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4lartitalar Notltes.

Tl,v Monumental Association - Tlle
members This Association requested 20 rfss " w
Rannda Of the st. Charles Hotel a. o'clock, on ThphsUINf
MORNING, Izi inst, To join the procession !,
All subcrbers Monument arc consldeen y,
place Of meeting. :, !, ,rarr 1..r, -
all 2t 4. n. WOoD. shrsha..
sS-Young MEMS Christian III, As,sgciattom on; l.
tion and c delegate 10 The Confederation Of Associations
in The United States and British Provinces about to assemble
city assemble ny onr B9oyns NO ~ Camp
street Oh THURSDAY MORNING, the 18th inst at o'clock
participate In the ceremonies Of the Inauguration Of
e Clay Statue accordance with the invitation extended 70
worth Of lie services rendered his country by the departed Pa
riot and Statesman 4. ..a.- N
all n THos. MORRISON. Rec. See'y.
TEMPER officers Of the above Division
arc hereby notified % the Hall No 50 Camp street,
THU RSDAr the 18th inst at III O'clock Tor tile purpose
Of participating in tho q the inauguration Of ne
Statue Of Henry Clay Pnctpai y visit
place and hour. -. :.
all 7t RObFs BLEahbEf, AarSbaI.
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VALUABLE MAGAZINE STREET PROPERTY AT
auction ss
BY J. B. WALTON,

CATURDAY, April II, 1S6O, Mt IL o'clock
- IL, the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction,
will be sold
in the First District of this city in the square bounded 5y
Joseph Foucher and Deord Streets designated by the
measuring each 25 feet front Magazine street by
DEPTH between parallel lines of 1f9 feet inches and lines
American measure.
Improvements consist Of story frame house and ont
buildings
g- fERMS-one third cash balance credit Of one
years. in the of the purchasers the oTer
interest from day OF sale TO
tarity and eight cent thereafter not puncuay paid,
with special mortgage the property told until final
Acts H. Fedescaux Notary Pabllc, the
rense Of The purchasers aI0
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Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON re..,
fare street, al anessn. 81
By J. B. WALTON.

7
SATURDAY. April 81, 1860, ut IL O'Clock
- NJ, at tie St. Charles Exchange, will be sold
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with The buildings and
improvements thereon. In the Fsf District Of this city In the
bounded Poeyfare Administration Deord
cher streets designated " the NJ 4 plan drawn W q ~
ece Of H. Ces late notary pnhlc in this city measuring
Is feet II inches front street rs feet 10 inches ard
width the fronting alley feet wide dfsd
ing sad Square and opening % Annansiaon and Fcucher
ia inches In depth the side towards Annuncis
ton and ia feet nckes and lines IN depth the side
towards ucher street.
story brick dwelling sleerocfed having two rooms below
and four above gallery in front, stairs
Kitchen and gallery in 'front.' having three apart
frame stable twosinry, slate roofed story FOL
yard bicked large eoachgatc leading from
the 10 the stables, cister- in the yard etc
Aa TERMS-One- third cash-baance In and two year
credit il lie notes Of purchaser, bis order bear
ing per cent interest per annn from day Of sale 70
thrifty per thereafter not punetnaly paid Will
special mortgage the property sold until final payment
The buildings TO be insured to the OF the vendor
the purchaser the policy transferred to the vendor
sale before W. II. Peters, Notary Public At the
pepse Of fhe purchaser. all
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on THURSDAY, June IAh, and continue fear days
FIRST BAY ssas 5 s staas fer a.,
Grst dry Of May. The Proprietor will odd $500
saas 'si 5 VIM = s
4 s faprsa ss m fs md S 70 receive back bis sub
s4 CT r ODD s s
if he second be-. % receive back bis sub
''sEa osp 1f fePEGss s Purse
I've sA nls hfa cber Handicap, two aud haf e
dash name My alat weights announced from Judsss
ssae M si pAYwssps,aes for coli. and es then three
haas. Y 500 a ssssrip,ien s.oo g M sso
on tho ars day May. il three he bel
rims " III, e
W rur.e, ms heat. hest ,hrss 10
1 n ssas sa FL a :.
shsctibs three ll Tho sak TO close she nrss
s i 'fs receive
ds y name K ,ss aas ans hs
JUDI 5asss ssi Sand. june d T. sasa
saS liz '0 nue. h'a 'r h'ss
snbcrp al tho aadeap Stakes "a per cent or sss
Purses s srs which moneys win 90
Il Handcaprers selected BY the rroprsor
weights sh "'e ''ar'''''s - =
Il shall be al The the Proprietor receive sab-
scription Subscribers and New York Hotel Hanesps,
II he races a 5000 viii appropriated to b
run for in some manner BY the horses that appear on ID
The Proprietor he privilege o posponng any
Hiram esanstan New Hotel CITY Of
The above moneys win IL hung Up Oh LAY after adver
ss aea Ia ss the
and horss WALKING win receive III
aas Il HEsRY cor :reN. P,enrie.er
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THIRTY -FOUR LIKELY YoUsa SLAVES, FROM sHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction,
litnfs

THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YoUSa SLAVES, FROM sHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION at Auction,
without reserve o limit.
By ]. B. WALTON.
Anctioneer-oniee, 20 Camp street.
H. 4. 4 E assa l e. so r. u
" ~ S''efs sssf { SLAVES
a $:s s III ri II;
the death 81 their former master They with but two
plantation they offer apparsanity rarely
to Be- s s Zee ensF e saass and ks
They will b fully Guaranteed with the exception N N
TERMs-One third cash, oue.hird a. six mrst p
r NJ, twelve s, months credit as Z aSnu s Isl
be furnished by the purchasers to b the
SLAVES.
l. MEcHAcK, other 70 Frederick, aged % years; Ged
hAie OH uaRLEs WRIGHr aged sear. FIELD hand and
PaTRIcK son Of The above aged u years; field hand
| & hob sMAII.wooD, aged . yeassi hsld hand ans
sgs 2 fed s hand ssd Plssshnsa
10 HAMPTON brother q Nelson aged years han
IL sPENGER. aged 9 lela hand and poaghmsn.
MANuEI aged g Geld hand and nd, psassmss
| 10. LITTLE CHARLES, aged 70 years field hand an
IT, BILL TAYLOR aged % years; Field hand and plough
i man and very good cankcr
49, DANIEL, aged 20 years Field hand and plonghnan
ie. BILL. ROBERTSON, aged 40 years; Field hand an
4 ploughmaB.
40 aged 20 years Field hand and ponghman and ca
1 cellent dining seryaas-yery sober.
n ALECk, aged q years; Field hand and plonghman
Il a. JACK GARLAND aged 10 years; Field hand and O.
l.{a
2 PRESTON aged q years; Field hard and poaghman-
has worked nd coopers trade year.
"a HARRY KING, aged IS years; frst-rate cooper an
excellent subject.
rs NICHOLAS, aged As years Field hand
26 ETTENNE aged ~ Field baud and pldnghman.
Il ABRAHAM aged ~ years Field hand and popghmal
IS DAvY SAWYER aged 40 years Field hand and plougi
70 DAVID ZIER. aged IS years Field hand and plougl
| man.
80 GABRIEL aged 20 years. Field hand and ploughman.
;, 81. NANCY, aged q years Field hand.
81 STEPH en- aged Is Field hand and ploughmnn
49, EDMOND aged 30 years Field hand and ploughman.
"a PERRY, aged As years Filed hand and pnnghnan
Acts sale before j. e. Jarreaa, Notary Pubc the 9
| pense of the purchasers, NIL
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FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEW ORLEANS,
Chief Engineers Office April 1850
Rs- inauguration of the Statue Of Henry
Fife Department will participate In the ceremonies
Of The occasion, THURSDAY April 18th, agreeably TO the
invitation Of the Clay Monumental Association.
Engine Hook and Ladder and Hose Companies in
full uniform with banners fsg etc. viii form IN me usual
the direction OF the Chief and Assistant
Engineers half past o'clock on Camp street opposite
Fire Companies from Agiers Gretna Jeesnn City and
Caroon respectfully invited to unite with the Depart
me In the celebration of the day.
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies Canal street. the De
panen will Lafayette Square thence to be dismissed
ALFRED BELANGER,
EDpin
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s. BY ]. B. WALTON,

