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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

A NNOUNCEMeNT TO THe LADIES III
"A RICE GOLDENBEH0. $40 Canal street. near Broad
inform u r thew have lust
peted their spring mportasons, exclusively for eir retail
tr.d de, which comprise some Of
TIE RICHEST, Oao CEsr AND NEWEST ARTICLES
REAL FRENCH RELIEF WORKED COLLARS AND
COLLARS AND CUFFS % match somsthlng
entirely and exquisite
FRENCH EMBROIDERED SkTS. HANDKERCHIEF,
BANDs, 40 In great variety
FRENCH EMBROIDERED INFANTS WAISTS AND
ROBES
Also q ms gnifcent assortment OF
BLACK THINNING AND FLOUNCING LACE5, In all
widths and qualities
REAL BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS, Wells, Golf
FUREs BARBEs AND LACEs.
0IMPURE ED1INGS AND LACES In choice paterns
Together with a we'll selected stock of
LADIES, DRESS AND MANrlI.LA TRIMMINGS.
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS.
Having made EXTENSIVE gemepts with Europeau manu-
through Mr. RICE who soourns In Europe we
enabled nice goods moderate prices aud
therefore ladies' call and examine stock before
they buy else where
FS-Our well known kid gloves at &C. and 75c per pair
worth Ia and 81 on hand usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

fyACHkMtHES AND LACE.
~ House 10 tar,s, Ho1se In 3rusyein.
80 Rchelisu. "a Royale
Compagne dss Indes Nauufartores of lace at Alencon
Brussels and ChsnuIN Houss achnyr. AL the patterns
OF lace belonging tn M house Of value from he
nsc desgns They possess also whole species OF India
cachemire Wis unknown IN the trade in general and the
superiority OF which iDcon.esi5e Every article sold ~
manufacturers prices Pr,es feed and marked in known
figures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

AT DIX PERCzvAL,s, on BROADwAy-ALL KINDS
o. French embrodsry 70 order initials for
table linea and bed clothes solopny silk eUbrode &c
transferlna done up like Lsdies and chidreni
under garments always on hand and made 70 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

DAGLANs, SACKS AND MANTIILAS.
SH CANAL STREET.
LADIES BLACK CLOTH RAGLANa
LADIES' BROWN CLOTH RAGLANs
LADIES' DRAB CLOTH RAGLAns
LADIES' GREY CLOTH RAGiANa
LADIES BLACK CLOTH SACKS.
LADIES BROWN CLOTH sKCKa
LADIE, pRAB CLOTH SACKS.
LADIES' GREY CLOTH Backs
SILK HAGLAH5.
SILK SACKa.
SILK AND CLOTH CHESTERFIELD sAUEA
AND LACE
MANTIrL AS.
FRENCH LACE sH Avis
AND MANrILLsG.
ABBOTT. POLLOCK 4 COCHRAN
sl7 Cana, street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

SNHARLOTTE G.. SMITH
~ Ladies, want handsome spring cloak, mantle
basque call at LOCI Broadway door above Twenty sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

A GOOD OPPoRTUNITY FOR A FAMILY TO OBTAIN
n board and furnished rooms, with family Occupying
modern house below hsecker of Broadway No
ether bcardsrs taken and objection Children Address
u. j., tox So Post Office, for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

A YOUNG MAN OF RETIRED HABITS WISHES TO
a obtain board with private family from the let OF May;
location Broadway and above Madison square Terms
not TO exceed s.. Address strong Herald Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
~ To be entitled
THE SOUTHERN AURORA.


