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CHARLES EEEIDslEOK ClAMPAGNm-

celebrated Wine, of the above wcliknown brand
qeen aud will continue TO be- received by the undersigned
quantities t, meet tho increased demand Of dealers ard
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
from the closest local descendant Of The old and
established house of HeidscF Co. Of Rheims they
hold of it with determination to bring it and its clms
DISTINCTION before the public more generally than here
tofore The superior quality this article sntiaiy ruy
that its emaaon is from where great eticn
well thorough experience have been brought TO bear
production Charles Heidseck has given his whole mind
The perfection of his wine and to making it worthy q the
Frequent visits the United States have enabled hin
fully understand nnd appreciate the and Of
and of his having prohed by that ntonaou ia
evidenced by tile Champagne for the palate Of
the connoissenra wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties Of brands OF Champagne
tend greatly doubt confuse the purchaser The lovers
of good and genuine wine must ok Tor Charles eiseck
In full the label, as'we the corks and capsules.
7. W. BAYAUp h Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Huidsieck b, obtained in quantities
nnder toned Houses, besides many others here
and at retail with all the principal hote keepers
u. j. HART 4 CO.,
j. II. 4 l. N. MARKS,
SEWEII, t. Ia YLDR,
fe2 ly PAYNE. STEEtE K co.
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Ii e l 1 s

BELLS FROM so POUNDS TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight 1000 lbs. warranted
to sound and quality.
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es-Spades-Shovels.s
Landing and in store, the following, viz:
100 doz S. W. Collins, Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 Leveritt's a. =.
100 Hunts :. =,
100 Imitation Collins :. :. :.
100 o. Ames Il Co.'s best SHOyELS and SPADES
2to6.
10c Royl ana's-2to4
For sale by PR1ESTLEY BEIE
SO and 81 Camp street.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
Rare opportunity for investment In splendid property
the best locations in the First strict paying large
terest and on easy TERMS
BY j. B. WALTON
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WAsHIsGToN ARTILLERY,
. New Ofleans June !, ID 9. :
~ AttentlO 1.-The officers and memb ers
Of this Company hereby notified 10 att md The regular
monthly meeting to be held at the Girod street
on tn UHsDAY EVENING, I'd inst, at O'clock. fEncual
attendance is particularly requested
by order Of the Captain
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gm 0rlsams 4ay Grsent ThursaaY ornin gume 2, 1851
AUCTION SALES.
SLAVES VALUABLE SLAVE. AT AUCTION AT THE

SLAVES VALUABLE sL I.A y1 AT AUCTION AT THE
BY BENJAMIN KENDTG,
AucnosEEn-ohice No. 22 Banks Arcade.
~ hss 4 sss; !. & slesk n'
house ' As'a ''Aa
ES-TkRMs and particulars at sale. Js2
DRY GOODS. Observation-Disclosures GOODS.
BY E. ROGER + CO., t
formerly Il. Peychaud, Hyde 4 Coz
auesn 1ooa No 5 Ga , IL Vi Is 81 their
1''' Comprising select assortm emf.
sg-TERMs-At sale. je2
CREDIT sALE-LADIEs' and NEWS SHOES, CLOTHING
and Travelling Bags.
BY e. ROGER E. CO.,
,Formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde 4 Coy
Their Auction ROOM n. Is Old Lsvss street. viii
Ladies' Misses Shoes. Boots CATERS of
rG o. styles and sn. eu,,Gn made
An invoice of assorted Ready Made Clothing.
A large invoice Of travelling Bags.
DRY GOODS. Observation-Disclosures. .....DRY GOODS.
BY E. d. HYDE,
Auction Room, % Custouhouse st.
Ne soos w , pss of
Rans s s s nd e Ing, Prints Fancy
with vtrandah in 'front.' lanai street. Fist D tct
side very convenient large amily-Long credit sse.
BY ~. VIGNIE,
Auctioueer
Office No. Banks Arcade Passage
rTHURsDAY, June 2, 1859. at IL o'clock,
i will be sold auction, the City Hotel Common street.
