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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-07
nUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND
Cs1IsD MANHEIM. IN THE COUNTY or
HAMMER. ON THE RICHMOND, = AP Rail
p0AD. ~ MILES FROM RICH MOND, nIUCh'

ROA0 IL MILES fHDM hlCd MOND EAvSAss
sIIVks FARMING IMPLEMENTc Chofn, &C
pnrsuant 10 the provisions Of Q deed OF trust Ho1
VIM winston to the subscriber, for the penens Oh
his creditors of record In Hanover once sne uncs
s9ned viii on the 18th day Of January, 10y on tne
nrsmises proceed to sell the above Tr.cI Q, Lana;
ccsiied Mannheim, adjoining the lands o. William
Winston. the estate Of Philip Winston. dec.e.
and others. distance from RICHMOND. ~ tne nicn.
mnnd' Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. u
rciles and within miles OF the Central ksiiroad.
IN the frederick sburg Road.
There Il 4 turnout called Elletfs, or Darrecofrs.
vithin half mile Of this land Tho tract contains
ssS acres and its susce ptibilty Of improvement y
souaI 10 suy land In Hanover
1.-The improvements consist OF comfortable dwell
ing house. new With i've rooms. new tobacco house
smoke house and negro quarters, al new. Y y
rarely the case that . more Desirable farms (vnel
the local advantages quality VI soil and neighbor
hood, are locke to- ID offered for ssle.
At the ssme time and place, viii Be sold 10 youpl
and kelly Negroes. consisting Of men. women, boy
and eirls oil the Household and Kitchen Furniture
stock of Cattle Horses, Hogs. Crops, %.
TERAs--for the Land, acvedit OF and u month
will DO allowed for notes. With Approved curlt{
carving interest from the day Of sale and the ~.
retained until the last payment . maoe. II
l Slaves will be sold for caah- FOR the oshsr pfs
nerty. terms made known ON day Of sale.
The title 10 the land p undoubtsd. oue sehihs
trustee. viii convoy with specisl wsorsns{; .~ou
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BY Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES. Il will offer for sale ak
1 y auction TONIGHT. and continue every niaht
nent JeweIyr, Ready made Clothing. Nett Shirt
and Drawers, Fancy Articles. &c.
AErX MOTT. Auet.
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NOTICE The undersigned respectful
~ ly Informs the citizens of Richmond and vicini
ty, that he IL prepared to undertake to excavate
FOUNDATIONS FIR buildings grading streets.
paving with either bricks or stone, running
culverfs, r., on the most reasonable terms. His
force of men and carts IL large ono, and the work
will be executed under the inedidte direction and
energy and experience in such business will be suf
fcient guarantee that all work undertaken BY me
will re promptly and satisfactorily executed. Mr.
Reinr ia authorised for me- and IN my name, 70 mako
contracts for work. RICHD d MlTCHELL-
Richneond, JAM lst 1889 Do 28-im
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A VALUABLE FARM, OF 456 ACRES,
IA IN GHESTERF. ED COUNTY. Six MILES

FROM MANCHEsTER.-For sale. vaiuSbie and
comfortable Plantation six miles from the city OF
Richmond. ON the Manchester Turnpike, In Ches-
tssfeld county; having SIS acres The Turnpike y
hiss over two bundre1 acres Of well timbered land.
aordipg materials II wanted for further building.
and large supply tor market. The buildings COM
prise dve|liBs house. four rooms Of which are
new added to six ethers newly and neatly repaired
and q new and neatly framed cottage once. with
two rooms in the yard enclosure-making very am
pie accommodations for. . largo family Esv
gransry. corn-house stables. we'll ARRANGED house.
for thirty servants tobacco houses ice house. vel
enclosed sAcden, kitchen, meat house. good well O
water, &c.
offered for sas-and the subecribsr. Nth ne Rur
Pose Of removing 70 another etate. VIII eel pa
gain 70 any one wishing to Darchaaea pleasant ane
profitable residence.
The town OF Manchester having charter TO eFecl
another bridge over James river. Will very enos
make land, situated - this place ~ 0ouDy Wanna
Bile. .
arc commissioned % mckee aAle. a. epp!leaaon 1A1
bs mads q ne. psrsonAiiy. q re &se%Wasss NJ
Do SIT 0aNehssoe xusnDtke.
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IVORY CUTLERY-lvory Handled Ia
BILE hives and Forks of good steel, and of the
best ivory; ivory Knives only; Beef and Game
Carvers Steels. &c, to be had at the China Store
of Td0S BULKLEY,
la6 l37 NJ Ain street.
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MULES. WAGONS. EORNRs DRAya

