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A JOHN j. RENKIE,. AUCrIONERR.
h. HOuaehOld Hurnit,1ra NJ puhitr A

auusoeoio uIuNuro NJ fuO1c AucuOu.
Rosewood drawing room suis, octave psnoforte
cegores boobcase oil paintings ststuary
teI lace curtains &C. bronze
and ornou chandeliers. china and glass ware, &c &C.,
On Tomorrow Moudsy) July H. 1t l0h O'Clock precisely.
TO pAre IN want Of first class household furniture
for the rreser by those celebrated cabinet mskars
10th Goldsmibe and IL 10 be peremptorLy sold Cata
logues IT The house on morning Of sale.
person VIII be In atendanceto pack goods going
out OF the city
DRAWING ROOFS.
Magnificent drawing sus richly carved In solid
wood arc covered with three coored satin consisting Of
two arm two reception aSd eight oval back chais two
supefby carved centre tables 70 match the suits; rosewood
eegeres mirror doors and marble antique and gothic
with sstp wood ladies' work table, encoguere Turkish
cha velvet carpe elk light bronze and ormolu chan
deers French plate and mantel rotrors lace cuans
shades cornces bronze senty dAv clock oil panug
eminent Saviour. wuter and summer scenes
two supeby painted landscape England painted BY
vases and 6gures
euperh rosewood panoforts STOOL Co. four round
corners fDshed all round msde by city maker rosewood
sor and music rack &c. Superb repre-
pentpg fSpt,nn and Music the Flower Boy and
GEi. Richard III. OhArlsn sgne. Clovis. TO-
BEDROOMS.
Rosewood bureaus, bedateads washMands, commodes,
wardyobss shaving and toilet stands dressing table
esses fea her bees blankets sheet, quilts countsrpAnes
DINING hOOM.
IA feet extension dung table, buffet chairs buffers
r and stand rich cut and docantes sobets
wnes cha fruit end desert stands French china din
and tea SETS ivory handle knives and forks napkin rings
coffee &c Also large assortment Of basement furni
ture with which the sale will commence sale positive rain
or shine
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PULTTICAL.

T THE REGULAR MEETING OF TRE THlRrSENTH
"A Ward Der1ccrapc Republican Uniou Cub, bsd 1t Hay
logs Hall OF Arn aud FIT the evening of
July the mi eIes,r OF Off .ook place. the
following sep.csr vera duly eec.ss cfcos OF ths
The eu,uirg ss arhs:Ptesideut Jc r,cr
president John Tley; second do John Russe recording
Secretary John T. hawst1s Corresponding d, Josa A.
niey Treasurer, peler BOY an efgaan .. ru,a James
Wsu JOHN II, LONG. President
JOHN T, HAWKINS secresvy.
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I,ECAL NOTICES.

CUPRsME COURr-pIrY AND CgVsLY OF nEW
t aivsn tst bv yitue OF an order OF the supreme Court
s NE slate Of Nes York made ia Ms ASTON the sofa day
ve a public aucon in parcels At Ga Nassau street. In he
MN ioutrei heretofore doing businecs 81 Nssssa
.ee in he city Of New y.sk coenssg of goods
rrrSandse belonging to the stationery t1siDees also Tia
ICED Will futures and lease Of said .ossaer ras
ehinc-y belonging 70 The blank book binding busnes wbcs
sale Ia entirely for cash. To she day
az July next al 10 o'clock A. n. Of that day.
ALoNZ0 B. HAIPTCN, Eco
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(NKEAT REDUUrrOR.-IBs VAevESbuf sUMo
~ pean line United etaes all ap1, s.n 49, y
oiget bet.een New oIk ssuhS syrs nasS M
other sde each alternate wednesdsv -
BSvI< AND
FOR SOUTHAMPTON soUfBAxPrt~
- Jew YORK
snnr.uEEnsLr, Ls,esre. .nsry, July 10 wsdy, Aug
t nmEk o wnson sssy July 30 wety, Auv T.
=, nese sesmsssps hsve wstertgh, compartments Cary
Aole srrgeons Prize OF ossage evhs- the ssneF-ss
90 and 500 scoont $50 and 500 third cabin $50
SeIpnc.ts issued or parskge from Europe 70 America
Specie dsive, ed In London aud Par!s
D.yoaRAECE, No Bowiirg Green. New York
NofICH-IN FUTURE THE srsAMBas OF THE
Az line wiz cs at Cork, Irelaod 70 land letters
fn fteasr N liverpool calling at Cork and via Liverpool
LONDON 1assnw Dublin Besat and mist Of the principal
Eew York sDd Pbfadepbia steansh, foupanss splsudi
Clyde built Iron steaships intended 70 En fol
Lows
IRON NEW Y0RK,
C!Ia " BkLTIMOkE Saturday, July 10.
MIx " WAbHIh0TON...... Saturday July ~
Atl2 O'Clock noon, from pier No. NN.R.
:. RATES OF PASSAGE.
OAbSn nom View York and PHILADELPHIA
Third GLASS from Now York 70 any Of the above named
Return ,icis,. .vasic "a. 4; M NTH: %
Antwerp and all parts Of the continent without delay Notice
Lnese seeme1 are provided With rsautse TO ensure
me inmodate extinction Of IRE aad the gtrfote dsctune
enosced with regard 70 the Of lights. Passengers Iro
ohns "a be sssmsrs proceed to Cork direct For freight e
pasaye app At the oelce Of the Company.
JOHN a. DALE, rs Broadway, New York, Aren't
In Liverpool, 70 wN INMAN. Tower Buldings
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I.nsRr II NrCoLAY,

