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ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNooB.

E +
ABLE ABB loIs, IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED, IN
School Find On very tonr cval;,
BY J. b. WALTON.
civ Auc,innaer
f,s,ce IA rat p,...
0ATURDAY Eebrua~v q. Yocn -
s Sei9Sh n a The ~ Chs5es Exchange fer
he Finance Commttees q the Common Council win be sold tie
SIX LOTS or GROUND, viii lie improvements thereon 4
hs square bounded by Religions 81 James Tchoupons
feet IL inches and lines front Religious street. by In feet
N asns ana lines n depth between parallel lines Lot
these six lots consist Of two story frame dI
ing house covered with slate. and wooden sheds ETC.
Thomas fae St John the Bap Market Religions and 81
james ire DESIGNATED by the Nos measuring
II Iee lncnes aud lines IN depth, between parallel lines
ONE LOT Of GROUND IN the square bounded 81 Mel
ief and lines front Melponene street. by depth Of
~. rect s y inches s and 5lines
GS-TERMS AND C0NDITI0NS-One-f cash and the
Of purchasers made payable at the Citirens Bank Of u
ana secured by special mortgage on tie property sod VIII
from date until maturity in after maturity
paid This last eondn viii no g. pes ann until
os1ag IN any way the payment of the notes maturity.
buildings to be insured against the risk Of Ere by the pur
purchasers will Themselves 10 Be put ii posess
ION af their own and will to coapy with the
Isns and conditions above described within days from
the day Of sale case of DELAY or neglect IN Their
part the property purchased by them will be sold for their &C
count and risk, without any further notice
cts OF sale before f. Feer Esq., City Notary Caup
street, a. the expense Of the purchasers, ia2s
PROPERTIES NE FFIr rnrIn y,nnNoo.y
- : - ooiis 'aoDoNo1I.
TERRAINS DE avALEUR AMfIJORES FIT NON AVE
meores dams lie cinoueme Dis,ct mar o,re q. arr Il
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OFFICE OF SOUTHERN PAciyIt RAILROAD Coxp.Ny
No. "a Common street. New Orleans
RS 4. The sfocIx-booIxs dr. the om1nay 3
closed the 10th ins under three distinct and defite
positions for the purchase Of the whole stock Of the COMPANY m
manning nnsold by its agents that day. - =
The propositions before will he submitted to the Conn
pany and approved will fully confirmed by or before The
LIST February The the sale are a wifi, salts
factory payments conditioned the proceeds thereof shall he
invested in labor to build the road ~ -
g. All stockholders OFF,, by the sale Of te rnad and
franchises OF the Company 9Th 0f October ls5e-on
ing only of those who declined loan or nav mn he
unpaid instanes under whist styled The New Policy of
he company adopted IN April asw have opportunity of
presenting all the facts in their respective cases at the office Of
the Company me, during his week from u M to p M
and from ito r. M -
The prospects Of the Company WERE never so promsng ia
The organization is expected to be conmaed m
early day 1t will give enterprise The Character inam
and experience of the Hon Edgar Thomson f Penn
sylvna associated with Hon " Stevenson and Col Samuel
ATE Of tennessee, than whom three able capable and
successful railway managers neler before
prosecution Of any railroad enterprise III the Union -
shall be glad to furnish full information 10 any stoekhoder
other public spirited citizen who ee an interest in his sat
national highway e'N''
dii If J. FowLKES President
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN THE FIRST
District at Auction.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY &c Co.


BY MeCERREN, LANDRY Sc CO.,
G. W MCCERREs Auctioneer
Office and salesroom, Masonic Hall, Charles street.
SATURDAY, Feb. 4, 1850, mt III O'Clock
" A. NJ at their salesroom, Masonic Hall, Charles street
at auction, will be sold -f
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First
District in bounded by Apollo Euerpe Nayae and
Poymna streets measuring q feet front Apollo street the
width in the by depth of between paralel
lines--together with the buildings theron.