Az &c. AT AUCrION.-The owner desiring TO
charge his present business. we will cell ct War
wicks Warehouse M ar Rockets, on FRIDAY, 18th
ysl,usry, 1852 Ct u o'clock N, rs well bros en-
Gun Wagon with chains, &c, Complete: one Cart
one Dray and Harness; one Top Baggy; one Young
Mare and BidiDg Hourse, &c, &c.
TERM'-For all sums less than $50 cash: for that
sum and above, on credit of four months, Tor ap-
ia7 GOUOIN AppERaoN I..
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CovINGToy. ALLs5HASY Co.. VA. Jan 81. 1899
T'U MANUFACTURERS Or CEMENT.
Proposals will be received. at this Office until
the 18th February. 1859, incusive,to manufacture
tuadred and fifty thousand bushels of hydraua
lie Cement, within distance of five miles of this
place. for In the masonry now under contract en-
the line Of the Covipgton aud Ohio Railroad.
Further information may be had by persons de-
rrous Of offering proposals. on application at this
1f1ce. on and after the 2lst inst.
By order of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES Is FISKE,
lab-Hd&2taw4w Chief Engineer.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF Me-
"A GROEs will be sold to the hipbe,t b;6d.r
for cash; at Taylorsville In the county OF Hanover
0n SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Jauuarv Jss9
likely. GEO " D0SWHff sno
in Est A6m,r oT N n rsnLL.
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COAL.
1879 NEW WINTER CLOTHING
ACO1s THE BEST STOCK and

xxx NEV W IN KEN CLJTHIN9.
AOC~s THE BEST STOCK and
LOWEST PRICES, at
e D KEELlNG'S Clothing Store
No. l26 Main street
Parentsaud guardians wishing to urchsse Youths,
Clothing for winter use, can find choice lot at
KEELINa'S Clothing Store.
No l26 Main st.
and substantial Clothing for ser wants. can find such
at HEELlNG'S CIothipg Store,
No I2s Main Ut.
GENTLEMEN wanting a nice and tasty fit of
Coat. Pants or Vest can have fit guaranteed by leay.
ing their orders at
Il D KEELlNG'S Clothing Store, I26 Main st.
Where can be found a choice selection of Cloths,
Cassmeres and vestinks, which will be made to or
der and warrant 10 tit. Also, every article in
aentlemen's line of Clothing
de 2a-2W n D KEELING. No Log Main St
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A CARD shall publish at an early
"A date. THE Southern Pulpit,"a monthly yisi-
| tor, in pamphlet FORM TO contain sermons from
ministers of the following denominations: Baptist,
| Methotist Episcoalians and Presbyterians The
profits arising from its publication are to deiray the
expenses attending collegiate education, prepare
tory to the study OF Theology. Hence. ask libe
raj resp onse to my appeal
LEWIS W BURWELL. Box GIG.
price--Sy in advance a It's
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9JAMEs N. TAYLos Sen. Aucts. de Md
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will %
IL sold, on FRIDAY the 7th OF January, 1885, IN
10 O'Clock, A NJ. a lot of Trace Chaas, n Hames =
doz IRON Hsmee. Saddle, doz Collars. Desk. =
Buckles. Rugs, / xattrass and RlAnkefa street
Wagon and one Horse. to 80 isfy distress wsrran,
in my hands In favor of Michael Purcell and Ysnn-
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| MINTSrRATOR,S g T. ~

