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SENT DowN.-William Brown was Yesterday
Baldwin, to be tried on a charge of induging in a
species of speculation considered to be in violation
Of the statutes, viz: receiving and selling stolen
property, knowing said property to have been felo-
nolsly obtained
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~, " The supposed accomplice of Langfeldt, in
Aiaueiphla, has been discharged; nothing APP
FEARING against him upon his examination.
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paahce on hand 81 ,6l5 81
The quarterly report of the Treasurer was referred
!" The Finance Committee.
petition from ID. Reynolds, praying for permits
I ps 10 erect steam engine, was referred to the
Police Committee
communication was received from C. A. Beck
,pW' Editor OF the German Courier, complaining OF
we brutal conduct of Waterman Smith on the night
.. april D. The matter was referred to the Police
Committee.
petition was received from inhabitants of Sew
g'ih ward; praying to have gunwale side walks
au u foydras street, back of St Mark street. Re-
"',eu 10 the COMMITTEE on Streets and Landings.
resolution was introduced by Alderman Peters,
aptoprlaiing SlO66 to pay for completing the COM
Pia'iol ana publishing five hundred copies of the
pses, OF ordinances 5000 of the amount goes to
Sy Mr. Southmayde the Secretary of the Council,
%t sHperintending the work. Aid P. stated that
we psest embraced period of seven years, inclu-
H,'iS revision of portion Of the Digest published
u loio' and also that the work was published at
eS " l'ah half the price it cost in that year.
oh ihoilon, $500 was appropriated to furnish pro-
VISIONS Tor the workhouse during the present month
remission was granted to James Dick to eman-
clla'e five slaves
resolution was adopted, authorizing the Sur
o!W 10 provide wrought iron buoy for the Use of
wharves
Mlernan Renshaw introduced resolution in
nluc!ihg the Police Committee to- report upon the
morlety OF repeating the present ordinance in re-
saI 10 strays. Adopted.
H. h e refers introduced resolution instrlctng
s mI surveyor to make detailed statement of the
rI'lc improvements authorized by the late Coun-
Al ana The probable cost of completing the same.
b u, r remarked that the present Council would
,i., under the necessity of practcng economy, in
," vM Oh the large liabilities of the Municipality
bs @So stated that by the time the Surveyor made
we report, as above required. the Finance Commit
ec would make such statements to the Council as
enable II TO see clearly the state of the NUM-
N'' AFFAIRS The resolution of Aid. p. was adopted
"a, motion was then made to go into an election
,va members of the Board Health The motion
m"o,; os and the election postponed till the next
'Veihlg The Council then adiourned
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For the Crescen
STREET. RHYMES Nal

NlES.-N0. L.
Oh Fame do you know what a jewel you We miss'd
BY neglecting so long Mister Nicholas Trist1
Now time up your trumpet and give it rest
In sounding the praises Of the great second best
Oh dear what prize President Polk
Hunted out 'mongst the bnreauL of Government folk
Where long-with a day book and ledger, at work
He'd toiled like the mischief, as . primary clerk"
What pity, in annals of diplomacy,
We've ne'er before had such pattern as he
From the treaty of Paris to the treaty OF Client;
(rhs last where Adams and Clay. you know, went0
And even including the treaty SO great,
That made by John Jay, in the year '9s-
We have never-n0 never in Penpo lore,
Produced such marvel of wisdom before.
From Ponsett to Els-from Ellis to Shannon,
With Sldell to boot-we have ne er sent man on,
Who made of his mission so splendid fist,
As this Clerk of Department, Don Nicholas Trst:
So understandings ready to squat
Tothe Grand Captain''-our General Scott
He never exceeded nstructions-oh, no!
Nor ever wrote letters-as the newspapers show
So let's sing Hail Columbia " and our Penpo glorious,
Ger all our republican agents victorious.
.NcD Orleans .AprH TO- 1S48.-
WHAT PEOPLE CAN Do WITHoUT.-Mankind
might do without physicians, if they would observe
the laws of health without soldiers, if they would
observe the laws of Christianity; without lawyers
if they would keep their tempers and perhaps
without preachers, if each one would take care of
his conscience; but there is way of living with
out farmers Or-eultOrS.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.
ST. CHARLEs.-Geo Danice, Mobile; Seage II A
stiemack, G X Hinton Ala; ] IDelanton, Columbus
cry; s shnna; G; A 4 Cook, Augusta, e s Buckley
and lady, y S N; S w FnIlerston Coast; N T Rhodes
US A; S Pa1kweod, La; II CLANCY, Miss; B Hererd
D Leseose, W Newall Mexico; Middleton, Mo; w
vERANDAH-G1oIrs CIogan A; ] ? :, G1sntheany
RrippS N o. DIR 10 Ill Kelly. Ala. II Hulber N G.. z
Janney N U.
PLANTERs'-M Jordan, r w Lake N o; ii Keyses
Jos Keyses, Y st John Jooke, Albany; Naclea, Br
America; F BENJAMIN, Mexico; Patten, Me; Man
SON. Ohio; d Motley
HEWLETT s.-A Jackson, Texas: Mcpherson, Chapman
BANKs's ARcADE-..A Majors; NJ Mac!er, Ala; w NJ
Swain. CLANCY, Miss; VIM NJ Daniell Jas Vaughan
Ark w T Perkins, Miss.
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EVANS' ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM

NO. 80 .H0gdztne, corner tIrdGtGr street
lust received and now opening at this establish A
y ment, the largest and most varied assortment of III
HATS before offered in this market, consisting in -
part of super and medium Panamas. Leghorn Canada
Straw China Pearl, Rutland Campeachy, Guyaquil and
Supertine Rocky Mountain white and black Beavers
fine Moeskn and plus ultra Hats of the latest fashions
and of the finest finish No pains expense has been
spared the manufacture and finish OF this stock The Old
customers of the house, and the public respectfully
auested to call and examine for themselves apl0 1t
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FOR SALE

THE FINE LOT OF GROUND, forming the corner of
St Andrew and Chestnut streets, Lafayette being ses
As feet St Andrew by 113 feet Chestnut with
ls-s#M able twosory DWELLING HOUSE. servants
=l-xrooms, galleries above and below three Csterns
Garden and Shrubbey being of the most desirable oca
the increasing part of Lafayette distant 20 minutes
walk tom Canal street. and one square from the recently
erected Market house.
Terms liberal Amply at this Office apps St
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MAPS-MAPS.
MITCHELL.'S Large Distance and Reference Map OF
WI the United States; 49,,
c. X. MARsHALL's Astronomical Atlas and Map, highly
colored and illustrated =,
LAToURETTEs Map of Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala
bama with all the late Surveys etc: , NJ.
PIXIES Coast Directory for the Mississippi River with DIS
tances and Names OF all Plantations on the Coast;
Also, Pocket Maps of the States. ~
ap6 I'm For sale by Miles Z. SALLY " 70.
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n iHAcAS IN TEXAS A difficulty occurred at
=. Wv La'aca, Texas, in which, las stated by the
~ ,''orla Advocate, Both ult.,) Mr.. Hensley, or
;1S SUM- shot wagoner so that the mans life was
''uanger Young II. was arrested and held to bail
~ me sum of $1,000. Mr.. H. had not been appre-
hended, 'ff''
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hLIAN w hIkGI1OOSII,
Nos. TO and 78 CAMP STREET
TINHE undersigned have lust received the following asor
Il ment of CHOICE ARTICLES, viz:
so boxes Raspberry Vinegar Syrup;
100 - Assorted Ieies pint jars;
50 80 Havana Sweetmeats;
500 lbs Superfine Spanish Chocolate;
200 drums Choice Elme Figs:
200 baskets superfiue Annisette;
1000 whole half and quarter boxes RasIns;
30 boxes Maccaroni and Vermacell;
100 - Fresh Genoa CitroB;
300 bags and trails shell Almonds;
20 dozen English Pickles, asserted;
80 cases Canton Preserved Ginger;
80 dozen genuine Worcester Sauce
50 boxes Bay Rum; Fresh Lemons and Oranges, now
landing and for sale by r. F. NICHOLS & co.
ap1O 81 rs and IS Camp street
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS. Es2-a

A T No. Il CAMP STREET,
n Aliison's Military Life of Alarboongh
Neanders Life of Christ, from the 4th edition.
Vol Haper's Pictorial History of England.
Vol 2 Chalmers Posthumous Works.
Grey's Botany of the Northern United States
Nichols Stellar Universe. Til;
Old Hicks the Guide, Adventures IN the CamanGle Coun
try in search ola gold mne-by Charles W Nebber.
No Lanes translation of the Arabian Nights Entertain
rnents-Ilusratcd by 600 beautiful designs on wood
price 25 cts. = ,,x 49,
thor of The Pilot, Red Rover, ETC.. IN VOLS price
each % cts. - ,, 81 p;
tory of Useful knowledge for ls4s
Now and Then. by Samuel w arren LII u s,,iorar
Warehonse [aI0 81 ]. b. STEEL. IA Camp St
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FINE WATCHES; JEWELRY, SILVER A.
PLATED WARE. GOLD PENS, &c.

PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No Camp street, re-
~ would respectfully invite the attention of his tFM
friends and the public to his and extensive as liz
sortment of fine English and Swiss sSsAszG
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and celebrated manufactures oil London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up and warranted IN
fine Gold Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns TO
suit Ladies Gentlemen Also to very large asso!tmeh
Of WATCH every ef sdTssy OF
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons
Keys and Seals of the latest and most fashonane patlehS
Ladies' Fashionable BROOCHES, "a great yaleg =
Diamond, Ruby. Garnet Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
variety of Genemens Shirt Shirt Studs sleeve ana
Suspender Buckles Gold and Silver Spectaces Of des
crpon Gold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons Forks Cups
of every description Ladies' Fine Siverplaed Sheffield
Casors Candescks Trays, &C. Levi Brown and spencers
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country, wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces or Jewelry would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
d n Particular attention giving to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches, short notice, by the most kilfu wokmen
to be found in the country.
To" Every description of Jewelry made and repaired to
order apps lmO
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

| No 100 Magazine, corner of Lafayette st.
| L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community of
- NewOeans that he at all times prepared at the above
Mills furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices OF all
boats Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the shortest
| flee ap4 6m
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UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,

UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
MO 20 CAMP STREET.-THE subscriber has on hand
~ large and general assortment OF almost every article IN
the Upholstery way which, account OF the advanced
state of the season he offers low Among the
Goods on hand, he would enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk Worsted and Cotton Damasks French ana hsttSh}
Bobpet and Muslin White CURTAINS;
Plain and Figured MUSLINS, Nc.
CORNICE, POLES, BANDS, &C.:
Wooden Brass. and Velvet CORNlCE;
Brass and Wooden POLES; =
"Tulp'' " Acorn" Polka /" Arm" and varlety OF
other CURTAIN BANDS and PINS.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
The stock of this ARTICLES full and of handsome pat
terms be found where-among which, are SCRIP
ture Chinese and other scenes, large Gothics, &c
MOSQUITO BARS AND MEETINGS:
English Bobnett Muslin, Linen and Cotton MtSQUlio
BARS and MEETINGS., in great variety and quantity
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &C.:
FEATHERS in lots of from pound to 100 pounds and
CgRLED HAIR of various qualities. ,,,, ..1,Drc
Together with MATING, OIL CLOTH, GARPEIS,
Rugs Mats, Table Oil Cloths, WALL. PAPER, "a large
and handsome assortmen) Cords and Iasseis, FnngeS
Gimps aboard Papers Cotton Worted Linen and SIX
BORDERINGS and BINDINGS Har.eloth Window
Papers, Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES, BED
~" GALVANIZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
apll 81 JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON
Up NOR Y AdI.E

rE'HE public respectfully informed that the magniE3
4 cent Bali Room OF this establishment will bessI
opened on the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA- VIII
LOON Ii is intended to be conducted the plan -.
of the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue OF
tlemen and eale themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits etc-a desdeatlon long wanting IN
this city. In soliciting the patronage or the fashionable
public the popreos have only to point to the high repua
ton responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained as guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
B-An officer will be constantly in attendance TO eX-
cnde ali mnroner persons ap10 If
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Building Lots of Ground ar Gormly's Canal.
BY PERSON q BONNEVAL.

OHcC No. OF efTdcter street.
THURSDAY, April 49, at Il o'cock-Wil be sold, at
i Bankss Arcade. without reserve -
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in square No PA, bound
ed by Jackson Josephine Fulton Avenue and Ellen streets
being Nos; 8, and 49, Nos and measure 81 feet
inches Ellen street by 149 feet inches 80 lines deep No.
ID % feet inches 80 lines front on Josephine
street by Ito feet deep. GTSs
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 285 -
bounded by Josephine, Fulton Avenue Gomly Canal and
Ellen streets designated by the numbers and a. measuring
each 80 feet front Josephine stree, BY 100 feet deep
bounded by Jackson josephine Ellen and Howard streets
Nos and 20 feet front Ellen street by lOS
feet inches Az lines deep Nos, s. and measure % feet
2inches lines front Ellen street by 1oS feet inches
lines deep. No % feet inches lines front on
Ellen street by I3S feet inches lines deep Nos 49, IL
and II measure % feet front on Ellen street by I9o feet
inches AZ lines deep. No II forms the of Ellen and
Josephine streets. In the of Lots Nos. A. and Z,
there alley of 10 feet wide opening Jackson
street Lot No. has 20 feet front JAG kson by ia feet
inches lines, and adjoining the above described common
alley. -
The Plan OF the above described Lots of Ground will be
exhibited at the Arcade previous to the sale. :
Tems-One half cash balance at IL months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before L. Il. Kenny Esq, at the expense of
the purchasers. app
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS.

