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MONDAY, Jan. go, 1868, at e O'Clock NJ,
~ at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange, en-
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
public auction viii he Sold and continue successive day
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property disposed
o. in pursuance of the following resolution, tO-wit
MAYoRALrY OF Nav ORLEANS
City Hail, 10Th day OF December, 1867. !
Resolved That all Property, WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging to the city of New Orleans which
can be disposed Of without detriment the public interest
orctnvenencs shall be sold under ,ervson and dre
ton Of the Charmen of the Fnsnce Committees The ale
thereof TO commence on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU.
ARY, lS6S and to be CONTINUED From TINE To
TINE at the discretion Of Chairmen Of the said Com
mit'ees.
Resolved, That the terms Of sa.d sales shall be ONE
THIRD Cash, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES and the
balance in notes of equal amounts mortgage on
the property payable and years. with interest at
the rate of kIGHT PER CENT PER ANNUM from date
III paid and cent lawyers fee should be neceg
say to institute suit for the payment of said notes. Acts Of
sale before the City Notary with internal resenue stamps
a. the expense Of the purchaser who will The OPTION
TO PAY THE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY Casa IN
CITY NOTES
Signed F " PERKINS
Pretident pro TEN. Board Of Assist ant Aldermen
CsigntO JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December l6,ls6L
tsigneO E. HEATH. Mayor.
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=, UrHoIsTERY.-Ar. George W. Holman. AZ and
~ ohartres street, has been so long known In New
orleans as an upholsterer, that the public natn.
rally associates his name with his business They
are almost convertible terms. When we saw that
MT homan is attending 10 his old business in All
us branches with his customary energy and
h9nesly OF dealing, we say only what everybody
who knows him will know 10 be the trutb' SAM.
mes, hotel Keepers. steamboatmen, and all Others
who want upholstery done, will find that Mr..
Homan viii do their work well, and on the mot
reasonable terms. N --"9'
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To GENTLEMEN.-Gentlemen in need of winter
elothing, or who may have occasion TO travel
m the shane Of light and heavy clothing of
hessTs. f. l.. Person & Co.. corner of GrSyier
and Magazine streets. This firm is engaged in
manufacturing wholesale and retail clothing, and
also IN clothing for plantation hands
Our country friends could not find better cloth
lers TO apply TO, and our city readers will always
OBTAIN the latest most fashionable and chespest
styles OF goods to be found in New York or New
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EgS sALF-REAL FsTArE-sEvERAL HUN
eo oot on sad Sugar Plant tOns located in tia hest
o. NE cotton and growing States Also Rice
nt1ons Orange Orchards. aud large Of vauabIs
oe amos Also, large variety Of city suburban ~
@ improved and gnmproved in the form Of residences
ssalng lots and squares on favorable Parties
TIES siler Gard, Real Estate Agents No IS Carondslst
stree. ew Orleans - - ~@'NHe0'e'
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sonthy Advertisements svsry other day, 10 be
sesrged sthirds the shove
ytrst and Fourth monthly advertisements each
On per month.
Transient Advertisements having the Of the nr
insertion, 81 50 ssch Tsesns
pG square.
rs and Fourth page transient advvztsssais ssen IN
ssron, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted ssintsrvals soss srEsd
Baoh insertion.
Regular advertisers. VINO advertise largely shall be allowed
suoo discount from above named Transient nay
agreed prov<sd that
essd rs per cent.
an Of Advertisements be charged sOosat
sst per line, each insertion.
An transient Advertisements ust be paid FOR In advsne
Al Advertisements not marked for any specified nunibs Of
Insertions viii be pubishedsix times and charged accordingly
rsgalAr advssey shall be dsred monthly
fsquaTo the occupied BY tea lines ssd agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
10 Published svsry Saturday morning. Subscription IS
Yer anHun In advance; hsfyoarly and quarterly rate1
Single copies 10 cents.
Rates OF AdvsrtisingI
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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1868.
METAIRIE COUKsE-THIRD DAY.

