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The benefit for Prof. Mitchell, 10 which we nave
ares6y alluded, cones of tonight at the Academy oil
Music.
Miss rVyEsaS's REiDIsGs.-Miss ANA n. Free
man resds selections from Browning, Poe Willis and
Baker, at Lyrique HaiS this evening. 1.-Two new
qusrettes by Nj Goldbsck will De sung in the course
Of the evening by dtinsuished artists, and NJ Cold
beck will himself play three pieces upon the piano
DEATH OF MARX SPEscER-The Hon. Marx Spen-
Ger died yesterday morning at bis residence II this city
after long ard painful illness, at the age Of H. For
four years he was prominent member Of the state
Senate, and Leading membsr Of the Committee on
Charitable and Religious Societies While in the
Serate be also visited the prisons and poor houses OF
the State and drew up areport containing valuable
information, and suggesting improvements for tneH
government. He gave much OF his time to toe 81
Luke's Hospital, and took deep interest IN the
Womans Hospital, of which he was the President.
Two daughters one married and one unmarried, We
believe, compose all the family Of deceased.
DEATH OF PROFESSOR ELLEr.-Prof. William H.
Ellett died on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 20 OF d-
ease O! the heat He wss born in the City OF New
York, and graduated in Columbia College IN lsa lie
ssuded medicine under the direction Of the la'e Dr.
Macneyen and the doctors degree was conferred on
him by the Rutgers Medical Faculty of Geneva Col
eee sbou. the yesr ISIS. At early age be evnced
strorg bias for chemistry, and At the time OF COM
pe,ing his medical education he had made such aftsin
mens in this science that his chemical dissertation on
the compounds of fcyanogerl gained for him t'e soad
medal Of the Faculty, and was sherwsrd printed IN
Siliman's Journal. In 1882 he elected Pfoie sof
os F.permen,a Chemistry in Cou mbis Coles-. Ihfee
,..r, .erxud. he was chosen Professor of Chemistry
and phvses in ,ns College of South Csrona IN wnicn
capacity he taught With greet success for thirteen
,es,. and then returned to hi. native city, where he
,..,a.J until his death. The Legislature Of South
c.roSp. presen.ed to him vAuabis presen; OF silver
pss. for the discovery Of . rev ard cheap method OF
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TArycrtisement
~ ...a

GREATEST EyER WITNESSED lis that ETH
oFr,y MNsrREL TROUPE at BARSUM's Museum SufPs" al
rivsry. Excel all conception in the spirit OF Innocent ua 500
harmless merment Glorou. entertainment BY them rhis
AFTERNOON and EVENING.
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thHfVi ~ "i''
IANiINTARI NIIlInES

We see housa nos in dying BY in,he, coughing
Themselves the gave when Mrs NJ G.sDSsss INDIAN
B.Ls.n or LIvEswoRT AND HoARHoUSD would quiet the
cough dsss, Prey taen may be ouna
at al the druggists.
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HOi For PkE's PE,K, UTAH, KANSAS
ard the FAR Wysr"-Nsrk and ship eyery thing care OF
sIMMoss L LE.DsF,1ER ST. Louis NO. Great Wesleru For
wsrdng House. Oiice No. y South Main e.
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.BROOKZ YN ITKAa

The Brocklya Philharmonic Society give thor rsss
CoDcsrt Of the season This Evening. q the Asss-
sum. Conductor, Can Brsxmsnn.
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CII Y ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Thsre will be Matinee to-
day a. oclock-the troupe passing through this city
to Albany, &c Don Pasquale will be played Mile'
Piccolomin doing the part of Norma Forenza, Lorn
Msegiorette the other characters.
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fAiysruserent.1

A.W. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold at retail BY
all ,,stioners At wholesale only by
EsERHARp FAsER, sole AGENT No. iS3 Wlliam-st-
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ADV rtisenert. !
Adv rtisernert
TrAS-TUE CANTON TEA COMPANY have %

IES.-IHb CANIOS lbh SVnrhN ASs'0 w
hand ever, variety Of TEAS for Grocer. and aud
private fane. souchonE 0oolous and Yonng son nom @
10 ,Oc Gunpowder and Imperial from 2Sc - &c All other
Qualities equally low. Also SIS boxes good FAMILY TIA oi
FL Examine No. l25 Chatham a.. between Pearl
nd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

