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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-26
Chittendcu County

vs., iea-r from Oh. fr Prose taa, there
aa,, o,ea large addition. 90 TOE museum of
On, University o. burlington There .h4.
oecr recent, acquired for tnr institution O.
superb carF. n 20 sdIhu't-- h-l---
------ Z I-ll.z-s..'.- e-t,iou ot Culver AuI.
-ma. hluglou--tne notes aud Illustrations u,-
luc made 1t corps OF Lac most eminent pu.
r.l. and Euccesscrs go France Nu other
work ever uuuIsugu eau Take Jnp place Of ID,
ans iu q. VERY great extent no future uIscoyt-
re. cam do ava, with Its value. Iu the nIuus
oi 5. philosophical and iudeiaurau, o. stu-
uCul and teacher as Prot Margs, the work
viii Ne tu-ucl-to most excellent account. Luz
this is not all. q large and beautiful colirg
uou OF stuffed American bird---saiG nv Prof
f3u,rd ~ tue Smithsonian institute. 90 Ue uu-
SURPASSED. for rcuI excellence nv more than
three or four collections M the United States.
aas berr received from New \ orE City. med
lAuov boz the University MusUgu There
ARE above 26o distinct species iu the collo,-
lions, and OF MANY species there are paire--
AL. we believe, American birds.
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2 The town OF Isle la Motto seems 90 bee .a-
tea The following are some OF the accidents
whicb ha,t happened there within three
weeks On tht l4tn Of October inst. lady
was nearly burned 70 death IN consequence
&. ucr clotnCs taking hrr m o taiiUw which
her husband was clearing ON tine 18th, a
man naJ bis lex badly broken bN KICK from
O. ncrsc he was cnucavurng to catch. On the
5Ist, another man ma ms ieE broken 10y MS
horse masking false step and falling while
be- was 10 the ac, Of riding hIui over ledge
of smooth limestone. On Lpe % OF the pre-
cut month, tnc son OF Seneca H. Rlke was
ALLIED uy having ala hkuu fractured, while
driving "a horse that5gas running away On
the I'm, as n 10 give light ou the preceding
chapter of calamiues. the barn and sheds Of
Exrn Pike were sci on hre about IL clock
az might, by some maEcl0us individual. and
burned 90 the ground destroying Lbout zoo
bushels Of oats, considerable quantity of
corn. moving MACHINES and VARIOUS other
farming implement
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barnet

Noyrmhr- is -amu5 Gumme.i. .l... hnrl-
g. rols o. pump .or Ims is is ocneycd TO
og iae fastest tim. on record, considering the
short ua,. Toy ln,- month Aaron mus. Try
-ae-.a 0ammel ,s "Egaa, bore
Artists Gage. SO 81. Joftzoer,-, and i.av-
SON r- iyuuoU have lall.y been taking ster'
eo.core view o.. romantic aceucry which
unauuut 90 au uuuau4. c1tuut 90 TINS vicinity.
Fletcher oi tl.s place mas sevcra. photograph
ir views finished with q s>i.l tnat should rams
hIui among the hrst ariisu OF tne count,
Ih, telegraph wire is down near the de
p-.-THs Courreg4uoua.is, s1eiot. which
hu been supplied tae pas, yc-r 10y hes.
Hrrr, Falranhs. o. % present without o.
uaats.--a goocaril iar missionary iaD1r.-.
Iac5earr ul8unrfr i-,ssF pzapia attend church
M rr-sr7ri. er to toe inha1itauta ~ the village
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.... .. arE alH., afarrs..la. nuugfrf
sa aH. RI tHr lntaalau'- frmal A. ra Ha.
ZOO -sa.. boa .l.t trreiaI-. o.. H. rar-
ulHfr ihls piece ura.ri. aaaua. aa
3D.. 600. o' tla mafF lfHau OIL. .r.
rr-aHrHIn ciuIra Hzrr Hrt... HrH aH
rummaa.aua mesisr -Hauaa o.. M. haH
There aH. nar rrfra meeting. iu taHa.
ra.aa m. a.rapIr. Boz .alr different freauI
tuH f.aaa. iV lauweEU aHsH1.t a.t
Araa4nt u. au. n haN~ eve
s.. s-4H Fre.t .IE..
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Horrible Murder a, sou,hwiel, Ma,,

