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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

TWENTY Millions OF DOLLkAs SAVED
NJ. spaldiHe has sold two millions Of bottles Of his eel
edrated Prepared CINE, and it is estimated that each
bottle saves At least ten dollars worth Of 5rsken furni-
ture, thus Aaklns an a~Egregate Of twenty Millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss bTthis valuzhle luven-
ton. Having made his Giue q household word, he DOW
proposes 10 do the world still greater service By curing
all the aching heads with his Cephalie Pills, and il they
are as sod - his Glue, headaehss win soon vanish
away lks snow in July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

For Comfort and Economy,
TTsE TIE VENETIAN BLINDS manufaeursdsy
~ FREEMAN n CO.
SO EaiA street, Provine Block.
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B. ". EEwMAx..""..."......zRAsMus 7. bose.
E. ". NEWMAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
ID R u G. rs,
NO. I98 MAIN STREET,
First Door North Of Clay Building, under the
WoTsham House.

HAVIEG purchased the Drug Store formerly owned
II BY ". N. shelton, We offer to our friends and the
public generally, at wholesale aud retail, our stock Of
Drugs, ebemioala, Paints, Oils, Dye Stun, vAraishes,
window Glass, Fancy Articles, P~eTfumeries, Brushes,
Suunsr and all other goods In our line.
We have made Arrangements with some Of the best
houses In New York, Boston, Philzdelphln and other
cities, ~ which we shall be in constant receipt Of fresh
and pure nrugs, ane we latter ourselves that We cannot
tail TO satisfy our customers in price and quality.
Our assortment Of Fancy Goods will al all times be
complete and Of the latest styles, Comprising Dressing,
Pocket and Fine Comhsi Hair, Cloth, Nail, Tooth and
Hat Brusheai Fomades Of French and American manu-
f~tcturei Hair Dyes, Toilet ard Tooth Powders, Soaps OF
ali deseriPtionss with Dsher Ertislss for She toilet teo
numerous 70 euumeFate.
Patent and Proprietary Medicines Of all kinds, snd
Leochet, constantly on hand.
Physieiaaa' Preseriplons and family recipes ~skillfully
compounded At all hours Of the day and night.
aF7f-iy \. ". NEWMAE b 90.
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Over excitemsat, and the mental care
and rurfety incident 70 close Attention . b1siness o.
stldy, are am5ur the numerous causes o fhervousH aas-
ache. The disorder6d stats OF mind and body incident
% this distresrinr complaint is fatal blow e Ell ensr=y
and ambition. Sufferers By this disorder san always
obtain sresdy relief from thess DISTRESSING sttacks b.
using one o. the Cephale Pills whenever the symptoms
srusar. n auiets the oTsriasEsd brain. and soothss the
strained snd jzrring nerves, and relaxes the tension Of
ne stomach, which always accompanies sBd sgsraFates
the disonlsrsd condition o. ths brain.
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POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected by
w. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun.
bred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

would max
Il 7snseiTes, 10 th'
ourselves. and 10 th'
ssrlt Be little better Z
IA will DOT be made
Esgs Of the two divis.
fiv opposite, and i i
fat thcir g psratioI
ss little bad feeling
me. I believe, nay
4 separation lies 10
,raf;on Of the condi.
f~hs'rgradual elevation
aefer The separation
~ ground for hos'
extension Of SLAVE
ersich originate in tn
Eorfn os keeping ne
f-rlh ard q tie . Q
- As to The South
~ Trade Itself, it i
,rsths propriftors Of
~riIiiors of negroes
about 600 q piece
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

Hi 'ad N terrible 'sadaehs this haftsrnoOa
hsHd hi Itspssd into he hspotheeariss, hand says h
20 the nan, "Ca1 you hease ne o. an 'sadscheF
= Does b hsehe ara" says e.. Henceedi1glJs" say
ht. hand upon that e gave ne aCephaic Pill, hand POI
ne 'oaor it cured ne 80 guiez hat Ii 'Erzy realized 4
'ad I'd an 'eadache.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred Tenny.
son, Poet Laureate. spIendidlV Illus
trated by E. v. B. s NO., NOR, gilt.
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TheOhief Among Ten Thousand
DaIIeY'S Magical Pain EXtracf0r


