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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-15
ST N z w s.
Arrival oil the Asia.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13th.-The steamship
Asia, with Liverpool dates to the 18th, ar
rived to day.
Only 80 persons we're saved from tn 9 ILL
fated ship Royal Charter. -Four hundred
and fifty five were drowned.
Great damage has been experienced by
coasters all around England, and numerous
lives have been lost
The American ship Rockingham, frem
Cardiff, broke her mooring s,and went ashore
in Pensith Roads.
The barque Marlborough, from Baltimore,
was totally lost, near llliaconte. The mate
and pilot drowned.
The ship Tornado, at Liverpool, from New
York was struck by heavy sea on the 18th
and lost her first and third mates, and two
boats.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, DC /. 90 Cotton sales for the
week $4,000 bales. Fair and middling ad-
vanced from an "A to a for clean, which is
getting scarce. Lower qualities are slightly
higher. The market closed firm. Orleans
fair Sd; middlings 7as; Uplands lair ~; mid
dlings 80. Stock in port 437 900 bales, in
Guiding 337, 900 American.
Money more stringent and active.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York, Nov. Lord Brougham
has been elected Chancellor of the Universi-
ty of Edinburg.
The widow of Sir Robt. Peel is dead.
The French government has ordered one
hundred gun boats-twenty-fve to be com
pleted with the utmost dispatch.
Arrangements for combined English and
French expedition to China had been COM
peted. The departure is fixed TOR some day
early in February.
The q. S. frigate Warbash is at Naples.
1t is stated that the recent meeting OF the
nT : Dpsn of
Prussia, has been the subject of great anx-
iety in Paris. The general impression is,
tina they agreed not to oppose the annexa-
ton of Central Italy to Piedmont.
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D q co noa the s pc Visitors ac,
to the Norfolk Fair, the Regular kxpress Train
of the Norfolk al d Petersburg Railroad, win
be run as follows, during this, (Fair Weekly
Arrive at Norfolk at loH A. M. Returning
Leave Norfolk at AZ P. M.
Arrive at Petersburg at P. M
WILLIAM MA HONE,
oc6 Eng'r l. Supt.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
LIVERY BODY that's hard to please IN the
f. way of Butter, to call at f. G. DEMiNG's
Family Grocery and try the article he has on
No, 60, Church street. no IL
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NORFOLK, NOV. I4th, 1853
WE WISH TO SAY TO OUR

NUMEROUS friends and customers, that
~ are at any time prepared to meet the de.
Goods as we ale continually adding semi
weekly to our already large stock now on hand
Third arrival OF fancy Silk Robes IS o0,worth
80 20, splendid line Of fancy and black Dress
hobes, from 500 to $l2 90, large lot all wool
and English De LANES, Ducals, Plaids, Valen-
Gias, Merinoes, &c.
Our stock of Ladies Cloaks, is superb and at
, lowest prices. and in Stella, Cashmere, reversal
) BILE long and double Shawls, our assoi tment is
complete and at prices to ait all.
500 pairs Bed and Servants Blankets, with a
Eariety OF CaSsimeI Doeskips, Cloths ,Sattinetts,
Sleeps Grays, Kers US, Jeans, &c.
IS Cartoons Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons, W it'll
a lich variety OF Drsss and Cloak Fringes.
400 doz. Sleeve Tassels, with host OF other
Clouds. Cali at
nol4 E. CAMPE. 80, sE. Main st.
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| WILLIAM d. ROBERTS, Jh., Il CO.,
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va,
HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF
Copper, Tin ndJapanned Ware,
Ever before exhibited to the Southern Trade,
at WHOLESALE, lower than at any establish
ment in Virginia.
G U p p Il X w o IL *
Steamers, Mills, DistIleries, etc.
Executed in the best manner, with due regard
to steam pressure.
STOVES AND HOT-AIR FURNACES
OF ALL KINDS AND FOR ALL PURPOSES
METALLIC ROOFING,
CUTTERS, and
PIPES FOR BUILDINGS,
BLOCK TIN,
TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER,
HAIR AND SHEET LEAD,
SHEET IRON, &c,
e T FL E r A L O Il,
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TAILORING, TAILORING

IL p. BENSON informs his friends and
LIZ the public generally, that he is located
at " Bank street. where he is prepared to make
up any description OF Gentlemen's Garments in
a neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
A share OF public patronage is solicited.
&C 2l-3m
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
In PIG POINT.

