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Jas. 8. ToS1S.
Wholesale and Dstaal Dea1er,
KnsxvsRles Tsnnssssss {, a
HAS REMOVED MS STOCK or HAnD-
- ware 70 the stand fos.isrly ecsske. y 4:
Brothers. f.. ~ -. 4 ~ . -
His supply Of Hardware, oss5st5. ~. ilsisy
Axes, Steel, saddlery, HardWazs, CsFraG6 4atsff
Goods, &c., N very large snd we'll assoftt4;
For Blacksmiths and FArmerjs
lie has a large supply Of IRON Of the vsssosi
sizes required for ironing WagoAs, Heres
Band, Round, Square. Oval, 1Islf.fouhd apd Flow
Plate Iron, Anyiis, Vices, bellows, seref PIsiSsJ
Elaeksmitls' Drills, Hanmcr., Eledgcs. Tonga
Wagon Boxes; best Sfncd BcfAx; skeIis So
Boxes, new and useful article. Two HofsS
Wagon hsles. Steel Of at kinds, &c. Hvrss'
Carriage-Makefs' Matefials,
Ineludins, among other things, Ensineisd Clofk
and Leather; Hubs spokss Shd feIloesf Springs
and A1les; Bent shahs; HUI 6nd sand BfRds,
Dash 1.eathef and Dash Irons; MsiIesbls Cast
, h Aa't olir'; Beet Carriage Bolts .c:yh.ts
Ivory healed Mails; Fifth xh46ls;. step-ifonsf
Whip Sockets; Tafts and Turing B1tionf: csyjs6
Hair; Laces, of various kinds and eofoffi esfr
riage Mats, &c.
Harness Trimmings,
In great variety, such ss1lrsss and silycr-plated
Mountings, In sets and otherwise, Brass, Silver
plated, Japanned and Polished B6crles and KHesi
Brass, Silver-plated and Japsnhcd Hamesg N63d
Hames and Stage Hamce, r,issdt and Black; Rein
Snaps; Martngale Rings Rosettes; Brow-bsnds;
Bits, OF various styles; carriage whips, large
variety; Collars, some very fine, &c.
Saddlers' Goods,
Comprising Saddle Trces, Of vsrious rasverhts
Hog Skins, ranging from $40 to $3.50 tcr doxt6,
Padskins; White Wclting Skins; Ennfnefed Iseath--
err Patent Leather Skirting; Epnmeled Cloth;
Euamele6 Canvass and Drilling; Buckles; Rings;
Bits; Stirrups; Three Cord Orange and Yellow
Thread saddlers' Silk; Plush: skiring; Sad;
dcrs Tools; hest cast steel Anvil Blades; Webbing;
Bosses; Saddles Needles; Brass and Silver Orna-
ments &c.
lie invites all of his old customers, to call and
see him, at his and convenient enthusiastically
and also solicits the trade from any new custcmcfS
who are disposed to try the Knoxville market, fof
the purchase of any goods in his line.
Prices shall he low, and especial pains will bo'
taken in the filing of all orders.
LOOKOUT FOR THE SIGN or THE
cS- B g p A D L o G X. IA
March ], 1s61-1y-649 Knorriiie, Tennessee.
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Negroes to Hire!

INCUR LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMEN,
one Negro Man, and Boy about ten years
cid. to hire. Enquire at the Office of tho Post.
June Z, lS6l--tf--663
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Wall Paper and Paper Hangings.
lust RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORT-
u ment, which I will sell cheap. Also, Patent
Rollers for Curtains All sizes of Picture Frames
Aprl 5 GEOR, W, ROSS,
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by agreement between the different candidate.
FOR the Legislature they will address the people
on the issues of the day, at the following places
on the days named:
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Lamp Oil.

