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Per C0SsaaUba,
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UV CAMP STREET. DO
N EW b OK s.

N CIV B O OK S.
BERENICE-A Novel
.OMBE-Transated from the French
HOODS POEMS-New Edition.
SPRAGUE'S NATURAL PIILOSOPHY-2sO Engrayines.
Price st00
PHILIP THE SECOND in cloth and half calf
PRESCOTT's WRITINGS, CoMPLETE--Unform Edition.
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND half calf
FRANK LESLIE'S FASHIONS, and N Y Journal for May
New Juveniles.
AuNTY WONDERFUIr-ByC Cousin Fannie-Illusirated
THE VIOIET-A Fairy Story.
THE GREAT ROSY DIAMOND handsomely illustrated
EVERY BEGINNING EASY-by Cousin Fannie.
THE LAST OF THE HUGO Giant story
with illustrations.
Also well assorted stock of
2'oI' 81 OXSS, G-I.ILI:.S, &C., sc.
J. B. STEEL,
No En f',,,,
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Eseaeovees a! Removed !:

Reinforced! Removed 3!
FROM NO. 10 TO IL ROYAL. STREET,
and pin constantly hnnd which equal to the best that
comes TO this market.
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BEs A ID ES:
SAZERAG Of the Vintage of 1885, 1873 and 1906 and other
brands
WI1TSx Y:
Of all descrptiont--Seotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also
On hand, my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii.
QuORS in the Market which will DO sold on MS reasonable
terms any other hsuse in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No, II Royal street
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EV'atchnaaEsi1eg! VVwtcEsnsoEsi1eg!
H- 70. BUCKIEx,

FL P. BUCEkhEXy
I.ate Young t Co.. 8 CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the purchasers entire
stock of fine WATCHES JEWETRY and SILYERW RE,
manufactured imported expressly TO his ORDER every
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention invited his WATCHES
which be cxcecd in the CITY, will be sold prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
M-The srctest attention. heretofore Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, Of Jewsry Work. ala 2p1m
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George H. TNSssse7e,
George IL. C03"radtgae,
DENTAL SURGEON,
70. los POYDRAS STREET,

tLate of bi1e,l
Offers his services in all Of the branches of the proes.
sion to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
rs CHILDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED and advice
given in regard the treatment of
the teeth, free of charge.
klr OFF1CE-No, Caroudele street. ja3l 2p3n-T
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ha- American Party - Notice. The Mem
berS Of the Executive Committee of the American Party will
the ST. Philip street room, 7}S o'clock, MON
DAY 12h inst Presidents of Districts requested report
the evening, this Committee their
raj Committees on Nominations. myl0 2p2t
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M8-J. f. Williams, Attorney and CouuseI-
Law, Marshall Texas at the City Hotel
Any business entrusted 10 his management will
prompt The best city references given
ifrpuu red NV -
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First District met at the Louisiana Hotel last evening
and made the following nominations
For Recorder, p. B. Taylor; Messrs. VIM. Bloom
field, Sr, NJ. A. Frazer and c. Y. Jonte being the
competing candidates.
For Aldermen, John c. Shannon Samuel Smith
and Isaac N. Marks. s~
For Assistant Aldermen, First Ward, Horace Gather
and james Reid; Second Ward, N. G. Folger and
Matthew Martin Third Ward, Walter Nichol and
Thomas McCloskey.
The Democracy of the Third District have nominal
ted Peter seuzeneau the present incumbent, as their
candidate for Recorder. .E.8. 800 ~
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R3- City ConventIon--Amsericnn Party-The
Delegates the Convention of the National American Party
make nominations for City Officers requested
the Carrolton Rail Road Depot, ut O'Clock on MONDAY
EVENING next, 18th inst. myl02p2t
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MAP OF NIoARAGuA.--We have been favored by
Measrs, Tolh & Canadian, No. 1l9 Exchange alley,
with acopy Of new map, published by them, giving
the outlines and minutes Of Nicaragua 1t is exceed
ingly well executed, and gives US much clearer idea
Of the new land, geographically than we have before
had
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Il TuE he The Northern and Eastern mails
te Ill Mobile yesterday failed from beyond Angus.
The grand daily mail also failed. IN fact,
W. hardly know there has been 4 mail from
Cairo tilisweek, let alone daily one according to
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NeaO aRHazSic.