Although the weather was delightful yesterday,
the attendance was not so numerous as on the
previous day. The race was of three mile heats
for purse Of one thousand dollars, and the Ell
tries two-Mr. McCay's ch (. Mary Wynn, and
Mr.. Brady's CHI. h. Veto. The hlly was the
favorite, and the result proved that the knowing
ones were right ia their appreciation. Atarather
more punctual hour than usual the nags were
brought up, stripped, sadded ard mounted.
Heavy odds were offered on the FLY, with few
takers. The start was good one, the horse TAX
ing the lead, and the FLY cOquetting a
little way behind, seeming able to reach
his side whenever she pleased Around
the first mile, the FLY would Ieyery now and hen
brush at and pass Veto, and, after causing him to
struggle hard for thirty or forty yards, drop qui.
city 10 his flank, waiting demurely, but with GER
tainty as to the result. Veto passed the string
first on the first and second miles, and around du.
ring the whole heat they kept at chdsse crojsez
until, IN the struggle home fer the third mile the
fly threw aside her by-play, stretched out in
sober earnest, and came in a handy winner by
length In 6:lS.
Both animals seemed TO sweat profusely after
the fret heat, but as the weather might have been
called sultry, this might be attributed TO that
cause. Bets Of $40 to SO were freely offered but
the race.l
The second heat was a repetition of the first,
the horse taking the lead with the flly's consent
and she tantalizng him by brushing at him every
now and then, and falling back TO his launches.
IL was dead open and shut game. At the half
mile post, on the third mile, the FLY laid herself
put TO win, collared the horse aud passed him
easily; and although the whip could distinctly
be heard two hundred yards of, as his Jockey
urged him on, she won the heat and the race by
half length or more, in the same time as the
frs one, viz 6:lS.
SUMMARY.
Metairie Course. New Orleans, Saturday, Jan.
a, 1S6S-Heats Of miles-Purse $1,000
II; b; Foley enters Ms. McCays) ch Mary Wjya
BY Jack Malone, dam Parthen a BY imp. Levsthan
y. Dress-WhHe and Green. .............- l
Z. II. slocsmb enters (Wm Bfadys) ch. b. Tsfl
y. o. BY LeNingten, dam Leyity by imp. Trustee
prtssNhite and Blue
Time-lst heat 6:l8-2d heat C:I8,
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MON TGOMERY' Bros. G co. s SALES.

LARoB AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Astoh and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses fire
Neff Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggias Harness Wagons
ste, etc, st suction.
SN 4OSTGOEERY BE0s. a o..
4 n kosreoEEEf. Auctionosr
ohcs-T Camp street
MONDAY, Jas nary Cab. az II O'CLOCK a
~ at r Liners Stables, Grsyer street, viii bs sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle H0rses
Fine Work Musa
Fine Mich Cows
AsO-Iep aad Open Buggies Harness, wagons
kS- TIErs-CAsb IN o. g. Treasury Note.
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The editor Of the Bay st. Louis Gazette has 70.
ceived sore oysters from the coast of Mississippi
Sound so large that, when fried, they had 70 be
cut into four or FIVE pieces in order to be eaten,
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WITHOUT RESERVE
S
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
or rALuABLx-
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY,
FIRST, SECOND. THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS
-coRnsNG-
VALUABLE BArTURE SQUARES AND LOTS
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMoRY-A SPA.
CIoUs Two-sToRY BRICK BUILDING ON GTRoD.
BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND CARoNDELET
STREETS.
THE CONTINENTAL ARMoRY-Now KNOWN AS
THE FIRST DISTRICT REcoRDEEs COURT AND
LooKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING. SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
THE SECOND DISTRICT PoUYD-A LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE, BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST. PETER STREETS.
THE CHALMETTE PRoPERTY-IN THE PARISH OF
ST. BERNARD,
AND
OTHER DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, FOR
ACCOUNT OF THE CITY, AND BY ORDER OF
THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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GUNS.

