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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
BIRTHDAY OF FIR. SCHILLER,
In NEW ORLEANS.
PRoGRA NINE:
On the evening OF the 9th Of Novembe-FEsTIvAL THEA
TER PERFORMANCE OF THE DRAMA: "THE ROB
tsHERs," by Schiller at the ORLEANS THEATER. Manager
G. II. BRAUN
During the intervals tho following Orchestra pieces will
performed:
Leader of Orchestra. tn. scHoEsHR1r.
l. Overture to Freischutr Marin v. Weber
Die Fotten Waltz, .Launer
Sylvester Dreams Waltz, by. I.abtzky
S. Overture" Die fesenmuhle,' .Reisigcr
PART H.
Procession.
The the junction Of Canal Rampant
Streets the morning of the 10th November under the drec
ton of TIL. BRUENING, Grand Marshal
The Procession will up Canal Royal down Royal to
Espanade up Charres Canal down Canal Carondee up
Carondclet julia Julia down to Camp Camp Poy
das Poydas Charles When arrived at the
st. Charles Theater, The Procession will enter.
ORDER OF PRocEssIoN:
Grand Marshal and Aids.
Band of Music.
Several Societies.
Band Of Music.
Bust Of Schiller on Decorated Car.
Festival Committee and Invited Guests
Societies, Clubs and Benevolent Associations.
Band of Music.
Decorated Car Of Literary Emblcms.
Associations, Citizens Strangers.
Arrived at the st. Charles Theaer the united Bands will
Schiller Festival March,
Composed expressly the occasion by TIL. Schoenhe.
ADDRESS IN GERMAN by the President of the Committee,
Dr. Mas.
TURNER YOUTH MARCH.
,yT Thomas j Duran Esq
FESTIVAL POEM written for the occasion and read by Mr..
Chr. Burghalter, of Baton Rouge.
To conclude with the Soldiers Song WAILENsTEINS
LAGER" by the united Choirs.
Grand Concert,
On the evening the 10Th November at o'clock in the bril-
Iiantly decorated main saloon of Odd Fellows Hail.
Leader. .......... Thos Schoenhet.
l. Overture to William Tel..... Rossini
Literary Discourse Schiller and his Works. in German by
DR.. j. X. Guthem.
j. Canatn, composed by. Iheod W laHache
l. Literary Discourse in English by Mr.. John W. Overall
Greeting Artist. Poem by Schiller Music BY Men
dclsohn Bartholdy.
Prologue and Coronation of the Schiller Bust During the
Corona ton ceremony Andante, by Beethoven.
l. The lay Bell by Schiller. Music by Rombcrg.
The festivities 10 conclude with GRAND BALL, the
evening of 18th November Odd Fellows Hail. full Or
chcsa is engaged
All inhabitants New and envrons without regard
nationality respectfully invited to participate in the
tiyes is DESTROYS have
admirers Schiller decorate their dwellings during the pro-
cesson MS also that Consuls and Captains may hoist their
spec;iye flags
OBS 81 $50 THE COMMITTEE
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p A. FAHNEsToCK,s vERMIFUGE.-

NEW ORLEANS June 10, 1853.
Mcsss b. A. Fahnestock Co: Gentlemen-I take pleasure
IN sending list of about fifty customers who testify
the superior quality OF your valuable
V + RMI + u G T..
that another article has attempted to be intro
duced into many parishes where medicine well known
Tor many writing for Fahnestocks Vemfuge
remar IL We want b. A. and no oiher.'
Ay sales this year will be at least 100 gross.
c24 I'M II r DUCoNGE, 80 Chartres street
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WANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN. FOR SOME YEARS
w resident Of the city situation in grocery produce
commission house.
The advertiser respectfully refers Messrs Bro,
Salonon Esq, (of E. j. Hart Co.. Clark Nosby Co.,
Nixon Adams.
Please address Advertiser !, a. this office oI9a
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
New Orleans April q, 1859.
ErSpeciRl Orders-Thc Wash In tom Artil.
lcry hereby ordered 10 punctualy Regular Drills
Of the Company. every THURSDAY EVENING ut half
past O'Clock. By order Of
J.B. WALTON, Captain.
H. NJ IsAACSoS, First Sergt. a29
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SUCCESSION OF LOGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
of Elegant Residence in the Fourth District ocripY
rst rate opportunity to purchase beautiful Dwelling with
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence Of r. III Short
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioleer,
Office II Commercial Place.