u. D.
Anctioneer-0nice 40 Camp street.
Charles sshaass g b s sd TfSa atr
xnns " r. oF
ments thereon na il The fonrth District IN fig
i, s.s dssI ssd mont
Story Frame Dwelling House the residence Of John Rodewald
hs %
room and houo With son ana has second
rooas Kitchen ironing room bath house Win carriage
sss a with ss ess sa
and Planted great variety plants, shade and
@ I h tss %ss y
Gs % .
md og ss s q
M e M on ,sa plan originally drawn By Y A
Lots Nos. inclusive each 81 feet inches iron,
lines American No. forming The of Ps-
'aHs mo tsssn a on Fourth
depth parallel lines Amerissn and forms the
E 4 III ~ Los Sc tPnGs Il
h and
~ asss 90 gss By g n s peH Sur
Charles fsie Nayades BY depth Of 10 I'm y
Iot the IF s. Charles aud Psasan,
i rear l2i feet deph the 81 Of lot No. 8, and IA
feet INCHES in depth ind front on Pleasant street
Lots 10 each 30 feet front III. Chara
ae sayaes1 BY deph Of 40 fes beeen parable
1 lines.
10 forms the Of ST. Charles ae Nayadesl An
| Harmony streets. ,
Lot No. 30 feet inches front Pleasant street,
feet inches in tho A feet inches In depth on one sid
| and ltis feet inches the tide If Lot No. ..
Lot feet ilehs font PLEASANT street,
inches In the 100 feet INCHES In depth the side
/ Lot No D. lU7 feet 6inchea on the other Site
Lot forms the Of Apollo and Pleasant sreets an
inches front Apolla street. 10 fee IN dept
ii side Of Lot No and 100 feet sinche III depth and or
1 on Pleasant street.
Lots Nos 49, inclusive, each 80 feet front
Apollo street by dep Of 10 feet heeen Iarar lines
No Is forms the of APP lilo and Harmony streets
Lots Nos Ia and 10 each ~ feet nehe, front
Harmony street. depth Of s0 feet be wesn parallel lines
All Amer measure accord ng 10 plan oy " bnss ~
dated Mare 8 1882 and deposited in the ehiee Of NJ Habr
4 N tary Public,
TERMS tine third Cash. balance at and two year
credit in The chasers their order bearin
per cent, from day Of sale o maturity an
Ger cent thereafter puclaly pid Win special Nor
| rape on the pr pefty sold unl fnnl pRyment.
The hui ps of Pryhtna and Third streets
he nsnrtd of the sendor by The uchase
and The policy Of insurance transferred to the vendor
be W. H. Peters, soaly fuohe, AZ tns e
| pensa af the m chasers. 81
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HrAparAnrrns 10 BnlsApn IsE pIy,s!os IA Z;

HEADQUARTERS isr BR1cADE lsr DIVISION l.. NJ,
New Orleans March 81. 1850.
ny. Order No. ST.. The Volunteer State
Troops Of this Brigade will parade in fall uniform,
Day l2 April Lafayette Square, ct w o'clock a..
NJ nnnciually in conformity with Division Order No p to
ceremony tho oscesien 9f he Of
Of the Statesman and Patriot Sif oy m
yitation or the Glay Monumental Association.
p The General Commanding hopes that the commanders Of
corus will use their ensesvors make full parade worthy oil
the occasion :, s., :.
g. The Washington Artillery will be prepared hre such
lutos as may he ordered by the Grand Marshal.
Of The different charged respectively
with the this order and to be The ground
promptly the hour named the Brigade line will be formed
al a quarter before 10 o'clock. 5.3L
& 6icers o the Staff at the Generals headquarters
at clock: detached officers of the Mtis are
invited to join. y, g#, ), a..
| ii' .5 THos. f. WALKER,
Chief OF the staff.
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WANTED-A LADY WHO THOROUGHLY under
~ stands Cutting Fitting and making Dresses
caaHtry town. A pleasant homo good salary offered
isfsetor reference required Address, stating residence "
n this ofice- m39 II
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PuBLic SCHOOLS, FouETH DISTRICT, /
New Orleans April !. 1850