John Rchsrds, the well-known publisher OF lhe
SPIRIT # Tie Times, died 90 Thursday al an ADVANCED
age.
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The LATE ELN-sTREET MURDER-DEAIH OF Mr..
DEcKER.-At g. O'Clock on Friday morning Wilhelm
Decker, the German who was shot in his own house,
No. 81 Elm street. week ago last Saturday night ION
the occasion of the murder Of Richard Owens, by a
revolver in the hands Of Jack Glass, formsrly Con-
stable of the Sixth Ward died in the New-iork Hos
ptal Of bs wounds The murderer and several alleged
copfsderates are now confined in the fOGbs awaiting
trial for their crime.
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CHARGE oY FoRGERY.-Edward BTghtenstein, a
young m,n, was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Rsynor Of the Fourth Precinct, charged with forging
the name Of II. Lyons of No. liO Waterst to an Or
der on Mes,rs Well. & Provost for case OF sardines
valued at sl7. The accused, a. is alleged, after
writing tine order, sent it by porter, who returned
with the adnes aad delivered them to Brghtensten,
who subsequently sold them for s.. Justice Connolly
committed the accused for trial.
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SUNDAY PoLIcE-Tbe office Of the City Hall Po-
lice is to be open on Sundays hereafter
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malicious MisoHIEF.-Yeserday Justice Fog
pt Toward Firsersd the ferent.ry tor three nesiha
,S f.rire AZ panrg % Ia ladies' .as a. the
Oceon lie w. empoJ of the house. and stsr the bal
t ro,,es,on of the key. roo sl the liquor -
eond sps ard The 70 tho wndos cu,nA ssssel
G ana doue ether damage the Of sbOa: ~
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Son & Co.:
On ioi,I, i.oi, ,hvs IN r.rl Plots jxlOol each. 75
a. 49, ~. ISs q y Gl,h,v 4 ots lsx12 a.. $50
~ -sb.. No. $40 y IC-b av lot 25rlO2 C25
A., So. ~ - ts,b., D., 2sxs0 0........... 675
ON Ie.bsy p "a o. = q s9,b,; lo; 251loo...... l00
~, 49, W co, ti7,h.t o, 3 2xle0.......... e25
or ~ - -, - 4 Io ai,l0.i i.............
a. -, ~ t.Syys .S,sit - io, ......,...... 30
On 7tas s side tae z 3thss. ots, gore lo EACH i'0
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

| The benefit for Prof Mitchell, TO which we have
aresd alluded, comes of tonight at the Academy 0i
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

THIEVES IN A TENENENT HoUsE.-On Thursday
night the apartments of John Campbell, in the tene-
mert house No. 23 Elizabeth street, were entered by
thieves who forced open the door and stole from under
the bed trunk containing $E3. and other articles
with which they escaped. The hall door Of the prem
es aforesaid is anty open, thus afording oppor-
unities for thieves enter and commit depredations
TIE door Of Mr. Csmpbers room in all probability
was opened with false keys. The whereabouts Of the
thieves, and the stolen money are unknown to the
police.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

ALLEGED DIsoRDRRLY HoUsE.--On Thursday night
William Butler was arrested for keeping diserdery
house at No 2ls Ninth avenue, cnner OF Fwensy-htth
street The house has been tho resort of thieves OF all
classes, tippers gamblers, and other dlsordery anu
dangerous persons and they congregss st the above
place at all hours Of fhe day and night to carouse and
gamble for money. Butler wa committed by Justice
Quscs epbush in defsolt of $500 bsil. The warrant
was issued in September last, but the accused has
since that time managed to evsde the police.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

RIAL EsrA1r-The following sales were made yes
terday al the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Bleecker,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Wills OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
Eliza Young, citation returrsbe Feb.1.
MarsnIet Benson, citation rstgrnsele FEB. 2.
Richard 3. Stewart. citation rr.1r.sble FEB.
Jane Cipfiau., citation re.urnable Peh. A.,
TIE wills of Carl Go,tob Geschsd., Edwsrd Harrison nay
6eorzs Comola sLt zsse Geer tee>s'ed we've so''so
prob4,e.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIS PACKETs.