O'Clock NJ the ST. Charles Exchange st. Chaiics street
by virtue Of order Of the Hon H. Morgan Judge OF the
the matter of the above succession will be sold
The beautiful residence Of the Logan ESQ., sit
uated in the Fourth District date aayette the square
bounded by Coliseum date Paquemne stree) Washington
Pryania and Fourth Streets
The ground contains nine lots measuring AZ inches
front Coliseum street. ia front on Fourth
street. thence 1s feet deep parallel Coliseum street
thence g feet on line parallel Fourth street. thence feet
point of beginning l25 feet 6 inches and line parallel
said Fourth street.
The house cottage built about seven feet from the
ground containing large parors dining bed
hoor and in the attic with pante china Closets room
ETC., etc.
The yard well paved and contains large csens with pow
erfu pumps attached and fact convenience
render it desirable both az 70 comfort and elegance.
shubbey fruit md shade trees md every portion complete
order. ''7777 r
The property adjons the elegant residence Of R. Short
ESQ now In the course Of erection and other beautiful DWELL
well settled neighLorhood The plan now exhibition on
the stand Of the Auctoneers in the St. Charles Exchange
HJ- TERMS-One third cash, balance in years
in equa for notes secured by mortgage
per cent until final payment paid maturity Improve.
triN. -
Parties wishing visit the property by applying at
the Office of the Auciioneers
Act Of sale before W. H Peters, Notary at the expense Of the
purchaser. sao6
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II Card.
TO FACTORS, PLANTERS,
,"".. --Asp-
Ship Masters.
FAssMAN'S IRON TIE

to Planters throughout, the country deem be my dny
say TO their agents. the Factors that there is necessity
Them extra charge that the Cotton Presses this city
make 'front.' bound Cotton, there
have done business those liberal terms, OF
NOT MAKING THOSE CHARGES FOR YEARS PAST,
and now there two others who do the same receiving all
iron bound Cotton without extra charge
Should any Planter be called upon pay such charge,
would be Obliged to him he would exhibit the bill
something of a curiosity hunter .".
To Ship Captains would say. that in Cotton which
in Famans Tie better pressed than the
average Of rope bound Cotton that is SOME OF THE
PRESS MEN of this city determined inure the reputn
ZION OF Mr. Fa-sman Tie much possible md ready
descend to anything injure it, your expense
Should yonr Cotton badly pressed in Fassmas
Iron Tie please give him notice and he will haul
leans Press expense do justice you by
pressing II as should be- This Tie like the Holmes
Churchill Tie which many you carried your cargoes
last but II guaranteed of under any
ance, properly applied and will also enable you carry
ast ten per cent cargo than in rope bound Cotton
.. 0mM0. Respectfully,
F. BELCHER,
OIL 2ptf ws@ Agent for Fassman's Tie.
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WANTED-A GOOD coLoRED COOK, WASHER
w and holer Applyto
l.. b. TAYLOR,
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The Eastern Clarion,
... PAULDING, MISS.


WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
Of country in the South respectfully
fered advertising medium the Merchants New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans
MM..m A. B. STRAWBRIDGE d CO.,
ols 2pf No % Commercial Place.
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Philip, RAhn,,


EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER or PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES of EVERY DESCRIPTION
Sugar MILE Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines
Pumps, of all sizes and descriptions.
shaings, Couplings Pulleys. Hangers and Boxes Of all
sizes.
Locomotive Flucs and Cylinder Boilers. M
Shingle, Leth and Planning Machines.
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, Of every description
Agent for Bergers Boyle's Machine ground Saws.
Virginia Peniteniary Made ANes-every Of which is
fully guaranteed.
II. VI. Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter
Machinery received the highest testimonials given in
the United Experienced mechanics will erect
Machinery sc when desired in the the purchaser
discovering that the article was can
be returned at my expense.
Orders communications addressed to the undersigned
through the Post Office, will with prompt attention
An Illustrated Catalogue, containing List Prices
Gates will be sent BY mail postage paid any desiring
PHILIP RAHM,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
M Office in New Orleans 81 St Charles oil 2p6ttal
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TO DOCTORS, MEDICAL STUDENTS, etc-vALUAB IE
Library, without reserve.
BY TOURNE Il THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRNE Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 29th inst, at 5 O'Clock r.
NJ No ~ Benvie street, corner Of Exchange Alley
auction will be sold
valuable Doctors Library, comprising eleven hundred
volumes.
Also, yaluablesSurgery Instruments.
H9rTERMS-Cash. o25
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7NeO. FrOis,


1872 CANAL STREET. .132 CANAL STREET,
Tn Touro Building,
Has just received by the latest arrivals from Europe
desirable Goods which
prices
Rich Figured DE LANES, at all prices
Extra Rich ROBES DE LAME.
