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ASTROLOGY.

BONA FTDE AsrRoLOGIsT, raAr EVERY ONE
can depend upon, II Madame wIL6ON, who tells the OBJ
: 81 ysur visit you enter her room. Madame
sn IA the greatest astroogst that known She
invoke the powers Of her wonderful SCIENCE and tell all
events Ct your whole Life Her predconsnre 90 true that
ts amid though they need not fear for she practic
suit this most WONDERFUL and mysterious lady Her ad-
has never been known TO fan, and she offers twenty
,ssa dollars reward any who equal her In the
We science Madame Wilson ia in possession Of the cee
led magic charms which ara ever certain In their effect
ct between Houston and etauton srees the bakery
for ladies and gentlemen 50 cents
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LAa0E AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF MILL
merry and SHAW Goods consisting Of Leghorn Dunsable
straw and Fancy Straws in great variety Also Chill
as Hats and Blooms at the lowest cash prioesat
WIN. SIMMONS, 637 Broadway.
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CENTRkvILLE COURSE vROrrIN0, L. L-MONoAY
~ june Match for 81 eide three mile heats
ness. j D. uc4ann nance F10rA Temple Turner name
John Morgan. RkvIN6 4 CONKLIN, Proprietors
nay. :
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NEErREvILLE COURSE TROTrYN0. z I-MonDAY.
- juno 10 match for 5000 %ae &c r. mite heats.
Dese three In i've In hNuo~A j D Mc4snn names B.
Flora Temple, J. Turner John Morgan Formerly
Medoc. BkvINs OOhkLN, Proprietors
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CITY LADIEa-MRs HArKINs' CURIOUS NEW
Book gives the Pert aits and Biographies Of
Few York women greatest novelty printed interesting
70 both SEE Price g. For salss PHILIP CozANs, In
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, FOR LIVER.
IL pcoL-The PERSIA, yudkns Commander, will san
from the stream Wednesday next, June6.
A steamboat will ply between the Oompanys wharf, at
Jersey City and the PERSIA from twelve half past
O'Clock, TO convey passengers and baggage board
In Of great number OF persons who out
reQuested to take leave Of their
friends the wharf they cannot be taken board.
Ihe AOSTRALABlAN viii sail June 10.
&. CUNARD. No. 1 Bowling Green.
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IMPORTANT WOaK.-A GUIDE FOR THE MAR
should marry adopt any treatment tl 'hsy
informed tbemselves OF the truth only found Ia DR..
IN, sc paris London and New york Medical Adviser
Marriage Grtde: mailed for 81 by RICHARDS os, No
v street and ROSS IL rOUSEt, No. III nassau street.
doctor ures all euch affections, recent or ling ssndng
d o,Isiy and prvs.e.v fer years past at Gil Broad
. ~ e srs. from . A IA 20 q 2. NJ.
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AMUsENIENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Wis7Hs S sssp "a: :,
= sia sa, .' s .s
y HE S4 4Es s.aS siSisi ssoo.s'
: ::::::::::::
res" A'SsoS w Ts,n cr .ar Coa'o II"
& Fiji HI -. ~ ~
rosEE HoUns' CONTINUOUS no ROAM OF IAUGnrxn
4: \: : s s5:ss !: !; s sE;is;
AiL VIKING BOWERS AZ ASA raxNcHAKO.
EVERY EsEsIsc osTlI ryRrunn NOTICE.,
oua s IS %aS Sss35: s.. Ss.ssls
/ / NJ NJ NJ
Dosing sequs 70 TOa Tsyiors world famed coedy,.
pi SsH v to America in s y.H attempt to find his ss~
Both brothers With Incredible qu,ossss%
pronounced the creations o. Dc
s,r.,. ExeyIs s1s, SCENIC SC, .!!,I EsTs9w
EssnaOent
PANORAMA
q the Of the Of the OF the Of the Of tho
HUDSON
With beautiful dissovins effects. showing
SUNSET
MOONLIGHT
BONbISE-
SUNRISE.
The whole space OF the stage converted into grad
SkA1ING POND
SKATING
sKAIINa POND
Every lady and gentleman the theatre skates.
