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T,OR ROsrON and pRoYIpENCF. ria NEW-

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT and PAIL RIvER-The rplsndid and superior
sssSs4 4HSs5sy ss=rS .;;' s:
MfDNFspAY and FRIDAY. Is o'Ofoci p IA. a'H r'si
Bereas, win be regarded secured to any Appn
Frht to Hoson l. owsded though With re,. dispatch b,
-'''' %I soRpEN As-n. No. 70 and n we..r
NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. J.-Leayes
.assp ,si' o1' md and s;'S ss
"a M for Pisrmon Lew svafp: a. % ~ ard n ana
connect ior B.lro.sek Nysci Nt~Cy. add H.iys.tr.~
II UDsON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
s sa Eo1 r ~ I 9TH s. .s1s sS
Section follows Through EIps'. Trains and Il and
% hsias S'i w., S sps Sing i' 80 .d
s md 70 rsossssR s p.sa s sf prs S
a Z sessS sa soss Lightning i Ss~ sh
fssVs.. s asa st. s. ''tss YORK :9
ss saDd.y. ncoded nd sss and e % and s and
80: 81 .s: ''' sTa ssS.sI
UyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, aud NEWPORT
Inane Rov The .hOe't and most deet-Csrying the East
re s,s.ms, PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone q. "a
os W. Rna,cn N con p,a1a @,ee
sasd orSns Meyer, ID s sa1da; s,SP'S or from On
.rrivsi Of lie mail trin which leaves Boston arsso
The COMMONWEALTH, from N-w-YorA- Mondsy We'd
ne.day Friday From S,oningonTuesday Thursday and
Saturday
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK ron, New-York-Tuesdsy, Thur
day and Saturday. From Stonngon-MondaJ, Wednesday
end Friday.
Bos,on the Express Mail Train reaching said
places advance Of hose by other rou's and ample time for
81 he early morning nes connecting North and East Pssen
senge tina, prefer ensin board the enjoy sht
undsubed breakfast desired and leave s'oningon IN
the 745s NJ train connecting Providence With the u
train for Boston !,
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and train through
each way. -,
passage bertha STATE OF esh apply on board %.
steamer Tie freight Office Pier No 10 North River or s
The Office, No. lis Wests-, corner Of Courtlsndtst
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IScn THE PENNSYLVANIA SEf
lCOOCENTRA RAILROAD. LOW
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road equal 10 any In the country
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST

GREAT DOUbL&4hACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road equal 10 In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Once No ss.or House, corner Of vesey-6
P.eee 70, transportation Of 70 and from Gin
cnnati Chicago 81 Louis 81 Paul Nashville Memphis Hew
Orleans and II other towns In the West Northwest and South
wes unsurpassed for speed md comfort By route
Through trains for the West lesys foot Of Court
lsndt ct 5-Momtns Express Ia Evening Express,
Sleeping and smoking on all trains
Fare avsysss ow and the time quick By any ether
route -
By this Frciehts of ali descriptions be Forwarded &c
and any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kontueky Indiana
Ihpois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
RECT 70 port the nsvissble rivers OF The West bs
steamers from Pittshurgh
The rates Of Freight to and from any point Of ths West y II.
Railroad all times favorable charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers inus
ing the Of their Freight 10 this Company rely
9Th confidence on lie speedy transit
This Company msiuains Emigrant Accommodation
Line by which parties enstins westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode u convey It oDehs the 6ass rses
Of fare ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No AEtor House
LEECH u Co, Freight Asents, -
No Actor House and No South Wiian-.t
No. Battery place
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General supt, Altosns, Pa
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New1lcrk Daily @ribm,te
SUPERIOR COURT-TxAL TzRu--JusE l2.-Before Justice
MoNCRrHy
COURT ACCOMMODATIONS.