UAs universally s~upplsHted all other oiutmsuts sne
n healing applications in both the Eastern and west
ern Hemispheres, wherever introduced; and It's infrin-
nc merit is the true secret OF its success in all cUfGno-
s&s affections, Ebetber the cause Be Gccidenfor disease
R n sCALDS
Are instantly relieved of-s their anguish, pain aad
Inflammation, By 5 uAelyS application OF this staruel
ious healer, and the hesbE is renewed IS II BY .
charm, no blemish or scar2 remaining.
Il FRIEND OFsS Z NURSERY.
Children are frequentE sufferers from external
injuries, especially fronE Fluid and CdmPhcne En-
Observation-Disclosures everya mother should have this
healing preparation CON- SANITY At hznG. Il heals
sore BreGss. and quioklyE removes the TETTER sr
RIHGWORM, 80 prepa-1 EeRf IN the nuTserq.
TO TRAVELLERS BYh SEA Al
The Machinists, the Tra5 Weller, and every other In
dividuaf whose lot In lifezd throws him within the
chance Of accident frem2 explosion, FREQ collision,
should bear in mind thatc5 this Magic Extractor is his
best and snly frieBd. Ito is both portable and cheap,
and should ever Be hisE companion as a friend in
need. There are thou sands Of living witnesses
- testify 70 It's marvel lsus virtue, who owe
their sound IEbs andS- muscles to It's saving
ehhcAcy.
The following are a few Of the leading dissss: fsl
which DALLBT's KAGL@ CAL PAIN BxTRACIOB
Burns, Erysipeiss, Sores Of all kind,
Bruises, Fistula, Shot wounds
Bolis, FROST Bites, s~erofuia,
Broken Breast, Fezer Sores, scurvy,
Bites Of Reptiles, Fslonss scaldss
Cancer, GlAndulsfDiseAsesSourf
Cracked Lips, Nercurial Sores, Soad Head,
Chspped Hands, Pains generally, sprains,
C~hilslains, Pimples, Small Pox,
OramP, Piles, Tumors,
Contracted Cords, Poison, letter,
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases Of Skin, Raahes, VeuerealSoTsa, etc
Ssld at the principal depots, Il Broadway, New York,
and ~ and i5l Charities street, New Orleans BY J.
WRIGHT 8 Co, General Agent. It ezn also be OBJ
tained Of all respectable druggists and merchants
throughout the Emitted States and Canada.
For sale in Memphis By all druggists. nrsl-dawly
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THHB coming year inAugurates the third volume o.
i ibis favorits exponent Of Southern literature. II
is a source OF no little gratihestion to rs that in an
nouneing the third volume OF the JOURNAL, We are
enabled 10 give the best possible reproof to the dis
o~Ouraging predictions Of Northern publishers, as well
as to the gloomy forebodiags Of even hearty we'll
Wishers IN our own section Of country. Yes, We are
proud 10 say that the brilliant success Of The SOUTH
ERE FAMILY URNAL has proved the eristance OF
literary talent and enterprise in the South which fears
no rivals.
The friend sf Southern literature have often declared
that oouid they get a Southern pzPer which, in point
Of intrinsic merit aEd in price, could compete with
Northern Weeklies, they weuld cheerfuliy sHpport t..
We offer this dssiderstumi We Ask these promises 70 be
redeemed. We ask = conDaris0a with other papers
FAMILY JOURNAL will be found equal to the best.
Arrangements have been made with the
BEST WRITER'S OF THE SOUTH,
and the publishers have no hesitation in saying that the
JOURNAL must become a
WELCOME GUEST I z SOUTHERN OHE
For the ensuing year we are enabled to report a host
otners
BRILLIANT ADDITIONS TO OUR sTAFF OF CON-
-TRIBBTERSi
an intensely interesting series Of
DETECTIVE STORIES;
important snd varied additions 70 our Justly celebrated
BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS.
We also trust to have II IN oar power to announce,
early in spring, the commencement Of 3 series Ct
sKBTCKEs OF KURsPEAE AVE
with this view We have entered into negotiations
with q highly popular author TO furnish Is with a regH-
lar correspondence.
with the January number viii eommenee a story Of
Unprecedented power and beauty and thrilling interest,
ALILNa0
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HONE MANUFACTURES