A DIN N f.STRATOR'S s E.-On
4 TUESDAY, the 18th day Of the present month.
at the late residence of the deceased. In Henrico
count, shall sell at public auction all the perso.
nai eatate OF John FaTrar. decd; consisting Of
Hcusehold ana Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
On all sums Of $50 and over credit of ok months
viii be given. the purchaser giving a negotiable
note. with approved security. For all purohases
under $2n, the cash will be required.
All persons having claims against ths estate will
present them at once either to the undo rsigned
70 my attorneys, Messrs spilman 4 Black veil
Those indebted to the estate will please cali like.
wise and settle. JOHN r CHIInRv
ia ids Admir- Of John go.
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T.. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
%. FRONT STREET,
NRW YORK,
For the sac e Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco
~ 'S Cons snments to his address. promptly and
Ns,G,'ly attended tn.
sNSsw fnpx January |. 1853. jai-lm
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL
CLASSICAL ANE ENaIIsu
tx MILES WEST OF RTcyyHovn


The exercises Of this School will he resumed IN
MONDAY January nth, and close July 10Th The
location 10 unusu, iy healthy. The discipline il
Christian aud Parental. y
Tuition for the scholastic year from SO to $40 &C
cording TO grade.
Board including table rooms bed fuel Iiehtr
and washing. $l2ls per month"; one half pay able In
advance.
The subscriber IL grateful for the liberal patron.
already extended and hopes to merit its con,in
aance- GRO EXALL, A NJ
n B-Please apply early, and address me at Rich.
moud. de 2e-imH 09E
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nond de 29-ims Ger
MIGHT SCHOOL FOR ALL BRANCH
~ Es OF STUDY.-The subscriber would call the
attention of the public TO his NIsHT SCHOOL,
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to any
whom circumstances might make IL convene Mt 10
recie on one or more branches Of study at night
School rooms 4th street. between Main and
Franklin.
ia l-kt s. T. pENDLETON.
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RICHARDSON Il CO.,
II DEAL EXCLUSIVELY II,
And keep for sale in Quantities to suit purchasers
at their
ware-Koonns, No 95 Main Street,
HMOND, VA,
ALL KINDS OF
@ A r p E 7 I n GS.
M a TT IN q .,
FLOOR Gil CLOTHS, CURTAIN GOODS.
RUGS, MATS, WINDOW SHADES.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS dc.
We WILL HAVE MADE TO ORDER,
Carpets, Oil CIo this.
WINDOW CURTAINS AND SHADES
de 22-Im*
ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
AA HARTFORD. CONN.
LNCURPOR1TED IN lSl9-CHARTER PER
PE7UAL.
Cash Capitalist 100000.
Surpius-S666,14 40.
Mr Fl BALDWIN having resigned his Agency,
this Company will hereafter be reprssentsl BY
OF BRESEE,
Once opposite American Htisl.
de 2S-lm Richmond. VA,
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~ rnliUULAS'
J ovpICE North side Of Broad, ID dcor below
ih street. ev nah ha,use, pr,sa and Marshall
Ia 3-tu1s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

szcosp 9E ARM
show dd days from the
al nSs tor Of estate and
approved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
N' 0'0s' VI 'D' o'N'" f. M1cHoT, Deputy Clerk.
q eeeh
A es2s e 4 snsdte aut,es PER-
celia psn Is dix
auees compile preens par pAdmnistrsteur dc la dits
sns dit les
aus Is II E. MIoHoT, Depute Gretfer
SECOND DISTRICT COURT 7svoeE;ssss,!oN OF MARGARET
of New Orleans. RanesAko. isss7 S.s 0' d W.
a"d e II 20 %
within days from the present notification any
iss not be omo approved and the
distributed in accordance Herewith.
f. M1cHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxlEME couR De DISTRICT 1sgGGEsisIoNv DE MAKaA
de Ia souyee, Orleans: edss de J. W Bunss-So 1851
n ciers de la ct oues aures
de- prtsente publication asons lesqueles lie
prten par Naure seait point approuve ct no.
mologu ct les mains 1epafts commencement
audit compte
ani7 Y Is f. MIcHoT Depute Gretfier.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THOMAS. T.
Of New Orleans { HIGGINBOTHAM-No. l57s1.
w HEREAS David Il. bundle has petition
w Court for Letters Of on the vacant
the late Thomas T. Hgginboham deceased ines-
tate
Notice is hereby given all whom it may to show
within days. why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
~ ''NS' - f. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk
DEuxrExE coyR DrRcr sHGcEsSIoN pE THOMAS st
A TTENDU que David 3. Bundle presemte
n une petition la eet dobenir les 1ettres Ad
minsation la Succession vacante de feu Thomas T. Hggn
boham, decide intestat- . ,. -
Avis par present dome tons ceux que celia con-
cerne davor dedure sous dix onrs es a'ssns pour les
ouelies ne serat pas fait droit la diteDehtion
aul7 ~ H p. MTcHOT. Dennte Gretier.
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sHERIFFs SAFES.