On THURSDAY o. ias, veea daughter o.
Henry HoicouU Of Souinvich. upon return
ing from acnoo. aooat oeiocA. found ncr
father and mother wnotn -t-- isst4 ieit a. FttsF-
absent from nome, ana the mouse vacant
Surprising that they had gone 10 d remol,
part Of the town Oh a visit, she passed the
night, uususpiciopsiy, with ueigutoung rel
alive On frluay morning neighuor call
ing at the house aJou, clock. was attract
ed by the groaus of some person 30 the ct.-
la. Upon going into the cellar, the VIE 81
Ho.comD was found lying IN one corner, wei
tering in blood and nearly senseieal pom
her mead were found hyc or SIX ureadiu,
wounds. the scalp being Torn and iarecratea
and piece OF il found upon the cellar floor
The Springfield RepuLlieaH, from which
we get the above particulars, SAYS
Henri Hoicuub, the husband, is d son Of
Amasa HoIcomb, formerly Methodist min
lister, who mas Represented suuthvIck auc
inns county two besaons ~ tine House Oh
Representative and one in the state Senate
lie Ia also vel known through tae c3uuul
az manufacture OF telescope, having iui
uishcd many OF the prominent colleges and
schools Of learning with them. hes~H Ho-
comb married about ] 3 wears SINCE hcl1raA
Dibbic. daughter oi Aeuocu A. D50ble o'
tine same town. Air. HOicsmo .is about 81
years old. and AIs wife - h.s seDior 10, about
olb wear They nave ouii one hsiur chl.l, o.
bYlgia. intelligent Dos - o., en-ycart
Mr.. Holoom1 q large. muscular man. a1
feel high, ana weiEHt 100 lUl.. with CARA
tueary biacA hair anG eyes liza wife be-
aaouT gsrdiurn t.ga-, s.sa ai1~n. cuTls half
has hight vyef. q pheasant ard iutcllrru,
cuuutenAncl, and when young Inuti hare beer
quite pretty. My. Hoic8LlB wa e frrg EirIr,
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A.L. Iuro. -ia 1a. Caeaoaan af Nov
-. ,ua CAV. aa aeseun. O.. ir which COS.
earr..a near our village nl which tae Pottery
g, taa morning of No,. d. perceive .n tnat
urae-,ou neglected Co speak G. tas manly
czcruoas az Torrent cuelu. Co.. No. !. winch
v... ut a.. %. only oa. hoIs.. drew
tne.s cHgu, over three miles auo 'yerr on
Oh. cradnl DOING good execution in less than
ONE hour from tine uret -uI-~Vvery ut the tre
there's, saving large vaierWhee which
cos, some $500. May i1ts choices; hiosaings
atteuo sueu noble mca, and may their shaa-
ovs mover grow less
~ IuIN.ut-EN nENTIL
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Wmdnam touut5

HrwU uTalHr inI tErrr yeHu uugau.
O.. Inru1r" acaaemN au. i.r tfr yrar
HuHaHa. NJ trHH DunF. t ST. n4I.
seminary la arc-lr f1 establish trsf e.a..
iHa... seminary 200 West nrst-s11r. Is urr
uaa...r b. o.. Do. erected aE- NJ. f-u4.
opened tnr autumn a' lhD.
lrru aH Tucson Smith .' hs.l1v. Ia.
base ta. al sheer k.ira n uaFt vlll.l 4.
iHr Hrfa.
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Caboi.-Biairuit surrieaI Operation

