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daiel at Sydney, n. g. w., Aug 1ith, furnishes the following par
ticuiars The ship struck ON an unknown reef in lat 24s loo.
TO As W. on the night Of the 2:.h Of May last The omcers
and crew had to leave the ship as quick as possible tosave
lives; In five minutes after the ship struck. the rudder vas un-
shipped. stern post broken, and stern planking torn on Layby
ship until morning in hopes Of getting some provisions, but at
daylight the sea was breaking over so that it was impossible to
board her, and therefore tLsy we're Obliged 10 leave with only
what they stood in, and n little bread, which was soon spoiied
by the salt water. On the second night after leavingfhe ship
the mates boa; was capsized and one man was ost, name nos
mentioned. On the sixth day they landed on one o. the fee!ee
Islands smore dead than aiive.n They stopped there all night,
and found some water and a few cocoanuts. % the tenh gay
they reached Oyolau, one Of the Feejees, in lat. IL Al 5. lon. IFS
50 w where thew found the American Consul, John II. Will
ans, who did all in his power for them. The ship was offered at
auction. but no one would bid ON her. At the time OF wreck she
had on board $50 bills. VIII, and $50 do. sp. OIL The officers
and crew had arrived at Sydney in a schooner. Capt u
.bouyht he should come home via Canao and Panama. Capt.
Richmond, late of the franklin, lost, was at Sydney. ana would
return home the first opportunity-NeU BEDFORD FdPers-
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Doub,less they oil see the Star OF Empire rsins
in the troubled sky Of Mexico. -
n NV last letter 1 mentioned the rumor wnlcn was
.her in circulation to the effect that some 1VO n''ious-
tors had sailed secretly for Mexico; but sirse TIM.
,;ae I have been able to ascertain nothing In iegasu
to it. uuo,
ros. ~ rur C1rppEa SHIP q QUEEN OF THE PACIFIC.
This ship was ON her way from New York to san
Francisco. with a full cargo Of goods something ike
$500 tons. She struck upon . reef near rernauouoo'
on the night of the 10Th Of September last. Inc
crev reached Pernambuco in safety, and part OF cargo
between decks had been saved by wreckers- run
particulars have not come to hand.
Two SUICIDES IN ONE WEEK
A French gentleman, reported to belong . "sA
family in France, bearing the name H. "o
rLerer, a few days ago determined to put an q :"
hs existence.=which had became a burden to him on
account of some pesuniary disappointments lie re-
n.;r.a for that nurpose to Black Point, and blew out
his bruins with a pistol, upon his person was found
a note to a friend in this city, to whom ne was W.
debted. in which he related the causes which leo 10
the tragedy.
The other case was that Of Mr.. Eldridge G. Page,
n gentleman of talent and worth. He was weil-known
as n writer. under the non,me de plume of Dow, Jr-s
He terminated his career. by the use Of arsenic. Inc
causes which led to this rush act are not known.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The great Libel case Of Senator Grant vs. the
Erenine Bulletin has been settled. The jury deci-
ded that $500 instead Of $4,000 would pay the
damage occasioned to the Hon. gentleman's character.
The proprietors of the Bulletin therefore had to pay
$500 damages and the costs of suit, which will pro-
badly be $500 more.
A young1s) lady in Nation, Coles Co. illinois,
has written a funny love-letter to Postmaster wei
Ter, of this city, which the .alta publishes, rer6afln
ct fiteratim and q curious specimen Of literature 1t
is. The lady desires the worthy Postmaster to select
a bachelor, (Which genus she of course supposes to De
thick as blackberries, in San Franciscc,) and send
him to Nation, ILL.,, If he wants a good wife. This
is certainly an enterprising age.
The Bensley Water Works are completed, and our
city is now supplied plentifully with pure water.
Mncn Low has fallen lately in the mountains.
Rev. j. D.. Ssrong formerly of Honolulu, now OF
Oakland, has raised a carrot weighing nine or ten
pounds, on his farm. Mr.. Strong's friends will be
glad to know that he has also cultivated muscle very
successfully. and that himself and famisy are in e1-
cellent health.
The Milwaukee arrived yesterday, in % days from
Honolulu. The architect is not yet in.
The clipper bark Comet. is to sail for your port via
Hilo, on the 18th to 18th inst, and will doubtless
carry another United States mail. NUUANU.
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports

Am bark d. Godfrey, -', to sail from Boston oet- %, WIN
assorted cargo TO j. c. Spalding.
Am sch Emma Rookie, Chadwick, sailed from New London
Oct %, via Taicahuano-
Am BARK Zoe, Bush, sailed from New London July 25th, with
merchandise 20 @. A. Williams 4 Co.
Am shin Charles Phelps, Brown, sailed from New London Oct.
Is. with merchandise to G. A. Williams K Co.
Am. clipper ship Syren, Green, from Boston, sailed Oct. 3ist,
with mdse to G. Brewer r Co.
Brit bark Heather Belle -, to sail from London for Homo
lulu and yancouyer's Island, Aug. 80, with merchandise to
Janion, Green 4 Co
Am. ship Amethyst, StudIey, from Boston, sailed August ID, due
Jan. l-merchandise to p. 5. Wilcox
Am bark Washington Allston, Woods, from Boston, sailed June
%. with assorted merchandise to-Chas- Brewer ID
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To CLEAR A ROOM OF MosourroEs.-A writer in
= south Carolina paper says " I have tried the
following, and ind it works like a charm. Take OF
gum can. phor. q piece about onc-third the size of an
egg, and eyaporate it by placing it in . tin vessel
and holding it over a lamp or candle, taking care
that It does not ignite. The smoke will soon ill the
terribly annoyed by them, when I thought OF and
tried the above, after which l never saw or heard
them that night. and the next morning there uM
not one to oe found in the room though the window
b00 hem IG0 onen Al niuh4
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cu,,srxAs. happy, merry Christmas. occurred TINS
wear ON Enthusiastically, as the YOU'RE PeoP,s
win have il. and they are the only judges VS. VIII al
Lou IN the matter. Old Father Nicholas, however,
managed to make his appearance g day or Two az.
than usual, choosing Little Britain, the res'aehce .
Capt. Luce, as the scene OF his ad7sat. On TUESDAY
evening, there was as happy a ga aering OF Jasen.ies'
young and old, as ever kept Christmas; ana i,s"e
merry time they had. Little trinkets, dolls, ana .oys
were scattered about with the utmost profusion. "n"'
the shirt of the s. Wizard seem to appear In ~
group. and poked all sorts of fun and tricksat every
body. After the younger portion of the throns hau
dispersed. the dance commenced and held I'LL ia'e III
the evening. - W.. c.o.mer
RUSSIAN STEAMER.-The Russian war o.ea"ei
Plastoon, of four guns, Capt. Matskiewltch CON-
handing. arrived ON Sunday last, Az days run
Hakodadi. Two other Russian steamers are expected
soon from Japan, including the flag ship with Aami,
raj Pepoff. All these vessels are homeward Douno
via Tahiti and Valparaiso. The following IS a is' Oh
the officers Of the Plastooa
Capfain-Matskiewtrh
First Lieut.-Baron Won Dusterioh.
Lieut.-w. desCarstensen,
T. Like,
" T.. Berezin,
.t w. Lehman,
N. scdetsky,
Isl. Master-M. Ewdokymof,
I'd A.. Kotchetof,
Doctor-A. wuischeslarzoH,
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DIED.

smTH-At u. 8. Hospital, Honolulu, December II, George Il.
Smith, Of Cambrdgeport, Mass, AMI belonging to whaleship
Oregon.
BRISsxADE-In Lowell, Mass, October 9. Peter Allan Brins-
made, aged IS years, formerly n resident Of Honolulu.
BROwS-In East Boston, Oct. &c, Harriet Brown, widow Of
the late Hon. George Brown, ex-ConmissioDer to the
Islands, aged So years and s months
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VESSELS IN PORr-DEC. 90.