Lamp Oil.
r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
L ply Of genuine Kerosene OIL, and far sals.--'
ALSO. n lot OF Lamp ohilnneys;. -
April5 SIX. HEEDEA.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Rsg- We IRE authorized to announce the name
of Col A. s. JARNAGIN, of Polk county, as a
candidate for Floater in the District composed of
the counties of Moigs, McMinn and Polk.
Mss- We arc authorized to announce Maj 10.
WALKER as u candidate to represent Monroe
county in the next Legislature.
re- We are authorized and requested to nm
nounce JAMES M. HENDERSON as a candi-
date to represent McMinn county in the lower
branch of the next General Assembly
Msy- We are authorized and requested to nm
nounce tho name of Il. ii. DUNN, of Polk, MS q
candidate for the office of State Senator for the
District composed Of the counties of Monroe, Me
MINI, Meigs and Polk. Election first Thursday
in August.
lss- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the name of l.. II. HURST as a candidate
for Joint Representative FOR the District composed
of the counties of Mcigs, McMinn and Polk.
2asS- We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce Col. NJ. +. JOHNSON as candidate to
represent Monroe county in the popular branch
of the next Legislature.
mss- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Gen. JAS. 7. LANE us n candidate to
represent the couniics of Monroe, Polk, Meigs,
and McMinn in the Senatorial branch Of the
next Legislatnre--subjcc to the wishes OF the
People expressed through Convention.
re- We are authorized TO announce !. q.
DARKSDALE as the Union candidate, or IN
other words, the Peoples candidate, to represent
McMinn county in tina next Legislature. Election
LIST day of August.
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WoN'T FICur.-Gentlemen who reached
Memphis from Jacksonport, Ark, Mon
day, report that a rumor prevails in that
sention, that the noted robber, Jim Lane,
has positively declined to enter the SER
vice of Mr.. Lincoln; declaring his inten-
ton to stay at home and tend his farm,
and let Mr.. Lincoln fight out his own
battles. ..,:.... ..
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j ames A. Tulloss, Admir- of Jas. S. Pankey, decd,
rs.
Araminta Sentcr, William Senter and James Sen

Russell's Superfne Family Flour,
EROM THE BEST ARTICLE OF WHITE
Wheat, for sale by 8. X. REEDER.
April 5
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Chancery Court at Pikeville.

