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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

" The Sea OF Ice" with all its elaborate and gor-
geous scenic effects was repeated last night at the
Varieties, meeting the same favorable reception "a
heretofore. At the Amphitheater, the Marsh Juve-
niles essayed Macbeth" and really played astonish-
ngly near it, agreeably surprising US with the unex
pected vigor and propriety with which many of the
scenes were rendered. Master Louis, rather big
juvenile played Macbeth with good display OF
discretion which rendered it not dsagreeable, and
Miss Louise Lady Macbeth, with superauity Of en-.
ergy which overdid it, though the force that was
expended was not altogether wasted, as it had the
frequent effect of bringing down the house, which
was quite large. As whole, surprising as it may
appear to those who understand the magnitude Of
such an undertaking, tlg Macbeth of the Juveniles
did not afford bad enteftaihment.
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ADJUSTMENTS rH1s EVENING.

The oRLEANs.-Auber's three act, opera The
syren," will be performed tonight.
The VARIErIEs.-The grand scenic drama The
Sea Of Ice, or the Wild Flower Of Mexico" will lie
repeated tonight.
THE AMpHITHEArER.-The Marsh Juveniles will
play /" Ingomar " and "Nau the Good for Nothingn
CONCERT HALL.-Exhbiton Of the splendid orig
ina panorama of DR.. Kane's Arctic voyage, with
relics of the expedition, and lecture by VIM. H. Paul
Esq, of the Kane Monumental Association.
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To CorroN PLAsrERs.-we ask the attention of

To COTTON PLANTERs.-We ask the attention of
many cotton planting advertisement Of Mr.
George c. Henry, who has authorized Vaudeville
Mchenny, his fo the admirable machn.
his invention designed for spinning yarns
cotton plantations thereby greatly increasing value of the
crop-ndeed adding its value that the moderate
cost of the machinery entitled consideration in the
calculation. The machinery, oo by children and
disabled adults the work very light kept
slant operation without hking Of The eciet haud
from their regular labor and thus diminishing the working
of plantation Any ordinary power is readily
10 ii and small expenditure OF sufficient to driy it, of
the available and profitable nature of invention there are
abundant and convincing certificates reliable Sources
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE. A few days ago fellow
named Lehman met a beautiful aud accomplished
young girl, daughter of citizen of Bellevle illinois,
near that place, and outraged her person, adding
blows to his other-brutality. He was arrested, but
afterwards made his escape, aud q reward Of $1,000
was offered for his apprehension,
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" ArHmAN's TROPICAL RooF1pe-

Cheaper and superior to other used In soptsra
climate.
ITS tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURABILITY 10 the hest s,ats raof.
I'd. to any other no cracks
OF leaks being possible. - N "
3d. BEAuT9Tt presents smooth granitelike surface
Ah CHEAPNESS-lt costs much less than Though il ia az
good any slate wood rcof even less % ;h inerio,
composition roofing heretofore offered 10 the pnic saves ht
cost Of gners and valleys. F' ~ "
6th 1NCoMBUsriBILITY-lt will resist sre better than
slate roof
this climate protects the interior of bnidugr fc IN,
Intense Of summer. ~ ~
Tth SoIIDITY- becomes harder and smoother from sxo
can be put npen roots Of any slope being Of sh
weight require heavy raeFs
not liable corosios and breaking nor does reon;e reas
The 'SHOfi'aG fyIpiNt' - Is chemical compound Of
substances, several of which peculiar ii alone conhef
in proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city.
Testimonials of tho OF shove are In the band
before contracting.
AN orders ett at the Poss-0fice BoS K, No. 2 will hi
promptly attended TO OF apply to
j. C. KATHmAN
ielb ly Ssorpsr OF Benyile ana Siarsis sts
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May 10, 1859. at I2 O'Clock NJ ,
auction. the CITY Ho.el, Common street