N. B.-flaces Gamble secured two weeks In advance
6 THE MINSTREL Boy AND "MY PRETTf JANR~
Mr. GUsfAvUe 0KARY,
At General Tom thumbs Ente tainment, dope Chspd.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN H0e Propretovs .MessrA L. d J. w. LusnsA
MONDAY, JUNE 3 1861
Engagement for six nights only OF the peoples
actor,
who viii appear In shaksgsrs's Tragedy Of
HAaLEr,
Prince OF DENMARK.
Supported by Mr.. a. &. B0nfface Mr. J. EunAn. ~.
q. Jones' and all the company.
After which, the comic Psut0m Of
THk MAGIC TRUMPET
Concluding with the romantic Drama OF
THE SMUGGLER'S DAUGHTER
UDOBRRT TOT QUE JAIME" AND "COMINQ
~ Through the Rye
MAS NINA 0EARY
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MADAME ANNA BISHOPS CONCERTS,
M Al tho stuyvesant Institute, CSC Broadway,
June 3, 4, 8 and g.

UN1BE MERRY LITTLE GRAY FAT NAN"
One Of the most laughter provoking OF the day.
SUNG BY Mo. W. TOMLfNS.
Every afternoon and evening at General TON THUMBS
Epter1ainment
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

u n K
The Proprietor of the above CELEBR ArED WHISKY d .
introduce the article the public physicians city
and country, as the
PureS& DtEusabie Stiznuiasat
which hes been for medical proves itself
cordial at healhtu and inyigorane sneebed
whether disease 1t distilled rys
malt and s nutritious properties by
peculiarly his whereby the Fs Oh noxioua
gradients known to be contsued the Whisky general use
completely separated that the purity OF this
ticle from any foreign adn1iztureis guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, hiss testified under nsth
to Its absolute purity. Read the following 's D
CERTIFICA TEs:
Philsdslpnis, sept.9 1884,
We have carefully tested the Sample OF Chestnut GRO,
Wsky which and find that contsns none Of m
poisonous substance known FuB OIL whichs the
site and Injurious ingredient Of Whisps In general rss
BOOTH, GARRETT d CAAAO 70
Analytical Cheriets.
rev YORK, Sept. 5, 1893,
have analysed sample of Chestnut WINS
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and hsvps
carefully tested It, pleased to entirely
from poisonous deeerious snbstance It unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R, Chiffon. Analytical Chsn1izs.
Boston, March 7, 1853.
analysis of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove whisky which be
Fusil ellis. and perfectly pure and unad1ersed Tho
favor Of this Whisky derived from grain used in mann
| featuring 1t. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assaysr,
No. ls Roylson stIsst
CHARLES WHARTON, IT,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
je7 Iva" PBILADErHIA.
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T AIDES NE...,-.......LADIEs' WINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated #=-.-.r.-
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities ss GENTLE
sTrMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIc and sUDoRIFIs, which
testified by Physicians and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stimuIanr and Tonic, =
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS a Diurette, ,rn#
It irrarts healty action GLANDS, KIDNEYS sne
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GoUf
ERUPTtyE and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
As a .ssldoriHc,
acts upon the Skin opening the sxpalng all
pures by insenble pesprao thereby driving Erupton
cleansing the surface giving vor to the who'll
syztem, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKI and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Hsvs long used the Blossom and Fruit of the OF
their most valuable remedies.
I'm Germany. .
The Berries dried and use In
Speer's Wine of Elder co.
Is purerom the Juice of cultivated Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me
dcna properties SUPERIOR any other Wines eon,noi
excellent article for all WEAK and DE BILTAT
ED PERSONS and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and beuehttin;
LADIES and CHILDREN.
| A Ladies' Wine,
Because It will not ntoxieate, 1t no mixture
pirits other liquors. and admired for peculiar havo
and nutritive propertss imparng healthy tone to
| sTOM ACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Ra-A glass full or may be used with meals
| any time through the day, desired.
wewll only ask your indugencet make one trial of til
| Wine.