DY VIRTUE OF decree OF the ClFcult Court
ID of Nansemond County, shall sell on the
premises on TUESDAY the 2Sth day of Nov.
next,
L II E f A r M
belonging to the heirs of Charles Lewis, .Sas.
DECEASED. containing Sixty five Acres, Sasf
Cmore or less) situated in Pig Point, Nan -1--.
semond County, within one mile OF Nahse-
mond River, and two miles of Yeates' Lower
Academy, where person living in lhe bounds
have the privilege of sending their Children
free of charge The soil is well adapted to the
growth of Sweet Potatoes MELONS and all the
Various kinds OF early Vegetables ralsea ior
the Northern Markets.
TrRMs--tash sufficient to pay. cost OF SUIT
and expences of sale. A. credit OF SIX MontnS,
with interest from date) will be given on thS'
balance; the purchaser giving nond anu ap,
proved security, and the title will be retained
until the further order OF the Court
JNO. W. AMEs,
no l2-oaW3W" Com'
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Auction Sales.
j. j. MOORE & CO., Auct,r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
pAINTlNGs, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
l. ware. Segars. &C., every night at 6a o'clk
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at IL o'clock A.
NJ, ard at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Church street. H. SNOW. Agt.
no ID Am j. J. MOORE Il Co. Auctrs
A u c. TITO N.
WI ILL be sold at public Auction at the Old
w Custom House, Wide Water street, at
~ o'clock on T H U RSDAY the nth inst,
several articles of condemned Light House
Property, consisting in part of Oil Casks, Tin
On Butts, Old Cast and Wrought Iron, Copper,
One Light Composition Lantern. ne broken
Bell &c, &c, &c.
TERMs-Cash in specie on delivery.
JAMES H. NORTH,
l.. H Inspector 5th District,
] J MOORE & co,
no l2-SMSW Auctioneer
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IL Il
AND LAMPS OF ALL PATTERNS FOR USING IT.
NIE would solicit an examination of our
w Stock, believing that, with an experience
of twenty years, and all the advantages that
can be derived from new improvem ents in ma
chinery, we can furnish greater variety of
goods, equal in quality, style and finish, and
try. NOT
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COWS FOR SALE
'HE UNDERSIGNED offers

