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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
~ Deparnitnhe Annual tonlse OF Lectures In this 10
partneut will MONDAY, November H. 1850 and
will terminate in the ensuing March. s
JAMES JONES' NJ D., Professor Of Practice Medicine
J. L. RIDDEl1., N. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
WARREN STONE, NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery.
4. II. CENAs NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics .
(ifST AVIS A. MOTT NJ D., Professor OF Materia Nedica
T. d. RICHARDSON, NJ. n, Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thology. .
S, H. CIIAIILE, N. D., and W. c. NICHOLS, N. d.. De
monstrntors of Anatomy.
The Dssec,ng will be open the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital.
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary 10 the Course Lectures will he delivered daily in
the Anpheater of the Hospital from the t of October on
charge to students. THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually in
April fourteen Resident Students maintained by the
institution, tnol
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lgay was recently asked to join one Of the di-
yisioas Of the Daughters Of Temperance. She re-
Piled That = y not necessary, as it is my inten
weeks
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In the town Of Magowry, near Mullinahone Ire.
land, woman named Mary Smith has given birth
to her NJ enty fifth child. There is some hope now
Of pefpctnating the ancestral line of Smith,
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SHERIFFS SALES.


SIXTH nisrGier Counr} PIERRE PoITz VS. HYACINTHE
pY VIRTUE of n writ OF seizure and an liz
~ directed by the Honorable Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans, in tho above entitled will proceed TO sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
1859, at IL o'clock Nj '
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, In this Parish -,
the left bank of the Bayou St john having l3g
inches front said Bayou, by first depth of IS M
right angles 46 feet inches and has second depth feet
IL inches o breadth of 1877 feet.
Together with all the buildings and improy ements thereon
consisting of two old frame buildings.
Bounded side by the property Of Mrs Angusic rigom
the other by that of Arthur Blanc and in the
Christoval Morel
Seized IN the above suit.
TERAlS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
SrxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT PIERRE POuTH vs.. HYACIN-
de la Nouvte Orleans. ! THE RISTES--No 1914
I'm VERTU dun writ dc snisic ct vcnte IL
II moi ndessi Honorable SNce Comr de District de la
Nouvee puans dams latlaicc cdessns, il procdlera 10
MARDl Ii de novcmbre 1859 midi rIoie de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune les du Camp ct DIES MAgasins Fad
Indication de-
UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE, stuie cet,e
par0isse rive guche du bayou Sean aynnt 59 pirds
poncts tie face dit hayuu premiere prnondcnr de
% peds poucts ignc rote OH In tc portion de tee
angles aoits i6 peds pouces secoue ptoion
deur de PAS pied, II ponles ntgtur de III peds
Ensemble Uvec les hatisses ct anaunirns n sy trouvGn
cnisistaut cn deuN vecs constructions en- bos
tee proprittd boInte Fun par la proptet1 de Dame
Augusta Grigom de fautc cote eee IL Arthur Blanc ct
derricre par cclle de ChristOvni More
Ia tout saisi dams laifnre ciessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'nindcation
+. 7, PARKER,
OLD % 81 nj ID Shdrif de Ia Pnroisse d nrltars.
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How hard corn bread may be made, will appear
from the following story told by an old gentleman
in Western Arkansas:
have been living down here below Fort Smith
for twenty years. The desk in my office is at the
head of long flight of stairs, and in the haste of
business my inkstand is often knocked off and
rolled down. For long time could get no ma
terial that would stand this usage. Glass was out
of the question Stone broke like crockery. The
hardest Mood could find soon gave way Finally
my neighbors, the widow b, for piece of her
corn bread. After running several fine tools, I
succeeded in following it out, and shaping it into
stranger, I've used that inkstand ever since, and
reckon it is good for at least two generations
longer!"
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THE OLDEST CANDY NAsUFACToRY
IN AMERICA
(,HARLEs HEIDs1Eck CHAMPAGNE :

