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SWSGtItID Misc, Feb. 7, 1886
pRotutn Ayfn Iwl choerfuly certify you, PICTORIAL 10
tho be remedy for Of whooplng cough
Group and chest diseases OF children We Of your
nifty In the south appreciate your KIN and commend your
medicine 10 people. HIRAM CONKLIN N. ID.
AMOS Ike Esq Monterrey 10 writes, ID Jan 1868: II had
tedious Influenza which confined doors
took many medicines without relief finally tried yosr Pcovs
by the Clergyman 1hs aFst dose relieved the
soren, in M, lungs cs than onahalf bottle
made me com ,ry well Your medicines the cheapea
a we'll can buy and estecm you, Doctor,
and your remedies thu poor mans frienA"
| Asthma o. phshtsic. nmd Dronchltls.
MIST MAN, HESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1855.
SIR Cherry Pictorial IL porfornng marvellous
In this II has relieved reversl from alarming symp.
toms 1T aud Ia tung who has labor.
affection Of the hr4 fr The last forty years
! HENl.Y L. PARKS Merchant
A A RaNstY NJ. ID, Albion, Monroe Co., Iowa, writes,
Sept iea5 During prar 1t many years have fund
nohing equal Chr Ierorsi tor giving snd
lief PATIENTS curing such curabs"
We might add volumes of n icne. but the most convlno
ng proof Of i remedy found In Its effects
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Prhal " remedy has boon known which cured
many aud AZ h dangerous this Some human
aid hut thso thu Crsv Pscfwal Affords
relief u comfort.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

NfcCoMkLE a. CO.,
Nu Wholr-alr and Retail (sroCcrs,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS. and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
the old NJ and of McCorke Jones MAIN STREET Lr> H.
URSsvA will give particuar to the sale of FIoCR
WHEAT, CORN. BACON, LARD, BUTTER &c. LII nat
advances will be made All when requre
jan 2e.ts
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

rI- Texas and New Orlea ms Railroad Conn
PAsY-fhe following Commsso ners-Messrs l. q; Seymour
r. KS,Ss B NJ Mer,el John Holms' Mosss Greenweod
Railroad Company 10 books and receive ipons 70
the aRnl Stock Of The Louisiana Division Of said Compnneb
ca pa1e ~ ,s city on MONDAY the 2s Of December psos
ing snd hooks for to the Capital stock Of sad on
in accordance with Of the Legislature Of the tsa
Of Louisiana incorporating sad Company approved March H.
1850 A. N. GENTRY,
min td16 President
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FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED AND uSINpRoyED
Real Estate ut auction.
BY J. B. WALTON
,, AUctioneer Office 10 Bank Place.

-r. Auctioneer Office 10 Bank Place
IT, r. 4 s ss 1 Ene.as, Inst e
SPACIOUS LOT OF GROUND with ali The im nj rove
mens thereon in Fauboug Deasszs Fourth District late city
Jersey and Harmony streets and designated No and mea
surfing feet inches front Chippewa st. feet inches
def on the other side nearest Harmony street together with
good substantial and brick dwelling house
Tered with slate containing foHf large closets pantry
story brick building covered with shingles containing Two
the back building is one-story house covered
WIN shingles containing two rooms and Kitchen in the yard
LOT or GROUND designated by the No. g. in The sane
adoiuing in the the lot described measuring
50 rect front on Pleasant street, by 10 feet In Depth
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
e late city of lafayette in the square bounded BY Joephne
i,ss - "'' Streets ana designated BY the Nos
Lots Nos and adon other and measure each 30 feet
front on Adele street by 1853 feet 10 inches depth
Lot No 35 inches and lines front on Adj.