The undersigned proposes establish in the city of Baton
Rouge, new Democratic Journal entitled the SOUTHERN
Il IS de- gned that this journal shall rigidly adhere to-
support the and doctrines Of the faith ma
Jefferson Madison Macon taylor of Caroline" and successfully
It will uphold and pport the Federal Constitution
basis or instrument national consolidation and central power
States Wherein each for ITSELF freely own viii con.
ss @ nd that
the false and odous which mas s
before he peope in The and brancy Of its sim
Il Vii oppose all compromises by Congress involving the
Consituon assumptions which it has no right exercise,
which virtually usurps the power to remodel the terms
1t viii oppose eTravaget appr9psia!ien, and preigate
Of official patronage for political ends and viii earnestly
tor he end the shall no
hened with public debt the Of the South
exraodnary soahsEn exports Al other
dactioas and wealth. Of tie States Them to
power within this Union that onser submit be rid
those tights and mmunes which constitute their vitality and
strength will longer fs o those
manhood. ,.,, so,,A.,, no,,a,. ~. .a..,.,
ton o o sotsTn territory that slavery and lave
labor may extended that 'e resources and commerce Of
Increased aud enlarged her Ultimate eanaey Blu, i
n So U miserable fasf and aorSe which has
rioaicay made the sport Of political and the
has been manested essrs efforts Inc people
tra America to regenerae that poo Vi he American eo'
nent.n
It will demand strict observance Of all the guarantees of
slavery and lis apperanng rights and the protection of slave
property in the ns other kinds of properly,
Whether within the Territories the Federal ovcrnment in
the Of citizens under its flag on the high
Al pocy Of the State it will urge the vast importance
Ills nos ion ia commercial and the magnificent prospects
Of growi prosperity and greatness It will encourage
liberal system OF State Improvements that its agricultural
facilities be developed to The utmost extent
whilst at the same will contend for economy in Tho State
Government and Topping of Of al useless expenditures and
needless In Short 1t is int dd that this Jour
nal shall promote the highest interests and welfare Of the
| pie of Louis ana in all things. . :, .
in designed to secure for the Aurora eminent able
contributors from of the South and regular
nicaor from our talented citizens in parish of The
State that all subscribers may each become familiar viii
the condition. progress incidents feelings and doings OF the
| people of every other section Of the state.
The Aurora" will be Weekly Journal of large size and
nnbished Mt 81 per advance and in order
It more general and extended circulation among all classes
the people will to clubs of Twenty at 81 10 each
| copy - 49,,
her next provided the numberaof subscribers sufficient
warrant it. and for object the undersigned intends
yass the whole State, hoping TO with liberal welcom
from people, In Il meantime may be ad
| dressed to him at Clinton, La. EDWARD DELONf.
| July LIST, 1889. iyl5 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

Leaves on FRIDAY. August 26,h, at5P. n.
st. Louis, Cairo Cairo. and New 0resns RsilIoad Line
lSA7p Cairo with the Illinois Central and at st. L.ui,
with the Ohio and Mississippi Ralroad-The line
regusr passenger packet VIM. M. Morrison, j. N. Bof
finger master leave for ST. Louis and all land
ings For freight passage apply on board.
Psssepgers and shippers rely the punctuality Of
this steamer.
Aa-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
~ plan Of the cabin be and
by applying the Companys Office. 81 Camp street. CONNER
cia Place.
AThe above will take fright for Memphis vicks
burg Matches and all the Bends and will pay strict attention
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL.
eul9 Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
STEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.
UP ER MIBSISSi
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
co.,, REAT GEN.
- rsAL ROUTE ~
For all Points
NORTH AND EAETl

For all Points
NORTH AND EASTl
ons Of the following spLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERs will lssvs New Orleans rs follovs:
Capt. o. g. Roger
Aug. 30, Sept. 10, Oct . and 70. Nov. 1a
J. @. Syyon... Capt Isaac a. Josss
Sept. and Il, Oct IL and 81. Nov 70.
John Capt Jno AAhoS
Sept. 8 and %, Oct. Ia, Nov and u.
New Falls City.......... $50. Capt. ]. B. WsedA
Aug. is, Sept. S and Is. Oct Is. Nov. and "a.
A. It. Capt Geo. 1sylos
Aug, Is, Sept. I snd q, Oct. II, Nov. and @
Hiavvatha =. +. ni1
Aug. 20. Sept. 9 and 70, Oct. 10, Nov. and g.
city OF Memphis. ". D. houn".
Aug. "a, Sept. H. Oc'. ! and Il, Nov. 10 and 10.
Gladiator Jno. Klinefeltss.
Aug. a. Sep. Is, Oct. Sand q. Nov. u.
WIN. III. Morrison. Capt Jno N Bonnger
Ag. u.s. Sept l5 Oct. 8 and rs. Nov. II.
champion. Capt. f. b. Moore
Aug. %. Sept. II, Oct. and q. Nov. is.
PASSENGERS rely the leaving advertised
making DIRECT connections at
vICxsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD; --
AT Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLYoN.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
sTIcKETs by the jackson Railroad for sale At this ofes
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RouTKi
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
-. e correct information or Through Tickets spply
@RAlLRoAD LINE PAcKErs.-es
No. 81 Camp street,
49, oL1rf SSdsf, q. e W1SSR. l'''.
General Fr.ieh. Agent,
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sHERIFF'S SALES.


