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STEAMBOATS,.

.gT1D@N THREE TIMES PER WEEK
Ezzzz=s=--=FOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND -
The "Powhattsn Steamboat Company' will on and aftar
SATuRDAY, the 18th August, Run THE STEAMFRS
geo. PEABODY and ''BELNIDEREU THREE TIMES
P PIIEp WEEK r laying Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
~ blitDhSDAf ana SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3 O'Clock
Returning will leave Richmond on tie same DAYS and At
the same hour. ~ ''' anu a'
datons. ~ ''l' '''o''uio
For freight or passage apply to
oqtr J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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HEsaaSSazsz1ssg- DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. rTII 3DEr
PlilA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, ,-,-,: hay LINE"
To NQRhQIk3 v WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
FhAhLESIUN, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMEltl, AND NEW ORLEANS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
No. DAILY, Except Sundays.) vim
BAY LINE d SEA-BOARD d ROANOKE RNIlEnAr
m, - TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
IN" Schedule being arranged that the traveller
TO No NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from ''
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tEEzs sslas= 1MPoRThNr "a -
SHIPPERS
In view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have in connection with the Southern
goods. $1,000 ~ 7'
The following exceedingly tariff has been adopted by
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company consideraii Of
through pments from Baltimore to GoldSboro and Will
mington, N. c., via Portsmouth, Va:
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LIZ n r sss...s5l PHILADELPHIA,
Es9s o.-alF-nslr w LIN n GTON 4 y Il

SUMNER zlRRANGENENT
u, and after MONDAY, July 4h, Passenger trains for
DAILY except Sunday as follows: ~ " VI
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6 80 O'Clock NJ WAY MAI .,
20 20 A. MI EVENING MAI, at 5 % p NJ The GS6 4. n
uilih makes close connections through to Boston "
and IL r. NJ. nm at ''i' <A''i''i- ID
ON Sundays at525P. NJ only. All the trains corpe,,
ing WIN HeW ork Trains except 525 p NJ on SATURDAYS
O'Clock p. NJ. ~ ~ P'''es DIT '9o
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving }atmo at $50 A NJ connect at vii
mington with 9l A. NJ train, n 90 H. from Baii;more
with COS z. III train. " W ''''''Nio'e
NOIlCEIAl coored persons, whether bond or free win
De required to bring responsIt white person. person
any known to the undersigned, who The willing 10 sign
pond to the Company before they will be passed over any
il.tf WIN CRAWFORD A,.c,
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SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF $50 CASES BOOTS SHOES
and Brogans
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Room, No. % Old Ievee street
THURSDAY, 24th inst, ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ at their auction No * Old Ievee street. wthou,
reserve 10 close consignment will be Sold
10 Boots. Shoes and Brogan Men, Women and
Chdren--compri,ng fresh and select assortment.
E1y-Sale positive and without reserve.
observation-disclosures Mt sale no2
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" VIZ: That

PROFESSOR TooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII preserve nfalibly the growth and color the hair
se gray The bald with e avn o re
snd e scalp free ali disease the srsest aye
sns esaes and % j. 81 m
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
No., HlGkSkYGKovE St. Charles Co. NO. Nov. 49, 1857.
rro j. Woodmpeer Sir Some time last summer were
wonderful, feel duty you afflicted
Our little sons head for perfectly covered
with sores and some called scad head The hair en-
pgs advised your Restorative; did 50 with little
and uxurian, Of hair ont can now say
5 s. ss ss ads1s sFs'
O the soup amt '''' We q NV
Prof wood-Dear Sir Ny hair had several years been
o. m'fh
til, within the last three weeks has turned 10 its naiuai
produced BY the application any Other prepar
hx a eyer o Isd ,sad as an
g o for s simple purpose e dressing SsaynE
of its performing all that is claimed 70, it. ,,,,a>s
cincinnnti, o., Feb TO- 1885,. ia Third Isl Street,
it. had the fever time las. May nearly every hair
afha s"s Sa af but ns IN
BEEN would ee nue ne to- 70 @ wh are
the benefit lave Fto pV Wosds s
",i ssi;'fs a Of 'A''s large
for per bottle the medium holds a, least twenty per
cent more in oporton Than the small rctails for two dollars
Hon. and retas for $ bottle H more " proper
Din The great Wire Railing Esablishmen III Market
,sd good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
FLORIDA ARROW ROOT EQUAL TO BIER
= MUDA AT HALF THE PRISE, for
PuDDINGs, BLANC NANCE,
cUsTARDs AND JEI.LIEs,
Just received and for sale the Trade. by
Webster & Holmes,
No. 81 Charres street, corner Cusornhouse,
Manufacturers Sole Depot for New oreans
Also
FLORIDA ARROW ROOT STARCH
Superior to all other.