for assGqps Ksg z! q 5rs +9sses9ep 81 fyp IN II. .
Mugazine, Julia Foueher and St. Joeph streets measuring
each s n feet n nShs n 1 n r s Sa on M,Fzae @ s9e by ~
story hoase No 30 containing rooms kitchen con
SoiS sesS @ t % ihs 5s 8s oeobsr Ss Tas is
aMS 3s in ai y
ses ssa g ines SS rom and @ M ] S % 81
inches aid "a lines depth line 4s ieet inches in
s @ e 5 me 5ains e fsa G @ 5
The brick s"re with water works awning in front
Isl isSo No. "a rented a" Ss'9 per "nn" TIL the ' October
10 measures feet 70 inches and 81 lines front on
orc line 50 feet inches and lines in Irregular depth
sit the Eess'.yy eF * store with works awnng
front &C. No Mort Market street. rented at $50 per
J. A LoT or GRoUSD IN the square bounded by New
@ III fo on nav % ce se M rs,s @ measu sa
in depth lire, aud fronting Laayete feet
Inches in M on na, a @ a and 1 55 es 10 inches IN
store fronting 81 New eyee street. and rented at S74O
l. ALARGE Lor OF GROUND in the square bounded by
New aon eges & p @ "a ana g.
Of abon feet inches line about Ga feet 10
r9 FIR M on @ me- n and a24 @ M rs feet n nehs in se
stores Nos So B and 81 Hew legee street and twoory
Store No 95 rented :4ao per nntthe slst August
Store M % with awning in front rented $40 per
No 81 rented s2o per annnm until the 3st oc,o
ber, 1860.
The warehouse, with hydraut fronting Commerce street.
s@ @ GST WI e M Gf9e5 So S5aDsea .v
nd Common Lopez aud salsedo streets measuring Io feet
~ inches front on Baudn street $40 feet inches lines depth
Str et '<a 'A'A'' I'll o'~~'n
Fourth District.
6. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
ohsss fs boansd Ss BY EF so @ Of ars pp n M
Npth Ro s,Fest by ,1s 25 ns 'ts' !, in dsRth D ,,
desigaaed as lots Nos and No. forms Of
oERT AN LOT 81 GROUND, situated in square No.
DESIGNATED Lot No 10, and forming the Camp and
| q AsQUARE OF GROUND, designated as No. 81, bound
G g o ey r aa lea s III M h M sna ah s & yisd m ato
gs Of frontier on or % SS an ag 80 feet
10 THREE Lors o. GRoUSD, IN square No. 81, bounded
$%5 $s II tn. Ss me- Of 1"s".'
Psqnemnes Gtenut Seventh and Eighth Streets designated
70 one NE aT OF GROUND in square No IA bounded b,
Apno N3yaes Eghh streets and the lie OF suburb Deassz
Ii TWO Ions Of GROUND in square No. ,ol. bounded
BY Nas2des pTytnna Seventh and Eighth Streets designated
Property In Faubourg Deiass,ze.
Il ELEyEN LOTS OF GRouNDmsauare No 2s hound
jefferson City.
| l5. SQUARE OF GROUND designatei as Square No %
$50 feet oa on Magazine and OAK 34 see sess
800 feet 10 riches and lines Sonia
ia g. ZEN t LOTS So OF GRouNp in Square No. 80 bounded b,
Camp Magazine, sna and Robert streets, designated
FIVE or GROUND in SQUARE No 40 bounded b,
TES s oTs Si NS 81 25usD in Square No. a bounded b
as Lots Nts 2, ., 6, II, Is, 10 aud 20
Bouligny-Very Valuable Square of Ground
| II. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sitauted ii
Esen @ 2 aiig0y Parish dsiEnedas sqasr
Hatold. - ~ N-l''''''
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Nor TO BE HANGED.-Mrs Hartung, under s.n-
ence OF death in Albany, N. Y, for the murder of
her husband, will probably not be executed. Tie
Court of Appeals has granted her new trial, and
she will no doubt go to the penitentiary for lie.
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D m stio tellige e.

