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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 I2'1U hcres.
According to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor
The dimensions being from plan by VIM j. Mccullough,
U. b Surveyor. General
TWO TRACTS OF LAND measuring 60 Is 100 acres the
right side of The Mississippi river, situated the Bayou ST.
Denis in 4. II, $. r., q
Lot No measuring % J1-i0O acres.
Lot No. "A measuring "A 2S-l00hcres.
Both being parts Of section No u according plan drawn by
Louis H. Ple City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
plan by WIN. j. MeLnIongh .: s. Surveyor eIernl.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Of New Orleans. sTEHE u
WHEREAS John Steele has petitioned
w the Court for Letters of Administration
the late Elizabeth Steele, deceased inestate-
Notice Is hereby given all whom show
cause within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dc n Nonyeiie Orleans BET sfhgE D is
A TTENDU que John Steele a prescnte ume
petition la COur fettet dobierr les Leres Admins
traton la succession de feue Elizabeth Steele te
tate
Avis par present ceux one celia peu
cerner, d'avoir delnre dix ours pour
4ueles II ne serait pas fait droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
d27 81 jas J. L. KELLY Depute tireHier.
CURATOR'S NOTICE.-Abner l.. Gaines
having been formally inerdced by Judgment Of the Hon
appointed Curator to his and all persons having
claims against said A. L. Gaines requested
for and all persons indebted him notified to
come forward and make settlement
WILLIAM II. GAINES
"a Common street, between Camp and ST. Charles
A Wis DU CURATEUR.-Abner L. Gaines
IA ayant etc foreenent inerit par ugement rHono-
rabie Deuxieme Conr de District lie soussigne
CARNATIONS lie dit prer de les presents
paiemen toutes
venir resler.
WILLIAM H. GAINES,
81 Commune,
aAl I'm entire les rlles du Camp Charles.
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Pour Ia Parosse d'Orleans SHON A.
I'm VERIFY dun writ de 1ieri fnc ias, a moi
~ adressd Honorable d. f. Mitchell. Justice de
PaiN In paoisse Orleans, dams fataire
posera vente encan, No $40 Commune entire les
rues Robertson ct Claiborne lie MERCRED1 decenbre
1859, midi "
certaine boutique bois de nenuser Ass un lot de
Menbcs, stud liendroit CT dessls mentionne
Saisis dams fatiaire clessus.
CONDITI0NS-Conpanta u moment de Naturalization.
w. II. WATERS
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Sheriffs office, Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans, December 10, 1852

Wis D'ELECTION.-COnfor 1nement n nm
"A writ DETECTION date tu Il de dteemre
par Excellence Robert G. Wickle fEtat
de Ia Louisiana les tecteurs qualities de la paosse Orleans
sont par le notifies gu election lieu UNDI
2me jour de janyisr 1862 dor
leans Assemble Gdeale de Eta leet repir Ia
yacance occasionnte par la dtmsson de W. r. Adams
lie scItn ser onvert dams caque detection
depuis heues du matin usqu eues apres.md dit
jour 2e janvier 1860 et de bulletins eecteurs
qualities de Ia Parose dOrlGans inspection Commits
aires ct Greers qni coisis Fauore
tecion deva etre conduite ct les pcaa de-
mettre) commencement In lo.
- F. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sheriff Paroisse d'Orleans,
Nonvele Orleans, lie 10 de dtcembre 1889. do te
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ELECTION NOTICE..