saH p..rs,s. - GaTH
ny VIRTUE OF Writ viii Of III asri fseiss q me
x 81 sors s@ss ss s
,uss auction City He!s street between Cs%D
October iss and expires on
we On 81 4. e. 1888 sas
o. ss s q Oh sss IL
r. T. y , ss h It
5. { szS # q: e he
b asass.ssd the saas. offering
Ing to The conditions Of the lease.
Seized d. n the shove suit .s
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
'H, s. ssSs sfAs
ssls ssns sasirs ssssss pssssds1si LUS6I
.a B Dc @ a
bliqus ct adjudication de- ~. 30,
Co d 's Dc %s''eT sfs 81
doetbre 1855 expire 50 De ssp.smbrs 1851
- ,sss SEQ
49, dss issS 20 Z q lssS' ssse IL
1861 ie d'svfi 1851, $50 de mai 1851,
dit adugs plus deraer eneherisseur,
aequerelr Placement du loyer commencement
saisi. dams raaars ei-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment De i'sdigdisson.
au17 10 70 rs 20 Sheriff de Ia fsroisse d'orieans.
s,x,s ps1s,s. coosr2 RoTsks
s s, .5sSs ss.s
street. between 1smp a.d Magssine on MONDAY. the
premises Ne sss Came
on. on hs s q On
y .a
oi:Sss g q sss
E as ~ The It e Ill., sSs q IL IT, H.
Jsss sso ssss e Seys%ss lseS s2ss he &,
Of April 1851 $3.50 the LIST Of May is6 $3.50 on the
Seized in the aboSe suit
highest pIein 6e purchaser assgmipg he
lions contained in the act Of lease on file.
TERNs-Cash or the spot.
Sheriff of lie Parish Of Orleans.
sr.rrxx couH DE DISTRICT lcArHEsINEs 3. BOWERS Rs
IN ~ HE s1s:fs g vr,, i .s, rae,.. eontre
de Ia en,Ie ley d. Camp ct des Maya
L. balance Dc il nue. u Camp No
'
rason aa9es Pan payabss CONNIE suit .9.a
ss s5 spssr asS s s d H. 1s re
lel de JUN 1851 4-@
aeaueeu BASEMENT dn loyer sison Dc s2OoS
Pan oues sntres sPuaons nserees dams Pacte du bail
epregistre dams ia pr4sente dfaire.
coNDlTIoEs-comptsnt au momen. de rssiqaKleRstRon.
au17 10 % 20 % Sheriff de la Faroisse dorleans.
1-'C q kss SsIsass: .cRSckHR-SN..i s.ssa
the @ ri
ss city s
follows: No q section NJ township souh, Il range
.s5
s5ssaiSs'E Ii
s5sspsSs5s Gsss i bi IL e, ole.
Sheriff of the Parish Fl 81 Z Orleans ttis
Dzux,s1k cogR ps }suGGEss5oM De Lo ogJ
r d'ao 1859 adresse par Honorable Deuxeme Coul
Dc s ss &
H5 de la Cite de la Commune entire les !ues d1 Camp
des Magasns de la dite succession vent
publiaue ct adjudication de-
3 g. PIE
lie lot Nc section No 2 township sud. de rangse
lie township No sud- de aneee No est contenant 70 aO
acres ains Qu appert d No 1885, du bureau des
| de Greensburg, depose bureau.
UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE, sise en- la pa
Livingston Eat de la Louisiana don't description
suit LIE du quart nod Quest de section n
ami quill appert du du bureau de erre de Green
| sburg, depose mon bureau.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de 7 adjudication.
| E. T. PARKER,
| aug II &c So 9 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Oreaps.
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COPARTNERSHIP

