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resg inatlnding yesterday, caused
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týa in'thegeoneralactivity and brisk
alishlucea oepleasnre 'to notice, from
vip. cpt O the markets in.gen- c
fr;onm Liverpool up to the 26th
: ' laid before oaui. re.ers yesterday
g apercelptblelOflnence. AsAgood bar
in w to hayesteday. as any day this.week.
T demand for prduce for Alabama, Georgia and
Fl dida,'tough ·oit extensive as last month, i till
'FoTeeX.atheir.aloh somedemand. Freights
fo(r thWeetare, of6oupi,, expected to be scarce at
bo£.fresent moment. .Th. timports nof merchandise
from foreign countrieaoontinne' largely in excess of
l iea `aad Itis graa that the employees of
te otoihiose have sufeitteat employment to
x themaeaticvely engaged, at least. daring the" day
adeof night ome over the city,
t ty andl take a little leisure
n . lcts, particularly that
s ; o f spt Monday in next
monh.' 't au ede ierce and his t
.t esentthei ltandti o daily offired
Sthe Stals es, hy, f8orelga governments, the s
ui~oa n'men0 oftohe' conntesicold then determine
it o ,e ents. Underthe present
S a ffai tber.i.s no safety whatever in any
trade ateo ommereial operation with Central Ameriea, 6
r what formerly termed ,the "' Spanish Main, '
.wh ishiiendrds of thousands, yes, millions of
Stew Orletns. We have not leisure as this i
lto..ookihto the trade which was formerly c
$roat be n be this city, Mexico, Central Ameri
lt.foeer colonies of ppain. There is
uowa-ays for an American merchant,
o ak ineffii.ent an administration as
t hil6aorules·thebai taits of the country, there
Sno safety whatteer..for the merchant and trader.
abof the boundaries of the United States.
The reeiptsof cotton yesterday were light; they
.'ldIierdl~yfotp forthe week, 20,000 bales. In
h iOO letOt.htewho~purchased weeks since are
oti, some ata goodprofit. Those who pur
en Febrary and March, for the English mar
, re sboiit ah pleasant and happy as any body of
wiwer w have met'wvithfor a long time. In fact,
thes deedeeoddyjoyous. If they will take our sug
. e ,, eh Mapttaidle t go to grass till October next,
tatfa I.th lr returnfram theirusual jaunt to Europe,
.theyw .l have 0etiobr alanco sheet at the close of
iholfpiearc::: ~·:··
":E:D.'ltRInw.o R .ana.Arex.-This old and well estab
'i: , .j'dnrlnairl,'which ha' been under the control of
!~lv: Zii, Esaq., for seventeen years, has passed
:et oflhis hands into those of our friend, AMr. Gee.
'i SWteddard, who, for a number of years, has been
welnell and favneably nownli as a member of the edito.
,:lal~corpsiof the Crescent. The issue of the Repub
='BHceani, of the 3d lnst., contains the valedictory of Mr.
"1'in..t s well and feelingly written. In severing a
connection of seventeen years duration, Mr. Z. writes
'a becs mes a gentleman and an editor. We wish him
:metoli-acess for the future.
The lRepnblicane of to-day, will come out under the
exoluaive supervision of Mr. Stoddard. We doubt
'notlt*ilflbea:most excellent paper; and have no
fen' @t fia a t ill as future numbers, will combine
nan abi;iot 'of excellence and ability sufficientto cause
'the paper to take a prominent place in tihe ranks of
jouran lism in. the BSoth-west. We trust our Red
river friends will bestow a patronage upon it com
:ini te u a ith its deseres.
O, D aLwer TAsras.-We learn that at the sugges
l'on of the Clay Monumental Association, Mr. Bou
'" ioqusi; the leasee of this theater, has set apart next
iloeday night for a complimentary benefit to the
Sehoristersof thetheater. This is as itshould be. The
t rand Opera of the Martyrs has been selected for the
'ico:d non,its first representation this season, in ad
-. tim.i to 'which the magnificent ode to Henry Clay,
ttien by Dominique Rouquet, and " wedded to im
s anio" by Prevost, which was received with
't,-iaptarouo applause during the cer.monies inci
'dent ti laying the corner stone of the monument to
Clay on the 12th dApril,will berepeated. Thetheater
onthis occalion will present a scene of beauty and
y- rarely witnessed, and we advise all who wish
thaitenhd to procure tickets immediately.
MAr on Nr(l.reae .-We have been favored by
Messrs. Tolti & Camahan, No. 119 Exchange alley,
with asopy of a new map, published by them, giving
the butlines and minutes of hicaragua. It is exceed
ingly well executed, and gives us a much clearer idea
of thenew land, geographically, than we have before
NEw Onraxas.Hosrc.raL (Gezacrr.-We have re
'ceivte the May number of the Medical Newsn and
Holpital Gazette, printed at the Bulletin office. It
s lnot only avery handsome, but a very useful num
ber, and contains a great deal of valuable informa
-lena, _
Fon sooIsY.rLL.-Tlhe magnificent steamer Robert
J oWard, Capt. Bilas F. Miller, leaves for Lousville,
and all i etermediate landings this afternoon at i
" 'olodtk. It is needless for nasto say anything
pra: e Of the Ward, as we would be but repeating the
encolIsesl indulged in on numerous occasions pre
" ..i Vluly, - We only,, therefore, have to remark- tint
were we des.rous of traveling in the direction of
levi lleD we "should be up, bright and early, this
moning, and repair to this nobly equipped, manned
And ~ ished- stealmer, with the view of securing a
Plans of the cabin 'may be seen and state-rooms
by. red at the office of the gentlemanly
agente, Messra. Betterton & Keeffe, 29 Tchoupitoulas
'. .:p~ soCIYrr.FERRY CONxRACT.--See the notice
of ..:heConptroller of the City of Jefferson, published
anmother. olumn. A valuable ferry contractis open
G arimr TnEsens.-MEis Matilda Heron will have
her faewell beneit, atthe lately Theater, tosmorrow eeaniog.
The new ply edald" OGioto," rwll be performed, and also the
fourth Mod ago, of " Camille."
We Sal that she walil.e a fl house,
i, . meaders are aware the Deinocrati',,City
r"nn o nfu teod, on Thuday evening, MrWY.
. lIsmore for or, Mr. John Ri. InMacmilo for
Comptroller, and Mr. J. A. D'Hemecourtfor Street
Commissioner.
As is rather unusual with us, we W're disappolotelt
'n'tip,&ineipal nomination; Welhad inclinedto the
'npiigi, allptong;, that Mayrc Lewis would be renomi
aated; aipgt h' we heierd foi the repudiation that
haas erfikn him. As anexcellent, popular gentle,
man a good hearted, 'open handed man, who had,
too ffriends that never minided piolities when his
nterests were at stake, and as an active and fascina
oing electioeierýr, who knew all "the ropes" end
how to mnianage'hem with consummate address, we
were well aware of his formidablenless as a competitor
to the American, or any oth.i party. For these
reasons we apprehended more ` ulty in defeating
oithnany other candidato ti1hi ucoid be possiblytry
bronA fg0 'rward, notlwtheotandmg'we do not now,
aid never have, entertanincd the smallest doubt of the
tritumph df tjie.Americani ticket at the approaching
city elegtido.. '
Judge of our souarise, then, at finding that he had
I screlty any strength in a Conveation of his own
party! From boyhood, to the present moment, he
Shasoevoed tine Demociptic party faithfully, ably, and
fficIently." He has contributed his strength, labor
sad 'money, its success. lie has never.been de
fentea.; tdwe believe, has uniformaly ran ahead of
his."arty. Consequently,.we are not astonished at
'the ildignation of his friends, on account of the un
expected and summary manner "of his decapitation.
They have a right tohbe indignant, as well as an in
defeisible privilege to express that indignation.
Aud, if their feelings do not find vent at the polls,
next monith, we shall be willing to admit that we are
much mistaken in the' character of numerous indi
viduals who have been, ever since the result of
evening was made known, indulging in
curses both loud and deep. We consider the con
•teniptuous rejection of MIayor Lewis worth full five
lindred votes to the Amnerican party.
'Botloef the Democratic candidates, we understand,
for the two highest offices in the gift of the people of
MNe- Orleans-the Mayoraltyl and Comptrollersphip
-reside above Canal streetl! Whether this selection
was made' by. sign, or accident, we are unable to
say, not being in the secrets of the camp of our
opponents.' We can only point to the fact. The
down town. people, who, certainly, are as deserving
as the up, tovn 'people, Will not, it is presumable, go
off into spasms of delight because their section has
been stupenpdously' honored, in thes choice of :the
Street Commissionerl. We don't believe they will
get up a mass meeting, to be attended by every moth
er's son residing below Canal street, in ordef to thank
the Democratic Convention because they were not
overlooked, overslaughed and forgotten, entirely!
We have heard that no such idea is in process of
being carried out.
We are opposed to sectionalism ia cities, States and
nations. Sectionalism never does any good, and
ustially harm. But, whence spring the disasters of
I sectionalitm? What leads to the evil we have hinted
3 at? What originates, continues, and gives vitalityto
t sectional divisions ? It is not difficult to answer these
qunstionse as we will proceed to show. There would
f beno:sectional feuds, no sectional complaints,no see
f tional dhplintes,sere the interests of all sections cared
'for alike, and offices, emoirunents and honosa, dis
C tributed equally. ' It is the advantage which one
section, by management, intrigue or otherwise, oh
'tains over tliho'thers, that leads to all tihe trouble.