A vALUALE LOT OF GROUND, situated In the square
bounded by Canal Gasqne Mara and reet..
ing 70 feet front Canal by dept 1877 feet
parallel lines Tosether with very good three brick
dwelling house containing SIX rooms and paIoI having each
galleries, closet verandah and OF dwell.
ling story brick kitchen. having rooms very
large brick csen bath honss prviss. hydran. etc The
TERMS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d cash and the bal
credit of and for Of the purchasers
secured mortgage said property, bearing per
from date until maturity and after maturity
s per per until fully paid
The buildings insured against the risks of
the policies OF be transferred annually
holders of the until final payment.
Persons DESTROYS of Wis ting the property hnve the keys
by applying at the auconeers Office Of Cont and Ex
change Alley. ny3l
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Tennessee Iron.
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON
We have hand and receiving regularly, full stock
comprising the following. viz:
800 FLAT, from to ~ inch by x to inch.
100 ROUND and SQUARE, 4 to 8 inch.
80 HORSESHOE, * q. l, TX, and IL by IL inch.
80 PLoW PLATE, 7, g. 10, IL, IL, 49, "A and Is
inch by Il, Il and ".
80 :. BOILER PLATES, 3l6 4 and 5.l6
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street,
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY,
New Orleans, April %, 1889 !
HdrSpeclal Orders-The Washington A rtiI-
ery hereby ordered attend puncnaiy Regular Drills
Of the Company on every THU RsDAY LvENING, half
past o'clock. BY order Of
J.B WALTON, Captain.
H NJ IsAACs0N First Sergt E2q
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Special Notice to the File ctors OF the CITY of
New Orleans.

All voters whose surnames begin with initial latter rang
ing from X, both inclusive, will their vote. at Pol
No. One of their respective Precincts voters whose sur
begin with any initial letter ranging from L. to both
inclusive will their Poll No. Two Of their respect
i've Precincts with the exception of the voters of the
begin with any initial letter ranging from to e. both
nclu i've will their votes Pol No One All voters
whose begin with initial letter ranging from a
to N both inclusive, will cast their Poll No. Two and
all voters whose begin with any nin letter ranging
from to 2, both inclusive, will their at Poll No.
Three
By order Of the Central Board OF Commissioners.
my28 ]. AID. ROZlER, Secretary,
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NICViCE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DENISE OF
NJ. Lons Commngere the commercial firm OF GRArIAA
COMMAGERE 4 co is this day dissolved.
The surviving partners Of the late Grp Pierre Lengs Of
Bordesuy and s. D. Grata CT New Orleans, will continue the
line OF business under the firm of S. y. GRATIAA
Co. in New Orewas, and of p. LONGIS Il Co. in Bordeaux
Mr. JNO JACOB HERR has the general power the house.
New Orleans, JAN l. 1853.
PIERRE LOEGIS.
ial TT IS. u. GRATIAA.
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AVIS AUX ELECTEURs bE II La l'i PARo1ssE
dure proclamation de Son Hon Gerard sh Marie de Ia
vile de h Noavells orlsan % de mai 1859
siane suit la die election sous la surin
Premier District.
PREMIER PRECINGT-Pol No I'm A la casse pompe
VIM T. Mus sa'5s
Poi y psuxA case POI pc De Ia eompasne de pom.
osS%Issss T1epsa : Ai ssss.