FOURTH DISTRICT Couar 7EXECUTORS OF WIN. O. MI.
COU va RENE n, BRUNEI.
Of New Orleans No IL $40.
QY VIRTUE Of n writ OF fieri fscIaa to me
D directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
OF New Orleans the above entitled viii proceed
public auction st the City Hotel onon street.
Camp and Magazine streets on THURSDAY the lst
September, 1855, at IL O'Clock NJ
The slsve SARAH.
seizsd In the above suit.
TERMs-Cash on the Spot.
r. r. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parisb Of Orleans.
Or A,p,vrr Conn M T),sYpcr, TRa vvpcr-rvr,po rpe
deis TAnENThISFss n ~ wv e e
5MTcnW :. q 1siS ~ n !" I y; n.
Nonyelle.crIsan EET-NnN % III o'o'
r5N WEHTII ANN 1-yJrat ~ 80 tzniV:
III mo; adresse mar phoporable Ous,rme Corr a. nisr..
ia Oriaans dams lnfaire cidessns l.
ETinI il S.nfrmbre 1870 midi IIISei "A - f,.
i. epre cs Tnes al Camp Ell des Marsns u ~
n,bians ~ adindication de- f " 49, -1'' > 10 'en'e
TJasciava nnmmse SARAH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

Leaves SUNDAY. 2Sh inst. at 10 A. NJ
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
Fur ST. LOUIS-CONNECTIN9 AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St. Louii
assA with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The fine
regular passenger packet steamer b. Mo re-
MASTER will leave for ST. Louis and all intermediate land
ings above For freight through tickets to all points
North East, or West apply on board.
k-rassengers and shippers rely the punctuay Of
this steamer.
H9rEo berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan the cabin bs and secured by
applying the Company's Office No 81 Camp Of
Commercial Place.
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
aul9 Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
b. Nv. GOULD. SUPERINTENDENT.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. August 2lth, assP.M.
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
=. ~ FOR ST. LOUIS.--CONNECTINQ At
Cairo with the Illinois Central at ST. Loui,
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The fne
regular passenger packet Gladiator Klinefelter
master for ST. Louis and all intermediate landings
bove. For freight passage apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the puncuai.y Of
this steamer.
G7-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan Of the cabin be and staterooms
by applying the Copanys Office 81 Camp street.
Commercial Place.
1The steamer will freight Memphis Vicks
burg Natchez and all Pends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business.
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL
aut5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

Leaves on TUESDAY, August Goth, at5PM.
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST. LOUIs-CoNNECTINa Al
l@AeS Cairo with the Illinois Central and St. Lour
&zs with the Ohio and Mississippi Rsilrosd.-The
fine, regular passenger packet steamer Imperial, G.
8. Roge MASTER will leave for st Louis and ALL inere
date landings above For freight passage apply
board.
81 Planters and shippers rely the punctuality Of
this steamer.
Ha- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
R plan of cabin and secured
by applying at the CompaDys Office 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
vIRGINIUs C. DENTZEL,
aul9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

Leaves on THURSDAY, Sept /. at SPIN.
st. Louis Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST LOUIs-CoNNEoTINq AT
Cairo with the Illinss Central, and at st. Louis
s.A with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
regular passenger packet steamer j. q. Syvon Jones'
MASTER will Louis and all intermediate landings
above. For freight through tickets to all points, North
East West, apply on board.
l Planters shippers rely the punctuay Of this
steamer.
4s- No be this considered engaged until paid for.
s of the cabin be and staterooms secured
by applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street, corner of
Commercial Place.
A-The above will take freight for Memphis, Vcks
burg Nachez and all the Bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation businefe. -
au23 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HEMP HIS PACK EFT {