TtNs.................G UNs
now In receipt Of fall line Of English German and
American Double and Single UNs. reduced prices
HENRY FOLSOM Co,
NO. Old Levee street, opposite the Postonice,
Agency Remington Arns Company,
Depot Of Colts Revolyers.
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rHIRTYTwo SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES
Embracing -Four Hundred and Twenty Lots Of Ground in
and Depot, berg intesected by 10 Erato Thalia Ms-
pomene, ST. Andrew Josephice Jackson Philip streets
and by Willow, Claiborne other streets as far back as
White street.
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P. G. MOHAN'S SALES.
BY II. q, M0HAN

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT MATCH AVN
snge Horses, Choice Saddle Horses Fine Work NM
WWlsh Cows, Buggiss, top and Opsn, Bretts Harnsss
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AVNfIVNF1lE-V llce, 70 NOmuercfal Plara-
EHEKN TUEsDAY, THURsDAY AVN
SAIChDAN, stll o'clock At Leonard MaxweIiss
tsue on baronne street. between Union GrAvier viii
ELEGANT Match Horses Cholee Saddle HorSes Fine Work
Me- Me- N,eh Cows Also. Top and oHen Baggies Bretts
80 rSsSs-cssb in T. s Treasury Notes
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AUCTION SALES.

width in TIE by log feet ches lines In deDth
the line lot No and 100 feet 5nches and lines in depth
the line Of IL Lot No. II 20 fe.t inches and
lines front Water % inches width IN the
rear By 100 feet inches and line. in depth the line Of
lot No. TO- and 1872 feet inches and lin depth on the
line OF lot No. Il Lot No II forms the
Market streets and 20 feet aches and lines front
later street 2 feet inches in width in the by 1872
eet inches and lines in depth the line If lot No II and
las feet inches and Shines ia depth and rOat Market
street Lot No ID n feet front Marke by
100 feet and inches in Depth between parallel lines Lot
No IA forms the OF New Levee and Market streets
and measures "a iee inch and lines front New Levee
street 70 feet inches in width in the BY 100 feet
depth and front Market LOIS Nos b Is incu
svey each 26 feet on New Leyee
street, BY 100 feet in depth between parable lnes
IA TWO LOTS OF GROUND forming the whole Of
the trsnge 80 A. being Nos and bounded by Levee
water and 81 James streets Lot No l55 feet
inches and res front Water l30 feet inches
and Ines front on New Levee street, BY IS feet
inches and lines in width in the the line OF lot
No. Lot No measures IS feet inches front on Water
street, 80 feet front New Levee street. s. feet deem
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FehNIr ....FURNITU RE. ....... FURNITURE
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. az co,
M MoSrcosKKY. uctOneer.
INtsDAH, Jan. 9TH. at II O'Clock A
81 their Auction Mart. 81 Camp street. will be
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p RNJTTJRE
such as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Redsteads n
sssns rmoirs Wssbstsnds Mahogany Walnut Tte,
SOFAS spring seat Chairs, Easy Chairs Marble Tor en
TAB es Marble Top Siceboards Extension Tables vl, -
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Matresses EnrH
ms Iaintnss cooking Stoves and Utenss etc being DE
contents OF several wsll-furnishsd houses s's $40
Also
Chairs etc -'' S~nS eDo "Ooa Sea
HS-TERxs-Cash.
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second District Property.

