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ruRNTTuRE-FuRNITURF.

nv AIONTGOMERY BK9A;, a co.
ID r. NJ Montgomery, Auctioneer-Wil be SOLD s,a Sn
THURSDAY NoVembeTb g. ieed At u 0oiooks ~ Oao
Auction Hart. No. 81 Camp street = -
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD EURNk
TUHE, suoh as RoseHood, Mahogany. and Walnut
Bedstsads Bureln5 A1taolrs, Wasbstands, MAhoga-
EASY Chairs HI farII1 4zt Csufre Tables Marble Top
6ideboards, Extf1Fr1 Fables, Velvet and Brusselh
Oarpets, FFench f|1z Mirrors Mattresses, KngTaV'
inaa Paintings &1eei4t Stoves and Utensils. etc.,
being the eontRn1 ~ ftFaral well fnrniahed houses
large invoice u Ct|Ilas Beds Oano a.d Wood
Neat Ohairs etc. ~ ..
TE11fs-OAah, i4 s
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oAp I'm. no. s7s COMMON STREET
GIRO rhilip z. Fitzsimmons-Ne. eseO
WI, ee Court of New Orleans.

II Rt-NAIS VI view OIhSal5s
y twABDEY IN CO.-AUCTToN-
j. HQey, Auctioneer-Ottce No. II
y A.shTURDAY, f1tth December,
!. y tIock N. at the Merchants and ,Aue.
Y lfe, on Royal, between canal and
! ,Ggla ii the city of New Orleans, by
\ 10t a. the Hon. John W. Thomas.
\. 1a9 Uistrict Court OF New Orleans,
" l1s5. will be sold at public auction,
MI auteession of Philip X. Eitzsim.
\ tha iollowiDg described property,
l,,xouND in the First District of this
olfr hoNnded by Common, Gasouet,
N, h aBy streets, designated a. Lot
VII 10. p, ani measuring 25 feet 4
i, y ifort on Common street, rs feet in
4. n IInos in depth on the line of Lot
Vl1cf. oinches and line in depth on
N No 16, English measure. The i'm
Lnlftd neat one.story Cottage, re-
IN N&Q4t md known as No. 37S, Com.
r - united States treasury notes,
d 1ssnme payment of all taxes for
Y N united States stamps at the e1.
d i1chz1or, before james Strawbridge,
no2 IA 81 2s de4
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,HEe ON JACKSON STREET
II George Hughes-No. 2a.5 4, Sc.

|AlN~ OAN OASNoON . nEL -
sSf george Hughes-No. 2a,5 4, Sc.
4 Court of New Orleans.
\ lz ma RDEY 81 CO, AUC-
! f'lolAg j. Hoey. Auctioneer-Office
+ Plnce.-SATURDAY, fifth De-
|, EgIee 0 clock, NJ, at the Merchants
NN Exchange, on Royal street,
and Uustomhouse streets,
81 New Orleans, by vir
! u rendered by the Hon. John W.
cf the Second District Court of
n the fourteenth May, 1865, and
Weutieth May, 1868, will be sold at
IN the matter of the succession Of
igfeceased, in order to effect q parti-
AZ property, to.wit:
RUUNe, in the Forth District of
B 50 tare bounded bg jackson Jose.
nand White streets. designated as lot
airing 81 feet inches and 7 lines front
'ees, by l03 feet 10 inches 25S lines in
provements comprise two one story
IN United States Treasury notea.
esunae payment of all taxes for 1853.
, u IAited States Stamps at the ex.
lurchAeer, before --, Notary
.... no2 IA u q de4
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NN tors AND IMPROVEMENTS
raE THIRD DISTRICT.
No. s2,A23.
i1kEN LEE vs.. SUCCESSION OF
HARD DR MARIGNY.
eFFEoT A PARTITION.