In the course of the ensuing week we presumne the
candidates of tie American Party will be presented
to the people, anrid then the municipal struggle will
commence in downright earnest. It is impossible for
us to designate the nominees of that party, and it
would be improper if we could; yet, from our knowl
edge of the delegates selected we are free to say that
candidates, from Mayor to Assistant Aldermen, will
ine r who will command the confidence of the
community-men of irreproachable character and
undoubted ability-men who possess large interests in
the city-men who will legislate for the corporation
as they manage their own private estates-and, men
who will carry out the Reform Measures of tire present
i Reform Council, which have extinguished a floating
, debt of half a million of dollars, redeemed the credit
s of'the city, and reduced the taxation upon real estate
e seventyper cent.
r. The corporation needs the services of justsuch men.
The Americal Party will present none other.
Great Littlenesses.
The peculiar penchant that seems to have been be
stowed uponthe sovereigns of our almighty nation to
baptize the future Senators and Presidents who are
the fruit of their loins and the fullness of their lives,
with magnificent names-those of heroes, divinities
and demigods-bas a very curious commentary of
times in the fates and fortunes of their bantlings ;
showing that no nomenhlature, however renowned it
may have been made- by its pristine possessors, is a
sufficient guarantee against the pricks of outrageous
fortune, and the stern result of time.
When IMrs. Jolhn Smith has borne a male child to
the next census, amd thereby depleted her lords purse
by so far as she has increased his pride, nothing so
filly gratifies her matronly heart as to designate the
bantlingwith tbhetitle of Alexander, Napoleon, Wel
lington, Washington Smith. If Xrs. Brown has ac
eumplished a like ovarian proceedure, with a femin
ine result, the sponsor must back up Victoria,
Eugenie, Marie Louise, Cleopatra, Josephine Brown!
a reductio ad abaurdslu, not always fittingly consid
ered.
Well, in the process of time, and, in accordance
with the great gestation of years, the twain arrive at
one legal period of acecountability. They have been
petted, and petticoated, and peppeeruiinted to an ex
treme, as great littlenesses usually are. The world
has laughed at papa's folly--who deep in sugar, or
cotton brokerage, has only had time, occasionally,
to kiss, or spank them; and at mtamma's folly, who
has made them "a little lower than the angels," so
far as dress and dimity are concerned. At the crit
ical monment when the blossom should be ripening into
fruit, George Washington disappoints parental ambi
tion, by going off before the mast, or engaging in the
tallow trade, while the seraphic Victoria Eugenie,
marries a bread-baker, ortwhat is worse, takes to trav
eling with some amorous Lsthario, forgetful of State
and matrimonial requirements. That is, the bubble
bursts, in both instances.
" Calling a thing so, doesn't make it so "--a tin
kettle is not a gold- vase; though Joseph Jenkins, a
"self-made man " of Brattle street, may advertise it
as such, in this country every pot must stand on its
own bottom.; and those proud parents who wvisbh a
post obitum fame, as the Rudolph's of a great gener
ation, add nothing to, but subtract much friom their
longings, by these nonsensical nomenclature, they are
silly at the start, ridiculous and uscless ; nmuch better
omitted than allowed. As singularities we have
chiefly noted them, and because swe have found such
a deluge of greatness, floating through the local col
umns and extracts of our newspapers.
An old family name is a family heritage, just as
much as is the fliamily play. It may be sullied, but
it is more like to be sustained from feelings of fiamily
pride common to all men. But an individual deluged
under one of these avalanches to which we have re
ferred, will feel it, and be very apt to ridicule it by
some means or other-if only to show that the is not
responsible for the folly of his christening. (live us
good, wholesome names, as well as wholesomie chil
dren, and there will be leos trooble in public chroni
eles, and fewersscases of chronic amanlgamation.
DsEocOfaTIc NOMlNATIONS--The Democracy of the
First District met at the Louisiana Hotel last evening,
and made the following nominatious :
For Recorder, P. B. Taylor; Messrs. Winm. Bloom
field, Sr., M. A. Frazer and C. V. Jonte being the
competing candidates.
For Aldermen, John C. Shannon, Samuel Smith
and Isaac N. Marks.
For Assistant Aldermen, First Ward, Horace Gaither
and James Reid; Second Ward, N. C. Folger and
Matthew Martin; Third Wardl, Walter Nichol and
Thomas McCloskey.
The Democracy of the Third District have nomina
ted Peter Seuzeneau, the present incumnbent, as their
candidate for Recorder.
A*f We call the attention of speculators and capi
talists to the extensive sale of two hundred lots and squares of
ground, s.tated in the most eligible parts of tIh city or tannde
vlle and Ltwihurg, to take place this day, at I2 o'clock, nt the
St. Loui Exchane, by. L Eugene Tourne, auctioneer.
Accrleo SALE.--. B. Sykes, No. 45 Magazine
stret, sells at uction to-atI, greoeries, provisions and liquors-
in which catalogue is comprenhnded coffee, claret, antd many
other matters of daily use.
CHARITY HosoreTAL -ReoP t for the week endift
last cvening :
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Bon.D orF_.Assis:TAET ALDE oe.-This body at
failed to meet last eotniugo'pursuont to previous adjournment
At half pot seven o'clock, twdelve member had assembled, and,
as there was no propect of tha ntuher itucrasing, an adjourn
ment w had.
Fear DrsTnTIC CoohrT.-The election case of Auld or
S.n wlttBn occupied thie courtdurug the morning session yes.
trday, beihe being nothlng In the testimony specially worth ro- t
porting. The evening seto on was occupied with petty criminal
caes. The trial of Henry MIietni for mlanslanghlter, on fu
'Ti'rdelay night, resulted in his conviction with a recommends- '
tion to mercy.
FoUnRTH DISTRICT CounT.--The case of Jacob L.
Winter vs. Nixon & Adanm, cams up for trdal yesterday ;
Messrs. Miller ald' Lcey appearing for the I;oosecution, and It
Mesrs:urn.'Dnt a Ilonor for thle dofoee. As or readers, ort to
the most of them know, Wiotor watts $20,000 for certain edito. p
riot articles which appeared in this paper let sprig, question- g
Ing its eligibility to the often of Recorder of the First District, 'r1
for which he was a candidate. A jur os empaneled, and tile el
ooamluation of witnesses proceeded witltil] after three o'clock, 0
when thu case was continued till 12 o'clock to-day
FIItII DISTRICT CoURT.-The sealed verdict wlhich P
was rendered In the ct 0e of J. A. Shematon vs. A. F.
t JMootf'et als., on Thursday eveningt , was opened yesterday.
It ..gifdtoTvor of the plaintiff to the extent of $00 damages and
costs: T`'e amoint sued for was $1oo0,0 ; the grievance being o
ant alleged false arrest ntd imprisonment of the plaintiff, last it
year, on account. of a fracas with Mr. Hunter on St. Charles 1
street.
SIXTn DISTRICT COURT.--The suit of J. B. Horton
ov. lumstden, Kendall & Co., was decided yesterday. The
plaintitf's snit was for dam00ges of $10,000, for alloged slonder
ous epithets used ill reference to liln inl, the Daily Picayune, in
tonsequence of his assault pon the negro boy Sandy, employed
in that oice, about two years ago. The jury gave a verdict in
favor of the defendants with costs. Messrs. Wooldridge and t.
and H. larr conducted the prosecution, and iMr. Mott the defence.
LovoIto HEARTS AND BLOODY HEADS.-One of
tllos little romantic episodes that re ever occturring in the nt
ottderoeoorrent of life. came ot a fo.us yesterday, in a hotel outst.
Charles street. It resulted ii a little American ard at big Irishll
0n00 getting yery bloody heads, and on tnterestong yo0ng lady
oheddingoahoitinnityhof lchroymal o erl.droops. The way of it
The little American, who is a respectable Northern trader
transacting business here, boarded with his daughter at the
lotelsome weeks ago. Thile daughter was "sweet sixteen,"
rather hildsome, and not altogetlhr impregnablo to the tender
sentiment. A big red-whiskered Irishman, who boarded in t0he
house, took note of these circumstances, and toin due time stole
the guilless youno g heart---c' lming its fair possesor, even as
tile wily serpent clhrms the unsuspecting bird. The father,
becoming Pplrised of this, at once took his daughter to the reso.
dence of a friend in another part of the city, tlous cutting off the
red-whiskered gentleman from all ncaees to his itanoortota : for
the oltd man had good reason to know that the said gentleman
was a "bad egg "-a loafer-a designing scoundrel, who was
furtlhermore reported to have a deserted wife and children in
existecllne somewober.
The fellow, however, traced the young lady to htier hlilog
place; and not dnring to enter the house, would visit the vietho
ty periodically, and dodge about the corners and alley-was, t
waiting for an opportunity to exchange billrta-dot with thie
youog lady whenever she would appear upon the balony, to
twhich rloe hadt access. Tile father managed to beolne pottt sese
of someof the masculine missives, and found their burden to be
all sorts of lognbrious whinings about lies behig old otupon hin,
a much persecuted 0ad very unhappy young laon, with heart.
rending solicitations to her to leave her fathe's il on rule and ity
to tlle-.led of the world withilh, etc. The fellow became note
rolne to all tile neighbors bat tile fathert w hah tprovided
hinmself with a big stick, eould never catch hi m about the house
and being not more than half as large as the Irishmln, did not
deemr it advisable to go in search of linm.
Thuis matltes walgged ntil day before yesterday, when it was
reported to tile old mani that the Irishman had left the city, and
that he might take his daughter back to the hotooel t. clitrles
street, with afety. This he lind no Iltention of doing, however
On tile smne d'ay, Ilis Ig tllhter having 'ccoion to go out shop
She, of coorse, reported thlis to lthe yoOg lady'r fatlher ; o d he,
upol inqur, aiseeraitued that tie fellow had no t t left tane.