u A.
streets s.i sisd BY TIE Nos and Los No meas
feet II inch and lines front Front street. by 100
o. Frcnt coss%an ard Wells Streets sna % No ns
s6cins No l. measures a feet ii Inches and line front
S e so D1' S asd % BY 10 feet
inches and lines front Wells street. like front Front
Twelve Iors 81 GROUND, forming the Who'll. of
Ds sw oy IN rG2 f1s
sn se sons Of Old Levse s. Louis and Clay
Levse street "A feet inches front on Clay street
2o II each a feet inches and ns mont on d
levee street "a feet inches and lines front C steet
Lsvee Toulouse and Clay streets and measures "a eet in
shes and Hines front on Old Levee street "a inches and
lines front On Clay street, by 100 feet in depth and front
II The TRIANGULAR PORTION OF GROUND A, in
the set bounded by Old Levee Peters and Cont Said
portion Of und 60 feet
inches lines the angle formed by Junction Of Pc
on public 10 feet wide ranns SD %
IS TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND. forming the whole of
Sss sss y Feat by bs the a., SG i've and
street "a feet inches and lines front Clay street. by
louise and lay streets and lot No Il forms the Old
l. zee S st Louis a, sDd o Glsy streets
square sou bounded by cd heyes Clay fsuOnss and Jer
So forms the corner Of Old IsTse JeeTos sSG csS
streets and "a feet 7nches and lines front Old
By 10 es depth and fro oa Jefferson ss Gay To No
measures "a feet inches and Inns front Old Levee street,
"a feet inches and lines front Clay
depth LotNo 3measures "a feet inches and lines trout
on Old Lexee st eet "a feet inches and lines Clay
street BY 10 feet in depth Lot No. "a feet
inches aud lines front on Old Leyes street "a feet inches
fs Z and Gay L. S
and measures "a feet 7inches and lines on Old Levee
stret q feet inches and lines front Clay street BY So
feet in depth and front on Toulouse street.
D. SIX LOIS OF GROUND forming the whole Of souara
L, Founded by Old Levee. Clay jefferson and g. Paer
streets. numbered from to- inclusively
Lot No. p 10 inehes and lines front on
Old Levee street. p feet IL inches lines CLAW
street. by 10 feet depth and front st Peter street. and
forms the corner Of Old Levee Clay and ST. Peter
Lots Nos to measure each p feet 10 inches and lines
on Old Ievee STREET p feet IL inches lines front on Clay
street by l20 feet deoth No forms the corner OF
old Levee Jefferson and Clay streets p feet
10 inchts and line 'front.' Old Leves street. p
and on Clay street. by 40 in depth front
on Jefferson street.
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ACTION SALES.
J. 3. WALTON g DEslONDs's SALES.
PERExProRY SALE.