l. EVERY SATURDAY O''
on Market Square at O'Clock, YExJ%A
G sSyyvs! valuable way PIE. fresh MICH MI
being an experienced person in the selectjon
OF good Cattle, he informs the public at Iars,,
that ne VIII always have on hand a QUANTITY al
the same description. vs.
DANIEL MALoNY, South Church ST.,
no aim NorroiI,
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RED ASH COAL AFLoAT, NOW LANDING
9 60O BUSH. of good Red AS h Egg Coal,
C,CUO discharging from Schrs Omega ana
Naiad Queen, at our wharf, for sale at market
rates. r. ". SANTOS & CO.,
No. Al Wide Water Street,
9-4t Rear New Custom House.
SAW MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE.
A VERY superior As horse power Steam
"A Engine and Boiler In perfect working or
der, With Sbafting, pulleys,- Set Works, &C,
the most approved plan. The whole any part
of the machinery will be sold very low The En-
CINE has been said by Judges, to be the best in
this pa TT OF the countr, For particulars, en-
quire of Edw. H. Herbert, at Norfolk, or of the
subscriber at Portsmouth.
no 9-lwp IF ARGYLE.
Portsmouth, Va. Nov. ., 1859.
WHISKEY, RUM, GIN AND BRANDY.
1l0 BBLS Palmetto Whiskey,
lOO 80 do Montgom Old Rye Whiskey,
as do Barley Whiskey,
81 do Jenk's Old Rye do, -
so do N. E. Rum,
so do Eagle and Rose Gin,
50 do Imitation Brandy, for sale by
SHERWOOD 4 YOUFG
nos ID Roanoke Square.
CHOICE EXTRA FAMILY HAMS, &C.
lust received choice lot of Smithield and
Family Hams, something really nice, and
fine lot OF Smoked Tongues, large size, Smoked
and Picked Salmon, Fine English Diary and
Pine Apple heese DEMING'S
Family Grocery,
nos No 60 Church street.
MO MACK EKEL AND GOLDFISH
IN 10 halt butts choice No. Mackerel,
s. f Drums prime Goldfish, monently ex-
pected by schr. Charm, by -
no9 JAS, +. JONES.
H and copy
THE Bee; HIVE-THE BEE HIVE
WKAPPINGS for the Million at the Bee
w Hive,
Wrappings for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive
Wrappings from to 500,
Wrappings rom to soc,
Silks from to $40.
Silks from to $40
Merinos Cash meres, De LANES, lPeplins,
Laces, Robes.
The Bee Hive is under Johnson's Hall.
no 8.
BEEF, BEEF AND BEEF TONGUES.
A LOT of choice Beef imported by the
n steamer Geergiana OH Thursday morning,
such as Choice Spiced Rounds, Plate Pieces,
Family Mess. Also,a supply OF choice Picked
Tongues, TOR sale by
no9 JAS. +. JONES.
Main St 30 T. CAMP y 80 Main st.
XNTE welcome the fair and all its visitors,
w and tender to them general invitation
to our large and well selected Stock of rica and
desirable goods, expressly for The Fair, our
and Shawl> cannot be beat in style, price &c.
Our stock of Trimmings, Embroideries. La
ces, Gimpure, Brnssell, genuine and English
Thread Laces, Kidd, Silk, Cloth and Lisle
Thread Gloves is yer, extensive, besides $40
pair of French and German move Corsets from
$l.OO to $500 with a large variety of other
fancy goods.
Fine Bed and Servants Blankets, Cassemeres,
Cloths, Doeskins, Sleeps, Grays, Kersey's and
Kentucky Jeans, heavy Stock on hand and
at lowest prices If you willjust drop in at
E. CAMPR'S 80, E. Main st.
You can be suited in all your wants and get
the worth OF your money, uo9
NOFFEE-2O0 Bags strictly prime Green
" Rio Coffee, 20 do Prime Laguayra, IS bags
Old Java, for sale by
NOT LEIGH Y BRO.
y Shoulder Bacon, Philadelphia cured, for
sale by -
no 4 DELK Il LINDSEY.
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BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS.

BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS.
Fine single sole Calf Boots,
Ha Do double soled and double upper
Kn Boots,
Do Caters and Brogans, all of which
are costam made and warranted will be sold %
per cent less than the usual price at
S. ULLMAN l. co,
10 Main street, few doors
East of Market Square,
opposite the Day Book office.
,W- large Show Case standing in front Of
the store, no 10
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Particulars of the Visit of the A
merican Minister to Pekin, and
the Exchange of the Ratified