street 6s fee; II inches and lines depth side adjoining
inches and line thence running Josephine street Is
feet II inches and line Is feet 10 inches in width
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated In the
Fourth District in the bounded by Water vee FIRST
and Sa-aparu streets and designated by the Nos
Lots Doe and adjon each other and each q
following depths: = =
No 81 fee. inches and line in depth on the side
next to street and 81 feet inches lines line
dividing from Lot No. No. measures the raue on
the line dividing from Lot No and 81 feet inches and
lines on the other side line nearest
E4-TERMSOnc-th third cash and the balance al and wears
N me noes OF the bearing
mum and mortgage until final payment per cent interest
ings the Of Chippewa Pleasant streets 10 be
the vendor. 80 -
Acts Of sale before H. Peters, Notary Public at the ex
penee OF The purchasers, ne
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BY ]. B. WALT0N

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF lots IN THY
town Of osyka hiss.-Suceessien c. C. Bier and G. 81
Bier Co. = ~ " 80 ~ -
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auconeer-ohhce, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, December 3, 1859, At II o,eyoclx
y Charles Exchange end Ia
order The Honorable the Fourth Court oS Ne
Orleans dated 18th October 1859 creditors
Chas. G. Bier and G. Bier Co.. will be sod public ane
TWO LOTS or GROUND in til. town Of osyka State Of
Mississippi situated Liberty street between First and second
streets from the New Orleans jackson Great
Northern Railroad measuring each 50 feet front by 30 feet
depth.
HlyTERMS-Cesh
before j. Ricardo Notary Public expense
Of the purchaser.
vENTE POSITIVE TT SANS RESERVE DE TERRAISs
dams la Vile de Osyks MssSucceson de G. G. Bier ct G.
c. Bier l. Co.
PAR J. B. WALTON.
Eucanteur-Bureau, 10 Bank Place
SAMED1. lc dc decembrc 1859, n midi, n
de phonoabe Quatremc de District Ia Eouvee OrIs-
dais e q doctobre 1859 pour compile des
Cha. G. Bier ct O. g. Bier Co.. il vendu encan
DEUx TERRAlES dams Ia Vile de 0syka,
pp sitnts sur la libe les Premiere Deux
eme lct dn cenin de fer dc la Nouvee ORLEANS
Ct Great Northern chscun pieds DO
pieds de profondeur.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ace de venie pardeyan b. j. Ricardo Notare Public
rat' ae Iacqnsseur M
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The Grand Aquarfa;
or. OCEAN AND RIVER GARDENS


Msnags,ie G III Fhs Eqgtrayng il the yd and
the of the deep and the habits of the their
quiet retreats where the hnny tribe disport the coral
aeconae advances in their NOISY retreats or wander
through the owe beds where the purple gold
ca the brilliant blue Csdophor tho glerng crimson bellies
erin the nearlnted Chondas md the Corana
present infinite variety to be vad in novelty eou
beauty by nothing in the of the picturesque dry land"
the necessity Of constantly changing the which they are
confined In these Aquara the disturbed years
Fish breathe the air that is incorporated within the
its stead This removed quickly destroys animal
life shounh the food Of vegetation recently been
is the oxygen upon which fish thrive 10 consume
the carbonic acid which they emit When aquatic plants
and fish associated therefore in Just proportion they
ualy contribute to ench others existence Each throws off
what the others ineNoraby Demands each demands
what the others organism rejects When any portion Of the
marine vegetation decays making the bd and unwhoe
part Of They Water swine and sseedily de-
m the disturbing Upon these curious pri
GRASD AouRkfA or ocEAN ANb RvGR GAR RlS rs
As HsIfsf TGh aa mss e oDg
ing The pillows in the mammoth tank devoted amphbous
THE FAMOUS GERMAN MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA
miracle of mechanism and melody, executing operate airs
oserures and popular music with he capacity precision Of
regular orchestra
g@fsf a M5 NJ wills es
stey beautiful piece mechanism, the pepleNy scen
titic and mechanical world
rdy e ga ana s5seay arranged
here aiys last winter weighed $50 pounds Besides
loa GIRI1s 1T $ii # tS'@sE years
servants. Is cents Liberal arrangements will schools
The Museum will be open every day from 10 A. NJ to p NJ
The fishes will be fed every day at II A. NJ precisely.
2 3 4, &, q. I, $, and l0o'clnck. MIC st
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE cArAEoGuEc EDIT sALE-seo CASES OF
Boots, Shoes and Erogans.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Room, "a Old Levce street
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
= NJ, at their auction No d Old iesee street, will b
$40 Boots Shoes and Brogan for Men, Women and
fre,h and ssiec.
