davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-02
9rp GOODS.
GROSS IL STR AUSS
will open to-day,

Rich French COLLARS and SETS at low prices.
New styles of COLLARS, the first imported in the
Country.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN SETS at astonishing low
prices.
Elegant MUSLIN COLLARS for 75c & 81 and upwards.
Honiton, Maltese, Yaenciennes COLLARS at exceed
ingly low prices.
French Wells and COIFFURES, the best assortment
in the city, among which have entire styles
full of Gimpure, Valenciennes Brussels
and Thread LACES, black and white.
Cambria EDGING and BANDS. White Goods of all
kinds, the best assortment in the city.
IS cartons of new styles DRESS TRIMMINGS BUT
TONS and TASSELS.
The best quality of BLACK VELVET Ribbons at
half price, by the piece.
English and German COTTON HOSIERY, at a great
discount by the dozen.
The best quality KID GLOVES, in beautiful Spring
cOlors.
Silk and Lisle Thread GAUNTLETS and GLOVES
New STYLES MoHAIR MITES.
Rich PARASOLS in all coors at wholesale prices and
other new staple and fancy goods too numerous
ton.
To Milliners and Country Merchants offer well
selected stock of goods less than Boston prices
cash or approved credit. Respectfully
GROSS d STRAUSS, 1872 Main street,
app diff ODDOsite the Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-02

A liquor dealer doing business upon Water
street, Boston, performed the wonderful feat
ofturning water into rum recently. His custom
ers say that he has frequently done the same
thing during the past year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-02
r.. IN. RICHNTONn.

Nos and Exchange Place, Providence L. dealer in
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Of Paper Stock including White
and Colored Rags, Hemp and Manila Rope &c., &c.
febl dawtf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

S"9n Se, mel Suteltsr, bort pis Slatter tee
IS DC 9rpBs Stlberpappsl aus'n Bart. gSas mol
len Se msbr?
Sept mar bas Maa6 msiner Snbionoticn ruU.
gai@ pafte ia meme Sa6en sulammcm, warf
S6raubs'n nntcr Sudden cinen 8balcr ouf bic
SrmmpNe nne elite Die flint lsilen 1rcppcn 6inof.
N'etn sSs9 9in9 brett nab Dem SubnGrIe. Mtr
Gem nodIten 3u9e reiite ih micrcr nads ..
SD bate IN elmer ~ein,iacu Nubt mcbr ais aes
mug pom Der ~Seipitscr Misie ssirben unp mar frpb
zap th aus Der Mr6mCbnuns lei Shraute
msni9itsns mrtn 2cbeu' micocr nit nab ,6auIc
trabte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
Ssain ab9cfcrti9tr @icbescrflGrnne

0raf:
9Strit, Sicthrn, m MIDI mpbl erbTrrn
Spu mid Die Srircnihaft prr;ebren {?
&9rpIertn:
Nfein lteber Hcrr, ic lcin mrbG a'ipGsis.
ST N'"n Die SeiDenihait ~ 9cfrGbis?
Graf:
SS'e tanrtt ru nod 10 9%roulam I6cr3erk
Slltane BREMEN mir i'm 6cr,cut
&9rplerin:
Grum 1T aud bier 10 srpee Sibc,
SD 9eb' uno DOr bic 5euerprisr.
Graf:
bore metnre 6crScns Yo9en,
Se'n taItcr Sinn BATS mir 9ebre6cu.
&YrOlerin:
Va %hurfens ia ni&t LANCER Ilumen.
u"b ni6sn'S pispsr s'ammen leimrn,
Graf:
>, &atbe, fOll i6 mid erI6ieRen2
pier lte9' i4 iammcrno Dir 3u 6i6en.
G9rUlerin:
Nte Gro 1T BAIT nod feubt pom 2eoer.
SD mill Elm 2eintuA unterlrsen.
Graf:
0arf th 6eut' Na&t int ltiQen @artsn
Did, Iietes MaO6sn, ppbG erparttp 2
S9rOlertn:
Das fam i'd Ialt 70 9'nau ni6t Saaea.
Da tommt Der 5ana, DEN miiTen,a ;rooep
Graf:
Der Sans! rer Sans! Ieb' pc6T On Srsra.
Ter pans bat mir gu psrbr 8duRe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