For sale IN New Orleans by e. J. HART Il CO., JOHl
| WRIGHT CO., JAMES SyME, Canal street, and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied proprietors prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my25 lykW 208 Broadway, New York.
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g. PAEkE HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREET
ESaE::i and LAFAYETTE SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS
1sss ALLEGHANY SPRINGS asssuk
izsiA MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. - -

This celebrated watering place will be opened the
ton of visitors Oh the list DAY OF JUNE.
Located 81 miles from the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
they are easy OF ad afford the best security families
Each department supervised propreors who will
tend personally TO the wants of their guests.
Fhe roprletos hatter themselves they we'll
prepared as Mt the present
A full supply Of Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the Railroad Shawsre will be
ried in four horse omnibsses fine Springs
RThese waters stand Enrivalled for the Dyspepsia
je6 I'm BOOTH CALEDONIA 90
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STATE OF Lou,sllrA, EAa,sH or ORLEANS. I

s.-.i' Il, STATE or LOUISIANA. gARlsE. or ORLEARse
City Of New Orleans,
Beit remembered that the 12th dsy January 1850
me, subscriber. Justice of the Peaee the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
hdwards Secretary Of the SUI Mutual Insurance. Com
pany New Orleans who being duly according law
depose and say that the shove inst
and ranscripttror The hooEs said company.
TEos. sL0o, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary. AZ 5tsJ4
Sworn and subscribed before l3h day Of ssuary.
1860. p +, MITCHELL.
Ray ofSIx
PER GENT In CASH, On the outstanding Certificates
Profits the holders thereof their legal
the 18th day of February Also oeelsre
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. go per cent? the
premiums of the Company for the yesl ending Dcce
Der 3ls 1850 for which certificates Will beissued the 18th
March next, Y. fs5
The Directors after reaer7ing ONE MILLION OF DOL
of profits have further tnst al outstanding
Certificates Profits of the issue year 1885, redeemed
paid the holders thereof their legal representative
andster the 18th lay Of February Is be-
produced the time OF for and interest
on after the 5ist December, 1859.
- THOMAS $780, President.
.t JAMES D. DEEKGRE. Ttoe.Presidsnt
IAMEs EDWARDS, Secretary.
PIREozoEs'
James D. nenegre, z. J. Ears,
A. d. Kelly John G. Kiears
Hugh Wilson, : q stauhsr.
j. Y de EgaDB, &. r. Lensdals,
r. Henry Renshaw, John g. Gaines.
A. G. TrenoueS- Fhctnss Sioo.
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sEcosD DISTRICT CoUR7 HENRY PFEIrFER VI. SUCCESS
of New Orleans SION OF NICHOLAS FITzsIM-
ny VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
to directed the Honorable the Second District Court
OF New Orleans the above entitled viii
eel at public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, 10Th day of
September 1851 at Hocock NJ the following described prop
srty, viz - - -
- TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND With all the
@ buildings and improvements thereon situate in the First
Eli Drict Of this city, in the square bounded by Jacob
Soils krato and Thaa designated Nos SIX and
seven % plan drawn By Hedin Sch arbann Surveyors
dated 18th May 1854 and deposited in the r. O..
Stark, Notary No. One hundred Eghy.two Said
lots EACH 81 feet II inches and Solis
street by 40 feet in depth between parallel lines
SeizeC in the above suit
TERMs-Cash on thespot
E. 7. PARKER,
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of OrIesns.

DEU1IHxk CouK DE- DISTRICT HEkKY PFEIFFEK V: IA
SUCCESSION DE NICHO-
de la Nourelle Orleans. LAS FlT2SIMMONS.
- No S,29T
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vemte n
- moi adresse houorable Deuxee Cour de District de
L. dams laae cdessus proeederai le
de Ia COMMUNE entire les du Camp DIES Magasns
ala vente pubique ct adjudication de la propes don't suit Is
description, savoir:-
DEUX TERRAINs situes dams lie Premier District
Vile dams et renferme par les jacob Soils Eato
Thalie dgges les Nos Six ct Sept daPres plan dresse
par Hedn Scarbsun, apenteurs lie IS de mai 1854 dpo
sous lie No. 1872 Patude de o. Stark, noare public
cette Vile Les dts teais chscun 81 ped II pouces
gnes de face Soils 100 rieds profondeur
Ggtes pafalieles. q -'
trouvent.