This, and otser circu tante es, led himt into the belief that a con
pi0cy had been fornIed for tIle puriits of getting hi duO0gh0r
within cer loo f reirlogoint and this he onslldered good
cause for '"an 0C.110." So. waivinjg all eonsidcratlons of sepe
rior age and inferior rIz end st00 ni, took h is tloly club,0
visited the Irlhomd Iu 0his room at the hotel on St. Charle
street, and pitched into hilm 8leso cerelonie. Ie gave hlilt se
erol voolent blow.s over thle 00e00, causing he blood to sow freely,
oand the Irishnan retaliated by resting the stickfrol ]k m
and giving himo an equally bloody head in return. The uproar
of the fight drew the other istuates of the house into the room,I
and the combatants were separated Just as the old man w.s very
naturally coming int far the worst of the bailrlo
The young lady, sohocked at seeilng her fatecr coe toorne nor
ered will blood, ta well as at hearing that r er lover was in
similar bloody condition, toolk on as all sentihnental misses do in
similar cireumtbtanes-cgav herself up to tihe elUrful Woe In its
sublimeht depths. And so the 0matter snltds at preseut. Tih
young lady, We think, lto he pitlled ; lher fatlhler s to be prairdl;
ind tle rted-wrbskro d ltdividual, td If t e currell rumoor hOlt
hhln are true, should be boated out of town.
RECORDnER nRlTGB T'S CouRT.-Charles Perron was
yesterday sent hefue tile hFirst District Court for knockl:ing down
Sarsh Louis, and cnuttilg her itn tbl left lhnld, ill Oi endeavor to
stab her in the breast willth a knife, in a houls on Gravier ski eel,
on tle evening of file lst ilat. ]ail rTopraed.
(:elore tlotll wna e0st before tle same court for attempting to
Imurder his wife, by firing at her with a pis·oi,through a window
of her hosse on llasinl street, whilst she was lyin- in bed with
her daughter, (ti step-daughter) on the night of the 3rd inso.
It appeared'that tile arcued lnd lhis wife had separated for someo
eaus or other, anld llhat he becnme frantic be(aus she wonld
gave htrsctf upi to tileoO prooptlilgsoof the demlon of bloodl. I're
viously to that, lie lad endeavored to get into the house by
reakilng a wildow, Mand had tIreatened the life of his wife
willth sword elllne. In default of $SO00 bail he was rent to
prison.
Joseph R. Foster, f. m. c., was sent before fthe same court for
violently annbing and assaulting I'Plieeman larr, hecause he
wanted to see tile license of llin dogely on Dryades street. lie
gave bail.
Mcihael Powers, a policeman, was sent before the o ame coml t
for drawing a pistol upon hllnpdlen lrecn on Nayades o fret,
Sunday afterhoon last ; Mr. Grtel ofO l r tllemn ated wh h
hint about his brutal malnner of dragginga drln ke woe nl to
the lockup. Hle gave bahl.
Jalnes .C annel 0In.0 Charles Foy were arrai0gne0d on a ocharge
of violently beating Edwatd (Gtliager at tle eorner of Erato
and Tcholplitouo l streets, with wh;o t ihe upposed to oe tonallie
knekles. Io default of ball to appcar on1 tile 131h, they were
T', Ml. 'Tbayer was arraigned owl i ebhrge of being a fllgiti\v
from justice ill New ork, w ,here Ihere are two bldietdlfeunt
against hiu for obtlaing lorge lots of clothing from parties in
that city, ty ceans of fCale Iold frrlulent r sprese tltloie .
0IlR0ton, of tNew York. now in this city, caused Ihis apprether -
1 RECORltDERI RAMOS' COURT.--Robelt Jones yester
day eomplll ined that Cllarles iBennett natched his pr'se, conl
tairdog two dotllrs, out of his bald, on the levee. MiOss Mrlly
Ann M.ttan conplallted that a mlar vamed (o rett had attemlpted
oto elop or split her witlh al ae, at lhe corner of U.rsulies ld
Gallatin tSraelsMar Anu (Mlrrallln comphdlaed that Louisa
were issued. These were tlo e only mnrt1ionlable Cases h eforte the
l Recorder yesterday.
RECORltErt SEUZENEAUS COURlT.--Cecilia Clay, a
Sfree olored woman, was arraigned yesterday on a charto e of
setting fire to a frame Iwse Ilelolging to her, on Villere ytrct
b0tweu 000splonedt alnd Ktrlerto, o~ Tburoboy. She was or
resed llt tle illola ne of Ih.o illndefatigable agents of tht e
a mahy they have her hlysbipit i a very tight Iles. Shehad tile
holle insllredin lhu ,e rchnllla ' otlice for 5$1S00 ; i few days
sitleeothe ikupelty w.'as scrsal snold for ,adb, an( t,.eellht,
beIn .lh deal-crale, concivfed tile idea of destroying it by !ire-
St to which lld she got so'me acoplllll s to arrange matter for a
t conllagratin, Mh herself npply ing thIle incendiary park. like
house, fortulately, was saved, too :he oo nlly dlag done beinlg t
ot' toeil ootatusel whirhed to lctr thte rtae.nt at onl e 000f0re thoe
Fir't District tourti bu0t tle proroentors olielted, 0nlld el waOl
r *enltto prison to awadit itn e t0atnol o0io ll.
''lID1ua TILE. srEI .-This establislinlwnt has Ieeu
rcla Id n- for 'wend days,'r; to roub~le tile t" ]-Au e nro~llc
b,,,,e greaIt 1,; iln hlll o ,flld, or T-pi 4 5. Sefr ,,
ihnrnllmiSC.,1n I,4 ,,,,, ll ,,,,4 in 1 11"4 to 14,t14111 p, ro
pny w ell t'hu'd al nd rrllexrncd : and no Inmbl~e t' arrllrl1re h.,
been 1, edl to glee fall vlifter to the *nulc. MrI. A. T. Nor ton,,
who slml o fuvuor~le a clrlllt, al Sunday last, ats the Dukel
4,g young nspirnnt F ln rlullaon, that of 144,nl4 111 bra
"udy lr. Prallr· thIe comic ne of en J Juni~lluper. Mlr. .\lnenl-lll
sings osne fit ited Irish rolgs, ~iha very hum Ill,, msul , rcr--diving
pn co1' ul mt eeellrlnl arlliinag C ; added to which.ell
1, 1, rice, forl thle snnunerll·cnsun arlle reducedC to fifty cents, bus,
* - At.erl.415. P..tty-4No0tte.-.The 11n
bers of Ill, 1":secniru Committee of the Ameririxs Party p ill
sct a1 till tit. lPhilip 1,41ee roo4 , ltt i Vif c1lock, on ION
D.A5. I2th int. lreaIdla,,,,,,f Ilatricts me i, r rtrstd In report
onoi th~e name e\velinglF ta tlri. Committer, the names of thellir sre.r
rut LCumnilittrfi on So!miilllltiulx lllyl0 2121
*Gj-CIty C 1rv ,tlot °Anlrrlcn l Party-The
4)rlrg,44i, to the ,,lv,,4,i n of thle ,,C tii4 j1 ,\lrri,414 1411 y
make noutintetionnfflr City ()nicer,, are rrq,-tcd to meet overr
t se Ca4rrollton Rail Road '1.p,,,lat 7 o'elock o IOMOINDA
VEVININC next, 12thi ias. lay 4, 21,2
(5 J. F. WiII't.tms, Attorolty....d Colnlucl
44r at 1,, )(1,,4,all,45 ,4l4 t, 4ew 11at I,4 City Ilisie, where Lt
cart be ecanrlahecd upon bushines of his profession nalil FII1IIIIIy
iha 1Utk tnrt. Any ha ttll a entrustedl to hit n nllEelmr nl ill
4,44i44 p,,lI,41ro 1 lltia,,. TIh. 411t city ,,,,re,4.. 14ll be aled
if [n ,,ttd. 44,7 41
itTA learned write., 1)cdy, ays: "D.ry
dIn, to en1444 Ills 1rillia4nt 41,ia1s of poesI, 14e 1-,,4f4rt44; an
Mr1. 11.44I4444 l4d1ped the tme p1a11n. lI sea4tea 44441 te, if
we so altep induc1 dreaming. Baptital4 Port, Iol r proehi n,4
gaiet rent and pleasingf dreams, swallowed horse tongue after
,a14,. I44dige)t14, and th1at 1 ,4ditl4 i which A terme, d twhak
or irrlrtbic stomach, constitulte a mnost fruitful source of visions.
Tile immediate r r direct iullaence of rrplrtioa, in totally alter
ing the sensations and lb· disposition is waking moments, is ,
Incelff its power t, derange the ecircalnlos of the brain and
thle reantal facuties in leerp. People whoe are troubled with is.
dlgestios, may Barel get relief from Ilatlnua', (Cernas Bit.
l444," 4ld 444l44i441414. 111th 144414n4r by lee. C. )1a. Jacksn,
120 A,4h 4,t44t, lhil..14ph11, a.4 by 1,iis 4,;4. See ad,1r,
iillat4h 41 215lt1aW
T'ELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
VICKSBUna, lMay 9.-The Niagara passed down
1, and the Princess at 5 P. M.