TERMS-Ihe purchaser the payment Of n
mole Of 5000 dated November 18th 1885, three wears
after date with interest at per cent from date until maturity
the balance of adjudication payable cash and balance
and two for secured by mortgage on the
property and bearing interest at sale
maturity and cent eventual interest The improvements
to be kept insured and policy transferred
Act Of sale before Edward Barnet Notary Public the eX
pe1se OF purchaser. ja30
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans, December 81, 1859.
. R6- Notice fs hereby given TO ali persons
formerly doing business with Bank that LIsf, OF I'M
CLAIMED BALANCES Of thar Years standing and
Ten Dollars amount posted IN IN tha Iian
ing Room for their inspection BY order the Board
jaz I'm G. A. i, RONDE An Cashier
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~ EDN EsDAYs the Sth of February. 1860
river will offer at public following
and lands The slaves all youg creole and fully guar
anteed-- - - N' o''
SLAVES.
L Paulin, aged q years
2 Coffee, aged IS years.
5 Joachim, aged 50 years.
4. Little Joachim, his son, II years
f., 8. Andre, aged IS years
q Bap,iste, aged q years
Z. Robert, aged q years.
& SEVERN, good eorpenter) aged 43 years.
y. James, aged So years.
10. Paul. aged l6 years.
II. John, aged IS years. s
IL Theodore, aged IL years.
+. IL. Feline, aged l6 years
H. Juhenne, aged AZ years.
Is. Pindar, aged 40 years.
l6. Deby, aged 80 years.
II. CLARA, aged IL years.
IS Madeleine, aged 81 years
10 Rosette, her child aged years
49," 20 Sarah, aged 50 years.
81 Marie aged IS years, and
% Fanny, aged years.
% Esther, aged years.
"a Cenentne, aged years
25 SeHerine, aged Is months
g. Mafthe, aged 10 years
II Franchise aged II years, and
.a.. 2S Victor, aged years
~ ~. Nictorine aged Is years, and
30 Damas aged years.
81 Iasic. aged Is years.
S3. Basil, aged years.
~ Joseph, aged years
.m. 81. Jenny. aged years.
36. Pierre, aged % years. "
81. Pauline aged II years.
50. Marie, aged 40 years. and
80. Arena aged years.
~. Celeste aged 26 years, and
Al, Perrine, aged years.
AZ. Xdore aged years.
43. Louise, aged IS months.
A. Ermance, aged 70 years. and
As. Angelina, aged years
40. 0nzIen,e, aged IA years.
AZ. Caution, aged Ii years
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t1 piete OF the above Aante CRATES
furniture complete prices 10 suit purchaefz Fer beauty
and durability they compare fayorably with The finest marb
We invite attention specimens IN 81 Camp
street. MOOD, MIBTENBERGER 4 CO,
jazz In Southern Ornamental Iron Works,
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GSSsSM TRUNKS TRUNKS sPLEx-
4 did assortment of all Kinds aud ouaiee II
RT4HS y XNTRuNkS, CARPET BAGS and FAIiSES
,SitSsxAeAz&DLAnlES' TRUNKS of superior quality Al
oey Also all kinds India Rubber GODS
Tha largest stock of goods in the above line city
II, W. REYNOLDS,
iAS SnMOM Weht IN 3 Ma Aeiaes irast
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QattituIar Nptitss.

pattttalar yFotifss.
e &c g = ass nan 4.
lowing gentlemen were elected officers The ensuing term
S$';:$:;:.;;,5$ a$E;Ea
laso ~ FRID. EIcHHoIz, sec'y.
sd ss a.shsa
III % January the following officers elected the
viccPresident--D Bair
fsstssaRssd sss ssss'.ss Sas sst
e...., TTsasnrer--A; W Cooper.
y a% sns af s 2 Hampton Gas
ON ssd Fs'ss F Fs. assss
B sa1sns ON Eaasa.2n1R b. Nleo
= ,s ~ Ii =. ofohsr' q = xY,our ~. &C.,
cAHosDnlrr cAs n. 4sp &, NAyIcArros COMPANY
tns On flsfsa f ss dTsa s:s.ssa
duly elected e Gs serve the ensuing year
si$};:i $::Si;''+'
And at meeting tbs Board held this day. R. Garere was
JAZZ 6. LOUIS GAGNET. Secretary.