This celebrated Wine OF the weknown brand
been and 7l continue 10 be- received by the undersigned in
q!ante1 The increased dcnnd Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the evidence Tint
from the closest nca defendant Of the cid ard first
established house Of liedcck Co. OF Rheim they have taken
hold of it with discrimination bring it aud its claims dis
tncton before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality of this article safety any that its
emannti6n Is from where great attention, well
thorough experience have lecn brought bear in lis poduc
ton. Charles tediec has given his whole mind to the percc
ton of his wine, and making II worthy of the Free
lnnt visits to the un'cl States have enabled him faly
understand and appreciate the tastes and wishes Of
and Of his having profe by that information Is evidenced by
the Champagne presented for the palate the conuoscur
wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet and general excellence
The varieties Of brands of Champagne tend greatly doubt
confuse e purchaser but the pvcr Of good and genuine wine
look for Charles eidsiccl' in full on the label, we'll
the oiks and capsules.
T. W. BAYAUD & co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles iedsicck be obtained in quantities Mt the
under mentioned holSe besides others not here nnmed
and Vt retail with all thu principal hotel Keepers.
f. j. HART &CO,
j. II. d I. N. MARKS,
sEWEIL4 T. TAYLOR
fr2 " PAYNE. STEELE K CO.
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OurwIrTED by A WoMAN.-An Irish woman en-
tered boot and shoe store, on Broadway, yester
day, and inquired the price of pair Of CATERS,
which she pointed out. Four dollars, was the re-
ply. She said she would give dollar, holding out
two halves in the palm of her hand. The shop
keeper pocketed the money and handed over only
one gaiter. The woman, with puzzled look, de.
manded the other. but the storekeeper answered
that he sold only one of the CATERS for 81, and
wanted SO for the other. After some dispute, the
woman deliberately took pen-knfe, cut the gaiter
into bits and left losing her dollar, and of course,
causing the shopman to lose three times that
amount The fellow on whom the trick was played
felt SO abashed that he had not a word to say.
TSt. Lnuis Republican.
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a TERRiBLE GAMPHENE AcctDENT.--O the even
ing of the 2sds a camphene lamp exploded at Union
City Illinois, burning child to death in its mothers
arms and seriously iniuring four other persons.
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EASMANN,S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BstLl4S-Grdcrs for Fasnianns Iron Hoops and Tics,
filed any at cents per pound. The Hoop mud Tie
guaranteed hold and guarantee also given that the cotton
with item shall be received the Orleans Press the
san rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made country merchants for cash OF
ders. r. BElCHER. Agent
n2j tmSW l2l, Commercial Place, N o.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE a GOOD
kJuply hand and receiving by direct importaonS from
France additions stock of this ceebnied and highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes lTaS III eighth and
urer pipes 12 do do; 1903 in half quarter and eighth
pipes. We invite the attention OF the at nad eunnose
generally, This article pure naueraed For sale
New York and prices by
WIN. T.. LEVERlCH & Co. 81 Old T.eveest
ole " Sole in this city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- fE&t ~ fASF CoMPTR0IIER'S OFFICE, D
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
mo. 2l2g.1
II ESOLVED. That the COMPTROLLER be md
II he hereby authorized and required giye notice. by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with The section of ordinance No. li2 approved March
80 1854 the Council will not any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
,SignedI Il. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April Is 1855.
tSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the public
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLESSIS,
lyle f Fon,ptroller CITY uf New Orleans
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RU1LDING e1ATERIAL, BRICKS, FIkEwooD

" DEMORU ELLE, Dealer.
At The Old Basin, of Toulouse and rrankhn.
Has constantly hand BUILDING A.. susi a.
Lime White and Yellow Cement Plaster OF faris Siln
giles Iatis Slaves Also English French and American ire
Bricks and all kinds of Fircwood s,,-.,.,
ol ~ '' ' ' ' au3 ly
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF THE LATE ED
WARD O'SHAuGNESS1 - No

MARD GSHAIGNESSA - No.
by VIRTUE of and in obedience to nm or
- der OF sale rendered October H. directed
the Honorable the Second District Court Orleans
above entitled matter will proceed to sell public nuction
the City Hotel Common street between Camp and Magazine
streets, TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of November 1859 II
O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROC Nd, with the buildings -.
and Improvements thereon, situated in the First f1
this city the square bounded tirayicr Prrdlo How I
ard and Feret streets designated by the No pu drawn
by c. A. Iiein, Architect the 18th November iS52 depos-
tied in the office of Sanes Graham, Notary Public
Said lot forming the Of Perido and Howard streets
and measuring "a feet inches and 3 lines lcrdIo
by 100 feet in depth and front Howard between
parallel lines.
TERMS AND CoSpITIoNs-The sal property to he sold
subject certain lease thereof ending the . day Of My,
1852 for $50 per payable monthly forty dollars
MONTH and the purchaser collect the from after the
day of the adjudication the Of sud
gae debt o.Si two certain notes or 500 each executed by
tie deceased his order and by him endorsed blank
dated October 5h, 1857 and payable in twelve eighteen
mouths and bearing cent interest from date till maturity,
and thereafter interest; which said
interest," live dollars, has been paid up April
last and the balance OF the price of adjudication payable
half cash md onelait in his order secured by
special mortgage gu the property and payable after
date thereof.
f. I. PARKER,
Sheriff of le Plris of rlenns
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EPAvE pU PREMIER D1srR1cT.-u