B. STEEL No: IA Camp street, respectfully invites
- the of literary and professional gentlemen
heads of public institutions, and the public generally to his
extensive and choice stock of
STANDARD WORKS-embracing the best editions of
the best authors in -
History and Biography, Agriculture, Botany and Gar
Voyages and Travels dening.
Theology and Ecclesiastical Greek and Latin Classics,
History. Chemistry, Geology and Min
Poetry and the Drama, eralogy
Fine Arts, Medicine.
Architecture and Engineer Natural History,
ing, Mathematics Physics and
Naval and Military Sciences, Mechanics,
Natural Philosophy, Philology and General Lite
Moral and Political Science, nature. .
great variety of BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS, OF
all sizes, in elegant and plain bindings;
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS;
All the approved SCHOOL BOOKS in use; together
with large assortment of Juvenile Publications apl0 81
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, 20 81 90 N.-LoNGITUpE, 80 Win Time Oh

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Yacht, Wilson, Galveston and Matagorda,
Harris L. Morgan
Ship Arkansas Hiiard New York A. Cohen
Ship Corsica. Hill Boston, Andrews & Dewey
Bark Pario Watts, Boston, Tobey 4 Boge
Bark Apphia Maria, Beling. Boston, Andrews Il Dewey
Bark Mandarin, Coley. Baltimore Bailey Il Baxter
Bark Action, (Br) Drysdale, Liverpool
Hoghton Rankin & Co
Bark Guia (Sician,) Perandel Genoa, T. c. jenkins
Brig Josephine, Haisey, Charleston, Andrews Il Dewey
Brig Russia, White Boston, l.. Ii. Gale
Brig Fairy, (Br) James St Johns, Newfoundland
Barelli & Co
Schr Ventura, (Yuc) Dorantes, Campeachy, J. Pras
Steamer George Washington Irwin, Cincinnati Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Tennessee, Collins, Sdays from Nassau p, in bal
last to Mastered my.
schr American Maloney. from Tampico, 4th inst to A
F Cochran-1st my.
U. S. Schr Sarah Churctman, Morrison from Tampico
I'd inst, in ballast to U. S. Quarenaster-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Jas l.. Day, Wood. FIN Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton. I'm Mobile
Pelican, Templeton, FIN Montgomery Ala-49 bales cotton.
Commodore Perry, Washer, I'm Cincinnati.
Arkansas No. 4, Waters, I'm Lefore.
Ridgley Ross FIN Bayou Macon
Autocrat, Goslee, FIN st Louis73O bales cotton
Harry Hill, Newell, I'm Nashville.
Amaranth, Atchson, I'm st Louis.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.

tuesday Night, Apnl H. 1910
Our Market has presented no important features
since last and business has been somewhat checked by
the anticipation of later from Europe by the Amer
lean steamer Washington which considered due.
Though only eight days later than the Caledonias
they will probably be of interest," both commercially and
ticay The weather has been generally fine The river
has risen six eight inches since ourlast
COTTON.-Our last report left the Cotton market steady
with good demand prices having settled at reduction of
0sc from the current rates before the receipt of the Gale
dona's advces. On Saturday there good inquiry and
5000 bales exchanged hands at pretty firm prices but
Monday and to-day the anticipation of the Washington
accounts has limited the transactions to 5000 bales,
making the sales of the three days O0 bales, mostly for
English account, Prices close rather easier but not u
GENTLY require any change in quotations The in
the receipts at this port the total receipts Of
last season is already 241 ,563 bales.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.


raThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing I'D,
his friends and the public geneLay Of oto the YA
&sy situated on st. Charles Street next door to ~
the corner Of Gravier street and directly opposite
variety of Creams as Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon, and a
variety of such other Fruit Creams the season will allow
together with Sherbes and Frozen Lemonades. As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
expense in fitting up his establishment, he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. ,,
Families supplied at short notice. and on reasonable
terms. an ~,
found Soda Mead and a large and general assortment oil
Fruits, Candies, Confectionery, and Sweetmea OF every
description. 49, ,r..
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for vlsl
ters on THURSDAY, the ed inst. sc
~ In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged and will be nightly in attendance.
n, h12 IN, - I,AZZARO DANCEVfCH.
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REF SHMENTS-REMOVAL.
T'HE undersigned begs to inform the public that he has
L removed his Ice Cream Establishment from st So
Charles street to the CORNER OF CANAL AND BA -
ROME STREETS where his Saloon will be ~
opened SATURDAY EVENING, April g. CO
and remain open daily from ii O'Clock till late
the evening. Every variety of refreshments will be
Piled such Ice Cream Sherbets Ice Lemonade etc. etc
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceponabe quality of the refreshments provided
will induce fair share of public patronage.
ap8 I'm ii. WILLOZ,
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-Ths body
met last evening, Recorder Baldwin in the Chair
communication was read from the Board of
Commissioners of the House of Refuge, asking an
appropriation of $500 for repairing House of Refuge
and procuring cisterns. The appropriation was
granted.
The Treasurer's weekly report showed
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Superior Tennessee Cotton Land.
W DIEDSnN q, RnNNFVAT Aucfioneer

BY PIERSON q BUNNEVAL, Auctloneers.
Office No 81 Grarier street.
SATURDAY, April Is, at II o'cock-Will be sold, at
- Bankss Arcade - ,> -,
10000 ACRES of superior TENNESSEE COTTON
LAND situated on the Tennessee and Buffalo Rivers The
Land very high and well tmbered, and will be sold by
Quantity of acres suit purchasers The Plan, showing the
situation of said Land be at the office OF the Auc
Acts of sale before G. R. Stringe ESQ.,, Notary Public,
at the expense of the purchasers. apo
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J. WEST, Practical Dentist,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF New Orleans
w tina, he has removed his office ds po to d29
street, opposite the Church. Thankful for u $3.50
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed JIAlJ
upon him, he would solicit continuance of the same. After
practice eight years in the mechanical department. both
in Europe and the United States, and having avaled him
self of all the late improvements he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction all those who may favor him with
SimgIe Tooth MANNED on fine gold plate s 81 50
' nivot ,...,.....3 90
PIuggipg with fine gold ner cavity .........2 90
Cleann5 Teeth - - ..,................3 90
A full set of Teeth highly finished, principle No
Oh duHeslon -
The loss of the Palate supplied, without clasps or M
mens - tb b go IF # we
manshp and material and to give satisfaction TO hose WHO
may patronize him, charge will be made Ito
Old plates remodeed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists the country may rely on having thelr wofh
promptly attended TO, by sending correct model
n. B.-J w. refer to many persons who are now en-
loving the benefits of his practice. apo BIN
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Texas Lands, and Lot of Ground in the City of
Galveston, without reserve.
BY PERSON e. BONNEVAL. Auctioneers.

Office No Ct Grarier street.
SATURDAY, April Is, at o'clock-Wi be sold, at
- Banks's Arcade, without
A certain LOT OF GROUND, situated in the City and
County Of Galveston State OF Texas designated in the Plan
OF AZ feet 10 inches by depth of 120 feet. af5
4428 ACRES OF LAND, situated in the County -.&-
of Robertson near the Trinity River This land well tim
bered and well located for Sugar or Cotton Farm The
whole will be sold in block The titles perfect and
be seen at the office of the Auconee to the sale
Terms cash. Acts of sale before A C. Ainsworh, Esq,
Notary Public, the expense of the purchasers apo
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SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama who IS ex'ens,v aa &C.
outdoor clerk either in dry goods or grocery house EoIn
pensation moderate and willing to remain ihrongn e
summer He believes he make himself usefg ana prom
a at " '''' e'"pio'e'' s mh16
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS
SI IRON HUB AND AxLETREE PLANTATION
S36S% " A q o " S AND sMT111aK
&AHM CARTS All orders S4azzsSSlEST172SSETA
gk9 for these very superior @&93Eff19
articles viii meet with prompt atten
ton by leaving them with Messr STARK, Day STAUFFER
& Co. Canal and Magazine streets. NewOrleans,
where sample may be seen. -
mh25 1mis ALBERT WASHBURN.