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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

MEN OF NEW HAMPSHIRE remember that
the eyes Of the Nation arc upon you, the hearts of
the Free beating anxousy yet hopefully IN view of
your struggle next Tuesday. Do not disappOint
them!
They ask Of you no impossibilities. They desire
no triumph Won BY unfair means We simply ask
you to take care that every Republican voter is
seasonably at the polls mex. Tuesday, and that he
is not misled by personal appeals into voting part
OF the adverse ticket. Only poll all your Own
votes, and see that your opponents give but one
vote to each legal voter, snd it is enough.
Your first danger is apathy. There are towns in
which you ere very strong, and here your full
vote can only be brought out By early, persistent,
systematic effort. There are towns in which you
are weak, and here some will be browbesten into
Staying a. home, or voting for come Of tae Sham
candidates, unless they assured and ckeered BY
their brethren more fortunately located. Look 10
this in time You ara Thry-Eight Thousand
strong this day and your adversaries do not exceed
Thirty Five Thousand at most. Yet if they bring
out Thirty -Four Thousand of their voters, and you
but Thirty Three, the result will be disastrous. But
you will rot you must not thus blast the hopes Of
large majority Of the American People. You are
electog Congressman who may very possibly have
to choose the next President. Your are probably
deciding whether Freedom or Slavery shall
control the organization Of the next House
You are about 70 show whether the late happy
change in the attitude Of your State was spas
medic and Fictitious, or real and abiding. You
are writing your own history-mske it noble and
inspiring You are holding the frst Election in
1859, and opening the Canvass of 1850 Let the
electric wires next Tuesday night fash from Maine
10 Kansas the glad tdings tina: the Granite State
is still true TO the glittering generaEies" Of the
Declaration of Independence to Eternal
Justice and the inaherable Right. Of Man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.
I.rN FtHs AT DUBUQUE, Iowa.

Mrssss o. c. HERRING Coo, ats; | sm requested by
Mr. T. A. C. Coohane Of this place 70 to you tost on TIE
morning O'clock his store TOOK hre and
TIE entire Of goods destroyed The heat became
suddenly Of the goods could possibly be saved
your Champion Safes all preserved perfectly AND wei
hey called Champion, for duhns the whole eonnssa
pouring Of flame directly upon the
safe which contained them Ana st oPenos IT. the In
side found 70 Be- scarcely warm while the outside was most
severely scorched. iouIs, truly ~ A. hcCLyKE.
HERsrxG's PATIkT CHAnPIoS fIKE AND BURSLAE.fEoor
RAyas with HALLS PArExT PowDEkPRooF LOCKS afford the
security OF any safe the woId Also SdoboArd and
for Safes elegant wokmsnship and tnish for plate &C.
81 vii be paid any person that show that
Herrnxs Patent Champion Safe failed 70 preserve is
coutsuts In an scci dental IRE 5. c. HEkRlNG Co,
Nc. 81 Broadway. corner Murray.st,
opposite City Hal NeW.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

We trxss that eur co

ssrsuinsry selc Of honor. We trrss that eur CO
temporary will promptly resurn to moro Peacefal
and more professional sentiments, sad seek redress
for sny injuries be may have suffered oo msy fincy
be hss suffered, in soue less shocking manner. Ii
would be in the higbe,t degree unfortunate 10 a'e
mild expression, il the editor Of III. TINES should
he so carried away By feeling of anger, or BY 'he
natural yehemeuce Of controversy, IS 70 ehsliense
the editor Of The Post to the deadly srbiErament OF
" the open dueIlist" We earnestly hope nothing
of the sort viii be doEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

The ~ Y. Times of yesterday, in an article on
the Sickles case, says that The EreHing Post or
rather lie responsible editor, in bis comments On
wh,. The n. \. Times has before said on that
bloody affair, has invited the chastisement with
" the scorn Of every decent member Of society
The same article contains other intimstions which
seem to imply that the responsible editor of Tae
Times is prepared to transport hi, quarrel with
The Post from tie inky arena Of journalism to me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
The Tribune for California