SIT tcutc NtenO G6eotcr? frostc in eincm
9'tel Gin 6remOer ben &eaner. ogcS" cntscss
nrte pteIer. Nb, Sic IpreGcn auh cnoGiI6 >
"Sut" mar bic 2lntwUrt. Qu@ fron;SFj6 ?
nSo!"
Us gilt tein 9r66creS llctcG. iastc Cicero,
ais bic batiu@t lei Genieniscn, rie i'm Gicnlte
Der NepubIit inp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
Ser Strcit unn Sen ScufcI.

sSout t6r nm rcn Gcrlfcl frcitcn,
Sb er oa lei pocr uiht,
Wenihen SDleS 3u tcreitcu -
90ret, mas Der Gtdter ipri4t.
er lit pa, iHr f0nnt rs 9Iaubcn,
No6 nit pfrrOeiuB uup Shmcif,
6rtehen elmer e3clt gu rauten,
Die gum 6rtcpcn NOD ni8t 1cif.
@r 1T na, nUh gu serlceeu
Strbr, DulOuns, Gtnigfcit,
Aneinanper Die gu brben,
Die DerbGten lpatcn Strctt.
Sa, bic NIT Der 2itts s4rrtsu
6rlsoenctunrcr ~ipllten Iein,
Srren9rn icltit Der 6GQc Nfrrtcn,
Grnn8en i'm sur S8cIt binrin.
50, Der Gcnfrl bduft nod immrr,
9apert, baBt nod uno Ycrpammt.
gHar' cr's nid)t, ibr itrittct nimmer.
um icin Daiciu, SrrnentFammt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
u cninqunarn

Der ,,Nn3ciacr" criheint icotr SonuotcrH, ium boltz
Idbrlttcn SubiclptionSprciS Spn 81. 80 in SprauSiohtup0,
pecr 20 Cts. per Ntn0t, iobibar an pen rcip. 2rdaer. sJuss
irorttSe Nbontcntcn ttltctcn rcn Saetro9 an bcn bcrauSectcr
tScttCrrSrr 6T5l 0ttGGt9lt riniuicnbcn.
Gntiprcthenec %eurd9e uuo Nittbeituneen mubCn blrttar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS urb ouf Serlan9en prncrjrt.
Nnictscn uno SCianntmodbunecn 0ucr grt werbcn unter
%ipl9cnecn ScotHNunecu aufatupmmeu: GinnOlj0c Ginrlidr
un9 ctnee Squares 90 Scilen rbcr weniNcr bitbcn cinen
Squore) 80 GtS., 'pcjmOise Ginritfuna 10 Ste. urb fur
jeecs pcttCrC WOl % Gte.; ijbrGitc @eib6ftaNn;eiNer wtr,
zen fr Sl2 IN bGIbldbrlihcr SurouSiubluu9 enlightenment.
0ypBerc NnSet3cn Ucroen perblltntfm6Gig tcrotnct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at SIS per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFitE: 14S MAIN STREET.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
NOTICE.

'I'E underdg ned hereby gives notice. to all persons
having guns, locks pistols r1e,, or any other atcies
at his shop for rephsrins that u tho 10 call
and settle for the and take the away before the 18th
day of Juie 1859 they will b. odd tho charges
them. ROBERT WAGNER
Wilmington, May 9Th, 1850. mny 1874.
yXYE get Woods Hair Restorative cheapat
w II. Il. BRlNGHuRSrS
s---
WE get oryecnatti Bitt'rs, cheap at
w II. Il. BRlNGHURSr's
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