Just issued the 18th thousand of the popular Ballad What
Home without M0ther.' This beautiful ALICE
HAWTHORNE, Author of
:" Listen the Mockng Bird,' ia Our Good old Friendsn
~ Let as live with Il Hope.' = Ny Cottage IIome,''
I" How sweet the RoSes,'i a Song of the Farmer"
81 heart upon Flower Pet of the Cradle etc.
These Ballads all of easy and pleasing character well
calculated for the of ordinary performers Price Is cents
each. - Also just published, "HAWTHORNE LEAVES y
being easy variations upon the above melodies by the popular
composer ChRs Grobe Price 40 cents eachCopes by
mail. Address
WINNER & SINISTER,
Music Publishers ITO North s,h street,
my9 2pAW2t Philadelphia
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$50 We call the attention of spectators and capt
taists to the extensive sale of hundred lots aud of
ground situated in the eligible parts Of tho city of Mande
VILE and Eewug TO take place this day. at l. O'clock at the
St. Louis Exchange by j. Eugene Tourne, auetioneer.
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AUCTION SALE-R. B. Sykes, No. 40 Magazine
street, sells at auction to-day groceries provisions liquors.
in which catalogue is comprehendsd coffee clare many
other matters Of daily use.
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New ORLEANS HOSPITAL GAZETTE We have re-
ceiyed the May number of the Medical News and
Hospital Gazette, printed at the Bulletin office. It
y not only very handsome, but very useful num-
Der, and contains great deal of valuable nforma.
tinn 5Sl $ssa1 q 71slt gaag&
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RED RIVER REPUBLICAN, This old and well estab-
lished Journal which has been under the control Of
Lewis zirn, Esq, for seventeen years, has passed
out of His hands into those of our friend, Mr. Geo.
w. stoddard, who, for q number of2years, has been
well and fayorably known as member Of the edto-
ralgcorps Of the Crescent, The issue of the Repub
lican, Of the Sd nst contains the valedietory Of Mr.
Tim. is well and feelingly written. In sepering
connection Of seventeen years duration, Mr. q writes
a. becomes a gentleman and an editor. We wish him
much success for the future. (
The Republican, Of to-day, will come out under the
exclusive supervision Of Mr.. Stoddard. We doubt
not il will be most excellent paper; and have no
fears that 1t, as wen future numbers, will combine
an amount Of excellence and ability sufficient to cause
the paper to take prominent place in the ranks OF
Journalism in the Southwest We trust our Red
river friends will bestow patronage upon il COM
mensurate with Its deserts,
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EEca'rtng's Safe again V'icfOr;0ass.

EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Extract of letter from Norfolk Va dated Jan. IT 1856:
Oneo Terngs celebrated Freproof Safes WAS in Adams
Express Office when the building burned several weeks
ago. 1t remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when 1t taken The fire. the occasion alluded
was saw and when the chest
found, after lapse of forty days. it surrounded
by ember glowing brightly When opened the papers
other articles contained found be sound and generally
in geod condition, thus nordn another proof of the security
superiority The alluded may
the warehouse OF Messrs. Rowland Ero who agents
shows searly the evidence
of its nconbustble qualities when its exterior redho in
the burning furnace that roaed around it, and amid the emberB
that gared around it for hours, days and weeks.
Tho undersigned Sole Agents for the sale Of the
named Safes A full supply constantly HAND.
G. G. MILLER & CO.,
anir -nf.
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T. Wilson'S Rat zGaees Roach KBes-
,$&f5 NV n

Warranted to be the effective agent ever used
for destruction Of these troublesome vermn sale in
New Orleans wholesale and retail, by T&#
.. .. IT,. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my5 2p6t af q and 15i Chartrcs street.
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s49'riUeGo
W. Cd HGI& Hs6 az Wv IA w.
G l. 0 T II E RS,
CORNER CAMP AND COnEHLON STREETS,
(Under City Hote)
Have received their choice and superior stock OF
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTH c.
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASIIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEILI.ES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
a 2ph in every variety
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VERY GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IR0NER.
Succession Of the late Clara Duliepre.
BY n VIGNIE Auctonecr

