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GROCERIES. GROCERIES.
COOPER NEIBERT,
Wholesale Groeers,
Nos. q and 70 Common street.
Have hand and offer for sale complete stock of Fresh
Goods just received consisting tile following articles viz
LOU oRs-so pkgs. y, 4 and y pipes BRANDY.
% barrels Old Bourbon WHISKY.
40 ). Old Rye :.
80 Monongahea -.
Choice and Old
COFFEE5G0 bags Java Mocha Ceylon Laguayra aud Rio
WINEs-Landry's Grape Leaf Champagne Wines, Madeira
Port and Sherry, Claret and White Wines
CORDIALS,
Fruits in own Juice,
schedam sehnapps,
Walnut and Tomato Ketchups.
BITTERs-Gouly's, Boxers and Hostetter's BITTERs
TOBACCO3G boxes Manufactured Tobacco various brands
and qualities
The Queen of the South
Corner Stone
Golden Bars,
Washington,
The Daughter of the Regiment
Also solaee and Yellow Bank
Chewing Tobacco
TEAsa0 chests halves and quarters Imperial Ooong,
powder Young Hyson, soucbong, Pouchong, etc.
100 boxes LEMON SYRUP,
800 drums fresh Smyrna FIGS,
20 gross Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powders
CIGARSAn assorted lot consisting of best Havana brands
besides Cuba Skies Cheroots, and 100 coo German
CHEESE50 packages English Dairy and Pineapple just
received.
JAM-Blackberry and Raspberry
Caracas CHOCOLATE.
Table and Dairy SALT.
CASSIA-In mats and boxes.
GROUND PEPPER and PIMENTO-in boxes.
PIPES and PIPE HEADS
100 packages STARCH,
100 bags BLACK PEPPER
ALSPICE and GINGER.
IS tierccs s. Davis, Jr. Co.'s Diamond HANS.
80 W. II. Davis PICKLES
CANDIES
PRESERVES, assorted.
500 boxes SOAP.
l0o boxes CANDLES.
sUGAR-Crushed, Powdered and Loaf
LoBsTERs,
SALMON,
CLANS and
OYSTERS,
In one and two pound cans.
MACKEREI,
GOLDFISH.
HEARINGS,
TONGUES and
SOUNDS
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBERT
die Ct q and 20 Common street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

DOR HIGH BRIDGE AND FORDUAM.-LAST MONTH
j. Of sseamboatng on Harlem river hisyear The steamer
EMILY leaves Third Avenue Harlem, for High Bridge,
1856 10 20 and 80 A. NJ, and 215 and 5P. NJ Return.
ing leaves High Bridge at 7 1885, $50 and l12D A. NJ and
lZo 80 and 400 i. M connecting each way with
sylvan Grove and Sylvan Shore and from Peck slip and
also with Third avenue 70 and from City Hall.
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STEAMBOATS,.

U,oR BRIDGEPORT FARE 30 CENTS -TUN STEA Me-
II BRIDGEPORT leaves Peek slip, East river every Nor
day. "wednesday and Friday at u O'Clock noon arriving
time to connect with Naugauck Houstonic New Have
Railroad
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tC true information Of yonr affairs through e then
fail to consult Mrs H. ROEDER the only and gifted
lady OF information the knowledge Of which will you
years Of and Her fees reduced ladies rs
gentlemen 80 Her Office Ia No 43 Christopher
street. Waverley place Mrs r. has sitting rooms for
aides separate from geutlemen's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