Tan GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bona Publico
"Every mother should have a box in the house handy in case
aecldents to the lchildren," Redding's lussia Salve is a
Bosltonimedy of thirty years' stndling,and is recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for burns, piles,
boils,ecorns, felont, chilblains, and old sores of every kind; for
fever ssres, ulcers, Itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore
nipples, (recommended by nrsnes,) whitlows, sties, festers, flea
bites, spider stings, fromsn limbs, salt rheum, scurvy, sore and
cracked lips, sore nose, warts and fleshi woundd, R Is a most val
uable remedy and cure, which can be testified to by thousandls
who have used it in the city of Boston and vlcinity for the last
thirty years. In no instance will tlhissalve do an Ijiury, or ins
terferawith a physician's prescriptions. It is made from the
parest materials, from a recipe brought from Russia--of article
in that country-and the proprietors have letters from
all classes, clergymen, phlysicians, sen nyaptitts, nnrses and oith
eras wohaVe useddit lthemsaeles ald recommend it to others.
Redding's Russia Salve is put in lrge till boxes, stamped onths
cover with a picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price, 2 cents a
box. Redding'& Co. For sale by J. Wright & Co., O.0.
Woodmant nti alla druggists, fell eod6m&W
air- Cholera belsg the disease above all
others most dreaded, it will be well for tdl to bear in mind that
os a preventive, Dr. J. IIOSTETTUFP'S celebrated Stomach
Billet stand at the head, and therefore all should keep asupply
at hand during this wsrlm wneather. Its eract spnll the Stomach
when disorganized by diet, and its lvrifying Ilinlence upon the
system, is truly astonishing, and elanot be described, but felt
when usednas per direction on the bottle. Further comment
upon them would be supertltous, as they are known far and
wide, and for sale by dealers generlly all over tlhe United
;tates. Sold wholesale by E. J. lhstt & Co., i9 Tchoypitoulsl
streeti Alexander Notlon&U Co.. 2Poydras street. ne", p StbtW
-1 Book for every Trtre S.lnerican
" BEWARE OF FOREIGN INFLUt NCE."-WAlslrs o.
THE GREAT AMERICAN BATTLE;
OR, TI'E CONTEST BEITWEEN
CHRISTIANITY AND POLITICAL ROMANISM.
BY IISS ANNA ELLA CARROLL,
Onte Vol. 12mo, Cloth Gilt. Price $1 25.
Containing between Three and Four HIundred Pages, sad
TEN NEW PORTRAITS ON STEEL.
of the distinguished Mebers of thle American Party ;
WITH A PLAN OF TH.IE
Thie Publishers offer tlhiswork to the public with the confident
asurance that it 1ill be cordillty welcolmed by every friend of
the American (olllse. It is ol i tleb ileapest sorks ever
issued, and should receive, as it rielly deserves, a wide circula
tion. The portraits alone are worth the price ofthe book.
MILLER, ORTON & MULLIGAN,
Publishers, New York and Auburn.
-FOR SALE
No. 14 Camp street,
AT TIIE ST. CIIARLES BOOK- STORE.
y9 .2p WII INSl ST. t0Illllils 1Hlt:L.
.1 Card.
esp. 01-LEA-, . Ap S1 th, lbiS.
Be it known to all whrom it moy concern, Hut tihe (Covern
'll'. so Nicaragua recognlises so nelnl ib thle United Smtei,
Ixcept Padre Cijil, Osinisler to WIblilnglos, lndt Col. E. F.
3 iiosos, n tis c (. Capt. . 'I. Wiikils has beenIll tiing s
agent d bring thle bslce of Col. MnoIru s, who halls returnedll
and relute tile duties of lis office. Aid furlther be it kinownII
that parties have recently borrosllwed money on tile credit of said
Nicaraguan government, without aly authoritnn y. /n ^-'
S~ew Books.
All the IWenublictions recd1 yb at
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjolryllgth Post-Omlkae.
A l1ge STOCK of STANDARIDIO d 3.4 I01I.lLA)EOCS
1100 CT',
I ISTORY,
TIOAI'l'l.0,
'o9 T112tXll NOVElS, etc.
Frank Leslie's Gazxele oC'FashioHr
MAY NUMBER.
JUST ROECtI V)01), AT
EXCHANGE PLACE,
US0 2p21 Adj-du g tes fast flicss
.,ewv .771w,'ie.
Jlst -l-I thle 5s hthousans d of Ihe psoslssr Mdll, "{Chat
is Hone wsi!,holu -lMoher." Ihis bsnnlill' ieg Is by bosE.
11.1,rronsE, Autlhor 5
5I.i,5,, to Mb osbisi, IlisI," "'nr Good ol Friends,"
" I.et ux lir·e with n h ope." Ny lv ettlnge homell,"
seswlrs~eet are the Ituc. " Song nlT tle Banmllr,
'" I heart upon n~ullo Flow er:r " Yet of the lriulle," ela"., cic.
TOill, U sllad sIere,, on s sy and pleasing· chis cler, welt
cnl5,1aed for thI e ne of ISV dinar perfo ssess. 1rice 2u coots
nch.- Al,5, jolt psblisbsOd, "1AWTIIOR1N LEAVES,'
byissy esy 5 riEtiouI Ipon the . 1 l-os, by the sspssls
composer, Cl,,,,. Grohs. Psrie 10 calls nlch.-Copi1 scst by
mauil. Ad~drese
WINNER A- SHUSTER,
Sf lui5ublskssr, 110 NCIt OlEh s1151e,
myS l1{Vt LlildlIha
Per Crhawiei,
5.-b
60 CAMP STREET. 60
NE.LLW BOOKS.
IIERENICIEE-. Noel
COILOI I5-Tssgl.,cd from Illsh rench
11001)'0 1'O01S-New Editios.
SPRIlAGUE'S NATURAL PIlll,0001'1-NI-O Egravilnlg.
I'rle 1155)
PHILIP Till) S0COND ; isn elod, and half"rl.
I·'llfiCOTT'S {VLITINI:iS. CO)IPI.ETE-(Informlm Edition.
MACAUIAY'S IENGLl.ANID ; Eslf alfy.
IIIRANKi 15)01.1E' ASIIONS, alnd N Y. Jo. , sl Esr Mo.
New JIvells.
AUNTY WONIHRI0I'Els- C.11y I 55llr-llllllll5,ld.
TII'0 Y1.1iT-A Fsiry Story1.
1I10 GRlOEAT l1OS0 IDIAMIONDI -hnElsss,,y illystrmt
E:VERY IIEIIN NINIi EASY-by lb,,El, Fannie.
TII, LAST IIIR 1114 llI,'lii llTNlYERillSl0- 51 Gin ts,
wtlllustr tilloiOE
A ls n wll nrrulrlel slack of
7!'01 JJOOiST U, £E.-I1iIS, S.1G., A.0..
J. B. STEEL,
rayssyo. N Ol lCp street.
.)uIwderous Sca tcgerss
Shallow prl.tihlal .r* have n. tearl that Nt~intclil warm' arc
not iolurioo,, in fart that I2' a0l lN. eIII part oV ImIFuIr , rrmo
cillC told and l holigrstiblle 'tatter front tIill, ulilurltivy .,all.
What Iudacions humbug! W. t 1. srrnb51 IIJilo) ophI : & o er,
-pcrie lllrcl physician known thata these anial' ala call inl!xm
natiou of tIte baw s, O d .onetire" ally ,It t1rough the
ba~lingr of till alumprl i and lowerI intle'ltiCnel can fag) ii cvilabl e
druml. OF -11 ill, disenrea of children lltbi Is thle mustt drlugr
ou, and distressring. Illlrurlllnntrtr ton, it is one of thle rne~t
A r-onp In ,t CR1211 C1 RS.\lj)\ INIIOAIAIINIE, how,
eveE, R L, BRANOigil Iing me INI'I2R idrI d TheA p1.T -
prietor 1,Null11gcý (be rld to Whom01 11wt i0e12 r I aile o ef11 ct
a are
For bole in New Orleasr, .rl o ...le and rrtnil, by
J. WRIOIIT A CO.,
y5 A2p, ,I, T g a12 d 15 1 (llS h I t -S Deet,
RemoveA Il i so d .,Rmov .d
FROM~ NO. 15 TO 17 RKOYAL STREET.1~
O,10,odI.ty ofI ...D 11F: .OFt1 Y CIISIR, I'NE, in II LI
and pintS, rontl , on1 hoisd, which fi 0 q l to the ber,, hIa
come'r to this market.
SEEL T. TYLOR
OTIIER BRANDS ()F INFE:RIOR QUAL.ITY.
SPARKIING and SN,.L 110CE YADEII A and SH1ER111
CWI0NEI C1,S
C N CM AN DI TS T
SAZERAC, of the Vintager of 1795, 1795 and 1015, and other
%V City 11 ZtI
Of all d.,7ripytilI,,-io ,,,s b lt i0iRye 1101 ,Inyk RI
ALE and L'IOLTIII , in pints anld goalie.
.. Alto ..
On hand, ,,, IsuIRl IertI2IIl of the bell WINES and M.
QUORNS I R the I N Irk11,whih ill bNeWold on a. DEihnablL
LermaSII An o2ther h ANDa in tAA city,
SEWELL T. TALI OR,
d7 ?ppT No. 17 Itovn 1 slreet.
CLTOSIERS,
CORINER CAMP AND COARAIONSTEETS,
Wellerr City llotbl.)
Haves nowa received thelir usaall choice and aapcrior stock of
fiP1(IIN: nad S01101111
CLOT -ZING,
COHPRISINS P YRRYTHINC NEW A~ rND DESIRABLE.:
CASFIIMIARIZT TT: AND ALPACA. COATS,.
FANCY CASSI3)IBKRE AND DRILLI PANT'S.