COURT ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Sheriff having been unable 70 obtain satisfactory
accommodations for Part Of this Court the Judge adjourned
IL TIL June 49, Is expected that tho Supervisory room
may be obtained
INSURANCE CASE.
Before Justice B0swoRTH.
The Bridgeport Fire and Marine Insurance Company agt W"
son, Coll ct al
This was an action On bond Of indemnity, executed
by the defendants Wilson, Coll Co. 80 principals and the
other defendants surees and delivered 10 the plaintiffs
The claim that the plaintiffs became indebted to the rm
Of wsge Scott upon policy issued TO them the amount OF
$500 Wison Coll Co, being creditors Of Wage Scott
attached tho money due the policy and having obtained
Judgment recovered the money Of plaintiff giving the bond Of
Indemnity upon which this suit brought The assignee Of
the defendants brought, suit against plaintiff and obtained judy
which plaintiffs claim back with interest The
defendants claimed nonsuit having had notice Of the
suit and having been allowed opportunity TO bring
their rights before the Court The motion granted =.
seey snd Brainerd fo plaintiff; w. Gerard and W. d.
Booth oI defendants
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IL INNEs TRIJSS-A new article, the best, CLEAN
IN cheapest and comfortable for al cnase ~ hu,
ohssers not satisfied may reum In reex ane 81 '"oA
money Pamphets with falf patculsrs may b h.S srssa
RNEE 4 PHItLIPs, Nos W. Broadway, and . 'ohnss
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TOR CALIFORNIA, via PANAMA.--The
Il steamship NORTHERN LIGHT win sell TUESDAY
June ;, and the North Star WEDNESDAY, June ~. at ID
o'clock, noon, from thc foot CT Warren. s..
In and July the day. departure viii he the 1T Ill.,
and 2l Of esch month except whom these dates fall Sunday
when the day o. departure wi he the Monday following
For passage freight apply Of TIE only Office No In West
ST., corner OF Warren-st d. b. ALLEN. Agent
BAH persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above ships
A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
IN CATION COMPANY y NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINFThe departure from NewYorl viii bs the spl-,sdid
BROWSE, which will leave AURSDAi June 81 1850 touch
ing at St johns N. r.. 20 receive the Royal Msls-
PRICES PAssAsx-First class $50 and SIS; third $780,
cudDg free tickets many Of the principal e the main
railway Of Great Britain and Ireland Third c'sss ~us
provide plate knife fork &c. and bedding Passengers TO 81
Johns ht class as Passage in the third class 70 secured
70 brig persons ont from Galway for so so om Dublin IS
Belfast s57; from Londonderry ss7 5o from Waterford, 4s7
from Limerick fS3.
ALEX. HOLLAND Co.
Agents for the Line, No. 81 Broadway.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL THRM-JryR II
H. In.Nla IL