Every Family Hotel and Restaurant should them o6 I'm
d. CITY AucT1oNEER,
And
Aaeonee5 Arrssf and General Agep, for the purchase
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
1a fe s ssvs x as
SO s a1s,
Rs S fSssfTs IN Tie he
separate plans every square Of ground Showing eSey
lot and the dimensions thereof SQUARED in the four dis.
cs ST the city, with which will be kept Of all sales
made. - " 1850
In this department he will also have and advice of Mr.
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations OF this city for thirty and whose
OF The value Of property will enable undersigned
$3.50 Gm
T LUMBER-LUMBER-
100000 feet II and u narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and dressed.
l53pO feet Ia and Ia wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongned and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and groovcd.
100000 feet n wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooscd.
100000 y narrow Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATiIERBOAnS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
boards, Wcatlferbnards, Scantling, Josts
$50 Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
SHshes, Doors, Blinds, Stouldngs, etc, etc.
For sle the lowest market prices in lots
by SIMPSON DORR,
$3.50 ly New Basin.
WILLIAMS d TUCK Elt.
W COM MISSION NERO II ANTS,
No. 1853 Grnvier street,
JosEPH s WILLIAMS, INV ORLEANS.
GEORGE W. TUCKER ) mylf ly
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Ninth Night OF the season.

Ninth Night Of the Season.
Opening Overture NATURALIZATION cr.hs.,,,
TUESDAY EVENING, November a. LEG
VIII he presented r time season. Morris Barnests ee,e
bratesi Of THE SERIOUS AMIJYaus MnYnbv Ma
gnire " Sohern; Charles Torrens NJ copan !. amyida
sleek Mr. john owens Widow oImsby Demaine Miss Char.
lOtte Thomps0n; Mira Charles
rerren Miss Condoek: Lady sowe.by Creamy Wrs W. T.
Chapman In the Of the piece the Psra;iv
Polka by all The characters CORRESPONDING ~
BELLINL with variations violin. by signor Carlo Patti
LA ZINGARRII.A, by Misses H. and A. Gale 10 concnd.
with the petite comedy Of USED UPr Charles Cos,seam
Mr. Sothern; Hon Tom Seville Mr. Briggs Sic Adonis irech
Mr. Bland ronbrace. Mr. T. Morris; Lady Cutte.buck Mn
W. a. e'iaoman Mary, Miss y. Stevens ~ -.
EIrIn active preparatfon-"The Yictifns.n
Office open for securing Private Boxes and Chair
from A. NJ until r. " during the week. On Sundays
10 A. NJ until 3 r. N.
Private Boxes and Chairs be secured days in ad
Of the day Performance No secured until ps
for
X o'clock.
n22 W b. CHIPPEEDALE Treasurer
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIyIERE
| BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRSE Auc,ioneer.
| Office, 1l9 Common street
st. n e 2 SE n + es1e 9,s
Siu ss n d 6 St order Sn
s'1'f, ssx of ss dated
pAM * FIRcIs negro sFsd about
~ "a. IF TER fhiis 1Esd about years
Act Of sale before S. Aagner, Notary Public at the ex
pense Of the purchaser nl2 70 do 10 II
SUNDRIEs. ..sUNDRIEs. SEQ. sUNDRIEs
BELcHER's GOLDEN SYRUP
20 kegs 10 gallons each, landing
and Tor sale by P1NCkARD, STEELE 4 CO.
Corner Gravier and Tc,oupoulas Streets
English Pickles.
% barrels assorted pin,s and QUARTS for sale by
PINckARD STEELE g. Co,
Corner of Graver and Tchoupitoulus streets
30 kegs assorted numbers for sale by
rINCKARD, STEELE CO.,
Corner of Graver and Tchoupitoulas streets
Nails.
5000 kegs assorted numbers, Parker Ms'' for sale by
P1NCKARD, STEELE & Co.
