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La Es#7ssssyJEazs1 FUR TIE
esezZ sSs3af-A-12sa2 ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILMAY
CHANGE OF HOURS

~ On ard after January 50, Trains leave
CALV ERr STATION AS FOLLOWS
The Mail Train daily texceit Sundays, I'll : 30 ST.
Ior mfd Buffalo, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton,
Binghampten, Syracuse, 0swego, Toronto, Queb.c and
Cnntrea ana all parts of Western New York and Canada
also, for Pttsburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati ST
Louis and all parts Of the West and Northwest.
For Emmtsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon, Behlp
hem, Allentown EaSton, Reading, Pottsve, Carlisle and
Chambersburg Pa and Hagerstown. Nd.
For Green Springs, Owings Mills Resterstown and West
minister.
For New York city, with only change Of cars and
az low fare as by other routes.
Travellers can 60 by this train to Detroit ans Chicago via
Niagara fails, atthe same cost as by other route
YORK accommodation Train daily Except Sunday a
Railroad. ~ ' ~
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P u 70,
Travellers from WASH ngton and the South by the 60
M and 32O r H. trains make connection with the trains
this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICK EFT
OFFICE, Calvert Station, n E. corner Of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
,- - JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN I. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent jaG0.tf
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81 OLD DOMINION STEAMED

Is comparatively new, and built by merchants OF Fredc
and baltimore interested in the trade, and by
ercan and farmers residing the counties horderug
on the RaPpahannock for the press purpose of keeping
hrst class steamer the route During the winter the or
ward Geek hiss been enclosed thus aoring complete pro
lection Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages of
sizes can pc taken On board and carried under deck without
taking of the wheels Her stateroom ana berth accornG
GATORS are large and commodious and her caracity
freight extensive As passenger and freight h at she ha
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
Irough freight received in Baltimore aud charges %
py y: .; CAPRON CO., Bowly's wharf
Is Freight received on board Of the Steamer Wedupsd,
apG thursdays, and on Fridays up TO O'Clock, ? NJ
For further information Blank Receipt Of orr pse
by the Company, apply on board, or to
X: j. CAPRON 4 co, Aye..s
', -, ,,r, No 81 Rowiy's wharf, RalUuCr-
y SlLACGHIER, President, Frederick sburg Va rl22 :
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$50 WINTER ARRANGEMENT
lNDIViDEAI. ENTERPRISE LINE
On ana after TU ESDA January 2gth 1881 tIa Steor.r
PIONEER will as follows: ~ ''oI' 'he steamer
LeaVe baltimore every TUESDAY MORNING at o,cIoc,
I Ir 81: MlCHAEL'S and EASTON, via MILES, RIVER
FhhSt, return same day. Every Wednesday same bour
tor ann POLlS, WEST RIVER and CAMBRIDGE re.
H b On thursday By the same route Every Saturday
BbfipIEi OXFORD and EASTON POINT, return on Mon
usT ny me same route, leave Easton Point at O'Clock
ja26tf VI 'H' ~ II c.,r,ro,-
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Onler Gaillart
CHESTNUT GROVE yVHISKYs
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