Will be ready at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning. 1t
viii contain the Money and Market Reports Mar
rages and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing of the last
steamer. The Illinois leaves at O'Clock. The
mails close at o'clock. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing for sale at the counter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

The new Senate convened yesterday, but did
nothing except receive Mr.. DcOttle's proposition
that our Government negotiate for a suitable dis
trict in tropical America, to be colOnized by the
voluntary migration thither Of our Free Negroes.
1t will probably adjourn within week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

Our State Senate yesterday stopped the trifing,
discreditAble faroes being enacted in its behalf by
two Investigating Committee. We should Judge
it was high time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

The Europa, now due with later news from
Europe, had not been signaled when our paper
went to press this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
Nelu2lurk Daily Gtibm,re
SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice Be taken OF Communications Whst-
Intended for insertion must be suheDticated ~ the
address OF the wrtsrnot necessarily for pubca-
ton, hut guaranty for bis coed faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
Business letter. for The TRIBUNE Office should Ia al cases be
addressed TO Horace GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

The Session has not resulted in half the mischief
that was urged upon it. The Thirty Million Cuba
bill lies very dead on the table Of the Senate.
The President formal demand that be be clothed
by Congress with power 10 send troops to Mexico,
10 Central America, &C.. to protect American In
terests and open any Of the Transit Routes that
may at any time be obstucted, was not even con
sideIed by either House. The Senate would have
amended to death tho Cubs bill had decisive vote
been reached, az We regret that It Vas not; the
House would have laid the naked Slidel abomin,-
ton on It's table BY at leAst nifty majority. No mat
teri sleeps well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

The mails for Europe by the steamship Fulton
will close this morning at l0l o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

And here, in closing, let Us pay tribute OF
gratitude 10 two Member. Of this Congress
for their services at the late Session. Where so
mary did well, it may seem inyidioas to specify;
but We feel that 20 true Republican will dispute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

UoIIowAy's PIIIs.-The Lancet comedies
Ola. he, hsy, siormed seemingly inaeu, oares sis.
eo.ss A M viii regulate the y,e aaa give soS ana
siEeg 10 BE tlteIas fsrcts0Is Of tie e"sY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
Te TnE CoNsuMpTME.

Let hcse Dsush under the fata severity OF our climate
through any pulmonary complaint even those WAC are IN DC
xlded ptiOn despair There saie ana
remedy 81 hand AMI easily tried WlLhoRs OoN'
OH LIME, without Possessing the very
havot the article heretofore uaed endowed
by Phosphate Of Lime with heAiug property when rem
der. the douby eoAcious Remarkable Testimonials OF its
efficacy exhibited those who desire 10 them For
oAle BY A. B. wILEo2, Chemist No los Court st Boston In
kewSoIt BY MLHAu Co. No lSS Brosd~aS' ana oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05


These are not all, but they are nearly so. And,
beside the Admission of Oregon, passing Appro-
priation bills is nearly all that has been accomplished
at this Session, and even this, it seems, has been
but half done. The bill to aid the establishment of
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges in the several
States lies crushed beneath the Presidents Veto.
The Homestead bill, which passed the House by
100 to 20, was not allowed to come up for decisive
action in the Senate, having been repeatedly STAYED
of-once BY the Vice Presidents casting vote The
fact that the President stood ready to veto it, aided
doubtless to inspire ts enemies and dishearten It's
friends. The several attempts to abolish Frank
ing, TO reform and reduce the Mileage OF
Congress- 10 reduce the number Of Custom.
Houses and the cost of collecting the Customs
Revenue, to codify the laws which regulate com-
merce, &c, &c, all failed for some reason or
other. In short, no real Reform has been effected,
except by cutting down appropriation, for the
Navy Yards, &c, which will very probably be put
up again SO soon as the exposures OF Mr. Sher-
mans Report shall have been messursbly forgotten
BY the public Indeed, the only item Of Reform
embodied in the last Congressional Compensation
bll--the stipulation that no Member shall receive
Mileage for more thaa two Sessions OF the same
Conpress-has been overturned BY tie Senate,
which, on motion of Mr. Bright, has voted to pay
the new Senators mileage for the Extra Session
Just called-thati is mileage twice in the sane year.
The rule being thus broken over, we presume both
Houses will pay themselves extra mileage for the
Extra Session which the President is expected to
convoke for July or August next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
AMERICA SoLDIFIED MILK.