LBpRr klCoLaY
.A bTuCk AUCyIDhEEx. BIOKER AND BtEXNH,
6eeg leave to info hi numerous ende end tbs puplo nss
he ed from No Hroad street his nsA' and com
mpdious
sTOOA sALEsSoOM AND oFrida
81 WILLIAM sTREET. NEAR Wa ala
which have been ded expressly for his stots auction b-
hesage aud banking busDss with decreased facilities ca N
epecion
Regular auc Of Monday and
THURSDAY or everv day whenever ut t2 orack
heeoch salesroo o. WI liam sreet the Merchants tx
charR -, IS desired
eoct snd bonds songb and sold private SALE and tbs
brof ers Board comssion Interest ALTO deoos
and dividends collecad Sales ao eatate at pub
Lie O. prvste sale when desired.
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g FIsR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or
a. go ~ nnu..rd al 1 ~ vnsos 81 n Oh
No s6 West Eleventh street. nesr Sixth avenue, tomorrow
Menday) July II, at l0M M Solid wood psnofore,
Chchernp maker; two rosewood suits carved Ia fruit and
covered In French SATIN med cn reception chairs match
also elegant suit OF furniture In haircloh
pecea buffet and sdeooards centre and sofa aide tables
cetoes cabinet lounges easy chss e,egeres
pots oil paintings BY eminent artists French lace curtains
shades cornces velvet and English Brussels rugs
large pier and mante mrross bronze rich
spioons 4c Dnvg room. Sold m,hogany extension tables
gold silver coffee vOrs balance handled knives forks
French china decorated dinner and ngsh glass
ware decs n,es, tumblers gobets cbampsguoa
wires al made to match ard Beautifully engraved sohsm.a
kerry &C. Chambers contain superb suits
eeaCs buresns and ~ashsanoa match ais mahogany
epameed coas urpi hair mattresses of all sorng
beds feather beds blsnset, onN ohses pillows snd pol
other curtana stair carpets rods ocloh hat stand B.
The sale Will commence At 0 O'Clock preceey. With the
of James Eaeungs
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bsuauWhy fCet ouce
no LADTss-THE ADVERTISER Is NOT UNAWARE
OF the delicate AID embarrassing posa q lady
must feel plaed In when taking her 70 reply 10 msao
Therefore he fees he duty 70 his
vews princ pies and particulars Of himself ss definite IL
&c american OF the high OF
responsibility and OF refined taste and agreeable
aecnpste cfspoion by friends called gord lnokng
rather noble bearing temperate in everything pertaining
oacaon vice In its FORM and do uestc 10 his
habits believing home with devoted wife, to be the at
acve and to be held The sacred of all otes places
earth. He Ia established in 6ne prosperous aud very
viii give references OF hs highest character
with lady OF ike vie ana crinciples
scared o and OF domestic na.arn whose lie
you'd be de voted The interest ard happiness Of her husband
hin ehe should look TO her lswr gusrdsa AMI
pro him vi whom che should srecd her hpuy
moments earth and whose hlme circle the should s
earthly paadse when cneered by the seet euies
and appreciation devoted husband In this the
has thought best to state plsn po1sbs himself that
those who fell to respond could kr hon trUhfn far
pcfsibe 70 do, through advertise and he Ia
prompted by motives OF the honorable and
II IA poped will reply for Idle crrsy, uniers
prJmp,ed by holy Intention Ne lady, OF the mos,
lined tsa or most sensitive feangs need have sntpShy
IL answering 70 this az true rames reed not be given until
Interview; aud all ccrresponderce viii be purely
sacred and Immediately returned sired; and II at inter
birth parties should not be muiua ly plesred the 40
quainsncs need not continue neither party kno~ the
ohers address, unless ehoud be agreeable 10 cultivate an
acquaintance. The advertiser respectfully Yequess ts'
lady viii reply 70 the egopg uness every sse
herse consistent with vews. &c as the moot
confidence will be mauained In every parncnsr AZ
Confidence Of box No. $685. Foss ONCE rev hofA
city.
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THon SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvR1.
TEE uETTxD STATES MAIL sTlAMEK ARAa0.

