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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

GOOD SOCKS Tor winter, c, IL, IS, % cents, q,
th- Original Franc, i9i 7tn ST., between u aud
E. No Branch Store. 929,I:
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POUND NOTICES.

cTRFET CONTEMPORARIES DEPART
- MINT Koem No T. City Ha-New Orleans, March 4,
lsWere brought the Fourth District Pound on Drya-
des street jackson and Philip streets, as esTays
Three GOATS Indifferent caAors;
which not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auco at said Pound on
SATURDAY, March 6, 1859, st u oclockln
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for COntro Ter.
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART
- MENT, Room NO. 7, City Hall-Nrw Orleans, March
2 1859 Were brought TO the Third Distict Pound, corner
OF Marigny and Morales streets, as estrays-
Three GOATS Of different e6iors.
which n not claimed within three dsy and the expenses
thereon paid be sold public suces at said Psund on
FklDAY March S. 1869, Mt II O'Clock N
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for COntroler
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n, G. De FERlET'S SALES. sfr
POSITIVE AND uNREsERvED SALE OF A
VERY VALUABLE rwo-sToRv RESIDENCE ON
tt CHARTREs STREET.
BETWEEN MARIaNY AND VAUDEVILLE.
A KEY LOT, SITUATED On MARIsNY STREET,
BETWEEN CHARITIES AND ROYAL,
BETWEEN TWO LINES OF CITY CARS;
On
nv q. DE FERRET.
G. De FERIET'S SALES.

AucnosrzR-ofce and Saesroom, No. 50 Royal street.
SM al the ST ChARLEs AUCr. ON ExJHASGs. in
The St Charlie Hotel BY public aucs
tion without reserve mi., will be sold -
two LOrs OF GROUND in the Tnirl District OF this
rifny Roy al Gate CasscAvo Mandsvle Streets Said
designa cd BY the Nos and z and measure as
follows: 90, A.. -
Lot No measures 81 IL inches and lines front
Ia feet 10 inches and lines In DEPTH
The inn lot No consist Of splendid two.
story with slate with front CALLER ret red
from street. onanr beoy two large parlo divided BY
70 din hail. sitting and dining rooms pan kitchen,
story two large bed ball. sitting room, three servants
rooms cabinet, yestibue and prvies-
The improvements Let No comprise stabe carriage
house. we !, hen house. wood shed, s.rubbe y, etc
ipes and cold hot pipes for the bath room
The residence Is paved with marble slabs There
ling In ff.nt OF the property and on the
sids slsrge Carl age entrance.
city of built with the CHOICEST materials
gaIds Of and with eye to comfort and ease Us
central position and its proximity TO the markets. pubic
Schools city recommended IL to the attention
securing FIRST residence unsupassed
poirt and comfort The public are invited
examine the property. -, - -, . =,
stcOO due june 1862 Interest paid and for the
balance the pfe of the purchaser will furnish
to his order and BY him ndored
secured by special mortgage and vendors en and bearing
The buildings tn be kept insured for their u value and the
policy transferred to vendor In sso suit the purchaser win
DO required I've cent attorney comm sons on the
recovered the said commission to be kese ,ecured
The act Of sale before Cohen notary public including
q. internal enue stamps, at purchasers expense
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CENTRAL TR ANsIT COMPANY
ARTEK.
CHARTER.

We the undersigned. agree te fom ourselves into Cor
ooraton the of louisiana partcu
lary set for of corporations for works
Of Public Improvement and Utility, in Revised Statutes OF
1856 an which for the purpose of provd
Railway and Telegraph Line from some point on the
Mississippi river opposite or near te the city OF New
and Vermon by the most eligible route 70 the
sabine some point below Bukvie to connect with the
Central Transit Company Texas and thereby form complete
Telegraph conpecti with the Rio rande ana
utmst y the Pacific coast San Bias, aud for these
this subo Charter and have
signed iame; adding TO statement or the
shares and aggregate amount OF our re-
spectve ubscriptisn to said company.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DrssoLUrIoN OF CorARrNERsHIP.

DIssoLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
The copanershp heretofore existing uder the name and
style Of PIKE, LAPhYRE BROTHER is this day dis
solved mutual the withdrawal OF j. NJ Lapeyre
who has disposed all his rights and interests In the concern
70 Vim. Pike and Ale Brother they as
suming all the liabilities OF the same
~ wM 8. PIKE,
j. NJ IA PEYRE,
ALEX. BROTHER
The business Of PIKE. LAPEYRE BROTHER VIII
continue conducted under the and style until
he hTst 81 snuary next Qs6 when ALI RES sHEPPERS
and PAUL BI ANC have in business which
will be conducted under the name aud style OF
PIKE, BROTHER CO.
New Orleans, December a, 1858
ALEX BROTHER,
ALFRED SHOPPERS,
PAUL BLANC.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1869

NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1869.
Nv vrtus Of the thirty section Of the Of the
Legislature OF the State Of Louisiana entitled IAN Act to
Consolidate the City OF New Orleans and to provide for the
Government Administration Of its Affairs, approved
the sd February 1882 extract Ihe Mayer Controller Tres
suer and the ChArmen Of Finance Committees othstro
Boards Common Council shall constitute Commission
TO be called Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt OF
New oesns they shall have to issue Bonds Of the
city Orleans having not more than forty years to run
with payable such place may be agreed on be
tween Commissioners end the parties to whom the BOnd
are sued semi annual exchange Tor any oonds
Of the old corporation any OF the No
inequalities whether maured not, to sell new Bonds,
apply proceeds the payment Of the maured debts
Of the old corporation of the Municipalities, but to nc
other purpose"
Sealed Proposals win be received ssths Office from this
date to the Of March, 1862 st II O'Clock for the pur
chase Of all much thereof will be necessary, to pay
sIxTY.THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
by unc patty to the City Bank, ma'ured since LIST
December 1868 Of series OF EIGHTY Bonds Of the city
Of New Orleans the Of One Thousand Dollars EACH
ad;Bonds to dated the first Of March, 1862 payable In
twenty years. the Office Of the city treasurer with
Coupons attached thereto at the rate Of six
tum per Annum payable in the city Of New York
Proposals to indored Bids for the Purchase Of BOnds
and addressed to %. Delays, secretary"
The Commissioners The right Of rejecting any and
all hdk
By order Of the Board nnnrvs s.,
noDop
MILLINERY. DRESS MAKING AND TRIMMING
STORE,
soS-''''''''''''''''o~i
Her Styles of the Latest
n B.-Keeps constantly hand Ladies' Ready hsos
Clothing Of every description.
n OST-ON The 2gIH INST, bLA "a AND u IAS Az
IL TERRIER DOG Said dog Is ABOUT 10 months o!o sno
answers TO the name o. 40 sr ~ ' nrs Iii hs nd
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC-ST S-IARLES ST
n Extraordinary Amusement Announcement. Friday
Evening" March O. 1859. Bene6t Of Mr. w. B. OAvANAgH.
Manager and author Th. Belle Of the Garden Dis
trict "FsmAle Prvateesn "Nymphs of the Caribbean
Sea- and Brave Girls Of the South" Base Ball. our Ma
sfoo ,he oharming oantstice seubrstte and
Bnesqna Actress who will In her original character
Of Gansm b tie FVrty Thieves win be produced on this
occasion ~ a p91e ,iaI tl's1- l.t -'Tii9n W taAt
70 do The Female Forty Thieves,
10 40 uflsH1 2 f..j-TT So i'irTng InQt n s.
,fcr- BRAVE GIRLS OF TIE SOUTH. r15s
Ely Pastors Album Of Living Pictures with the fail
of the Mammeth CombnA ion In the programme
Seats and tickets for Mr. Cavanash benef be secured
at the box efbee. tlh.L stll8 - lsislsl y liA-A
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NEW ORLEANS. Nay Il 1888.
Caldwslrs Extract.

HAVING snalysed this on. and b ny sxpsdnsns ~ ~.
FLIED il Myself, recognise that IL 10 enc Of me pess
articles yet presented public for the purpose Of
o. hair original eoler In testimony Of which hssseo
snx my dgnasurA
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emperun-
q. B. CALDWELL. Pstsntse
Hotel dss ktrangsr No. lD Ohaxre street.
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BOARDING..

UIRsT GLASS BOAK DIN9-oEE OR TWO
gentee families Who desire comfortable home and good
living in eAsant Of The city might be suited on apPh
cation 6t Camp next door TO the BILE House. and
opposite ST. Pstcks Church few day oosrders ear eso
beaecommodated The rooms large airy aad well fur
nish ed and the table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOAkD,
III Can be obtained at As Bourbon street,
DOAR DIsG-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARr-
ID mens 10 rent excellent board Rnd the use OF the
parlor The situation Of the most desirable In the city
Apply at 46 st. Joseph street.
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......................REMOvAL.
ID EAEOVAL.