PUBIC SCHOOLS, FouRTH DISTRICT,
New Orleans, A prl I, 1850.
HS@The "AnNual Exami nation and s'Ilxs
hionn of the Fourth District Public Schools VIII take place
below commencing at A. NJ, and closing at T. M:
Examination
CHESTNUT SCHOOL, Chestnut and Felicity streets,
Monday. April ..
LAUREL SCHOOL, Laurel and Philip streets Tues
day. Anril TO-
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL, carondelet and jackson SIS,
Wednesday,, April IL -.
LIVE OAK SCHOOL, Ninth and Constance streets,
Friday, April Is.
Girls HIGH SCHOOL, corner Chestnut and jackson sts.,
Tuesday and Wednesday, April Il and Is.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL, Magazine and second stS,
Tuesday and Wednesday. April Il and is.
Exhibition
FRIDAY April 90 in Felicity Street Church. corner OF
Chestnut Exercises 10 begin at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Music Speeches. Dialogues Compositions, Presentation Of D
plonlas, etc.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
a9 I'd JIG PsRH An, TR.. Superintendent.
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suKApQu ARrEHs WASHINGTON AKIuLKRY,}
New Orleans, April Z, ls60.
nzys Orders No.-The Washington Artfl-
leiy parade infantry in full uniform o1
he company win assemble at their Arsenal punciua1ly at
o'clock A. NJ unite with the Briease or Lafayette
O'clock assist the ceremonies the occasion
Of Inauguration Of the statue Of the statesman and patriot
Henry Clay 20 ..5..,
pany until Of the ceremonies OF the day. winch
when completed he will report with the company 70 Headquaf
tiers for further orders .,5 5s$4.ss M -
Details viii be FIRE sanis Of thirteen guns from ihe
head al Canal street signal for the procession TO move
point al the moment Of unyeirg the STATUE.
expected this occasion that member oil the corp
will respond punctuelly 10 this order. o,, ,,-...s5
III NJ Is..rsoS First Sergeant, 80 I'd
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VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON NEW LEYEE AMI
Fulton streets, Julia, at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

CATURDAY, April IA, 1850, at IL O'Clock
y NJ the ST. Charles Exchange public auction will be
sold
LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of this city
fronting both New Streets in the
bounded by New Levee Joseph Fulton and Jnla Streets
easnripg lines New Ieyee street.
Is inches and front Fulton street by depth Of
3 inches and lines line and 3 feet inches and
lines depth on the other line.
The this consist of two Twostoy Brick
Stores yeranda fronting New evee street. and
other fronting Fulton street The yard divided in two
with water works and privies on both Sides
Fulton Is leased by the Southern Steamship
Company until the 3Oth day Of September next
No. TERMS-One third cash balance and two years
credit the purchasers their order bear
ing at the of cent annn from day Of
paid special mortgage the Sold until final pay
ment.
The buildings insured the satisfaction Of the vendor
purchasers and the policy transferred vendor unit
final payment.
~ the nurchnsers a6
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]. B. WALTON.
VERY SUPERIOR DINIgGR0UM, HOUSE SERVANT
snd Carriage Driver at auction.
BY J. B, WALTON,