MAIIS(I:II,IES AND VALEN~CIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,.
lSHIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN'S FWERtNISIIIN(; GOODS
a; 2pt2 every,7~r:; trl
Wruilson's Rat a.c . n .oact. Des.
TROYER, -
Warranted to be the most safe and effeetive agent ever used
for the destruction of these troublesome vermin. For tsle in
New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
'J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my5 pt '21 and 151 Chartres street.
Rheumnatism and Gout.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are a most extraordinary
medicine for tile cure of Rheumatism and Gout, bcause they
not only cleanse the atomach and bowels of those morbid h
more,, whici if taken into thie circulation and thrown upon the
membrane and muscle, are the cause of the above painful mal
adies ; but they excite the absorbent vessels to ake up that
which is alreadydeposited, and therefore are absolutely certain
to make a perfect care of RbeuLmnlatism and oied. A singleo 25
cent box of sald Indianl Vegetable Pills will often give the maot
astonishing relief; and perseverance according to directions
will be aalabil to drive pain of every descriptllon from the body.
For sale in New Orlenus, wholesale and retail, at proprietor's
prices, by J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my5 2ppt 21 ndl151t Chartret street.
Lace Curtains.
Just received, a choice asortment of Lace and Maslin Car
tains, new patterns, at low prices.
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
my5 2a61 26 Chartres and 27 Clustomhouse streets.
Floor Oil Cloths.
Three feet to twenty-four feet wide, of new designs auld choice
quailties, cut to suit any saired room or hall.
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
may5lpt 2 t Chartlrca and 27 Csttamhousa streets.
Canton .iattlng.
4-4, 54 and 64 White and Checked 3atting, of various quall
J. D. DAMERON & CO.,
myt, 2pSt 2 b Chartres and ti Customhouse streets.
Carpeting, .Jlatting and Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 19 ClIartres street.
Lately reetived, a large aasstamtent of C.bRI'TITNGlt, tetch
as Velvet, ilton Tapety, lrsPt els, Thrte.ply, Ita ty lt , a
-tian etc. FLOOt OiL, CLOTII, of variollt tllities and
idths, cat to tit rooms, balls, etc. MATTPTING--50 pieces
4-4, 5-4 and 64 White antld Checlered, now landing; alt of which
we offer at the lowest maarktb t price
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
5a175p t it Cilaataeatraat.
Selling olf to Close BuNsiness.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
-OFr
1No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City lotel,
--eomprMng-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCIIES
JEWELRY ;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSIIES, PERFUMERY;
-And a large assortment of.
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
--Is ow selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION.
City Dealers and Country Merchants have now an opportunity
of purcling at the above reduced prices FOR CASH or CITY
ACCGEPTANCES.
.-Call and exmine before pnrchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
IQ-Remember No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
To the Ladies.
Hlaving determined to close out our
STOCK OrF SPIRING GOODS
Blcfor w the se, oit Is over,
We will from this day
Sell at Greatly Reduced Prlcesn i
SILK AND BAIREGE DRESSES
--Iso-
O rrrh wnfarsnes orfortmnt oS.
C. A. BARRIERE & BRO.,
a21 2plm 2o Clhartre. t.
Iron FIronts for Stores.
.rac Focrn ena o u
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HEADS, SILLS, tc.
Respectfully calls the attention of lBuilder, an, l the publice in
general, to his
Broad St., below Spring Garden, west snie,
At whiich place hte 1u-l-d bt plcd to meet them, and enter
into arrangements for furnishing thie nboe articles at the
SIIORTEST NOTICE and on the most REASONABLE
TERMS.
Hil lilings mianufactured by Mr. Baly, are open to anspeeti
hi Philadelphia. n16 211n
J. ir. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, LA.,
Praclicas hia Profession ilf all Its lranches in the Parishes of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octl 62ptf
Tobacco.
LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexian and
Texas Markets. Alo, Tobacco Ior Plantation use, is hhds and
bbl0 , .ad CIGAR TOBACCO, clstntly on haud aol for sale
TURNER & RENSIIAW,
f4 2plm-oly 9I6 Camp street, up stairs.
Filtering Stones
ONE HIUNDIED FILTERING STONES
FOR FAMILIES AND COUNTING ROOMS,
For bale low by
J. H. CARTER & CO.,
.2 l2plm corner Comlnnon and Tchaoplitoulas ss.
Depots,
WIIOLESAL.E AND RETAIL, FOR TIIE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGTC&L PAIN EXTRACTOR
IG2I2pf Nov. 21 and 151 Chartres street.
To .1Perchants and Opticians.
'T. 13. MYCOCKI & CO,.
OPTICIANS,
Pool Square, Shellield, England,
snu[faictrers of Ships' Telescopes of evory description, Ta
per Telescopes from 12 to.3 inches, wih signals and belt; Pilots',
Yachting, l)eertalking and Military Telescopes ; Portable Tel.
escopes, with aatrolmomical and slun eye Ii.rce. Single and
D)obole Opera Glails,; Racing Gaiiis, s p and conlmon Poket
Telescopes, in cases; Perspectives, etc.; Spectacles; Micro
scopes; Linen Iroerss; Eye Glasse ; Reading'Glass1o, Otc.
All kinds of machine and hand ground Leuses. Spectacle Eyes,
etc., etc. a29 2p12t
lerring's Safe again rictorious.
EXTBAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
EXtract of s letter from Norfolk, Va., dated Jan. 17,1 06:
Oneoof Herring's celebrated Fire-proof Safes wa in Adams'
Epreiss Office when the buildilg was urnred, n oral weeks
ago. It remained huried in the rubbish until Thursday,
when II was taken out. The fire, on the occasion alluded
to, wa one of the fiercest we ever saw, and when the chest
was found, after a lapse of forty days, it was surrounded
by emboer, glowing brightly. When opened, the papers and
other articles it contained were found to be sound and generally
in gfod enlldition, tllts affording another proof of thle security
and superiority of thele safes. The one alluded to may be seen
at the warehouse of aesrs,. Rowland & Iroo., who are agenlts
for the oakser,. It shows learsly the evidence of a severe trt
of t i incombustible quallilios, when its e1twior wan red-hot in
the bllrillg furlnlle that roared around ir, and Iaid the ember
that glared aroulnd it for hori , days and weeks.
The undersigold are Sole Agents for the sai. of the above
named SafeA. A full bupply conhtantly on hin1 .
C. C. MILLER & CO.,
m20 2ptf N1o.70rU N ravier lsteet.
Irateina tlkag) iY'ateleaaktting!
a3. P. nUCKa.Er,
(I.Lale Yooulg & Co.,) S CAMlP S,.,
Respectfully invites the attention of plrc aeerx to his ernli
ew tock of line WATCIIRS, JI:W1IaRY nd SILVVEI \RBE,
manfcthlr"d or imported expreeiy to his order, every arlicle
ofi which is fully g.uaranteed.
l'.rtllcnlnr attention i. invited tohis inaortnent of WATGI.neS
which cannot be c..elled ill the eitry and will be Bold at pricoe
lower than Is often asked for an inferior article.
il-The strictest attention, a1 heretofore, in Watch Repairing,
Diamond Setting, or Jewelry Work. al 21,1
The Courtesies of I."edded Lift
BY ~RIIS. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Edltinl osf i3000 Coples ordered is Ad
sallce of Pnblicntiolo.
Second Edition of 2000 in Press.
Tlir is work ot rre merit, designed for nh l who Lave been,
are, or would be married. It is an able vlnlication of tile Di
vneJ ICi.ttion of Marriage, not didactic but dercriptlve, ant
moat adnllrably adopted to control tiro Jldgment and heart, to
ulliply nlltd perpetuale the a Cmeuhilc. ld joys of wedded R ife.
It delighs g hone wo i.hae reaed it, either ln natlnl.ript or i
sllCetL. I eall eawllat they say :
" s xeries of life~like pidere. wvoven into . story of no ordi
unry Jailnterest, siple anti beatlllCIll ill st\'e, true tonattnro in its
seeles alld ciharlater , which are drawn with tile skill of an at
tint, Hlost pllre and elevalit ill Its moral tone atll ilddinlg fair to
"It rill delihbt our readers, and sited nlee light on tile tine.
honored iltltmluliloofnlrilrtrrin g." [litoll])ailyAtl]i.
" Its style i' beautiful for silll.311ilcty, nltlluralness, Iand control
over the -tnlinlolitN and emotions of the reader its characters
well sustained, l.ld its muoral tole worth.. of the highest praise."
i[venllin Trans'tpt.
"A n r .tirr e of facts mootskilfullyen ctllihed, conlahl,lg
scenes of thrilling tnterest, confl med tn .stle to tile bfet hlsad
ards, and nost ra;re and aalutr in nib soda And mDnioral lfl
enee." [Bostonw aily .ouartml.
" It shouhl be read by evrry ilusband and wlif, and by nll
who expeet to Illtaiu . Ilitl rehtiill. to mr ke them, thereih wiser,
better nud happic." [Thle rlUy State.
SII.PARI) CLARK & CO.,
110 Wa.hingfc. street, Roston.
J. C. MORGAN,
a:}i :PStdrt Exchange insc, a:llouiting I'Pst.0olce,
--- -
flY 33t 13 13 3. A ner.
~'HIS DAY, 130th h33trn3t, att, 'cllck, at t3h
'3311eu 33.e1m C3tton L're13, ',333 count of whorm33 1 ma3
bo 3133,, ,ill be s,11
FORTY IIAIFO COTTON, damag31d.,
TE131313S-C0h. m3lO
OI1073I 313.-.r1OIIOY N13-LIQUORIs.