DANIEL and JAMES D. EDWARDS have removed TEN
porary) from Nos. IS 30 and 81 New Levee street to the
CORNER OF CUSrOMHOUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET opposite the United States Custom House, prior 70
occupying establishment In course Of erection,
fronting on Front and Delta streets between Grsvsr and
Poydras streets
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~ - u y.
BALLS---BALIS.

EIRsT GKAND FANCY DREss BALL.
TO Bs eIvsE BY TIE ,-ff--.r.r "a. !,
HIBERNIAN TUALyBENEvOLENT ASSOCIATION
s--oc OF THE THIRD DISTRICT, fins $3.50 b.
-tIelrOa. .asl lhIu .s1-fra 5lI ~ ,t3aila
q" rGl on 81 irT.rI9 .ff ta'E .llr...
st Patrick Night. (Wedaesday,l March IL,
20 At ODD FELLows HALL '
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J. 3. WALTON 8 DESlONDE's SALES.
SALE OK ACCOUNT OF DE 'ARrURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. Is RAMPART STREET, BE TWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL.


J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office. Carondeet street.
CATURDAY, March q, I $50, at I2 o'clock
- NJ at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, viii
be sold , a.,
square bounded by Rampant, Basin. Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 feet Ii inches lines front Ram
part street. depth Of III feet 10 inches lines between
PARA lei lines, running through to Bias n street
The improvements constructed and ele-
eantly finished TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DEECE large parlors and dining below and
six bedrooms upper floor The house. provided with
all the requisites comfort and convenience.
wishing visit and examine the house with view
to purchase do by applyn to the suctioneers
R8- Terms CoSDITIoNs-One fourth cash in United
States asury the remainder credit Of two
from the day Of sale In notes OF the
chaser payable his order and by him ndorsed and
bearing Of eight per cent annum aud
ured by special mortgage and vendors privilege the
property until final payment the mortgage to embrace the
Of five cent stoney fees in of suit TO
payment of any of the notes The buildings 10 be
Kept insured the satisfaction vend until the payment
Of the last The purchaser will be required TO the
payment Of per cent special State tax 10 case Il 10
decided legal constitutional Possession will be given
on first Of July 1869 until which time rent Will be paid
to the purchaser. -,
penss of the purchaser including United States Revenue
stamps
NoTEThe furniture. including carpets mirrors chands
liers, brackets, etc, will be sold In May next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Once of the St. Charles Street Rail
road Company Carondeet Eighth streets Ne
oresns February lsesThe stockhoders Of this Ceu
Esny are hereby notified TO meet this oes on FRIDAY
March, - 1859 between the hours Of IL and p r.
yste upon the reduction OF Capital Stock Of th uopsny
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NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET.
Grand Operate Performances for tie Benefit of
SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
To tshe place
"wednesday, 18th March. 1850.
JERUsALEM-verdrs Grand Opera, in acts.
PARIS-yentre a Terre Coincide Fsntaisie. in 8 acts.
ApMssoN-TO lower part Of the house 81 To third and
fourth galleries, usual prices
Tickets can be had from the undersigned, members Of the
Comm ittee and the Box Office of the Opera House
CrMMITTEE-Julien Michel II Exchange Place En-,
manuel Burhe II Caropdelet street W b knenpe'sr'So
CADEMY OF MUsIc-sT. CHARLES st.
sPALDIEG BIDwELL.... ...ProprietOr' and Managers
j KITTREDGB easnrer.
w. b. CAvANAUGH...-......... Stage Manager
Monday EVENING. March L. 1860.
ReInaugurstoA of the Academys Popular and Talented
Dramatic and Spectacular Buresqus Combination present
ing all of THE OLD FAvoRTES reinforced by MANY
NEW CANDIDATES for public favor.
First Appearance Of
MRS j. PELIssIER and
MR. j. PELISslER
The evenings entertainment embraces the Fairy Blu esque