WAsuINGToS, May 2.-The Government has re-
ceved official advces from our Minister at Nicaragua
which confirm the report that the Belly contract lad
not been confirmed.
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A. RAMoNsE ytls g,sTSs STREET s;rEAm BOILER

g. =, RAHONNS 1 STREET sTEAa BOILER
.sstS MANuFAGf0RY, between PoydrAs and Eeyia only
Cd "A TIRES minutes walk from the st. Charles Hoei " '
W TIE undersigned having largely increased his work.
shops, and having all tho facilities now praparea IL
ill orders for any description Of BOILERS in less time and si
AS low rates as they can be had in shop in the South or
ported from the North - $50
Always hand, DOUBLE FIuED BOILERS, from 20 to
30 feet long, aud ~ inches diameter ~ y
Also CYLINDER BOILERS, 30, 3d. "a and &c inches diana
er, ard various lengths
Fire Fronts Crate Bars, Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
on hand.
III work will bs guaranteed Of best material workman.
shiu.
Parties wishing purchase Boers plantations steam.
sawnills eculiy invited call and dye or
themselves. [i2S ly&Wl D. H. FoWI.ER,
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CHINA WARE, ETC, AT AuCTIoN.-R. B. Sykes
sells this morning Al lo O'Clock, 81 Camp
street. large and desireble French
column,
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THE NEW YoRk LEDGrn.-Mr. Robert

THE New YoRk LEDGER-Mr. Robert Bonner,
publisher Of the New York Ledger elsewhere the
engagement of Mr. Charles Dickens to write tale expressly
for paper. II the engagement of Edward Everett
tenstrke" this certainly nj least weniystrike" and
there are few country who will hesitate to record
themselves Leger men," The contents Of the ensuing
number Of Ledger also advertised and sr bill of fare
of which llion will partnke. See advertisement
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Auctiopeer.
TUESDAY, May 3, 1859, and the following
day at IL o'clock, M will be sold public auction and q
the highest bidders IN the rotunda hs st. Louis Hotel
Louis street, between Chartres and Royal
order from the Honorable the Second District
Orleans dated 5h January 1859 and according sketches
drawn by j. A. DHemecour Deputy City Surveyor deposited
this office for examination the property hereinafter
belonging to said estate
TWO PORTIONS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Jackson Magnolia 10 phne and Clara Streets forming
one-haif Of said square,
THE PORTION OF GROUND in the square bounded by Jo
sephine, Magnolia, ST. Andrews and Clara streets.
PoRTIoN OF GROUND in the square bounded by 10.
sep inc, Clara st. Andrew and Willow streets.
LOT OF GROUND In the square bounded by ST. Mary
LAUREL Felicity and Ma Streets on Maga
zine street together with wostoy frame carpenter shop
thereon.
Rd- TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One fourth cash and
the balance credit Of and three years. for notes
the at their order aud pay Louisiana
State Bank and secured by spec mortgage the property
sof with VENDORS vi'ege said notes II not paid atur
ment This last condition will be Understood as to delay In
any way the payment of said notes.
The purchasers will be In possesson
at their own expense.
Public. a28
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SALE CoNTINuED.-The Sheriff will resume to-day,
10 O'clock the sale of the stock Of groceries, wines bandies
liquors. and Gravier Streets
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VOLUME XII.
BY N, VIGNIE.
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MCDONOGH. SALE
without To effect partition between the ci of
New Orleans and the city Of Bsmore-COunsry Property
BY N. VIGNIE,