N = "a 4 - = a " N = : 2
LIZ = MEMPHIS PACKET IL
kLIN E.......U. 8. NAIL.
NMKR h 4 O N E 1T.
Prompt Regular and HeI1abIes
THE MEMPHIS IND NEW. ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
lsu eaSsss ne following Schedule for the summer Of
zSss1 is5 IS. IL e :sa FRIDAY
ne. :;s si SEPT i! T. Ill., Hss,ts master
ssh "a si s.p |. H. Ss'S 9 e
s...m .:e T L ISS 's "a a. '''.
July as.A sid: sept H. s.i &c. ss ss.'r
CHOICE OF RoGrEs FROM NEMPHis
RE AT SOUTH RN MAIL ROUTE.
EAST IND NORTH,
VIA 5'a58Rj
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAp
And continuous Railway sc1pss;isn' through East 1.s
LEV YosK, sa1.sDE Lila, : sAIr1oss, VASE
Ars1arA. NAsasfLsE viksIsiA srsins Sas ~
ming making connections through . New York.
THE GREAT NORTHEHN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND oHIo RAILROAD.
And Is y c e1n1se,i0n'
S. t9G su Ep1sy kz4 GEsG 9s f CHICAGO
AExpress trains leave Memphis morning and evening"
sss
N-Tickets good for any length Of time.
For freight passage, and through tickets, apply
J. H. FRELIGB. General Agent,
WIN. INsLEE. Passenger Agent. a56
Leaves WEDNESDAY, sist inst, a.5PM
q, r. - MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
l6&0Rta U. S. mail packet line-For Memphis and all
.;
passage apply on board to
f Once under the st. Charles Hotel.
TINS line connects at Napoleon with regular paekets for
packets for St Louis and Louisville
AAdams Express carried regularly by this line. aus
Leaves on fRIoAY: September 2, at O'Clock, T. Il.
leans U. 8. mail packet line-Por Memphis and
=, the Bends-The dne PASSENGER steamer Capi.
Capt j. D. Clarke, will receive freight the foot Of
street, and Will leave above passage
apply on board, orto " s0-~s
J.H. FRRLI9H
Once under st. Charles Hotel.
line connects at Napoleon regular pacfes fn
Wnite and Arkansaa rivers, and Memphis euperoY
packets FOR st. Louis and Louisville.
- Adsms Express carried regularly By this line ann
Leaves MONDAY. Sept s. assPM
H. = MI mPHIS ANDNE W ORLEAUs
Packet Line United States Mail Packet
For Memphis and the Bends The One and
fast, splendid steamer Mapides, B. r. Perry mas
ter leaves above and will ready receive freight
the foot Of Grod For freight passage apply n
board, orto 71f'' -
J. q. FREIIGH,
Memphis Packet Once under the ST. Charles Hotel,
line connects Napoleon with regular packets Tor
the Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with the su.
pertor packets for St. Louis and Louisville. T
Adams ExDress carried regularly BY this line. su30
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lATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

II ATHMAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superoro other used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities are-
LIST. DURARIIiT1Y-eqnalt to the best slate roofs.
ID. ACCOMPLISHMENTS other no cracks
sr leaks beng possible.
3D. BEAU FY-It presents smooth and graniek surface
4tl CHEAPNEsSIt costs much less than, though it Is as
good slate wood roof and even less than inferior
composition roofing heretofore off red to the public,
cost of CRITTERS and valleys.
9Th. INCoMBUsTlBILITY-It will resist fire better than
slate roof
9th C0NyESIEN9E-It will not soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings fom
intense heat of
7th soIDITYIt becomes rider and smoo her from
WEIGHT does require heavy rafers TO it while
liable and breaking does it require repairs
TIE " TROPICAL ROOFING" is chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar to it alone
in discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
Testimonials Of the Of the above in hands
Of the and may be verified by any wishing II
before contracting.
All orders lie at the Post.oflce Box No. 2, will be
promptly attended to; apply to
J. G. KAUFMAN,
jal5 ly Of Benvie and Marais ss
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FOR OPELOU sAs.
LOWER coAs
ATTAK APAs.