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures to a
writ of election bearing date 14 day Of December 1850
directed to me by h Exeelleney Robert Wicke Governor
Of the State OF Louisiana the qualified Parish of
Orleans are hereby notified that election will be held on
MONDAY, the I'd day OF January 1861 for one Senator from
,he Parish Of Orleans the General Assembly Of this State
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of W. R. Adams
The Polls will be opened in each election nrecnct from the
hours of o'clock A. NJ o'clock p NJ on Tie said ID day Of
january 1850 for the of receiving votes Of The
qualified voters of the Parish of Orleans
ence Of the Commissioners and Clerks be appointed by
authorities degned by law The election be conducted and
trpicae returns to be made the undersigned Returning OH
according to law. $50
Sherifrs office Parish of Orleans ~
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE rR ACT & =
Donough lands. ''' '' " A 4
By j. B. WALTON,
AUcTfoSEER-Dfhce, 10 Bank Place.
A HIGHLY valuable tract Of land alIioin.
ing the McDonongh lands properly Of lie civ n
baltimore known Section No 90 in Tswnshp IL Range Is
East, containing 63s 32- 100 acres - e -
This considered valuable in the State
not only for the immense quantity of cypress timber
which il contains, but for the admirable quality SOIL
No For terms, apply to j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer 10
eff IF
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j. B. WALTON.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS in the Parishes of ORLEANS
ST. BERNARD, PLAQUEMINEs, JEFFERSON ST.
CHARLES ST. JAMES, LIVINGSTON, LAFouRCHE
INTERIOR, EAST BATON ROUGE, ST. TAMMANY,
ASSUMPTION, ST. LANDRY and CAI.CAsIEU, on lsng
credit by and for of the NcDonogh School
Fund, city Of New Oreans .'
By j. B. WALTON, ...
City Auctioneer,
vt.. ."aY Office 10 Bank Place.
MONDAY, January %, 1860, beginning at
Nl ~ o'clock The Charles Exchange, and the
following day, il requisite o, g, ,,,
Nv order ana for the city Of New Orleans will
proceed sell public auction, without reserve or limit the
following described valuable hands acqred ~ the city oil New
orleans from the john Mel onog deceased wit
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SlI5iSI8
The silver dollar is not used as currency bears
a premium of to 81 per cent. in the market:
Therefore, price. 81 I57sIs
And . per CENT 5iSql
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DIR. j. F. SPENCER,

DIR. j. F. SPENCER,
GS@ DENTAL SURGEON,
ONYS Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has returned to the city, and
pared duties profession He deems it pro-
per, furthermore remark that his undivided
been given to
DENTAL SURGERY,
In Its various branches for the last eighteen giving
wherever thus engaged entire satisfaction receiving
dences of abiy and high commentator APP
proval.
Office and residence, No. l73 Common street. opposite the
Medical College, University of Louisiana, d. 3nl
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
of Royal and Orleans Streets leave remind
the citizens Of New osans that he continues the manufacture
of FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, door to the Or
Theater and that he better prepared than
FURNISH REFRESHMENTS of all kinds, for BALLS and
SOIREES with dispatch and In style exceed
Union All description Candies Chrystayed Fruits Cakes
nj 3rp
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONoGH.
UNRESERvED CASH SALE OF TITLES OF LANDS
situated In the Parishes Of ST. James, Ascension and Living
ston for account of the city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,t .
City Auctieneer.
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E.sITOISSC .Je1fCfSOn.
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE. sitrd sur In rive
drote du Bayou Baatar compose dies sections ct parties de
sections scion plan dess6 Louis H. Pile
de In Vile les dimensions Giant prise Fun plan de VIM j. Nc
Cuough yoyer gtneral desrEtats Uns date IL davr
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J. B. WALTON.
Estate Of The late John McIouogh co,4tinued.)

by survey the measurement Of this tract has been
'scerained TO be 1865 II 100 acres, follows
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1ll1Iupon his new principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation
mened bn he most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation and macation and perfect natural
In o defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Those interested will find these statements
entirely and scrupnonsy correct Dr. W. returns his sincere
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity
extensive practice they have favored him with for
years. Office and residence liz St. Charles street, second doc
from I.afayeelSaunre. ses
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Lands in the Parish of Livingston.

TRACT OF LAND on the left bank of the Anite river,
miles its mouth being the first high land ascend
from Lake Maurtpas lying partly in II d u H.
f. and T. s. R. f. and measuring in T. s. 81 1911 acres,
and in 16 $500 making total of 539 100 acres,
according to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the
dimensions being from plan by VIM j. Mccullough, U.
s. Surveyor General.
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E.IcHHltUF VJle
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
/ UNDI, lie S3 de Jnnyier, 1850, cOmme NJ
- cant midi Ia Borse st. Charles lie jour suiyant
ii6cesSaire-- - -
e poctcra la vente pblaue Unite,
enlrs de yaleurs, iyan acqns par Ia VILE de Nouyee
ORLEANS de John McDonogh, DECIDE, sayoir
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oUATRE MORCEAUX DE TERRE DIFFERENTS 81.
dams parosse de ST. Tamnmny, lie Bayou Liberty
dgnts dapres plan desst lon H. Pile de Ia
VILE les dmenons Giant prses dun plan dresst par VIM
Mccullough general DIES Etats Uns CONNIE les Nos
u.s. 49, 2Oe a. ct ayan chacun nne facade dun arpent
tiers GA stendant nsqua Avenue Laurent nquee lis.
facade dun apent cacun les dts lots Torment ue
patie de la section 49, O. r. S. II e. ct sont environ
mile du Lac POntchartrnn.
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PRoPRIETE DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH
GRANDE vENTE DIES TERRANs dams les paroisses
DoRLEANs, ST BERNARD, PLAQuEMISEs. JET.
FERsoN, ST. CHARLES ST. JACQUES, LIvINGs.
TON, LAFoURcHE INTERIEuR, EST BATON
ROUGE, ST. TAMMANY, ABSORPTION, ST. Lam
DRY, ct CALCAssIEU, long credit, par ordre ct
pour compile du fonds ddcole do McDonogh vile de Ia
Eonvelie Orleans.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
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Gov. WIsE's OpINIoN.-A correspondent Of the
New York Herald writes from Richmond:

Director Of Tue Mint.
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UN GRAND MoRCEAU DE TERRE connu sous lie nom
de Nachee Dugue Lvauda slime paroisse de La
orche lnterienr aisan face pare Bayou Aemands
Ct en- parte au rent Las DIES compost scion plan
prises dun plan par W j. Mccullough apenteur gene.
raj DIES Etas ITnis. desd suiya 80 O."
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For account OF the succession will be sold
LOT OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon
bgny Gasque Date Jackson Roman and Palmyra streets de-
signned by the Ne on plan by j. fie City Surveyor
dated the LIST of May 1SO deposited In the office OF d. L. Nc
Cay late notary public in this city; said lot measures n
American Is feet front Derbgny street BY las feet
inches In Depth between parallel lines
pN- TERMS Cash.
of sale before W. H. Peters notary public at the expense
oil the purCl dea)
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LlBRARY or TIE MECHANICS INSTITUTE The
library Of the Mechanics Institutes" on Dryades
street, between Common and Canal, is open
b III free Of charge, . fact which, as Mr.. Pot
thoff chairman ofsthe Library Committee, remarks
through our columns, does otseem to be generally
understood. The library hours when all may enter
are from A. n. to 8 p. NJ. Free libraries are
among the greatest blessings which phlanthropic
enterprise can confer upon community, and it is
with pleasure that we note the fact that New Or
leans, hitherto too deficient IN this regard has come
upon better times, which promise that there will
soon be no lack Of reading facilities for the multi
tude. More reading rooms and libraries, free, or
to be commanded for small payment, will be a
consequence Of the interest in such matters of
which we have remarked the awakening during
the last few years.
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ii Card.
Grand Marshal.

of the thousands who visited the late Fair Jackson
who the samples of sewing done Singers Sewing Ma
CHINESE far superior any exhibited the United
States there is probably dsnteested person who was
surprised learn that the premium awarded to the W.
W. Machine and who does suspect that there
thing unfair
Many of the citizens of jackson advised the agents of other
Sewing Machines not to contend for the premium stating that
the President Of the Committee Machinery, Mr. H. B. Evans
the agent of the W. w Sewing Machine in Jackson and
that the other members the committee his particular
friends With full knowledge of these facts agents
resolved contend trusting chance proof of the schemes
of the w W. agents. and the result more than answered
their expectations.
few hours before the examination of Sewing Machines
the Committee Machinery headed by H. Evans awarded
premium engine made Stevens of jack
much to the establishment of majority of the community
Mr. Stevens whom the premium had just awarded a
peared the committee to examine the Sewing Machines and
when the examination commenced of the committee Mr.
Poole said Mr. Stevens that he appeared himself
greatly the examination and wished what business
had there another member Of the replied that he
had been appointed to fill the place of Mr. Evans did not
had right fill its vacancies From Mr. Poole,s inter
rogatory it evident that the committee did appoint Mr.
stevens and inquired after the Fair Mr. Evans how Mr.
Stevens the committee Mr. Evans replied that He OBJ
of the Board Directors to appoint man in
his place the Sewing Machine Committee he ap
the first premium it reasonable suppose he Steyen
would return the favor.
One of the members of the Committee Machinery although
present refused at the examination of the Sewing
Chimes he knew the scheme and would have his
connected with nefarious trick.
During most Of the farce of pretended examination
Sewing Machines which less than thirty minutes Mr.
Poole of the committee paid little attention and when
the farce he asked which machine Mr. repre-
sented and when pointed him he remarked
ready 10 render his verdict.
for consultation Mr. Evans went with them and when the blue
ribbon in he with it, and directed where should
tied
When this daboieal scheme completed the ribbon
tied the W. w. agents and empoyesabout dozen in
number-gave three cheers for the W. w Machine
with the premium gained by uch underhanded means
they gave three groaas for the Singer Machine.
To the honor of the citizens of jackson that every
man present denounced the grooming gracefu both the
Fair and to the Wheeler Wilson Company.
Had the facts above related the pre-.
MUM awarded three cheers would have been given
VIM Wallace who had the honor to retire in disgust from the
mtee and justice had taken place. three groans
been given H. b. Evans and James Stevens
member of the committee who the Of Mr.
Stevens appointment.
NJ 2pf WALTER BENNETT.
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The Sufferers.
APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC


APPEAL TO TILE PUBLIC.
INC a'e etrpe eohhagatons which have occurred in the
lmra ana Fonfth DISTRICTS and the ruin which they have
Drought upon large class OF our inhabitants too fresh in
the minds OF every TO need repetition in this appeal the
public
The Mayor in his last message officially states that less
than twenty in the Fourth District and twelve
in the Third District The
value of the real estate alone amounts to so besides s25
furniture STOCKS and personal effects Since the message
OF me another conagraon in the Fourth District has
occurred swelling considerably the estimate of losses
Although the Chief Magistrate recommended to the Common
Council IN highly pasewor'hy manner the appropriation of
amount Wheh suggestion has doubtless met the ap
poV noh Soards oil mat oody still the present state Of the
cry finance VIII scarcely permit oil nn appropriation equal to
the emergency
has been ssceaned that more than hundred of the
families whose dwellings have been burnt down were not in
sued at all the insurance companies in many having
the occupants of the houses making such application.
Is just this class Of people who were living from hand
mouth In these humble dwellings, VINO lost everything barely
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Iabte and Piano Covers.

We have choice Of these goods Of English
French and German manufacture, comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH, OF Ga, "a
and 81, TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON
BIcH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS, in II and 81
RICH BROCADE GERMAN do, s-4
Ga, IA and 81 IN EMARKABLY FINE QUALITY.
WoRSTED DAMASK COVERS
s4 FINE WoRsTED DAMAsK, by the yard, for Dessert or
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN BLUE, CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS, be made with Border any length
.= ]. D. CAMERON & CO., .&-
MI 2p6t ia Canal street.
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NesC W'Orssed Store.
+. GU EB /. E

f. G. u E b T. E.
$50 CANAL STREET,
Next door above Holmes,
me Lanes that he has just opened his fall supply Of
soos III ms me which were selected during the past summer
by Mrs Gnebe while tour through France Germany
He would call particular attention the following goods
which he has most splendid assortment
WoRsTED and FANCY BEAD EMBRoIDERIES.
WoRSTED NUBIAS, OPERA HOODS and HAIR NETS
EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YoKES ETC, ETC.
lie would also call the attention Of the trade large stock
of
SHETLAND WoLI and ZEPHYR woRsTED,
Which he will sell extremely low at wholesale and retail
F. GUEBLE,
MI 2p6t 100 Canal street. next door 10 Holmes,
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.Ny,lth .assastCea.Sassy
AN. l=sz5 or The
sCREWMEN's BENEVOLENT AssOCIATIO,


sCREwMEN's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
members of the scrcwmens Benevolent Association are
hereby notified that the NINTH ANNIVERSARY will take
place FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th inst.
The members will their Hail. corner Of Cossman
and Levee streets at o'clock A. NJ FRIDAY the 18th
slant fully equipped when the procession will formed
following order
Programme.
HENRY BIER, Grand Marshal.
Samuel G. Risk Joseph swllege, Warren Pratt Thomas
Byrnes Alexander silers.
union Jack, supported by three Members.
The Orator of the Day, J. N. Dirhammer, Esq
Music.
Officers of the Association
Banner.
Members Of the Association.
American Flag
Music-Jourdan's Band.
Members CT the Association
Music.
...u.g.H" American Flag.
Members of the Association
The procession will precisely 9 O'Clock A. NJ and
down the Ivee Enghen street. Enghen street
to Greamen street. up Greamen street to Elysan Fields
Eysian Fields TO Moreau, up Moeau Royal up Royal
Charles to the Phoenix House. where refreshments will be had
after which, the procession will reform and proceed through
commercial Alley TO Camp street to Poyras Poydras to
Magazine up Magazine to Julia, Julia Camp up Camp
and Prytania to Felicity Road Felicity Road Magazine
Magazine to ST Andrew, up St Andrew Tchoupoula
down Tchauptoulos TO ST. Joseph down ST. Joseph Carone
let down Carondeet TO Poydras up Poydras St. Charles up
ST. Charles to Lafayette Square, through Lafayette Square
Odd Fellows Hall, where the Grafton will be delivered
After which, the procession will form again. proceed up
Lafayette street Magazine Magazine to Common up
Common to Tchoupitouss down Tchouptouas the cvee
down the Levee to the Hail. when the procession will be
missed
The Odd Fellows Hall will opened at o'clock and seats
reserved for the public.
Members requested be puncua tho procession will
positively move at the hour appointed BY order:
HENRY BIER,
OLA
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ORLEANS THEArER.-A house of fashion and
beauty, in numbers that would charm the most
cynical Of crowd-loying managers, was the Orleans
Theater last night. We had not time to see any of
the performance we but looked at the audience;
saw the manager hors de hui; came down stairs,
and cannot say how La File du Regiment either
cLo1n
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SAMUEL H. MOORE.
No. 40 CAMP STREET.