Chancery Court at Plkevllle.
JUNE RULES, 1861.
James A. Tulloss, Admir- Of JAS S. Pankcy, decd
jackson Angle, Martha Angle, Eauraley E. Pank-
ey and tho Creditors of James s. Pankey, decd.
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF CHAN
Nd cellor Van Dyke, to me directed, in the above
stated cause, it is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
q newspaper published in tho town of Athens,
Tennessee, notifying and requiring the creditors
of said James S. pankoy deed, to appear at the
next term of the Chancery Court, to be held at
Pikevie, Bledsoe county, Tenn, on the Sd Mon
day of September next, then and there to exhibit
their demands against said estate and have them
selves made parties to the compliments bill, and
answer the same, or the same will he taken for
confessed and set for hearing par,e AS to them.
s. G. NORWOOD, c. & NJ.
June 81, 1S6l-it-prs fee $4,000
James A. Tulloss, Admir- of Jas. S. Pankey, Decd
Aramnta Scntcr, William Senter and James Sen
ON MOTION, AND 1T APPEARING FROM
the allegations in the complainants bill that
the defendants William and james Senter are
nor residents of the State of Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process Of Court cannot be served
on them, it is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, newspaper published in the town Of Athens,
Tennessee requiring said defendants to appear on
or before the next term Of the Chancery Court al
Pikeville, Bledsos county, Tennessee, on the I'd
Monday Of September next, and plead, answer or
demur to complainants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and SGT for hearing er pdrfe
M to them. 8. G. NORWOOD, G. 4 M.
June 81, ls6l-4t-prs fee $3-665
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Col. Terrell, of the Second Kentucky ~
Regiment, raised at Cincinnati for Lin
coins army of invasion, has declined the
command of that regiment for the follow
ing reason:
declined the command of the Second
Regiment because / satisfactorily ascer
were not enough Kentuckians in either
Regiment to entitle them trutlrully to be
called Kentucky Regiments, the number
not averaging at the highest estimate,
over seven to company.
W. &. rERRTLL.
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East Tennessee & Georgia Railroad Co.,
Knoxville, June IS. 1851.
THE JULY, 1881, COUPONS OF THE
J. Bonds of this Company will be paid in cur
rency at this office, on presentation.
HU. L. McCLUNG, Treasurer.
June 2S-3t-666
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THE FOLLOWING is a sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters:
CAsANDAGuA, July 18th, 1850.
Messrs. Hosietter d SAITH, Pittsburg, Pa
Gents:-As we are strangers, herewith enclose
you twenty eight dollars for four dozen Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which please forward via
Michigan Southern Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and
CLAYTON Station. have purchased several doz-
en- bottles at Toledo this summer, but the sale Is
ON the increase so much that wish 10 open o di-
rect trade with you. I was Induced to try your
Bitters by my physician for the Liver Complaint,
and received such material aid that have re-
commended IL to others aud have sold about two
dozen per week for some time. i have all kinds
of medicine in my store, but there Is none that l
can cheerfully and truthiully recommend as your
Bitters, for know they have helped mo beyond
my expectation. Youls, respectfully,
PHILo WILSON.
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A SHORT Waffle New Orleans Bee
dwells on the great anxiety of the North
for short war-referring TO the dolo-
rous plants of the Herald over its ex-
pensiveness and losses, and adds, truly
enough, that the only way to make it a
short war is for the Yankees to go back
to their onion patches, repent of their
sins, leave the Confederate States to man
age their own affairs, and resign them
selves to the consequences OF an exist
ence separate and apart from us.
TnE FIGHT AT VIENNA.-The Front Roy
al Gazette publishes letter from gen
tlemah who witnessed the Vienna fight,
which makes the following statement:
A lady came up from Alexandria to-
day, and reported that thres carloads OF
dead and wounded arrived there this
morning. II the South Carolnians had
been there at the time every man OF
them would have been taken. Mono OF
our men have been hurt. believe God
is ON our side.
A gentleman from Alexandria has
just arrived here, and reports that 200
bodies of tho Federal troops arrived
there this morning badly mangled.
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great gun at the Rip .Raps, which has
given some annoyance to our troops at
Sewell's Point, but without doing them
the slightest harm. is supposed to have
bursted on Thursday evening. She had
fired two shot in the direction of Sewcll's
Point, and in firing the third an cxplo.
sion entirely different from the rest was
caused, without projecting a shell or shot
of any kind, and it was the opinion of
those who observed it that the gun had
bursted. - Norfolk Herald
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Mr.. BRicnr, NJ. F., on THE BLocKADE.--
We take the liberty Of publishing the
following extract Of a private letter TO us,
from an eminent merchant in one Of our
Southern cities, dated June 18th:
al saw letter from Manchester dated
18th of May. The writer stated that Mr..
Bright, NJ. p, had assured him there
would be no obstacle to their getting cot.
ton from the United States as usual
Hence cotton fell Id. per pound, and
they are satisfied their Goyernment will
get the cotton, and, If so, they will furn-
ish our goods, too-the one as readily rs
the other No blockade after cotton is
ready for expectation. - onstitutionoEst.
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HIETAIREE JOCKEY CLUB
@aGEsAzx-> OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
&Gss@zsSs@S$aSS The SPRING MEETING OF 1861
H F I; Marsh % 1851 viii Match Race
John aino, b. f. cAsrA DIVA, by Voucher, Of
j, r Aston c. wACCAMAW, by Bed Eye ont sf
SAME LEssEEs sTAKEfo all ages, Heats Three
Miles s@lhetipop s sSo the Lessee ts add 5000 in
start The cnb . add $500 If tile second
hSs:r hi sn O. e df SCI IL s
rig k4ff s a re- o
on %s III s a p f Fsee ra % S
East 1860 Declarations before the January
Brehitt 4 Ronndtree name br f. by Highlander dam by
wells BE- e." rR e By Lexington ont Of
Es AZ s. sfysfsa s" s e. ss Rda G a.
" Miner names CHI by vandy , out Of B9tc%t,
y: j. Minors CHI f. REGRET by Brown Dick out of Temp
a WIN by Wagner out Of Variation dee
$500 su6cIiPtion 500 forfeit four iii added
"a The and Close ST s horse " save his
7; ] Wells names c. WELLsWooD, by Yorkshire, out
A K n, Richards names b. f BETTE WARD by Lexington
H. B. Foley gr. LIGHTNING by lexington suit of
MONDAY s Apr FSe Di By 'S sTaKE s'I FOR
on Or before the 9h s E Gss
I'D $o0 TIVE more sta the second horse to his stake
1hos W. boswell names b f. NINETTE by Revenue out of
Gen. R 2 Camp names CHI REGRET, by Brown Dick out
A K Richards imp. c. by West Australian out
4 Bng!man na,nes s. c. ToI REDDY, by scythan ont
T. B. Poindexer names by Albion dam by Sovereign
Sh nppE names D. ~ wagner out Of Mary Taylor
Stephen Minors CHI wHIM by Wagner dam by Ambassa
John Minor DRUID by Voucher dam by Envoy,
Also, RUsTLING OAK, by Voucher out of Duchess de
A k Richards chf SUSIE SPEARS by Frysau out of lis
Hsl cut
G. W. Graves names b. by Brown Dick out of Little
u B. Poindex.er names CHI by oMera dam by Ieviuhan
H. O. colombs br c. by Brown Dick dam by Grey Medoc,
Tho Puryear b. by Charley Ball out of Wildwood
l. H. Oliver br by Tripod on! Of Odd Stocking dec
dec c by sF 6av o q nS eft Of 1s
las r boswell names b. by Voltaire out OF Virginia
VIM Allen, not pamed dec. s
L. A. dbrngie names b. by Brown Dick dam by Belshaz,
SAME DAY" CRESCENT .wEEpsrAKE,s, for all ages
Of the New Orleans 70 add pa S f Tet
start the Club add $500 II The race is RIM the
To close The LIST March, 1861 To name at the Judges
5ss1 - i'ss Race Course at o'clock M on Sat
| Pur, $1,000. = S @1ss' -
| Purse $500. = ~ SN'HE' 49,
rHuKSnA9, 4th Anil lS6lHaats of One Mile best three
| FRIDAY, 9th April, ls6l-PICAYuNE STAKE sweep
stake yea olds Heats Of One Mile subscription SO
Get Sil the second horse his stake four OF more
MI me snFe the propftetors of the Daily Pgayunc TO adj
| the LIST March. 1851, g3.lT - ~ Y
/ SANE y Y Heats Of One Mile !; Club Purse 500.
| Purse, Sl5G0 = : - ~ -
Alt SWEETEST AXES AND PosTsFABEs now opsr mn,
tfaSa
! Races, provided for in Rule XII.
RULE XII. The President Presidents NAV nosnon
| extraordinary occaslon.'' e :
Rotary with city reference. 20 - 90
Entrance money Club Purses five ner "a 90 ~ ~
i second ho,Se - y 81 - =
4 AZ walk over to receive the purse
Il Nominations and subscriptions to be addressed 10
SIDNEY STORY,
New ORLEANS, Jan. 49, 1861. Xvi J:
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BunrAu DIES coaalssAlnEs Du srcosp DIsrnlcr,
DE sDESSECHEAENT
~ N'le-Orlehns. IL i,nrierZ 1871