Am clipper ship Daring, Simonton.
Am ship Leonidss, Woods
Peruvian bark Josefa Anyon, Colan-
Russian steamer Pastoon, Matskiewitch-
Am ship Black Sea, Cate.
Am bark Frances Palmer, Patty.
Brit bark Sea Nymph, Williams
uaw Sch Marnia, Hooper
law. bark Gambia, -
Am sch Jeannett, Cook.
New Gren. brigantine Jennie Lee, Benedict.
Am brigt- Agate, Green
Am sch Far West, Porter
wHALRES.
Ship Arctic, Phillips Bark AMOR, Micheison
Levi Starbuck. Jernegan Greferberg, Enberg
Harrison, Dennis ionia, "
Benz Rush, Wyatt Vernon, hing
ToraL-I3 merchantmen and 8 vhalers-
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PAssENGERs

YOKEIcx.
From SAN FRAxcrsco-per Daring, Dec 2l-James A. Daily.
For MKEAs's IsLAsD-per Agate, Dec ga Mitchell, X II
DrysiaIe, N. d.
coAsTwIsE.
From KAIrA-per Kekauluohi, Dec 25-Judge L Andrews,
Rev A Tburston, DIR Herrick, Mrs Asa q Thurston and 2 chill
dren, w ID Morse
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QUEENS HosruAL-This institution is now fair

QUEENS HospTrAL-This institution is now fairly
at work, quietly but surely doing good to a class of
our population who are generally unable to hel?
themselves. As the knowledge Of its benefits extends
among the natives, its field will widen, though even
now its capacity is at times fully tested. a larger
building, with more conveniences will soon be need
ed, and we are glad to learn from the following semi
annual report Of the Treasurer, that the board possess
the means to carry forward the undertaking when
ever the plans shall have been matured.
To II. r. Prince L. Kamehameha, Minister Of the In
Sra in accordance with Article 2 Of the Charter Of the
following semI-annuai statement Of the financial .ransacrons
and condition Of the Corporation.
RECEIPTS Up TO THIS DATE. Dc 2orH, 1889.
From Concert by Honolulu Amateur Musical Society, szIs IS
Benefit given by Prof. Anderson. 500 IS
ss;sss Sc
DISBURSEMENTS, etc.
Paid Pal rent .sas, Of = tf Pssr;siyn ns,e Sax 70 N0v.l s sas GO
PAID wages Of ssTard and Servants to
Paid for boois, stationery. pdnting. etc,
to peg : It io;h on n:3s and marriage
for 0 months on interest 1000 90
Cash on hand, IS :.
ASSETS Dec. Goth.
Cash on hand, .......-......Sl,olS 80
Mote, for money loaned, 90
subscriptions due, W
sls,aos 50
Inoast q wages: ETC., from LIST inst. to
Amoaas .sissy Of Physician i,on Nov. LIST.
TO Gate, -2O8 50
B.l.ns. snI SIS %
cnAs- r nrsHoP. rsv.s.ssr.
Tue Wrxrurr - Il usn.I In onr v;nter Monffo
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FEMAL DOAhDlNd
in another column that Rev. s. E. Bishop proposes to
open a boarding school for girls at Lahaina. Much
as we desire the success of these schools. we greatly
regret that more retired places could not be
selected to commence them. 1t is true that only very
young girls will now be taken. but a few years Will
advance them and place them exposed to all the vices
Of our large towns, from which no restraints can
keep them. We trust that some steps will be taken
to effect an early removal of the female schools OF
Honolulu and Lahaina to more retired localities. We
understand that Mr.. Bishop proposes to take in but
twelve scholars. "
Pew SALE-The annual sale of Pews in the Fort
Street Church took place on Monday last. The eveE-
ing was stormy, but the attendance fair and the
bidding spirited. The total of the sale amounted to
SO, 1914 large advance on last years rental. We
understand that the Trustees have raised their
pastors salary to $4,000. Among the testimonials
received by Mr.. Corwin. from his parish. and which
shows the esteem in which he is held. was a Christ
mas purse containing S615 in gold.
Fy The concert of Messrs. Hasslocher & Waldau
this Evening at the Fort Street church. will afford a
rare treat for The lovers Of vocal and instrumental
music. The Polynesian enormously stated that it
would be on Tuesday. 1t will take place this (Thurs-
day. evening. =
JuRYMEN.-We are informed by the Marshal, that
Jurymen ordered for the January term, will not be
required to appear till Tuesday morning at Q o'clock,
as Monday is Election Day.
q For late papers, our thanks are due to Capt.
Simonton, Mr.. James A.. Daily, and to Messrs. Nc
Rucr & Merrill and C. w. Brooks, Esq, of San
Francisco. -
FURNITURE SALE.-An extensive sale of furniture
= - A. 81 a. ~ Iaufop
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C.nco or smP srEEs, FROM Bosros 70 HosOLrIr, OCT. 81.