hA Or rnHsHy Ssx os,l 5,ar , Gossasz M
e na-The officers and members OF the above
10 p cla on me 5lst inst At O'Clock T. NJ Punctual
tar ), By ORDER a. y. MuRTAGH,
.- lazl III Secretary
Hy- mississippi Fire Company No. 2-The
neDefs o. ms company hereby uted TO the regu
M y,tiy m9eetlng on hoNDAf nv ENlNG, the Goth inst,
at O'clock BY order:
lazl :. G H. HRAuGHN, Secretary.
UNION BAsk OF LOUISIANA,
At an election for Directors III, Mondmy2
Inc 10Th nst me following gent letnen were elected
Az Penn, Z snns.
EDWARD Male, E. Parmele,
+, ]. Mccall, A. P. Noblom
H. Bscoes Hugh Wilson,
And at meeting OF the board hed this dav Alfred Penn
Esq., was reelected President
ia2i Ct GEO, ia, FRERET Cashier
BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, January %, 1860.
Stockholders Of this Bank after MONDAY 9Th OF Feb
ruary next By order OF the Board I:
jA24 LIT R. NJ. DAVIS Cashier
LOUISIANA STATE BAEK, ,
New Orleans, January %. 1860.
70 the ensuing will be held Banking House on
MONDAY the 9Th February, between the hours Of Ii a. Nj
Jazz fec CA. F. RoNDEAU Cashier
LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans, December 81, 1889
, Hd- Notice fs hereby given to ali persons
formerly doing business This Iank that IIsf or I'M
CLAIMED BALANCES Of thar three years standing and
over Ten Dollars In will be found in the Bank
ing Room for their inspection BY order OF the Board
JAZZ I'm G. A. i, RONDEA All Cashier
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, ,
New Orleans, Dec. 80, 1859
/, nag.An election for seven Directors OF this
BANK by the Stockholders thereof will be conformity ia
at
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BOOKS, STATIONERY Etc
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
r. ARAFrELD, Auctioneer.
Store So St. Charles street.
''HlS EyENlE q, and every weekday eve
sold '' - ' e"'i'sn'' w. 70
general of Miscellaneous Books Of choice stand
ard literature the various the Fine
oil II 80. '"1N'' .'" wv
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ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH.

ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH
SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
and Bath at auction without reserve very long credit
without endorser by order and for the McDon
OCH School Fund city of New Orleans,
BY J. B. WALTON,
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LOUISIANA STATE BApK, }
New Orleans, January %. 1860.
=. Ep me election Tor Directors of this Bank,
the ensuing viii be held the Banking House
INC oh February, between the hours Of IL A. M.
Jazz .fe6 CA. III R0NDEAJr Cashier
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I,750,0Oo GERMAN CIGARS AT AUCTION
Wv" BY D. E. MORPHY,
AUorloNEER
FRIDAY. the 10th February, 1860. at II
O'Clock A. NJ at the Messrs Mayer Bros No 81
Tchonpitoalas street, will be sold ~ ~
l500 German Cigars all late mportation and f,Iv euar
anteed by the above named inlnorters. - D.
BaJ~For terms and full Details see catalogues ia25
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EPAVE DU auATRTEME DISTRICT.-ua
II etc conduit a depot DIES epayes H Qnatricne Dist re
Jackson entire les fues Constance ct laurel CONNIE
poreiile drote 5s - Dsu' ue
IN petit verrat noif, e hoa,t de la qneue hlanc
81 les dts aninanX rAeiamss dams
a1S Us sesont vendns enehere puhque dit depot
10 JEoDl dc teYrier 1850 u 10 heufes A NJ -fS',
G. Q. FLBGHIER, Commissaife des rues
zen 20
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AUCTION sALE-A LOT OF CHOICE FIELD HANDS.