Ssisie dams l'affaire ci-dessus ~
CONDIftONS-Conpa moment de REHABILITATION.
E. T.. PARKER,
aul9 seq 20 Sheriff de L. paroifse d,Orieans.
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sssi8sssss59.,sgs.. LOSS OF TE1ETEi-Dr. j, WEST!
sselSs liz st. Charles street, continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires CT springs
1LSlk-s upon his principle Of self adhesion. Thit
nethod has procured him universal Appreciation
ende 2stng he most ingenious systsm of simplifying ARTI
FlG4 TEETH hitherto invented and in all cases restoring
perfect articulation and pasticaon and perfect natural
n doy detection ty tins closest observer Dr.
West method Of tus teeth with gold combines all the modern
novgeens Those interested will find these be
entirely and trupalous!s Dr. W sincere
h% 10 the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity for the
e1aoF@ practice they favored him with for fifteen
year cc end rasideuca ia ST. Chares street. doc
!r2L -AiaTettt Sunsre as5tf
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-. STATE OF LoulsIlEA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New Orisans,&
BE Il remembered. that this 18th day December 1850
before me- the subscriber Justice Of tho Peace tor tn
city Aforesaid personally appeared oer Gslard President
and A. Schneider Secretary of the Czsn Mutual Insurance
Company OF New Orleans who being duly according
law do dspose and the Just
true and transcript Company
o. GAILLsRD, President.
5.E - A. sGEsEIBER, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before this day, December H.
1900 9' v ARTHUR sAUcrER
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Of rustses have resolved per cent In
the outstanding Certificates Profits for the years
1851 1888 and 1889 the second EeNDAY tn Fe
ruary next sF
-rEUsrKys-
Geo. W: West, 2. HHnt.
u. jas. A. White II. Musson, ,s&s IS
Douglas West So Martin Gordon. J.,,a
3. Jamson, Furna Aagassl5s
Ar. Mitenhsrger, CessiTe Olivier y
). Leisy, 2 A. Bohn,
7e- ez- Smer Gai1lard.
The Company the perisot hssea
and rivers and loss and damage by
premiums z35s ~ ssg8$ 5sEsT
na- Office. Nos Garondeletstreet s dITtf
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- POINT CLEAR E0TEL1-IE VIEW sssss
H laifnea comm nnlcatot between Mobile and ~
- rev ofeats being resuEoed ana encouragement Of ~
Tel on the 9th CT Jnl-. =
VIC can conhoeny assert that watering place Guf
y many requtsi for comfort Point Clear. The
III .allE pas no eRal on The and the drives the
Vcly are pleasant telegraph Office Is in the Hotel
III icsting with al portions of the country.
While must ask the indulgence Of guests for any lack Of
me aple Deliccies will promise it shall supplied with
all the subs1antials- best the market affords ~
az, +. H CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,
jy3l lm&W
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CrEeU1ESE GogR DE- DrsTRrcr1J. ". WILDER vs. A. E,
os IA N0aSeiisofSah', cARL9 M b ses
I'm EERTU dun writ de Heri facfas a.
~ moi adesse par Honorable Cnquierne District de
"a Nouyee ORLEANS, dams Faae cdessus procedera Ie
LuND % de septembre 1861, midi, PHotei de Ia Cites
de la Commune, les Narasins
"a vee pubique adjudication de Ia propres
description
LIE HUIE3fE INDIVIS trois dksignes par lea
Nos Tro Qaatre Cling de Pist No. 90 suiVan
nn date du Is mai 1907 dit le pas Apollo
Felcie Baccus ct Poymnie. Pilet. lie Cling
Giant siue apgle Fecie Bacchus Poly nie
Saisie dams fafsre ci.dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
z. T. PARKER,
a22 sl3 % Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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STATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. I
Be remembered that this 18th day August 1851
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for
city aforesaid personally appeared pacide Forsta President
end Emile oeBuys Secretary of the Sta Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law do deoss and that the above accounts just and
true and from the books said Company
PLACIDE FORSTALI4 President.