o. IMPORTS.
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SAN FRANCISCO r x

NEw BEDToKD on Market The sperm oil market As We
have before seated, has been qzite active, although the sales have
not Announced to hzf a. much as last week. Sales this week foot
up 400 bbs 90 bbb- at 81 IS Ier gall, and the balance at
81 3a- About 81 bbIs- head-uatkr at 81 IS per gallon. Stock
in country about 5000 barrels
In whae oil about 1000 bbls- have been sold at from 42i to
50 cents Per gall according to quality In New York sales are
reported Of us bbs, selected, at 5Oi cents, and 2oo0 bbIs- at
50 cents The stock in the country Is set down at $4,000 bbls-
In Whaebone We hear Of no sales in this market In New
York 10 S00Ibs- Arctic have been sold at 90 cents per h., and
$500 insL ssush Sea n y cents. Stock in the country about
100000 Ibs-S- g. Standard, BOr-3
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n For late papers, our thanks are due to Capt.
Simonton, Mr.. James A. Daily, and to Messrs. Nc
Rucr & Merrill and c. w. Brooks, Esq, of San
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. 1.
e For full reports y Whaiers. see 4h Page--R


- For full reports Whaters, see 4M Page.A
ARRIVALS. ~
Dee. gam schJeanneft, Cook, % days from San francisco.
x3-Sch yosy, Berri1, I'm Kavsihae, with ezffe 4 sheep.
Z3-Sch Kaizma, Boues, from Hilo-
34-Anfs lip Leoadas. Wood, - days FIN Port Townsend,
t1Ukh cargo 1nmbr, en- route for China
2&-Ame clipper ship Daring. Simonson, 10 days from San
Francisco, Consigned TO Agent American Guano
1854 Llxian, I'm Hilo, With pull, motasses and sugar
2-sch Nanunkawai. Beckiey, from Kohala, with native
vsfs1ef preduce EFDtD9E u8fEl
E-Russhn steamer Pizst0on, Maiskieviteh, 4odays from
Hakoizdi
e-Pervisn bark JosefA ATyon, Co,an, 20 days from
CaIiso, en- route for China
Ssh Kekaulnohi, Marchaat, from Kona, with oranges
and WOOD
2s-eeh Msrn, Noseno, from Maui, with cargo wood.
26-Am vh ship Rapid, Drew. from Kawaihae, of and on.
28-Sch KaIuun- Anto0io, from Sea In distress.
23-Sch Exci, Kuheana, from KoIoe, with sugar and
2kSch Ksmoi, Wilbur, from Lahaina, with potatoes.
DEPARTURES.
Dee. 22-An Nh ship Drono, Cox. TO cruise West.
Pam ship Bowdifck. for M.Kean's Island
z5-Am vh bark Kuphases. Heath, TO cruise West
23-HAncvesian bark verden, Coppermann, for Bremen
72-sch Marxzref, Naikai, for ports On Kauai
21Russ IN bark 1urku, suferbIom, to cruise and home.
2-Haw Nh brig Hawaii, Schimneiennig, 10 cruise
z6Schrs Kzmsi and Moikeiki, for LAhAina and Kahalui.
- z1-e<h khsliho, Cnbb, for Hlo.
H-Scs KsAma, Borres, for Kawaihze and Hid.
~ lisa KsDehAmeha ~, Henry, for KonA
a. Elsa NAanokasai, Beckiey, for LAhaiBa and Kohala-
z-sch Keknuiuohi, Marchant for Kona-
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SAN Francisco, Dec. 8, 1859.
Mr.. EDITOR AS the clipper ship Daring sails
for your port this morning, | hasten to give you a
brief summary of the most important events which
have occurred since the date of my last communica-
tion.
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NATIONAL CIRcUs.-On Friday evening last, on
the occasion of the clown, Mr.. Lathrop's, Benefit, one
of the most entertaining performances came off that
have been given by the company in Honolulu. The
house was crowded, as might have been expected.
The '' hreman's race resulted in the foreman of
Engine Co. No. l Winning the silver cup-time, Ill
On Monday evening, Mrs. Lee took her benefit, and
last evening Mr.. Lee had his. On both occasions,
there were full houses and magnificent sport. The
company remain here but a few days longer, and
will proceed to Tahiti.
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FURNITURE SALE.-An extensive sale of furniture
takes place to-day at the residence of G. L. Lawton.
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.lzrINas !. shs 1911 1s.sls fs.teraay.