City Auctioneer
OHice-No 8 Banks' Arcade.
FRIDAY, May 9th, 1859, and the follow
ing day, At Y O'Clock M will be sold at public auction.
change St. Louis street. between Royal and Charres
st. John Baptist Parish.
very vslnabe of land sinaed in the -ish St.
John Baptist in Township II s. R. forty atpens from the
river being Lot No. of Section No ST. adjoiang the pana
ton Of H. b. Mormllon ESQ., and containing 40 80
Said tract being at about IS miles above the city Of New
leans the left bank OF the river plan drawn W.
McCulloh, Esq., u s. surve, General for Louisiana.
TERMS AND fifth cash and the balance
credit OF two three and four years. for roes OF the
chasers, divided into coupons with city guarantee il
qred made payable the Ci izens Bank Of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage the property sold with vendors
privilege and the clause OF nonaenando. Said bear
cent interest annum from date until maturity in
OF after maturity said will then bear per
cent interest until fully paid This last iion
will be understood delay any way payment
said notes.
st. James and st. John Baptist Parishes.
All the right title AMI clause Of the cities of New Orleans and
Baltimore under the Will and in place OF the late John dom
ogh to claim from the United States OF America indemnify for
the loss Of the following lands which entered the said
John McDouogh and the entries thereof aside
quence of their conflicting with superior titles
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BY N. VIGNIE, ..
Office, No. 8 Banks Arcade.
ERIDAY. MaY 9th, 1859, Mt I2 o,cIack Nj =.

in the Round. OF the ST. Louis Hotel, will be sold
AN the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans
acquired from the estate of John Mconogh without any
Ianes whatever TO trect Of land snaed in the parish of
Livingston In townships and 10, S. r. and E. being
bounded the side the river by the Of
the Wliam Cousay claim, and conflicting wit. the said claim
said tract being all that part of the ca' of John McDonoe
J CO. No 6 OF the Register and Receivers Report of No
yember 20 1915 lies behind and norho the lower line Of
the William Conway claim.
All the right title and interest of the city Of New Orleans
acquired from the estate OF John McDonogh without
whatever n and to claim to The uudv led third Of
tract Of lard in the parishes OF s. James Ascension and Lv
iDgslon ndoning and lying below of the
tract and situated in I g o. and H. S. R. and E.,
encng at distance Of 40 rpents from the Mssis pp river
and running back being Of the land by claim
81 OF the Registers Report OF January !, 1871.
The above claims sold subject a passed
before Boany Notary Public by which he city of New
leans transferred undivided half thereof legal
who undertook prosecute and establish the same.
HB-TEKMS-Cash. a29
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R. d. SYKES, Auctioneer, will sell at II o'clock,
this day at the Delta warehouse 1857 bags CORN 2l bugs
TO close n consignment
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instant:
l. brick store on Fulton and New Levee Streets
Two brick stores, forming the corner
of Lafayette and Fulton streets, rented S1700
8. large three,story brick warehouse, fronting
Three twosory brick houses on Baronne street, ie0'o
large thee.stoy brick building on the corner Of
Julia and Basin streets rented at Seo0 1250O
One lot OF ground fronting on Julia street. opposite
l. two.story brick store and dwelling house and 2'Vo
brick kitchen, of PoeyfaEre and Annunciation
streets, rented at 5000 year. $3.50
SECOND DISTRICT.
8. A three story brick dwelling house aud kitchen on
Customhoue rented at SO month"; SlO0
g. wosory brick dwelling house Basin street,
To- osesstory brick dwelling house and two story 's00
H. Four os Of ground on Basin street rented at SIS i0tO
month. ........... 800
Basin streets rented at SO month :.......... 1900
divided into seven tenements, on Toulouse street and
IA. a onesory frame dwellings and kitchens on Tou
10 Two frame dwelling houses the corner Of Bayou
is A one,slory frame dwelling on Bayou road One
lot of ground St Philip street ............... 1900
Il. A one.story frame dwelling house St. Philip
One story frame dwelling on ST. Philip street near
Bfso1 IS oss s IL o1p nF ground o ST John street ss;
49, one-stoy frame, bricked between posts dwelling
the north west side Of Bayou ST. John S5i
Third DISTRICT.
90 Three lots of ground the of Louisa and
Josephine streets, ..,.,... lsG
Vaudeville PROPERLY.
81 -Four lots of ground in the town of Vaudeville,
Parish OF ST. Iamcany l.0
PARISH ST. TAMMANy.
% The undivided thirds section Of land of $40
West Pearl river ............,..... SO
PROPERTY IN EAST PAsCAGouLA.
%. A large and commodious house LOT Of ground
at East Pnscagoula coany of Jackson, Miss l9l5
a. one story house and lot fronting on the Gulf of
Mexico. 95O
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LARD AND WHALE OIL AND WHIsKY.--Mr. VIM.
Crawford merchandise broker IS New Ltvee street, for
sale beaehed lard oil refined whale OIL old old
whisky, in quantity advertisements which we direct
the attention Of the trade,
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Nem 0rleans Bully Grssttnt,
HAVE WE A POET AMONG US?