NEMPHIs PACKETS.
MEMPHIS PACKET IL =
- 16L1HE.......u. 8. NAIL. &
sUNM Al q 10 KHE Mt.
ProMpt Regular and ReIiables
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Hays adep.sd tes following Schedule for The summer Of
svzsT sosD1S!; WI b - S y md FRIDAY
1 iii s:, T. f Gs,ls master
.i5sy % si. y IL s s III, s ST.
iSs si s:i; it, ia ii A ass m''''s
July a ase e. i'd I'd ST. s.S, ssi ,ss mn MASTER
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM NKMPHis 1
GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL MOUrE.
EAST 1N IN ss' NORTH,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON EAHLHoAD
And continuous Railway eonntcons through ~ 1s.nss
NEW YORK, pHrLa sGs H,fan,s sALronr WASH
IsaroS, Ri5axoTH,v FETss5sgss 5LSSSBs6sa.
ming making sure connexions through % Ns1 YORK.
THE GREAT NORTHEHN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AIR ~ 3, S SJ51.s,,g sA1IRoAD.
81 = kASL suksSho kf$aAss ssEts ..,,.
.lns close through e al gGas
made for handling.
A1Tickeb good for any length Of time.
Torfrsisht or passage and snr1Ggh tickets, sppiy e
xsmPs.. f.slst Once, s. Charles Hotel isss wing:
Leave. on WEDNESDAY. s9g.s. 2; :. sc,s!ess; r.A
leans q. s. mail packet lne-For Memphis and
y the Bends-The fne passenger steamer Capl.
-'''' - JH FRELIGH,
Office under 81. Charles Hotel
line connects Napoleon With regular packets fer
packets for St Louis and Louisville.
u Adams Express carried regularly By this line aul7
ais; Fnd BAY. Asfp;t e :,
kfssn5t5S Packet Line-United States Nail Packet
For Memphis and the Bends The hne and
last; splendid steamer Mapides, B. =. Perry, mas
the foot Of Grod For freight passage apply on
board, CT to " =
| J. H. FRELIGH,
Memphis Packet Once under the St. Charles Hotel.
line connects Napoleon with regular packets
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis the
| peror packets for St Louis and Louisville.
- Adanns' EXPRESS carried regularly By this line aul7
Leaves MONDAY 18th instant at O'Clock Pm.
| United States Mail Packet
| ~ M r ~ IF HIS AND NEW ORLEANa
Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-Ths
| splendid 6rs-clsss packet steamer Alice We
Wan. Capt San Ables will receive freight
God and will leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or to
1 J. q. FRELIGH,
| Office under the ST. Charles Hotel.
Tkis Line connects at Napoleon with regular Packets
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for St. Louis and for Louisville.
Express carried regularly BY this Line. aus
L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
LOWER MIssIssIPPI.

Regular TUESDAY Packet
New Orleans and vi,ksburg Q. 8. Mail Line.
j, r. - FOR DONALDSONvILLE,P Plague
l@ARz&k mir e. Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou sara,
I11s.5l Red River Landing. Fors Adams, Matches,
yicksbarg- The steamer Cllarmer, Capt q. VIII
son. will trips the ID of August leaving
Orleans every TUESDAY O'Clock r. NJ throughout the
season. D. r. CARROLL 4 CO Agents,
iy20 If s. CarouatIe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
AUCTION SALES,