All Of them Creole Negroes and young
BY w. H. COOLEY.
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BANK or LOUISIANA, .
New Orleans, January %, 1860. {
n 20. semi-annu dividend of live per
cent out Of the PROFITS of bnhs be paid 10 ina
sockhoders q this Bank and after MONDAY 9Th Feb
ruary next. By order Of the Board .
jn24 1T r. NJ DAvJs casb,ar
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VALUABLE LOTS, IMPROVED AND UsINpRoyEp IN
the First District by order for account Of The McDouogh
School Find On very long credit, without endorsers
BY J. b. WALTON,
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Amusements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE JAPANESE
N MATINEE.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. NO RESERVED SEATS.
The Academy of Music will be that occasion brilliantly
ILLUMINATED AND DECORATED
The directors respectfully inform the public OF NewYork
and vicinity that the invitation extended to
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY,
At Legation has been accepted by them well
Committee Arrangements Of the Common Council Of
City of New York and the Washington Committee regulat
ing the movements Of these distinguished visitors.
THE JAPANESE MATINEE
VIII commence at ! o'clock p -
The Opera selected will be
IL POLIuT0,
with splendid mise military bands &c
Characters by Madame CORTESl the great tenor; MUSI
the same opera), AMODIO, NANNI, RUBIO, &c.
In the Of the Matinee will be performed, for the hr
THE GRAND JAPANESE MARCH
on original Japanese Melodies expressly composed for this
cssion by Sig MUZIO and dedicated
TO THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
The Boxes and the Front Boxes the Ft Circle
win be appropriated to the Of the
JAPANESE PRINCES AND SUITE,
thus snrdng opportunity to visitor to have a view
of the display.
The original price of admission to the Matinee Of
ONE DOLLAR TO ALL PARTS
viii be retained. There viii be no Secured Seats.
The sale Of seats the japanese Matinee will to-
morrow Saturday at the Matinee Offices.
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DANCROFT's HISTORY.
ID NEW VOLUME.
LITTLE, BROWN l. Co.,
No 81 Kiby-ft., Boston,
Publish This Day:
THE
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
EoI. VIII.
Being Vol III. Of THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
by GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave Uniform with the previous Volumes
This volume comprises the period extending from the battle Of
Runkes Hill the signing OF the Declaration OF Independence
I'd Of August and includes other tg the seee
of Beson negotiation Of England with Russia Tor troops
written from papcs from the Archives OF England and France
including letters George Ill and OF the Empress Cahene
the nysfon Canada private letters and General
Montgomery and his family the movements OF France and
copous documents obtained in france ana aod
the Of Turgot to the the revolution In the
French Cabinets the proceedings Of Congress- In part o an
private journals by the msmbers the isurrecton In
counts the purchase troops from the fullest collection
of pagers with George III and the German Princes
Ministers Agents. the heancy of the Central Colonies
the taking up Independent Governments ne
Virginia Declaration Of the Rights of Man the Battle OF Sui
lyans leland part materials the Resolution OF In
dependence the Declaration Of Independence the signing the
Declaration. - =. 49,,
The mass OF manuscript materials collected for this volume II
very complete unolds the origin and OF every i'm
porent measure tracing the ef the Revolution com
petely every part Of the United States and
snng subject In its relation to the history OF the world
during the period ofits progress - 49,
THE HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION viii be completed
In two eoiumes
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A IHE -
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By d. w. BARTIKrT,
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

,a., m. ,.,.ousl supervision or. r BARNUM 0RKArs
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Union Saver brush IN hand,
Once made the tour Of this broad land,
And mend the Constitution tvo;
He found betwixt the North and so,th
crack wide as an earthquakes mouth,
And gave to Everett and Bell
pIeotons how to use II well.
Don't let the earth divide. my boys.
Let Everett patch the Unioa wei
0rws shall hsV. to toll ths Bel.
Buchanan next alas he found,
Prostrrte and bleeding on the ground;
And broken hIs white bandased neck.