7 0oEIEG GLAssEs. PARToR MIaRoRd POE
~ TRAIT ard PICTURE FRAMRs, GIT HoULD-
IhaS, a. eaeap az they can Be imported, at
FREEMAN 4 CO.'S
$50 MAIN STREET.,
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
Il By Joseph Francois Michaud. Trans
lated from the French by W.. Robson. In
vols, l2moy half calf.
HISTORY OF EUROPE, from the commence
ment Of the French Revolution to the
Restoration Of Bourbons, in 1915. By
Archibald Allison, LII. D. In 81 vols,
sVo., cali, gilt marble edge.
THE WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH.
Edited by Peter Cunningham. In 4 vols,
svo., half calf and full calf.
THE WORKS OF MRS. SHERWOOD.
Uniform edition. In 16 vols, half calf.
HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. In 3
vols,s half calf, gilt back.
THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY By John
Horn Took. To which is annexed his let
ter to John Dunning, Esq. I vol, svo.,
cali. London.
THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred Tsnny-
son, Poet Laureate. splendidly illus
trated by E. V. B. s vO., NOR, gilt.
THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
Illustrated by Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
POETS WIT AND HBMoR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. illustrated with one hun
dred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. H.
Illustrated by Foster, Dore, skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ.
with a memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the sup~erintendence Of
Oiinthus 6regory,L- L. D., in 6 vols, full
calf, London.
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONORA-
BILE EDMOND BURKE. In 8 vols,
12mo., full calf, marble edge.
THE LITERARY WORKS OF SIR JOSHUA
REYNOLDS, first President Of the Royal
Academy, with a memoir sf the aHshor.
By X. W Beechy. In 2 vols, Emo, half
calf. London
LIFE OF LORD BYRON, With bis Letters
and journals. By Thomas Moore, Esq.
8 vols, cali.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from fhs peace
of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1713-178s. ByLora Mahon. In I vols ,
full calf, marble edge.
WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAGUE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
BibliograPhieal Notices, etc. By ".
Hazlitt. IL 4 vols, half calf.
FOR SALE BIZ
ECEegses = HGAess.
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

1000 Bxs. window Glass, as'd sizes,
rs brls. SptS. %TuEpehtIne,
80 f" Resin,
rs Alcohol,
200 bush. Red Clover Seed,
geo +" Herds Grass,
200 " Blue Grass,
so " Orchard Grass,
900 Spring Wheat,
Usage Orange,
LuceTRe,
White clover,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
BuckWheat,
1900 bush. MIllet, to arrive,
500 Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water,
Louisville Artesiah Well Water,
Fine Perfameries,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, etc.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
mrl0
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w At @ HES