We make this inquiry cooly, calmly-we dispas-
sonately PROFOUND the query, have we poet among
s?-as speculative quidnuncs did inquire Of sun
moon, planetary ntelligences and the Rev. Eleaza
B. Williams, " have we Bourbon among us?" We
ask because we have lost all confidence in our own
ideas as to what poetry is. and would profit by th
better enlightenment Of others. 1t is announced y
hebdomadal contemporary Of the city that we hare
poet among US; /; that distinguished English vers-
fer, whose song has the ring sof the true metal
tempered on the nights of Olympus" who has " pub
lished under the immediate patronage of Lady Noel
Byron" and whose volume attracted the favorab lie
attention of Thackeray, Dickens, Miss Milford, and
other of the terat Of England" has fortuitou sly
turned up among US to quicken to new enthusias m
that subtle magnetism Of poesy which slumbers or
thrills in the " blood and brain I" Of all humanity
We are told that such magician has come among
US to strike with the electric wand of verse the glow
ing spark Of poetic sympathy from our dorma Mt
souls and the contemporary, with the intent of for
tfying its position, to wit: that we haze a poet
among US, publishes and proudly points to some of
his identical "poetry" as prima facie incontrovert
ible evidence of the fact Here is the account Of
what this poet did with the name Of his Agatha"
the effect such doing had on his sensitive brain and
his weakjointed knees, and all about it generally,
described by himself in an orthodox fourteen-line
q snnrat ~
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Now we want to inquire if this sort of thing 7"
is poetry, for the contemporary says it is. We wish
to learn from some one who is better judge Of the
article than we pretend to be, if this blasphemous
rigmaroe Of stted nonsense really is poetry? "Give
me an ounce of civet, good apothecary, to sweeten
my imagination" for it is soured by the thunder of
this frantic imitator of Alexander Smith.
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SANDs' sARsApARTLLA. FOR

SANDs' SARSAPARELLA, FOR THE CURE OF
~ ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE
OF TIE BLodD-The Oldest aud Original Article.
It's curative powers have been thoroughly tested in long
standing and obstinate with such nvsrab success as to
call forth the most aering from many emf
nent seans throughout the country 1t gives tone and
energy to the powers of nature by purifying the vital fluid
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
CAMBRIDGE Nd. ,rOct. s, 1850
easrs sands-Gentlemen My little daughter was afflicted
for long time with head eyes and by using your Sar
hparla wf perfectly cured other medicines Sarsaparl-
las having failed 10 relieve her. Having used and tested its
efficacy now confidently recommend preference to any
other as it seems TO properties contained in any
other preparations and find that purchasers after thew have
used IT. Invariably want the same article again whenever they
require medicine for which this is recommended
Respectfully yours, j. FLINT NJ d.
Prepared and sold by A. B. n. SANDS, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by
j. WRIGHT CO., No. 81 and ,5l Chartres street.
FP. DACoNGE, 80 Ghsrtres street, New Orleans and
P. Fl. McG RAW, Nachsz. Miss oo tukU
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EQGE.pS, NUTS, ete-lG0 kegs assorted szes in store
~ aud for sale by q. l., KOUNS d BROS,
Front street,
nl2 tol opposite Canal street Ferry,
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-The
following are the sales made by J. B. Walton, auc-
tioneer, at Banks Arcade, on Monday, I'd of May
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7fueTIVHoeT, JUICE arCuue
THURSDAY. Nav s. 1850. nj l2 o,cIocL a,