Ar a. ". A.a. "a. caD--rrr,--T uu-J
F.. useaasarf 90 laf. % sseDH- operative p1a
tHe iaar previously ampu.atel rrla Hubble.
Of Montpelier. called 10. Do. ~ uaaar ~
l-1-H Ta- upon examination, iaua- b ue0
s.slr q. amrl.a. H. nearer tu. naLlr
Ia.a. IHa paurHt su- placed under tHr iH.
naeur r ch.aro.rrn hal 90. fr1 delicate
operation q removing ta. lHre. cuuel1rH
bones o. Iae iogt vaf performed win euirr
sair, ~. aausiaruaa Tho other io1r @
~ va.r. va. amnluis. nr Dr Good
n ~, March D. nealr-. an. 90. praspr
4 ur prrssHf rm. Don speedy recovery b.
encouraging lma operation with many ola-
Atr turerr'a out.. aDuuaHrty testify O.
au a-.. a.. I-4Fmnr ...u. G1oav4a as 8
rHrgea.aua commend H.m 90 t4r c1la4eur
.ar rua..
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a Ioluu>e OIgJALl.--N g. Aal tar .lo.-
lowing in inc iHst LaugreFluoualisl. Jrciie.
nous paper,l unucr thr mead OF ucutHr
I'm CnosBre eh ur l1raa Colo. g.
fAlr G presented b. president Jefferson u
1909 b mammoth vhcest weighing 1900 lbs
ug O. new years E.fsJ
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Ho, a MURDERER AcTs-Althouch Hot
CONT, thr wife murvtefes, was generally kind
and attentive TO H.s vile. az lar as appear
ance' would indicate, the following from one
VINO mas kupo Inn, speaAs yoiuH4el agaius,
him
90 "H'e was very stern boz h,s disposition, au-
lacked those finer domestic feelings yhat iu
part happiness aud love 90 the family hets,
hold ; and be- carried thc iueA that woman D.
inferior 10 man, and inzt she should AWAY.
bc suoscrylcu; 90 hIm. Airs. Hoicomu. on
tine other nauG possessed remarkably ioN-
ing and tender nature, and Is OF that class 20.
women who want sympathy and affection.
gr-l long 90 feel the uutgushing- of kiu-
dred soul ana receive the caressiug and pct-
ung that o true and loving wife needs aua
desircA. She did not get TINS from her bus
bOnd,--hC.wus too cold and distant. she
felt that he did not cdre for her. and through
IN health and a strong tendency 90 insanity
which 90 times was exhibited, she became
Jealous Of him when be- showed any attuu
ton % other women. They bccam, NOR,
and more cstranged. and that sympathy unG
oneness that pcrvude the true couiuraI rels-
ton we're broken, and apathy. aud indihuf
eucu ensuct
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IfTu IHnH FmgnIt--lH large m.-..a
r force aE lAansaturu uaa quoted tHr irar
~ f.. lIrruan. naF Vice be- aaid ia raf.
received lmter' iron intelligent and rsspar
aa.. plut 10 IHr NORTH aH. uf' aaalr.Hg
ul ~ 300. organization a. bone. in- tH0 m
lemm. roscoe Brown aH4 la. other aa.
prisoner among amru o. % rum1r-a l..
Hr bod received alspaira from COOS Coco.
rf ono. informing boom tHal iare. ucaF u.
mru-ir1u 600 90 IOD.-ar. lMnr fa.-
aal. ir- a. ram. commands. HI John
bmHa Ir % vmr. Cos $50, BE- sa.. o.
Ha,r replied tHa. 70 o0r lHa,r a..av. them
4. rra.. 900. aH. n. v. uH. proceeding
a-au# uu I.r irsasa. IS -.a.af. o.. .
FOL. been receive. ,au o. Masl-. johnson
U. a.Hsanu... r.r.Ha-lrs lH. r
nanaa atsuu.. frau orr Caat.
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HH'Hr made t1cmHr'Fr' iHf uH.. in' i'r~-
saaa r.urf from uolH Gurras BH. ia. tHr
vHa.a tHial twice before presenting tHrr.
t..tr. al tarrr. Coz @ srraH rll.. IH'
.Hr mHf af v.. laa. o.. ea.m rHHtH-ra..
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HrH thoroughly .rwuaUfr. Hr ira
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u.. ra .HrrftraH aHu.-aI. Nn
aa. v i.' ..ur 4.r r."
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.Har.r .'Hv mr....H r-r.. N"
H.. NHHaH. orr. s..r- "H AN 5000
r.. HuH raa. amau. i faH
."Hr"'. I'H'' -rHa. = 'Ha.. COOS.
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t.r B. harHs-. frr
Wac. rr.t tar. .fa. spas. ...a..
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ta.-sa arm.. mr. vii. D.. f.. B.. ~rr-..'
t NoriHrrnr~ CO.. ua' o.. gaHet o.,
iur c4a.tra opinion wH.sH oHr -Hsz'afr rr'-.
bog. entertain i.- 'arr courage aH. Hf'0r
vine. sue. lauas,~-. mCp-mEH .. straw
throw them m." ON Frr- t'nFaI..'.
-'f- ''trfr Turf1r-- rH7vT = fH0' g. n..
Ia.. a' danger ihf'af. diminish. f...
-hn inverted ieirsrop.
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orleans County