NEaEsTNUT GROVE WE7ISKYy
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY
introduce the article to the public physicians city
and country as the
Purest DEffuaab1e StlmuIamt
which mas been prepared for medical proves itself
acordsa heshfu and nvgoratpg, to the eneebed
whether by disease It distilled from the rye
malt and it's nutritious properties preserved bya process
peculiarly own whereby Fus aud other noxious In
gradients be contained in the Whisky general use
eometey separated that the absolute purity this
tcle from any foreign adrnxture is guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia York and Bos
Agricultural Society it with hel
DIPLOMA aud Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFI oates:
Philadelphia Sept 9, 1883.
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you find none of the
poisonous substance Fus OIL which the character
sc and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. 8, 1858.
have analysed sample of Chestnut Grove Whisky
Mr. Charles Wharton, Dr. of Philadelphia, and hHFna
carefully IT, pleased to stats that Ia entirely
rom poisonous deleterous substances. It is unasuay
pura and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R, chiffon, Analytical Chsznst
Boston, March 7, 1859
have made chemical analysis Of commercial shmples OF
Whisky which To be free from taheayJ
TusiI Oils and perfectly pure and unndulteTated. Ths
hvo this Whisky derived from the grain used In
featuring ii. Respectfully,
A. 4. HAYES, H. d. State Assayer,
No. Is Boylstou street,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
leg ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
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New Orleans by rail and l6 miles BY The river.
Ry ]. B. WALTON,
AUCrIoHEER-OHice, 40 Camp street.
~ an @ r. L. ef Hsss
9d Post 9c at u O'Clock NJ the following described valua
SQUARE A. containing about arpenrs of land and
i9g I feet nGhe front on Front street and the river about
384 feet on Second street in the Ga this splendid square
the story Of brick and the ecoud story frame wde CALLER
es in front and on the sides containing eight principal
Upon the there live oaks sedar and
place susceptible being one Of The finest coantfy seats
the Bells Grove place. and occupied BY the Kenner
s sgAE So n s %o 5d s HPa
Lots Nos 2 20 y and % fronting Second and lots
80 feet from! BY 100 feet in depth Lots 10 inclusive front
sFs Sn hS eac 9 a l3 S9 IL ia M f. % on ~
Nos q and e there IS frame dwelling part being each
ceptibe Of being made desirable residence '''D 7O'
SQUARE 9 bounded by Third Fourth, Worth and Holiday
Lois Nos IS e. q Is fronting on rnird street and lots f.
Holiday and Is "a inclusive fronting Worth street
SQUARE D. bounded BY Fourth, Worth and Holiday streets
Northern RAILROAD diyded into ihrtywo lots Numbered
T Pm 1 Lots sac ~ S o and r. Fgpng on
3 and fronting Holiday street and lots a. l5 IT,
'front.' BY deph Of = feet Lots aid fronting on Holiday
St. End o 70 and 2 Po o5 on asue each
elusive; fronting Kenner a7enme me each 81 feet
SQUARE No l. bounded by Fl Second, txgy and Dan
lei is divided into twentyour lots,
a. Lots to 10 inclusive fronting First street. -
q inclusive fronting Second street. each 80
'front.' by depth of 100 feet Lots II and fronting Daniel
street lots % and "a fronting Oxley street measure
each 80 feet front, by depth Of $50 feet.
HALE OF sou RE- No % bounded BY Third, Fourth and
Minor Streets and Wians' divided into twelve lots
numbered from 10 IL Lots to inclusive fronting Minor
street. and lots to u inclusive fronting Williams
each 30 fettont depth of l2o feet Lots and
fronting Third street, each 30 feet by depth of $50
feet
This eligible property is located the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ten miles, and the
Mississippi river sixteen miles from New Orleans the only
point where the railroad with the river The
high the location healthy any in the State 1t offers
parties desiring establish country convenient
and access and gardeners and Others the
best opportunities for investment.
The plans OF tAe property be at the Office of the
Aucioneer.
n~ TERMSFor the Bell Grove Place. square A. third
cash. balance at and two credit with six cent
interest from day of sale For the other squares
oneouh cash, balance two and three years credit
with six cent interest from day of sale and all with eight
per cent interest after maturity and special mortgage until
final payment.
Ac of sale before Barnett Notary Public the expense
Of the purchasers, a6
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srATn nr IlnuIaIAnA.

STATB OF LOUISIANA,
.. Parish Of Crleans City Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 18th of July, 1850 before ms
the undersigned Justice of the Peace, in aud for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Prea
dent of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Nav
leans who being duly according law and
that the foregoing accounts and tsae and
transcript from the books of the Company.
THoMAsA.ADAMs President.
Sworn to and subscribed me, the 25l july 1850
.5.5s o. II. MITCHELL, "a ). F.
Board of Trustees resolved interest Of s
PER CENT In cash the outstanding certificates Of
Its to thereof heiregal
after the SECOND MONDAY in August prosirno
Also declare dividend Of THIRTY PER GENT $50 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
year ending the 50h Jrno 1860 which certificates viii
issued on and after the first FAY Of oetobar next.
And resolved further, that after One e
Dollars of Prefts all the outstanding certificates Of hs
of the yesr 1851 be redeemed otter SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proxmo-intarest thereon to cease
from B0th June ult. E
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Orle ns I
Be 1t remembered that 18th day of March 1861 be-
J9re me- the subscriber JnHtiGe Peace in and for til.
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
ana L. r Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
company Of New Orleans who being duly according to
law do deose and that the accounts are inst and
true and eorrecttrancrip from books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P JANVIER, Secretary.
"on 70 ana subscribed before this 18th day March
io0i' d. MITCHELL,
second Justice Of the Peace Parish of Orleans
ms ceFd OF trustees have resolved pay Six per cent In
ef51 on the outstanding certificates profits on and after b.
second Monday of May next anti redeem and after that
ate FIFTY per cent of the Scrip ssue year 1885, and thay
have further declared scrip dividend of Thirty Der
net earned premiums for the ending February for
WHICH certificates will be issued after the first day
June, 1861.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
r A. CARR1ERE, Vice President
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DENTISTRY.