, x1Tr k'ne-Orleans, IL itnyier 1871
A MS est par lie present doERme Ggse III Esxx,-3
rean ae " nms@res dn seeonn Vi IIessecafsnt
eat fit ds m les mes de y
a 5lVse MssspP, cote la rite in Ia Ia
eps ae r. de rue Julie nsqap Mobiles il long
Wy jnSqa'a In DeoFd lie long do Ia MA
Jelod CT du cote ieur du new fTIean a
i,lhis company, suiyR IL Canal iun,Ia ~, Inr crt
ShsrnA lie long lies lords Gu i,is,us Ia fapa1s
as 49,; ur!eeaa Ct de lefson 81 want Ia dit from
mere 1esqa Ia riyiere Mississippi ii suyanf la harris d. II
etdsnoss IL, ~ p9s q atnnsn plan dnq6el I'D TAFT
~ gssq,ss II 4 2 5aF Is es-
sep fS stss u aas,it9t s REFUSES il o
az Plus pres calca dfensiron capt mil
sssl oiis eomateneeront dessscher cefte pae ii, dit
pstt 0e Dsssechenent limires Ie IN arasa do
Jeiiei son. comm Mississipp ia Iantfs ae
b T. lie pontclar e a
AZ; ne Ter de DIN lac saiyan 10
s sns a sgna "a rysre Mississippi
Sa ss as e denosas an buueaa du az HyIosh
esSes pour de desseeheaen de Ia e District
te ssront comm
REFUSES par Ia ioi seront fa tgarai fsns
deux cent clnqnante mil piRstreS. : - $50
tal2 lsw4st II, VT PE4fHt r,rssiat,,$
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OFFICE q sHeosp paAlsIs plsTneT,