CREDIT sALE-so cases BEST RUssET BRoGANs, and
leo cases Boots, Shoes and Brogars.
BY E. ROGER f. co.
Auction Rooms. No. % Old Levee street. |
s sssS at r. ys WI b
sct from the by lac arrivals from New York.
@rERssno Ss'pass sSe nre,y days, credit. .n,,
FURNITURE OF LARGE HOUSE AT AUCTION
BYL Il. BEARD f. CO.,
Gardner Smith, AuctioDeer
THURSDAY, 25th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M,
ao ait e Of and sAeheH Streets at Aa'
hs. IL Pa, 2, H. H.
GssHst oH apa %
ETC., etc.
srrERMsHsa ss s0''.'0N eN"e 'sYlD ,N-. an.s
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS ", COLLINS MAHOGANY
and Rosewood Furniture at auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office IL Commercial Place.
gss = "a !. .ps
Magazine Streets virtue Of order Of the Hon Nor
above vs;,n,. Garnet. x
''i ssseeTfERxs-cssh.
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS ". coLL1Ns-MRuBLEs EN-
Mahogany ct Bots de Rose l'encan.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encanteur.
Bureau. II Commercial Place.
MERCREDI, 81 nout 1859, 10 heurcs A.
as en- vru o e. p aoan
us cSs de snda dams pe de
IN General de Menbes Taps, MIRRORS. etc..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an20
SALE OF HOUSES AND OTHER BgdLDlSes ON q r1.i
Street Belonging as to he City Of New Orleans. '''
BY j. B. WALTON,
Onice-1o Bank Place.
sS.s 81 4 & Rs:ss'Iss Il
I III IN 2o S To- sb Be which are
the City of New Orleans
The the supervision Of the City
mon Council eaidinss
ehaers pectye within ten days from the date of approval
WTEkMscash the The time Of aduaea.iSp and
funded 10 parties purchasips au6
vENrE DE MA1soNs EFT AuTREs BAr1ssFs SUR LA
4 e If. Z. 10 s s ohsnp
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de la ville-Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
MEKCREDI; r d'aogt, 1859. 2 cl 10 he hs' 4. g
s 4sS.s p
sa' ,srvsnt
v0yer de
VILE suj etre rejeter par lie Conse Com
mum ases depaces les
vemen ours la date de depreciation de padud
cation
ArCONDITIOES-C Compliant moment de REHABILITATION,
adjudcation nest approuve les monans pages
| ronr restiiner aux acuuereurs. aul7
JULIAN NEVILLE q CO., AgcrIosEERs. AZ
prsisers and General Agents for the sale Of Real Estate
Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
| Sales, Cargoes Stocks Of Merchandise etc.
attention paid the purchasing and selling
| Of Plantations.
| syOficee No II Commercial Place. ia7H
| --------------
| N yIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
4S General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Rea Es
tats Lands, Plantations. Negroes, etc.
| oFrICEs:
| Banks' Arcade Passage. No: 8, First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, at time, list Of valuable i'm
| proved property very renunerstye investment.
and constantly hand for sale at private and pub
SALE choice Mechanics and list of Virginia and Caron'
| likely Negroes.
DxFBRIEr will give his personsl attendance to
| sale and purchase. Jas II
| hJOTICE-Mr. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN employ this day. and holds full of A'tor
ney before James Graham Notary Public Of
| this city.
| JULIAN NEVILLE L CO., Aucioneers.
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WEIR C=OAs T.
ATTAK A PA 8.

~ US. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs
eQH6sH Daily, IN connection with the N. o., 0. and a.
W. Rairoad-The fast steamer II. ID. Hins,
freight will connect with the Opeousas Railroad leaving Ber
wicks Bay daily for Paersonye Centerve snd franklin
and will extend trips Tuesdays Thursdays
days Charenon and New Town. connecting at
the latter with ouh0rse mail coaches for st. Martin
Lafayette, Grand Coteau Opelousas and Washington.
Rushing time from New Orleans to Washington twenty 1
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
the r. D. Hine leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upreght than boat in the trade fo
all points as high as franklin.
shippers will please the boat their drsy receipts
iel3 Il
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, oath ist, at Pm.
r. h. REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
l6AE55Ss,S steamer Robert Watson, Jno. Smoker,
master. On place Of steamer Rapides)-For Alex.
Red Rre-The new light draugh running pasen
ger packet steamer Robert Watson, John Smoker
m will leave above. For freight passage, apply
board VIRGIEIUS O. DENTZEL,
au22 Advertising Agent.
Shreveport freight TAKEN with privilege Of re.hipping
at Alexandria.
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REWARDS.