D. LINES CONN ANDER
VII leave for Havro touching Southampton b land tie
mall, and psssengera on Saturday July IS q O'Clock nom
This ship has i've water tight Compartments encioGng e
enGres % that M tho event Of collision raudpg As waller
could not reach hem, aad tho pumps being oo work. ~
saSsty OF ne vessel and passenger would te secured
Baggage NOT wanted during the voyage should b Den
board The day before sailing, marked below"
In consequence Of tho permission TO introduce breadsu
INTO Irancc Tree Of duty bsng the Fulton and
ArsG0 VIII hereafter take such general freight b Of
fered. VS.. DRAYT@N, agent. No. Broad way.
B-fhe steamer Fulton VIII succeed he Arsgo, md nd
August 70.
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a ton fsniy about moving 10 the couasry will sell al
their eegsn furniture At private Consisting Of rosewood
pArlor ursie OF the beat description rosewood tlole
sercs nrord CARPETS oicohs beds and bedding Sofas
chairs Kitchen furniture being the furniture or
five story dweivR three months will
sold for half s original also rosewood piano.
forte Apply the resdsnce 1S2 West frat street.
one week, nom A H. tn y. This Is good chance
housekeeper0 OF eub U;ial furaitlre.
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DEDUCED RATES FOX KokfOL&, s.; PEIsaS-
IL burg Richmond S. The s,eauship 30 AsoGa Csa
W. Couch will seivs freight for the abovn Tues
day ard edne,oay st tsr 3 norh river and esve wedne
day. lh ins ct O'Clock freight for Petersburg leudsd at
City Point tina, for Norfolk at Pcsm ruth Pssssgo
stasroon included TO Norfolk uced tn S. geersonrg
Bicbmond included redu ed to SIS Meals 50 ceas
extra LUDLAM 4 AElNEkEN, lis Broadway.
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THE TURF.

n .r1on CoUafs- TRorTfxG xATJu ssso a gfDE
20; az pe 'sfs, To Ave q hsrres asi5.y 10y
hts; .-eNsoty names x live oak susrsuc. 4, all
p~u ~ osn~. bdAW WHITE, Propnetora
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-VxvM Writers WILL SILL, ON MONDAY, AT Two
O'CLOCK, at 454 Oana stee, large asortn ea OF house
bold iurc &c 10 pay Rtorage add asvsrcas s'fls,
rocking ard other chsis centre tables pier curns
piano. rb carpets three ply aud other carpst oil
ohs mahogany bedseads hair ueresaes feather beis,
beddns dressing buresus zach Oh glass and pla
ted diung aud hhen surt urc Stoves &c toge
Their with other goods.
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fNivEa GUARD -EIETg ANNUAL PICNIC AND
co'or excursion 10 BGiles Grove. Non July Il
Tickets 80 cent? The comi hsve chartered the eabos,
HRfs and bsrxes The steamboat will mas the folio Wing
Isndpge-Foo. Of Bvoome ct Z. Gouveneur
TX Bridge street, Brooklyn OF g; pier g. North IS,
aud at clock, where the barEes viii ne
tored. JAS. WHITE, ChairmAn.
TRArCE OLIVER, Secretary.
JAcoB GuIPsEy, Treasurer
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MATRIMONIAL.