,Ararr<,,, New Orleans, Jan,ary II 1851
IN fC ls McFeby given that the EIlss RS
coed 10 b Of M sfsgnd Drain District viii pro-
US limits fthe city of New beg ming At the
river ~ side Of 1na along julia street 10 NAME
lulig along said la ding Delrd along
a he upper sid Of ii an Of the Orb aus Canal
& eGhnany following said Canal Lake
9l ~ sae[e o aia Lake the line Parishes 81
rl rs ohd Jefferson following said line ID ~
sisslpPt, and following tbs banks said RIVER 10 liz
pohe plan Of WHICH has been made dene sizes IN m is
m the tlecoruer Of Mortgages in the Parish AZ
said or the draining Of portion il
Tons REQUIRED by lazy can be mad, copplets g
one hundred thou. dollars n ~ eost 81 anolt
n anS also ha. they will ain that norton s.;
so lying within the limits Of tte Parish If
tween 6e 4. hs ryss abe boundary e be-
i 1S 10 Lake Ponteh rain alo the shores Of said sEe ~
M ana Lake pontclaain Railroad foowne sad Toa5
Wy Mississpp river, and following the banks Of
ne h St tms Of which have been m deposited
W lee OF hA Recorder Of In and for The IA Isl
o. That the works draining Of said
~ a Dranit District will as soon as
Tue heneatons required made and romniataS
WI mn enr years and far possible to caIcna j III
ees' VI apout tMo hnhdeo and hfty thousand dollars
L. Fl. PI1A GN sprsSide,s
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AMUsEME NTs,

2 +tI~l4k u i
Varieties NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srEEEr.
Positively Last Night but One of Dot /!
CITIZENS, FAMILIES AND STRANGERS,
Desiring this exquisite Drama will therefore see
The necessity Of -U.. -..o
SECURING SEATS WITHOUT DELAY.
0BSERTE THE PROGRAMME
Entertainments for Each Might !
TUESDAY EVENING Ja9nary a. 1861,
Will be acted
ID OFT!
The cast including Mesrs. George Jordan John f. Owens
A. A. Davenport NJ W. I.eHngwe Misses c. Thompson Az
ME Graham Fannie Brown, W. H. Leighton and
II. A. Chapman.
The performance will conclude with John Broughan,s one
ratio extravaganza of
Pocahontas!
Principal characters by Messrs. Smith A. H. Dsyen-
port, NJ W. Lehngwe, Mrs. Leighton Mrs. Chapman and
Misses F. Brown and Francis
WEDNESDAY EVENING January 49, 1851
tposlTVELT LAST TTAE1
Dor.
And the popular farce entitled
THE Happiest Day OF STy LIfe;
jonathan Gilman. John E. Ovens
THURSDAY EVENING, January a. 1861
The attractive comedy, .-n
Playing with Fire!
FRIDAY EVENING, January 25, 1861,
The admired drama, translated from the French entitled
The Romance of a Poor Young Man!
SATURDAY EVENING, january 26 1861.
First time this season.
Our American Cousin! jazz
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The Art of SeIf-Defense,
~ #@.0 iii 15@ -r.". H. .
AD-sW ORD ExERC1sE

Gentlemen wishing to learn this Beautiful and useful
Science will please make early application, only LIN.
TIED NUMBER can bs admitted. u ,... b..
CAVALRY SW ORD EXERCISE Mounted and Dfsnounted
Boys Glass will practice two nights in each week. Tenn.
plars' Hall, 12l Carondelet street. @
Private Lessons any hour of the day.
RarFor further information, apply at the Office Of DIR.
ANULTY No. los St. Charles street. of Poydra
tween the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and p. NJ.
HT-Terms moderate. 1924 In
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.AMUaEMENT,s

= IN - Ss6dlII5N 4F9s sE1, VII
ST. CHARLES THEArER-sT. onaEIss 1T.
" z Lessee
Last Week Of the Highly Successful n tagenaent Or
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
TUESDAY EVENING, January r. 1861,
s"Pa nE # " ee s fl, TIE HEY %E a 81
Satisfaction skHnk Mr Ben DsSar After wficf H
GOT, FIIE PoUITRY aish;
FiTzsYYf& G aHIE 'n 's 'ss' S1sAA1ts %
Esq, entf led THE cRICkBT.
rR1oEs s. OF PEI r. ID s1s ed psseao
room Boxes, each IS cents; Private Boxes, each S.
s2'' open ''s seP
4 CADEEIY DE- MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Formerly
=. spaIding & Rogers AntphitEeater.
G. G. GHEsLEY Manager D. r. GiiDBR Tfsasner
' '' tut WIG ance Of Dan RICE '' - MAJ appear
TUESDAY NIGHT JANUARY q, 1851,
IaT Y! The Bnd seed p b Ftr%desd VI
Nv Acts and al
saT-1n Saturday Noon-Grand Matinee
ncsy-Tcksts 81 cents
Fs-CHANGE OF TfME-Doors open at 61zi Performance
- No''''s-N B. MeL1RsS Sole Proprietor Great SHOW.
ng-spaldng Rogers MUSEUM adjoining the Acadenny
Il a1se daily OPEN with thu Girl and
NEW OPERA HOUsle-coRNER OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse streets
TUESDAY NIGHT. Jan. a. 1861.
VIII be performed THE QUEENS MUsKETEERs-opera
ns-In rehearsal-'I.s Pardon de Piosr1ne.n
PRICE OF ADM1ss1oN-Dsss Circle Lattiesd Boxes. Par
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A TTENT1oN ATTENTION
A Glass is being formed receive instructions
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OFFICE OF rnE CANAL CARoNpnLEr AND