GATURDAY, April Ia, 1850, @t IL o'clock,
- NJ, st The ,t. Charles Exchange, Will be Sold
The creole BOY grin. TONY aged about ~ years. dining
room, houEe ssrvaHt and carriage driyef.
This slave bears high character hiss raised ia
city, In the most careful
will be guaranteed agains all and f1aadies viii not
/ bc sad out If the city. l
EY-TERMS-Cash. :
Act q ale before A. Aba notary public ts expense
the purchaser. 3 all
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BY PALFREY & CO.,
wx sYER, Auetioneer--0hce, No. n Camp street.
M at the ST. Charles Exchange st. Charles street by
virtue the honorable the Second District Court
al and H s s following desebed
Of the succession Of Greer Duncan deceased Will be
l. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon situated in the half
Change Alley having % feet fron on Exchange Alley BY
depth Of Is feet and ncheore or measure
The comprise the brick building Nc
Exchange Alley rented for law Offices at the rate OF
aDSos st CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with all the
bounded BY Cuomhoue Royal and Benvie streets and M
change Alley measuring q feet inch and LINE front on Gn
Alley The improvements comprise three story brick bu,dng
thirty IS Offices and known naosa nn
Office subject the suuct in favor of James McCon
nG rs GRTAs p PoaToS 81 lately occupied
by the deceased together with all the buildings and improve
ated in The First Of this city in the bounded by
hp1 he No o Diam e edn dated December IL 1857
deposited the office Of O. sarke Notary Public IN ms
lines front Apollo the each q Enerpe and
Terpcore and the same dimensions on the rear me
bn afan se Fehep hst house fine ac
house and abng gardens stocked with tne choicest
exotic oy
Said property be delivered 10 the purchaser one month after
| SALE
A.TERMS-For Pew, cash. for The Real Estate one
fourth cash and the balance credit Of l. and years to-
purcha bearing interest at cent from date TO
tury thereafter cent until paid and secured y
spe ia mortgage upon the property sold Y. ..,.....
policies transferred to the executor until the final pay
ments have leen made . c,,,,.. ,,,a. nnh,,c n, .bs ~
Acts Of sale BEFORE r e. Cuvher notary punnc ~ te
/ of he
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC,
ny ANSEL EDWARDS.


Jsv ArJsEI. EnwARDa
r. AraflgIp Auctioneer
Store ss 81, Charles s.rest
ming during the business season. at carly gasgnt will be
general assortment Of Mceilsneous Books AZ choice .na
ard literature in the departments Science
Useful Ars soS olosiapns, Travels voyages &c. &c.
~ ------------- - s,,,-,.--------
Dis BALE.
100 Of Calf and MUD Boots Shoes and Brogaus,
And
--Damaged---
Being part Of AesHrs. w. 4 G. BlaDchards stock.
BY BLACHE 81 BEAUMONT.
Auction Rooms, No. 90 Charsres street.
c,AmrRnAY the IatI,t~s. .sro o,.,ccfr a .
o II auction o e wbs e Unaes street m Dc
400 e,ass csh Mud and Mp Boots, Shoes and BrogaEs
IN, .sse. ~ MAJ. "a IA 70 O., =. r..
The whole damaged by se aSd being part az Mess W.
J O. Blanchard,s stock
80 S'' 'e'as' eiea'' 'of approved ehao 10 80
-----------
CREDIT SALE.
:" $3.50 - D1oAs, snoE'a 4ANp bkosAss-
anroTs OF SPRING Avn s,5Nvpp c,r ort1tNa
.1,r,,,
AH1Ao1@ - o. LEAomoNI.
aueion Rooms No. n Charities s.,
H. At auction rooms No 81 chsres street win Be
tdata inn--
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AMUsEMENTs.