York and philadelphia - %''''A'' '''
~ III at ,ss 10 e''*
Catalogues will be ready and be obtained the morning
BAsKETs-BAsKET s-roR ACCOUNT OF WHOM II
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Office 81 Chsrtrss street.
r. II. . tas 10th sse m nss e. 10 scloek
tween Beye md Cont streets, for account Of whom may
sy-rEEss@ts.h sewing and f'Dss Baskets n,s
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.
BY ANSEL EDWARDS, 49,.
T. ARNTIELD Auctioneer.
Store 50 sit. Charles street.
THIS EVENING, and every weekday eve
ming during the business season. early gasgh. will be
general of Miscellaneous Books choice stand
Useful Ar's History, biography Travel, Voyages
ol1 u
CREDIT sALE-Do CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRO
gaiis, Hats and Caps.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms, II Charities street,
MONDAY, 2Ist inst, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
WI their Auction Rooms, No. II Cartres street. will
s'o cases of Boots, Shoes and Brogans
,,. % cases Mems and Boys Hats and Caps.
CREDIT sALg-lso LOTS WINTER CLOTHING, VAIL
ses. Travelling Bag, Trunks, etc.
BY BLACHE 81 LEAUMONT,
a..,.. Auction Rooms No. u Chartres street.
MONDAY, 21st inst.,. Mt 10 o'clock A. M,
~ at their auction rooms No. II charsss street, will be
100 Black Packing Trunks
80 Black yai,es and Travelling Bags.
H. lf.' ale. si ksA fAs Winter Clothing nj,
Hoop Skirts, Linen Hdkfs., etc.
1.E BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Recm, No. % Old Levee street.
e 2sd inst 4 19 A. MI NJ
20 pieces Black Gros du Rim
100 boxes new style Bonnie, Ribbons
So. WATCH s,ss sPriaz Skirts ls'o 30 springs.
An of shaw Linen Hdkfs Opera Hoods Fancy
ss ~ t.ksi e.i a. sale. MIG
FRENCH EMBROIDERED LACE cHEMIsETTEs AMI
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Y.t Aucuoneer-oHce, So Chartres st.
4, n. auction rooms M scaar,rss street. Cont
extra dne french embroidered Lace cemettes and
Sleeves
nf-TERMs-Cash mig
ExT TE SALE OF Slaves AT AuorIoN-s4 VERY
likely young Negroes single and in families comprising
choice field hands men, women boys and girls 25 from
pala'ion on long Credit without reserve, the Cit,
Hotel. =
BY G. E. GIRARDEY & CO.,
AUCTICSEERs,
Office No. 81 Magazine street
TUESDAY, the 22d November, 1859, com.
nensing al II o'clock precisely, public auction ih
My Hotel on Common street, between Camp Magazin
streets, will be sold
sStyF -Four Choice Negroes single families cassin
strictly No. nosty adapted to the culture either sugar
! cotton.
Catalogues giving full descriptions Of the gang be had
| the Office Of the anctioneey. "
NS-TERMs-Sx twelve months credit for approved cit
ccepaces bearing cent interest," the purchaser
| iers, cash.
Act Of sale before f. Barnett Notary Public the expens
| of The purchaser. mis-
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF
Imbeed Land in the Parish Of lberye close 10 the Nc
Donongh lands ~ " - -
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucTIosEER-Offce, 10 Bank Place.
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land adjoin-
ing the McDonough lands, property ihe city Of
baltimore known Section No 80 Township H. Range Is
East, containing 63S 32-l0e acres - eN "
This considered valuable in the State
not only for the immense quantity of cypress and timber
which it contains, but for the admirable quality SOIL
r For terms, apply to j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer No. 10
e6 IF
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PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Foxes according to
ocaon Upper and Lower Circle Parquette
20 cents Boxes Third Tie) 20 cons; White Gallery, ~
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T ,EcTURE ON NATURAL HISTORY.
PROFESSOR RICHARD
Begs the citizens of New Orleans
deliver the First OF his of Lectures the LfCEEM
ROOM of the CITY HALL, on St. Charles street,
Saturday, November 10, 1853,
Commencing at IL o'clock ~
The subject Of his First lecture will be NATURAL HISTO-
RY, with especial reference to the department of
oLOGY. .=
Professor r. has devoted life Of aborou study
investigation Of the Animal Kingdom; he arranged
and sysea,ized the results be enabled tho
Amateurs and Schools of this city within the compass Sin
Lecture clear and utcligib knowledge interesting
subject In its most extensive view.