1Y 33. 31. SY031, Aut,3or"3.
TCHIS DAY, at lU o'clockr, wlll be sold at ]its
I lllatimr hwu, 5l Ib 1303133 ath
1W bogs RIio 'aRac;.30 riabet) Rlca;;
b(M cone Cinrat {Ville; ^A bills Brandy
133 3ox,3 S-.313l bbl P7313 13o,1y;
Olni O -v, andle;d q AnctAhohvl ux, Teas, Tobacco, R Hlii'/ll
A13no, Rnd F33 33 313.
Al,,), or nccolllr of whamn it maly lcancuru-
7 133'13s Kmlncky flogging. m3.
LADIES(' AUC3TION AT L.' 131NO3333'S, CORNER13 O(F
37,nr3333 and 3ts 333tose 33,3o3. 71ha very ex333,133 a31 k
of ri3 f13,333,3,,lu F3733311h 3 aces, 3.1broide3ries,3 Si3ks,, u3.
33Y 13 :A3 R S31A3 , 33e1 11'r3, tiun
THIN DUAY, nlny lll, at 10 d Olt, and ll con
333,1333313t33,1s d31333 day, li olb, old tit 31cton. 1onsis71 in,
Rich Frrnrlt I~n'es, Fnmlrriderioe, Silks orf every descrlptloll.
pu3rge3go, 33,13, ,Fr33373 J 1313el3,, M Sun cr ,1 3 nwl33
Silk anl ,, lsgln aJlllilllihl Opera lllolltfi oI(vary COlor of PInllell
331333cra, 1133,,,d a ,d i,(l133, 33 alien' S13a33, 313, ,.
'lots, Ribbon., Olivesu, Fanls, 1'a-.6, il L·.Fllt. Rotielllen
Parses, )e
Also, a ··rent variety of Wecll Robes mid Dress Patterns,
CONDITIONS1713-37,3,. 1,32
POSITIVE AiJ) AND U 3RBS1333 1 SAIE OF7 VALUAI1IE
U333p,,133 Pro3perty 1333ill3, ourth3 D310333.
BY 11130,1AMIN 1130DI, Auctio3,33 .
SATURDAdY, 10th llntnllt, at 12o'clock, at
flank.''.\rcnd ill Le ' or GROUND, li rleFa-- )l
A 313IITAIN 1,3T 33 07U'S) 33133100 313331 7,,,,333, 3133rl,3,3,
c33333' b)1I3,337,d 13 by R,, 13133, JoDl'leph33, 771133, 33 3.1,3
1333J3,31331333113313331337 d73333133303e
sheelet , N rhilll 39 10 i nches fronlt an Josephine street by~
t)I TA I anlc sld foot2IO Ill Bell, nlOU ulotod lu
A 00))0)TA1 1'0110 03' G11OUN31, 33, fotnwme
a ,d 13711ca33S fePO TION 13331313333,333,113131,3
Illlnirrujet I inchecs and d 2 linies front1 OR Iiaunxcau
street by i_'0 feet in Jcllh.
A ClIlt'LAIN OTIIO(l P(ORTION O 10R31033, In the1
smite s'l",anr e ld mans..... 7 tbl 10 f leller and 0lines fronlt on
Roussemt 31,131et by 11 .1fet 101 i33ih i131d,3h.
A 13,333I3 I.OT3313.133by3033.' No , in Ile )Hts si3re.
adn the renr of lots ,,1 4, 13and11, 333313:1137J feet 133,333,
front by 12T feet 10 313,3,1,,.3 13 333 iii dep33,-3l l a3 pa3 711m.
Acts of 3..,3, 3,rfo7,, .13nl3 3113,33, notnr. publ3ic, at .he ex3
pens) of7,3e po'3co1ba..SO
A VALUABiL3E HOU3SE AN33 13OT O(N T1I1D1 STREET,
Fourtlh District.
BY BENJ.. ICI(ND)I( , Aaceiotlser
SATITRI13 P ay 1O 1656, at 12 o'clock, at
IJ 13-kx' Aren d", will husuh
A C'ER3TAIN (IOT 013' 33ROUND113, tog131,31,133it th3 e two.
00 y d ouble~ll Irniltlll and l Ilprnvemlrntl thereon, n silustel h+I thee
Fnurtlt D Iurtrl i of tllseity, in ie llw lsre L uomdel br' hinl.
I.nsuel, Foulrth bee Jerhev street., Iplu ilu between 2 feet 2 pralel llnccr
front on'fhlird street by 10 feect fndpl etcllunle il~
I -On-hnlfj'a-l llr eabalancne at onea oa Lwo eanra'crerlit, forr
Mill bealuringl mortgagke a1 tlae property, writhi infercat of ti per
cult. fRom dole in nuts miry,, andl if lot then Iii 9 Pe Ir cenlt.
until find P IR)·IIollf
Act of sale before Jameas G rahnmu, notary public, at thle rx
pensc of thel purchas~er, myI)
A B EAUTIFUL CI (OTTAGE: RESIDENCE,:R CORNER OFF
11Y IS 'N.J. KgSNMG, .\lrciollcc.
S ATURll A :11n3" ill 1650, at. 12 o'clockc, at
finnk.+-' .\t csdo, the fllowing nltllnblr imp~roved I-Ii sly
will Iresl~
A\ CERITAIN L.OT OF GiROUND), with till thle hnprlnnvIInenII
hllrrcoul it. the hlllllre bollllllr b)" Cmp, \In igazinvllf Wllding
nn anHd Fourth lstreets. Saidi lot I'onrs fil corner of ICnrlp nodl
Fourthl streets, and measurelns 61l feet d1 inches 7 thenl front nn
Fouirth *te&e by 103( feet 2 llehlcr 1 linesJ in dlepth Hard fronlt On
lot comnprisei one-,tore~ Cathrgel 1[natse colllnilillf g lll u .com
andl two cnbllclx, i gallery in frollt ad i rl thle 't ;l two finee
huge uibtlrlnl, a kitchen, a smolt filet and ti ll othecr nreeerlry
oat-bu~ildings in the vans ;t hle . nrd nnr ll. and inl front of tllr
dwalelling: is n beaulltiful flow~[ piinlell ' ll. poperfy UemI Islld
.currlt of $1W per Roan, f ind s Ilcnati l'ally locntctllu o family
rrlxid-nee.
TF~nns-O.' 11dti d Milt; fb. balnnc. a t one .ltd tw. years'rD
cr~edit, for notes bearingill mortgage on tIhe property, whih 6 Per
ant. interest f~rom datat to nliturlri l, lid if n~ot thanu paid Hi Per
cunt. untitl nlllll payment.l
Act of LIel1 boyarsl Jantes Gballin, notary publlic, ilt thle e·x
pencec of fha pllre·llllrcr ' "1 -
gisy VIlUAI IBlE TRACTS OF LAN 1) IN Tl1l1 1P LDIFIr
of St. t'hll"llc. fronting on thle MAIL-Issiipl
D Y1A N . U I GNTiII , h ucti o ueer
QATEJUIEDAY, 10th lust. A 12 O'lock M1
1[otrl, in thlle rilJ. of New lS '
.\ (:IIITA.\INS tAICT OF lAND, in the lA a-W, of S [,
C furies, In-:tsurii s one nrrpeltl fron~t on the) NIMai-ipdi riv,"r byr
r 1"''.I1 INllI dee, af onre or ers; !(hartIwc in ",bunlt twellly··i
,ll o vlse New1Op u. nnll, lbounlded on eide by the
plXtioIIIf lII-h. 'ITIIOenr AIfolk, sIad ri he O 110-Oh b
'be Iropertysol' \[r. L.. l.orio; wgethabr with .,It theI balil ling,1
IIY i . llf Ien IITIIT tISA11n. s
hlnolllcr lrrret, inl the m anee pnrisll, 1 1 a short -tan-llr from, thee
nbnrcr del~ib'lell on " Illi n lae- lll rpent front, , tltb
Ais~ia,,i DI 1,river AN DIIIDl lo n yIIw I'o NII morn o ~a,
Ireellldrl on e ide by the property of ) llr Jnm I.nrtillle oeirrlt·,
II', on the oter lido by ti"TO f \I r. Jaynel'-'der, togeDheI N
with ll Itile tllldiocý nnld lm lpnr~cnmunti tllclcn.
)foal, l: apt, front in thie n.,tr oil the Op~lrlou* Railroad, at1
13 doe Stntiillo
TEIL)IB*.,) o0s-llll Ov--1 11-Il111 111 1nlh, andt thie Ilnl nllel onl
n crediti of one nnd twuo yearsa, folr approvesd endor-I ludeý, e-.
rllreli by gage I: ,lsi lroperty. 0-s 1
ISS1TINSIVTI S.1lClb WITHOUT ILFSERI(V TO (:lLOSE: A
h'upnrtnelslip Df ovlr Two AM i,,,s.ut. nnd Shmrtn f
O rove sinud in SI~llll dilld dlc nn~ld Lewinblllrg.
BYT J. EUGENEjN T()ClRNlS. AuctienrcrFI
Nn. i9 F,.tirhnllle llec} .
Sc C'IIU 1 Y, iny 11th, 1956, At 12 o'clock,
S t thll S I. Sos's 1:scllut,1 I sW.ll il ilt ")I ', .eill
de nh h[ de indd hr t. or o lrIMa"'eI'vllrlndlel. ln .ll l
s ,\Isnr~. 2 TL:A'L' O I._\ Nu~ I) siylllttcd Il Lewi sbrg eusl 2 o
1,0 'sI Ossloaall Ih by's n5 k" I, 111
eachs, hl'lbb11' nnHee t atD
ts'e mgNslpllan'l'l~~~ oo.___ Louisbug.