The STANDARD 81 engaged 3D. gring i1
readers what b calls "big stories ." irorA " hirh
We Ealle- hs following ,tvraa
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LETrEH Fnon THH CAPITAL


alaua lauE uar proved Ha.. aH. ID. n..
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MEs HALcoMB BE1IEI---Latc account.
from ooathwiok state that Mrs. H. mas re-
vived a good deal and strong hopes are en-
tcrtaincd Of has recovery. She converse
freely = and SAYS tina, her husband struck ben
hrst with his inst, knocked her down cellar
and then heat and banged her hcal against
the wall aud wiki the piece Of scautiinE uulll
sho wac is'sonsibie and hc supposed her dead.
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a. Tho Cleveland plaindcairr rays ~.
adyiHc uc,ive Democrats ~ avoid ucwspaper
iD5 iev dnyr ADOPT d more cheerful stIr
% ae....it'g hr hss pvfutiug Ere Ner tsa
tAmtLL
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1HEuur ,AcAutNN During the yeas
'ncsrnooH The seh0S.1Sg. wide rcrut
uon and affords O. pleasant. qu,c, place 70. re-
.o.. lnr tnosl VINO aealre no htuaL.
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Read What Geo. II. Morris
Il Deprauea and On,,,irero4s

Appetite is of the symptoms Of intestinal worms
patients in greedy for chalk slate pencils
variety Of Dysenivc discharges.
bowels irritation Of the membrane Of the nor and
repulsiye breath also sympoac OF the disease
ever indicated be cured thoroughly permanently safely
whether the sufferer be child adult and whether the
of suffering be the round worm tape by
few doses Of that Specific WNERs CANADIAN YER
MIFUGE.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street
Oh 2Tsteod6ltW Sole Fropretors,
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Thee. ETOis,

7NeO. ETOis,
132 CANAL STREET ,,..........132 CANAL STREET
In Touro Building,
Has &t received by the latest arrivals from Europe
assortment Of desirable Goods which very
prices
Rich Figured DE LANES at all prices.
Extra Rich ROBES DE LAME.
A Fine Assortment Of Plaid CTALIIES.
Fine Plaid woRSTED
GRIsAIII,E and Figured English BAREGEs.
Do, in ROBES PATTERNS
Embroidered and Figured English BAREGES.
Email md Large Figured Double English BAREGEs
Fine CASE MAREST and BAREGES
Rich French CALICoES.
A Large Assortment of Shn,yls.
Chenille SHAWIS Tarans do Silk Striped Worstcd
do do Round Corner with Tascl; Broche Cashmere do;
Black Cashmere do; Long do
Velvet and Cloth CLoAKS Black silk Msntillsa worsted
Nett shawlss, Ladie' Marquisc Parasol Umbrellas.
Black Bombasine and Apaca Plun Black Colored Cash
nercd dEcoe Chdrens White colored Pigno TaImas
Basques Capes Long and Short Cloaks of various
prices Tape Bodered lIsmched Embroidered Mourning
Linen Cambria Handkerciefs, Enbroderes all STYLES
French Blankets, Fsnnel Douesties large amount Of
other Goods not above mentioned o2l 2p6t
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SUCCESSION OF BENJAMIN DOYLE-POSITIvE SALE
of desirable Country Seat in the Parish of Livingston,
BY ROBERT ARMFIELD,