I'VE have Just received eur fan stock Of the above
w gOods, embracing many new and desirable pat
terms, which we viii sci. low for cash.
Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted.
A. j. WARREN s. co.,
2ss corner Main and Monroe streets,
m-.-L.nIM MannhLa
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Fer TioksburE.
VNHE splendid passenger steamer VIC
H. TORIA. Hoocy, MASTER, will leave As aAIfA
sb5ve Tnta "a atSP. n. a
For freight or passage kppfy on board, OF to
ELLI&TT 4 VTNaoE. Agents.
inr21-it Corner Pronenaae and Jeaerson streets.
For st. Louis.
1tEE gpleldid passenger steamer JOHN -
j D. PERRY, ziesler, master, Fillioave lz
as Above THIS DAY, atbPtM. ~
For freight or passsEe apply on board. or to
J0AB LAWREECK. agent,
mr4d~lt 81. Louis whnrf-boat.
For white and Little Red Rivers.
77HE ane passenger steamer ADHIRAI. 49,
j ksrlsy, mastef, viii leHye - ebsvs on
SATURDAY, 1t s. r. n. a
fW freight OF passage apply on board, or to
THO6 H. WILLIAMS CO.,
JAS. 7. BOURG 3 co.,
LARRY HARMsrAD,
mrz2-St Agents.
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CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
BOYS O9sG GIRLS!
A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoyagsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hsrry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret ~HuntingtOn's Experiment.
HOoker's Illustrated History.
The Crusadss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Ch,valisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters Of tAs World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl . Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
Drans,
ala ~ - Arthur and his Knights.
Taffsr street. 70 Is it is Day.
to said M0uteomery b.
cry s, 1881 thence soairfmmer.
said Gact. ne sans beinEE
EAST clrner q q lsf sold By
AlrxandeF, being ~ acres gea OF France
the north boundary q the said
boundary % 2 acres sold b. saidA T,ef5.,ty ~
DeYlin 10 College street. ihsnce u
College street. tG The bsgiuHing; eo1l
acres, near q stark's Female Colen
said twenty sores sold 10 said G0ntgon
81 Aforesaid. The right q redemPi
waived The title is good but ! wi
trustee
Should tMe property not sell tor enough 10 81
deb.si I viii, At the said time and place, seil TO-
twenty-five shares 81 the stock u The Mer1phis Raf.
lug and Loap As GisiioH. conveyed 70 me b. said Mort
gonery = collateral securiy.
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TRANSFORMATION.

Q r. r Q z o I'm :
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. Il
lustrated by Foster, Dore, skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY By John
Horn Took. To which is annexed his let
ter to John Dunning, Esq. I vol, Svo.,
cali. London.
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01a-isrW NJ OE=ien n c. OXEN q OherIon y
osnordushue n; OfFo1le - Ohen1s UbnsA = ",
. 05Tesw D; O'Harra p Osborne 2 Oheh W
-rpre Ar parker J; Peuisr 2 FeutJ y Park
- Il. Psfkman M Petsm a feake = Eheai.n
Z. pole s; Piunket y Pierce GWi Port
= pa4r-s 2 a. parkhiser - Pe1Ee p.nEhs ~
49,. q Petit AZ Psrter J D Raliens W feeE-
49, q psrfirS 2 b; Phelps " ferson - foftei
5.ts----qt J n Pre- A; Piunkaf y PHrlson
u..i-1 r. I. Perry A. Peters = A. Phair " fauon
~. Psrf 4 = s. Preston w Coz fLies p FleIoes
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jn S? sos ps'A' ~ FELIX LAaorE. tsr


NOTICE is hereEsg given that sIhe B3.srd
Ia of Commissions ri tha Scgu brlta Dtt wilt
coed drpn that portion of So ainn wing within
The the New fiaa1E. beg na the sssBpi
river npper of along Jrl Mobile
lantn along said LAT ding Del lfg Dsord street
upper sds Of III taa-i Of The New Orleans Canal and
Banking Gompany, following said Cana r. Lake
along the shores of said Lake 20 The ire the
owing aid line 70 the river Mis-
siSsippi following ha banks Of sEd the sartg
pnint-a plan Of which has been made and the utce
Of Recorder Of Morts in and tor the Pe Of o. s
That the works necessary the draining 81 s e he
Drarng will bt the phi'ea
required by law be mad and completed within foIs
aud possible calculate ~ cost OF Hbonb
| one hundred thn;i.and dollars.
And also tina they will ed % ain that portion Of aid
Draining within tho iitsof the Parish Of eftr
son tegnn'rg The Mississippi river NJ the rdaTy line he-
tween Parishes If Je ard rieas, along boundary
Pouchtrtratn along the hore4 os sad Lake a the
Jefferson and Lake ronch4ttf oad following SAD road
TO the Mississippi nowinE the Of aid ver
The starting Of which have been n and dnosited
flee of tbs Recorder Of Nnrta in and fer the Pa ish
That the works Tor ne draining Of said
PORTION Of said DrHnit district will 20 rrered AZ to rs
the required he made and completed
within years ant far possible calcuae, at
| cost eff hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
| i, Il PLACE, President.
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A UcTIoE MART IN TIE FOURTH DISTRICT
a. MAcKEY.
Auctforeer and Commission Merchant,