TF:Ry1S-,)rte-half tgag d.lle lall;~lcL` it ollnrar' credit for
liotr rceurell b} ilrne u the iNruPlrly, nnd bTillll S 1
he n in licrr sa if nolt paid III1 man: flay.~
plans er hIDWsenllsrll at lb",e of dseD .\l' act nnd will
5nrs I,,,A,,s' tile sale D
Ilk- of sale Iclble S. lGlgnre, al ale spII, l of tlhe Ip , srlis -
rs·is. ocw
TFIIMA JAMIN 1C-IlI Aacli,.er ·
51J,1 rlr, at I~ls, II S.l' 1,II, wN'l b ",ld tI',
124RIIY 0 ir s 0th Ill - llY (5i t1
That very Jclcrirlliil residencer of Ilsone IV. Cullrrr, in ",rig-n
tonl, I.n., brvinir liU feet Cron(l on lllllill s treet, by 1Hl leer
depth, on Nrw l llnlpillir e street. Thle clrllipi 1 I its rv
story.llricl olrha. built in ther most hllllstnnlthd mianner, wepll
finishedcl, has Iuigbt lilrge fillirllrddnol,,l, besides bnaemrllr slate~
,.of al~llleik Iimllry, It I-ouee, s rorullt(, Ilollrer, kitchenr
enrriilae bore, stnbik., under rg-mal I teI, n, etc Ct(·: illC llnded
T HRMS-(h -third ashII~I; blllO-etl nt rnlC nnd two gems' creditil ,
for Ilotl:s iltiaftltnrily endnrored, I eating i per cent. intrust,,
A~ct of ·ivre lbjllC 5 1121C (:raiseII nuttlly pub~lic, atI thle cf.
.\ II;10 of Ibc property 7 s saw rxhihlilil ni It the lettoonccp' nf
ce, Nn~. 3J 1p street.· ('all nml ý LI.I it.l:L'
SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOWii~o SIRET:I ,~
By NS. rT(:NIF:, Autioneer.
+ ATURD)AY, 6 10Lll 1H iii,5B nt 12 o'eloelro"
hnilr ,secession, y - irtllr of a ordcer frunr ile 1[ueolabbie tbl
Second I)iIrict Coulrt of New Orlea-ll, dlnoled :d April, 1146
wil bu sold-
J ENN Y, a .... woman , al11( ged uboat 35 yc::rv, good cook,
w a,1-oc nld esecIllrlnt .subrject
1'"S''EI.I.R, n auinttro g~irl, aged abotlut li years, good ceil ,
stress,
se~l ale beforle 0. d 'A Arnxs, Notary Pub~lic.
u'l 28 m35b 10.
CLOTHIIlNi, WHITE SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS.
BCY IlIACIIE & LEAUCS)ONT.
MONtDAY, ltlt Io nIat, at 10 o'clock, at
their auclion rem;, No. 77 Chtttac strcet, tril beould
An absorllnellnt of BTsa a ( lzed Cnp,.
-A\t io .'llo Tlolip stlairs
10l dozen of American Whito Shirts.
--Ai,,o-
An extelnsivea· r n e·nrtme com isln
20U iO of (Jl:tlhlag xpres ly Inanuctnred foCr this market and
f'rotu tile ben otht'll Nuttber t nnmfaelurrs.
Afx)"T(,r ns ·it te. mny10
.lIercheants and Teachers
Can find a fulltnd complete assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
.--Al~o-
Law, Medical and Blank Books.
Prices moder te. Call and examine the assormenlllts oilbred
for tale by
TIIOS. L. WHITE,
m5Oe[Pn ookseller. 105 CanaI t.
. otice.
The lundersigled tthaing take te Splendid stlo , torner of
CE.IIII and laolnte, (now occupied bly Mr. . FournierIno) irllt
his friend, ,nd the public that he will open tie same on the 15th
Pin, nas
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Store.
lte will alwaye keepl on hand a full and complete assbortment
of tile above gceda.
Mr. Ilenry Ilueatel hcng attaheld to tl estlblishmnct, calls
tile ntlention of hh, friends .lu old ctlstoers.
my6 2pG 8 10 12 B. I. IIEBRARD.
Betterton 6 Keefre,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-Aml Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 2 TocouIrTouLus S., N. O.
Also, Agents for JOHN I). PARK'S PUItE NATIVE WINE
and S'AIIKLING ICATAWBA. Thoso While uOte warranted
the puro jitce of the Coatawb and Isnablla (irpcs. Partictllr
attuntion plhl to filling orderi. a12 21ilt
IDr. Samuel Reynolds.
OFFICE-No. 115 GRAVIIER STIITEEI, NEW ORLEANS
Cures .NCERS. O oSCAto-lIEA, WHIITE-SWELLING,, SOClS ald
UlcsCe ofteery dehoription, jaol ,ply
Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk, and in store, a general assort.
mentorf BOOTS, SHIOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plalntations supplied with prime DITCHIIING BOOTS, RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALSM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMI'EACIIT IIATS, at the lowebt market
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2pW 10 Magazinestreet
HiATTS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WIIOI.ESAIE.
We are constantly reeiving a general assortment of Siltk, For,
CaitH.oPre, P'anama, Leghorn, Straw, Palli Lear, Mexican and
Wool HATS, ast the
-LOWEST MARKET PRICER.
FROST & CO.,
JyhR 2pAW 10 Magoine Lst.et.
George Il. Pinlen,
PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 105 POYDRAS STREET,
ot Presses, Types, Inko, taper, Cards, Card Bosrdo , ao d
Printing Material* of tvery description furnished at the shortest
notice. Old Type take. in exchange for noew, at the rate of 9c
per pound. Ja28 2p3m
George R. Carradine,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late of Mobile,)
Olfers his services in all of the oarious branthes of the profea.
sion, tothe citizeso of New Orleans and vicinity.
n3CIIIDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and odviee
given tor in regardtoo the management sd treatment of
the teeth, free of charge.
*'OFFIItCE-No. I Calondeltt ttreet. I1 2pE3m-o
1uttt it`abk~t
SP'LNDI)D IIOUSEIIOID FURNITIIIIE.
lIT N. VIONIII, AhItO.ccl.
FILM.ID tN.AY, 71Iay 16th,, 1856, nt 11 o'clock, A.
21'2 pt a.EISOuill atrrat, b ,trre ll Ilaro and I rnnllrll
street,, wil bbc ld-d
A splendidl l lot oF ]Ionxeholtl Furnihrre-cnasl lliE of Armotea,
1020te1n,1, MSatraaos. Unird, R~bi~o (7(1,1, Illlll TblS
Costecr de, Carld de, W\ork [lo, Ann C Unlrx. Bofllf, Cnrpetl, Car
1ll0, ClneokE, l kil .00,511, 1'i.re1, Plan'., etc, to.
hlke--?lhu lcuxa of enid I Ullhc p to the 1t o f Oonalnlwr·
_,pT r lTa -Cfllh. lny9
GOOD COOKS, WASUIDII, 1ON1IiI, SEAMSOTIRIESS AND
Blonne Servant,.
ITY N. VIIINIE, Auctioneer.
S``Y I)AiSi Ibhith lb iJil1 0, tI 12 o'clock
NAR. old nt Ill, S l. b1o171 y.lIc ldnll 10
dMHY. legro w'umnn. .Cull Ilbout L" Yenrau Fid conk,
W(IHIIOI, roner I YemmXtle*.I and I(IIHO ,arena[l : 1'uI~ Ily qum nntse
against al III1 clcc and dliaosew prcacrllld by lalw.
l~'..TERMlN-Cosh, otiSo
A PIISITIVE ANIlNIVI70ILIEII S.31E1 (I YAI.17A111,I1
I1, In I lod 1.11,0ro.l P'operC y ll the First, 01.uud,
TlI, d ald I0,oib 001(01' 111,d ,Jcll iooiaII t.
lIT BIIEN.IIMIN KF.NDIO, Auotiioor.
SbTUnthll thle 17th ! h, lly, 1XTi6 nt l2
S o'cbck, art Io1ing dlrrdile will old t l llclianl Filllout
reveres the follii1ill lderlb'ti vlll lliL1 IllpIIty
TI. 10 CERTIAIN 1((ITSO 01 1100Nil, with1 nil th I,
(rovem f 111a ffr iI ll Ill ll, rstIB, 1(11c11 Inio SIrcll'.l If 10(
. lily I t.is citA, UA tIIe ;IIi bonIIed Cy OIII"Jl'OI,
Cadll (SI.' J10 ,l and S Joelplh Ilrlll ttttll 111 il, (.0.0
l3. s fIiIIT t on TllonpiIoUNII st0, (hy y1 s dep1 If Ili feet
betakene parallel linen._ The islpnnsr mclix on said luth olllllrlr
twvo anlbshintlft and well biit It llrec aferxlyc* stll'el wih F'anlto
frests, hrnnrcd for A eac h.t
... A(7IIIRTAIN I AlUAR1IISCR:R DC GOUN, N. Si , I thll
iInt liixtlli, ilI th1e 11(, ( b(llunnde; IbI ilgISIw havs, m St1
T,. r and (ICIITAIN kel Atrai (IC ((rOUNDtI tt 24 f e 7
'((.0,10, NI. oiI (((Id Illeadrd by SrI. drolnt n, i'lljlln ref,( 127
feet 1 Inchr frailL ull l..laapll street, ad 127 feel 2 inchex linlen
i, th3 Illo towbrda II, t, l, x pr Iplan. T(7, ix ( ((1111,.