Bacchus Ct byades conmssAires r H. Foley, Thomas NJ
des Mag.sins e Robin. commissares j. NJ Reid
1SoiS5sMS fhhSis%Tss3 No IN
Jo eph Ct Commerce, Gomnissares 4. j. Donney. John
Poll No Denx-A il maison decolo Pauldng encoignure
des rnes Constance ct Gaennie Commissaes Edward
oUATRIEME PR Eel NCT-Poll No UNA la casse empe
Dc l. de p1mpe No IS rue caose snrs sues
Leeds L. K C. A,n IS ,,s,.,.
rnes Drsades Erato Circumstances Henry b. ogdan
i n
Wam dc T. 5"e Ns'g hsk comms"ire j. W Arthur
roli No DsnSa msison deeoe Franklin St Charles,
Msr"s 3 \ Smga1f No UNA Ia pomn,
d. A. Wilson, James McCIoskey, q +. Hatcher
No e Ss
Commissares T. Bayne James Mcpherson, John g. Pon-
sEPrIEME PREntNor-pel No UNA la casse pomps
arais commsaires John d. Wood Josiah Cole, Jas
Poll No maison d'ecole rne S. john entire
les raes , Grod Ct JHe coisSares N E. Barley s. N
Fo No Trois Ia mason d'tcole Fisk leucoignure des
rmes Perd4o ct Fmnkn. Commissares c. v. Jonte. VIM
NJ Alternately, H. S. Forwood.
Deuxieme District.
HuITIEME PRECINGT-Poll No Un-A la case Il pompe
de la compagnie pompiers No les Benvie 81
Ia Douape. Commissioners: Walter Crouch Frank Echel
Pol No psaxA h Sopaas de menuisIsr
NEpvlEME rKEGINoT-S Ia casso d pomps de la cenpa
Gommissares G. More Guirnmond, Geo A. Fosdiok e. D.
Poll No Deux "A Ia maison decos reucegnnre des rue
n'euvle ct Robertson. Commissares: W. E. Starke j.
DIXEME PKEcINGr-pon No un-Au bureau du co lie
enr de taxes sur Ia rue stPefre tases Pontaba Commits
Psi No nenx mn endroit Sr Ia rue Toulouse, entire lie
Rampant Bynrgrgue. Conmsssires Gus.ve
oSzIFMR PkEtINGT-Poll No un-Au bureau du Dsput
de- rres reneognrs DIES russ ohartrcs 81
Poll No. Denx-Au Theatre Orleans rue do Orleans. Com
faip Ne pS%p
y R IL hD 70 1s g.
erick Bnlssen, William Andry. n-.., o,... II.
rnes Toulouse seIo is Com,nssaires Mareen Esnad,
rRGiZfME pREGfScr-ro No UNA la Halle ST Phi
RRe fne les James ane9s i, John I'm
Poll No peux-, la dtcoe DIES files la du
aM nHf 1 GA. f' n" here une m
sur ID rue DIES Rampant entire Ursuines pH6
pial Commissoires Henry ST. Paul, +. A. Charbonnet,
Po No nsnsA la pompe de la eompagnie pom
sss,s 6onms,Sifss Robst l j. Ksr Jules Lambert Chas
Riehel,
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AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NEAR CARROLLToN
the line Of the railroad containing in body GAO
feet by "A feet The improvements consist of commodous
double frame dwell house and extensive buildings,
venently arranged and suitable for q large family.
Upon the property there magnificent live oaks
oaks pum and fig and great variety of valuable
plants and shrubbery.
further particulars apply the auctoneer No. 10 Bank
Place. my25
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Gas Pipe.
We have Just received the following Wrought Iron GAS
PIPE, which offer at very low rates, viz
III bundles u inch.
10 -
IS IL
20 =. 2
-Also-
GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PRIESTLEY L BEIN,
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q. N. KUVHEREOEll, COMMISSION
ia Agent the Purchase Sale of Sayes-offce
SSeS Yard, No. IS Barorne street, New Orleans, La
~ nils tt
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BUREAU CENTRAL CoMMIssAIREs2
WILLIE DE LA EoUvELLE- ORLEANS, ;
q Mai 1859.
n d'Oresns-
detection ordonuee pour LuNDI lie do JUN 1859 vertu
dure proclamation de Son Hon Gerard Sh Marie de Ia
Vile de la Nouvells Orean date % de mai 1885,
endoits ciapres desgnes Chaqne poll
signe suit Ia de election surin
tendance des Commissioners Election CT apres NOMINEES:
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OFFICE BOARD USDEnwRIrERs,
New Orleans, May II, 1859. 5
nI-At a meeting of this Board held on the
9th the following resolution adopted and ordered to
be published:
Resolsed lhat difference oneha of per per
will be made from and after the lt of September 1885,
between Stores and Warehouses land he conrent having
shutters all the openings above the ground foor and
those without such ion; said iron shutters to be hung
hinges anchored in the walls and TO be not less than No.