EEszgesaESSA ARTIFICIAL TEEGTFx-The best
cheapest and replete Dental Establish
SfFYTasS5SA usnt in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDINQ,S
~~AI1I-bl 1874 Canal street.
His facilities for npuang Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
By any Practical mist Southern States defying eonpe
Person Requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely the experience skill and in egrity which
Dental Science produce
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty which
be detected from the productions Of nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for mastcaton and arcuA
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without pain supersedng anything before
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness It,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with careand SKILL
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by Others Unsk
fully applied Teeth remodeed and fit guaranteed
crate charges At the following prices written guarantee
companyng each If desired and represented
after two months trial, their money will be returned
Full sets on Sterling Silver base 90
Full sets finest finish gums bound 40 90
Full sets vucanzed Rubber equal to gold from $40 80 90
Full sets y carat gold base beautiful form so 50 90
Full % carat gold base from IS to lbs 90
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DIR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n6lY 1874 Canal street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, D
Parish of Orleans, city of New Oresns,S
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day December
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Oner Galard President
and A. Schneider Secretary of thu Citizens Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above and
true and correct transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAIILARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day, December 49,
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board Of rustees have resolved pay per cent in
the outstanding Certificates OF years
1851 1858 and 1889 and after the second MONDAY
ruary next
-rRusFHAs-
Geo. W. West, r. P. Hunt,
JAS. 4. White, NJ Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,,
o. Janlison, kums Augustin,
Ar. Miltenberger, Cesare Olivier
}. Leisy, A. Bohn
Omer Gaillard.
The Company connueto insure against pers
snd rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
pramiums
NJ Office, No. Carondeletsreet. dlT If
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p-sssrl, MOST EXPENSIVE SOUTHERN
FFFRyTPIANo FORTE MANU- FACTORY.

WM KNABE co., RJs l. S, and Enaw street, Balts.
respectfully nor he Southern snds that they hsve
their factory d prepared supply the great
demand for PazGa They uncuespnably the most
durable al tbs Atas improvements. aud fully
Snead years. For and great power ~
and agreeable tonch thew uneanRred.
For twenty y6ars their instr have beon highly
recommended by m Professors end musical amateurs in The
country.
They have the first premiums ali other competition
IL the different States where thew been exhibited
Last wear Thy received First Premiums at Montgomery
A-one the Southern made Piano. and the other h
BEST, ngatHzt al competition.
Thev also received The Pair held in DcrebsF last by th
Cotton Planters EonveniN at NEcon Ga the Highest Pre-
tnium, against ali competition. -
full supply Of the above Pianos may bs found at on
N"eD'' - Il E. BLACKMAR h BROTHER
els E-Gwa "a C'amp street,
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r. 4 ii: sh aay os ed ay e
(oa Postqee Royal pursuance Of an
oh Of as hsn n 4 III & Of hs er9p5 DTct
sold account the above named succession the Following
osE I6T OF GROUND with the improvements thereon
the Firs District Of ths city in he bounded by
streets designated BY mo No u, plan by Piiis Sur.
g q " e. @ a Gaey s sna + Is
"sbs fro On nm aepmene ise by e E r feet 70
thereon consisting of Double Cottage house
Two Lo 5i PEI Of GROUND in The First District of h.
s ae Foa % M%S & Ere o d y0s s5
msasarng each 70 feet front on Willow street, by depth Of
And the slave DAVE negro man, aged about 43 years,
~ TERMS Alp CoNDTIoNs-on cash, and one.
hall credit Of twelve months be by mortgage
SO bsd "9o G. Wes Nog Public at the ez
pense OF the purchasers.
SUCCESSION DE MARIE RONDEAU, F. G. H.. DECE-
ddeyente dune Propat9 antorse ct de deux Terrains
vacans Stu6s dams !o Premier District, Eclaye
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures, 40 rue du Camp
1Unf, Ie 9 mai Is61, midi, a Ia Rourse
rue Roy ate de cDnforG orre 'hono
da 5 DDS sfS DC DC Il oSt Ne 2 de pop4d
Suaea seront vendues pouf comPte de la de Succession
IN TERR Nm ct les asora:ions qu y trquvent, siqt
r4Gs 81 Charles aefaiH Nayades Apoop, Terpschore ct
P Se RF ao ito aaD pn en a5 s
ha,ega noae public Hyant q pied poqces de face Ia
MepDmene pofondeur de 27 peds 10 ponces
lgnes paaleIes les n6loraons qu sly
trouyent CONSTANT aison diyte deuS locations
loutt a son de a par moig
bEEN TrRRAINS etuGs dams 10 Premier District de cete
Vile dams c horne par Willow Cypress lie
Florida Landing dgrCg par les Nos 303 ct 3i ayan chacun
~ peds de ace ID Willow profonGeur
piGds. ent lignes paraeea.
Ft pescave DAVE age denviron i3 ans n'ayaut quune
jamie.
H5~ GONDITONS-Ls Motto compliant la Motto a III
de douzo mos hypoheque la propes vendue
iusqu'a parrat Placement.
Acts do veate pardevant E. G. Wells netsIre public
frais des acquereuts. az s 70 n1y7 8 9
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j. B. WALTON.
B. WALTON .................S B. WALTON