Corner of GraSier and Tcloupi,oulas streets.
Oswcgo starch.
800 boxes for sale by
PINCKARD, STEELE & CO.,
Corner of Grayer and Tchoupi,ouas streets
Sperm Candles.
400 boxes Leonards for sale by
PINcKARD STEELE & Co,
Corner of Gravier and rchoupiouas streets
GOO boxes gallons halls quarts pnts Davis Kenp and
Mills 4 Merrtts brands, for sale by
P1SCkARD, STEELE & CO.,
Corner Of Grasier and Tchoupouus streets
100 tierces for sale by '>'ee'
PINCKARn, STEELE 4 CO
Corner of Gsnvier and Tchoupouas streets
Soap.
200 boxes Winchester and Ilveimores brands for sale Inv
fINCKARD, STEELE & co.
MI 81 Corner of Gravicr and Tchouptonlas streets
WATER PIPE WATER PIPE.
Five Hundred feet INCH CAST IRON WATER PIPE,
for sale by D. C. LowBER & CO.,
MI St 70 Camp street
CUNDRIES IN STORE
- Gl.ARETS-75 casks Ordinary.
SATTERNE--70ca casks
VINEtiAit-l0 bblS White.
ApRIC0TS-lG1 in Juice
CiiERRIfS-l0l cases in Brandy.
FRTIrS-J1 III Brandy.
ANISETTE--l0 cases imported.
Far sale by :. d. GRATIAA & CO.,
MI 50 tlust0mlouse ST.
6NIAViGAU GISCOURs-GENUfNE-7 cases land
~ ing eNslp iete, f.om HE vineyards of g. Pescatore,
='e proprietor, For sale by
S. D. GRATItA & CO,
nj 50 CusloIniouse street.
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aab saesn, properly sas s n sh H. Ye Nd iEx AZ
division q aiere-snceessfon Of j. K B.r.i' 'e los
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auc'ioneer office 10 Bank Place
st. a he s. ssies xehssss vii aia e. e's ssl.a
V tssF dsifsfa nj the
"A u assas Louis 4, ftis, City
Sos and adloin eaeb other and s1eh
foms ,hs q Ws.Iiasoa and Js;.sy
dsph Of i2s lines, par
Lot 30 e s y e as inch and ID es inf aa.e
Let No 10 s " g feet inch and a ; Fourth
alel lines on this lot there old buildings which VIII
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of
MS city IL me sasass bounded by s. Charles Date sayade
ap s'Iss y d e:
H. II # r. rs ss Fl fp s s nsh
Charles inches and Ines on the Other side
TEkMs~on cash. balance in one and two years in
bearing per per from DAY Of sae to
maturity mat; aud cent thereafter II pnnctnaliy paid
IT, ss, Ps1 an n.
1s , Of oyka, Miss-suceesson Of c. c. Bier q.
By ]. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-Once, 10 Bank Place
- NJ al The Charlie. Exchange and in
OF an order Of the Honorable the Fourth Court of New
Orleans dated 9th October 1852 for creditors Of
Chs Bier and q G. Bier Co.. will be sold public a,c.
ton without " ~
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the town Of osyka State Of
mississippi situated Liberty between First Second
streets, from the New Orleans jackson and Great
| depth. " 1890 - NV 49, 80
| @-TERMS-Cash,
| Of the purchaser. ' ~ eNpe"''
| VENIE POSITIVE EFT SANS RESERVE DE TERRAINs
| G. Bier e. Co. = - - N' % V.
PAR J. B. WALTON.
| Encaneur-Bureau 10 Bank Place
SAMEDI, lie de dccembre 1859, q midi n
| ~ kcnanEe SiChHre> n
de fhenorabe Qareme Cou de District Nouvee
date e doctne 1859 pour compile creancicrs de
Chas O. Bier ct G. G. Bier Co., Penean saEs
| reserve : ~ ~
DECA TERRA1NS dams la vile de Osyka Fiat dn Mjssis.
pp situss la lberte les Premiere Deux-
etne une let u clenn de fer de Ia Nouvee
e. Great Northern clacun peis fuce sur 80
| pieds de profondeur. ~ - ~
| H7rCONDITIONS-Comptant
Acte de pardeyant D. Ricardo Sotaire Public any,
| rails de Facduerenr M
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GPALDING & ROGERS
NJ U S E q N
Adjoining the AMPHITHEATER, on St. Charles street.