IA sheet iron in thickness.
JAMES II. WHEELER,
myll I'm Secretary Board Underwriters
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~ i. o. o. F.-Howurd Lodge No. ii zncet-
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No g. Odd
FelowB' Hail. at O'Clock. oficers-J0s WAGNER, n. g..
GEO. H. sHOTWFLL v. G. L. A. BENDIXEN. Reco I'd
ing Secretary B. DAs1LVA Fer sscretary; j. G. NORTON,
Treasurer ial3
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A Loss OF THREE THOUSAND LIVES
Near Taganrog, on the sea of Azoff, a ca
tastrophe occurred, about the beginning
of February last. which involved loss of
life unparalleled except by memorable
earthquakes or volcanic eruptions. 1t
appears that some three thousand inhabi-
tants of Taganrog, relying upon the fair
weather made by the genial atmosphere
and the cloudless sky, proceeded to the
Azoff Sea to indulge in the sport of fishing
beneath the ice-a lavOrite pastime of that
region The atmosphere continuing Sc
rene, the party were lulled into feeling
of security. and ventured further than
usual upon the ice, in the hope of obtain
ing a good haul. Suddenly a breeze
sprung up from the east, which, growing
boisterous by degrees, whirled the loose
snow and fine particles Of ice in all direc-
tiOns, and before long succeeded in de-
taching the ice from the shore. The
large ice field then broke into numerous
pieces. which with their terrified and hu-
man freight. drifted towards the open sea.
No assistance could be rendered the un-
happy beings by their frantic relatives
and friends on shore, and within two
| hours not sign of life was visible on the
| surface of the sea- On the following day
a cake of ice drifted in shore upon which
were five of the unfortunates-threeo o.
them dead, and the other two numb ant
msensible The two latter-a girl and ar
old man-were restored by means of tn,
] usual appliances, the girl, however, sur
vived but afew hours; the man recovered
but lost the use of his tongue-a conse
quence, probably, of the fright caused b!
the scene he had passed through. HI
prepared a written narrative of the occur
rences of that fearful night on the Azotf
BY this catastrophe at least three thou
sand persons found a watery grave.
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF LITTLE WHITE
Boy BY A NEGRo-The Wilkinson Miss
Gazette of the Goth inst, contains the
particulars of the horrid murder of a little
boy 8 years old, son of Mr. Francis Beat,
of that place, by a negro servant, On
Friday evening, the little boy was absent
from his fathers house for an unusual
length of time, when search was made,
and his lifeless body found horrible man.
gled. Suspicion resting upon slave of
Mr.. B., named Stephen, he was arrested,
whereupon large body of citizens assem-
bled for the purpose of lynching him:
but they were dissuaded from doing so by
the Mayor and Sheriff The Gazette says !:
stephen, the heartless murderer, soon
after being conducted to jail, made full
confession of his guilt, and stated the bru-
tai means he had employed in the con
summation of the diabolical act. He
said, in substance, that the child had
threatened to tell something on him. when
he managed to draw him, inside of the
building, struck him on the back part of
the head or neck with brick-which
blow stunned the little fellow and felled
him to the ground-and perceiving that
his victim yet exhibited signs of life, he
jumped upon him and choked him to
| death!
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The SENATOR AND THE DRoN1os.-The
senior Mr.. Gay, of the National Hotel at
Washington, bears quite a likeness to
General Cass. and upon this the cores
pondent of the New York Times tells the
following story
A stranger, who suppose he knew mine
host very well, put up at the National
the other night. Since this house has
became the crack hotel at the capital it
is quite full at this time, and the new
conner was necessarily, for the first night,
sent to the upper floor to sleep. Coming
downstairs the next morning, a little
cross, he met General Cass there, who has
a fine suite of rooms in the hall, stepped
up to him, and in language more torclole
and rapid than elegant, said:
"Pube id if I'll standit! You've
put me at the top of the house; | must
have room somewhere lower down.