The sttenton o Person, hanf charge young ehdrep
.fnx.hds IL allied this stce lea by th. New.
YoTk Academy OF MeoiciFe IS also By psy.cans and
Rupares Il our citizens who have osed it. pures and
A. lea. m fined sugs 10 assys uady fcf immediate
l. Of chanse from Posae . the air Persons
s a. ga win ind ibeispeossbe ~ betT comfort health
Sst stsl DEPOT Nc. lS1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
RROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCnEs

BkONhS BRONtHiAl lhOiubS
Or CoUGR LozFSGEs
Cure Cough, Cold, II arsensss and inhnenkA
Apy Irritation Soreness Of TIRE Tbrost.
BKows's BRoNcHlAL TIocAEs
Relieve the Hsckins Cough In CoE'UmPoon,
Bronchitis, WbocIi1s Cough AstAnA I~iA'ih'
BRowk's bRoScHiAL TKocHEs
Clear and str, rgthen the voice OF sisSENs
Indlspeuslbe 20 PUBLtc sFtAKLks
BsowE's BRONCHIAL TEocHts
so0ihins and snpie-CHLDKES use thom
Assisting Expee.oTstion and curing bozis-best
- fNSnaipehtly the 6rs, al beat"
Raw HksRY WARD SxHcHEE.
Z" recommend their u Pebble speak-rs'
Raw T. u GRAPHS kEwfoET.
"Ihsye proved tbeu exosIe1t f0r WbooFtnr Coesn.T
Raw. II. w WAEkLN BoSToN.
can old lady end having tsd many remedies foT Asthma
Nilh benefit ioupd great rsAef from tie TIoCaea"
ksv D. LET'S FRANKFORT Ill.
Great benefit 10 affections Of the Bronchial OrEsns"
DR- J. ~ w. Lane BosTON.
e. simple and eessns combinaiOa fox Coughs, Ac--
DR. u. = BIGELow, BoSToN
sok b. Druggists everywhere, q cents pei boz
GENTLEMES's HATS, SPRING STyLE>.-BIgp,
re Etsat Invites the attention % his customers and toe
poehe TO he styles Of HATS the hsh hh sud tseiio OF
~hoA Are not exeee1 BY the productions Of eou.e ne
trade. bird No. AZ Nassau o..
GROUP GROUP GROUP p. ). BROKAws (Of
Middle Bosh n - ehds life saved few days hsv-
been stseket BY this distressing complaint BY DR. ToBiA
VENETIAN LlNihkNr 1t is warranted y case n
used wheu tft tahen Sold al the United States >
cents per bottle Depot No Sc courtlAndt-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05

The Appropriation bills were considerably pared
down in consequence of the exposures made by To-
yestigatiDg Committees and the low stste Of the
Treasury. Those which passed are az follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
VICKsB BURG PACKETS
IT, UNITED STATES TKI- r~~.
l@AlkSS WEEKLY MAIL LINE ieQ.fcs

A&2&khksS6 WEEKLY MAIL LINE nunfSs n
- TO KSBURG. ~
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. M,
The magnihcent " s. Mail packet Grand Duke Cant
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara. Red River LANDING For
Adams, Natchez Waterproof, Rodney ST. Josanh a W
O'Clock p. M, Aoh'bAI, al o
,n The Grand luke vekbug the steamer Roe
as high as Greenwood. va ~ A"A'o RIVER
THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock p M
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Wick si,urp Csn
oapt D. NJ white, will leave for Donaldson WILLIE Psone
mne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red RIVER
sh G rGf a ADAMS Matches Waterproof Rodney St.
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing Skpwith Landing PHI
chers Point Ashton, Grand Lake WASHINGTON Carnna and
l1g and FONT Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY at
The yIGKsBuRa connects at vieksburg with the
tne fazoo river as high up as Greenwood
SATURDAY, at S o'clock P. M
me magnificent U. s. Mail packet Natchez. Capt
L. T. eathers will leave for Donaldsonyille, Paauemine
baton Refuge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
& ADAMS Natehez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand
o'clock P. NJ. ' nv
The steamer NATCHEZ connects at Yicksburg with
.he steamer and will take freight for all landings
On me Iazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
on their regular days without FAIL hour appointed All
their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will any letter or
containing money Jewelry other vauabe unless regular
bills Of adiug TAKEN specifying the value and
the paid for any valusbes deposited with ID clerk
by the psssengers contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board, RIO
CARROLL HOLMES 60,
yell UnoI How. IS ca,ondeistss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
Iowboat Anglo American, Martin, from the passes
n vent down light brought up ships Chasca,
Hellespont and schr Daniel Goodwin.