+ P. WILLIS. DIRECTOR.
Messrs. spALDING ROGERS respectfully announce tina,
the MUSEUM will be OPENED FOR THE SEASON on
THURSDAY, NopENBER "a, 1859,
with the unique chase and costly combination of Novel
ties thar have been collected time any American
Exhibition ENTIRELY NEW before exhibited South
and the result of nearly twelvemon,h dgeu care and re-
search, unremng industry and lavish expenditure of money
viz
The Grand Aquaria;
OR, OCEAN AND RIVER GARDENS.
ss Fhsi SsH1 aE WHTk
the secrets The deep and habits Of Tue nns tribe Il he
quiet retreats, where the inny tribe dsport amid the coral
s se SoG Of wsns
oS Sa hf s w hi an g
sera the pcarned Chondras and the rosyhned Coallna
ady dsa rsans i ~ soe a and
confined In these Aqnaa the water not disturbed years
Sorb the oxygen contains and throw of esrhoc acid
Hh ss + nG a ss animal
that in water as in the prime function plants
he s I y s d ss and aaas aans
and fish arc associated therefore IN Just they
what the others inesoahy demands and each demands
what the others organism rejects When
marine vegetation decays making the water bd whoe
nRls, crabs prawns other perform the
part of scavenger They Water Swine, greediy
NIL the disturbing Accommodations Upon these prn.
Rs s oos sT vER AkEN
constructed. Also, perfect working model of
MINIATURE STEAMSHIP only 30 inches long vet cleny-
ing the pillows in the mammoth tank devoted anphibous ami
mails and
4 bTMINUT1vE R RAILROAD TRAIN, coursing along the
ma;in of these Ocean and River Conscry utores.
THE FAMOUS GERMAN MECH NICAL RCHESTRA
a miracle of mechanism and melody executing operate airs
and popular music with the capacity and precision of
regular orches;rR.
Anincomprchensible practical dts inventor Willis claims
DEMONSTRATION OF PERPETUAL MOTION, an exqn
sey beautiful piece of mechanism the peplexy Of the
ic and mechanical world.
beantifnIy preserved and aI,iscally arranged sKE!E
here alive last winter weighed 80 pounds Besides the
1000 CURtOSITIES of former years.
ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM 50 cents: children and
servants, Is cents. Liberal arrangements with schools
The Museum will he open every day from 10 A. NJ to 10 F. NJ
The fishes will be fed every day at II A. NJ precisely.
The Mechanical Orchestra will play every day H. H. r. l.
2, 3, 4. 5. 4. I, s. and 10 CLOCK. nl9 st
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HALE A SQUARE OF GROUND IN JEFFERSON CITY.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY 6S CO.,
G. W. McCERREs. Auconeer,
Office and Salesroon, Masonic Hail. st. Charles street.
SATUKDAY, the 26th inst, at IL o'clock,
- nj their saesr6om Masonic Hail. ST. Charles at
ton, without will be sold
ONE-HALF OF THE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in
Jefferson City bounded by Apollo Vaence Bacchns and Dor
deax streets divided in lots measuring each 30 feet by 10
feet fronting Apollo and Bacchus, with key lot measuring
81 feet front ynence by $50 feet in depth which
there is neat Cottage Dwelling House. with Kitchen, Servants
loom, etc.
The grounds well improved The whole will be sold in
block in lots.
p4-TERMSO third cash. and balance in and years,
for secured by mortgage the property and boaine
per interest until urity md per eventual interest
Act of sale before NJ Hahn Notary Public the Of
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
PRICK stores for division of nte.es-Succession Of j. A.
Barell, deceased. ~ ~ ','
RY r WALTON

nck stores for division of ine,est-Successon Of j. A.
Bareli, deceased. - ' 80
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-offce, 10 Bank Place.