O'Clock tomorrow night you will see the
drunkard reel by the Market house and follow
In his wake"
Samuel was about to make reply to this
rude man but before he had time to give.ut-
terance to single word the door opened and
he was gone.
Left alone in his humble abode he now
gave audible vent to his reflections, in the
following languagei
aWhat dark villanous deed has been
perpetrated--in the bosom of quiet town
like wilmington But for this rude man 1t
would never have been developed either
What heart could have been SO black and
perhdious az to concoct such a base scheme
and what vilisnous wretch could have been
found 30 debased as to put 1t into execution!
Little did dream that such characters dwelt
in our very midst. Tomorrow night! What
an age to him who reposes on suspense and
wakes to brood over uncertainty. would to
Heaven that this man had not come till day
light or have told mo where might find my
Ida.
r,,. q. ,oo cru.l. A thousand pangs wrankle
!. ho.oro xbsu think Of the dangers she
!. .,h,.cte, 10. But then he has told
-. ~ w;l, de,ivor her over to me TO. morrow
night.
Tho r;nr,ss vii, be hours; the hours years
an ,ornorrov NIGHT. Tomorrow will be the
,.nros, d.v that ever Samuel Irving saw. Let
mo Ioos once more ,upon the portrait, which
hoo.. ,hs anast linaments of loneliness.
..uid ,o,a an /, moru;uy noon and night with
,.,,.t,a ordorr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

A PRETTY LrPrLR GAM yoR PRgrTY LITTLE
LORDS or rHB ADxIRALrY.-An amusing game
Is that of building ships, and seeing whether
they will float. You must first get some oak
timber and knock 1t into shape anyhow, till
II begins TO look something like q tub. Then
take your ship to the seaside and see II 1t will
float /; but If II will not, you must take II out
Of the vater, and pull It to pieces again, and
begin making frosh ship. Do this until it
does not sink. When this il the case, you
can bsgn putting In your guns but, II it
should roll over, which Is very probable, you
hal better osrry away your ship before II goes
to the bottom, and phil II to pieces again, and
patch it and construct II on quite new plan
but II, after all, il does nothing but roll over,
you had better put II aside for firewood, and
lose no moro time about getting some more
oak timber, and begin building another ship.
The most amusing game, however, Ia to
build some four or FIVE ships at the same time
as like one snoshera as two eggs, and to launch
them all together. IL is great fun TO watch
them In the water. One will pitch, the other
will toss; one will roll, and another will do
nothing At sill but sheu strong desire, like
a stone, TO 60 the bottom. This sport is worry
divertins, and mover tires, no matter how
often you May repeat IL.
You may play this game 81 often az you
like, for you can come 10 no harm in trying
the experiments, N youdo not go In the ships
yourselves, and have nothing 10 pay for the
amusement. tis the stupid English nation
! which pays for all.-Puaoh.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
SIR WALTER SCOTT.