+ VI INC VI tlO IA
merican Minister to Pekin, and
the Exchange of the Ratified
Treaty
PoRTLAND, Nov. 13th.-Alth ough the
steamer Hungarian dated Shanghae, Aug.
22d, says the steamer Powhattan with Mr..
Ward the United States Minister, had ar
rived from Peiho. On the 18th of July the
Powhattan anchored off Peitang, when an
lmperia. edict arrived that the American
minister and his suite of twenty persons,
should be escorted with all honor to Pekin.
The trip occupied eight and a half days.
Il he Legation remained at Pekin for fifteen
days. during which time they were confined
to their.q uarters, not, however, as prisoners
for they were at liberty any moment to
walk out.
They would doubtless have closed their
gates entirely had not Mr.. Ward taken
firm stand, that as soon as his move
ments were at all restricted, he would close
all intercourse, and demand the return of
his escort 1t seems that the Emperor was
very anxious to see Mr.. Ward, but insisted
upon his prestrating himself nine times with
his head to the ground, which was positive
ly refused.
On the fourteenth day it was finally con-
Guided to receive the Presidents letter at
Pekin and send Mr.. Ward back to Peitang
10 6ACuduSc tuc AZ CAsdhS uheii
10th of August the treaties were exchanged,
and the English prisoner named John Ponell
was given up, having proclaimed himself an
American.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l2.-The Delta has a
letter dated Corpus Christi, the 18th instant,
which says it is almost certain that Browns
vile has fallen into the hands of Cortinas.
The Mexican flag was flying above the town,
and all communication had been cut off,
The entire population on both sides of the
Rio Grande were in arms, with the intention
of DISCRIMINATING the Americans and recon-
quering the country to the. Colorado riv
err. The news is confirmed by affidavits of
citizens of Cameron county, who had to fly
to save their lives. Another affidavit says
that the frontier of the Rio Grande is in
state of war, and that Cortinas is sustained
by the Mexican population. The most earn
est appeals had been made for aid. Eighty
men were advancing to the relief of Browns
vile, but will have to encounter the band
OF Cortinas, numbering seven hundred men.
Colonel Robert e. Lee succeeds General
Twiggs.
Only fifty government troops have gone
to Brownsville, by the steamer Arizona.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL
ATIGTI0N CATES

D.
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
n of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also a fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety Of Fancy Goods sc. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed Of these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Sc 23-tf Auctoneers
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For Rent for 1850

GSSTTih The Family Residence corner Freen,,.
NNi, son and CRANKY street The house is pa,I
7AAsA- finished throughout, is furnished VIII,
Was sll nas every convenience for a family
street. > %, hHlh
~, &C aG-tt
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
RENT.

"ILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite st. PauPs Church. 1t con-
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate too good tenant. Possession given
Jan. lst, 1860. Apply to the present tenant,
or to A. WRENN,
oc l9-tf No. 8 and IL Union ST
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nILS.-Sperm, Whale, Lard and other kiads
" Of Oils Also, Drugs, Dyes, Essential Oils
and CorRs. A heavy stock on hand and offered
low by WALkE q W,
no4 Jobbers, next to Herman & Co.
MUSIC! MAGAZINES! N. YORK
1N1LEDGERS, Waverly Magazines, and all
other kind OF Books that need Binding, should
be sent Immediately to the Norfolk city Book
Bindry, the proprietors of which warrant sat
isfaction in all cases. Come right along to
CLARK & WALTERS.
nol4 Hill street, Norfolk Va.
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NO MORE CORNS
DR.. Herman MI. HirsehfeId.

surgeon CHf0Podtst.
II EGS leave to offer his services to the Ladies
- and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Portsmouth
in curing CoRNS ana BUNIONS, NAILS PEN
ETRATING THE FLESH, EXTRACTED WITH.
OUT PAIN, so that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
Immediately, without the least inconvenience
Orders can be left at W A. S. Taylor's Drug
Store, corner Main and Church street.
Residence 3rd Cross street, between Holt and
Mariner, opposite the door OF the old Gas House.
N7- Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at
their residences.
REFER ENCEs.
DR.. W ] Moore, Dr. Simpkins, S w Seldner
ESQ, Tompkins Esq; DR. Campbell, Um-
stadter Esq, and others. Sc l-3m
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR 1859.