SAMO EL X. MOORE,
No. 40 CAMP STREET
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS
SILVER PLATED CASTORS.
SILVER PLATED CANDLEsTIcKs.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
SILVER PLATED OYSTER FORKS.
SILVER PLATED WATERS.
SILVER PLATED URNS.
SILVER PLATED EGG BOILERS
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS
SILVER PLATED SYRUP PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED DECANTER LABELS.
SILVER PLATED BUTTER DISHES. .5.
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED MUGS.
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS.
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED BERRY BOWLS.
SILVER PLATED LADIES.
SILVER PLATED CALL BELLS.
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS $685.. ~
SILVER PLATED DIFFERS
SILVER PLATEe SPOON HOLDERS mis- 2peodf
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NcsU Ca,.peting.

J. d ID CAMERON &c CO.
121 Canal Street,
Have received large and choice English Vel
vet and Tapestry Carpetng of the celebrated manufacture
Crossey's Sons, and others.
BIGELoW BRUSSELS and WILTONS-new patterns
THREEPLY AND INGRAINS, of the best makers
RUGS, BABES, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention e extensive stock NJ nil dec-
tons Of BrocateLe Satin do and wosed Curtain Mae
rial Lace and Muslin Curtains Table Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings etc.
Window Shades and Cornfces.
In TINS branch of our business pains taken to get up
the newest styles and our stock has no SUPERIOR
CHI uLOTHs-3 feet "a feet wide of choice quality and
new palterhs MI 2p6t
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Robert G7.ibble, ~....
No. As CAMP STREET, CORNER OF GRAv1ER,
DEALER IL
GIG HIN

f U r N IS HING GOODS,
Has Just received Empire City large additions his stock
of YOUTHS and CHII4DRENL CLOTHING together with a
general assortment of goods for Gentemen's wear viz
FRoCK AND BUSINESS COATS $3.50.
BLACK AND FANCY PANTS
SILK, VELVET AND SATIN VESTS.
oyERCoATs AND sHAWLs-of all Sizes
SHAKER FLANNEL AND MERINo SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
COTTON AND AERISo HALF HOSE
KID, SILK, WOODEN AND BUCKsKIN GLOVES.
BLACK AND FANCY TIES AND sGARFs
LINEN CAMBRIA AND SILK HANDKERCuIEFs
SHIRTS, of all styles and qualities.
To all of which he respectfully invites attention of the
public. n2l 2n6t
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Cabinet Makers,

UPEIOLSTERS' MATERIALS
OF Every Description,
Gilt Cornces, Hair Cloth Shades, Curled Hair Enaneles
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords Tasse vanish Gnns md
Fringes Springs Buttons Twine Glue Picked and Cam
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Pr hts and
OILS Wall Paper, ETC., at the Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH & CO.,
mo spy No. rs Camp street.
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gew Orleans daily Gsesaa fiday aorning gopsmbr 25 1859
x -
PEI. Steamship Cak0sUb0.

N. MONTROSS,
etrcct.... 10
CORNER OF COMMON STREET,
Has Just received per above steamer direct from his own
Mandatory in New York. and fine assortment Of
OVERCOATS,
VARIOUS ALITIEs.
Also
An addition to New, Large and Superior stock Of
Dress Suits,
BUSINESS SUITS,
And
cENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
All of which will be sold at REASONABLE PRICES.
Any of the above should call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere
MA 2p3t N. MONIROSS.