No. 81 Magazine street First District ard No. s65 Levee street,
Fourth District,
Respecfully informs CITY and residents Of the
Fourth Distr1ct that he has made arraneuents with M
JOHN BARTGHY open auction mart at his FnEfture
Mandatory where saies Of Frnitn and Ill kinds Of
Merchandise Produce, Eorse Cows, viii be
sold Mondays Fridays commencing IL O'Clock A. III.
y. BIr John Bartchs win attend 2 the reeent ard deiE-
goods sale this place Liberal advances
viii be made all kinds fMerchaade, Pdduce etc Ample
room for storage at low es- Isl I'm
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TREasURKg,s OFFICE, !,

Cry or JEFFERSON. Jan. l. 1861.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. ~ NOTICE Is
In HEREBY gwen ail eos residents nsn-fesidens in
dehted the City o. Jefferson for Of the 1850 and
previous years hat the said dne and payable the
January, IS6 he first Monday in June, 1871
Notice further given that will be at corner Ber-
lin and Magazine streets from O'CLOCK A. Nj to o'clock
p M. said taxes and il the raid wi hin
the above mentioned time they viii be dealt with according
law. FELIX LAGR0UEs Treasurer.
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Fruits In Brandy and Juice - SweetIneats
1000 boxes French Fruits in Juice and Brandy.
100 cases Havana Filters, a. y, and lbs.
so :. :. Sweetments II jars in a
For sale by PIAGGIO Il VIOSCA. Jr..
81 and Ga Old Leyee
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EnREAU III RfsoRIER. !

VILE DE .IFFFERsos. lar LsT 1851.
WIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIZ
"A present avis. residents rtlenta
de In Jefferson qi piiennt
npose eonforrnt nent lol annse 1868 LEI n'Hscs
precadentes notifies cue les dttes dEt eater
Ter anvier 1851, que bureau ii Cham
JoSsei s1cpsnure Berlin Magasin villa do
jefferson heures A. NJ. r cif les
diteS taxes.
Tautes rersonnes Ia te vile Tar 10
present requ. dayoir siadreser bureau ic Ter
js2$ 30. FELIX LAGaoTE. T1e#arer.
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AMTIs
slr. CaATaLa.s TfFArF9Is- -. oIlaELRs n