AuerIosEER,
SATURDAY, November 5th, 1859. Mt l2
- O'Clock, NJ by virtue of order of the
Morgan Judge of the Second District Court dated September -
1859 rendered In the matter OF the above at the 81
Louis Exchange ST. Louis street between Ghares Royal
streets, will be sold 's
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND containing % 7s 100 acres.
bounded north and east by lands owned owned by Ia
vid Wood; south by lands owned Tor lately owned by II
and Eliza Carr. ~ y W ei
Also A TRACT OF LAND adjoining the above containing
fifteen bounded north and owned or
owned by D. H. Harvey; south by lands ael owned
by D. H aTvsy and Carr and BY lands lately
thereon consisting of oneory Cottage House. containing four
rooms and Cabinet fine garden two acres ia cult
walton. " ~ " s'
rs TERMS-Cash
Act Of sale before f. George Wells Notary Public nj the
pense oil the purchaser oil 10 II a. nos
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DIR. Darts

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
In all pulmonary affections whore there is pain in the chest
sides accompanied by night Of asthma
the patient cannot lie down. where the lungs affected
either by bleeding or inflammation in all such and similar
this Incompatible medicine the rescue
credbly short time completely relieves the sufferer
the their natural functions heartily recommend
The WILD CHERRY AND TAR to the suffering people of
country.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Fl and Isl Chartrea
General for tho South, whom should
be addressed n24 2r3teodSltW
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r A. FAHNEsToCIx,s yERMIFUGE--

Il A. FAfiNESTOCIx'S VERNIIFUGE.-
,,,ss-, u NEW ORLEANS, june 49, 1855
IL you st OF about fifty customers who testify to
~ + r NJ + U G. E.
IL appears that another
duced into many parishes YOUR medicine s vol I,
lor great many persons In writing for Fanesock Ve,mnre
remark" We want b. A. andn no other '''i'iuse
Ny GALES this year will be Mt least lTD rross
Very respectfully
o24 In FTP. DUGoNGE 80 Charities street
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A.Halip IkHhnl,
EAGLE MACHINE. WORKS.
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills. Crist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps, Of a sizes and descriptions
shafings, Couplings Puleys, Hangers and Boxes Of all
sires
Locomotive, Flues and Cylinder Boilers.
Shingle, Lath and Planning Machines.
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, every description.
Agent for Bergers & Bcyle's Machine ground Saws.
Virginia Penitentary Made Axeseyery one Of which il
fully guaranteed.
II. NJ. Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter.
Ny Machinery has received the highest given
the United States Experienced mechanics erect
Machinery eel when desired purchaser
discovering that the was represented it can
be returned my expense.
Orders communications addressed the undersigned
through the Post Office will meet with prompt attention.
An Illustrated Catalogue containing List Prices Certid
Gates etc, will be sent by mail postage paid desiring
PHILIP RAHM,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
ns-offce in New Orleans 81 St. Charles 2p6-ta1
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been instrumental in making sales Of
FASSMAN,S IRON TIE

to Planters throughout the country deem be my duty to
10 their agents. the Factors that is no necessity for
them charge that the Presses of This cy
make ronound Cotton there two Presses that
have done business those liberal TERMS of
NOT MAKING THOSE CHARGES FOR YEARS PAST
and there others who do same receiving all
iron bound Cotton without extra charge.
Should my Planter be called upon pay charge
would be obliged to him if he would exhibit BILL as am
something of curiosity hunter.
To Ship Captains would that in your Cotton
comes 10 in Fassmans Tic is pressed than the
average Of bound Cotton that II SOME OF THE
fkESs MEN of this city determined niure the repua-
hon oil Mr. Fassmans Tie much possible ready
descend to anything to njure it, your expense
Should your Cotton come to badly pressed Fassans
Iron Tic please give him notice aud he haul it to the Or
leans Press my expense justice for you by recon-
pressing it rs it should be- This Tie is like the Holmes
Churchill Tie which many of you in your cagoes
last year bu it is guaranteed to nny crcu
stances properly applied and will also you to carry at
least ten cent cargo than in rope Cotton
Respectfully,
F. BELCHER,
Oh 2pif Agent for Fassnans Iron Tie.
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Roots, Shoes and Hats.