Before Justice DAILY
THE SUIT AGAINST EX.ALDERMAS McSPEDoS.
John Foster agt. Thomas McSpedsn.
This is the assault and battery case reported on
Monday brought by the plaintiff Third driver
against Aldermen McSpedon The Jury found verdict for
the plaintiff for 800.
s. Santay and Edgar s. Van Loon for plaintiff Richard Bus
teed and Moses Ely for defendant
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s-e the best In the world for family and for
IypleP -HHADAcHs-NKRvorsNEss-
BILoussRss- HEARrBUksAciDITY-EAu sEA--t LATuLEscs
WANT oy ArPgTiTE--DrsPEPsfA-LrvE CoxPLiiSr-
GHIPSGs. -, -,
On account Of their great ndne and from NE fact ot they
nere oyipe nauseae ieqre the boe eonstpated ooadi
ron he Gras(enbe,g Ps cN be found pleasant than any
others
r. PRIcH IS OK RECEIPT OF ONE Doll
LAR your FREE OF POSTAGE, TO
AsY COUNTRY.
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SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE,-The NORTH
~ ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY WIN dispatch for
the above ports their splendid Steamship ADRIATC Capt
COmock carrying the United ststss has on the following
days, nom Cansl-st Whsn
syw-rosK; LEAVE HAvRB:
SATURDAY, James. TUESDAY, june 49,
SATURDAY July II. TUESDAY, July o.
SATURDAY, Aug. rs. TUESDAY, Sept IL
and leaving Southsmpton The day AFTER ,-svins Hsvrs
~ The As i, s G .ss l b ' sss.ss
compartments. First Cabin passage, 100.
70, tIsg apply st the office " S M sopra %yc Nq
y" ~ Once on the Wharf loot Of Canals.
Agents at London and Observation-Disclosures Grnnel Tinker
Agent 1t Esue-John Punnett esq.
Agent st PariR-Jsmes W. Tucker esq No 10 Fsubourg
Montmsrtre.
WTEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL caliine a
QUEENSTOWN Ireland 10 land and embark passengers ans
ne Liverpool New York and Phiadepts Steamship
" sril a. follows;
CITY OF BALTIMoRE.......SATuRD June 10.
CITY or .sATURD4Y, June 3d.
And ever Saturday throughout the year from Pier Ne L.
RATES or PAssA9E
usbin-Tc Queenstown Liverpool.
vsinTo London (vis Liverpool.
steersge-To Queenstown or Liverpool. %
ssrse return tioiots available for si months from Liver
Passengers forwarded TO Have Paris HaSai Bremen .Ss
Certificate. Of Passage issped Liverpool 10 EewYcrh ek
Certificates Of Passage issued from Queenstown 10 W
Those Steamers have superior accommodations for Pssense
constructed with vstersht compartments and cay eS'
psrsnced Surgeons.
Fos FREIGHT Passage apply the once Of. Company
In Liverpool 10 WA. INMAN, Tower Buildinsa.
In Glasgow TO Wa IHMAN No. Is DiroB-st
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NUKII IEKN KAIIlKUAD Of n. J.-LeaVcs
IN foot Of CORTLAND S. Jsrey City Ferry daily Sundays
excepted and and for Pr mont and suhcrn
ga M for Fremont Leave SvlDs al 80 Ai,G and
Pierp ont 6:i5 sad T.to M and 3.40 and sis Stages
connect for Bsk-nssek Nysek. Ee~Cty. and Hsrvesz~.
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TOR SAVANNAH

The arstrclass side wheel steamship
ALABAMA,
Capt Geo R. schenc viii eave SATURDAY June 10 81
m from Pier no North River Through ticket. eaE De nae
foy die following places New-OIeans Sae Is Mobile Po
Montgomery, SIS Columhus $2l Albany 20 Aa Ala "a
an Cbssnooea S25 Nashville, ST so; Knoxville, S1 -
Menphis sS rs; Augusts, SIT so Macon SO; savAnnsh
as sor freight or ps''sgs sPRly to 10 nrG SON
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vr,uIpn AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,

II - Conner sdav. and 2Sth-st Chartered 1854
G., pvs cEsT allowed from 81 10 81 900
All Deposits made o before July 10
Draw Interest from july /.
Rank Daily from ~ TO also Monday Wednesday
and sa turdsy Evenings from TO O'Clock
s CEiIps SEC. SPENCER X GREEN, Pres.
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Gteamboais an6 Railroads..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
come, Bsrcisy st. New.York C. W. PERyEIL Agent.
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IINU IV4fs -NVs %
usuens Interest allowed a, the rate of per cent
81 500 and per that amount
OPEN DAILY. rom 10 a m 70 p m also on MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 20 p M
NB-MONEY TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
JOHN CASTREE, President.
vAsppnpyfr L, RVNrOS. Sec.
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squares
By J. 3. WALTON,
Anetioneer-oface, 70 Camp street
IN n a,. AR. e. ss,s &C m e sslSe
sEvEs LoTs SF lie fapsy i. d town
Duke .ss aesnsasd y
raj hy iss feei IN depth I - '''A' ~
~ i az ss
parcssr 10 ia own order, bsarns
ger mt Per nun from day e a
ssge On The property sold until ana
pense Of The purchasers. aI9
MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE or GRousD FOR ELE-
gsnt private Residences IL The feur District bounded
divided into quarters Of square.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-DBce, 10 Camp street
WILL BE SOLD at private sale, ON appli-
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most esibly located square
Of ground bounded Chestnut ST. ANDREW Paqmeires and
Joepine streets, divided and TO be sold quares measuring
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of chesnu, and
8 isfss d ssa aa sf ss s1 e T.
af eTA aIsf FORMING THE CORNER d chestnut and
Josephine streets 9 front on Cestnn
BY lz feet inches and lines in depth and front
aUA,KTEK FORMING TIE CORNER Il FIaaasmias. and
mines street, by l2s feet inches and lines Josephine
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of PlsauenIues and
81 ANDREW streets 3 feet inches and lines front Plaque
This we'll known square, formerly belonging to j. Burnside
v. sn ss I'd sss os,, M sss
IN r.. Eass s Opportunity to procure the
within two squares Of the Magazine street market aud
square Of the Prytana Fine OF onbnsses
the horse car railroad now under contract
as-For price and tennis appIy 70 he Auc.oneer. ale
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE Twe-SFoRY DWELLING,
House on Espanade street. -
By J. B. WALTON,
Anctoneer- Once, 40 Camp steeet
WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale, the fol-
w lowing described property
ONE LOT OF GROUND, witt, the improvements thereon
in the Third District In the square bounded by Espanade
genos and ST John streets measuring i4s feet inches
lines front Esanade ii inches
on st. John street By depth Of lag feet II inches and lines
The improvements this lot of elegant de-
slrable modern built Twotory Dwelling House,
FIRST sleeping hall Oh tile second oor carriage
house, stables, eisterns, etc.
The are beautifully laid out flower garden and
The property presents fine opportunity parties wishing
70 one Of the most desirable residences Espanade
street.
H9~For terms and conditions apply the Auctioneers
- a1E 80
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y. B. WALTON.