T. pondence with young laay not over 49, tn view TO
marmony She must be pretty intelligent and able to mske
good appearance in society. Address Charles Herbert
broadway Poet Office.
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VACHT EcR sAIE-A sIDE WHEEL BOAT, wIra
two Of Rrissson's csorc engiues; between
sud eight nIles an hcnr ~ fset long ss, beam ts Va
the cwIer building larger one Csn be sssn a .altns
qure At Walker stree dAy for week, between the
Scuyx Of ~ and l.
VACTT FOR sALr-wARaaNTED-I IL PgsFEJr Or
der and safe cabin Yacht o. l9nrs for sale account
Of sickness N the family ooEs Angust slsop rig
gsS and In complete order fer ssiag Gan be by
plying at MANU- kis exchange oice, Isl 0reenwioh street
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A UaTIoN NOTICE GEORGE WALES NICHOLS. AUG
~

street Al II O'Clock on Ttusday and Friday July u and Is
ancient ene oil paipuss specimens
warranted Rna by the following Asists Henry schaeE
fels Eyackeler, Comet Diors T. Coene Gilman. De
Reuter- Dsvelooe. stsebe Kruremens Rembrandt. Hoye
Wouvermans, Catade Lairnes and many hers The
subjects this colleron most pleasing and artscay
handled We iavie the attention Of the public and
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a UOTION NOIICE-BURN HAMS FURNITURE EX
a press and furniture packing establishment ONCE Ill sud
11S West Eeveth between Fifth Sixth
Rich household furniture every description bored aui
shipped oil pars Of the world Pianos mirrors oil paint
fngs china glass PACKED end moved with the utmost
Large two horse for the removal of furniture ia
The country.
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NEW YORK AND HAALHM yelLROAO COMPANY.
IN SUMNER AHRANG EMENT.
I'm and after Wednevday, June 1880 trains will lesve
Twenty sixth atree, station, rev York, 20 follows
For WI tsmsbrdss sr $50 A. NJ, 80 aud $50 p NJ
Fer White flsi' 1850 a A. spd 8 T.
Fer WFtte elsina 6.i5 aud Centre stree
For Dover Pains 30 r NJ.
Foe Albany-S:S0 n. ~. Mail train.
Returning, will ieavo
Dover Plaiys $3.50 A NJ "
white Pla'na-t and A. N 8 and 6 p. II.
Nlliamahl idge-6 70 and o 30 h. NJ 4, l aln 5 Il. NJ.
Albasy--n:a 80 A. NJ Mail train.
VIM J. CAMP BELL Superintendent
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BROADWAY VARIETIES lN GRAND srsEEr TWO
- doors nom Broadway.-The mcst fashionable concert
room In New York.
Idmisson- SALOON FREE; CONCERT ROOM 10 CENTS.
Mammoth entertainment every evening BY unApproach
able company of
including The best talent In New Yorx II our BILL
read the Names and wonder how Il ID done.
sigrora ELIZA VALENTINI,
the queen OF nge the rival of all the proesssd lasy
lists OF the concert room, Also will be introduced
NEW AND GORGEOUS DEsiGaS.
Novel and supepdous effects Magnificent musical festival ~
the orchestra. Also by request, the
FEMALE MfNSrRELa,
with other attractive entertainments saloon open day and
eveningfree. Concert commences ut No boys sdmied.
Lady waters attend the concert N. B-Concert on
Sundays-entrance through side doors.
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pRYAkTs, MINs7KELs,
D Mechspcs' Hal 472 Broadway.
M0FOAY. July H. 1853,
This popular plsce Of will be closed thyea
wseks for decorations, scenery, &c viii re open
sgsD on MONDAY, ADenstl with features, ueu bers
&c Of which due notice viii DO given.
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CnAHD PICNIC EXCURSION OF TIE T. +. MEAGdGR
X Club 10 Verylanck's Point
On THU aeDAY, July 81. 1859.