- o'clock n at The ST. Charles Exchange. division of
city in the bounded by Ievee Poydras Tcha,n
tonla and rayer streets having measure % feet
sinehes and ses front New yee street depth on the
Eide poydrHs Of VI feet Sinches and lines
rows to width of eei inches lines runs with lint
width 10 depth Of l2 feet the side trayier street
together with The use Of alley II feet vide cunning from the
rear OF said lot and opening Poyd. Whole in
orm,ty TO plan Of said property drawn W T. Thompson
AIRY ate n p ii Ills civ with H. M gfe o, IN, m
on bepg Forstosy Brick Store lensed To- Messrs
u. Morgan Co., until the LIST Of November 1861 for SO0,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First pis,r;e, or hi.
e.ts n the square bounded by New Fulton God and
known the plan Of j. A. Beard Deposited 10 the Office OF Fl
b cenas late n r in this city, measuring q feet inches
fs front On New syee street and p feet inches and
INES from On uiton street By depth Of 10 fee:
The line e ieNo with the buildings thereon my BENG n
3 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District of
t city in the Square bounded by New Ievee Fulton Iafay-
known j. A. Boards PLAN duly certified by Hugh Grant
on the 18th Of january 1852 deposited in The Office of
Il B. senas iste Notary Public this city, measuring y feet
front on Fulton street by III in depth on the
line of lot No IL and III feet inches lines in depth and
on street, all American with the build
4 THREE.sToRY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, with a
superior iron versndah extending over the entire side walk on
tie corner Of Fuion and LAFAYETTE streets - -
Es~ lERMS-Onet third cash balance, at and wears in
IN. notes OF the purchasers in eunl nstalen,s their
bearing per cent annlm interest from
maturity and thereafter If pinetuaiy maid with
pf Ts mqtgsgs on The property sold until final
IRE and the policies transferred the vendors final nav
menf. - $500 1855 f''
Acts Of sale before Walter H Peters, Notary Public a, the
,2l
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM STOPPENHAGEN
BY TOURNE & THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRNE Aucio,eer
Office, ll9 Common street
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA, 1859, at IL O'Clock
Nj AT me st Charles Exchange will be sold public
auction by virtue and in Hon
T. H. Morgan Judge Of the of New Or
leans dated 9Th November, 1859 for success
sion, viz: '
cook. " ' 49,
BILL aged about IS years. subject to rheuma
tism = '
WILLIAM alias BILL, aged about years found in the
possession OF The deceased but for which slave title
guarantee of title, ~
MY-TERMS-tash.
Act Of sale Kerr Notary Public Mt the na,xe
OF the pufchnsets nl2 Is Dc Ii Ii
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ADJUSTMENTS,

| PkIcHs OF ADMISSION Private Boxes according to
y SS Upper and Lower Dress Circle Parquee
70 een's Boxes Third Tierj 50 cons; White Gallery rs
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A DESIRABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH TWO SMALL.
Cottage Houses, in the First District.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
G. ". McCERRE., Auctoneer.
Office and Saesroom, Masonic Hall, ST. Charles street
GATURDAY. the Goth inst, Mt IL O'Clock,
~ their Masonic Hail. street, without
reserve, auction. will be sold
LOT OF tiROuN Nd with improvements thereon, situated
in the First District in til. square White Hercules
Terpscoe and Mepomene measuring 81 feet front
Meipomene street by is feet deep between parallel lines
cash. and balance in and y months
for secured by mortgage the property and bearing
per cent interest until maturity, and per eventual
Act Of sale before O. stake Notary Public the
of purchaser. n22
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AUCTION SALES.
CREDIT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
BY BLACHE 81 BEAUMONT
I,l3,5oo CIGARS AT AUCTION.
BY D. E. MORPHY,


WEDNESDAY, 23d inst, ut III O'Clock A.
w NJ III The Importers r. Gun,a corner Tctou-
pitoulas streets, will be sold
500 Havana Cigars consisting Of all varieties best adapt
ed wholesale retail dealers They fully guar.
aneed in every respect
p5-For which will be LIBERAL caalnguas
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aw 0ras au Greseent gusaav aanng yopembsr g. 1859
BY J. B. WALTON.

POSITIVE AND UNKESEEFKD sAI.E oF ,YkY ,AI-
uabe meant properly tiuated in the Pon,tt Ic e.
dyi,i6n Of iaseres'-Snccesson Of j. A. BareII ' ~
BY ]. 3. WALTON
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District.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.,
G. W. McCERRES, Anconeer.
Office and Saiesroom, Masonic Hall, ST. Charles
SATURDAY, the Goth inst, at IL O'Clock,
~ A. NJ er saesroom, Hall ST. Charles street.
at auction. without reserve, will be sold
LOT OF GROUND situated in the First District, in the
bounded by Benton Mcpomene Liberty Tepsichoe
streets, measuring q fee: inches Benton street, with
depth Of IS feet, between parallel lines.