N,-Ac Wv o. w.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION.
n subscribers are now receiving a very
large and handsome stock of Gentlemen
and Youths III '''
READY MADE CLOTHING,
VI VI; SUPERIOR quahty and Workmanship. To those
wishing to purchase we offer great inducaments~
IRON iT the TACT of manufacturing all of our own
Ciothlng, we confidently assert that we can and
wiz sell at as low figure as any house in th,.
stock of A' ~ '"'e
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OF every variety and description An exam,,a
toh IS only wanting to satisfy IL, that the
Old stand No Is Main Street
Is the place where you may ALWAYS Awe
getting good article at fair price. Call an
examine ii an
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REMOVAL, REMOVAL.

rTNHE Grocery of NJ. f. BELL, formerly on
L Main street, is removed TO No. 80 Butte
street, where will be kept on hand well se-
lected stock of Family Groceries at the cheap.
est city rates. Families up town will do well
to cal and examine the stock b6iore purchas-
ing elsewhere. A general assortment of Buck
cts, Brooms and Tubs. nj. E. BELL,
nov No. 81 Butte street
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NEW GOODS NEIV s.oons

oSIERf, Gloves, Gauntlets, Merino Sh irts
net Ribbons. a''' 0""-
l take pleasure in informing my customers
that am now this morning opening a splenI,t
ana very full assortment Of the above named
goods. am now prepared to furnish all rIacaas
with Hosiery OF nearly all qualities and styls.
very cheap, as uell as Gloves, Gauntle,. ,nt
the hike, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children
l. snail be disposing these Bargains rapidly a.
each can be supplied at the Cheap Fancy ST.
Ghureh street doorssfrom Main; an America
no TIC WILLIAMS
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wv ELLINGTON BOOTS.

ENGLISH Kid Button Heeled Bootees, a
Lmost superb Shoe for Ladies wear during
the Winter. They can be found a, No. 49,
Market Square.
No Ia f W SEARERY,S SONS
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Negter $" s yrs. OF (,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
!. j. MOCK Il CO.'S,
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PETERsBURG COAL AFLOAT.

I ANDING to-day 5000 Bushels, cargo OF sem
AAReindeer, of selected Petersburg, now land
ing this day which is offered at the market
rates.
r. w. SANTOS u CO.,
no I4-3t Rear New Custom House
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CHOULDER Is "A co MO Hhds. new
y Shoulder Bacon, Philadelphia cured, for
sale by
no DELK LINDSEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10

DIPLOMATIC QUARREL ABOUT A SEowBALL.-A
foreign correspondent Of the Philadelphia Baletin
gives the following account of an affair in Smyrna
which had caused decided sensation in that city:
On the previous Monday, u heavy fall Of snow had
given occasion to q grand game OF snew-bang
among number of children. One of them, q little
son OF NJ. lvanof, the Russian consul general was
accidentally struck by ball on the cheek. The un-
lucky hand that sent the missile was that Of young
lad twelve years Of age, servant in the family Of
NJ Pilipuzz the director OF the Austrian postofice
Though the cheek was but grazed the little Russian
made great.to-do, and his mother greater Madame
lvanoff Immediately repaired to NJ. Fipuzzs to
enter her complaint. That gentleman was absent,
but his wife expressed the utmost regret at the
renee. This did not satisfy the vindctve lady for
few minutes after her departure her Cayas entered
the house Of Madame Fillipuzzi, and, notwithstand
ing the energetic remonstrances OF that lady seized
the little culprit, and carried him off to Madame
Ivanos, who caused him to be ahassed in her pres.
ence and then sent him to be confined in the govern.
ment prison. NJ Fillipuzzi appalled, to his consul NJ.
Steindel de Plessnet. who has demanded the isnme-
date liberation of the boy, and satisfaction for the
violation OF domicile both Of which being refused,
all intercourse between the consulates has ceased and
the aaz is referred to the Embassies at Constantine.
pie. In the meanwhile thsboy, being an Ianan sub
ject has been claimed and obtained by Mr.. Blunt the
consul of H. B. NJ. And all this fuss, and its very
probable important results, to be brought about by
snowaall!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10

AN demonstrating the delivery Of the address
Of Mrs Doctor Birdsal to the members Of the Indi.
ana Legislature, in joint Convention, on Wednesday
in favor Of Woman's Rights, child commenced
squaling at two forty rate (for be it known that
children as well as women attended that Convention)
when gentleman took charge Of il and pacifed the
in the nursery business and looking at and listening
to the strong minded woman making speech,
could not help thinking how illustrative the scene
was of the idea Of the rights Of such women.
[Vincennes Gazette.
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BY N. VIGN1E.