CATURDAY, May 18th, 1856, a ~ o'clock
- will be sold public auction in The ronda Of the st.
Louis Hotel of said succession, by virtue Of
honorable the Second District Court OF New Or
leans, dated 9th April, 1856
BABET woman aged about q good cook,
washer ironcr and house servant.
TERMS-IIn cash, and the balance months credit for
satisfactory note, bearing mortgage
Act Of sale before J. i.isbony Notary Public. #'#
n2. % nv II
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For LouIsyu IE.-The magnificent steamer Robert
Ward Capt. slas F. Miller, leaves for Louisville
and all intermediate landings, this afternoon at
o'clock. It is needless for us to saw ANYTHING in
praise Of the Ward as would be but repeating the
eneomiams INDUCED in on numerous occasions pre-
yiouaIy. We only, therefore, have to remark that
were We DESTROYS Of travelling in the direction Of
louisville NE should be up, bright and early this
morning, and repair to this nobly equipped manned
and furnished steamer, with the view Of securing a
berth.
Plans Of the cabin may be seen and state.rooms
secured by applying at the Office Of the gentlemany
agents. Messrs. Betterton 8 Keeie 20 Tchoupitoulas
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BUS Thou gh there was considerable actiy
at It'd uppe landing yesterday, caused
INV THE several arrivals day before, there was
ked dimnntioi the general activity and brisk
ness Fich 1t has been our pleasure to notice, from
10 day, for weeks past On the markets in gen
gfI the ntelg enee from Liverpool up to the 18th
nIf, which we laid before cur readers yesterday
morning had no perceptihle influence As good bar
gains were ID be had as any day this week.
The demand for produce for Alabama, Georgia and
Florida though not So extensive as last month still
good. For Texas there Is also some demand Freights
are, of course expected TO be scarce at
the pfesent moment. The imports of merchandise
from foreign countries continue largely excess Of
last year, and it is that the employees of
& The Custom House have sufficient employ ment to
Keep them aged, atleast during the day
time When the shades Of mig come over the city,
they ale and take d little leisure
toa look after tile local elections, particularly that
which ii tot come Off ON the first Monday in next
month IL they can push resi- Dent Pierce and his
cabinet to resent the insults and daily offered
Il III the United States, hy foreign governments, the
business men Of the country could then determine
how to shape their movements. Under the present.
position Of affairs there no safety Whatever IN any
trade or commercial operation with Central
aor what was formerly termed the Spanish MAN,
which vas hundreds Of thousands, yea, millions OF
dollars 10 eW Orleans We have not leisure at this
moment to look into the trade which was formerly
transacted this city, Mexico, Central Ameri-
Id, and 1.-THE former colonies Of Spain. There is
sls protection American merchant,
ana with 10 weakand Inefficient an administration as
HAT which now rules affairs of the country there
Is no safety whatever for the merchant and trader
outside Of the boundaries of the United States.
The receipts Of cotton yesterday were light they
foot M week, 20 900 bales In
time, those who purchased weeks since are
selling out, some at q good profit Those who pur-
chased in February and March, for the English mar
set, are about pleasant and happy as any body Of
we have met with fora long time. In fact
they ne decidedly joyous # theyWill take our sug
estion and let the stape go to grass till October next
or their return from their usual ailt to Europe
they viii have sitter balance sheet at the close Of
e the year. 8s.s #R
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NO. Cholera being the disease above all
others dreaded will be well forl obear in mind that
preventive DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S celebrated Stomach
Bters stand the head and therefore all should keep asuppy
during this weather. It's effect upon the Stomach
when disoganized by diet and its vivnG influence the
SYSTEM truly astonishing and cannot be described but felt
when used as per direction the bottle Further comment
upon them would be suporucus they known far and
wide, and for sale by dealers generally all the United
States Sold wholesale by f. j. Hart Co.. 10 Tchoupitoulas
street; Alexander Norton Co.. Poydras my9 2p6&W
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Auttioly gaIfs.