Hel0w-COmfng Up.
Ship Magdalene, from Bremen Feb 10th to Mummy
LHling &c0.
Ship Logan, Marsh from Havre March I'd.
6hip Enoch Train, Rich, from Liverpool Feb 3d. via
Queenstown, Feb Gath, to P Whitney Aco.
Ship Emerald, Cook, days from New York to Geo
Ship Esmeralda, York, from Liverpool Feb 10.
snip saml Locke, switzer, from Grimsby, Feb It'll,
6hip Qnebec, Rnark, from Bremen sth Feb, to H
Jhip h Prescott, Bachelor, from Hayre 2lst Feb,
TO Baxter, Lowell &co.
ship Cumberland, Merrill. from Liverpool, IL Feb.
Ship Loeb Lamar, Randall from Sunderland Sd Feb,
with $50 tons B iron to order.
Ship Ariel. Green, from Liverpool 18th Feb, to P
Whitney eco. y
Ship Rurtemburg. Mcclellan, from Liverpool, Feb 6,
to G. H0nold &co
chip ca. Wheeler, Delano, from Liverpool, to P
nip 9 " Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to
Hynson &co
Brit Brig Kate, Stevens, from Belize Honduras via
9qatsn Island to de Egana. corgo fruit to
Schr Argus Eye, SHARP. - deys from Philadelphia,
to Creevy 4 Farwell.
6chr Jno johnson, RUSSELL from Brazos Santiago to
G0ldenbow h Lesparre.
6chr Onativia, from Savannah, to Poole &c.,
spoken.
BIZ Rapt Crafts, of the Ship Arcoe, on the 7th inst
a the Little Isaacs bark Hesper, from Boston, as
days out, bound to Havana.
By Capt Westcot,t Of the ship Nauset, on the 9th
inst, on Cape San Antonio bark Milton from Cardiff
Wales, bound to Galveston.
Exports.
NDIANOLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
Atlantic IS hhds sugar, 4I9 bbls four "a bbls pork
b6s whisky, 200 sos corn, $50 scs Coffee 40 boxes
LIVERPOOL ship st Patrick. .s427 bales cotton
1850 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Chimborazo .2s25 bales cot
ton. 80 - :, q
LIyERPo DOL. Ship Sir John Franklin. 1926 bales
cotton. 5 a5
LIVERPOOL. Ship Sea Flower -. 3OS5 bales
cotton. 2.s5sI.1
LIVERPOOL Ship Atlanta. .sls5 bales cotton,
800 slaves.
BORDEAUX. Ship Wabash. los 900 slaves.
BOSTON. Ship VIM Jarvis. 1852 bales cotton l04
% rags, go bbls whisky, bbs molasses do sugar
- bxs machinery, bales and 1852 hides.
{, BRAzO3 SANTIAGO. Brig Minna Schiller. 8 ties
hams bids tobacco, sS bbls flour, 100 scs corn 10
81 march 0o0 shingles as bxs soap, bbs sugar
Dbl lard OF. 10 bales wax, l6 bags cocoa bales
paper hbl tarpentine, 100 pes castings, engine
ana boiler, 500 pkgs mise.
SABINE PASS. .schr Thos Potter. A cks bacon.
% DDls PORK bhls -four, 1000 # nmber, n stoves,
ST THOMAS and market schr g n Tou,rsona
200 bbls -four, A bbls beans AZ do eornmeai n do
rice, 40 do bread, 20, 1000 # lumber 60U0 shincier
CHARLESTON .Schr Col Lester. 2s4 bills whisky
AZ bbls molasses, 20 do ale, EOS coils rome "a hbds
bacon, l75 bxs candles, s pkgs mdse. '
Imports.
LIVERPOOL Ship New England. .3ls bxs tin II
cks hware 20 bdls 10 bars iron Slocomb SEQ. 20
bdls 500 bars iron to Goldenbow & LesparTe 7sh 00
s.ates z 2 Davidson. 80 tcs soda ash F Lenning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

