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]. B. WALTON.
THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY AT
ancnons Offering opportunity and profitable


anetien Offering fine opportunity ior sae and nrcitabie
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auciioneer-Ofnce. 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, Dee; 3, 1859, ~ IL o'clock M.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, square bounded nv rran
lin Gate eto) street. Clio Basin Gate Whi,e), and tajone
streets with the improvements thereon designated Nos
0, q, and . pi drawn by L. H. Pile Esq, City snr
Lot No. Clio street by depth Of
~ feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines and forms
the rear OF the other four lots.
Lot No 81 feet front the projected line for the
opening Of franklin date Benton the line,
where adoins lot No and 10 feet from The aforesaid
jected line to the line.
The improvements consist Of
On lot No B. fronting Clio two-story brick fire.
derall susceptible OF immediate story frame build
ing fronting Clio and onesory she'd connecting
With the Bakery with sheds and ou,houes they No.
RS-TERMs FOR LOTS Nos. and 6-The pnrchaser to as
sumo the payment Of two bearing nortgag.
and each for 81 600 payable the 18Th and 18Th Of Jan
not pnnstually paid s2 cash the
mum interest or, day of maturity and per cent there
a,,e not punctually paid with special mortgage until
The buildings be against risk Of fire by the
purchaser and the policy transferred The vendor
IL" No ajoin lot No measures so feet front on the
between parallel lines N' y - 'i''''
Lot No adjoins No, l. and has same front and depth
r -" 10 sdlo'ns No. = and forms the Of Clio
rSnkn eei ~ depth and front Clio Of ils feet
N II On the lots Nos and there she'd which the
III F ok o # so rs and 5hs .as
m'ace al and in the no;es az tle
pnrchasers TO their order bearing at the rate of
pnnctusy paid with special mortgage until final ma 49,
Acts of sale before Mazueau Notary at tile Of the
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SouTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, !
New Orleans, Oct. 49, 1859.
1SrI hereby nuth Orize and empower II. s.
ERspN TO sell and receive payment for The SlO
Stock allotted TO Louisiana receipt for same his
the stock will issue from the principal Office Marshall Texas
to purchasers thereof. j. FOwLKES, President.
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b. WALTON,
Os CITY AUCTIONEER,
And
Auconeer Appraiser and General Agent for the purchase
and sale Of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, etc.
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
The undersigned duly licensed Auctoneer, give his
personal attention all sales Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares ncorp
Cargoes Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
He invites attention to the advantages he will possess
purchase sae and aSpasement Estate
course of preparation from the reliable sources large
cost separate plans of Of ground Showing
lot and the dimensions thereof in each square, the
cs # the city, with which will be kept
made. IN II - ~
In this he will also have the aid and advice Mr.
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations of city for thirty and whose
knowledge Of the value Of property will enable the undersigned
to offer parties requiring his services superior advantages
se3O I'm
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REARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH. AUG,
- tioneers and Appraisers No. 81 CoMmon street, bety
Camp and st. Charles streets Successors to A. BEAKD
Beard Co.. and Beard May and their valuable Booar
OF Plans containing the Of the First and Fourth
rcts of the City Of New Orleans showing various sJ
detail made by them also lage maps City Il New Or
leans Deaehase Jefferson City Rickervie Bloomnsdaf
Gteenyile and Garre.lton win continue
and Port Warden Sales Household Furniture Bank and otr
Stocks Cotton Cargoes Vessels Plantations and solicit
patronage heretofore literally 10 Them mis-
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POSITIVE AND CNRESERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
Bareli, deceased. " " -


BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofce, 10 Bank Place
- O'Clock NJ The ST. Charles Exchange for division Of
ahe following described valuable property will be sold
city in the bounded by Ievee Poydras Tchonp
tonas ard fayier streets having measure q feet
hees aud ises front on New Ievee by depth
rows to Width of inches lines and runs with III,
width to depth of l feet the next to ravier street
Of said lot and opening Poydras street the oe IN cnn
h o,m K; to pan Of said drawn W " Thompson
on being FOUR STORY FIRE PROOF BRiGK To ssIs
leased TO Mers D. Morgan Co., until the November
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District of this
CITY, IN the square bounded by New evee Fulton Girod
known the plan of A. Beard deposited Office OF H.
. cens late n r in this city, measuring q feet inches
a ne front on New Ievee street and y feet inches and
lines on the line Of lot No. and inches and lines
on fhs line Of loNo with the buildings thereon, being
CERTAIN LOT OF GRotND, in the Firs, District Of
ms city, in the square bounded by New Levee Fulton aay-
known as j. Boards plan. duly certified by Hugh Grant,
surveyor on The 18th Of january 1852 deposited the office
Cena late Notary Public in this city, measuring
u inches and lines front New Levee street q
line Of lot No iii feet inches and lines in depth IN and
on alayee street. all American with The build
THREE.sfFoEY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, with
superior iron yerandah extending entire sidewalk on
the corner Of Fulton and Lafayette Streets
P9rTERMS-One-t third cash balance at and wears in
the notes of the purchasers divided coupons for the
de bearing per cent interest from day of
maturity and thereafter il punctuay paid with
The purchasers case the buildings TO be insured against
- 1890 fn-'
Acts Of sale before Walter Peters, Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchasers. nj
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AMnaEMENTya

ADJUSTMENTS.
SPALDiNG & ROGERS
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.
last Week, commencing
MONDAY EVENING. November %, 1859, a
-oY-
Wyman, the Wizard,
And
DR.. VALENTINE. THE coMEDIAN
In = most wonderful and interesting series Of g
'ea Oehiedes Magic, Venrloqusrn Speaking Automatic
VT iegerdemain, etc,
cicas Si Az. Dec sspading Rogers EUROPEAN
ss-spadine 1 Eosers' New Orleans Circus
nv IenS EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR-
ssDoors open at hafpast ocloe-cuaIn rise. 4. hail,
'r ss-Admission 50 cent? colossa esalery, . cent.
The Museum
Is open for the from 10 A. " TO 10 NJ with
'5 iHs % Gst es eae ssien and
VARIETIES THEATEH. GRAyIER STREET.
Lessee and Msnager. JOHN z. OWENS
s; s.;es Manage aaasge Il j. w gtssEk
PRICES OF ADMISSION Prsate Boxes, according to
IS ss y 1PS sa gs e p Whi,s sd a4s
cents; Coiored Gallery, Is cents
SPECIAL NoTICE-cHANGE OF TIME
Doors open at 61z O'Clock Performance to at
O'clock precisely.
Nineteenth Night Of the Season.
Opening overture-LA AZZA LADR A-Rossin Orchestra
FRIDAY EVENING. December z 1852
viii be repeated the interesting comedy by Taylor en-
titled THE yicTIMS.Mr erywea,her, NJ. CouIdoek; Mr.
fowiey Mr.. Norris Mr.. Herbert Fitzherie Briggs;
Joshua BUTTERFLY Mr. John Owens; Mr. Curde Mr.. seymour;
M Mndismst Mr. Band Mr. HorEblower Mr. CopIand Skim
ner Mr. w A. Chapman: Mrs Merrywea;her c. Thomp-
sen Ms Filzherbert Miss Stevens Miss Minerva Crane
w A. Chapman .0verare-1iRAN Nd QUADRILLE-
rreschutz The evenings performance will with
ne NE amusing farce entitled TWENTY MINUTES WITH
TliER-Chaes Beeswing, Mr. SotheTn Chufnee Mr. Chan
man; Aratella, Miss Conldock. n
BOX ofice for securing Private and Chairs
from A. NJ until r. NJ during the week On Sundays from
III A. NJ. until 3P. NJ. "
az W. Is. CHIPPENDALE Treasurer
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nSCrystnii, I Division, No. 4, $. of IT,.
meets every THU RSDAY EVENING in the Hall Y NJ
g. Nj ~ Comp street Officers for the present termRob
ert feaksy w T. John Thompson, W. Al; j. NJ. Cofey,
K ;. n H. Carpenter, A. r. s.. r Capiette, f. f. Booth
T.; H. r kendrck, g; e: + Allison 4. O.. james Dolan,
L s. $. NJ. Angel o. s. Visiting Commt,ee-R Bleakley j.
Thompson ! Coffes Edward Booth, p Carpiette William
iyll ly j. NJ COFFEY R 8
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McCERREN, LANDRY 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Appra'ses and General Agents for the sale of
a.e nmtur Bank Stocks Port Wardens and
SION SALES, Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
Particular attention will given the purchase and sale of
Cotton and Sugar Plantations. -
our VT POWELL who has had experience many years in
e iI OF the State, will attend to land claims
the different land offices Louisiana and the depar,ment nj
Washington City. $3.50 i "
Pc ilu sire 49, Si''t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-02