HJ-TERMs-Cneif cash. and balance in and u months,
Tor noes eci!ed by the property and bearing
pei cent interest until maturity, and per eventual
Act Of sale before NJ Hahn Notary Public the expense
purchaser u1I
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AHOgsE AND LOT SITUATED ON CuSTOMHOUsE 81
nj auction, positively without limit.
BY H. A. KINGSTON,

BY H. A. KINGSTON
AUcTroSEER.
SATURDAY, the 2Gth inst, at l2 o'clocl *
~ Al nj The 81. Charles Exchange auction, without limit,
will he Sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the improvements
thereon situated in the square bounded by Gu.tsmose Canal
Rochebia,e Toni sheets ing Is feet front on Gus
farmhouse street by U depth between parallel lines
The impros enents comprise onestory Frame House with
kitchen. stable cseTn, etc, in the yard
Hdy-TERMS-Cash.
Act sale before Charles snger Notary Public at the ex
pense eft the purchaser. n2l
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IMPROVED REAL Est ATE, ec.-srCCEssIoN OF THos.
AcCiuie--No BITS
BY J. A. BEARD 81 CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer,
Office, 81 Common street.
THURSDAY, December $, 1882 At 12 o'clock
A LOT OF GROUND. together with the buildings
Fulton Adele streets said measures 30 feet front on
Josephine street by depth of G3 feet IL lines be-
tween parallel lines, American measure.
The improvements comprise comfortable cottage
ings, etc.
The lease of the store at the of Jackson Tchoup
tolas street in the Fourth District; said lease
Isl day Of January, 1852.
snndry small book accounts which be tho
E5-TERMs-The purchaser of the real assume
mortgage Ga The for the of 500 bearing per
Graham Notary for the balance of the real and the per
Act Of sale before VIM. G. Latham Notary at the expense of
the purchaser.
TERRAIN AMEIIoRE ete.-sUCcEssIoS DE THOMAS
McGuire-No. l5,ls6.
PAR J. A. BEARD 81 CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Encaneur,
Bureau, 81 rue Commune.
EUDI, lie dcccmbrc 1859, midi, n l'Hotcl
tN TERRAIN ensemble les an,eioratons
stue dams le borne par les Josephine Rousseau
sephne, proondeur peds pogces ct gnes
entire lignes patallcle, mesure amtricane.
autres batisscs
lie bail du magasn encoenure rues Jackson ct Tchou
piouas dams Ia Qua.ne District bal expire le de
ianver 1852
Pusiers pcits complies oppose bureau de pour
Ia M terrain
nttT @ lie 100 e dit hypo,eaae psi rant
James ioiaire pour Ia balance du
personnel compliant.
l.. Aete de sen'e pardevsnt VIM G. Latham notae
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from A. NJ P. " during the week Sundays from
10 A. NJ until r. N.
Private Boxes and Chairs be secured days in ad
Of the day of No seats secured until paid
doors open a. 6 O'Clock Performance to commence at
~ o'clock. - = ~
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Positively for One Week Only!
KuasEY NEWcoMs okITINAL CAMPBELL MN
bls now in existence ali others assuming the name are moth
organization arise from their winerng the last twelve
% ~ s'. asnnssnon o. eero cnataces are
Mt nresni;ne The Musical and ea; ~ lie SIh
Negro and elevatng him his proper standard
W. sha Aieht pIssentlng he phases o. Nero fe On
more refined negroes Of cities and village In
sal has Stamped The Campbcs artists
and deiyylng
open quarter to to commence at quarter to
Admission 30 cents.
M - {. .. 0l.Nnh, AgeaI.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-ST. CHARLES ST
IT. nrp.p
Iii CORR - = = .'N'sI1 , nv Si.,mseI
Second night Of Engagement Of Miss JOEY GouGHEN
helm, Queen Of Comedy and Burlesque.
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IohspAf NIGHT, November z 1889
~ S.eS'na and iass night Tom Iaylors
brook Miss joey Betsy eIeileihwait Miss Honey armce
NJ Loveday; Sir soweby M H Jack; pr Beehery. Mr.
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