f'HE sHADEs-23 CENTRE STREET ONE DOOR
IRON Grand street Chops, steaks rarebiLs ut all ,ours
day or week. Terms moderate 7"7' ~ '"'
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TTNE FILE FRANCHISE, PROTESTANT, vENAN
~ de Paris, sachant tres ben coure, Golfer ellie pare
angue correctementet fournir de bonnie
desire placer dams bonnie fame pour prendre son
jeunes demoselles Sadresser pendant deix ours au L
Duane ST., chambre No. IL chez Madame Camut.
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WANTED-A GOOD WAITER; ONE THAT UNDER
w stands his business, Apply the corner of Broadway
and Spring ST., ST. Nicholas Restaurant.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A. T. STEWART co. WANT EXPERIENCED SALE
IA. men for their upholstery and curtain material depal
Broadway Chambers and Keade streets.
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NHICKERING Il SONS,
" MANUFACTURERS or
Warerooms No 694 Broadway.
c. Sons have been awarded thirty five prize medals
the superiority Of their manufacture for The past thirty
years.
Also, for sale,
MASON HAMLIN'S
SUPERIOR MEIODEONS AND HARMONIOUS
For parlors churches, vestries and lodges,
PIANOS TO RENT N
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i HALEY SPRINGS. NINE MILES North

- HALEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North ss1o
III of Florence Lauderdale county, Alabama. ~
BY known throughout Tennessee Alabama Msssspp and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties and curative qualities
spinal affections torpid liver chronic eyes ali CLASSES and
stages Of venerea and cutaneous Diseases now and q al
seasons ,u Of The yea for the reception Of visitors
since that time the popeors have beeA diligently engaged
building new and for the
Of their guests They have completed large Hotel
containing parlor, ROOM dining ROOM sleeping rooms etc.,
The location being the hills Of the Tennessee river and
fnl. ' pN,' - 4s-''-
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with best and most wholesome food that
me can Afford with polite and attentive steward and
The Bar and Confectionery, Bowling and Billiard Saloons
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure win nd
an abundant field fer at Bailey Springs good
Band Of MUSIC viii be In attendance enyen time
open the streams abound with sh rowing
ne Muscle Shoals the Tennessee river within four mes
evening drive to view the ine romantic scenery.
One of the best physicians that the South affords who haa
nad many successful practice in connection with the
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have bean
cbssa me hop ior Invalid vi and placed under
benefit Of the will comfortable quarters and receive
prompt and proper attention.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphs
Florence Aa in ten hours thence by fourhoe
leaving Memphis on the evening train win break
fast the Springs next morning. and those leaving
morning train wi" take E h sf Co.
Refer ts-Aesars. scrIggs Dosessn Co.. New Orleans
H Bradley Wilsen "a 1 Co.,
s. Q: Nelson { Co., :.
PHI Phillips Z = Nixon Co.. So
mil Am Samuel Bell. ESQ.,. :.
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SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL ". Oakley, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,

AT PRIVATE sALE..........AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY j. B. WALTON,
AUc1rosE.n-offee, 10 Bank Place.
AT PRIVATE SALE will be sold the fol-
Dwelling Houses.
and very desirable Brick
ssns houses on street, corner OF 1'Fph0F'
Ct
desirable md Attic Frame Dwelling House and
onsstS.y Brick between posts, Dwelling House, aa
elegant eonodieus TxosoIy Gothic Frame DWELL
G street.
snd k.mpsr pS HSn y
House and Lot south corner Of Magazine and St. Joseph
Stores and Warehouses.
Ihs. desirable and centrally located Brick Store
The Story Brick Store running through from Fulton
to New Levee street. and next to the Of Lafayette
new and eommodi,us Brick FreProof Warehouses on
bs sed a spd Ne
T y Sonss as and
Squares and Lots IL the, the First and Fourth
TWENTY SQUARES. divided into ga Lots of Ground be-
New Canal in the immediate vicinity Of the Marine
LOIS Of GROUND the
sSFS s. sys:
by xp
meme Martin Willow Felicity and Clara Streets
THIR1 ZEN SQUARES and parts of squares divided into
1853 Lots of Ground comprised within the of Ca
borne Ersto Mepomene and Rochebave adjoining
Depot Grounds of the n o., jackson and Northern
Railroad Company.
THREE VACANT LOTS, on Caiope street. between Pry-
by l6 feet inches and lines in depth.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
North Market ST. JOSEF Fulton and Front Streets running
through from Front to Fulton street.
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Fourth Dis.
riot in bounded by Levee Josephine
Adss ssI5 fS0p9 T SH Aaele st,sft ,,
thereon situated the Fourth strict the of Chip
and Pleas streets The mprovem comprise a sub
stanal One Story and Attic Brick Dwelling House. covered
with slate.
ONE LOT in the square, adjoining. the rear the
lot above described and fronting Pleasant street
THREE LOTS OF GROUSD in the Fourth District 'front.'
ing Jackson street. between Ellen and streets
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District, in the
bounded by Water Levee First and Sorspau Streets
fronting on Water and Ievee streets.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First District. fronting
Florida Landing. between Roman and preur streets.
ON LOT OF GROUND In the Fourth District, fronting on
Felicity street. between Magazine and Constance
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in The Fourth District on the
corner of NJ gazine and Seventh cts.
G8 For prices and terms, which LIBERAL apply
fee Of the Auconee where plans Of the properties
be ,sIT
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~ COYNER's WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR !.
fHE:::ji and CEALYBEATE SPRINGS. u