E1-Tckets of Admission, 50 A liberal arrangement
will be made with Schools and Societies. application
lessor r. at his % trayer st Charles nl7 81
~ The Io%se Of BARD cAUlFlELD Co, on The lst in.
' UT ai;iffs will attend to the settlement
THos. FiTZGERALD
New Orleans, November II, $50.
coPARTNERsIIIP-r UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Of @ for e 1nas1 ,ns s
General Western business at No. q
Tchoulitouas street
T TASs: r / hAhRI
New Orleans. November II, 1853 mis- In
sI TEhs1NS LID CLAIMS a,,ss, "gsass
and all indebted the deceased requested make
immediate payment 10 he ssn nadsTs liz rAy,oR
MI I'm IS Camp street
SECONDHAND MACHINERY FOR SALE.
eh %s Sd he s ss he @ cid fn Ma
Two Steam Engines "a inches diameter and seet stroke of
tfs sS TECHS s,rosa VIII
sPs sna VI j.
Two DouhleFned Boilers 30 feet long, diameter with
fire 'front.' CRATE bars safety valve blow Oft and cfock valve
m sssr viii "sss se%S'sa snd
everything in complete otder-nesrly sls good as new.
- New Machinery.
BURROWS PATENT GRIST MILLS.
lie has also received from the Manuactury Cincinnati,
SUPERIOR MILLS,
OF the sizes of 30 and IS inches diameter stone, Cleared
Mills which he will sell the Manufacturers lowest prices
GEORGE PATTERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
NIL 1T corner of pelord and New Leyee streets.
A A. nIAGINNIs' COTTON SEED OIL
OIL CAKE MANUFACToRY
| Nos. lis and liz magazine street,
| NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly Crude and Superior Clarified OIL
| or. CAKE, OIL CAKE MEAL, and dccor,icated Seed.
Orders for the above filed with promptness and Dispatch
CASH paid for COTTON SEED delivery. MIC If
SUCCESSION ESTATE OF JJ. M {, VIA st y
y Creditors reqnes ed meet at my Office on
| 18th nsi., o'clock p. NJ for consultation
w. l.. I4ANIER, Counsellor
| mis- cor. Grayier and New I.evec
| u ED WINES
| IL 100 casks Good Ordinary,
| 81 ST. Emlion,
20 ST. Esephe,
| Chateau Margaux,
3 Palmer
| 3 Gescours
For sale by S. ID. GRATIAA L Co,
M 50 Cusomlouse st.
| A A. IL p'MEzA
(SUCULLU & D,NIIcZA DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MOLASSES
And
Importers of Havana Produce
AND CIGARS,
OFFICg-No. ST. LOUIS STREET
Constantly hand in lots purchasers Sugars and Mo-
asses the lowest market rates. Also Havana Cigars of the
select and choicest brands and Havana Produce generally
| NJ 2pit-6m CUCLIIU & DMEZA.
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BY D. E. MORPHY,
WENDNE r. asa inst, at y o'clock A.
ptoulas streets, will be sold 0N''> ANU -'A''
ed hass Gig rs dsss fl varieties s ; ADAPT
anieed in every respect tai Ill,
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE e,c.-succEssIoNo or THos.
McGuire-No. 1875.
BY ]. A. BEARD 81 CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office, 81 Common street.
IT, J. 81 A. hos Hss.ns III
or } s esan ns %
Fulton md Adele streets. SAID lot 20 feet front
parallel lines American |' nav '''''
The Improvements comprise comfortable cottage out build
ings, etc.
.oalas street, Fourth District sud lease extends to iSe
LIST day of January, 1852
tbs no Ish can be at the Office of
TERNNThe purchaser Of the real estate 10 assume
s june 81 for rd e s s cent
Graham Notary for the balance Of the real estate and per-
Act Of sale before VIM Latham Notary at the expense of
TERRAIN ANELI9 Msf.2sSs DE THOMAS
PAR j. A. BEARD 81 CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Encanteur
Bureau, 81 Commune
JEUDI, le 2 decembre 1859, a midi, u rIIotel
UN TERRAIN, ensemble baiisser amsorations
M % rsT Jon
sephne, proondeur de GO peds ii gnes
entire lignes pai allele, amsricnne.