-
PEREMPTORY SALE
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND CORNER OF
GAsQUET AND DoRGESoIs STREETS, ONE
SQUARE FROM CANAL
BIZ j. II. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer.
Once No. AZ Csrondelet street.
e and ss Ros
TWO VALUABLE LOIS oFyGRoUSDin ths-Fir.t Dis.
i5iet q his city IN s square bounded By Canal Gsquet
hoeheblaye ard streets designated as Nos 2 and
April ist5 and neA,uring io1ows Lot No q forms
q feet nehs front Gssquet street. by dePh aud
front Roehebave street Of los feet 10 inches and lines be-
pavement Lot No p SSons lot No 81 and measures
g feet inches front Gssquet street by depthOf los
Oinehes and lines between parallel lines all Amere
re- TKRns-onehaf cash in U. g. Treasury Notes. the
baance payable twelve months after date in he Of the
bearing per interest from date paid secured
by special mortgage upon the property The TO be d-
Acts Of sale before Wagner Got ak nOtlries at ex-
Iense Of purehassrs, iueuding cost Of stamps
FOUR soUAREs OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
OF CARRoLLToy AT AUCTION
BIZ j. II. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALToS. AuctOneer,
Once. AZ Carondeet street
&ATUhBAH, Jenuary II, 1gGs, ut lie
- o'clock H. stthe Merchants and AucOneers Exchange,
FOUR SQUARES or GROUND in the town of Car
rol ton parish Of Jeerson designated by the Nos 293
rs b. 20 and 276 b. on plan BY VIM. W VII Jams,
yeyOr ma Civil Engineer, dated December TO- 1861.
fqusIe No. 2sS A is bounded by Holly Grove, Haml.
ton, DiNon ana keyenteenh streets. and $50
feet irO1t on eech Of the above named streets.
sqt are No W Is bounded by Holly Grove, Hamilton,
Dixon snd Eighteeuth Streets 30
Ofthe above named streets
Square No 26 is bounded BY Mary Jackson St oelitz
and Sxieenth stree's and m feet each Of the
square No 276 is bounded by Mary Jackson Stroeitz
and seye tesnh streets and measures 800 feet Of the
sg-TEESs-Cssh 10 Z s Treasury notes
Acts Of sale before T j Beck Jr Notary Public at ex-
pne ~ purchaser Including cost Of United States Revenue
stamps
A SHALL TwOsToRY FRAME HOUSE on PoY
DSAs STREET, BETWEEN PRIEUR AND JOHN
SON SHEETS.
BIZ y. II. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. b WALTON, Auctioneer
Onice. No AZ Carondeet street,
CATUEDAY, Jan. II, 1865, ut 4 = O'Clock
- N, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange on
Roy street, between Canal and CustOmhouse Streets
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve
elts thereon, in he First District of
bounded by Poydtas. Perddo Preur johnson sres4
the 2Uth Decsmb-r 1851 deposited In the oce OF f.
bienvenu. notary pubic in this city; Of ground
~ feet inches front POydras depth
10 est. The mpr iytments tais lot consist two
two above
R7J- 1EESs--Cssh, in L s. Treasury notes
Act Of sale before A. Mazureau public at the ex
ptse Of The purchaser inc udng the u Internal
stamps required by law.
WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT, AND
ON EASY TERMS.
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TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER OF
GAsQUET AND DoRGENoIs STREETS, ONE
SQUARE FRAN CANAL.
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BIZ c. e. GIRARDEY q co,

c. E. GrRARDEY. City Auetioneer,
OIice-No II Exchange Plac.
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WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT, AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
SALE FOR PARTITION.
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Ar raE HOTELS.

KIRKWOOD HOUSE-KIro,
Capt Wilson, steamer HI Livingston;
wI s.S'I Nl So, sy ,o 6sp as.Tl I INV
Lilly, Hooper, Kere, Doyle, AMMAN, Worth
inston, Wilson, Woods, Deck, Cooper, Cow.
asd FULTON, Msryisnd Base Bsii Club, Of BAT
timorei Root, Leavenworthi John r Oar
man, WIN o Reynolds and wife, Lafayette,
EdEsr J Doe, Luke Doe, Proyideneei W q
ioiij John K MARTIN, Camden; Dec " III m
bright, RI Col Edney, Fort SMITH
i TsSp q SS1Solly 9sps Franz aumme
~ METRQPoLITAN-Porrs = sHuLLur.
vSsS sIsiiesa, i@SI D. Ssnssns ), p sSs
Adelaide Ristori Del Qriilo, Ma quis Del 0rIi.
70, Nd Blanche Del qrillo, NJ Georges Del
9.ss.s 80 HS6 .sis so NJ wS 1ssr R.hs s.s.
Philadelphis; Henry Ellis, John J sproul,
" John z Esrle, New Haven, W @ Waller,
MsCaes, NY' Thoms; Z Young, Cineinn
B Young, Ga; Mr. and Mrs James Jones, Phil.
adelphis; Mr. and Mrs r W Tailor, N Y, q II
yickeny, George W Hewe,, Philadelphia N
Hoover asd wife, N Y, o N Gray, Chicsgo.
EBBITT HOUSED. O. WILLARD:
1 Thee .o D JsveS A johnson, John B Dennis,
Josn s.ss.rs, New Y clR' George 1s BUM BUN!
starkwsithsr, New York; Sidney Andrews,
1.ssssr, New Yort, Miss I'psiey' Hi.Ssmsi
EEnssto 0oso, Busnos Ayrss; o II p Rodgers,
VIM Smithson, New York; r II Hill, Phila-
sslph,si Gee JShoson I lady, Henry Ashton,
sEAToN HousE-yoHs H. srrxrs.
DR. Paul. Philai Hon y = Gary, Ohio, Robert
son Topp, n White, Memphis, Tenn, Judge
Shss A Peel. Nevsrt. M r sseriIso' bUsy,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usIrEpsrArEs PATEsT or5iGE