II conduit depot DIES u Premier District,
Dryades. les Girni OF j nlie, opaves-
une yache roreie gauche couptc marquee swal
lowfork,'' dtampcs vsbles.
Tine ysche blanche lie taches brunes sur
corps cnnes oreie la gache fen
due, sans vtampes vsihles.
81 les dts amaux son rdcnt dams iours les
lis yendns renchtte pubqe depot,
Is LUNDI, 81 d octobrc 1859, il 10 heures 4. VI.
G. o. FLETCHER, Commissaire rues
uvolIo. nr1. Il oetnltr n1S - ga
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mo. 4797.l
Resoyred That the Committee Work ouse and Prisons be
they hereby authorized purchase hundred and
fifty pair of blankets and hundred and fifty mems jackets
for the use of the prisoners confined therein.
[Sgned JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed j. o. NIXON,
sz President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Oct GO, 1852
oSl tSigned GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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STREET CONGREGATIONAL.

LNIRST DISTRICT POUND.-yNas brought
TO the First District Pound Dryades between
Girod and Julia streets, esays-
One red cropped and marked swnowfo in the left
visible brands.
One white brown neck and the body
broad horns right cropped and left split and uneplt
visible brands.
Which if claimed within five days and the there
paid. will be sold public auction depot MON
DAY, October 81, 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, October 81 1862
c. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October 2I, 1859
HENRY DUREI,
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No. 4S03.]
Resoire That the Mayor he and hereby authorized
salute of thirteen guns behalf of the city of New Orleans
Of like honor paid the city by the United States soop
Crusader, now in port
Rsolre further That the Comptroller be and is hereby
thorizel to the Treasurer for the cost of the
ISigneil j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
CIV. [Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Oct, %, 1850.
o3l lsignedl GERARD sTTTH, Mayor
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NO. 4Iyl.
Resolre That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
adudcae lowest bidder after five days notice
in the official Journal cleaning the Mepomee canal from
Dyades Claiborne and the Claiborne canal from
upper limit the New Canal the dirt TO be used nken from
said canas by the said contractor raising and strengthening
the on Claiborne from the upper limit the New
Canal The whole said work be done agceabs TO cccn
of Surveyor and the adjudication subject to the up
prevail rejection Of the Common COUNCIL -
TSieuedI JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Sirned1 j. o. NIXON
-. President Board of Aldermen.
al S;gnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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No. 1895.
Reo That the Comptroller be- M he H. + he ay a
notice The official Journal contract for furnishing The materials
and constructing round stone pavement Water street from
Gallons 10 Terpschore said work he done III accord
ance With specifications file in the Surveyors office and the
adjudication be subject the approval rejection OF the
Common Council - ii.
tSgnedl JOHN l. MoNROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SgnedI j. o. NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Oct. %, 1850
o3l [Sgnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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RoMnAL1ER s CO.'S. ISLAND or cUB q,