~ U. ). MAIL LIN Il FOR ATTAKAPAs,
lmA4is Daily. il connection with the N. o.. o. and a.
v. Rail,oad-The fat steamer 7. d. Hine,
freight will with the opelousas Raroad leaving Der
vks Bay daily for Pattersonye Centerve and Franklin
and will extend her trips on Tuesdays Thursdays aud Satu
days to Chsrenon eanaeres and New Town. connecting
Lafayette, Grand Coeau, Opeousas and Washington
Rushing time from New Orleans Washington
hours, being the quickest route travelled
As the T. D. Hne leaves Railroad daily she offers bette,
facility for delivering up-fregh than any in
jel3
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r. d K. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. ROY.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 40 OLD LEvEE STREET, New Orleans,
all lykW Between Benyil and Cont, al
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srcosp Ds6R1cr r}succEssIoN OF LoUIsARMIS
Ct the late ogs has he Court
Notice hereby given all whom it may concern show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
BY order of the Court.
E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk
De
A TTENDU que Marie Irene olivier, We.ve
4 IS e1ss osa
dsvoir dsduI ds Il raisons esqueiles ii
ne Par ssFs ord Pss il d cour la ds petition
AUS % 8 +. MICHoT, Depute Greffer.
Scoop P,,5se, q 14 g
e. ss1ss
hsy a G Shy 6 eo e b the
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
'' f. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
PE Ass
AVIS est par L. present donne aux cream
s'sr dc Il Ss z
MAINS Rs at les nd
ang26 80 septl F. MICHoT, Deputs Grefier
STATE OF Loy1sIA1NA-rAR1sH AND CITY
tween the Undersigned under he style Of
s. ss $: ]
- V - ' ~ - " $ $s9i SSt BWinn.
New Orleans August Is, 1859.
ssss Null ~
his own name AID for his own account from ,hs date
New Orleans, August is 1859. GEO Ne sass 81
7 .UmBER-LUmBER-LU
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LOWER M1ssIssIpp1

H. UNITED STATES
le10IhtaS SEEI-WEEKLY NAIL LINE le2nSsrD
TO vICKsBUR9.
Leaves on THURSDAY. MsP.M
The magnificent U. s. mail packet VlcksburR. Capt,
White. master. will leave Lake DsSaldson.
Vile Plaquemine. Baton Rouge Pert Hudson Bapou sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams NatchsI Waterproof Rod.
ney st Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton veksbug Miikens
Bend Lake proydsnee Stacks Island Landing sk!pvths
ton Carolina Landing and Point Wohington every THURS
The steamer vIcKsBURG will take freight for ys.oo River
to be reshpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, att Pm.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Natchez. CAPTAIN
T. 2. LestheEs. will leave for Donaldsonve Piaque-
nine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
at5P.M. '
The Natchez connects veksburg with steamer Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings Yazoo River
high ~ Greenwood at high rates. without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets MI leave
their regular days. without FAIL the hour sppoined All
business entrusted TO their will b promptly and
attended to.
These boats will responsible any letter or package
containing money other valuabss urisss regular
nns o. lading are specifying the centens velus and
ns paid nor az vaiusses deposited With The CLARK
forfrsishs or passage apply on board, 10
j. j. PERSON CO..
1elo Corner OF Carondelet and Union treetS,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTUR rs.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

khH {sQ3s II
0G&1Z1RALk ROUTE M
FOR all Points
NORTH avn E<Sr,
f,ns or tSe following spI.ENDrD PASSENGER srxAM
FRS -iI, Ieavs New Orleans A foIIov,.
Capt. @. 3. Rosus
Aug 3d. Sept. 49, Oct 9 and 49, Nov, 1a
~ -. r.,. r...a " -.
De Os AsaAS a. soDss
Sept. and n. Oct. II and 3D. Nov. TO-
John yNaIsh ....,.Cs Can't, Jno Nsllo,
o.. q snd % oct "a Nov and ~
=, Up. " oAN ~ ~'' -" ''
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mo. CULBERTSON s. CHARLES w. CUL-
BERTSON, Attorneys and Counselors No. 50 ST.
Louis Exchange Alley between Cont and Bsnve reets,
New Orleans. al 6m
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sHERIFFs SALES.