ENAMILf GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and
= Carondelet streets.
1t has been desire to excel in The quality BUTTER fur
nshcd to customers and the patronage acquired in
the last fourteen years is proof of success.
My TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge in New
York will he found 10 be choice.
The stock of the store is changed many times during the year
and is therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming in
bought and be sold for cash
Country orders solicited to which prompt attention will
paid. Terms, cash city acceptance.
II. II. HEDDEN,
n26 6m Common and Carondee s,s, New Orleans
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5hsEs s Sts + Private sale the following
ton at their Office, No. IL Commercial Place:
Fourth District.
l. TWo,sToR . FRAME RESIDENCE on Louisiana Ave
M q ON g csmg s Ten
B. Elegant Two-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St. An.
drew near Coliseum Lot $50 by ls2-panted with choice
i. TW6-sToRy FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, near
l o near savsass
6 Large bou Sub w FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE on
Nayaes near Second Seven and fine outbuidngs
!. COTTAGE HOUSE on Annuncation near soroparu Lot
s,,TWo- STORY FRAME DWELLING on Brainard, near
Ss ON Apollo near
yosre MINE rooms and eubudngs Lot by $780, and
Fo M s bvsa ssa.a. c oils
SR FEaa hk5Esc just fin
S1s on sayade
nfrs iA5s M DWELLING on St. Andrew near
's Elegant ss' FRAME RESIDENCE on
jackson a near Coliseum Lot 81 feet jackson by rs with
n, Il; Fine NEw Two-sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
t. Beautiful i GofTAGE RESIDENCE on Jackson near
aiE.z's f F niesf? in
Bonlisny Nayades The dwellings, the most perfectly
ep corTf f ON s.ysde s.noson
r. l ne y ~ Is I'M SaS,ass
Grenyile Station Lot 2 by 500 in depth, with highly
First District.
20 o. oNEsToRY COTTAGE on Camp Delord Lot 30
n. TI!REEsToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Carondelet,
y TW9,sToRY FRAME HOUSE on Magazine, near Erato
:, 3 Fine Two,sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Robin, near
u. TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSE on Nayades, near Cal
~ Fine THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St.
Is Elegant TWo.sToRY y BRICK RESIDENCE on Tbabo
=; FfSK COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp, near rhalIa.
:. THREEsToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine,
20. TWo:SToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Euerpe near
- TWosToRY bfksIcK RESIDENCE on Annuuciation,
ta T@osT1RY y DorBLE FRAME RESIDENCE on
e. Ss5l bot iii FFsME DWELLING on Mel
81 EieTa" c6fTAGE kE Z on Constance, near
@ sG@gt Q" Camp near
s.. Elegant TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Coliseum
IS. iTwosToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp, near
s.: Fine TWosTokY FRAME RESIDENCE on Apollo
rs Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Poymnia street near
Nayades. '"
Second District.
49, Fine BRICK RESIDENCE on Bourbon street near
40 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Esplanaie, near Tont
TF sGnn goTa gnd o Ran,
Lot 60 feet Bayou Road on Espanale
with u depth of 325 feet.
Third District.
A. LARGE DOUBLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING;
on Espanade, Where Lot 81 front by
depth Of 81 feet and front on kercec Espanade
great other properties and improved consist
Ing Of Dwellings Warehouses; Stores and lots situated
III inc parishes oil orleans and jefferson: n24 If
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Eg- Texas and New Orlea ms Railroad Conn
pAEy.The following ssionersMessrs l. G. Seyrnour
H. w kayne b. N Horreil John Holiness Moses Greenwood
and g. w Shaw-appoted by the Sabine
Rarond COMPANY 70 open books end receive subscriptions
the Capital Stock Of the Louisiana Division Copanies
works will the Office Of the Company No CONNER
cal place in this city on MONDAY the 18th Of December prox
no a. 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of organizing open.
ing said books for subscription The Capital stock Of sad Com
1859. < II EEETRy e 40
MY tao President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