A gentleman who, in the year 1928 or 1927,
travelled with Sir Walter Scott in ths Butcher
Coach from Edinburgh TO Jedburgh, relstes the
following anecdote illustrative of his pune
tilious regard for his word, and his Willingness
to serve all who placed confidence in him,
particularly those engaged in literary pursuits:
1--WE had performed half the Journey
writes our informant, "when Sir Walter start
ed a. from q dream, exclaiming, '0h, my
friend c., have forgotten you till this
momentI' short mile brought us to q
small town, where Sir Walter ordered post
chaise, In which he deposited his luggage,
Consisting OF q vell-vorn short hazel stick
and paper parcel containing few books |;
then, much to my regret, he changed his
route, and returned TO the Scottish capital.
sThe following month was again called to
Edinburgh on business, and curiosity induced
me to wait on the friend G apostrophz-
ed by Sir Walter, and whose friendship had
the honor to possess. The cause OF Sir Wal
tsr's return, was informed, was this He
had engaged to furnish an article for period
icai conducted by my friend, but his promis,
had slipped from his memory "a most nm
common occurrence, for Sir Walter was giftet
! with the best menories) until the moment o
his exclamation. Iiis instant rsturn was the
only means Of retrieving the error, Retrieved
| i
Mr.. O. received several sheets Of closely
written manuscript, the trsnscribing of which
l alone must have occupied half the night"
| The kindliness Of Sir Walters nature pro
cured him friends-his literary genius onl
admirers, although certainly the warmest al
mirers ever author possessed. Admiration
however, was sometimes In his case not freel,
bestowed, and perhaps not unconsclously FELT
He was fond Of relating the following aneeiot
Of what he called pure and sincere compli
ment, being not at all intended as SUCH bu
as the reader will perceive, meant more a
roproaoh than praise Shortly after the dis
closure Of the authorship of the Waverl
Novels, the "niighty Minstrel called on tn
late Mrs. Pair Of Lsnglea, an eccentric oil
lady, who had lived through moro than ha
Of the last century, and who furnished 81
Walter with many good tale and legend {
days gone by. ''rhe old lady opened on m
thus 10 use his own words '5ir Walter
I've been long wanting to ace you. IT'S n
possible that We hae been writing in novels
thao lees Oh dear me, dear me-! cam
: believe y yet; but for a'that, ken | ha'
} seen Dandy Dinmont somewhere; and Rebet
ca, oh she's bonny, well-behaved lsssie yol
but Jennie Deans like the best ~
'There," said the pleased baronet, 9 ca
ye that q common compliment 2"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIVE public N hereby notified that have. thu led
i day Of May A. y 1879. CAUSED the certificate Of the pei
yas marx on my bottles to 10 ed ia the oce Of to ssc
Rotary Sste In order claim tho benefit Of the aet Of
tho Gencrnl Assembly In such made aud provided.
THIS 10 nofy tie pnbc tLHi the mark my bottles
to paint the bottoms whte Persons buyng irifek.
OF In them without my will be dealt with Rncsd
ng to law Any one having bottles OF my esabllshmsat,
with their names them, will forward and brlng
plain Dn'a. and exchange theR.
May 2l-et JAMES CONOHAH, Agent
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
NOTICE.

TIVE sub erb proprietor Of the Carpet Mandatory
Il aud second Hand Furniture Store No ~ King etrst
below Pourth, iakcA this oechson TO inform oil parsOns
lenvns woik at my ea Shnient 10 be- ovc, thk they
tuoated to come forward and take their goods away
within hre months or they will be- sold to pay tie oS.
psnss Attending the weaving Respectfully
June I-3t. JOHN JACKSON
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
Porter, Ale and Mineral Waters.

efT1sN THE undersigned wonld respectfully nay 10 the
4=t pube that he II prepared to supply Tayefns III
kA4 Families &c ut short notice. and on accom-
nodating terms with Massey Collins Brothers SeehH
ted draught Ale In barrels aud half barrels.
Bottled Porter, Ale, Lager Beer and Cider. Mineral
Waters Of various navor bottled pure md unad 81
for sale.
Place Of business At the u Sixth and Orange ST.
where 81 order will H. received and attended to.
Apr. ~ WILLIAM FOORn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11

A GHosgLr PRocMsieH.--Phe Sons Of Malta
in Louisville turned out In procession at mid
night last week. The Journal says: "Long
files Of brethren clad in gowns and cowls |;
banners of the order; ths appropriate symbols
OF the Maltese Gross knights in armor /;
heralds In ,sbards, with pennozed trumpets
patriarehs clad In religious vestments the
Grand Council of Ten and the glare of nu-
merous torches made the scene very impress.
sive, while full baad played the midnight
march OF the order, which Of the order, which
had been to Malta what the Marsellaise Is "a
France. The lateness of the hour prevents I
full description of this mystic array of cowls
and helmets, but II was very imposing, and
attracted crowds of spectators AZ every avail
able point
Szs- Post made from tho limbs and upper
parts Of the tree always last the longer.
Eas- A bushel Of gpano weighs 20 psnndA.
The faot furnishes csat Of it's purity
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
Hotels and Eating Houses.
WESTERN HOTEL,