" ARIETEEs TfsEATNHt. CRATER sgnRrr
Acting Manager s 81 Guar 81
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POSITIVE SALE, FOR LIQUIDATION, OF VERY vALU-
able Property in the best Locations in The Fourth District
very superior Modern Dwelling House and Quarter OF Square
AQuaer Of Square, of Pytsnia and Fourth
Square Of bounded by ST. Charles, Qae Nayades
Apollo, Pleasant and Harmony streets. 7
nv Jp WALTON
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK STOCK AT AUCTION
BY PALFREY & CO.,
". sYER, Auctioneer-ohSce, 2 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April 14th, 1860. at the st.
. Charles Exchange
Fifty shares Of capital the State Bank
noy-TEPMS-Cash
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HALL NATosAL B, G., I
New Orleans. April 5, 1860.
Rg~At n recent meeting of the members of
the National Base Ball Club the following officers were elected
to serve fer The ensuing year:
President--T. j. Coleman.
Vice President s Erwin
Secretary and Tre4surer-J. Almipdinger.
Captan--A v. Bignon.
Eaptan--J W. Persnn ah Cts
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HALL or PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. %,
New Orleans, April 10, 1850
nS-The officers and members Of the above
the Engine House, on
THURSDAY MORNING. April IL al O'Clock fully equipped
purpose Of joining in the celebration OF the Clay Fesi
w aii an NJ - u r KNREsHIDE, Foreman.
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sar Clay Bfonumental Association- : Per-
IN possession q books Of sbssripon VII please return
further subscriptions the completion Of The Monument Will
be received at lie place P.N WOOD.
Treasurer,
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A HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
II New Orleans, April 10, 1850.
kTs-The Continental Guards are hereby or.
to assemble the Amory: on THURSDAY l2h April
Inst at K A. NJ equipped assist IN the ceremonies OF
The inauguration the Static Of Henry Clay the patriot and
statesman Pnnctua attendance Is expected from every mem
y " e'sp' GEORGE CLARK Captain.
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closed mall consisting Of eers and newspapes for satee
and cities Of the Gsran Postal Union and
Norway Poland RHssia Greece IonHn ISLANDS, ETC.
Is sent from the Post Office New York serai weekly
mail the West India Islands Will be sent oy tina
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Z
New orieans April 10. 1860 !
Rs~As recommended by the sr Mayor, fm M;
CATIONS maturing day invited to adjust them on the l
instant. r,,,oo x,nf.r f,.stiaa
all q Iho5. III wv 1 ..sl--
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B-Dqtiley Lodge Ny. 90, F.. ant Al, Al, 4 h. -
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room the
GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall, of st. Charles and
Perddo Members Of the Craft fraternay invited
tn attend
orrIoEns-wm II. Stewart, W. NJ. Edwin Marks, W.;
j. H. Gennison, j. W. Thaideus D. Vanlio, Treasurer s.
l. Gne Secretary R. L. Moore, s. d. Henry H. Robins
J. n. Tss. r SEQ rrer. ah ly
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HALL or WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No 20
New Orleans, April IL. 1860.
nSseThe officers and members OF this Conn
pany hereby notified asssnbls a their Ensne honse
o'clock csey the purpose Of participating in the eee-
mony Inauguration Of the Clay Statue Exempt me-
bers arc respectfully invited TO attend. by order.
ali II l.. +. ZEBAL, Secretary.
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SUCCESSION OF GREER b. DUNGAN-sALE OF The
Offices known Duncan's Buildings" and the spen
did Residence Apollo street. between Euterpe and Terp
schore Also desirable Pew in St Panls Church.
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HJ~Holland Council of Regal and Select
MAsTEKs No 1 meets the FOURTH TIL RsnAY 81 every
month IN the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter
Fellows Hall, First District.
n. r.. G.. MT A. Bartette, P @ W Bruno T.ueas
Treasurer; Jas Fur Recorder; IL j. Sanshury Captain
Of the Guards; @ Wood, Conductor 0farged, Steward;
Peter Sentinel seIs Iv
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N1 MART
The undersigned having secured cofnoions and
location the of ST. Charles and Perdo known
Ma ouc Hall have ed established Auction
for The sale Of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and MERCHANDISE
The superior advantages Of the location for the display
pey and convenience of purchasers demonstration.
ALE DAYS.:
For Real Estate Slaves Socks-Tuesdays
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays
Outdoor sales attended 70 at all times,
Efficiency ard dispatch may be relied all placed
In Cur charge.
n2s n HrcERRHN. LANDRY 4 90.
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sampser season.


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msnce g u O'clock psssseay. z Y
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

CO The Cincinnati Press thinks
the South's worst solution for their
troubles is dissolution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06

ca The lie of man is short
and his hold upon il weak indeed.