T,oR SALE OR TO LEr-AT ROSsvIILE, STATEN
Island three minutes walk from the landing, story
saos and nm acre Of land with carriage house. &c. pleasant
Nv located and commanding nne View considerable fruit
Hent SzU SAMUEL EDDY, bl Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

I,oR SALEM JERSEY CITY, AT LOW PRICES. FIRST
new handsome small brick houses, OF various Sizes
containing the modern improvements complete and In
good locations Terms favorable Apply TO JOHN @. Nc
LAUaHLIN office corner Of Grove and York Streets srsey
Civ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

NOR sALE-TwO THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BASE
ment and counter cellar houses and lots with all The
Second Third Inquire of GEO. WHITEFIEID
Fifty second street. third house Of Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

c1OO OOO- Il HAVE ABOUT THIS AMOUNT
UlUU.UUU. of houses and stores to SELL very cheap
money, and will sell for quite small amount in cash
house, leave balance mortgage TO good bonds
Amongst which are first class brown stone houses on
Thirty fourth street. between Second and Third
nues Forty fourth street. &C. &C. varying in prices from
seventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
HENRY L. BULKLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

&7 6OO FOR SALE, okE NEW ELEGANTLY
.CUU. finished brown stone high soop house. situated
the north side Of Forty ninth street between Lexington and
Third This house has three s0ries basement and
cellar 10 deep 100 feet The built of the
best material and in the neates manner is finished in FIRST
house well worthy of notice 10 those h want purchase
Apply to T. MoMANUS 1853 East Forty seventh street.
nre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

NOR sALE-AN OLD STAND COUNTRY STORE
with dwelling house and stables; OF land at
iached doing good business situated along the Della
ana Raritan Canal IA unsurpassed the line for the
boatmen and their all in good order
Address +. s. c.. A Albany street, New Brunswick ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

o LET-A HOUSE. FURNISHED OK M. q snid "
snatea IN New brighton terrace, win apout acre OF
ground eight minutes walk from Nsw bgn,pn ST Ionp
finsvile fcrries Ii commands view Oh the Narrows,
Long Isand New York New jersey Also, NJ fordhem,
neat cottage with about three acres o, gfpuna plenty on T
ue ina uirs the premses or az Herons Ex
d,ce foot Of whitehall street at the Office Of JOHN
tcK RON No. ri Nassau street. rooms IL and 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

Non sXIR or 70 LET-ABOvE THE HIGHLANDS A
pleasantly situated house and lot on FAhk Creek at Nat
tewsn about one mile from hudson depot and s
den and u trees; ~: convenient and peAssn. re:dsnce
DEWITT, Fshki Landing. or.to q. FRORMAN, Jr, " Cor
landt street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

ENARM FOR sAIE;-THE VERY DESIRABLE FARM
Of s3h choice land, with the buildings thereon
Dc main building 3xSs extension 2xS with barn and other
budngs superior well OF water and csternnow occupied
by David Purdy line of Astoria and Newown being
sne mile q Eighty sI street ferry and about 80 yards
fup foot under construction from
Flushing Point connecting with Tenth and Thirty
uh ferries. This property elevated and well wor
attention Of persons seeking hne location steam.
and rail constantly near the
Wn sold the LIST day of April 1t noon by A. d. Null
LGR, st the Merchants Exchange N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