4aB q aPEAR-PLAOIDE j.
N.||Asneer--Sales rooms. 30 Bienyil 9
fH1AY, twentg-eiRhth November,
. Dck NJ, will be sold at auction at
q AnetioneeFs' Exchange, By gir-
Zoe Of q Judgment rendered Octo-
ned October l6, 1868 by the Hon.
Judge of the Second District
ms, the following described prop
halter. 10 wit:
LOTS OF GROUND In the
this city, in the square number
A b. UrQ0haIt, Villere, late Girod,
S|Duet htreess, designated by the
81 twenty two inclusive on a plan
~ N. Is. Depoullly. Assistant CITY
|leN the twenty.aixth October, 1856.
tNn 10 eleven inelnsiVo adjoin each
neE''res each thirty.one feet front on
b. depth Of one hundred and seven
's|t4ps six lines between parallel lines /:
|'tFsn forming the corner of Nillere
11II. Lots numbers twelve to twenty
Ilt f4rh other, and measure each thirty
44 NelieianA street By dapih of ono
Inteen feet ten fncees and six lines
ll.4' lines. lot number twelve fermin z
t4Fre and Feliciana streets, and lot
We forming the oosner Of kolieiAna
4 ~ .otn. ef.a
- a1 the spot.
.thsr With internal revenue stamps,
n f4Qrel, notary public, at the erpenee
s4 oe1s q nol1 ~ Y
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4hoMAs B. MooRE-No e9,ss7

1of 4HoMAs B. MooRE-No z9,s57
8is. fourt Of New OIleAns--Gas Fix.
H.s ReflsCtOrs, Pipes, etc, etc.
W b .sPEAB, AUCTIoNEER.
M Bienville street. MONDAY,
e'cloek. will be sold at NO, "a Ba-
y 1ll11e and In pursuance of an order
|i1H.F Louis DuvIgneaud, Judge of the
q 4AAutt of New Orleans, dated Octo.
. f6At4nts Of said establishment, con-
{. A1ae and Copper Pipes, Urinals of
1aitta4h, RefleetoTs, Pendants, Screws,
tth4G 4rtieles belonging to the profes-
ts1sa hat would be too numerous 70
J IL vaited States Treasury notes.
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Thru " dIU UuI lew NUIts uHVt UGtu UaSIs
Second and Third Districts.
Poll No. l, Ninth Precinct-232.
Poll No. 2, Ninth Precinct-l92.
Poll No. 4, Ninth Precinct-l93.
Poll No. 3, Ninth Precinct-l65.
Poll No. l, Eleventh Precinct-s55.
Poll No. 2, Eleventh Precinct-262.
Poll No. 8, Eleventh Precinct-2s3. =
Poll No. 4, Eleventh Precinct-285.
Poll No. 8, Thirteenth Precinct-ls2.
Poll No. 2, Thirteenth Precinct-176.
Poll No. /, Thirteenth Precinct-2S0.
Poll No. 4, Fifteenth Precinct-249.
Poll No. 5, Fifteenth Precinct-279.
Poll No. 6, Fifteenth Precinct-24O.
Poll No. l, Seventeenth Precinct-l29.
Poll No. 2, Precinct Seventeenth-l36.
Poll No. 3, Precinct seventeen-14s.
Poll No. 3, Precinct Nineteen-24o.
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ZION SALES.


III Sasai !. iE oN FULTON STREET, BE.
.ss ,sys. 4 eecOnd strsets-suecessiOn Of
s.'!Is s.s M sO,lsa r7s
petg HUHET, AUOTIONEER-OF.
tnsR .Is.f fetreet.-SATUR RDAH, Decem'
q ~ fho MeRchan observation-disclosures Is
.ae ou |521 between Canal O. Custom.
osaa,i Ia Old by pu blic auction, BY vir-
N4a Me Hon. Louis Duvigp eaud,
enn W District Ceurt Of New Or cane,
hsuA the following described real
Iron n lf1 said succession:
'N VF GROUND, in the Fourth
Ilreo Nh ~ the square bounded BY Full
~ =, 4 md second streets. measuring
= eeis .sR inch and three lines front on
ns u blight feet one inch and three
IE by depth of one hundred and
1ts1a on the 81 de line toward First
Ir :. 1neftd and fifteen feet ten inches
IN =, 49, sshe side line toward Second
. Dated States Treasury notes.
Ia United States internal revenue
q ote&9fb Octave Morel. Notary Pub.
lp a1Qense. nos ll2l Is de4
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\ DESPERATE SICILIAN FIGHT.
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Company. After i've years policies inoontsstabls
xcept for non-pAymsnt Of premiums or misstAte
msnts in application. ni
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PoIlelas Isaued and Losses Paid At thIh
Once.
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HAS ALWAYS FOB SAL Z.
An the CITY PAPkRS.
An the Northern and Western DAILIES.
The leading PICTORIALS,
leo different Publications., among which are
the American Naturalist the journal Of Speculative
Philosophy Thrilling Narrative of the Union Re.
fueees andthe Massacre Of the Martyrs Of Liberty,
the Negro in the Rebellion. Le Oomts de Morst.
subscriptions received for the American Conflict
history Of the Great Rebellion, by Horace Greeley
in two large, double column octave volumes OF ~
fpRs etc. and containing descriptions OF 34I battles
1908 quotations. and 625b references. etc.
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED,K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases OF
Women. lie has made diseases Of woman his stu.
DIV for the past twenty years Ills practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In prl.
vate practice. Ills reputation has vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pro.
fession, both here and abroad, as being the most
skillful specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, Is admitted by the best med.
icai talent OF tho country to have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints, and 1t Is no unu-
sual occurrence for physicians In regular practice
afflicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies' Will receive the most scientific attention,
both Medically and surgicaiy, with private apart.
ments during sickness, and with old and experi-
enced nurses, if they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual Tee, will be answered by
return mali.
Medicines sent to ell parts OF the country.
once, No. Is HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass.
yD6i
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|. ppREss TO THE NERVOUS AND DE-