On the petition Of PHiLLIPriss BslekEs-
RIDdk, q NatrYns, Pa, sdminis'ra,rix 81 ne e..
eItsnsion Of a patent granted to The SAD kdwnrd
stieren the l2th day Of Deeember, looi Tor ~ I'm
proyement In Process Of Treating the Mother
Water Of salnes, for seyen years iiSm me sI5Rh
day OF December, 1866 .,
Patsat oaies On Monday, the 18th day Of Neysmb.r
appsT aud chow cause, n any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing Tho extension arc required to
ale 10 The Patent 0ice their obi loas, specially
sci forth In writing. at least toey days before the
day Of heariugi all testimony hled BY either party,
to be used atthe said hearing, must be tAken apd
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of tue
once, which viii be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon q, ies-
timony must be aled In the onies tiesnty days be-
%9sa az "a. az a.y 81 .ftsl siEa. ne ss%sss
ordered, also, that this n9!ice be published IN the
D, g., and in the Post, Pt.sbarg, Psnn'Si.
wanna, once week for three, successive weeks the
nrst o. said publications to be at least sixty days
previous 10 the day OF hearing. ~ srour
myT-wSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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AnU0nnR

NATIONAL rnrArns-Ristori had . fssr
house last night. composed Of ~ isssl,sssssl
elass OF our citissns, asd her uasSssaYSd setios
aths highly Dramatic role Of ElissA - sSnrss
elected the highest, though - sssssstra-
tive, admiration. rhe msmbsrs q ~ con-
pany acquitted themselves Win Ssss credit
IN her support ro-nishtshs appssss 4 Ixaria
Antoipstte. IN 49, /. n 80 7Tl7tr ltSF : =
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOR DREDGING.
o. 8. ExoIsEER's oEpIon,


BuRLEaTos, W., June o, 1858 I
Sealed proposals will be received BY The under
signed until the nth instant, for the immsdi.te
removal Of about 1900 yards Of sand frsn the
shoAl now existing between the Break water and
the vhArves Of the hArbor Of rlAttsbsrsh, New
The material sxeavated will be measured in the
boats under the direction OF an agent OF the Gov
ernmept, and viii BE- conveyed ~ The persons who
perform the dredging. beysnd the break water, And
deposited In the lake or received By the United
States a. soon as placed IN the boats. -
Bids for perfoIn ins this work, IN either nAsasi,
are solicited, The proposals will be opened at II
M .ns bidder. 4. Invited 2 :: present ana
a asf H mt; 6 :: ss
30 sadofssd 9PT.Ss..ls Tor dreIsins hsrbor o.
PisttsburIh. " and addressed n,n,o
jsl5td Bvt Lieut., Col. U. .. A
A rrLIcArIossw I ESE .gyggrLIcArE LAND
10 all ,ehom Il may concern!
P Psasrs oIyfS =. NE NV i IT. iss
Juns AZ 1850, Tor chs reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged TO have
beea lost destroyed Notice 10 hereby given that
al the date folioving the description o. saeh wal
Tant nav eertihoats or warrant Of Ike tsnor Will
BE- rsissssd, II no valid objection should then APP
No. On, for 100 acres. issued undsS the act q
March S.lS5, In the name q Kellogg Ferry, and
was granted November Is, lsS AuGnstS iSss
Acting Commissioner.
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