General Cass, interposing and nervous
lv-"sir. YOU are mistaken in the person
Won are addressing. am General Cass OF
Stranger, (confusedly.) beg your par
don General Cass-thought it was my old
friend Cav. Beg a thousand pardons, sir.
All mistake, all mistake, assure you,
sir"
The General passed out of the building,
but soon returned, and as luck would
have it, the stranger met him full in the
face again, but in another position. This
time he was sure he had mine host, for
the Senator from Michigan he knew had
Just gone out So the stranger, stepped
boldly up, slapped the General heartily
and familiarly on the shoulder, exclaim-
ed:
by heavens, Gay, I've got rich sell
to relate. met old CaSs up stairs, just
now, thought it was you, and began ours
ing him about my room."
General Cass, with emphasis.) "Well,
young man, you've met old CaSs again %
Stranger sloped, and hasn't been heard
of since.
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Il suppose" " continued the pendulum,
you are not aware that this is our ROOM
'OU- room = said l.
"'Nes; mine and the rest Of the works.
The man who made us, died in this bed.
and left it 10 us as a legacy. You found
something rather unpleasant, didn' tyou?"
Yes / answered, very unpleasant
"'Ah. that was the striking-weight;
he always serves intruders that way
when we are going. When we are not.
and ! come to bed, he is quiet enough
But as | am likely to be set going again in
the morning, and it's now nearly half-past
one. il wish you a good night
Good night. sir | replied, quaking
from head to foot. So, thought |, who
ever sleeps in this bed must either submit
to be thumped black and blue by the stIi-
! king weight, or accept Of this horrible
monster for a bed-fellow. At this mo-
ment the pendulum, suppose, fell asleep.
| for it commenced an innocent 'ticl-ticlI, ,
| 'tick-tick.' that rendered all attempts at
forgetfulness on my part impossible.'
Another glass Of Brandy and water"
| cried the mild one.
NO, no, said Ponsonhy, II would adj
wise you not. Have your chamber candle
and go to bed
go to bed in No. Forty-twow ex-
claimed the mild one. "Neyerp
MY dear fellow, matters may have
changed since the period have been
| talking of. 60 to your room, and if any
thing occurs it is easy TO ring the bell
| Come I'll see YOU to the door" And Ia
king their candles, the pair proceeded to
! No. Forty-two.
Here we are" said Ponsonby; good
night
The mild gentleman could only wave
his head in yalediction A. he entered the
haunted chamber. In a minute he utter
ed a shrill cry, and rushed into the lobby,
hi- hair literally on end with terror.
What the matter?' said Pon~onby
Its there in bed-flst a-lecp-I've
seen 1.-THE pendulum, I'd not slecI
there for a thousand pounds ~
Good gracious, What willyou do?'
sleep on the ,tairs-If | but had my
carpei-bag out Of the roomw
IN fetch it for YOU. | don't mind til,
pendulum hes an old friend of mine
And in another minute the mild one
was travelling down to the cohee-room
humping his carpet-bag from stair to stair
to the probable disturbance of the Who'll,
house.
Betty, Betty" said Pon-onby in al
under tone. tell the porter to bring m,
baggage to No. torty-two Ha, Ia! Capi
tai. Betty. - roared Ponsonby. as he sav
the cause Of the mild ones terror.
1t was the brazen warming-pan comfort
ably put TO bed in No. Forty-two. an,
which the NJ. q. in his terror had tallel
for pendulum.
In the morning the mild gentleman di
not show himself. He had drank thre
bottles Of soda water, paid his bill am
gone of 10y the first train.
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TUB HOWARD A~~utlAIluN, boz view % tle aW.
