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vention.
WORCESTER, Sept. Is, 1859.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Convention assem-.
bled to-day in this city at II O'clock In order to nomi.
nate State ticket for the ensuing year The attendance
Is unusually large and much feeling exists between the
friends of Judge Douglas who wish State expression in
his favor, and those who oppose such a movement
The temporary organization effected by the choice
Of Francis Parker of Boston, Douglas man. as President
and then resolution was offered pledgng all the nom
nees Of tho Convention TO the support the doctrine Of
popular sovereignty as advocated by Mr. Douglas The
resolution being regarded out Of place this e IL
was laid on the table
The Convention was permanently organized by the
choice OF DR.. George B. Lorng permanent President
with the usual list Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
DR. Ioring supported by the Douglas wing of the
Convention and received 9l0 votes Of 3l3 thrown.
The bu3ness of the Convention then proceeded
mony and spirit being moved that ballot be entered
Into for candidate for Governor.
Hon. b +. Haett, of Boston, made a speech, in which
no withdrew his own name, and moved tho nomination Of
Gen B. J Butler of Lowell, by acclampton Tho motion
prevailed by an immense majority, and Gen Butler
unanimously nominated Stephen Bems, Of Springfield,
was in like manner, nominated for Lieutenant Governor
AT the reassemblng of the Convention after dinner the
Convention proceeded 10 ballot for four delegates at
large TO the Charleston Convention The returns showed
and James S. Whitney All Of these claimed popu-
lar sovereignty men, and is said will support tho nomi
ed lengthy series in which the doctrine of popular
,reignty is distinctly recognized and spoken OF in high
Terms Of approval The administration of Mr.. Buchanan
Is highly complimented
for its foreign and domestic policy but the resolutions
also distinctly recognise democratic doctrine the idea
ahat e American flag and protects the native
naturalized citizen wherever he may DO Tho residue of
the resolves devoted 10 domestic matters.
The State ticket nominated is AS follows
Fbr Govrnor-Benj. +. Butler, of Lowell.
For Lieutenant Gosernor-S G Dennis, of Springfield
FIR Ssrstayy Of Stat-Samue W. Rowens, of Adams
Fur Tre0@rer-Geo. Demarest, of
For AsdIor-Jas. f. Esterbrook, Of Worcester.
For Attorney oene,dl-D. II Mason, Of Dedham
The Convention was quite harmonious
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and sexng MS whip made several strikes a. Lieutenant
Beales just az he was getting the stage One or two OF
The blows caught him on the back lie hal the
driver arrested, AMI he taken before the Mayor
where he gave his name as John Donapison siaye
10 ~. Inc Mayor committed him in dyflult Of $500
ba 10 answer assault
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16

ONWKfO,
Mr. M. Brooks Of st. LOUIS assembled in his balloon
Comet from tho fair grounds in this village at six o'clock
yesterday Afternoon and descended eleven miles cast
620 NJ Five thousand people witnessed tho ascension
Mr. Brooke will make an asceusiou FROM Ithaca on
Friday, IA.
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Kenn'edy's Medical Discovery L. War
ranted TO scrofa eyspelas ssheum scald head, ul
cera,ed s,ore legs For sale by all druggists
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WALDoBoNo', Me-, Sept. is, 1884
The shiag schooner Can't Come It, OF Bremen was can
sized and sunk during heavy squs yesterday morning
between Manhegan aud Georges islands. William
Keen master, Charles Keen and Joseph Martini seamen
Were lost Daniel Keen rescued by passing vessel
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AcADxNr OF Music third performance Of the sea.
son, Bel, ms Norma" was given last evening, with
Nine. Corev Nine strakosch and Signor Stefani in tho
chief roles. The house was well filled, chiefly with
strangers the season being hardly commenced for tho
hauss Of the Thus many boxes and subscribers
empty, while the front rows of the parquette
packed with resentaves of various sections Of
the Union, chiefly Of the South however.
wouli be little late In the day 10 review perform
ance Of Norma" by arcsls fsliar to the public
those who sang last night Is quxs enough say that
Nine Cortes sang and acted SoYma command tho
enthusiastic applause Of the audience Her acting and
dramatic expression Of the very fine. sefani
was in good voice, and sang well remark which applies
also TO Mime strakosch. Tonight the sBarbcr of Seville
will be given with Nine CASTER and Tomorrow there
will be monse with all the artists The season closes
next Wednesday.
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wAriAcK's 1MArRx-Mr. Ratemans short season at
his house closed on Wednesday, when Mrs Batcman 3
fine tragedy Geraldine played for the twenty rst
time. VIII be produced in Boston next week Mr. Wal
lack has resumed possession Of the theatre which is to
DO renovated throughout. and opened Monday with
new piece by Mr.. Brougham. Mr.. wallacks company
Includes, as usual number of the best artists in the
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Trusses, Shonlder BrMess Elastic Stock
ngs bandsges, and Dr. Goyers new lever truss No Ann
- 1850 49, NAAn
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In your city on the ground that he is convinced that the
proper patronage Of them fail Of being bestowed
dadvantsgeousy 10 the laborng classes Mr. Cochrane
Ia justly indignant that his has been falsely men
oned in any personally interested in the con-
kraGf
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Rupture O.urcd.-For Utility, Beauty,
durat y economy tho Riggs truss has
equal It cannc nurc the cord enlarge the openinSs AS
Broomc street N. y.
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The Now Jersey state Fair.