dl ol l yo l,,Iyly, b(tin llIu Il I'a it colm nlrlll II two . 11 o to. Il
3. 1:DJDI ' 7'IS OCI I I n I.A11n7 e 1'hat Dirict, D ,
pulse No. 156, haTNed by D((yn Go. IDul sexo ll N an, d (I on
Iin s lreets, laid nluul brll g 1, 2, ;1, 13, 14, 15:old 16, at per
9. A : I\IT bIN SQUAR OF G(ROUND, No. 155, in tIl I
F'irm I)$lrfcr, calnrled by 'llt -o,1rea, J(nl l n1 nl ]loo
stretl aIl.l1 g ibltl, (dIrt lIlulbl i from 1 tl 2t inclusive,
i;E (:;ITAIR SQUARE' OF GIROUND,, in thle Seculal
.1slricl, o.2 Il.,.,, brande1d 0. St. Jean,. ]I p, 11 torn1
IIIIII·n Ili St. lnf11lll' "I" ', conliliaill 24 iota, in ebatingh
i 'PltlRlll ER LOTS I 'G R-0 U Nn, inl the ,goosell No. 131,
l tilye S1,1 llli Di(trict, Ilnl,,drd h 11, 1 ((n11( ,vIenu1e, 111111 olyilfit
(:lliilt I:ll lllllO~ 111(11,, 1111 I~llf B~Ii ~ D V 1
4 i11 aInd Ii, fl1 sT , (ICUgbein y Ill l ll ,
12 13,(111 11, ifslllllyand 17, tIra plus.,l i,
7. A CERTAIN I.O·L. )I, GiRO 110, in the Th (11d D( (.c
in th~e squarelr btodeL: by LhilrclHs lorlllc*, t[ln~e ad Mara isllli
rider Ir and olio hos Ihs coelr ' ti' lTaIi ,, (71.1, 11111(7 - t, ll(
1311rell1 t,,-m, bye n t -[.it. a111 TTrllt on .1l rlli lltlt l 115I
ennd a nti Naialaiall, krrcel: x ill aot mensnr-rr 32 featl 2 luchol
front mil First street b3 n depth of 1211 f ,;t 6! ille~ls betweern p: r
ouet li ne.. 'I'lls eilli rll of Ito, propeprt y in llrr lpilrr lll in 1h1
oil for t~ri ' le rl··llinFc·
e ý F".[G1I' .O'TV fl "' ORO'NI/, in the F'l,::rll District, fa
Nayadea llrcet,, omberrdr:S 3 to 416 iuelullsre·, atper hut.ll Thisd
proplerty ix onle block. Inld faron I lot ponr Frtion of Wilrlinll
I on, Conlery mllllrLlill Pryanh atceY , not .,sI beaatifnllly d illlllld furl
I'rivnle ,aeiidenerr.
J EFF'EILSON CITY I1R0Ol'l ivey`T
All well Ia~atcd fulr Resridenlces anid Gardensun, linulllour Ricker.
I. A CEI;T:\IN I;,,), F OF GROUND, I t~ FnnbnHur{;
Rieke mrills, ,la"11"e-l · conhdnill~fw:( wl two Ina, 11h I,.,llbrr
2. 1 A1 CERTAINS SQ['ARF OF GROUNDSI, is ll t ~y 1111 Fall
lmnrllr , aol lsiill nF lwe lty-too lo ~ill linberil i Irlll 1 to 2 incln
> sirs. olld Ilonlir l llc,.lti I at," ln, r i. No 6 I0 I IIII- by (:leCIIC
St. (:PIIIFI:· doel'l l ;ln ( la Y In ntrre·th. 'I'bis s'tulre u~ljs isa tins
rtboru ,gun's NoS. (I!4 al?.per phn.ls
SFI'Al-ROL;R Al"ARlT I'ILOI'I":(TT.
I'inelasirc. familnF the entir~e nganlle So. til olld beulrddll by [.
2. A CERTAINV SQUU.II 11 GROUNDHI, in the samlie Fuui
!slirCI co ininil, E Lsasl y four loi, nlllnlI-Ia i fnai to 21
nlor,,c, f urminln Ih o mfrs sqiui re No. 111, Ianulldcd by St,
Suitalble for , i Ot!! l Garrdel-~
1~itl. A CERTAIN PARCEL, OR TR ,1 L U (1I ii OF LAND, xitu-1II"I
n i no the k~l ll~ bank (lliil:*lid ling) of the AITL(II 1C .lp; liv er, in ,h,:
is I Si. fJrter i llI1II 1 the, State, n Qhnrt dilnlpl! ila f re rii
i Ilrl~fiulleIl, lsr llllr r, and 111 11. X11 hr the Y 1"11 f Anrdee
Y. 111I·?ll ilit in width 11 the r em line. nlll~~lr i III
"L. .1 l is lilC O1I?: 'T'RAC hT OF LAND si~ll lll Cn in the, nmp
ý,f~ua-le the I a de t. nned nnlhe III f ,, a, 1 lt No c.4 Imd bnl
u. nllrinF o slid if nrp Ill ll (rou t u lt ,hr rl res. b± a il -joh ,f fli'·l l
a paa A liate t fel t 7 docks.-cn In width r Iloicc Isar line all nk pe
"Y i nl Inn lot'C. A. I l n i t n tte1·;? il~··I' Iu. i
·r ,~ nIITlll o I thle Tltcu. firs) 1lioltly jlld, on, "n gl -,rls
IF:Ri Y !1n1 ((1tro1 FYASHEF.I AND IRONERlY
fiurclrsioI of 1111, NIL (A.'a llinimprr ,
Ill" N. VllI NIE, Auetito-r.·
S-TURD:IY, natty 17th, 11356. at. 12 O'cl1'k
billllh ld , ees t n .,1 i n lF I,:ec . f t
Luui+;t ote1,l far e...aIlll of xhl stL 5 rn(·(· ,,, Il ,[lane o f nn or
10r3li . a,e b......" lcScu Dii,-lIntl ,..,; al' New FOr
I-, dat.etiFd 91h il ,IFFY. l 3 -
l1haIIa. FIIIr o l,,1 au, agedjIlui t JiFyFF :,ery1s11d111 ok,
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inchex an 5 line n enplll
lllrllea :I1,25li nd26 he hil olleulee :. *Ir rl l on Renan a me
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frnnt on Conti street b y !le rIl fet r l(·l lr in depth (llt Dil·C air
I eetI ieel and 4 Iin cs in depth m l ]inivlli6· t T~l
1 r 1,dnI t a ttNo .Le o.2h.,ig N lit1
I4ol So ine ell Col n; et Y i4 feet 11 inch en' and ri Iit t-;ms in
3U15 firt 11 ;aline Ind 6 lilu 1I front (:na no 0a Welk, U feet 4
lilies hr depth on the il cepb ol ll linle dividingl it frohlo o.4
IIal Noi ,hi. 3 et 0icesa d6lne lu o '.n
llrf {\ k,:N eet 9 iNc csmai rlinet'ro't ll M !onti fm tb
6tnl eet 11 inhes iu depth t he I"el line di riding 1 , tr out llot 10. .i.
latt f it f r ont onSrenlr Ij: o tl Iiikner -
N.'2feel N ichcv in dept one Il l the lrs m dividing rit from lot No. I
Lot No. 6 h cllying:Nj feet III incbcx 6 Ill- front an lC erap rfk
Par Ihr 30 C ent 9 lyn llen ,ll lined filln"onCll i 1118 bi by ~W t ill 61
inche andi lier i drpl, onthe ine ividig tlone ut 1., 7
lotesa rl Ne.' h, fngAI frt nlp inches u iternrill .- font n oe
team {Sall:, 311 fel, 9 inchex noel Iincs fro 01 o I. it ntt, ."t b
87 feet 9 1,.,1 tell and 6 lilies fn depth on the l of nl 1112 tflgrc
Ilett Nn. K, b sing 30 1 1 , 0 e1, 10 t nrs ced lincn frmn an c'nrso
dol {Yxk U Ib[ 9inchs ed f iar frot el ('ntintrrt b
+0fet 4 Cfibhar and 51iah In depth oil the line div iding I f oII
ficallnr, No. 9. i ol rp~t fultolI~leIolthr
Lm No. 9, haring 311 feet 10 inehL de lint 6 If'. front on I'.ron
drlet {5-ulk, 30 freut 9 incl.- i ma 4 i lc·, aunt an ('nett ;tart by
92 te atll I fiches andl Italia fu depth on ill Ifill l rfl reg i from
wnll It x0 AND COIN vn)1TIO I N!;-1 br the dwelling home 9,0,9.F
ml Apo allo a!,rcM :the p rochos i o ich clr tier Iell ant o f a
lore of Rý75, due on the 26th oC N emlnr, Ilwt i; "'or rata loaf nc
mm tell' crab and ontie half ein iwt rae monbs coedit for note., s
npceinl nttclly I-d "mtts leit ilag o te rncr"
Fo he lu cln i lll J Popery: ne-tird xchtoutthe eln e a to
and rlr r rea[; crditfm'eatr stinnc" ri5 ctll l, ear
iny; apecinln arigage onthe proporfy
notes itwill notbe pninlt ut rlrly to h r interet ill tlc nleo
for 1&'n5 oer and ab o velii o nee pr ice,,, oldj lld r lf ion.
Act. or tile beforsWlre Snr. Vune, otryYullv tth to r
of the puell-ers"m'!1 y5 19 j,-'
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