ERIDAY, May 10Th, 1856, Mt a. O'clock cd slS,t A.
see M viii vi be- be- s I'D oaAn street. 'e'"es"
splendid lot Of osGa gnr nSss
CENTER Card To Do soas CARPETS Cur
'f Lease u sd d'is Sp
Is Sly-rcrms-cash. .2y.s.&7.y.z my9
GOOD COOK, WASHER, IRoNER, sEAMsrREss AND
House Servant # g.
by N. vIGNIE Auctioneer. a.
Vii b sid s 'ss i" fsas * ''A0'
MARTY es
"sr II s yfss and Diseases prescribed by law myo
a POSITIVE USREsERyED SALE 10, or "a, yALU LIABLE
Third and Fourth Districts and Jefferson City.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, Auctioneer.
p AK. the % e 6 III Srx a 1884, IL
Wo g o !F!sEH WITH all
@ lis | as TsfSa
Somnese Jaa s, Joseph strses; sae, ot q
RsfsIf a" f' well III o a S; s
1SEkT&i% SXLSaPiE n Err sToaEIoT in t,e
joseph North Maffs Streets Sid y
5ss
ES os N c FG district in
d sGs an Numbering s?s0 e. oy Is and w. p
~ A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No: 1856 in the
Fsi s a %ySsG dpfi a 1
District 6 and bonded 6y St Jsa Issys Custom
ffGm Hf'Es s 81 81 IN the No 49,
Canal and Cnstonouss streets numbering 56 i s, 10 Ii,
i II i sGa oT s. PSf Grs il the Tnra District
in the bounded By MareIas Savage and Marqs
r rides siree H said oss
Mauepns streets by depth and front on "ra street Of $50
s. A CERTAIN vALuABE LOT OF GROUND. in the
| Enur in
eond and Magazine streets sid Of 80 FEET nehe
ae lines The location Of this property is unsurpassed in the
EIGfIT lots oF GROUND, the Fourth District,
the square bounded by Washington Conrey Pryta,a md
ey s" s'lss na & sra pS Of s M
i'''"'' 's'''' JEFFERSON CITY PROPERTY
located for Residences and Gardens Faubourg Kicker
SSsa j 4 bs1 md s1 s:S5 s f
- 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, in ,he sans Fau-
borg containing o n!mI sa from to =? neu
@ sa s isshS
''s,: ' ssFS !! s.,.:
Asi fosm"E t
SRF HSpfsqGTtA aF4 81 GRoTSD Eau
ho"s r @ sne sSs No. 81 IoaS S% p 81
TWO TRACTS On LAND Al. AnoyE cAERo11ToN,
J. \ CERTAIN IN, r$KtEI u TE4ST 81 land, sitp,
jefferson his stss short a above |, G" 1
Se na sssa aS S in hs
ne S pp 81 ep ne' or 9"s s s is Hat
ANo oIt TRAcT Of EANp situated in the
81 he lot designated on the plan afoesid lot So and
alr I% and isl Feet inches width oEh line iii
nnn sa "ei e d" e"eh other and are and
This is line opportunity the sale perernp
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JEFFERSON Cry FERRY CONTRA er.-see the notice
Of the Comptroller of the City Of Jefferson, published
IN another column Available ferry contract is open
for PROPOSALS
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Ea'GgaqE KesEie's Gazette OF Fashion
MAY NUMBER.
JUST ECEIVED, AT
81 q @ N:M CID ENsy qJT "a NE sss-
EXCHANGE PLACE,
my9 2p2t ..,,- a. Adjoining the Post Office.
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VIcKsBURG, May 9,-The Niagara passed down
at i, and the Princess at p. NJ.
s.
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono PAblico
Every mother should have box in the house handy in
of accidents 10 the children" Reddngs Russia Salye is
Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and is
by physicians 1t is and speedy for burns piles
bos feon chblans and old of every kind for
fever Ulcers tch scad head nee rash bnons
nipples recommended by nurses whows, scs Testers flea
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt heum scuryy and
cracked lips, and flesh wounds most val
liable remedy and cure whch DO testified to by thousands
who have used in the city of Boston and vicinity for the LAST
thirty In instance will this Balse do an injury in
tefere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
pucst materials recipe brought from Russao articles
growing in that counyand the proprieors have letters from
all cusse cergymen physicians captains nurses and 9TH
whoa used themselves and recommend it to others
Rcdng's Russia put large tin boxes stamped the
with picture Of horse and disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price 70 cents
box. Redding; Co. For sale by ]. Wright Co., o. O.
Woodman and all druggists fe14 eod6m&W
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No. 70 Exchange Alley.
@ ATIJRDAY, nIay 10Th, 1856, Mt I3 O'Clock,
y The ST Louis ENe,Hnge will be sold without reserve
About 200 LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND situated in
the most desirable parts of Vaudeville.
Also ACTS OF LA Nd situated at Lesburg, measuring
each half an Pontcfartra by depth Of
Said Lots designated by the Nos and on
the original plan of Lewisburg.
TERMS-)ne half cash. the balance at years credit for
by mortgage the property, md bearing
interest if paid ut maturity ...,.-
The plans be at the Office Of the Anconeer and Will
exhibited the Rotunda Of the St. Louis Exchange few
days before the sale.
Acts sale before ngncr the expense of the purcfa
GERS ago
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sNeaU B0O$s.