Extravsganzs, entitled
THE FEMALE FORTY THIEVES,
And the great Military Drama by W. B. oavsusugh called
BRAVE GIRLS OF THE SOUTH;
or The
Petticoat Light Guard,
Concentrating the whole strength of the Dramatic Organ
saon introducing tic and historical scenes bonn
Oardmens Tableaux producing with magnificent and
vivid effect, tn memorable
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
VAKIETIEs THEATEK.
EXTRA CARD.
Farewell Mary Gl,dstane Matinee,
Saturday, March 9Th. { he O'Clock,
ance here IN her srand historical impersOnatiOn Of
Elizabeth. Queen OF EGG and.
Private boxes only reserved for the Occs,ion
THE GREAT wONDEK OF THE AGE
A LIVING OK
with Three Eyes and Three Horns
The Center Horn much the Largest of the Three.
This Wonderful Animal recently captured in William;
msfy Of m Is about Eighteen Months and unusually
this city, at the jurc.iO. of
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
Come one csme ALL Admission % cents. Children 10 cents
CREsCENT city MUsEUA.
40 AND 42 ST CHARLES STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION ]
Reengsgement by special request Of many Of the leading
families city for short period prior to her departure
| for Europe, Of
NATURES GREATEST PHENOMENON,
CHRISTINE MILLY,
THE TWO HEADED WOMAN.
who win give her levees daily, surrounded BY
THE ONE MILLION cURI0s ITIES,
Animate and inanmste and ste anteduvan and
modern have enlisted the attention Of the scientific and
| eurious and made this
THE PEOPLES OWN RESORT.
The IMAM FROG" ., and nine H., and tvelVsE
| on Saturdays and MOndays
| Docr open from 4 =. untn ler.n.
| Admission-so cents; children, Is cents
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~ lcBl 70 OF t1l5r cia
-nAxAGEks- -- ~. ~
j. Il Williams, Ed. Sweeney, Francis Larkin,
Henry 0slisgsr VIM. o'Keahsr,s Thos Barlow, IL
John MURPHY, CoIis oDonnsa. Arthur MeLasghlin
John Paisley, Dennis Hagerty. w Hollans,
Wiilism Nolan, n Garvey. wm CLARK,
Thos. Cullen, VIM. Harmon, Psick quinn.
Tao9a. RsyynnOlds, John q Roach Thomas aurphS.
Richard Fabsy John Casey George Durant
NJ chael Sheehsn, Martin Hoy, Peter Msrkey.
Tssmss Quiter, ID White. S emss hs n yio,
Micbse Comfort Dennis oronan' JE, John colemsn.
Jam es Murphy, Thomas e'COnnor, 2. H. wsters.
P FiIney, Robert Diamond, John 9: Davy,
John Hcvitia, J,mss OHanlon. J. B sinnOtt,
P. Bealey James Corners, William Perry,
William Walsh, Thomas Dunn, William Conway,
james Hcf arisLd william Burns, Day, Oats.
-coxx1rrxK OF ARRANcsxKNrs- 7-i
n, aeSsSIsl.. Chris s Msifs;, Ed Cochran,
W. J. Kelley. fr- ..f
LIMITATION COMMITTEE
HSSs gb B "a W GShi Eight iRSSs
. RECEPTION coxxrrrxs-
SI' UE Fs Robert isse sisP Barley oSf Canton ,
Thona Gilmore.
-ILooR NANAGKKs-
Oliver Cantsn, Jr, Andrew Lynch, owen sullivan,
0efrge Paisley, rsrcx Lesguy, sohn shy.,,-
Thomas N. Carey, Robert Carey, Thomas O'SeH,
NJ E. Garry, Thomas Collins, John Murphy.
nnl,caton for thu Bar Restaurant Hat Room to be
made Bradley corner Eysian Fields and Levee Streets
up to Friday, March Eth. -,
Application Ladies' Invitations to be made 20 any OF the
Committee OF w Kelley 66 Grayier street, r. 1rsdey,
corner Us Fields and Levee streets; William Fright,
Morsau street. between Margny and ndevile streets
Ttere will Invitations issued 10 Ladies After Monday
March 18TH.
TICKETs-TwO DOLLARS.
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CAUTIoN.-This is to certify, that ]
have sold all right, title and interest id
the Simmons Liver Regulator to J. al
Zeilin & Co.,, who nre the only ones thai
have any right to make the same, md thl
only ones that have the original, trut
and only receipt for the same. Any on
manufacturing or offering for sale tl{
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Simmon
Liver Medicine, other than that put u|
by them, is an imposter and counterfei4
er. None genuine but that put up by ii
H. Zeilin & Co. G. A. SIMMONS.
J20 t3
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The Streets OF Columbia.