CITY AUCTIoNFEg,
And AUGTIoEBER, APPRAISER and GENERAL. AGENT
for tho Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc. etc. M
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention to all saes Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks
chnndise generally.
hetnRea attention to his system Of plans plan books Of
Real Esato-inanguated at large ezpenseebracng every
square and every lot in every square, with tho
uereo the name of the owner other valuable information
taken from the most authentic soucesaecurng in tho pur-
chse sale and apprascment Of Real Estate equaed
tGges and information.
&Furniture and other salea attended to- Bs27
SUCCESSION OF MARY RoNDEAU F. w. G., DE
ceased-ImproTed and Vacant Real Estate in the First
District, and one Slave, at auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
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CREsGENT HTAE8LE WORKS
Monuments Tonbs ead Stoueg Piers Csner Table
Tops Slabs. ManrGt Pieces r6te5 and Giraffe Setting
Flooring Tiles Banquetto snd Yard Flaggn Iron Railing
Coping,
Sha trade supplied With rongh and mannLactp ed marble
by C3FANAUsH 4 Cuht4 Y,
tFE tanaP2 fra11D
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IN THE TOWN OF KENNER,
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, and l24 lots of
Ground in the town of Kenner, the Jackson Railroad
where connects with the Mississippi river 10 miles
New Orleans by rail and l6 miles by the river
Bx q VI Al TMM l
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ssrA TO EAHEILTES-TO FAMILIES. .a~s
H. THE CENTRAL HOUSE -
MAGNOLIA, MISS,
Has been constructed supply great want OF the czsns
Now Orleans Persons desiring travel thousands of
the of enduring the prvaons of crowded hotels
and Northern watering asylus find in Magnolia eaiet
healthy home with all the comforts of rstcass Hotel.
Pure freestone water good bathing high altitude and pic
resque country with beautiful drives among the advnn
tsges offered.
This place be reached IN less than and half bours
by the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad and
doing business the city after business
ct night, and return before business the next day.
mvl1 tt GEO. H CLARKE Proprietor.
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NJORNAU,s REsrAuRaNr-

EBURpITsS HOTEL.
Nos. 90 AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
IEstablished 1891
THIS commoious establishment having thoroughly
yated making OF the most PLEASANT Welt GEN.
TRIAL LOCATIONS in this city, tho proprietor tenders his
numerous friends his thanks for their patronage heretofore and
socts continuation OF their favor confidently assuring them
That nothing thai money buy shall be wanting may
contribute to their comfort The BAR and TEN-PIN AL
LIZ connected with the establishment unsurpassed
sel7 If RICHARD MURPHY Prour1etor
- SpRAEVRRJDGE III ALL. DEIIGHTFU LLY
Fad situated in the Piney Woods, Govington La, will
main during the winter for the reception Of Families
and other guests and offers unusual Inducements nsaid and
those seeking the influences of dry equabie South
climate and good chaybeate and sulphur springs the
retirement of country home. -
The subscriber fatters himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with the attention that will be paid their
oyment.
% dIm-2tawtf y, w, HENDERSON,
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Extinct from Latter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above in reference TO the same boy.
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puRIIG HnmsEs.