NEWARK, sept 10, IbUN
The fourth day Of the State Agricultural Fair attracted
over 10000 people In the boys equestrian matches
entries made tho ploughng matches eleven
entries made. The results not fairly given yet
The horse tanner, clone Star manifested his powers on
some young colts, to tho great satisfaction of the crowd
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| DECIDED HIT.

THE SHILLING HAIR ToNT.
have keeping this che an and poua.
lar article four times rs T Rc aa, - they did q the
CID fashioned - sospsr Splendid & ana
Also ready, we NO BENzlNE
.,epo No Water street.
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Crfstadcro's HAIR Dye, wigs and Tcu-
PEGS the best tho VOID Wholesale and retail aud the dye
privately applied ut M Assor House.
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FTOSt anu ShOW IN NOrtMtrm NEW 4 Orks
CHATRAUGAY, n. r., Sept IL, 1859.
The frost Of last night has done its work thoroughly
this vicinity. Potatoes and all the vines cut to the
ground. The degree Of cold great as to form
hard crust the ground. There were snow and hail
storms yesterday.
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New York Judiciary Nomination.

Mr.. Augustus Bookes was to-day nominated by the
pubcans for Justice OF the Supreme Court Fourth dis
frict.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16

Helloway's Ointment VIII he Found +.
neysr failing remedy for all cutaneous few appi
bo,ches and pimples which oen disgure tho ne ManS
tory ~ Maiden lane, New York. - 49, "Au'"o
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Barry,S Tric0phcrOuA II tho Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING heayng oseanng curling,
preserving and restoring he haA iAdss w Y Bold BY Al
druggists.
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Hills Hair Dye, SO Cents-mac< or
brown. hair dyc In Depot Ne Barclay street. and
sold BY all druggists
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Hill, Inlmitable Cutter OF Hair and
wskers every style and taste beautifully executed No
Barclay street.
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LActOnah.-The Asiatic Essence OF MIX.
The universal stimulus Of Essern nations Found by expert
be especially adapted climate curing dyspepsia
having reaction removing the craving desire for other
smuanis well for itself Only requires 10 be known 70
TONS regulag slsc, % ceaa Agency ~ Canal street. New
YoFk.
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Non-Arrival OF European steamers.

SANDY Hook, Sept 15-l2P. NJ
There yet no Signs of the steamships Persia Tor
ArabiaD and Kangaroo Wind light from SSE. wea-
Their cloudy.
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Grover & Bakers NOiscless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
ls2 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Ladies' Cater Boots at 12s.; Slippers
and ties and 7s per pair boys misses and chdrens
boots and shoes ali styles and prices Ladies' patronse
MILLER 4 Co, 3S7 Canal street
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HavanA Scg~rs and Virginia Tobacco
OF superior quality AZ JAMES SADIERS, ia Broadway
corn of Maiden
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Genin's Fall style Hat.
GENvH ~

Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35
Broadway 63 broadway Of Beecker street. Pilot
graphs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypes
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Fall and Winter Under Garments for
men, and children, at McLAUGHL1NS, corner of
Greenwich and Murray streets
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The Drawings or the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
FRANCE, BRoADBEHTs CO.,
The Legislature Of tho State OF Delaware IT'S session,
having given TO France Broadbens Co lottery
twenty the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the Governor of said State supernend the Of
said lottery do hereby certify thai tho following the
begs drawn this day
SUSSEX CousT1-CLAss No. l48 SEPTEMBER Is 1859
70, 70, 8, so, So, SO, 8, IA, AZ, So, 2, rs.
CONSOLIDATED LorrEsr-CLAss No IL, sxrr. Is, 1850
II, 80, s., IL, So, %, Is, so, 10, %, 3, 60.
Witness our banda ct Wilmington, DEL, this day rhurs-
4ay), September L. 1859.
JOHN DALE,
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington Del
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Sugar, Sugar-Tea, Te0-Coffee, C0nec-
the old established tea warehouse, No. % Atlantic see
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Fall Clothing.

Gurney's Gallery, TOT broadway, First
block below the New York Hote-Photographs daguerreo
types miniatures in oil and iyorytypes.
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NOx-NOctes.-NO Reference to the Night,
but to the knight who In his business has achieved
wide reputation Nox with K Knox whose hats
oeaon At hs Of csdSs yhes
get drst class hat go TO KNOX.
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F.Y.S.-BallOu's Improved French Yoke
Shirts order and warranted to fit Also very large
stock Of winter underwear, at 400 Broadway.
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Leary & Co., Intro<luc This Day the Au.
tumn fashion for gentlemens hats and House.
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The London Sfere0scopiC Co.'s Depot
For microscopes and sereoscopo pictures 5a broadway
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Strong and Flavory Tea, One Dollar the
chest a. CHRIsTIANsoN's, No Chambers streeA or N6
Greenwich street
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B0rtholrs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINEA
Prices greatly reduced Family machines $50; so
DARTuOLF Manufacturing Company, "a Broadway.
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The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Ma.
WILL RUN, STITCH, HEM, GATHER, FELL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO $50
Office 4S9 Broadway corner Broome street
n B-Pares not having the full amount can be accomo
dated by apply Ing at the Office.
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Eagle Sewing Machine Company
Machines, warranted, from 70 to 800.
All Broadway, New York. Agents wanted
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nJnO REwAVD "
@lUV The W dersir cd has been informed tia. ~ -
OF unpHncip!ea person engaged IN boiling ,1umoe
poisonous n GIN aer trade mark seheda hns ~
,a ., M 1dred dollars for such evidence - noM
HSs reward sD xy Re s. p
VINO my I'VE been nnocenty employed n Retaa
smpoys hS ses s upon as s con, II s
on continuing In such criminal emp cymens
To- sn notice hey are also hereby informed lhat AMER u
used in the preparation q such Oounterfs or Il ~ost %
eonous, even though they bear the Of Aauons
unless the sccs % ordered 2 3 deliver undss;r.ns
engaged IN aiding abetng the MANU. all persons th
countefeis limitations afar prs,e sure or sale q .n
----.-. - ~ NV S*.0. AZ vAFR q Beaver strcs1
OsVVV 70 match, 'A0S1s~ oV0AN1S1 sSAS4
~ u W. ", sis sis rs and IN
AsRvANs. q and g Fp|lm asoeAs !.
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Weeds Patent Family and Manufiae-
turing sewing machines Price $50 70 Sl Once At Broad
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes M Broadway corner Of Murray
.roek Mar
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
~
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large Fist Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