A Fine Assortment of Plaid CHAIIIES
Fine Plaid WORSTED.
GRIsAILIE and Figured English BAREGEs.
Do. In ROBES PATTERNS.
Embroidered and Figured English BAREtEs.
Small and Large Figured Double English BAREGES.
Fine CASE MAREST and BAREGES.
Rich French CALICoES
Large Assortment of shaSvIs.
Chenille sHAWIS; Taans do; Silk, Striped and Worsted
do do Round Corner with Tasssls Broche Cashmere do
BlRck Cashmere do; Long do.
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS, Black Silk M6ntlas Worsted
Nett Shawles, Ladies' Marquee Pataso do Half Umbrellas
Black Bonbane and Apacas Plain Black and Colored Cash
mered dEcosse, Ghren's White and Coored Pigno Talma
Basaue- Capes Long and Short Coaks and of various
price, Tape Borered Hemsched Embroidered and Mourning
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs Enbroderies Of all styles
French Blankets Flannes Domcscs, md large of
other Goods not above mentioned. o2l 2p6t
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Steamboat 9tparturts Gbis 9au.
PARTICULAR NOTICFs

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Yn.r.,,x .,,,,or,,. New w., orleans, Oct l9, isso
FtkEKsn % XII mi tsrlixe mnd smPosvsT
Stock allotted to Ionans receipt same orders
to purchasers thereof j. FoWLkEs, PIe.id hsaa'
o..,,v - ...---e, :, =
nrrn acco,,,onc. NJ. Orleans. Oct % 1850
ready 10 receive for Socr II Inc g am
o2l If II. s. FuLkEKsoN. Agent.
NO. Attention. I,o,,t.t. ~. ,.c-~,
rlsY-CHassEuns fiES Sx Ia oI Tb
f. Ds:ss
st. o by order A'' A. IAsshi I, me ohneh Oh
..ns-Te1as Freight-opelou.a. RaIlroad-
Landing Of he osioa y Rsrs1 at 81, o at s ag
Forwarded weekly from Braah e 'J per q sea %t
@ q s ssh gwen a S
80. lin vssrre.idsni and a., s s.%e.
meets esey tEsbAl EVhSsG a No a # i IL; Of
G. A. No 1871 Camp street Officers the present eri-Rob.
Rs, n n Carpenter A. R. s.; u Carpicae r. S. T. Boosb
Fl l. r kendrick, G; y; Allison A. g.: James Dolan,
Thompson j. NJ Cofey Edward Booth r Carpete William
!zll y i'm: eorrEx R $
Z e ss1ss s Rsys I,fa SsSs
ftlpms rs III P nsad = 7bon.. Bell
NJ III a, M = L. Neo,aede, III o. # p' the W. W.
5s.s hsa T as ssf x s .ss
~ 1ndevisible Friend. commandery Of
KnEh TsnPsI: snd Appendan No meet n The
Of St. Claude and Duaine 81 stfeet. Frs
General o. j. DonneIa CANAAN General Auc,se Rra,re
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ERENCH BLANKETS-
Il 8 bales Blue Blankets,
:. Gray
Is =. Green
From e. Granier & Co., for sale by
S. u. GRATIAA & co.
o4 No. 20 Customhorse street.
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TACOBS' ART GALLERY, 90 CAMP STREET
y New Orleans-E. jacobs ut his old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs patrons of
this celebrated Dagneleo.ype Ambroypc and Photograph
lery established in 1872 that he has for years
the services Of Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who
just returned from Europe with all the late improvements in the
the art Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish
Miniatures of all sizes in oil coors ivory other material
as to suit the taste and price Of ALL will be taken in
passabe Photographs from life from other pictures of
public or private buildings Of machinery will be taken of
any size required, either plain or painted.
The best artists in the United are employed and all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
Of works of art and and Indies gentlemen arc respect
fully invited TO visit it.
Frices moderate Terms cash on delivery
o4 Gun L. S, LIPMAN.
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CT Il A r, PURE WATER!!
The subscriber prepared public with his
HYDRAULIC sELF-CLEANING
FILTE
with capacity furnish FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAY.
This Filter unlike all other Filters never gets foul 1t
Is adapted to all purposes where fering is required
HOFor eference-S Charles ST. Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Meciers
Canal street, and others in
Fly- Office No. 2 Tchoupitoulas street.
N. F. RICE,
o3 2plm New Orleans
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
New Orleans, Oct. 49, is5o
nR.I hereby authorize and empower III. Il.