sixrn DISTRICT COURT CATHERINE B. BOWERS VS..
q New Orleans. THOMASB b. HALR-No. 45l.
YVtKTUE OF a writ OF Merl facias against
~ plaintiff and 70 me directed BY the Honorable the sixth
will proceed to sell public auction the City Hotel
mon street. between Camp and Magazne. MONDAY, the
18th day Of August, 1852 at u O'Clock M
Tho unespred term q the lease Of the premises 22 Camp
street. and known the st House, The lease
need the LIST Of October 1856 expires the %
sepiembe 1861 at " 90 payable follows
ss5 ss s Ssso o. on hs l Of 1850 $3.50 the M o.
Of April 1850 $3.50 the ut Of May 1850 $3.50 on The Isl Of
june 1850 $25 on the LIST Of November $50 the LIST
of December 1860 $3.50 the LIST SSs m
LIST Of February 1851 $40 or the LIST March 1851 s on
LIST Of June, 1861. 49, - ~
Seized In the above suit.
property adjudicaed the bidder Offering the
highest PREMIUM and the purchaser assuming payment al
the Of 5000 per annum all the other stnus
lions contained IN the Of lease file.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans,
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sr1Irsr couH DE DISTRICT cArHE51NNE 3 BOWERS

vs.THOMAS b. HALE-No
de Ia Nouvee- Orleans. l4si
TN yERTU dun writ de Heri faeins contre
~ 10 demanderese ct moi addesse par Honorable sixeme
je procedera LUNDI 20 daoh 1855 midi H6tel la
zIns, la ven,e pubque ct adjudication de-
La balance du bail de ia maison snee dn Camp No 222
ct coDuue sous lie nom de "S John House." LIE bail
mence docobre 1856 ct expire lie 30 de septembre 1851
ra nsn ne szg0o ram paysnes CONNIE suit savoir
LEI de anyier 1860 $3.50 De ever 1860 $3.50 e de
1850 $3.50 d'avril 1860 $50 de mai 1860 $3.50 lie de
JUN 1860 $3.50 de noyenbre 1860 $3.50 10 de decembre
1860 $3.50 de janver 1851 $3.50 lie de fevrier lB6l $3.50 lie
de mars 1851 $3.50 davrl 1861 $3.50 lie de mai 1851 $3.50
lie \ de JUN 1861.
slse dams l'affaire cdessus,
lie dit bail aduee derner enchersseHr
ct Pacquereur lie oyer de S20O0
Pam stipulations inserees ball
enregistrk dams In presente aHnre.
CONDITIONS-Compan moment de radjudicatton.
+. T. PARKER,
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BOUND BURIED IN THE sAND-oF THE BATTURE
opposite tie Gal Yard at usisburg, parish of Orleans
an ANCHOR CHAIN. The the get pos
of said Chain by calling the Recorders Office Third
District, and paving the costs of advertisement. aul
I OST-A MOTIF DATED "a FEBRUARY, 1859
IL signed Price in favor Of Hiram Anderson and
dosed by John b MURPHY, the amount Of s6os drawing
leaving said Note the office of Chief Of Police
will receive Five Dollars Reward.
R. CARSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS.