The steamboat Ocean Bird double barge Pou Oh
keepsie had beer engaged Tie occasion owing to the
extensive sale of tickets the Committee Of Arraugsmel
obliged to CHARTER larger steamboat hey hays nov char
gvfes sno rs fitted lniSoas saoss tn forth
excepted Mr. Thomas Mesghe- together
with other eminent men will posivels re in aerda We
advise all mo wh TO spend of the most joyous days Of
seso n pc ps 1ssd on ae 81 me
O'Clock A. M Grand sireet a. r. 7S Robinson street, NJ
4 s. and Forty third arrest, 4 O'Clock yesi5ely
PATRICK FOs D. Frssiient.
EDWARD DUFFY, WISE President.
MICHAEL KAvANAGa, treasurer
FLORENCE DONOVAN, Recording Secressry.
EuGtEE O'poNSELL, Corresponding secre.sry.
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HEvENTH REGIMENT.
y NATIONAL GUARD.
meeting the members of the Regiment viii be ted at
Lsfay cite Hall Monday evening = 81 o'clock to hear
upon report from he committee appointed At the
meeting held Friday eve ming, 9Th inst
By order of Committee,
W. 8. FARNHAMs Chairman
JOSEPH g. Young, Eecretsr7.
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DIN RrwABD-sTRA YED OK STOLEN ON SUNDAY
WlV niah July from the preuses OF the subscriber
cAs mare pine tan yeara old has long a striped 90 the
hnd fetlock b In good condition Whoever will return
Der TO Patrick AcCsrty, Mount Prospect Ill., Brooklyn will
receive above @ ward.
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Gin REwARD.-LOsT, FROM THE HUDSON RIVER
plO Railroad ct Cold Spring \. Y. on Monday July
black and tan terrier dox about pounds weight
cropped sho to the head ts hacut; has white the
treast hresivhte feet and slight :s on the head
to hoas Price, Herald office, N. r. viii receive the above
res
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UUrIOE NoTICE-J BOGABT AUCrIONEER-BYs
"A July H. At l0h O'Clock, at the AUG
ton No. North %fliAm street Frankfort
mortgage sale Of splendid black walnut rosewood spd mAso
card tables do dolphin chairs stand bureaus arm
chairs Mahogany tctsa tete parlor chairs Easy chairs
rosewood centre abes roofing chairs 10 broosde
&c, DC. JOHN W. SOMEkINDYKE, Atty for Mortgage.
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AUCTION SALES,

s.s.isr x..ns Lef.Syre 4 sss ~ F1
s,s. ~ ss. q Fsyssss
Stores o. s.sans s1T s ey SsE
ios Hsn;s On n CS.temhsass s,sssA s..asis
saa Eses. h. Asy Z sssk Dwelling
story BricE Dwelling House On Casaesiy sess. =
By N. vJGNIE and A. BoULIGNY.
Auctfoneers.
oeIost t. d hs sosanas 4 he 81 Louis Ho.s g. T.
Ieui. street between Chartre. and Royal w virtue Il
sss Z :
i TTo Tors or GROUND, situated in III.
. I'D and Carroll
e. e. u e ssx sa s
Lines aud f,on.lng on Carroll aid %,
brick building having .iors room 90 Tie srousd oe
ss ne sf
o No sdloins the corner io measures 70 FEET inches
.sss sesp .sy
On se s having
tory three rooms a the attic atvoory brick kitchen. haS
SIX 81 daoGs 81 n the
an 1o fsTrss ss s.
and Easrps streets, set sad
Estsrps a nss Ssss . :es
Il ds e' L Eo :, ~
fee. Il Dehe, lines front Euerpe ses b ii III u
Or GROUND in III. square bounded !,
d lei fsslsa. I'd
Lines front r. Canal sss, y ~ feet II inches and ss
and ss he ns o ~ he o ""
fine iourstory brick store, No. IS. with iron pillars
III No feet niche. and lines from. on Canal
lines on he other a ns. e. s
sRa n p
Let 10 s. ce.
so rec, inches side and feet inches snd
1ss se af es sa fine
Each Of ths . cs fronting on Canal street e sold subject
e
e.
% q Koysi and Bourbon
ssp With u aaoss 1 bsf
'e ed
rooms and cabinet IN the attic three story brick ktcben
ss
% sna snd y
q feet inch and lines ST. Louis by III fess
a :ss :'siss 4
d lines On hs rear line Together with brick
rooms large sslooas the second large
tie ss a
a n:s
BY Royal Bou,eoo s. Louis .ad Toulouse being
q s s az
and fronting on St. Louis street Tos e,her with
and ssosss
o. the
etc.
I 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
by Caacavo Archiect Port and St. Ferdinand Streets
measuring g inches front Casacalyo street By s esi
itch and lines in depth, between parallel lines Together
with threestory brick house, Nc. havi eight rooms
kc thIee-story brick kitchen, having nine rooms, &c.
| sale 4
Ar TERMS AND CONDITIONs.-onefo fourth cash. snd
the balance credit of H. l8 and months in pnrchaser
Eoes secured by mortgage said property 18th vendor
privilege and in case Of at maturity to bear
cent interest until final The builauz
be insured against the sk Of fire. and the policies
10 the vendors until the Of the last
should become institute
bound pay lawyer fees which fixed at per cent
| Oh the amount Of the note sued upon - 35at 7,
Acts Of sale before Guyol Esq., Notary Public The
| pepse of the purchasers. ia4
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ia1O tm1