n bliitated, whose sufferings have been pro.
tracted from hidden causes, and whose cases re-
quire prompt treatment TO render existence desir-
involuntary discharges, what eject does Il produce
upon your general health DO you feel weak. de-
blitated, easily tirsdi Does little extra exerton
produce palpltatlon ofthe heaIr Does your liver
out Of orderf 1sycur urine sometimes thick milky
o. noesy Or !, rSpy on settling or doe; thick ,
Of abort breathing ordyspcpsat Are your bowels
rushes OF blood to the headi Il your memory In.
this subject! DO you feel dull, lstless, moplng,
tired Of company, OF lifel do you wish TO be- len
alone, to get away nom everybody Does any lit
tie thing make you stsrt or jump' Is your sleep
Brilliant The bloom on your check as brighti Do
you enjoy yourself In society ~ welll DO you
pursue your business with the same energyi DO
EEL us
eholyl Ifso do not lay II to your liver or dyspep-
sia. Have you restless nightss Your back weak,
your knee; wssi and have but little appetite and
piaint'
cured and sexual excuses. arc oil capable OF pro-
dueins weakness Of me senerauve otssns. The
the man. Did you ever think that those bold, de-
liant energetic, Perssvering. successful business
men are always those whose gonerative organs are
In perfect health You never hear such men com.
plain Of being mechanically Of nervousness. 81 pal.
pitation Of the heart. They are never AFRAID they
cannot succeed In business they don't become sad
ana discouraged they are always polite and pleas.
ant In the company Of ladies, and look you right
In the hce-none OF your downcast looks or any
other meanness about them. do not mean those
who keep the organ: Inflated by running into ex.
oess These will not only ruin their constitutions.
but also those they do business with or for.
HOY many men, nom badly cured disssesslff
the eect OF self-abuse and excesses, have brought
about that STATE OF weakness In those organs that
has reduced the general system 90 much - 10 In
ducs almost every other diseAse-idoicy. iunacy,
paralysis. spinal Affections suicide, and almost
every form OF disease which humanity IL heir 10,
and the real cause OF the trouble scarcely ever su
pected, and have doctored for all but the right
one.
Diseases ofthsss organs require the use Of Diu.
retic. HBMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
s the grest piaretie and Is certain cure for dis
eanie Weakness, Female Complaints. Geoeral DO.
bility. and all diseaaes OF the Urinary Organs,
vhsther existing In Male or Female, from what.
ever cause originating, and no matter Of how long
standing.
ported rom these sources. and the health and hap
pines and that OF Posterity, depends upoa prompt
uss OF Q reliable remsdy
ils;mbold's Extract fuehu, sssahlishsl upwards
4 70 years, prepared by n. =. nBLMB0LD. Drug
rst. SOY New Yors. and iot South 10th street. Phil.
sdsipnis ra; rr,es.si2' per bottle, o. bottles
Druggists everywhere = . -
NONE ARE 0ENUi1E saisss dsas ~ n stssi-
ssTs,st ~vssSsr, STA Cse-ssals sf ~ cAsatsst
ana MT. hELxsoLD.
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Smiles are good thing. For an orna.
ment to the countenancc nothingis thei T
equal. They are fifty per cent better than
anything in the pink saucer and chalk pow
der line, and equally become man AMI wo-
man. The doctors and undertakers always
grow dismal when they see n smiling coun.
tenance, for they know its possessor has
the chance ofhealth and long life in his or
her own hands. Young ladies' with their
countenances irradiated after this fashion
get good husbands rs early as they like.
Such people never take to laudanum. pr,,s.
sic acid, and pistols, but arc gay and fes-
tive, wear clean linen, and eat their meals
regularly. lfyou want to keep care in The
back yard, maintain flesh and color, stand
well the sewing societies, and have seats
on platforms on loud occasions, Just order
up "a perpetual smile for that countenance
Of yours.
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A friend was staying with Welsh par
son, and heard him preach in the after.
noon.
"By Jove - said he. "there was good
in your sermon. didn't think you-
ahem ?"
alt would be odd if there WASN'T" said
the parson at was one Of Bishop But.
ler's"
"Bshop Buffers was itf Well, now,
you surprise me. have read DIR. Buffers
sermons, and do not recognize It,"
"Oh !" says the other, "you don't know
how I manage. have two seryices-one
in We'sh, one in English. Well. trans
late his sermon into Welsh to begin with.
and thus am safe /; my Welsh flock don't
read Butler. Then I take my Welsh and
translate Il into English, and after that the
old boy himself would not know them
again."
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Alas! for him whose esotism dominates
over his reverence who stalks across the
worll-stage as though he were master Of the
situation. and maker Of the play in which he
acts the humblest pa,t who stupidity stares at
asky full of,tsrs and thinks they are stupidity
staring at him, and pushes his bald. ninty
into the very Holy OF Holes, and tells what he
thinks and wants and means to do, IS though
he were peer OF the Peerless, or at least Of
% much consequence that the Maker Of worlds
will feel eomplimeutei with the notice. and
and Il for his interest to come to terms Need
We say that much Of this temper patronises our
churches, knsels In our pevs. and imagines Il.
self rsligiousf Verify the violent still take
the Kingdom Of heaven By force; take Il as
the savage ssiscs upon . picture gallery or ca
thedrai. proud to hold splendid toy be oan-
not use. and wonders What II uas made for,
and hov anybody can aud any comfort In It.
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH,