BY E. ROGER e. CO.,
Kformery II. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
he nst Il: a "a ososn A. s
Is packages and lot. Of ss:enass Dry Good. consisting
sssst,. sss'ss
TsSis Cloth and NspRias Bssched and Blown cot'ons,
observation-disclosures. au.9
OLD BOURBON wH1sKEY...o LD BOURBON WHISKY.
BY r. b. SYKES,
"WEDNESDAY, 3ist Inst, Mt IO1s O'Clock A.
eu,. Mi No q r0ydA' street. 10 '''s 'ln'F, e'n's
N'''''' '''' 10 a sp barrels Old Bourbon whisky
~ TERMs-Liberal at sails .n-g
GREAT SALE OF MACHINERY. LOCOMOTIVES, PAT
te,ns, etc., etc.. OF the Lawrence Machine Shop.
BY SAMUEL HATCH,
Water Congress and Bath strsets. Boston
"WEDNESDAY. September 2s. 1859, at
w O'Clock A. M, the Machine Shop, Maes,
absolutely in to the highest bidder VII be sold at
auction
All the tools and machinery IN said machine shop,
which largest and best equipped IN this country This
tools cost over S22lCy0.
Also large amount and great variety OF new rad ma
chinery, which is very valuable.
All the manufactured stock OF ssid company consisting Of
bar iron, boiler iron, e.ee etc.. etc.
Also. English files, in great variety and snount i'm
ported, SCREWS machine globe ve'ves
cloth, etc.
Also passenger four freight locomotives "a t.rs
s inch guage built to order and Of the bee. materials
Workmanship and style.
Also all the patterns used in said establishment said tools
and nschinery embracing athes, paners trip hammers sta
tiousry engines vices snv and great variety Of tools Of
the best quality. ......
Descriptive catalogues embrscing 80 quao pages
procured application the auconeer j. W. Page,
Treasurer No. IA Kby street, Boston, J. c. Hoadley,
agent, Lawrence, Mass
The above probably the most important sse of machinery
and heidi in he
cost S3,H,O00.
~ TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Liberal, and made
known at the sale. nu3O It
praisers General Agents for the sale Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales, Careoes, Stocks Of Merchandise, ETC..
attention paid to the purchasing and selling
s@osfcee 10 IL Commercial Place. ia7R
NJ vIGNIE, AUoTroNEER. APPRAISER, AND
1N. General for the Sale and Purchase Of Rss L.
tate. Lands. Plantations Eeeroes etc
Banks, Arcade Passage Ne. J. First Dl.trlet
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined st any time, list Of valuable In
Also constantly hand for sale at private and public
sale choice Mechanics and t of Virginia and Carons
NJ O. will give personal attendance to
sale and purchase. Jas
Il. Of Real Estate slsves SUGGESTIONS and
generally Once 10 Common street. next TO corner Of Camp
street. sci "
NOTICE-Mr. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
In employ this day and holds full Of Aitor
before James Graham Notary Public Of
JULIAN NEVILLE CO.. Auctioneers.
New Orleans, July IA. 1889 tyl5 6m
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Sixth DISTRICT COURT R. B. CLARKE vs.. s CREDIT:
of Esx Orleans CLARKE pICTON--No. .7,4e5,
RY VIRTUE Of and IN ohs.dienca to an
ed BY the hor orable the SIKH District coutof New oresns
auction, lie premises, Poydras street, No. 49, d number
First Distrc Of this City TUESDAY, September 6h 1859
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Leaves on tATURDAy. September g. st5P.M
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
cl For r. sT. IM,4 1s AZ
e with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads.&c.
regular passenger packet steamer Edward j. Gay, Bart
ate landings above For freight through tickets all
points, North East or West, apply on board.
~ Passengers shippers rely the punctualiy
this steamer.
NJ No berth considered engaged until paid for
~ plan of the cabin and saterooms secured
By applying at the Companys office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place
a.The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Nat
chez Vcksburg and all the Bends will pay
vIRGINUs G. DENTzEL,
au27 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

~IND II,Tn. $3.50. $50
T - A-' - F" oi'S
HYDE @ ODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
We have always hand complete stock of fine WAR
European agents Guns comprising all the NEWE IT PAT
ms ana iMr hoy sMkNIs oIr long experience and
spres extending over period Of THAN THRT
YEARS, enable us TO with confidence that have fac.
ties for the suited to the wants Of thE
SOUTH and WEST certainly exceled if equaed In tile
market
We prepared to receive and with dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE peculiar
views and tastes Of indiyidna furnish them As
~ A. LIE NM ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
BY constant intercourse with the community q,
bd profit by suggestions of their varied experence and
have introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERIGAN
and not found in NINE-TENTHS OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition every
Smith and Whtneys Repestsrs sos AGENTS Il
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES s "
N.Y. 1y Sign of the "dodsn Peli.an Nav or,ssrs
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WIDpW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
Go bbls Ness f uaa and X Rn sneP Po,.
so bbis White and Rad Reans 's''''
40 IBIS. snpsr fu ea ana E antnG E,onr
80 tierces Carolina Rice. ' 'uf'
800 bbls. Western and Northern Potatoes
Az On z,, &C. g. 60 and 70 Old Leyee street.
SUNDKIES-
&c 60 ~. Haulssk
~ Doos shd shoes assorted siz and qualities.
20 bales Canpeacbv Hats - very hne
Y cases Alabama Wool best article for pan,'n use
t9 bales "a and A Osnaburgs, Lauderdale Factory