IL al5ss D.ss seays.l,s 4 business md via
By j. B. WALTON.
c.mpn.x .s.. AHs,,sassFe e 9 , Camp s'sss
- AZ he H. Charles Eschanss d pu5lic setion WIN g.
soId- n 1ss.'--
& r. a ~ ~ ~ Y WIZ H. ,sss w Y p ne
s, IA ssss,ss ~ 81.
John street, b. depth Of III feet 10 inches and lines
Nj s assasuss fse inch ren. % 81 John sree.
about g feet :s Iss feet inches and inss IN depth
o Of and Attic
a ssfs ss ss 5 e s
.seas L, 4s ze I'm snd had ID the center
L9s sg mss,a5ss Is feet front q John street. By
measures 50 iset inches front On 81 JOHN street..
y ds S;a e n ss' % gs,alIs
y s : Nh Dsesse i
Fl niche. from. on 81 Peter street
y ssss sss 81 e: ID Ps e.
sq qhs Ss !, 3. 80.
e f pss. &c s street.
ii fss 81 z sns r. e. f iron, e
inches on one line and ias feet inches sod lines s oT
One fourth cash baia.cs n IL 10 and ri
month"; r. tns !. aotes q ne g their
paid with special The properly until ssi pay
msnt =
n Z o. sa
psas q E ss Adss pn Public =
pcoTTIypa,Ip pop : Io,,IT, ,,->.- - - = =
able Properly ~ the best Locations IN The Fourth Dset
very pssios Modern nwsng h0as hnd narer Of Square
Of Grofnd corner OF fryfania and THIRD Streets
AQaar,er Of Square Of Pryansa and Fourth
Square OF Ground bounced by ST. charles Gate Nayades
Apollo, Pheasant ana harmony Streets - s.
BY T. r. WALTON ss3
:. - -.
Aucslonser-omcs. ~ lsnp street.
CATJJRDAY. April %6. 1850. ne n fycIaeH n
> NJ At he 81. thals Exchangs viii Be- sold without Re
serve following Fourth District
to. wit - = -
THAT VERY VALUABLE QUARTER OF SQUARE OF
Ground corner Prytauia Third Streets with the
thereon ed Fourth District In the SQUARE
bounded by Prytana Pfaauernfnes Third Fourth streets
measurn liz feet front on tans street by depih and 'front.'
between parallel lnes
The improvements consist OF an elegant Modern ut Two
Story Dwelling House the John RodewaId
Esq., pariera china closet
front and back galleries on rst floor three bed chabers dress
ing room boudoir galleries on second
floor buildings containing three servants
house. stables chicken house etc. etc The house Is fed
and planted great variety choice plants shade ana
This property the desirable
neghborhood in Fourth District being surrounded by the
elegant dwellings and best population and directly
line Of omuibusses and Of the Railroad
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND forming the Of Prytsnjs
and Fourth Streets the square by Prytanin Fourth
Nayades st. Carles} and Third designated
No to No. plan originally drawn BIZ G. Armas
dated 10th July, 1883. q -
Lots Sos to inclusive each 81 feet inches front
Praia street by depth Of abont III feet between parallel
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARp

"a will be paid the apprehension delivery OF the
JOE, II Of the and Fifty Dollars
found IN the city alive he WA seen q. his quarters
3d Anrl hour afterwards reported the
residence OF the undersigned unknown that he had
chnsed the river by n watclian drowned
which believed to be 70 facilitate bis nothing
years old his color black but Of deepest
shade; he feet inches high; has large mouth
thick lips rather fiat Is well made stout active and
Intelligent He had when he len home pair Of cotonsde
pantaloons and hickory shirt.
hereby warned habor said saye
penalties OF the law will BIO enforced against them
as II q. d. YANCEY.
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ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE Twe-sroRY DWELLING
House on Eyplanade street I
By ]. B. WALTON,

FAMILY GROCERY. CORNER OF CoAMoN and
Carondeet streets.
has been desire to excel in the quality BUTTER
nished my customers patronage have acquired IN
the last fourteen years Is proof Of success
Ny TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge
York, will be found to be choice
The stock Of the store changed many during
Ii therefore fresh assortment constantly coming in
bought and to be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited, which prompt attention will
paid. Terms, cash city acceptance.
III. II. HEDDEN,
ms 6m Common Carondeet sts. New Orleans
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orfieE or GEsrs RAJ sotnp or G9ss " ss

Orf1uE CENTRAL BoARD or CoNNssioaERs,}
City Of New Orleans, April "a, 1866.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.-The election ON
IN MONDAY, the Sh day Of April, A. D., 1850 for
bers the Police Jury in and for the Second Third and Sixth
Districts Of that portion Of the parish Of Orleans situated the
right hank Of the Mississippi river will be held under the super
intendence of the following named COMMISSIONER the fol-
lowing named places
SECOND DfSTRICT-At the Court house in Agiers.
miasioners. Joseph Babin. Dyer and George Smith
THIRD DISTRIGT-At the engine house Of Pelican Fire
Company Commissioners Thomas Rees Hiram Degear and
Vim. r. Gerard .l
SIXTH DISTRICT-At the house Of Manuel DeBen Com
sioners ]. j. Planehsrd j. b. Bernard, J and fheodule
Csmus
BY order Of Central Board Or Commissioners.
J. AID. RoZIEH Secretary.
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nRIEANs FEMALE ACADEMY
" vERANBA BUILDING, "
52 Old No. Camp between Poeyfafre and osope ss
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth Annual Session Of TINS institution begins on
the First Monday of September, 1851
plan comprises general and extensive sys
Of languages French daily spoken In the school, and the
Modern Classics are thoroughly analysed
The central the apartments spacious and
well ventilated The school provided with choice library,
the best musical instruments and ceplee philosophical aPpa
ratus. .
References are nnunerabla Among them the Alunn Of
who number among the gems OF society,
Students admitted at any time during the session.
further particularly apply In person or b letter. at the
Institution. NJ u uiAiThf, A. n,
New Orleans, August 1859, ausl&WH
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THE LOUISVILLE ARrEs1AS WELL WATER

il ---
This Celebrated Water which is obtained from the Artesan
Well Mt Louisville from the depth of 2S0 feet has been proved
By the ANALYSIS of Professor Lawrence Smith, Of Louisville and
Professor James R. Chiffon, of New York be closely allied
In It's medicinal properties the aramed Of kssn
in Bavaria and superior that Of thu Bine Lick of
tnck and the Congress Springs Of Saratoga Is for sale
this city. . :
For sch Diseases Dyspepsia Gostivenes arrangements
of the Liver Nervousness etc. far snpasses any the
mineral WATERS heretofore in put up bottles
packed with great
dozen bottles For sale in New Orleans by = . -
p. b, FERRALI. Commission Merchant
m30 I'm No. IL Poydras street.
DLANAT IL CO.-40 packages of the vintage of 1851
1876 1919 and 1906 in Custom House Stores For sale bY
s. ID. GRATIAA 4 CO.,
ais z= 80 Cnstanahelsa atr
DORTER-l0e casks Martettis London Stout for sale by
II S. WOLFF,
a23 CO. Grsyer and New Ieyee sts
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!. n. WALTON.
By J. B. WALTON,

POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION OF SEVEN LoT5
o. Gronnd " The town Of BaAhear parish Mary
square from the Railroad and two from the 81 mile
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gw ereaus gay Crescent gharsay araius spa 26 1860
AUCTION SALES

,<,--.-S - y = 11O1 6AI10s
:5sM iss cases Boota, Shoes and Erogans
--xNp- .sg4@ new
20 lots Spring and Summer Clothing.
AND
"a ie0 dozen Of American White Shirts
By BLACHE g. BEAUMONT.
Auction Rooms No. n Chsrres st.
as sds int r. 81 RI a. 70 o ,,sa
10 cases Boots, shoe. and Brogans
40 lois Of Spring and Summer Clothing. ~
..T lse doe q american White and coored Shirts
GERMAN CLEARS AT AUCTION
BY r. B. SYKES,
Auciioneer-onice IS Magazine st.
q IL sa ahs Ss ols N 10 f. O'clock
Gsso. Vii e e asss, epa The eoss brands
- - "a
LAST SALE OF THIS SEASON : l,oi7,ooo HAVANA
BY .. Il. MoRPHY,
AucrIosEEH.
Il h sz.h sas sssa
l.s importation Havana Cigars consia,ing Of the
FOR terms whieh viii be liser. see catalogues. aas
HALF SQUARE OF GROUND IN JEFFERSON CITY
By McCERREN 81 LANDRY,
@. ". McCERREs, Auctioneer
Office and saiesroon. Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street
SAMTU9RtsI ~, the 9sth inst = O'Clock A;
.sIssa AT OF THE SQUARE GROUND situated in
desux streets measuring @ front on Bacchus street tie
together with as ~ 'front.' 81 Of
nouss containing four with gallery and
i ss1st.ss T. M n
months @ na ese 70 by
the property and bearing interest per per
Act Of sss before Wagner Gotischak, Noasies Public
a. the expense Of the purchaser. a@
PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION OF AN ELIGIBLE
TwoSory Dwelling on Franklin street.
BY PALFREY 81 co.
s r. as sssse 4 1 z s sassa
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the No. a.
Easg snd ~ rss and front Frank
improyernena comprise story slate frame dwelling
rooms building the containing rooms;
TERMS onsahird Cash balance by purchasers notes
Ct II ID and q months credit bearing per interest per
M cent interest," and secured BY
Improvements to be kept insured policy transferred
Act OF ss e. s Ss ESQ., Pps
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND OAK FUR
ane half grand Piano ETC., auction Of de-,
BY G. PITTS GARDNER SMITH,
@ GARDNER SMITH, Auconeer.
OGice-No. 81 Common street.
WE ao1SIass :. May 2, 1900 a. haIT,Past
meme. will be sold t
Fine Mahogany Brocaee Paor Sets Whstnots Center and
Side Tables Sdehoard Oak Hatrack and Dining Chairs Ex
tension Table, rich Curtains Parlor ard large Mantel
French Plate Mirrors Palangs and Engravings rich Velvet
Carpets Rugs and fne Oil Cloth elegant Rosewood Chamber
Furniture manufactured BY Mr. Mallard, comprising richly
carved Victoria Bedsead DO French Plate Mirror Aro
do Etagere Mirror back Bureau do Prince Albert Washahd
Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolste Ma
hogany Chamber Furniture Plated China
Glassware, Kitchen Utensils etc.
Also
One rich French Is day Tmepece Mantel Ornaments;
one superior half Grand Plane
N5-TERMS-Cash
NB-Ths house win DO Tuesday May from 70 10