II hl destruction of humlu lie, caused ty sexual
d-fa-e aud thv ege ptuus pr4't rrd upon the unio-
tuugf" Firtlu- uf such Diseases ly QItrk~. several
yeHr usa dre,tsd their uu-ultu- ~u Etii t- CHAR
tur nrt worthy % their nHfno. tu ur'u i'l-li-tfy
iur The treatment It t- class OF Diseases, % all their
FORMS aud o. give Medical sfrcg gratis Co all who ap
ply by letter. with description of their ruud tl" age
ucCufntti habits u s. &rsI and u cases ot extreme
poverty o. fufish noruls free n c1rJc ~ D. need
ct Medical sil ~ the agc and will furnish the most
approved moden treatment
Ihc Directors Of the Association. POI Their annual
Report upon the treatment uf Sexual Diseases. iot
te year ending january ist lsaS Xprr-- o." hiHhgs'
snt-irtiun with the ~urrer~ which iH~ uichd"l tht
lab"rs ofthe Consulting surgeon m thc cure ~ ~Ier
matorhfeH, Seminal Wcalluc--, Impotence. d"nor'
rhua. NlcCt ~ plulls. the vice ui buHuism "l 0ti
abuse, &c. aud order continuance Of the same plan
for Tie ensuing year.
The Directors ON review of the past ietl assured
that their lahors iu this sphere of benevolent eHor
have been uf great benefit Co the afflicted, especially
g. the young. and they have resolved 60 devote Them
selves with renewed zeal 60 this very important ant
much despised cause.
An admirable Report on spcrtnatorrho'a or Scmin
az Weakness, the vice of Onaui-in. Aia-tur'guon "
self abuse, aud other diseases 90 the sexual organs
by the Consulting surgeon, viii be sent uy mai n
sealed cnvelopcl Free n Churle on rcccpt ~ W.
STAMPS tYr postage. Othcr Reports amt la't- ON t
Mature and treatment II sexual d-ea-r- dirt. &' ar
constantly being uuhls hrl for Etttuituu- distribution
ryuedes and methods oftrcatnvut discoF FeIrd durn
| the bat year. arr uf great value 49,. =.
| Atifess, Tor Report or treatment hr, 1Euia'E X
tAlllul n. Consulting surgeon. Howard Association
/ No 2South ninth Street rlui5d.lUhu. Pa-
] EN ORDER ~ the Directors
EzRi D. HEARTwEI.I- President,
Aug. "a ISIS. alIy
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AGlrch 30 1859.
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Southern CfOckery Emporium.
EsTABL1sHEp IN 1910.
OSCAR CHEEsMAN,
IMPORTER tNn BEtlEn o.
QuEENSW ARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
IAb DUANE SruEEr,
NNsW VnuE

VAs. EDWARDS SONS Celchruted Imperial Iron
~ stone China; togethcrwith White Granite, Blue and
Painted Ware. frum The best English manufacturers;
alsu a splendid Bssurifueut of French aud English
China boz white rt and richly decorated Dinner and
Tea sgtsi also, Glassware in great variety Cut Press
"a and PLAIN. This stu' wts gotten ~ pfss4v Tor
the -ouiheru Irtso, and oannut iah W. pc.ize citr
Va ztyto or prices.
orders promptly executed aud especial attention
given o. packing.
Nee T4rL July. ISIS. fQ-iy
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate
I'D Court of Jasper County. Mississippi,
made at the March term, lsi9, thereof,
the undersigned. Administrator of the c~-
tate of LONIC SHELBY, deceased, WILL
on saturday the 9th day Of April next,
between the hours prescribed by law, be
fore the Court House door in the town Of
Paulding, sell to the highest bidder. on a
credit of twelve months from the day of
sale, a Negro Boy named Edmund. the
property of the estate of Lovic Shelby,
deceased
The purchaser of said Negro viii be re-
quired to give note with good security,
payable in twelve months from the day of
sale. GABRIEL MOFFATT,
AhWE,ytraiar.
March 9th, 1859 22-jt