EMILE DEBUYS Secretary.
Sworn sd subscribed before this 18th of August
1861. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peacefor the Parish of Orleans
AT meeting bed the 18th inst the Board have declared
Dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT TIE net earned
Premiums Of the ending 3lst July 1861 for which cerf
Gates will be issued and after the LIST October pre
Agreeaby with the charter interest at the rate of EIGHT
PER CENT per an will also be paid in cash, after
the 18th in TO the original subscribers premur9 paid
credited on lcjr
PLACIDE F9RsTATI, President.
aul5 I'm EMILE DEBUYs, Secretary.
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: RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE. -.

Dds Five Thousand Acres Of RED RIVER BOT a.lss
TOM LANDS, adapted the cultivation Sugar Cotton
and productive lands in the State. They stu
aed Red River, about weight miles below Alexandria,
and protected from overflow stronS ievee They
extensive front the aud be divided into several
plantations. Negroes will be taken III For further
information, apply to LEVI WILSON the premises 10
ie28 en- A CaronieIet street.
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a. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
R Ny slave depot No 1875 Gravier street. will open
IA Winter and Summer for receiving forwarding and SELL
As-ng slaves on commission For the protection Of my
Piney Woods pacs three and half hours
from the city and half miles from Tickfaw Station
and Railroad has been In good oxder for
treat, the of epidemic sickness kind.
a2h &. +. HATCHER.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
a}Fs TO FAMTLfES-pO FAMILIES, ENC
~ THE CgHTRzL HOUSE,
Pr M Mfs6y

Bss Zen eongrueted to supply want she esns O.
e oeas feraoTH not dearnR travel thousands Of nee
ior tna Pose Of enduring the pvsions of crowded hotels
$40 wsierns asyiurns sQnt In Magnolia aaist
nealtly home With alt the c-ctos hrgtflhss Es1
FH-s fteestole Wssr, good batting high ettude and pte.
tsges odarsd.
Ths iae csn be reached in !ess than and half hou
the New Orl6anz Jackson and 6res. Northern Har1d snS
doing business In tins city leave
II night and fsturn before Sugness tho next dzy
mTl1 If. GEO. II. CLARKE, Proprietor,
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Ae. UNION HOTEL AT HOLMES zs.s.
kaa VILE, PEE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, 80
l.
Summer Resort.
The above Establishment situated 10 miles east Of the New
Orleans Jac Railroad Will he foEnd b visitors from
the city. Of distant places te Of tie best surnrner
retreats for comfort recreation and pleasure. sher for families
Or single tt be resored 10. Facilities in abund
snce afforded here for ba thing fishing hnntine etc. and
the village Is healthy shaded and extremely pleasant and
agreeable Prices for board follows
Board and Lodging per month. o.
Washing extra p'A Wee ''''''''''.''''''''''' ''N
Convey furnished at a transit between Holmes
vile and Magnolia 10 miles distant the Railroad
HomesvIle, May 49, 1851. ie4 imGW
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al 1FSESES, MA GLE ~ TO-, FASHIONABLE GIG
ihE and Furnishing G0ds corner OF lamp and Comm
Streets under City HNgei.
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sHERIFp's SALES

Scoop DISTRICT cogFT JOSEPH
by VIRTUE of % writ of seizure and sale
- 10 directed by the Honorable the
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
to yell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street. BE-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, September
- 4 CERTAIN Tor OF GROUND with the buildings
@ and improvements thereon the rights etc. situate in the
ssa square bounded by Old Levee GaatfD, Hospital
sarkg Streets second District Of this city and designated
~ NO rs plan dawn by J. Pile, City Surveyor
@ ernBer 1888 and deposited in the Office Of Wm Chrisy,
ae Notary Public in this city, the said 70 feet
Znehes and lines front Galsn street. IN feet inches
s5d INES in depth the lower side line running through from
od LeTee street Gsatn street. 40 inches
hhsS on the other side line adioiIing lot No. n.