l. the City Hotel. Common street, will be sold
THAT CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded by
sixth seventh Camp and streets divided into twenty
two Lots, designa cd AS Lots Nos TO q, inclusive
Lot No being the of Chestnut aud Streets
m assures " feet lines front Seventh by depth
Ill feet inches dep, between parallel lines.
lots Nos 2 g. T. s. G. and g. each 80 feet front
lines.
Lot No. TO- being the of Camp Seventh streets
80 feet lines front seet by depth Of
III feet INCHES, and front Camp street
Lot No. II is key Lot and feet front on Camp
street by 100 feet lines deep.
Lot No. H. bling the Of Sixth streets mea-
81 feet lines trent Sixth street. by Iii feet inches
deep, and fronting also on Camp
Lots Nos 49, H. 5 &c. IL Is, 10 and measures each 81
feet front on Sixth street. by Ill feet and inches deep
Lot NO. IL being thu of Camp and Streets
measures inch font on Sixth street, by Ill feet
front Chestnut street
Lot No. p Lot and front on Chest
nut street, by leo feet s lines in depth.
The whole according at the a,coneers
office and watch will be exhibited the City Hotel days
previous to the sale. -
| Bg-TERMs AND CoNnITIoNs-one.fourth cash. and the
balance credit of and years. the pur-
ehsers at their order by mortgage pro-
perty ana bearing cent interest per date
nni maturity and after maturity per cent until
fully paid. a27
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CoPARTNERsu1p NoT1CA-

a COPARTNERSH4P NOTICE a
ESe NEAGLE Il CARPENTER, Ea8
~ (Successors Of the finn of W. L O. b. Neagle)
Having associated themselves in partnership would inform
the patrons rr the public generally that thew
will continue to keep constantly hand large
stock of
FURNIT U-RE,
Al the Old and Well Known Stand,
Nos. 33. 30 and 81 Royal street,
Entrance--No. 81.
MATTRESSES FEATHERS, FINE LOcKTNG-GLAssEs,
And Every Description Of
HO U H l. d Flu Nj 7 U e,
-Comprising-
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chairs and Chamber Sets
in great variety.s
Springfield Bottoms,
REFRIGERAToRS, ICE-BOXEs, etc., etc.
n9-Goods pacsel and shipped with the greatest care.
SEAGLE, ,r,orp ,,onz,n,,,
j. C. CARPENTER 4'E4Aohf' d o+A'1 hN lem
New Orleans, April, 1856 a23 lm&W
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East Baton Rouge Parish.

EHsl BntOh Rouge Phf1sh.
All the right title and interest of The cities of Few Orl
ad Baltimore under the Will of the late John McDonogh
without whatever in and tract Of land which
Wards Creek ia the parish Of East Baton Rouge and
tanning 800 superficial arpen bounded North by the lands OF
j. Davis South Of lands Of John E. Palmer and wife East
land, unkno n and West by Wards Creek.
All the right ts and interest which the ces OF New Or
leans and Baltimore have under the Will Of late John
McDonogh, in and unocaed land claim for 100 snper
cisl arpents granted the 18th February 1885, Domingo
As-azato and confirmed by Congress tho 22d March,
1882 To be sold without warranty.
R4-TERMS--Cash
Acts of sale before E. Bouuy, Esq city notary and E.
net ED, ~ for the city OF Bal ,inore. a29
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TeIegraphcd to the New Orleans Crescent.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
RRIvAL OF STEAMSHIP NORTH BRIToN.
SERIOUS RIOT AT BOLOGNA

KING OF NAPLES DYING.