Les authorizations consistent maison tres comfortable
autres batisses
AUST
lie bail u mngasin encognure DIES jackson
poua dams lie Quareme District lie dit bail expire
janver 1862.
-Aussi-
Pusieurs pctts complies dpos pour
u terrain
pothege proprieta de Ia de $7O portant pour
dntare dn lie JUN lS6o dit hypoeque passa pardevan
James an oaire pour la balance du ees
personnel Compliant.
Acte de vente pardevaut VIM G. Latham notae,
de 1Rcuutreur,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q VARIETIES THEATER, GRAv1ER s

Leader of Orchestra. CARLO PATTI
PRICES Or ADMISSION, Private Foxes, according to
nGs5 nj ys D. c %b sn
cents colored Gallery Is cents
Sixth Night of the Season.
oyERTURE-LA DANE BLANCHE by the Orchestra
SATURDAY EVENING, November 49, 1859
VIII be repeated The old comedy, THE COUNTRY SQUIRE
Squire Broasdants is o'iSna pa " Henry wslask ior
%s III. F.S S.s nj .ss
and 'isIis 81
.aei conclude f with petite comedy q tsED
NJ s ASns IT. Bssd sH rs NJ
Norris Lady claerbuck Mi. " <. chapman Mary, Mis-, H.
Rv-In active preparaon--"The victirns.r
Box Office open for securing Private Boxes and Chairs
fr &" A. NJ ny F. during the week On Sundays from
Private Boxes and Chairs be occurred days in ad
vance of the day of performance Nc seats secured until paid
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Performance to at
MO W. Il. cHIPPENpALE Treasurer.
CPALDING & ROGERS
MUSEUM AND ANPHITHEATER
g. r. srALplso..... Manager
Engagement for One Week Only of Knceand, Adams &
Campbell NIinstrcls.
cmpns III. aS SSfh 5 S 4 ss Harrison Eng
~ &, kNEEIASp, of Rumsey 4 sewcomb. Campbell
JOHN ADAMs, of Matt. Peels,s Campbell Ninssrels.
- BORDWEII4 Of Rainer's .Eolians.
W. W. HEDDEN, of Rulnscy 4 Newcomb's Campbell Min
f fHfk sssT5H g es, q Msrs aa.r.
+ 4 PfAFfScsciiL1GER, Of Original s~,ss Bell
E EyF nsHn n:s sn. variety o. NEGRO
MINsTREIsY.
H8- Admission, 50 cents. Colored Gallery, Is cents.
Doors open at hulfpaa ocock-Curtain rises at half
:, rg-retfolmancs EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATuR-
ORLEANS TIIEATER. -. ORLEANS STREET.
LIZ cHALhT. COME Opera, ~ ad. Adam BRurus,
H 81 G ETlE a ae i FL Il sns
Doors open at 61s o'clock. Performance commences at
PRICES OF ADMISSION Parqas.te Firft ard Second
Third Circle. for people of color ~ cents MS
CIT. CHARLES TFaEATER.-sT CHARLES ST
Mr. DE Lessee and Manager
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF
MISS JANE COOKIES.
SATURDAY NIGHT November 49, 1859,
.The celebrated tragedy Of THE ITALIAN WIFRBianea
h c 9sne eaed ~ soneHs s T
'I@s d JOEY sSs will
E-In ehcarsaThe butesque of "ialls Rookh, with
Sew Scenery and Moving Panorama.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquetts rs
cents. Second Circle 70 cents Gallery, rs cents Private
Doors open at 81 O'Clock; the Performance
O'Clock.
Boy Office open from 10 A. NJ. tnaP.M; . n--
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OrricE PosrcHARrRAIN RAILROAD Co,
New Orleans Nov. H. IsJ9. (
B9-At "a meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
held 10Th dividend Of -Four cent declared the
Capital stock Of the Company payable TO The Stockholders
their legal representatives, and after me december next
BY order: +. Ii. GOODWIN,
nlH 10 e Is 20 da D 8 9 10 SecretarY.
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IACOBs. ART GALLERY, Is CAMP STREET,
New Urleans-E. Jacobs Al hs old post sssn-
respectfully informs patrons Of
Dsguerreoype Ambroype and Photograph Gall
ery established that lie has secured term OF
JACOBS the original proprietor who has
Just returned Europe with all the late u the
the Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish. S.