ID Express receive and all kinds Of packages and
freight Havana Maanzas Cardenas villa tara sglA u
Grundc Remedies Nueyitas Principe Santiago de
Cuba Trinidad cenuegos in connection with s hSp,ss
press Company European Express and Exchange
Company, United States, California and Europe
ATens In Nav Orleans REDDINti h co,
fais ~ " ~ St Charles md Charles Hotel.
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mo. 4SU1.1
Resspea That the Finance and and Landings Com
miees of the Common Council, in CONJUNCTION with the City
Surveyor be and they hereby instructed to rebuild The
Magazine Market, with little delay possible, all in
accordance with the plans of the City Surveyor
TSignedl j. o. NIXON,
4z President Board of Aldermen
Sisnedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Oct. 20, 1859.
OIL Signedl GERARD ST1TH Mayor.
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
VERANDA BUILDING,
BE Old No, Camp street between and Caliope SITS.
Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Seventeenth Annual Session this Institution
the Fist Monday of September, 1850
The plan of instruction comprises and
ten of education 1t offers advantages acquisition
of hnguHgeS The French daily spoken school,
Modern Classics are thoroughly analyaet-
Tue location Is central and the apartments spacious
well ventilated Tho school is provided with choice library
References innumerabe Among them the Alunna Of
this institution, who number the of society
Students admitted at any time during the session.
Fer further particulars, apply IN person by letter at the
Institution. N. ID. plMTTRY A. NJ.
President Of the board.
New Orleans August, 1850 au3lSWtf
n BOWERS FRENCH ACADEMY, No l2s
VI Cont street between Dauphne and Burgundy
BRANCHES OF INSTRUCTION:
The French English, Spanish Greek and Latin Languages
Mathematics, History, Geograpy Elements Of Natural Phi
losophy aud Philosophical Science.
"u... TERMS:
Half BOarders, per month SIS
Day Scholars, under u years Of ..,....-.....,
above l. ................ 10
above 10 .,.,.....t...,.. Il
Greek, Latin etc, will be charged separately Mt moderate
Hiy No deduction is made for absence. month
mence must he paid in ull Books, etc. form separate
charges.
Hours of sudyFrcm s1z A. NJ to p NJ, and from ~ p.
u. TOT I. VI, Of I'm
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ATOTIGE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
IN tho Wholesale Grocery business at . and = Front and y
$3.50 7, A. SHAW.
LON n3 |
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No. 479S
Resolved That committee be appointed by the Common
Council and amend the fire limit ordinance in order
that said line limit changed from the
brace larger limit toward the back part of the city.
[Sgned1 JOHN T. MONROE.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
TSigncd j. o. NINON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Oct. 20. 1859.
o3l [Sgnedl GERARD STITII Mayor
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mo. 4S04.1
Whereas The police for conveying prisoners
entirely out Of service therefore, be it
Reere That the cairmen Of the Finance Committees be and
they hereby authorized for the building of
Marias police provided the Of the
does not exceed Sl0tJ-onc thousand dollars
fSignedl j. q, NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedl JOHN 4. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Oct 90 1859
OIL tSgncdl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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II ORFF BROTHERS
IA GENERAL ENGRAyERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs
"a Williams Street,
New York.
Blank Cheeks Bills Of Exchange Fancy Envelopes Ball
Tickets and Invitations Heads Heads etc. etc,
gfavei in the histics; style Of modern
b Orders from the South respectfully solicited and will be
filled with prumpness AM, Il reasonable
KRFERESCEs:
BRuFF BRO. 4 SEAvER a Warren street, n. Y.
NIXON 4 ADAMS, Crescent Onice, N. o.. jyls SIN
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[ No. 4T95.
Resore That the adjudication by the Comptroller of CON
raising and grading the sidewalks Gasaue street.
per 4i74 Nicholson SEosecuriy Nathan
81 per running foot be and the same is hereby APP
proved security accepted and the Mayor authorized to enter
into with the parties per no,aa act for the perform
ance of said work. -
[Signedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ta ISignedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Oct. %, 1859. - -
OIL [Signedl GERARD slllti Mayor.
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No. 47991
es9eed That the Committee Streets aud Landings Jointly
extending The site of the late Magazine market by pur
chasing sufficient space of ground the Camp street side of
place for the purpose Of making each angle right
angle and also for the purpose of changing the line of Camp
the aforementioned Said committee
port to this Council at as early date as possible.
ISiEned JOINT. MONROE,
z President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
o3l lsignedl GERARD STITH Mayor,
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Fourth District Pound jackson street
Laurel and Constance streets. estrnys-
One white Maltese he goat, long horns.
One white she goat, no horns
One black boar
One black boar with cut off
Which il claimed within three days and the expenses
paid will be sold public auction said depot TT ES
DAY November |, 1859, 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, October 6, 1859
G. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October %, 1852.
+. j. HITSEIBERGER,
a.
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II A. FAfiNEsTUNk'S Y ERMEFCGE.-
NEW ORLEANS. June 49, 1855.
MeSsrs. b. A. Fahncock Co. GcncneiT take pleasure
in sending list of about fifty who testify to
the superior quality Of your valuable
L NJ 7 L G. F..
appears that another article has attempted he intro
ducGd into parishes where medicine is well known
for great in writing Fahneocks Nomuge
remark We want b. A. and no otlier.'
My sales this year will be at least 100 gross,
Very respectfully,
o2i I'm n p DITEONGE, 50 Ghartres street.
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Was brought to the City Police lis gail on the
belongs Syvesrre Davis, who lives in Baton Rouge
he inches high and has full bearded face and has
the right leg
will call and claim his property according law
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Tail.
Registered October q, 1850 -
HENRY DrREL,
90 l5t For
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-07

come until there is legal power in the land.- Therefore, strong effort will be made ,at the next sessionof Congress to obtain the privileges we have adpcated above Letters haveg al- ready been written to prominent members of the coming Congress, asking their assistance
 and several citizens will visit Washington during the session, to urge the subject before the prop CT committees. If separate government can be had, so much the better, but law of some kind cannot any longer be dispensed with. F..
 And now, to prevent any further misurder- standing, we would state, that theHArizonan" is owned by the Santa Rita Mining Company
 It was brought here, and is kept up, at lArge pecuniary sacrifice, to advocate the general good of the country, having no private ends to subserve, no personal designs to accomplish, and any assertion to the contrary is unjustand untrue. The editor has tried to act for thebest interests of the country, and in this matterof Territorial organization, he has sacrificed per- sonal considerations and benefits for what he conscientiously believes to be right. His term of service is nearly at an end but he hopes that whoever succeeds him may have manl- ness and independence enough to strive for the popular inserests regardless of personal pref erence. as1 IaHr Fe,