SAVANNAH, Schr Onatavia. l47 csks rice to A
Anze. so do Wood h Low. 40 do y 3 y Levy:
bales domestics Haynes b Lord. g bbis WHISKY 70
voolries, Griggs &co ISL scs peas 81 pkgs mdse to
Wood Il Low. 81 do E Locquet.
CHARLESTON. .Schr Daniel Goodwin. .67 ties
rice 2076 scs peas Wood Low.
BOSTON. Shin Chasca. sos tons ice W Bos-
worth &co .asst'd mise.
sCAMpEACHY. Brig Racquet de- Tampico. $500
specie 500 qunta ogwood 66 doz hats 80 do sponges
81 turtles 800 pcs wood to Fernandez eco.
RIO DE JANIERO. Ship Carioca. 1000 bags
coifee to Schwartz Aco. asf57'
MOBILE .Schr John Arthur IA bbls turpentine
$50 do rosin Blessey dco.
CARDIFF. Ship Marthv Rideout. Railroad iron
10 order. M a,ss H.. e.
MOBILE. Schr Olive Branch. AZ bbls turpentine
e Nessey &co .6S do 400 do rosin N Smith &co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
A T T A X A P A 8
ACHIFA RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY. 18th inst at5P NJ
ff~ FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS.
Little Bay, Miller's Bluff, Ohampagnolle, VIII
ming'oe; Pigeon Hills Moro Marie Saline Ala
oaina Landing Bayou bartholomew Mouth Arbone Trenton
ohr0e fine Bulls Gastors, olumba Harrisonburg Trinity
and all landings Ouachta Rvers-The and
entirely new passenger steamer CatnhOula j. D. Walker
board. N s'eH " p.ee "pf'' w
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL,
al3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
FOR OPELOUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, a5PM
H. FOK OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
1880 49, w. hurton, q. =. Lonaier master, win
leave above, taking freight for Old River,
simmsport and all landings the Achaaiaya also taking
passengers for Donaldonve Paquemnes Baton Rouge Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara, Moganga River For
freight passage apply on board,
~. NJ. JOHNSTON L CO., No. 3 Front LsTee,
dl3 If near Customhouss street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-An persons Indebted unto the
estate Of the late Lewis Neville Shelton deceased are re-
quesed to settle the with John Charles Borel Tesla
meutary Executor Of said Estate and all those whom the
estate be indebted will please present their for set
Element al No. 81 Common street
Charleston Courier Republican please and
send in their bills above. ' ~
vlS.-Les persOnnes qul peuyent devOlr
"a IL succession de eu Lewis n Shelton sont prizes de
voulor ben de suite John Charles Bore execu
eur tesanentae de Ia de succession personnes aux
quelrs la de succession poura devoi presen
Commune No 81. aS IL ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
MILLINERY

N JUST RECEIvED-A NEW AND SPLEEN
Mrs. Clark, Agent,
Corner of Poydrss and Carondelet Streets
Where afnl assortment Of the styles Of Bonnes
Ribbons, ETC., ETC., kept constantly on hand,
Country purchasers will do to call before buyng also
where they will advantage both lin styles and
prices Canal street is not the only where fashionable
and the newest styles of Millinery can be found a2,m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