This Watering place viii be for the reception yitors
on the LIST Of June 1t situated the line full view
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad half mile from
Bonack's Depot Rosnoke Va which Depot An Omni-
visitors to the Sorings - -
These White and Black Sulphur have Effected
Gus curethe White Snlphur aggravated dyspepsia
serious Of the liver kneys aud bladder
by and especially dseaes Of the those
diseases peculiar to emaehe Black Sulphur all kinds Of
tions of the skin. 80 's-
The accommodations equal any to be found in the
mountains Of Virginia and the table
satisfactory character together with Aue band Of music
placesas to all of which beg large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
jeS Pm T. a. HEFEIFIN(iER Pronretor
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY i B. HILTON.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 Bank Place.
A T PRIVATE SALE Will be sold the fol-
n lowing valuable slaves
LIZZIE mulatress aged 10 ytarsremRrkaby good looking
and sprghty an excellent nurse and good house
CAROLINE, or MINNIE; aged % yeArs-an excellent
washer and itoner and has two chdren-one boy aged
wears, and one, girl aged months.
These slaves will be fully guaranteed against all the
and maadies and are sold for no fault.
For particulars apply at the auconeer's Office. jel6
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
lBY j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A II PRIVATE SALE, Will he sold i've vnI-
"A liable Lots Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak a2ine,
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos a. & &C. q and 49, square (old
No.) lO9 new No) l2s.
Lots "a rs 26 and form the of Live Oak Sixth
Streets and each 81 inches on
Sixth street, by depth Of 40 feet inches
Lot No. 2S adons the above described lots In the
30 feet 'front.' by depth of 2 feet inches between
parallel lines
The five lots together measuring $50 feet inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet 6 inches OF Sixth street.
This property elgby situated for residences being within
one square Of Magazine street and one Of Washington
residences in the Fourth District The lots have
planted with choice imported shade aud trees
prepared to be built upon at
kS~TERMS-O third cash, and the balance
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public,
the expense of the purchaser. m3f
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chemists e Be- Il ss ss.oSs. so -
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the s. .,s s..a sd
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him hin I'm liberal share e l.sdd Ssnd -
sspsr.ss and s.e nsss es.s ~ u ssy
IS !.
g. sss ss1s. n, /: ..S
%.ss to hs public ss h.,s
variety of and valuable chemical medicinal cubiu
Springs are Of the most valuable kids Of water, found
f. the COUNT viz. The eslss,s,sd vh he s
ssss' NE sh'
sea
however bs carried regularly trss ts:
Tern Of board will be moderate
Carriages are in waiting At the landing the arrival Of
Rxsn.Y;s .s.si 3 ia .ppsns
.so ~ Nee s. s'' and Streets
CHARLES CULLUM
my9 D1M5m Proprietof.
- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E W. GRRR
CO., Pfoprietor-This now bsiuQ thorouehIv
renovated and newly furnished, and win s. opsnsd
their stay pleasant. :
place for yachting or f.hing, bathing. =
FOR the amusement OF visitors there Tenpn Alley
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables attached 10 tbe
which will be supplied with the choicest auors
and cigars. Buggies saddle be hired
Hotel. - - -1'-3,-s--@@
band Of music will be kept during the entire
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curave posr
are in excellent condition. run regularly ~.
eal times day and from the SPRINGS For
mopy respecting the medicinal Of Sprngs refer
enGe may be made 70 Dr. Austin DR. Thorpe New
TO Rev. DIR. MIntyeire, Nash Vile, Tenn
Ocean springs having been visited BY epideulc In d.
cdedly the healthest well a. the beautiful
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINEON Isent
ocean springs, LIST May, 1859. myl
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SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE O'BRIAN, DECEASED
wife Of Terence Rooney.


SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE oBRIAN DECEASED
wife Of Terence Rooney.
BY TOURNE 6. THOMAS.
arcade sI By y virtue pursuance
New Orleans dated May l5 1850 for of said
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis.
t.ict Of this city the bounded ST. Mgdelene Com
ih y fee, inches front ou Common street By depth
aSs o s viii
% aud i
Shs$s 1sS
ced. q e. Il and IS mo tbs with interest
from date at the rate Of per cent annum until maturity
w;sb ey pursha,e own oTdsr
the property The buildings insured
and Of psy S Sag for e
of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE CATHERINE O'BRIAN. FEMME DE
PAR To i5l5aSS s0 g. zHiHoMAs
aas les @
Pas ts
les batisse qui y conssant mason bos
fs
pose en- s r tiers compliant
balanc. IL ct IS me de credit inere de ponr
ii q hypqhsaue Ia
hatisses devont
rantir lie Placement d. bilets.
Acte de pardevant R. j. Kerr, notare public,
frais de lacquereur je2O jy2 l6 q
A FIRST-RATE COOK, WASHER AND IRONER AT
Private Sale.
by BENJAlIIN KENDIG,
Auconeer-Ohice, No q Banks Arcade.
A II PRIVATE SALE -THE NEGRO WOMAN
IA BETSY aged IS rst-rate and pastry cook,
washer and oner Sold in of departure je Ct
NOTICE. soTroE'
The undersigned has disposed all his right title and inter
est in the business known as "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
vERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY',o the firm Of
A. B.STRAWBRlDGE Co., who will continue it as hereto
fore. J. W. DORR.
New Orleans December H. 1858.
SOUT H ERN ADVER SING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded to the sole control Of the bust
DORIS Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
1t will be continued by the uhdergnedby and with tho
currence of our publishing principals
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE co.
ka-OHice, iak Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1858. d22 II
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HB-Second District Public SchOOls-Notice
is hereby given that the annual Examinations Exhibition
of these Schools will take place during the month of July
days and such places the President of the Board may
hereafter designate. A. V. ROMAN,
lee Secretary tenn
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~ L. o. O.F.-Howard Lodge no. IL meet
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. 5, ODD
GEO. H. sHoTWELL, v. G.; H. A. BENDIxEN. Record.
ing Secretary; B. DAsILVA Per Secretary J. c. NORTON
TrnnHnrar. iala
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BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. oAKEY. DECEASED
BY j. B. W6LION,