WESTERN HOTEL,
Corner Of Fourth and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
.eAssA THE underslgusd having taken the above Ito
Ela&M tel and made such improvements de- iol
,,sMH necessary for the accommodation " tho prhiie
tHaia begs leave to annOunca that the house IN
open for tina reception Of boarders and visitors.
The large enclosure connected with the prenisr undf
the management Of experienced hcstcrs afford superior
accommodation FOX farIners, drovers se.
The table will be supplied with the choicest articles
the market produce served IN the best style by polC
and obliging servants.
Tho Bar will he supplied with Wines aud Liquors Of hf
best brands aud Cigars Of the best quality
The Bowling Saloon attached 10 this establishment VIII
be constantly open to visitors.
Nothing. in short, will he overlooked that may rnlt,
butte to the comfort OF the patrons NJ the HOUSE.
Apr. 23ly. JOHN :. WALTER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
ROBERT TAYLORS
BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY.

"a THE nh1rfsilned having lNrgely Increased Ia
iAcitce for successfully prosecuting his busines,
ssSs tho shape oftwo large brick buildings with all
the appurtenAnec-takc this method Of informing his
friend. and the public generally that after twelve years
practical experience In ha city he is prepared se
Bread md Cakes lower than were sold In piavAe
before The following rtcs will DO strictly adhe,od TO Al
present One and half pound loaf ut cents, pound
loaf Vt 10 cents Cake Of every description propoionais
" low New York Biscuit Soda Biscuits Sugar Bsoul,
warranted Of the very bc.t quality and sold cheap
they be hought In tho United States He las also IN
connection with his Bakery established the ma{ Aeturs
Of Confectionery In this branch Of business he ne
thing hut the best MATERIAL and employ btho very
best workmen His wagons will run In every direction.
and goods purchased ths establishment will b. deliver
ed within twanty miles of Wilmington free OF charge
Retailers will nnd to tolr advantage tp call Vt tho cor
OF FiNh and 1atnall srcc, and examine h stock w
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Store, eorner Of Fnh and Tatnnli sns-,s wlmisHss.
DolRwatr.
Apr. 23-ly. RoBRRT TAYLOR.
u iinIisiIila =. II.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
CITY Assessment for 1859.

THE City Assessment for the year 1859 having
been completed is filed in the Office Of the Clcrk
ofthe City Council. for public inspection The City
Council will meet to hear and adiudge appeals from
the sid assessments on tho 0th 7th and 9th days of
June next. at I o'clock, y. nj,
IL. HARTMAN. Clerk Of Council.
my21-t les.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-11
Wanted to Rent,

4 MILL with from 81 10 10 Looms with Cards Mules
N and tile other necessary machinery for the Mapuac
turo Of Satinetta.
Any person having such mill to Rent can hud t,nant
by applying to GAVIN THOMPSON, at Plaglor's Coach
Factory, Wilmington, Del June ally
FOR SALB-A two storied house situated on stt be-
Spruce and Pine streets. Il contains six rooms
four Of which pspered There a SELLER under the
entire building and the whole in complete order
Price $50. Terms four hundred eau remain o. thc
house; the remainder cash, Apply TO
JAAFS MONTGOMERY
June u No, vs. shipley Street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-07-27
Administrators Sale.
Two Likely Negroes,
Administrators Sale.