assass -
csnssss osnes, No. 70 Camp strsss, /
Monday AorAns April 10, lSas3
CLEARED Saturday.
Z. A.,.rt,c T.,hot far Galveston .nd In,
Ss .k e e ~. r 3 pa,, -,
sc .s ~. r,rn. can "a r;v.,,ooi fAsne
49,. v,...., - r,- nee1ef' hnox dco
= 49, /" nlsuaeae' 'os aaso1p.0s, .u -
70. So. ,,.,..,,;, =. ; nsAsc. nos0'a Wv
. ioNel' io1 rs vs,, &co
- DaAee1s a 49,. - -
n kIsrc1, Fcies, Ior LNeTPool sonee ceo
80 OAmpcsaxo, 6ilchfsst, for Liverpool, -
-. v....x p....... :. r,..s.,,. 'oues w
up WABASH furln8ton' lof boro6aux, t,,,,.,i FRO
., nsA'g ~ sg = na -,
~ N sar1m Ballard, ior nos.on VI nlt;.,
1nS 41nnA Schiner, wilson, iof ntAsos "
80. 8. o.x,.. D.. : 2 '''-ps
cAE Ihos Potter hott ior ssD'ne cs X
!, :. =, -. =. = r'S, = ss'>''.1''S0
49,. -. Ssss risstor pools Heo
eenr Col Lesse5, a'A - se-e
Arsiysd saauEAay - fesfcrday'
ekip Aroole, Gratis, 70 days from New YORK to
q Gfseyy 4 k.sEsA; lst dist y.
Hhip DonAd, Adonlss ~ oays HUN Dosson' 10 1eo a
F0edlck. ~ dms -. -.
Alp Wnbar Ftsk 1urweh, nom Hsvfe, 1lst req 70
NRs4er pant,
NIP lis Eozssts hoonson IRON M A W. IN pa
~ e s.s MMtney &C., s an ~ cis s; 90
N'SAS'Sff
ist9 rep; point. -,
e11p 9noch Ialbot, MerTyman from tiverpooi, itth
Feb, 70 Haxter, Lowell eco point.
Sip NAnset Westcott from havre, Feb 9th, In bal
Ast 70 MASTER. 80 uist 80. 49,,
ehip Heliespont, kennard, from Swansea, Jan zotn'
" mss'eI RSls ~ -. So, poston = Can
cnlp Snssga me,a ~; ~ uhys ifoa Do'soA - o'o =
- W ~ Hss go, ;a,,o,, 18th Fab
Emp NeM ~ Sp Eues, lie ~ a.. AS'n foD'
MA, cs,;s,cs rn,ey from Rio ie Janero. 25d Feb
.'-sf ~ sch,r.rfre 6co. Ouarantine Station,
~ ~ W. Wsss pstscr u DAYS from Philadelnhia
- :. - = CIV Fsrreil sd dist -.
- Gsmhia, Steen, Is days from Charleston, to s
LIE u Levy. lst dist TO-
Gpan Hsik Conchiuate, Bertran, from Matanzas, in
ballast to master. LIST dist a.
Tx Brig Pacqnet dc Tampico Alera, from Cam
peachy 70 Fernandez Gco "a dist -.
eehr y Goodwin, Beaston. IL days from charleston,
to Poole Aco. 20 .. dlst 70; -. w...,. ).
HchE olive Branch, smith, Gays from mobile, 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

From 18th DE embsr, 1855 till paid and costs of suit
And for the balance the purchaser ito the extent
Of the Of his bid the payment Of Ave promsory notes.
ousting in the aggregate the Of $ l2 four Of
the Of $50 all drawn by Mrs ocsya Matilda Mccasb
and seyeay the sh june 1851 18th July 1851 Isl Octo
ber 1851 Isl November 1851 and lst November 1851, to the
November 1850 with per interest from their respective
till paid and bearing privilege and special mortgage
upon said buildings and lots and the surplus any cash
on the spot.
EFT. PARKER,
Al6 IS Sheriff the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
M. L. T a
ale IS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlean

f0usF s.a osss. fE1E o JAMES
DY VIRTUE OF and In obedience to an or
der OF sale rendered April l6 1859 and to me me d
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
at public auction ATURDAY, April Both, 1859 at u
Gi1od and Julia streets Frs, District Of this city
dy casks 10 Wine Liquors. 80 casks Ale 10
boxes Schpapps 20 boxes Oranges do Lemons ~ hhds
Sugar. 10 sacks Coffee bbls Sugar. q bags Almonds 20
cases Whisky, do Syrup.
Attached in the above suit.
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