~ s!ss!s:
q ss sas a esa and are constantly
H zss: ssoi esERsnsF's Esss Mills.
Fl h II Nit sd sFs @
SOCKS and Dies screw si.s.; andirons sn Fendos;
pa snes & oon sd
Hooks and hinges; Iron and Brass Screws;
ruth tEs qy
offered at the lowest prices for eash city paper aoaby
ICE DREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
This m s ssed e lsen re-
has
stocked with t Sg Eff Fr SGas's sWss aa
~. Ice cream. srawberiiss, Fancy Candies and
Cakes of every description:
Also, general assortment of French Wires
SMhas%PaEPPs Per- sp pnd shsiry Ss'a"''
cordials, LIQUORS. ias oss Soda :sia' and Mead.
- Foreign Fruits, comprising
Gi IIsn , orangss 4 Lemons non
.oders received for private parties dinners suppes
patrons Of this house may that their
s Of Se If m 1 e hsE Ne the
will be spared to increase the accommodations and render
.R@ FOR kAFFLE-THE ENTIRELY NEW
d5s fh liz S' Peays
This ] @ butt rS M this and has gs
ular suitable the Havana Mexican trade and ready
for sea- will Re rallied the requisite number Of
chances have teen subscribed for Tickets BIS obtained
board tho vessel at the L. P. IT, or Of
| jyl2 IF Carondee Canal Office, Old Basin.
rEHE IyiPRQVEn nacCHESNRY WASH.
ING MAGHINE-Marufnctured and for sale by the sub
crher Orders left ut ~ Apollo street, 2aa Magazine street
IN BOX 46 Mechanics Exchange st the grocery store OF
James Collins 68 Apoo street, specimen may
Will be profanity attendedto. All ask OF the public Ia fair
a ana II they do not give return them and tbs
mensy Will be refunded. II. DAUGHFRTY,
u No. 70 Apollo s.reet.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
~ Depnrtmen-The Annual Course of eclres in this De.
parment will commence on MONDAY November IA 1889 and
| will terminate in the ensuing March.
yAdES ZONES, NJ D., Professor of Practice of Medicine
WARREN STONE. NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
| A. y. CENAS, NJ. d, Professor of OBJ ercs.
GUSTAyuS MOTT, VI: D.. Professor Materis Medca
THOMAS HUNr, M. D., Professor OF Psychology and Pa
| mt lsirators of Anatomy. ~ ~
The Dsseciug will be open the second Monday
| in October. >'
The Faculty Visiting Physicians Surgeons of the
| Charity Hospital " -
Students accompany the Professors their visits and
free of enjoy extraor dna'y practical
Preliminary Course will delivered daily in
| charge tos students. THOMAS HUNT, ii. D., Dean.
The Administrators the Charity Hospital elect annually
in APRIL fourteen Resident Students who maintained BY
| the institution jy2 noI
rH, j. K. MATTHEW'S & CU.-cAR.
Xa&4EH RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necelssr, 70,
kXk Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sale
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sreosD Dls7s,c. oouRr2 sueGEssToE OF THOMAS .9s
w hs toaT! for Letters 4 oa1sorshp on he Vacant
h ss al e show
within days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
'' By order Of the Court.
ne
SouT se e, Dc
denn celia psnt
quelles il ne serait pas fat dro a la de petition.
aug2s n 81 E. MIGHoT, Depute Grefier.
SECOND DISTRICT Couar 7suGcEssloN OF MARGARET
HICKEY, deceased wife of J. W.
creditors
whit t ons
they have cam why the account presented by Natural
distributed in accordance herewith.
f. M1CHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DEuzIEar couR DISTRICT DE MARsA
de la Nouvele. Orleans }dee dc j. Bunce@No 1867
s
.s @
presen Tnter Naure serat pon. apponve ct no.
~ a. &; so" u1cHor Ds..,s e,..,
| SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUBMISSION OF THOMAS I.
Of New Orleans. HIGGIN BOTHAM-No. ISL.
w HEREAS David b. Bundle mas petitions
w ed the Administration the
estate Of Thomas T. Hggnbotham, deceased ntes
|
Notice hereby given all whom II may concern show
within days. why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
f. MICHOT, Deputy CLERK.
DEuxlENE CouR DE DlrRlcrl SUCCESSION De THoMAsT.
de Ia Nouysle Orleans. HIH 31NBOTHAM-No IL, 7Sl.
A ITENDU que David b. Bundle presente
n petition CGur eet d'obenr les Letres Adj
musation Succession de feu Thomas T. Higgin
botham, decide intestat-- -
Avis est donne ous que celia
cener dayoir dedure dix jours les pour
ouelles ne serait pas drot d la dite petiton
aul7 70 Is f. MJcHoT, Depute Gretfier.