S q &. a,s.a s s
81 os'eSs r 81 ao 81 e s sas1 sg
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sns
ss sa md m Sads so
wo1 TN 9 eS viz. ss cyp.:. ss
ixns .d By Nos 10 in American nsasurs
III Is fee. front FLORIDA L.ndin8 same
sss On Il IT, r s1:
on .sas ssss ssss e.
.: f. ss s. ssd. ss .ss
width the line I'D feet IN depth and font w,Os
M g 81 r rs; M; IL sS =
A. Be:nsTdcs and Pamyrs Streets d'
y e II &c .sa
,i r,a'e On an I and
'sss: e as dys. line &c. & & 5
line. front jackson street. the wlth In he rsa III
f'f 1; s:1s In
s y 81 s IN On Ss b line os @
s y n . sn on another ss Ill.,
8 sss in and In. f5oa. Sesssn
T.. Ne g Get Inches ne Other dept, line di'sins
Lot No Is Of triangular form, and measures q feet
ais ssas
st. BANK and PsmgIs dsssastsd
g b ss
o and On snS s.ns
and $50 feet inches and lines 'front.' both st. John and st.
is. TWO SQUARES OF GROUND. designated on plan No
Is BY the letters snd B. situated in the Of the First Dis
Square is bounded by st. Adene st. Msgd.ne Poydras
and Heva now Lafayette street. and 10 divided Into twenty
elusive The entire square N American hasthe fol
line street. feet II inches lines st. Magdae street.
2A5 feet inches and line on Poydras street. y
Square bounded BY g. Jane ST. Adene Poydras and
the plan by numbers from 28 inclusive The
mansions Of the entire In American fol-
lows viz 9 St. Adeline street $50 9nches
2a5 feet 2 inches and line on Perdido street.
By inspect II the plan H. will be that all the lots IN
The whole according to plans BY A. DeArmas g..
which be presently examined the Auc 0reers ofc
Banks Arcade Psssage So plans be exhibited also
cash. and III.
balance on credit and for notes Of the pur-
cued by special mortgage the property sold with all Of the
vendors. privileges and the clause alienando sid
ty in of non.paymsnt maturity said Rites vii
then bear per cent interest until fully paid This
condition will not be understood delay
The Buildings against are for hei,
fn value and the policies Of insurance transferred annually
the agents Of the city Of Baltimore uL the Of she
note In OF delay neglect hs Of the pur
ehasers IN complying With this condition said policies Of in
The purchasers will be put
at their own expense and will have comply with The term
properly by will be sold for their account
Acts Of sale before H B. Cenas ESQ Notary Pubc No.
Common street. at the expense Of the purchasers fe4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10

ASSASSINATION ATTENPrED--We have just been
informed that Mr.. John Butler, at the Plains, was
dangerously shot on Friday night by some unknown
person. Mr. B. had stepped ont on his gallery before
going TO bed, and received the shot in the breast
from his hidden foe. No can surmise the author
Of the deed [Baton Rouge Advocate, 8th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10

a LARGE CRoP.-The gringing season was con-
cuiled at the plantation of Mrs A. E. Flint on Tues.
day last. The crop made upon her plantation is we
believe, the largest ever made in louisiana consisting
OF upwards of 1900 hogsheads Of sugar 1000 barrels
moasses, and, we believe, 400 bales Of cotton.
[Rapides American, 9Th.