&c I B;HaDssT1LYN BEEE SsARDBs Szs
ad; ld above a.Insd plsee Of Is,ssh
da o von day ey a| and se9f F p e
Jaeson seet runs regurly these Garasns. admission
a 81 : ~1-',p, HsSEY scHrHNAKKe. Proprietor.
kk~Vpg ieased tis aslligr s9s 3s
known to he p % as e tep III ,rosv Ct .ay
panied and refuhed and will be opened By or On Tie s Of
every possible their wishes should please
a O.. DAE,L pETERs 4 co. .
q M0REAU's RES r,..esgsgafgses
a55 ~ TAUkANf u, LaEe Terminus,
s44faaaZss The undersgned respectfully informs his
bA aa S a SeR assd III. he wi ops" 81 Eli
,6s sg2a 5es q supply inch Is nay honor him m ea
afford and which viii be served in superior s;ys
MI BIN K MoREAU.
,svrzrsfzas n GtALPIa,s NEW RES @
joins GALPI Ma has t tIe pleasure g. ~
e2ao lhiomins BIS friends and the Sfse.sAzsssgseS
them esshno 81 Royal street, next a9u door to the
f@:i '0f sfFd os s9
on h @Rse a are the s gus opsg room
oelock A. N until Y p NJ the advertiser has large
] supplied VIII S beSt FsfEt essS Sa fP
the market ankns his friends for the ea if 6n
has always been extended to him. the undersigned
ds tf12.w = w - MO" DIN aALPrN
@ r, n1ogKEAy's REsrAURANT-
I'll l. The undersigned, uropreors of this well known
ssg ~ establishment inform their friends and the
general public, that their house has during the
samer nterreynu undergone the most thorough renovation
no and bs Been been e 81 s H..
comnodouB in the country having accommodations
for number of private parties The all furn-
ishngs the best quality aud The arder will be supplied
With al end the best yands which The market afford sryed
which this ia noted The Of wine are
kept hand and large force Of attentive
walters will be in attendance to serve guests.
RHODES & MOULIN,
nsH I28 canal strees
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Tow-BoAr coNQUERoR AT AUCTION.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FIR
nitGre, Silver Plated Ware, and Extra Old Wines.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,


nitae Silver Plaiel ware and Extra Old Wines. "
By PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Office, "a Chartres street
TnURRs ID A. 9th, 9th inst at 10 Iss o'clock
nqs streets without any whatever will sold
Pasa &c.. e"s fs1s .s saG MI 4 s,
Clocks aeenx French ooins Gasse M4bos sH y Bans
Extension Table G Chairs PaTlor Lamps Mahogany Bed,
NNa5s5SR ,s, S w. a%a 1@E e.
Dinner Sets, Kitchen Utensils &C. 'N'''
splendid Silver Plated SCI Consisting in Ceo Pots Egg
Boiler Milk Pitcher lea Urn ggd Is other pieces.
400 bottles of extra old Wine. my6
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ELEGANT PLEYEL
Piecoo Piano, etc.
BY r. M. MONTGOMERY,
Auctioneer-oHice, 81 Camp street.
A. NJ at the dwelling, rs and o ST. Louis street, between
All he "Es cdga T Pc so sai dwelling eomDn
aIs Tlss o Of fine Br
SETS Kitchen Furniture, etc.
splendid Pleyel Piceolo Piano Forte.
H9 LHLe.E2-NasL. mys
EXTENSIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
lib crates % casks and cases of French and English Earhen
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms. Nos. As and Al Old Levce street,
between Customhouse and Benve sts
FRaLDI5AaiK1 10Th o. INST, at TO o'eiocR A: NJ,
tween (,irod and Iaayete srrcts First Iii m
ll3 20 casks Ear henware Crockery-
ware, ,nlasWate anu 'hhaa'e comprising an extensive and
u GODDARD Burgess of Lougtoa Stfr,hre and best
French The whole specially got
up Ior lli7 market
de previous to he day Of sale be obained the office
sar-TERMs-At sale mg3
INSTRUMENTATION.
TrnwCTO ~ 1U,I0DSn NJ n, -, ~ -
w Of the Armors of the 53eaGregard Rifles Inquire at
mv6 Ct ''''' '''"''D 'Ae A'O'' "a L ''u e'0eA'
WANTED AS APPRENTICES TO THE SHOE
w Ba6inessSeyeral slave boys from Is years of age uP.
Apply 70 9o,rrrrpn,- ,,,cr, ~ ,-,-r, ,,,-r,-,- M
a30 If % st. Charles street.
WANTED a DRUMMER AND FIFER, TO GO TO