EKSON TO sell and receive for the $lWU al
Stock allotted to Louisiana receipt for same his orders
the stock will issue from tho principal Office Marshall Texas
10 purchasers thereof. j. FOWI * Es Presidcnt 40
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FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FAMILY sERy--
ants, on account Of departure.
BY j. l.. CARMAN,
AUCTIosEER.
vNHCRSDAY Y, nth inst, mt II O'Clock A. NJ,
At the residence of Columbus Noise, ESQ.,, story
Brick Dwelling No ~ Apollo street, Polymna
Enerpe streets. will he sold
The Furniture contained in said dwelling consisting Parlo
manner DINING ROOM Hall and Kitchen Furniture and enrac
ing N par Mahogany and Hair Cloth Paor Sets manufactured
~ D. W. McCraeken Of this Walnut
rurn'ure rnsseis and Ingram Carpets China Cut
Er Mantle Clock and Ornaments French Plate Mirror,
kitchen and servants room Furniture etc. etc
Also, at IL o'clock precisely
Family OF Servants comprising Woman and
Children The Woman is rs years age and is superior
teed. : - ~ ' ~ 80 '-' e'-''-
EE-TERMs-Cash. N-.st M
CREDIT sAIE-BooTs. SHOES AND BRoGANs
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Room, q Old Ievee street.
THURSDAY, 27th inst, Al 10 o'clock A. M
sold ~ ~ ~ ~t3 Aetee seiee'' Will De
, ~ cases Boots Shoes and Brogans for Men, Women
,hlldren-conIrisng select and desirabe assortment
G1f-f EIshS-Over 500, ninety credit. o2s
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DIR. Reard's
IL h [ N + II M A r Y
No. 35 Lafayette date IIevia) street.
Between Baronne and Carondelet
ORLEANS, Ia
This institution for the reception persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE
The Building is new-tho Rooms large and airy Rvcrv
attention will be paid to the comfort of patients
hs5- Wards devoted 10 the treatment Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
no A competent Physician resides in the house.
TERMS:
Whites from 81 90 to IS 90 per day.
.Sl
Hi- Operations charged extra. se2s 2nIySw
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Roots, Shoes ana Br0qa,s,

Plantations supplied with prime Dching BOOTS Russell
BROGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Canpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street. New Orleans.
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF
Tmbered Land In the Parish Iberve close to the Nc.
Donough lands.
BY J. B. WALTON,
MISUNDERSTANDING, 10 Bank Place.
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land adjoin.
~ ing the Mconogh lands late the property of the city Of
Baltimore No. Township II, Range Ii
East, containing t3s 81 100
This considered of the valuable in the State,
only the immense quantity of cypress and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality Of its soil
H- For terms, apply to J. Is. WALTON Auconeer No. 10
Bank Place If
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orSIcE OF AGENCY OF y. + RAILROAD, "a CoxxoN ST., !
New Orleans, Oct. %, 1859.
HJ~In accOrtia nee with the above. L am
OBJ If III 4 FiTI Z EPc .nsmt
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AUCTION SALES.

HaIisnS sALH gF SUPERIOR OLD BRANDIEs
A''"' e"' lea', Champagne, sardnes, Wines etc. f
By r. B. SYKES,
rv,rryrx, AgcrosEER.
eIoek Il H. so. g r. inst At half-past 10 o.
huYgh Co No ~ III ne importers Messrs. W. r. Vrenden-
following baudies, be sod ~ con'snnents me
4S3 packages superior old (yoonac p,..,. :,
stores Ct the following eighth az snd hsf
pipes, Hhe Gro~es Company. louis n psyfa, 1sx WI
Iec"ea s BISCUIT Teocie Co. Julien ssa01, ~ y
u pipes Holland Gin, Rynbende steanbos, band
lSO cases Champagne, lslegards Cabinet:
30 casks good family Wine. Medoc: 5$
81 casks superior Rousilion Wine
go safdines. half and ar boxes Nantes and I..
Legger's Batavia Arraek; ''
puncheons Scotch Whisky
1000 packages Teas Imperial Gunpowder ooIope etc esr
Catalogues Will be ready two days previous sale
HJ~TERMS-At SALE which wifi be liberal. o2s
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No. 10. Magazine street. New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama, Lghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
jyl3 2p6W Magazine street.
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DIR. George ". Smith,
DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice will professional en-.
gagemcnts, at his Office, No III CANAL STREET. nearly Oh
posite Christ Church jy4 2ptf
HelnlbOlI'S Extract Of BuCh1x.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCIIU,
For all distressing ailments distractions Irregularities
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
For all diseases of the sexual organs whether existing male
or female matter of how long standing.
HEIMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
For pald countenances md eruptions.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT e. CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
o2t 2p3tcod&Itw General Agents.
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Boots, Shoes and Hats.
VIC have IN store and landing from ships Harriet j.
Montgomery Samue Fae Lady Blcssington and the steam
ships DeSoto and Granada.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
To which call attention of buyers
Our stock is, in part comprised of he following
10000 pairs Russet Brogans for Plantation use
10000 Kip, Calf and Seal Brogans
10000 Kip Calf and Thick Mud Boots
5000 Grain, Hunter and Planters Boots.
10000 Ladies' Children's and Misses Shoes, of
every variety.
Rg~For sale on liberal terms by
JOHN N. GOULD & CO.,
seIv Eplt Magazine street
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kOt SALE CIIEAP-A SECONDHAND PATENT
~ a'lon Draining Machine Engine inches cylinder l6
men stroke with Hoards Patent Boiler ten TO twelve hnrse
i"mse an s chimney ss, 10 feet high
zine me wheel capable of throwing out 10000 gallons Of
water per minute, feet high. Apply 10 ''- "
-o,,,. W. A. JOHNSON & CO.
VI - No 4 Factors
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NORTH ALABAMA OSNABURGS-s2 baes
IN Al and SO bales rs, for spe by 80 'ae7
scRUGGS, DoNEGAN CO,
va W l55 Grayer street.
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.ES.Texas Freight = OpeIousas RaiIroad-
reight received every day Sundays excepted
s.Tss 70 e f9T n.z tTwekly from Baa per steamships
forwarded goods advanced rate Of lower than y
other conveyance. bills ladng through given al the
landing. n SEGER 80 " "
sc4 lin Vice Presden and S,nn rn, o,dant
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CREDIT sAIE-READY-MADE CLOTHING etc
BY E. ROGER e. CO.,
Auction Room No. q Old Ieyee street.
THURSDAY. the 27th inst. at 10 o,clocIx A.
street will be sold 1855 ~ % oa ieSee
20 lots Of seasonabe Dry Goods comprising ..,sc .,
men', specially manufactured for this market -
And
An invoice Of Travelling IIaes Shirts and Hat.
Ea~TERMs-0ver 500. ninety DAYS credit ~ oox
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THURSDAY, the 27th inst, at IX O'Clock
NJ s the st. Charles Exchange without reserve viii be
sold - "'
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
nents thereon situated In the First District square bounded
by Poydras Heva Bolivar and Bertrand streets Said lot
% feet inches and lines front Poydras street. by
consist Of wostoy frame house with
slate with gallery In front and side containing four rooms
tern containing 1850 gallons Of and other
buildings in the yard the banquettes paved seed
insured for 5000
HsTERMs-Onet third CASH balance at and years. credit
for notes bearing mortgage the property with per
est per annnm from date until maturity, and il then paid
per cent until final the buildings kept insured
and policy transferred to the vendor until the are paid
Act sale before Charles Sirnger Notary Public at the
pense Of the pul chaser - oo2
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: Foot RfHe Conn.
rtSYaCHAssEuns PEP DE- Ia fouIsAsA-The conservation
the flag presented by the young ladies New Orleans to this
Company and the collection for the relief the Destitute Or
pan Boys Asylum Of the Third District been
70 ~ DAY, b inst at O'Clock the Church 81
Of 4, i3 ~ no By order A. LASSAILE,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY RE -
BY ANSEL. EDWARua
r. AaAnx1o. Anessoaeer
soss Bsx. Chaies fxvst
THIS EVENING, and every vVeerE.n~ysvZ.
ming during the husiness season. easiy Sst5 III ~
sold 9a1s MA 1Ass 80 -
general assortment Of Nisceilaneous Bcs1Ee Il
ard literature in the various departments HEs ~ T
oil If -. r. q &
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Observation-Disclosures, 10 Bank FAce.
MERCREDI, 10 couEant, . 10 heures A. II,
WI les leux, No. 1871 Clrondeet rencOlgnure
fayse en- VERY dun ord,e De phonosbe Morgan jnFs
10 d'ocobre 1889 u vendu compile De b
de Mary Louisa Hamilton dacsdee, les eubes
la residence ci-dsssus decrte conaistant WY IVY
IN mobiler de salon scalou g.rnitus q ehens
des miroiTE table alones bois de III u
noir, des ehaises ditto dss lavabos ditto
ditto des porechapeaux ditto petit fauteuf ditto,
mos noir aeajou dcs maeas, oreiesp
traversns DIES taps des nattes Dc IA poe des haqes
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