TOR SALOON STATEN BLAND, 100 ACRES OF
land no budngs about 40 under cultivation 20 of wood
hnd cedar and hickory groves beautiful place ior sum
land also fishing privilege located four miles from Van
near the contemplated railroad Apply TO s. II. BARNES
40 Beecker street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

~---~------~~~---------
JINION COURSE l.. I-TROTTING.-THE PURSE
u and stakes announced 70 of on this vii
close April l. at p NJ at the Dexter House. ass Broom
stu eet For particulars the Spirit of the Times
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

nOR sALE-Ar STANFORD CONN, THE TWO STORY
III attic brick house. built In the most substantial man.
n with all the modern improvements with At
cod and with about six acres OF land taste
fully ad out about three quarters Of mile from the RAILROAD
EEALEY, 81 Liberty street. or 70 PHELPS PALMER, "a
pfna vireet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

r OST-ON MONDAY, THE 2sTH INSTANT, BETWEEN
IL Fifteenth and third streets silver card
graved With owners initials and conaining cards The finder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

no LET-THE DWELLING PART OF THE FOUR
ory brown stone front house No 6Sl 9th containing all
improvementss and % rooms Rent $780, Apply 10 r. II
sra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

INoR sAIE-RIvER VIEW AT NYACK. q ACRES
house. barn vineyard &C. oo s6 acres IS eoo ~ DO
$1,000 IS do S house and lot 90 Watts street. 400
other places w. II. MELICK, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

EoR sALE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE no. q
Irving places also the three story brick house IA wes
Thirty street; also the story English basement
house. 100 East Twenty second street between Lexington and
Third avenues Apply TO JOHN w. PIRSSON No. Wall
street. IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

IGOR SALE OR TO LHf-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY
IL residenoo, in 0raniteve Ia 1miles from Port Rich
mond, Staten 1sAnd containing az rss two story
bearing for gentleman Of ease onedong business In the
city. For particulars apply 70 Capt ABRAHAM p. HOUs-
NAN next 70 said premIsoc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

NOR SALEM EAST TY-SECOND STREET, BE
tween Second and Third avenues three story and high
s'oep basement house with all the modern improvements
on bond mortgage for of dered; rented Al
5000 per Apply at liz East Twenty fifth street, from II
nh q o clcck and b tin O'Clock, evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
CORPORATION NOTICES.


NoTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES OF
a. ase Bosrd e Coanelnen will meet on wednesday the
propne u removing hackney coaches from the Park aud
seng stands further up town also N encnbrances on
walks IN Broadway Faries interested In the above are
quested 10 attend r. @. GILMORE, J Committee
a
w. II. vALENTINE,N Ordinance,
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AMUsEHIMNTs.

IN NIXON cos GREAT TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY,, kARCH 81
TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY.
Afternoon at for the Juveniles.
Nile T0UksIAIks and her horse KEEL.
Nile J0skPHISE IN Der classic poses
LaA After noon Performance but one OF IIPPOO bAiB
Lat Afternoon Performance bet one OF
Vas AMBUAGH's MEN AoERIk OF TRAINED AEIhAIs.
On which '''i TsS ssFS 81 p THE AUDIENCE
Wednesday X f.sn adfk = NV ATTRACTIONS.
NINE. ToURNIAIRE. KEEL,
Mile JOskPHIrE. DUCROw
THEoooaE snd FERDINAND, BRisSNE and PAPER.
vANAMBURGHs MEN AaERIE " TR AIMED ANIMALS.
Doors open at and 61s; commence at and tx.
Ss4t sp1ss on sbzY
Noperformance Saturday afternoon or evening"
WALLACKs THEATRE.
NIGHTS Of
THe VETERAN
sUPERB lS GYPS sPIEHD sH y s0EHRRY u
BRILLIANT TABLEAUx and CHARMING MUSIC
sested by the fact that the extreme
nce OF and unpleasant weather since It's pro
OvkK 0NE HUsDRkD THOUSAND PEOPLE,
who have ,pressed by the most enthusiastic applause their
PowhkFUL INTEREST and sPARKLINa COMEDY
Of which 1t 70 compose >. = will Be repeated
being the Sixteenth weak Of his pressnt engagement
LION THE vIZIER
AIRS McsHAKE, eULNARE.
ORIGINAL AND FAvJaIr r REpREs EMIT Ar1vEs.
Mr. Bsngs Mr. Chippendale Mr.. Leyae Mr. Lassolles Mr.
+. Hodges M Youns Mr. Tree, Mr. Bernard Mr. Jetries
Performances terminate before II O'Clock
The doors will at 7: performance to commence ut 7H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