,,,,,,rt "A. Large Fist Glass Inssra,ed ,,,
The Touth Volume Of this bsso ul and popular Weekly
@ begin am 1872 under the most encouf
Greatly Enlarged,
with lis handsome pictorial Illustrations increase pres
FaRiSyETuRE as heretofore, will be tho leading
psmen Of southern Agriculture viii receive due ateen
and such systems of cuitivang the soil raising
praecai uen and found worthy Of adoption large CORPS
e1rrbuots constantly writing for this department OF the
HoRTIcULTuRE-,Thsdep constantly Allied with
pronounced of the most useful features of the
aG pnbs H' tSg Confident
that the annonns MTl = nat WTpc,vr. rppyo,,
win the of the Ii erary columns the Home
ead for 1859, will be received with general aeeanaton by
hcle wc viii convey the world her beautiful gess Of
the Homestead for is55 from the pen Of Mrs
heretofore Illustrated with handsome engraTnss pre-
News sn o rs sG Ens BY ~, artist.
s" f@h g ~ ~
MARKEr RE eoRrsstriet attention will be given to Mar.
shall excel in this particular.
w.no,s 49,, 70 the southern I'll! l, People.
lishsa in your as,!syotsd the vital
eonfyTw has been pronounced by competent Judges
similar pHpe IN the unen W. therefore ask southen
rapiT t@et M be prae.lea Ienea. his farming operations
ard to his tiy interesting and useful reading give
&sb se1G1s Homssad pub
printed in The STYLE apa p ei psft
win at the following
~ 's'es' S' l. p Wi Wi .sSs',. Co. Tssv
s.send for specimen numbers, prospeetvSes, Make
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lsps, OCEAN SPRINGS HOTELS. w. GEER
S CO. Proprietors.-This Hotel heing thoroughly
FL renovated and newly furnished, and will be opened for
the reception of visitors the list day OF june Every
fort will be made to render visitors comfortable and
their stay pleas nj
Than The beautiful bay Ocean Spring. there better
place for yachting, or f,hng bathing.
For the amusement of visitors there is Tenpin Alley
risto GALLERY, Billiard Tab es, attached to the
Hotel, which will be supplied with the choicest Quor
ard cigars Buggies and saddle horses hired
Hotel,
band of music will be kept at The Hotel during the entire
a ba and will be given twice Week.-Mrs.
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for ther powers
in excellent; condition. omnibus will regularly
era times aud from The IIoel to the Springs For
ony respec,ine the medicinal Of those SPRINGS
be made DR.. Ansn DR. Thorpe, New Orleans
10 Rev DE-. n 'Intyere, Nashville, Tenn.
ocean pfinEs having been visited ~ epdemc, is de-
ciddy The heHhies well as the beautiful location
the Gul shore. j. WILLIAMSON, Agent.
Coe'n ShrirEs. LIST Mas, 1892 rgt If
r. q IL I ~. s'SEtLtEakisIp d 60, co thISSIuE
IL AND FORWARDING MGhGRANfS, Wholesale Gro.
GERS aud Glar in sIcItrn aud Western Produce, Saya
Stones etc,
No. Is SOUTH COMMERCE STREET.
Mobile, Ala.
ss@G4sh advances made consgunent5 TO or fend
III new Orleans. telb i'm
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PAR j. Il. BEARD 8. CO.,

PAR j. Il. BEARD 8. CO.,
GARDNER SMITH Encanfeur.
| EuDE, &c de mai 1853, midi, PArcnde
de Bank rue des Mngams, entire ceIles Natehez
yier les ordres de j. Brecknridge
sour sous une csuton execute rn 1888 by j. NJ Vernon
en- tnVeur de L. o. StarF parevant VIM ShFnnun
neaire public asrer pement lie sept bilets
soire total de dix IN lies pasires ntere pour
du 10 JUN 1883, usqua paemeut lie premier
hiets pour q'ze Gems ast ct n'ere 6tat d
tste Honpaienent lie lOl3 1859 il
Tous les froiis ttres in de no Vernon
ct inere de Iii otie dvise de Ia propr
aecrite, savoir
Les presses cnractees matereles dimprimerie engin
h0uiloire ct tout content eabisse
mSnt di Courier lie la Louisiana maintcant No 10
sage de Ia Bourse dern1remen du No Douane
Aust volonte, Cisntee iste de etc
Cette vente est fat onformeun conditions stipua
lions centenu dams lie dit 1858 provisions
dun la Legislature de Eat relaf
cautious appronye Ia Is 1856,
TIONS-uomp,ant devra pave entire les
mains dt sherif de cette phroisse. a25 my 6 Is &c
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BY J. NEVILLE g. co.
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY In THE REAR OF
Positive adjudication. ~


VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY In THE REAR OF
Pors ssiie 'Hc'n without ressrvs-Lass and
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN EEvnzE, Auctioneer,
- Office. Ii Commercial Place.
FIVE Is az Hsi L9Ts Sg
dssisnaed BY tbe N.Y. inclusive T5ess Lois aas s1n
20 dsp No Is forming corner John ases ana
P, n,p 3 |. a. portion bs First District he
he f baanes in six and wev.
cent interest, iii maturity and pei cent eventual
Of sale before James Graham Notary Public a. the
pense Of the purchaser. mys
FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS.
1 sai'as foI dwsnEs situated rear the csr59qn
late Of the Parish of West Feicapa in the State Lous
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
Office, Il Commercial Place.
ne e. the ey HGs By y,q Of order from .he
a
Ii ST aRo T in the Fiat
rc IL The cy Of New Orleans situated The bounded
aDS c sss sn s a. s sS 81. 10y Nos
lines front caope sres By iss
s
~ NJ on e aa sr 81 ss centred the
MaIk LATTE s then Notary Public in CITY Of New Orleans
IL 4, EaanIs-one fourth cash and the balance It
their notes with personal security bearing
.erel ~ me rate III Sper from the ale
special ogase importing confession Of Judgment be
retained on the property sold.
Act Of sale before O. Stark Notary Public at the expens,
Of the puI chaser.
ogA . LOTS DE rERRE cHoIsI DAMS LIE PREMIER
District cohvenable habitations p du dep
du Chemin de Fer de de ZEN JOHN
dams fEtat de Ii Louisiana.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE Encenteur.
Bureau, II Commercial Place.
TEUDI, 26 de mai 1859, q midi, I,Hotel de
Ia Cite veru dun ordre de pHonorable Cour
de District udiciare Paroisse de West Feiciana L. les
errans decrs dus pour compe de il
dite succession SAVIOR
QUATRE TERRAINs dams lie Premier District, en- la vile
De ia Orleans stues dams et borne
ga Nayades Clio ct Apollo Giant les lot, Nos
T. sadjognant ct chacun 81
ct gnes de face la Caiope $50 ped pouces ct
me me propriee lie dit deunt herie de PEREZ
10 hn Turnbul qu acqus par acha Thomas Key par
&C e pardevant Mark Late deyant public
la Nonyelle Orleans, lie % de mars 1919
AJeCONDlTIONS-Un quart compliant. ct Ia balance
un credit de ct Is mos dn jour de la vene acqu
40 nnera son billet secure spprouve
int eret au aux de de par date hypo
thed special sur un jugemen popete
vendue. = fT
Acte de vente pardevant T. O. Stark notare public aux
irhs oe Fac1nerenr aaO
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SALE OF BRICK STORE CORNER OF gIRoD AM
Circus streets. without reserve
By PALFREY E. co.
c. L. G. DUPUY. Auctioneer.

y. L. u. DUPUY, Aucioneer.
oface-No. u Camp street.
SAnTURDAY, May q. 1859. at IL O'Clock
~ NJ, AT Banks Arcade Magazine will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the First District
OF ms CITY, in the bounded by Ccn rod uiia and
81 John streets designated by the Nos on plan
exhibited at the Arcade Lot No me rs feel front on
Lot No 10 uses Is feet front Cirens
foring the corner of said together with ali the bud
ings ard improvements thereon, comprising connections
- :. WV -
kTERMS OF sALE-One fourth cash and the balance on
credit Of one two and three years bearing
interest per hnnum from day sale per ID
teres The property to be insured expense oil the
the vendor. r' 'isN
Act Of sale before H. B. Cenas Esq., Notary Public at the
eApen.o vi .ne PulenassI. my4
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COMFORTABLE NEW Two-sroRY HOUSE on CHIP
BY j. A. BEARD 6. CO.,

TTSURsnAY, May Goth, 1859, at IL O'clock
Nj at Banks Arcade magazine street. Natchez
and Gravier streets, under the orders
holder and p'ssessor under pledge executed june
1888 by j. VI. Vernon in favor Of T. O act before
VIM shannon Notary Public the payment Of seven
promissoy notes amounting to dollars with in
erest at cent from June ISIS till paid
the st of which for fifteen hunured and interest
fell due and protested non pay nent on lola Msrc
1859 will be sold
All lie rish', title and interest Vernon Of in and
10 endved half interest Of the following described pr D.
ertv, viz -
The Presses Type Printing Materials Engine Boiler
and generally whatever be contained in appe tanning
TO the Louisiana Courier newspaper establishment at No.
10 Exchange Place. lately removed from Is uomhouse
street Also its good will advertising patronage subscrp
ton list
tbs sale is made in with conditions and sipp
laons contained in said OF 5 June 1855 the proyi.
sionS of of ie Legislature State relative 10
Pledges, approved 18Th March, 1856
H rERMSGash be paid the the Sheriff OF
this Parish