Mr.. EDITOR: One of our enterprising
citizens, Mr.. Lee, the architect, has fur
nished us with beautiful new map of
our city; and to fill the void, if possible,
which is more apparent now than here
tofore, I beg leave to call the attention
of our city fathers to the great necessity
of having the names of our streets
marked at the corners of each square.
1t has been so long since the streets were
thus marked (if they ever were) that not
enc in ten can tell an inquirer where to
find half a dozen streets; hence, when q
piece of property is advertised for sale,
many of the citizens are at loss to find
the location. The cost of this would be
trifling, and every citizen being inte-
rested, L would most respectfully urge
our City Council now, during the sum-
mcr, to have this necessary work done.
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HEIN1TsH's QUEENS DELIGHT -WhaI
is it? Ask your neighbor, who has bee|
relieved of distressing disease. As
that rheumatic what cured linn. AsE
the victims of dyspepsia. Ask that beat
tiful daughter what removed those hidd
GUS spots and ulcers, and made her fac
as fair rs Parian marble. Ask the oncy
iaundiced victim of liver complaint d
Ask that once poor emaciated form, thI
subject of female Irregularities, wha|
brought about such marvellous change|
The answer is, "It's HEINITsH's QUEEN
DELIGHT. Come out, then, all We de
spending ones. Be cheerful, gay and
happy. If you are sick, fail not to try,
only try-no easier task-a bottle o]
HEINrrsH's QUEEN DELIGHT. il
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EXTREMES MEET-Hon. Samuel F.
Rice has come out openly for the radical
nominee in the Montgomery district.
Heretofore it has been Rice's boast that
in all his somersaults he has lit with his
face South. He met with an unfortu-
nate turn in his last tumble, and lit on
carpet-bag. What sort of face he has
for this emergency, we can't tell; but if
he sticks, it must be pretty hard one.
IdNatlega Reporter.
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DIR. TUFTS ExPRcoRANT.-All who
have used this invaluable medicine for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Splitting of
Blood, Group, Inflammation of the
Lungs or Chest, Hoarseness, Difficulty
of Breathing, Bronchitis, and all dis
eases of the Lungs attest its usefulness
For Lung affections it has no equal.
J176
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s. G.
Thursiay Morning, July %. 1859.

In yesterdays issue was published an
account OF the serenade to DR. A. G..
Mackey by his friends in Charleston.
DR.. Mackey replied in language reject
ing heavily upon the chiefs of his party.
This tribute to the radical leaders of
South Carolina, (the truth of which the
only doubt can be the source from which
itcane, isl paid by Collector DR.. A. G.
Mackey, the worst (if there be degrees
where all are 80 basel of the South Caro-
lima scalaWags. to whom it has been re-
served, while still living, to see the
mantle of his infamy descend upon his
son. These creatures, raised from the
mire and mud, as the Doctor most
justly says, do not now hesitate to
express for each other the perfect per-
,sonal contempt which every decent man
in the State has long entertained for
them all. When the strife wakes fiercer.
what revelations may we not expect;
revelations which will, without doubt,
comprehend theseats of their Representa-
tives in Congress, their Executive, their
Judiciary, the chairs of the presiding
officers OF their General Assembly, the
other conspicuous members of that au-
gust body, to say nothing of the bureaus
which have sprung up like fungi and
subsist like vampires, and which will 20
to show that tho late Blue Ridge Rail-
road fraud is not single or original
piece of knavery, but merely a repeti-
tion, the successor of others equally
gross, as it will doubtless be the pre-
cursor of others equally infamous.
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The New York Sun (radicaD savagcly
remarks: General Grant and his family
are said to be coming from Washington
to Long Branch on board the Tallapoosa.
This is national vessel. and its expenses
are paid by the national treasury. By
what right does the President convert it
into pleasure yacht for the use of him
self and his relations? Is there any law
OF the United States which authorizes
him to take public steamer and employ
it as means of his personal amusement?
And how does Secretary Robenson dare
to pervert his official power by ordering
the Tallapoosa on such an expedition?
General Grant is paid large salary, and
besides he has been enriched by dona-
tions. If he wants to go to Long Branch
in a steamboat, let him hire one and pay
for it ont of his own pocket like any
honest citizen"