Aucusneer-Odce 10 Bank Place.
Jnns r. nssa e n .s
sooa an order Judge
a"y
y for account Of the succession Of Samuel W. Oakley
oT Of SsoGSb with the thereon
s En- IN III by and G
ak Coliseum street designated BY No in
X 81 ds
bet parallel lines the whole sstesaby e plan drawn
s ie'sS s ns e
TIL. lot i third FROM pryana street, and In the Immediate
this ground IS shares. reduced 80 shares.
lot At tie rate q premium on the day Of sale Which,
VIII be the sale the
to he Of
ot 'sn due 9 the M e M on S zee payable
the prie e Of s.s se1s Notary p0b
pense Of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. OAKLEY, DECIDE
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
RsaGs 81 s
e mai 1885, bsn de cur No ' snssnse
pour coste de la succession de Samuel W. Cakey DECIDE
gNTEREAIN lie. qui 81 trou.ent dams
ct Ia Coliseum Coliseum dssgns
pouces de face la Eaierpe, pieds pouces ct
ns' Dc a psa a ssIs % a. ssf
etSspose rsads Louis T. Gars. noias public.
sa, terrain astion. .sdqise. g setIen. de
yendaes terrain tsux Jour Ia
. HI a sa. Pave IN billet. do
conditions du Dst Ia balance du dadjadiossn
Acse p.rdev.nt H. B. censs potArs public aux
frais do Pscquerenr. my25 je4 II IL Is
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OFFICE PoNTCHARTRAIE R. r. Co. 4
New Orleans, June q 1859. :
h9-A dividend Of four per cent. on the CAPT.
tai stock OF this Company has declared
Directors payable tho khoders 10th
inst, ct the Office of the Company
je2 p IT, GOODWIN
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NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1859,
:, sag-1'o the Stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad CompRny-I leave this evening Memphis
but TO accommodate the Stockholders have authorized Mr.
"a Common street between the hours of 10 NJ
and r. NJ to deliver official receipts all who wish
to make the Loan until otherwise ordered
the Company. C. S. TODD,
my9 u Vice. President S. z. r. r. Co.
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Regular conversations every evening O'Clock
at tho Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall, St. Charles street
Iit, r K; George p Evans, FL s. Frank Bart
A.. O.. W. g. Wilson, g.. M Sd VIZ. j. Christian G.
~ I'd W. Anton ofergeld g.. NJ. LIST v; T. D. Van Horn
Treasurer Chas W. Clark Secretary Hertz Guard
By order Of the M: n H.. p.
dis " CHAS w CLARK
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, }
No. % St Charles street,
New Orleans. June 6, 1859
D-Notlce is hereby given that the Board of
Directors Of this Company declaed their
ing the 4h June ins dividend Of Thirteen Dollars per
share in favor the stockholders and dividend of per
cent return premium the insured payable cash
and after the 9lh inst.
je7 t2l F. DEBUYS, Sec'y.
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OF LOUISIANA.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCJSES

MONDAY. July ls-Examinaton in Mathematics of the
Senior Glass; from IL to p. NJ.
TUESDAY, July DISCRIMINATION in Classics Greek and
Latin, same hour
in Ancient History same hour.
THURSDAY, July 2l-CompetitoH for the Burke Prize in
Elocuti m, same honr.
FRIDAY EVENING, July %, at ~ o'clock-Distrbuou
of Diplomas Certificates Prizes and honorable mention by the
Board of Administrators.
Parents all in the Of education are
daily invited to attend.
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Dean of the Collegiate Faculty.
M B..casses in English branches, Mathematics. French
Arithmetic Book keep and PENN ,ushp will continue
interruption during the months of July, August Sep
temher from A. NJ NJ For full particulars apply
the General Office Baronne and Com
streets, to
jeO ty22 PROF, LOUIS DUFAU,
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY,
New Orleans April IL. 1889. !
GJ-The business of this Institution Will be
henceort transacted the Banking Hou:e of
Camp and Gravier streets.
all A. H. KERNION, Cashier.
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a,Dudley Lodge No. g6, F.. ana A.. M
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING, at o'clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall, of St. Charles and
Perdido Streets Members Of the Craft atenay
to attend.
OFrICERs-Wm H. Stewart, W. NJ. W. r. Purviance S W
W. ~. Coupland j. W.; VIM. Cooper treasurer S. Gull.
let Secretary Edwin Marks, S. d. j. H, Gennson J. D..
Jos Cbjet, TYLER. ak "
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Auction Room, II Chsrtroa street.
MONDAY, 2Oth inst, At 10 o'clock A. M.
Of whom It may concern, will DO sold
Nos s. 293 dozens Loose Butts damaged board ship
Fanny Forester from New York.
HN-TERMS-Cssh, fe2o
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, 4
New Orleans April 49, 1859.
RJ-Special Orders-The Washington Artil-
ley hereby ordered attend puncuay Regular
Of the Company, every THU RsDAY EVENING half
past O'Clock. BY order Of
JB. WALTON, Captain.
Ill. M. a0Q
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sA-zn HARPS -RENIOVAL-J-F F. BROWNE,
VIM manufactures begs to inform his friends and the profess
$et1sion that he has removed his HARP WARER0OMS TO
No. 700 Broadway, MAR the New York Hotel
Ka-Strings, Music and every requisite for the Harp.
New York. jel5 I'm
nEACH AsD APPLE BRANDY-5O BARRELS
L old and fine quality in store and for sale by
ielS3 st s. JONES r CO., 81 aravier street.
DURE OLD RYE WHISKY-5O BARRELS IN
L store and for sale by
eiS St s. JONES d CO., 81 Graver street.
DASS, BURTON ALE-lO0 CASKS quarts and pints
ID in store and for sale by
jelS 81 s. JONES Co, VI drayier street.
ONDON BROWN sTOUT-5o CASKS quarts and
IL pints and for sale by
jels St S. JONES & CO., 81 Gravier street.
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SUCCESSION DE LOGAN NcKNIGHT-BEAUX MEU-
bles lef can reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Encenteur.
Bureau. II Commercial Place.
VENDREDI, 30 juin, 1859. II sera vendu a
Quatrieme dun odre dc Honorable Morgan
juge dc la Seconde cour de District rendu dams ae de
SUI dfte Succession
UN BEL Asso RTIMENT DE MEUBLEs, sonsi'tant en-
vabeaux Cabsrs Tables Chaises Rotin
teu TeeaTees, Sofas, Tables Ma. bre, Secretaries
Porte manteaux Mateas Tapis Poreelane Potterie
RE de Cuisine. etc, etc.
eCOEDITIOES-ComptAut len
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T j. BUTLER'S FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids are sold by
D. FELT STETSON,
P. DUREL 4 CO.,
Err. STEvENs.& CO.,
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
]. G. MORGAN 4 CO.,
T. L. MAXWELL,
PETER HALVES,
PRIESTLY BEN,
E. WHEELOCK CO.,
G. N. MORRISON CO.,
o. o. WoODMAN.
my5 Am And Dealers generally.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH, CITY OF
New OreRnt-Valuabe lots situated in the First District,
FOR notes without endorses sale for account and risk Of
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRD DISTRICT,
New OreaRs June 6, 1859. :
H1rNOtice Is hereby given that the exnmi.
naon Of the Public Schools Of the Third District will begin
on the 18Th inst and will continue till the batter part OF the
present month, in the following order, i'd eft:
On the 18Th at Mneburg School.
l4th Hancock :.
18th LeBreton :.
D.. 18th Eighth W'd :.
18th Seventh :. :.
..lsl 9h Washington :.
:. 10Th Fillmore =.
2lst and sequel Girls and Boys High
Schools and the LIST July grand exhibition Fillmore
School, which occasion the pupils will select
pieces of oratory. l. LOMBARD,
JET to Superintendent of said Schools
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-20

ITO ARRI We PER SHIP URUGUAY, EXPECTED
i from Marseilles-
435 buskets Sweet Cil-J. Plagnioi-22
400 boxes CASTLE Soap.
For sale by G. CAVAROC CO.,
jel5 I'm IA Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-20

SUCCESSION OF LOG AN MCKNIGHT FINE HOUSE
Hold Furniture at Auction without Reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctopeer.
Office ii Commercial Place.
FRIDAY, june 20. at 10 lea O'Clock A. M.
at the corner Of Coliseum and Fourth
order Of the Hon p H. Morgan Judge q the Second Dis
trict Court rendered In the above
will be sold at auction
fine assortment Of Household Furniture consisting in part
OF Mahogany Bedsesds Armoirs Bureaus Side
board Tables Parlor Rocking Cane Seat Chairs Essy
Chairs: Whstno Soff, Marble-Top Tables Secretary Hat
rack Mattresses Carpets China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Kitchen Furniture
As-TEkMs cash. jeO