This surgeon placed his head once mere
Dd% xRd suea ssas !: ,a.. "Y and .inso S tat day
He looks and walks different way.
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For balance Of the above song, see
REPUBLICAN asE CAMPAIGN
SONGSTER
Published this morning.
EDITED WILIAh II. BuRLEI0H, ESQ.
OLD HBE Hssss INp i~G The f''F FiREHEATERs II isl
BYR. COLBY
TrsR-"Degest May"
The is sbs.sss ,bs SSif fss&l.s's ssass ss gathered
Where wave. the fierce Palmetto
And to seed seceders rum
oa The .ssIs tnion 1ss f.'sissi I. si..y.d rsdnees
II Dsasls. don't 90 ossssoerd,
qs YRfy "a s. 1s fence he Gulf they
For balance of t6s above song SEQ
hrruH5IcAS snassrRS qAnrAlOs
Published ,his morning.
EDITED BY WILLIAM II. BuaLRIeH, ESQ.
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THE BObOLisKs CAMPAIGN SONG.
BY esoRe. ". BvssAr.
change. Punsse, and the osbrd Of Georgia
and the c'rSps. is The ,i.dShS s., q s,S MsSnd
.SSs Ss.. of 9fs Flssas% .%E ny from Ss,1y 10; aeah 1
woald drown amid the din Of chains:
So thinkon-thnk- IN think on,
sss Gs',l Ana ny S,ss ssIe Rsns
Ia to be our President
For balance Of the shove 'oTEi see
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
Published This Morning.
h'''4s srs;s: sS sH I5%si E!is; + + ;sa.:. ''T
When Washington was President,
The srcs, @ North. YVES: was Freedoms own,
Forever 10 be 90.
No border robbers cur,ed her soil,
Sustained by federal took,
No "sqaa,ter soser-igns' then were bred
In Democratic schools
= For iHsi which insS'sh mems blood did flow,
lnthe days Of True Democracy
long time ago.
In the dsys Of &c.
For balance Of the above songs see
THE
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
SONGSTER,
Published This Morning.
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the United st..e. Busnos Ayres, and Mexico
III. WONDERFUL TRoTTING MATCHES: Flora
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Iv..FROM EUROPE.
v..oyn1gy wWTE GIRL stolen AND D., REpycEp z y M TO
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VII. THE LATEST SLAVE CAPTURE
VIII. THE JAPANESE EMBASSY Preparations for De-
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N. .THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-FlRsr SESSION
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tives.
xII..CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIII. THE BARBARITIES OF SLAVERY: A Speech
by Charles sumner Of Massachusetts, delivered in
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XIV. POETRY: A Cheer for Gsribaldi
VAN INTERESTING LAWSUIT: The Way the Ca
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sunnouDted by the American coors and American eafe
This Engraving from Photograph by Heser o. ChcAso,
and is very good likeness Price printed hne thes pspsi
sI2i nches Is plain. Is cents Handsomely s0o'ed
Il Der 100 plain Sl5 per 100 colorod.
by mail ineosed pasteboad roll upon receipt OF tns
price and two 0cent stamps 70 prepay postage, , ,,.
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers aud Pnblhhers ~
Tribune Buildings, Printing honse Square ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15
1)rimters' h)arehouss.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED announce to the craft
that they have opened First Glass Prntsr Warehoass
at NO sPges't and are able 20 supply R.SSmssE
every article that ought TO be found in such an
WOOD TYPE which they manufacture viii DC ,nsp
but large assortment OF METAL TYPE, bVhuEnS
Foanders VIII be kept constantly hand JoAnsons masn
NIL be delivered In Newly York Iee o, siP.'S 20 c., cs
Cabinets Stands. scys Rss. SsGn. S Sss s,sn,: -
secondb,nJ Pr and TJpe, 10 large variety, At loN
prices FIJI FIFTEEN CENTS A POUND FOR OLD TYPE, @
n. maptb p,ess The Wood Type warranted 20 be eSas -
any ever made aud greatly superior to much that IL tee
market . - ~, ". ~ IL =. "a. -
new mstsihL