(!OPAHTNEAsHIP-T UNDERSIGNED have
t1fS LsY Co. as s1 s e; ss ID
- : = g. y I ssSssFrs.
soce and sales room Masonic Hail. corner ii st. Charles
Perdfdo streets
n IssOLUTION.-THE FIRM or PAYNE. STEELE
II CO., is this day dissolved BY mutual consent fhs
.,a 81 I .ss H. i n &
settlement Of Tho business bsns anto,s.d 70 nss The
+. PIsCKARD.
New Orleans, July l, 1889.
COPARTNERyHIP-C LAIBoRNE, STEELE ~,
FiNcKARD De ls's s5m 3, P.ypsi Steele "a
s s ss @ q ee n sineisrd Cos
tss. e. sn
81 ed r ssss
nsr Of Tchoupisoulas and Grsvsr streets
S Sn aa1 i sSsS s fSissR1.p.
New Orleans July /. 1859. jy2n
NUTICE THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToEoRE
IsTs1g between The gndsrsigued under the name Of
,ual partner viii sisn he name In
& $s. G$$$ s ;$ssaEzsE.
THE UN ssI HAVE FORMED THIS
Ed ri Fl;
r. whitney Go. '''''-''' " 'A' i"'' 4'' '' =
", Orleans, ri, 4RRssss
In RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BROKERAGE
w take OCCASION to to our ends our
50 long
: : + +: E. Z: s saasDoss.
New Orleans, June 30. 1889. tyI
SON as g. oP tn .ad5 . h s 2.
~N'~'' $50 - ''s~'eN :" = DXN'L 4. WILSON. Js.
cHAs. M. MAss sfE o1's'n'
New Orleans, July !, 1850. Nov G II n
s!s u ssa zI'.S 4
DS'''''''' + / $sSSSSBSsfoH'
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAT formed
son,inus Wholesale Grocery oontnis
sion business At the same Place ~ heretofore.
/ r. f. ! ; S $S$s$SSa9shi.
New Orleans July H. 1859. jyl I'm
COPARTNERsHP-r UNDERSIGNED HAVE
81 ssH gsd .o aas susD. and q
wholesale Commission and Produce Merchants
and l6 New Levee next to corner Graver street.
CCCHBERT BULLITT,
THOMAS WHAIEY.
New Orleans Jaae l, 1859.
nISsOLUTION- COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- tofore existin under the firm of T. L. JOHNSON Co.
is dissolved by the Death of John shryoek.
The survivor wiz attend quidsng the business Of tie
tate firm. ]. L. JOHNSON,
for ]. L. JOHNSON CO.,
In liquidation.
New Orleans, June Is, 1859.
NTOTICE-ALI, PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS With
IN the late firm Of j. L. JOHNSON CO., will call at the
counting of Msssrs But WhsIey, where all settle
meHts will be made. uztil further notice.
| New Orleans, June H. 1852. jelS Am
CANT LOUIS HOTEL-TH TIE UNDERSIGNED
- having purchased the Saint Louis Hotel furniture will
inform its old and the public that vel be closed
ing the for Additions alterations and repairs and will
be and reopened Tuesday Lat for
| their reception. O. E. HALL 4 co.
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859 je1 6n
CANT CHARLES HOTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
lease of the Saint Charles Hotel for five years. and ava
ourselves Of this opportunity thank the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended will inform them that
Hotel will, during the be thoroughly renovated
painted and furnished and hope the opening Of the
again have the pleasure of catering their which
D. N. HILDRETH CO.
New Orleans, June LIST 1859. jel 6m
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PARTICULAR NOTICES. !.

A1NOtice-I. d. y. M.-The members Of the
order generally requested meet spaldng Rogers
Museum and Amphithester on FRIDAY EVENING, August
By order of the @ D. A. aul6 At
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Class Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