UpY vir,ue of an order from W. F. Durisoc, Or
I'D diuary of Edgcfeld District, Twill sell on the
THIRD OF AUGUST next, at the late residence
Of Joshua lloey, deceased, all the personal prop
crty belonging to the Estate of the said Joshua
IIollcy, decd, consisting among other things, Of
Eight Likely Negroes.
Terms made known on day of sale.
uill.also sell on the same day and at the same
place, the real estate Of the said Joshua Holley,
deceased, comprising Thirteen hundred acres Of
Land, situate in Barnwell District, and bounded
by lands of Martin Holley, Vandy George, Jesse
Gcnrge and Henry Ford.
a TERNs-A credit of twelve months, with
interest from duy of sale.
A. L. HoLLEY, Adm'or,
with the will annexed
July l3, 1859 3te 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-07-27
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose tho money 10 u,llrcss for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
Nv frst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
an communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to be directed to
MCKINNEY i Cos
SAVANNAH, Ca.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-28

And these receipts will give crop for 1858 of
1850 000 II it should turn out So so much the bet
ter for the country The Mobile receipts since satnr
day are, so far 6000 bales to figure on Wednesday
next-so that few weeks will enable her to furnish
her quota Of the estimates we made in October last
The further talk was of the assurances Of letter
writers from New York to Liverpool-that the full
extent of crop would not exceed 100000 to $780,,
600 bales which fostered and encouraged speculation
in Liverpool. Some illusions are made to the same
In 1851, with estimates Of two mil
lions Of bales caused the widespread disaster of that
memorable year in the cotton trade. We shall in.
dulge ourselves after while with some little concert,
perhaps, and remind the traders and operators how
they smiled and almost derded our talk when in Oc-
tobar last we estimated the crop at 100000 bales
and in December at $3.50 600. Possibly our talk will
be needed hereafter.
The Northern mail via Mobile failed yesterday,
from point. The mail via jackson came through
with dates as late as due.
There was report of break in the levee at Mrs.
Holidays estate l6 miles above the city, same side
but it only turned out slight ripping through some
outlet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-28
TALK ON CHANGE.

Yesterday opened with talk OF creyAsses and
breaks in the levees. There was one heavy creyasse
between midnight OF Tuesday and yesterday morn
ing but It from the Skies or overhead overflow.
ing, IS usual heavy storms Of rain the upper part
Of the First and the lower part of the Fourth District
preventing many of our commercial and financial
citizens from reaching their several places Of bust
ness usual. There was nothing lost by the delay.
~ the Crescent was before them AT their iom;cils
giving the accounts brought by the Galway steamer
Circassan, which were of date the 18th inst, from
Liverpool. This announcement took the public bv
surprise, and the intelligence formed tonic Of talk
during the day. II was early discovered there was
Interpretation in Middling Orleans the f;pnres ala
being intended for 5-l6 The stock Of cotton in
Liverpool on the 18th inst. was 4o7 oO0 bales Of
which SAL 900 bales were American. The stock on
the corresponding day last year was 1872 o ba,ea az
which $4,000 bales were American. It will he oh
served there Is an excess Of American. Tho latest
political intelligence viii be found under our tele
graphic head,
In our talk yesterday the types made use of some
highly extravagant words, saving in regard to TIM
mage five hundred thousand tuns instead Of two hum
dred thousand. and making twenty per cent for
twenty-five per cent. These figures were intended
that is, 900 we're calculated for Saturday last
and crowded out Since then there has been many
cearances and departures OF large vessels so that the
actual quantity Of tunnage now in port and due is
reduced to one hundred and seyenty.6ye thousand
tuns {i75 000) against one hundred and ffty-three
thousand tuns fl53 OOOl same time last wear While
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-28

In &AzE or AcDoNoGH PRoPERTY.-The great
o McDoncgh property advertised BY N. yignie,
~ cttcneer. commenced yesterday and with very
atifying results. The Macarty Place portion Of the
lnte - sold, the aggregate amount for which the
11ieus squares were knocked or reaching the very
s sum 81 $50 0es, and this, too with the reserya-
81 Ne city u two squares and several lots with
ulidings thereon. We are glad to see suburban pro-
Siss n snch favor, for i Is healthy sign of in.
psase and prosperity when the public thus indicate
conddence that the citys growth will ensure quick
IN constant appreciation Of such estate.
Ihe sale will be continued to-day, when many val
ah5e lot. squares and tracts will be put up, as to
hich We refer to advertisements in this paper Civ
dstsiled Information.