~ uWG2U SOOkSS.
All the latest publications received at
@D-- C. NMGBI&Q TLA W. sS.
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post-Ofice.
Also
large STOCK Of STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
HISTORY,
BIOGRAPHY,
TRAVELS,
my9 2p2t<W NOVELS etc,
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SATURDAY. MORNING, Il Az 70, 1856.
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Notice..

BetEe7's09e s. KeesFe,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 20 TCHoUPIToULAs ST., N. O.
Also Agents for JOHN D. PARKS PURE NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING CATAWBA Those Wines are warranted
pure juice the Catawba Isabella Grapes Particular
attention paid 10 filling orders. a12 2p6m
EDl'. Samuel Reynolds.
oFF1CE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS ScALp HEAD WHITE SWELLING Sores and
ULCERS of every description. ja3l 2p1y
Boots, Shoes and B1'OgGs1es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store general assert
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGAEs HATS CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCIIING BOOTS RUSsET
BOOTS, BROGANS WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl32pAW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Ieghon, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
g. FROST5& CO.,
jyB2pAW sa..r- 10 Magazine street.
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.Rhe,sa1,atisallt ee1ld G0att.

Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills most extraordinary
medicine for the cure Rheumatism and Govt because they
not only cleanse the stomach bowels Of those morbid hui
mors which taken into the circulation and thrown upon the
membrane muscle the of the above painful NAL
aides they excite the absorbent vessels to take up that
which already deposited and therefore absolutely certain
make perfect of Rheumatism and Gout. single %
said Indian Vegetable Pills will often give the most
astonishing reef and according to directions
will be certain to drive pain of description from the body
ale in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL at popeors
prices. by
my5 2p6t ....,..f. q and Isl Charities street.
Face Curtains.
Just received choice assortment of Lace and Muslin Cur
tains new patterns, at low prices z.5s.i .s
-.... j. D, CAMERON g. CO.,
my5 2p6t &c Chartres and p Customhouse streets.
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Floor. OH Cloths.

Three feet to twenty feet wide of designs and choice
qualities, cut to suit any sized room or hall.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
my5 2p6t &c Chartrcs and q Customlo1se streets.
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A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD STREET
Fourth District.
BY BENZ. KE 1 Auetionner.
y Banks Arcade, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the two
story building and mprov thereon situated In the
Fourth District of This city, in the square bounded by Third
LAUREL Fourth and Jersey Streets measuring 20 feet inches
front Third by TO- feet in depth between parallel lines
per pan
half cash. balance and two years credit for
bearing mortgage the property with interest of per
cent from date TO maturity, and if not then paid cent
until final payment. LIZ, -
Act of sale before James Graham notary public at the
ncnse of he purchaser, myq
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TELEGRAPHED ToTHE CREsC ElNT.
RIVER INsTELLIGEN CE.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.

VIcKsnURG, May 9,-The Niagara passed down
at !, and the Princess at s ?. NJ
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Suction SALES.


GOTTON-COTTON.
BY r. b. SYKES, Auetoneer.
TEW1TS DAN, 10th instant, Mt o'clock, Mt the
1 Levee Steam Cotton Press, for account Of whom may
concern, will be sold
, FORTY BALES COTTON, damaged.
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TUESDAY, June, 3, 1856, by virtue of an
order from tie honorable the Second District Court OF New
Orleans bearing date April o. 1856, will be sold noon,
the St. Louis Exchange 81 Louis street between Charres and
Royal Streets the following described property, belonging to
the succession Of Henry 4. !IoiImeyer to-wit-- .a
1st. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with TWO
STORY DWELLING HOUSE. situated in the Fourth District
this city in tie square bounded by Apollo Philip, Brauad
jackson having American measure % feet front
Apollo street. by g feet inches and line N DEPTH between
parallel lines according plan drawn by Arthur G.
Deputy Surveyor General the 18th Of August 1856; AMI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

TERMs-For first described, fourth cash bal
three credit for bearing
gage the property with six per cent interest from date
maturity then paid eight cent until gal payment
buildings be insured and the policy transferred vendor
until paid For the other property oneourh cash,
years credit for bearing mortgage
the property with cent interest from date TO maturity
and If not then. paid cent nterc? until final payment
The drainage any, charged by Draining Company, the
property described s. tue expense Of the purchaser
before Thro Guyol notary public the
OF the purchasers Iny9