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and Gh Of s SOL s1 and FEN
practical men and found worthy Of adoption large
are constantly writing for this department of the
.1sssa aas ss
universally pronounced Of most useful the
sG psses a ss Confident
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
stead S isss will Be received with general .sca@aon By
BIZ! viii I % her au
s1 4
LLGsrRA ATOMS Homestead" will continue a.
pared expressly for its columns. BY competent artist
feRsss
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
We offer you periodical which is permanently estab-
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equal if superior both in contents and appea
similar paper in the Union. We therefore aske Southern
man desires subscribe for Agriculture and Family
Paper that will be of practical benefit his farm operations
furnish his FAMILY interesting and useful reading give
af sppse IN esad is pub
lshed weekly each nsmber containing eight large pages,
printed in the handsomest STYLE and plenddy embeshed
One copy So year, six copies Sl0 cope SIS land
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Send for specimen numbers prospectvses, etc. Max
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS.
ID EMOVEn-SAMuEL H. GILMAN has removed
N No 10 Graver street to NO. AZ St. Charlie. street
Of Gravier. aus I'm
ID EMOyAL-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FIRE
II which in their establishment last Friday night
Messrs. CROOKES co. have temporarily located them
seye. at No 6 Tchoupouas street, the store occupied
Nv Wm savage je27tf
ID EMOVAL -THRO. FROlS, WHOLESALE DRY
II Goods store has temporarily removed from No. u
to No is Canal street between Custom House and the
river and will remove the old stand about the LIST OF
Sen,emher ~ je30 I'm
ID EMOVAL-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
IL of the fire to No. 6S Baronne street.
je18 If n w. hoN".
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SECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND

CECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND
. MACHINERY for Sale
One Second Ha,d Steam Engine Of four feet stroke and
bedplate with Fly Whe. fourteen feet in diameter having
castiron and center Together with two Pumps, all
Pipes ard Governor All In complete orisr-very little
and is suitable for Sugar Mill or Draining Wheel
Doctor Engine, inches diameter and IL ches stroke
with and iron pump-in complete order
Doctor Engine inches diameter ard l6 inches stroke
with four cast.i on pumps-in complete order
smaller Doctor Engiaesnot complete but be made
so If required
large lot Second Hand Hog Chains of various Sizes
inch az inches in dameter-wi'h Swiyels Guard
Stirrups etc
Second Hand Double Flued Boilers 42 Inches diameter
long with Fire Front. Safety Valves Blow OFF and
Check each Boier and be used ney CON
They have been in but short time and in
celent order.
Ber without Fines 40 inches diameter and % feet
ongh head only and has been in perfect repair and
Is suitable for Cistern.
GEORGE PATTERSON,
AMI I'm Of leord and New LeYee streets.
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
MOUND BURIED IN THE SAND OF THE BATTURH
opueste tie Cta Yard Turisburg, p4rsh of Orleans
an ANCHOR CHAIN. The owner o. the same may get pos
sess on of Chain by calling at the Recorders Office Third
District and paying the costs OF advertisement. aul
r OsT-A NOTE DATED 24h FEBRUARY, 1859
IL aligned by j In favor of Ha Anderson and
dorsed by John MMphy,t the amount Of S60s drawing
ANY person leaving said the Office Of Chief Of Police
will receive Five Dollsrs Reward. x
aul n y. CARSON.
DOTATDES-51O bbls Northern Pink Eyes and Mereer's,
fer eae 10 arrive per Chas Morgan from New
York by S. WOLFF
an9 Corner Of Graver and New Levee Sta
H01~ IL. ELEAKLEY, by AND 81 RAMPART
street. CT Carriages. Bug eprinf
agons etc. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing IL
Eltthe branches done atthe shor test notice. la6 ~
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closed mail consisting Of letters and States
and cities Of the Postal Unon and Denmark
Norway Bweden, Poland Russia Greece 1onian Islands, etc.,
"a From the Post Office New York seni.weekly
"A mail for the West India Islands will be sent by this
steamer.
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NKw ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD OFFICE,

u8-SoMthern Pacific Rail r0ad-The UNDER
signed ready to receive at his oce a " Common street
the meetings Of the Stockholders held The 4h
and 9Th Of August.
important that Stockholders and others who intend to
contribute to the same should act promptly
1t believed that appeal the citizens of New Or
leans who largely ia tis great enterprise will
In VAIN when other points, having local interests the
road have contributed aud three times much is asked
for In this city.
amt Auan
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- BY E. ROGER E co.
Auction Rooms, No. % Old I,eyee street.
TSHURSDAY,I 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M,
At their auction room, 20 Old Leyee street. will be sold
100 Boots, Shoes and Brogsns for Men, Women and
Children comprising fresh and select received ny
Ia arrivals from New York and Boston.
nI- IERMS-At ale au17