NAVIGATION COMPANY,
n New Orleans, Dec 2s, 1860 !
M Aceorifng to resolutions adopted at "a
meeting of the Board of Directors Committee Of Stock
holders the 18th Decem 1860 Proposals win he re-
cesef at The Office Of the Company FRIDAY LIST dav Of
February, 1851 Inclusive, for the leasing. during period of
Twelve years the Canal Caronaeet the Dredge Boats
road and Buildings the privilege Of collecting the
Gani tho Bayou 81. John and the Shi road and Mi other
Rhts aud privileges of the Company under its charter
thereto Said Proposals made with refer
are ecacHons adopted by sud Company 9i
lazy, ea1s posted he office Of tue Company until said
t Of February 1861 ntlsYe for reference by the bid
defH, aud the pnblic In general.
The Proposals shall sealed addressed TO tlle under
sigued Secretary OF the Company respectively
Proposals for the leasing the Ctrondslet Canal ec'
LOUIS GAGNET, Secretary.
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I AND1NG Ex BARK MOUNT YER mem. 3frc. I'D
horn2lc Slabs of White and Veaed erbls ait
tel0 If sAREBLI IA 90. s1 o1pvaan 80. 8
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Ea-EBdfyisible Friends Commamdery of
Knights Templara and Appendant Orders No.
THIRD M0NDAYo every month in the HaIof perseverance,
Lodge Of st. Claude and Dusne Streets Second
District .sf5 55aag9 s3 77:45g8 8&sEE
0FEIoEBs-J. H. HOLLAND, r.. Commander; G. P. Crane
Gensraauo F. Ricaid, Captain General; D. j. Donela
Prelatei F. W. Delesderner, Senior Warden; J. 9. Wood
Junior Warden NJ A. Cologne, Treasurer q. Meilleur,
eordcr; y. De Lucas Standard Bearer; A. A. Pray Sword
Boareri " Orand BaEden: L Beney. Seminal. sal2 y
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R8rHOilantE Council of Royal and Select
MASTERS No meets on the FOURTH THURSDAY of every
Fellows Hall, First District
oEEIcEEs-J H: Holland T. H.. G.-.M...; G.. P Crane
D. l. e. + A. Bartlette p. o. W: Bruno de Lucas
of the Guards j. G. Wood Conductor; A. oerged Steward
feer Aonsen, Sentinel sal2 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

Planters aud invited examine an invoice of
osNABURGs, COTTON JEANS, PLAINS and KERsEYs,
Texas equal any that be brought
into the market. PERKINS & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
i.1o On, No 4s C,arondelet street corner Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

ESTATE OF JOHN McDONoGu.
SQUARES AND PORTIONS OF SQUARES IN HURTS
VILE, BATH and SHREWSBURY, at auction without
reserve on long credit by order Of the McDonogh School
Fund for account and risk of former purchasers.
By J. B. WALTON,
City Aucioneer,
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90 GRAND MASK AND FANCY 90
4A DRESS BALL, 81
TO BE- given by the JACKSON BENEy AssoCIA-
TON, at ARMORY HALL,

Il PROF. A. GFFERARDE'S DANCING
81 ACADEMY At EAGLE HAL!-Prof A. Gherardi
~ most respectfully his friends and pu,.
in general, that his Dancing Academy will be open
V9 LEFTY Road the 18th NOVEMBER when he trusts
to meet with the same liberal patronage before.
Days of Tuition for ChildeTuesays Thursdays Sat
urdays, from 4 10 6 o'clock p NJ.
Genenens Glass Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
from to . P. NJ.
Private Glasses in Schools and Academies will be promptly
attended to-
For terms, apply TO Prof c. at the Hail. WEIR
bEAN Esq, MUSIC Store, No. 3 Camp street. MA SIN