Those Who suffering from the above should procure
Dr. Iaye New Medical Book, eDtitisl .TIlE SCIENCE
OF LIFE, OF sELf-pREsERvATI0N,"o or apply 10 the
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the evening. inuslasis secrecy aAd certain relief
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"Don't write therc," said one to a lad
who was writing with diamond pin on a
pane of glass in the window ot hotel.
"why?" said he.
'Because YOU cannot rub Il out"
There are other things which men should
no, do, because they cannot rub them out.
A heart is aching for sympathy, and cold,
perhaps u hear,less word Is spoken The
impression may be more durable than that
Of a diamond upon the glass. The incrip-
ton on the heart may last forever.
On many mind and many heart, sad
inscriptions arc deeply engraved, which no
effort Gun erase. We should be careful
what NO write on the minds Of others.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
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- On and amer the 18th Inst. the hne
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The Drigo and Franconia are fitted mp with ane
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Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
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the Steamers as early % 4P. M. on the day that
they leave Portland.
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FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,

A Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the Reproductive
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PORTLAND, sAco 4 PORTS.

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Biddefbrd &c South Berwick Junction por'mcuss ana
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and LAwreoce. i.
Essssru Railroad stspping only a Bddefcrd kennebunk
south Berwick JuDetoo, Postsaouth, Nsutarypor eA'em
and Lynn.
Ps r. n u, except 10 leave passengers taken beyono
Porsmouth and South Berwick Junction.
Freight trains daily, (sundays escsptedl
Blideford. April ~, 1858. 2eu
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devote
cIdsut TO the smale system. An experience OF
twenty. our years enables him TO guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements,
from Whatever cause. All letters for advice must
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N. B.-Doard furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment
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Patrick Hsary len In his win the following
important passage '.Ihavs nov dispossd Of all
my property TO my family, there 10 one thing
oors vsh I sosh give them. and thstis the
Christian religion. nthsy had that and had
not gi,ss tAsa one shiliiae, they would hs
rich; and u thsy had sot that and I had given
them an IL World. they vosld b poor"
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HAR,is HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Fsrms IN che ,s county o. YORK, ron ON
X G0 49, ss;Ir IN a 30, various parcels OF land
\. m,aasS',d' Ssco and Kennebunk port, from SIS
~ az nsp aero. All those wishng 70 sell or pur.
chase may DO we'll 70 az upon h.,mon, ks.i
somes Bsiiding. up stairs. CTR
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