So. GahB.h4as TEEArEIs- eII4sEGK& ST.
Mr. BEN DgRAR Gesee.
Decided Success Of NJ EDDY he Great american Actor
THURSDAY EVENING, February i 1851
night of the great sensation drama called HE DEAD
Landry M f EDDY sslsrise Mts Pts-
as;s tllins ~ s. seselGso
s s NJ fG s. 6 oas sf ra G H. z s
and se Ball. of Aa@ga av saGs h % e
qsds q The oaittee per at tho
PRICES Or 4 t eels and Psraastte Y
,xss ssS9 ii Il
A LIVING aETEsacT4E = 4 LIVING NtRAcLE
Q M
THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST
The wonder 81 the worId-The HaEvel ii the Arne Great
est Tasing Tasic*a-onty Tea Years Old and Master
of the Piano .playing Two Pieces IF Mnsc and
Conversing at the JURISDICTIONS
with his Bark TO the Instrument.
geproduces the MOST DIFFICULT MUSIC after hsar
ing i'll
He viii also play he sesondo Bass piece Of Music
without heard It efore, and viii then change seats
1 sg aiIy 5s @ aasss H. s#fs II rrsns Ger
sTai. wonderful Ss9ra i Nv 80
much attention throughout country having played Ba-
FIR Ave weeks 70 Of FIVE Tou
People during the last three days there
Piano battle the scientific AMI learned
the landwas blind from birth has had moments in
s1cfion from sharp. any
key the he plays the difficult opera
pieces without striking false brilliantly
and beautifully with all the tate, sa feeling Of
| the distinguished artist
AZ each he will give Intable Irsita
| tons Of and Fife Railroad Cars. Guitar, VIII
play from the Operas Of Norma Linda 5ncrstia Rotga
Troaatore sonnasihua La File du Regiment Marches
Waltzes Pc Cpneerta Variations Celebrated
| Airs, ETC., and viii sing several pieces
n gs .
| Concerts at Armo1.y Hall,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
| EVENINGS.
e5g-Doors open e1 o'clock Concert commencing
| -szr-N MATINEE on SATURDAY.at IL O'Clock.
sss-AdGlission 90 cents Children, Is cents e5 Sc
| A UcE1oE MART IN THE FOURTH DIsERIGg.-
J.G. MAcKEy.
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Pates TrufFes, Sardincs, TrufHes, PesIts Pois
and Mushrooms.
1000 quarter boxes Paes Truffes
500 half boxes Trafles. ....
2o0J0 auarter boxes Sardines, in oil.
1900 half boxes Pes Pois and
1900 half boxes Mushrooms, from Paris.
For sale by PIAGGIO Il VIOSCA, Jr..
e. and "a Old Levee.
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Mr. BEN Lesaes.
Mr. H. GORRI citing 1huaGar'
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r ANDINGS Elk BARE MOUNT VERNON from Leg
Ia hor2l0 Slabs of White and Yein5d Marble and 10 cssks
falif II RIRELT III co, ~ nrsuonqsre
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.@ s T2 ns rgFGH fiy;an
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
u ISL u = O'Clock h
Fourth District in the square bounded by Pryana Ninth
Pleasant streets measuring 30 Pyt@na
forming the corner Of yania nnd Pleasant Streets
THIS property high ground and is planted with fine shrub
berry and ha and being in Of the lest
which will Pytania street certainly offers fine
szy-TE cash and balance and two
ear for secured by mortgage on the property and bear
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the
LARGE INVOICE OF PRINTING PAPER, ETC., AT
auction, clG,c cons snnen'.
BY GARDNER SMITH &c CO.,
GARDNER saith, Auctioneer
Office 81 Cornmon street.
nm s9 @t 10 Sssos
$ realms English coIored Me3jpn H..
s. " fine F FIhS fG fa rG. "a by IS inches
q - . = h by ~ :.
i :: :: con,ise. ctol t.etter, Pa1er
half cash; the balance at TO days, for salts
r. IPSrtcn% attention OF Printers Ithographers
Druggists is called Q tits sale.
SanrIr< can he Office If the auct'oneor fe7
| VALUABLE HOTEL, STEAMBOAT OR REST AuRANT
| Cooking Range.
| BY J. G.. MACKEY,
Auctioneer,
su1esroous 81 Magazine street, First District,
and 865 !eree street, Fourth District.
| SATURDAY, fFie 9Th inst, ut imlf-pnst 10
y O'Clock A. No. 81 Magazine will
| be sold
very valuable Cooking Range with copper utensils all in
| complete order
| Also
16rra
or hotel besides ure LOT kitchen Ware belonging the
| same lot.
| Likewise II the time, will be sold
other article consisting in part Of Household Fur
| niture
| HSg-TERMS-Cash. fee
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TgNEIE IVORY PHOTOGRAPH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. 9S CAMP STREET.

Especial attention is called this all
the Photographic Art We prepared make hss8
pictures which, rea honess and deeaey Of enoring
be equsled also combines the beauty
Ivory Miniature. Call and judge for yourselves.
Strict attention is herofor paid TO the different branches
of business. pauerteoypeB, kind of pictures from
deceased copied small enlarged into life and
painted OIL colos in indispensable style
R~M E. JACOBS continues snperinend the prompt
nf all work o ca nj 6na
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VIII be acted fhe comedy Of Win OATs-sir George
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men Mrs w. r. Leighton ..EANCEN lie Francis and n.
p li4nt conclude with the farce called sARAHs
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