe
sale will nence -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

NEGRO MINsTREIS WANTED, TO HNGAGE. A
IN frs class bar OF mnstres PLAY IN eavenworth CIV
during the emigration the Rapsas gold mines None oter
need apply Inducements continue probably three monne
Address, stating number OF and terms Ac Stockton
Co., propreors stockons Hail. of Fourth and Della
ware streets, Leavenwortb City, Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

A rI.ANrIC ROYAL MAI. STEAM NAVIGATION CON
from New York viii be tho stesmshlp PRINCE ALBERT
Capt Waters on Thurdsy Tie 81 Of March neat touch
First class 30 second $50 third $50 including free
tickets all the principal cities railway routes In Great
Britain Third class provide plate knife fork DO, and
bedding Passage to St JobnsFrn ciase SIS second SIS
For freight passage inquire Of the American EIpre Com
pADy 81 Hudson s eet ard at their other advertised oces 10
The Interior Passage the third
the above oces bring out from of tne principal
cities the oes Of railway Great Britain for SIS fo
ALEX HOLLAND. Manager,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

A UC1ION NOTICF--A, NJ CRlSrALAR, AUCTION.
- eer, rs fowery will sell Monday 18th inst, n, lO.
O'clock asrge and general assortment of fashionable apng
and clothing, as foows. cloth. aioacca
and linen osk sack and business doesin cloth cast
Narcotics and inen pants: Six san cashmere,
snd Valencia bsbdker es OF
segars, jewelry, accordeons, porem onnaies &c.