Montgomery, Samuel Facs Lady Bessngton and the steam
ships DeSoo and Granada
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
To which We call attention of BUYERS
Our stock is in part, comprised of the following
10000 pairs Russe Brogans, for Plantation uso
10000 Kip, Calf and Seal Broguns
10000 Kip, Calf and Thick Mud Boots
5000 Grain, Hunter and Planters Boots
10000 Ladies', Chldrens and Misses Shoes of
every variety.
rg-For sale on liberal TERMS by
JOHN ~ GOULD & CO.,
sel9 2nf Magazine street.
II. Fl. Tyler.
ITO CANAL ST. ..,.............,......NEWo ORLEANS.
Dealer in
FINE WAT SHES. CLIO CKS,
u EsEvv Ia Il Try,
SIL YER AND PLATED WARE.
Manufactures 10 Order
SilverSvarc and JexyeIry.
- DIAMONDS RESET, WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY.
REPAIRED. je6 2pH
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BY JULIAN NEVILLE Ss CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer

ESQ., belonging TO the succession of Logan Mcknight Esq
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
x-r go Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, 27th day of October, at ia
O'Clock NJ at the St Charles Exchange ST. Charles street
BY virtue Of order of the Hon r. H. Morgan Judge Of he
second District Court dated September 3D. 1859 rendered IN
the matter o. the above succession, will be sold
The beautiful residence the late Logan Esq ait
uacd in the Fourth District dste Lafayete in the sauare
bounded by Coliseum dae Paqueine seef Washington
Prytania, and Fourth streets.
The ground contains nine lots measuring G feet ~. incbe
front on Coliseum street. 24 feet inches on Fourth
street thence l9 feet deep line parallel Coliseum street
thence 80 feet line parallel Fourth street. thence S. feet
to point Of beginning rs feet 81 inches and parallel to
said Fourth street. ~
The house cottage built elevated about seyen feet from the
ground containing large parlors dining on first
Eoo and In the attic with pantries china Closets ROOM
The yard is well paved and contains large cisterns with
efu force pumps attached and every convenience to
render desirable, both as to comfort and elegance
Inc grounds beautifully laid planted with choice
order - " Af's,s
The property adons the elegant residence of r. H. Short
ESQ., now IN the course Of erection and other beautiful dwell
ihes rendering altogether choice opportunity purchase
well settled neghborhood. The plan exhibition on
the stand Of the Auctioneers in the ST. Charles Exchange
R- TERMS-One third cash, balance in and two years
IN equal for notes mortgage the
erS and bearing cent interest per until due and
per cent until final if pad maturity Improve
trix. " 49, ~
Parties wishing to visit the property do bynppying
Act of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary at the expense Of the
p.Irchaser. --... SEES
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A GOOD COOPER AT AUCTION.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer, Office 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, tho 20th instant, at IL o'clock
sold - " " " -
The slave GEORGE WASHINGTON aged about q years.
good perfectly healthy sold for fault guaranteed
fully against the vices and malades prescribed by law.
U.s. TERMS-The purchaser the payment of a
mortgage of $50 due the 9th of January 1860 and the
balance cash
Act of sale before E. Foricr, Notary Public the expense
10 nD6
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FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FAMILY sERy
ants, on account Of departure.
BY J. L. CARMAN,
AUcroNHER.
HuM ~ 27th inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
;rick Dwelling No ~ Apollo street. between Poymnia and
Enerpe streets, will be sold ~
The Furniture contained in said dwelling consisting of Psor
Ghame Dningoom Hall Kitchen Furniture md embrac
ne IN part Mahogany and Hair Cloth
- e. ". acGracken Of this city: Black Walnut Chamber
FURNITURE Brussels and Ingram Carpets China Cut Glass
Mantle Clock Ornaments French Plate Miro,
Kitchen and servants room Furniture, etc, etc.
Also, at l2 O'Clock, precisely a- als.
n, Family OF Servants comprising Woman and her two
h me Woman is VI years Of and is superior
teed. ~ - 'A'' ""1 20 iuh sa"iah
asSiERAs-Cash oA
CREDIT sALE-BooTs, SHOES AND BRoGASs.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Room. Is Old I.evee street
'HUHsDAY. 27th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M.
sold , 49, - oi1 i1'ee sHee', VIII DC
f9 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans Men, Women and
Fsn,coI1pring select and desirable assortment
H0-TERMS-Over SIM, ninety DAYS credit ~ o2s