Miniatures If colors ivory other material
shit the and price Of ALL will be taken in
pas.abe style Photographs from life from Other e
public private buildings machinery will be taken Of
any siza required, either plain painted.
The artists in the United States employed and
work done will be guaranteed give satisfaction.
instruction given in the art. " ss W
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
Of works of and and ladies and gentlemen
fully invited o visit 1t. NJ
Frices moderate. Terms cash on delivery.
n1l 6u II. a N.
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r INIE-a5D bbls. THoMASToN, RoCkLAND, Richard
IL Cape Lime, Bald Mountain, Alnbama and Sugar Lime
anding and in store for sale by
KEARNEY, BLoIS 4 CO.,
sci ~ Magazine street.
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM STOPPENHAGEN
BY TOURNE & THOMAS,

BY TUURNE q THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRSR, Auctoncer.
Office, ll9 Common street.
WEDNEsDAY,D Dec. Il, 1859, ut II o'clock
w NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange, will be sold public
auction by virtue and in pursuance order from the
F. H. Morgan Judge Of the Second District Court of New Or
leans dated 9Th November 1853 for of said
sion. viz
OUIS negro aged about q years. creole born good
cook
BILL aged about is years. subject to rema-
tism.
WILLIAM. alias BILL aged about IS years, found
Of the deceased hut for which slave title whatever
has been yer discovered Will be Sold therefore, without
of title
E5-TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale before r. Kerr Notary Public expense
OF tho purchasers nl2 Dc de- II
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIvIERE.
BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer.
Office 19 Common street.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, 1859, at IL O'Clock
w NJ. at the ST. Charles Exchange, will be sold auction,
by virtue and in order from the Hon r. H.
Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
10Th November, 1850 of said succession,
ADAM, or TlRG1S, negro aged about % years.
CAROLINE, mnatress. aged about SO yenrs; EMMA
GER, her child aged about years.
Nf5- TERMS-Cssh
Act of sale before Magner Notary Public the ex-
rense Of the purchaser nl2 26 do 10 IA
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MALAGA FRUIT. .-..-p MALAGA FRUIT.
100 boxes London Layer Raisns.
900 boxes ~ r.
800 half boxes u. r.
800 or. =. London Layers.
Now landing and for sale by
A. r. COCHRAN 4 HALL.
...H Is New L-Yee and II Fulton st.
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CAPT wM p DUNCAN. L. JAMES
civil EyGINEERING-J. K. DUNCAN Co.
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects and Superintendent
Nos. l3l COMMON STREET, and
fe24 Iy 241s CARONDELET STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-19
Sixth Night of the Season.

Box Office open for securing Private Boxes and Chairs
from A. until r NJ during the week. On Sundays from
10 A. N. until 3P. NJ.
Private Boxes and Chairs be secured days in ad
Of the day Of performance. No secured until paid
for.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Performance to at
~ O'Clock.
MIC W. Il. CHIPPENDALE. Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-19

Il. WALTON,
y. CITY AUCTIONEER,
And
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, will give his
al sales of Real Estate, Slaves Furniture
Shares incorporated Companies SHccessions
CarEoes Damaged Cotton and Merchandise generally.
He invites attention TO the advantages he will in the
purchase aspsenent of Real Estate having in the
PREPARATION from the most reliable large
cost separate plans Of of ground Showing every
lot and the dnenons thereof IN each square, in the four dis
ricts # the with which will be kept record of all sales
made
In this he will also have the aid and advice Of Mr.
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations of city for thirty years and whose general
knowledge of the value of property will enable the undersigned
to offer parties requiring his services superior advantages
seSD 6m
DOTATOES-l0O bbls. Northern landing ex ship Noun
i taneet and for sale by S. WOLFF,
ms Corner Of tiravier and New Ievee streets.
DRUNEs IN CARTOONS-lOo expected per
Yeaton, from Bordeaux, for sale by
s. d. GRATIAA & CO.,
o3l If No. 20 Customhouse street.
COFFEE 30 BAGS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
~ landing per steamship Toulon, and for sale by
OIL 5. WOLFF corner GraTer and New Ievee