A g. RICHARDS AUCTIONEER.-sW CASES BOOTS,
IA. shoes progaps -slCHA KOS WHIrtNu will sell
on Wednesiay March o. iO O'Clock, ut Al Cortland,
street OF spring goods City aud
Try dealers invited 10 attend Catalogues on morning Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

"A eer--BkOWNE NICaOLS will sell at their sales
roomsS Nassau st this day Wednesday starch % at O'clock
two ssaed city built wagon top buggy city built
covered w second hand wagon pole and
shaft with harness Ao double and single harness. halters
Whips bopkes &C. In front Of oicea large white horse
16 hands big years DID, sound aud knd will tro In
mnues large bay horse Is hanes old sound and
KIND will rot In ga both would make Bpendd coupe horses
bay horse 1874 hands old full brooded Morgan will
trot last SOUND and kind Also scrre marc old Is
hands and Kind good traveller and stylish
driver broke to dou ole and single harness suitable for
saddle horse Also coloed horse Is hands high,
years old this spring long black tall sound kind
In all harness. h stands without tying be driven
by lady all TRICKS, valuable for doctor family
horse. Sale posrtise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

rCTION NOTICE-DRY GOODS MILLINERY ARTI-
n Giles dresses s&c.-CH AMBEhs* FAiKCHiLn saosion-
GERS will sell on at Y. ~ Az seventh avenue
sn OF goods the ne sss the household
uiture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

BROADWAY THEATRE
- Proprietor and ma Manage & e.; f. EDDY
oe.aS5a ssns. ssy o o osa
o.
rhiRD WEEK OF THE ''A''
,akEsr sHHKspERIAN REVIVAL.
rr..-..u AkIOH7 AND CLEOPATRA,
coacU ssSSS ne most complete and
Z EvEs PRESENTED IN THIS CITE
= NC ESs TEN S ME- Lorasn.
JB. HOME w. Ducv Ma saa F6s fS.SS0"'
4 GRAND BALLET,
play produced under the Immediate direction II Mr. T.
Eddy. ms -
Of .S sss il frame
and Egyptians scene KomsAn apartment IN ths Sosss
Of o''i Scene aE SssTor ssR Hssis Of 0''''
'fAn0 fa' Oy ACT IL 'Duc' Barre
Scene l. Roman Palace and arches Scene l. Ale1andra
Roo" tn the ss s!sisD ssses PA e s'9 Feast
OF rs s
with viii =. view Of The Py1%ds snc,sn cop ancient ss
and wen worthy the asenioa q ali ovsra Of sncen hs.
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Gent Egypt
ACT Nv.
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ira. tc<ne C9sax's caDp-Daylgh Scene
GRAND BATTLE-TABI.EAU.
scene plata Roman landscape Scene Square Ale.
aadra- Roman and Egyptian legons-Crowning Of AntsuV
81 Lie1 patra
ACT "
feeDe l. C@saTs camp by moonlight. Boere Paiaoo \
A'exspdTs BceDe Interior Of Cleopstras monurneni,
scene teyptisn palace.
DIATH OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
Botrance Of Cesar and bis forces-Lament and Absaa
10 conclude with
SLASHER AND CRASHER