~ Normal School, Fourth District, for
MALEs-1urios FREE:-Wi be opened on MONDAY, 10Th
near Maraxine under charge Of RDWXRD HsIRHS
Principal of Boys High School, The design Of this school
prepare young for the profession Teaching Appica
ton for admission be made by resident OF any
city either member Of the Committee the undersigned
to the Principal
COMMITTEE 8. Mount at Bank Of James Robb; W. S.
Brown 81 Common street L. Fash, 90 Magazine street.
BY order of the Committee,
j. G. PARHAM, JR Superintendent,
jalO I'm Laurel street, corner Philip.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE CAMPBELLs HAVE REMovED TO THE
MASONIC HALL. St. Charles street.
Commencing SUNDAY EVENING, January o and win con.
Time there Every Night until further notice.
s Third Week Of the Great
Rumsey n Newcomb's Original
G A M p b e L Il M IN SIRE L 8,
Brass Band and Double Troupes
Eighteen Unequsisd Artistes who will appear nghtIyin
New.sosgs, New Music.
New comicaIites, ~
And all given by the best vocas best Nu,icans best
dams, best Dancers, and the most
a..= VERSATILE COMPANY EXTANT,
inging acquisition the USEQUALED TALENT Of this
the LEvIATHAN TROUPE OF THE WORLD
~, Doors open at o'clock Performances to
* Admission Gents.
nR. HALE's ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
Upon
EIectro-Biology,
On FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY IA, 1859.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
To render these entertainments the brilliant given
in this city, DR.. HALE will introduce and - 4.
ASTONISHING WONDERS,
INcoMPREHENsIBLE FEATsi
Every who witnesses his seemingly superhumsn powers
lost in amazement and bewilderment, as In dream.
NJ Admission, 30 cents; Reserved Seats 10 cents Chill
dren, half price.
ADoors open 81 o'clock Lectures at IN
~ For further particulars see small bills. jail
ORLEANS ,THEATER-oRLEANs STREET
THURSDAY. Jan. 1s 1859,
Will be acted Meyerbeer's Grand OPERA THE PROPHET
"The Dragons de Willard"
4a-Performance commences at O'Clock.
5Tsks Office open every day, from O'Clock A. NJ 70 *
opp FELLOWS IIALL-cAAP STREET.
UNUSUAL ATTRACTION.
| T IS q 5s1STayP rfsHi '''''s OF
Of the most wonderful
Doors from 10 A NJ to lop NJ Admission %
THE WORLD RENOWNED
GEORGE CHRLSTY7S DfLNsTRELS!
WIN arrve here the next steamer from San Francisco,
aDue notice will be given when and where they will ap-
&c METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
aff,ss " Win sbs
The following Stakes close on the l Of January 1885,
FOR THE SPRING MEETING IN APRIL 1859.
ms heats Is
70 sSSe9 70 s.as all
mile beats $1,000 anbscrpton half forfeit fourier to ell
second to save his stake. Now four subscribers:
!. T. J. Wells Of Louisiana.
2. Richard Taylor, of Louisiana.
3. ID. F. Kenner, Of Louisiana.
4. A. L. Bingaman OF Mississippi
FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1860.
SATURDAY, LIST April lS6O-Sweepstakes for 2 year
ODDS mile heats 500 subscription $iv0 forfeit $50
ten subscribers The Stake the Club to give
$500 i the race s and the second his stake
heats $500 subscription sl00 forfeit $50 declaration ten OF
subscribers make the Stake the to give $500
the stake is run, and the second to save his stake,
Both Stakes will close LIST January 1885, declarations
made On e. before LIST Jannary 1850 Horses ages dated
Of the Club Nominations and
to SIDNEY STORY
d0tz Secretary Metarie Jockey Climb
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MILLINERY

MRS. MURPHY, FASHIONABLE. - -
e&ApMILLINERY STORE, 26i Charires street, EIA.
between Ursuline and St p Flip streets, Fec
ond District would respectfully inform the ls- q
dies that she prepared to make Ladies' Dresses Coak
las and Sewing OF all kinds latest and most fashiona
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- MILLINERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
* MISS EUDOXIE GUILLOPE.
The Ladies' respectfully informed she has lately re-
ceived from Paris full and complete OF New
Flowers and Embroderies Lsces Ladies' ans Chdrens Fur
nishng Goods Caps Head Dresses and Toettes Soee
Orders for NIL goods in her line to- Goods renovated
10 the shortest time and on moderate terms.
100 Bourbon street,
mis- 3m between St. Peter and Orleans.