TEkMS-Cash the spot. .
E. r. PACKER,
ehz4 seE "a ShertS Of the Parish Of Orleans.
F1FTH DIsTgtcT CouRT j. W WILDER vs. A. r. CARBON,
Of NeN Drleans f. c.--No. IA Cos,
Ky VIRTUE OF writ of fierf facfas
- to me directed by the Honorable Fifth District o
rev orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed TO
e AZ Public auction at the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp ard Magazine Streets MONDAY the d day
o. seenRr 1861 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described
THE Undivided oxE-EIGHTH PART Of los Nos.
Four and Five In No. Ninety the plan dravn
hfoiio, Felicity Bacc1s and Polyp1nia streets running
Bacehus and PoIymnia streets - fN'''
Seized IN the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the SPOT y.
T. T PARKER.
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..sA THE ABIq,A sPRINGs-MRs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.

P. RIDDELII "
rms very remarkable spring situnted
parish OF st. Iammany miles and half
hgon. large volume Of rises from the earth with
strong current It's temperature found be so degrees
1t Is quite unlike waters known neigbborhood
From its unusual chemical composition large amount of
SILICA contains led suppose yery
deep IN the earh-being, in fact artesian well
J. L. Il W. 2. RiDDEi.i.,
Professors Louisiana University
, 1861-02-04
mARKET NY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb; e-s T. n.-Flour &c 2 Dbl
lower and only. limited demand for export and
home consumption. Sales 500 bbls Ut Is 15e5 =
= sapsr western: fs;s:sss:eo =. >, eo1sS;;.
seoS shipping ;os sIssas IT, %ses@ e4s1a
--.ss eoo Ibis 1t s535a7 & common @ au to cSoice
s1tra Rye tlonr il selling in small parcels at "a
s999a:1 common to choice supes. Corn meal dull
wnlsky-s,cady with fair demand; sales 5pbr1s
GmA1S,Whcat dull and hca.y and fu11y 1c lower;
sa .nan ,1nets for export aes 500
.vaukee Club at ri; lattef p1ice for prime
iao II % Winter red western at 1.s0H III store
Ae ihsloe price for Ordinary; IL I bu white Calf
fornia, one Of the l,andsomest lots ever received
Hs ttom Sainospia It s16a, and 500 bu common white
Ea5e3 IL at ns qncta ?. in qga'y
canada East at &c delivered sco bn Wisconsin at
&c: 4,oo good state in store on private
,s5n,s; e r., IT,. Corn market heavy and about 1e
home trade. Sales 1000 bu At 6sRG9c for old
nstxcd western in store and delivered and G7c for
in!ssloF IN .tors s59eSc tor new mixed western
crn, and 7lG575Tc for white southern. Oats dull
and hcayy. salcs at 35X X@:gXcfor western and
canada ; 36G5a7c for state.
e PnnyisioSs-Pork dull and heayy. with sales Of
Is Pe Bee & pth eaies tHa 4 20 blls
ae IT,, siege; uG;z eo1ntry o prime q $5So@6es; do
mess, at $1oGE11; extra mess. aud prime mess
beef dull. Beef hams qufss and firm !; l3Gbl5c for
ftate and western; Cut Meats steady with fair
demand; Gales go bbls at 6NQ6.:c shoulders, sK
moderate request; sales OF a0o0 ~ shoulders
:t 1n9Se, 15'QW sides 1o401oEc Is tcs hams
1oA@12Hc. uoga Gull at sA@7Kc.. Bacon
9H. Lard heavy aud lower-sales OF 500 bbis aH0
ly1<c No ! to prime western Butter-109lSc
ohi0, 1dp21 state. Cheese steady-9c prime.
do snarsiE, 6 Chi esH, NJ c 50, Harlem is, do
Pref s6H, uuds 42At, Edo &x, Ny c Tx. Pac
Mall SIX Lac Ezants7. Tenn ks, 31o G611. OHIO 6s
10tH.