CITY HOTEL. Mn Moody. 6 Strong, p J Red,
s J Butt Miss. y G John, r F Wilson, o Il Rus.
sell. W Dunn, Tex. r. Burr, Ala. d + Burr
d 6esnSSrs vn'Isa J. Lawrence "a 1oseey II ,s
OILS. Fla. - Wilson, Mrs Hagallon, 3 Eairbank,
Dr. Ward, 7 E Cooper ] Ronrde, La. !. "A K Bassett
and lady, " Cummings, r Redwood, 8 Bell, W Pat
terson, Glover, Ala: r. D Melton, Rob
Mo: :. j G Mcdonald, Tenn. .Dr D spotswoods,
z Moreno Fla r " Lang Gity; r Goodwin hhn
n Gosh, W Lee, VIM Thrift 9 Stevens, La. J
B Moody, KY. 4 3 Maxwell, 8 Bridgers, J T Ken
needy, j Dunn, W F Brantley. J Singleton, R Moss,
Robb, Miss. Dr. Roberts and lady, Jones,
K Hayams, Jas McGartey, Dsrna, Robt Tweed, DR.
OFT. g Myers, ] Welder, Lad A Herring,
Miss W B Robinson Ala ..B NJ Etheridge, Ga
Ca. H P johnson, Ark. .Thos Cryer, La. :.
R P Williams, Ark.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. j Randolph, La ;.
DR. G McCollum, " Buckley, N Z. DR. Berney
N Jones, N Kendrick, 7 ] Person, P 7 Monttort, ]
Williams, W r Furman, Ca. j Hoadley, A Cur
4 Manlove, Miss. j Van Peit. Miss Bunting, !
G. -. DR. F N Hereford, W L Wynn, A Borland E
E Lawrence, W Read. La. j Healy ] s Farren,
Miss Kearney, Miss Collier, Mo-. d Ludlow, Mrs
aOqssea and d. qdy M..s
Crozier, Tex. - Stursevant, Tenn. DR.
Peck, Rogers, Hyslop, 9 G Way, Mass. \. e
Etheridge, City. Mr. March and lady, G Day
ton, Ct. "A Green, Robt H Hood, Miss Mrs
Nestle and child, Chas 8 Norris, Md.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. Jos Baker, La j Van
Bergen, r. j N Markham, Ky. Miss Tucker,
Miss Fitzpatrick, Dr. Fitzpatrick, La. Geo Whitman
Ms M Ra 3nS Bradbury Edw Post JRG Abendusk
sansbarg, Mrs E Davis, Jno Pickens, KY DR.
Hays and lady, La. II Berndes, N Y.
ARCADE HOTEL. w Cole, Nd. j Hutch
inson, " ;Brakefield W N Toles, Franklin, J
Williams, Miss. . m Seackelford, J Woodward NJ
ellie, H Eastbrook, La. VIM Trewitt, Tex. H ]
de Silva, Brazil. w N Budd, Ill "A P Wardel,
City. ...R Page, Ala....H C White, W Blackwell,
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TOM I5th DeceIn6e 1858. I'll paid and COSTS Of suit.
And for the balance the purchaser the
OF amounf Of his bd the payment of promsoy notss
amounting In the aggregate the S643l four Of
whic1 being To- of ST. 402 7S fifth
the sum OF $500 all drawn by Mrs octava atda Mcuaeb
and seyeaiy the 10 June 1851 18th july 1851 Isl oco
ber S ls November 1851 and lst November 1851 TO the
1852 with interest from their respective
dates I'LL paid and bearing privilege and special mortgage
on the tpot.
E. T. PARKER,
al6 IL III Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Leaves every SATURDAY at6P.M
New Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
, IT, FOR TRENTON, MONROE. PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison
burg, Trinity, and all Intermediate landings on
olachia md Black KissrsThe elegant and
commander g. Work. clerk, above at o,ciock
T. M, For freight or passage apply board
V1RGINUS O. DENTZEJ,.
IeI - s. Advertising Agent.
privilege of reshipping.
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OUACH ITA RIVER,

Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst a,5p M
i, ~ - FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS
l@SSdAAt,sSS' Little Bay. Mers Bluff Champagnoie viii
ksssss mpgos Pigeon Hills, Moro, Marie Saline, Ala
bma Landing Bayou bartholomew, Mouth dArbone Trenton
Monroe Fine Bihf Castors columbia, Hasonburg Trinity
and all landings Ouacha and Black RversT6e fne md
entirely new passenger steamer CatnhOtila j. ID Waker
master will leave above. For freight passage apply on
VIRGINIUs G. DENTzEI,
ais Advertising Agent
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Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. y. From Canton, 18th April .IOs bales
90 ThornhilI &co. 50 Pritchard & Flower. .2s PAYNE
B Harrison. .23 Brne, Vance Aco .lS Mcfarland &
Barksdale. "a j Persons Geo.. 10 Friedlander &
Gerson. II Robson i Allen IL Carroll, Hoy Eco.
10 Buckner, Stanton & Newman. IS Lewis Il Oelesby
80 McLemore, Raybum AGO. 6 Connolly b CHAMP.
lin. Bradley, Wilson &co. IS Cutrer Harrison &co
Edward Nolle &co. 6 Rives, Battles Il Noble. 4
Barrett. q do ellis, Ferguson Geo. Total 494 bales
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FOURTH DIsrRicr couarl SAY "


New Orleans. II McCsieb No is0sO. A@'''
QY VIRTUE Of i writ of herl facins to me
- directed by the Honorable the District OF New
Orleans in the above entitled viii proceed to sell
public auction at the City HOTEL street. between
II o'clock - go -
% . and "a in b,unded BY Caro- dslet formerly
APOLLO St Chasles formerly Nayades Tsrpsichore and ~
Melpomene Streets tuat in the Firt District of this city
said lots having the following dimensions, to.wit-
Lot No. q % feet inches front Carondelet
street. BY adph and front Tsrpsichoe ITO
Lot No a measures q feet inches front Tepsichore
street. by depth of 127 feet a3
Lot No. 2 Measures % feet inches front Carondelet
street by depth Of ITO feet, between parallel lines
Together with the threestory brick buildings all the
provemcnts thereon erected by plaintiff for defendants ap
by the building contract and Of mortgage e
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Jn The of cla helm The
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SAMUEL STEWART VS.. Mrs.
OTTAWA MATILDA MCCALL
EB, wife Of William 7. Morris,
Corinne Jane Nc Caleb and Theod.
H McEalah M u nsN
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WANTED,
- ---------'-----'-------
FOR RENT.

- STORE To RENT-THAT DESIRABLE two
Brick Store, occupied by 0ubernao-, Terry
31Wells, OF Kampat and Triton Walk Shell Road
side, New Ban we'll located for provision and hardware
store Rent Possession given the LIST OF May
Apply to WALTER NIG0I,
lgSt Charles street,
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Leaves on MONDAY 18Th Inst, at s r. n.
81. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
r. FOR ST. LOUIS.-C0NNECTINGA AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central. and at ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rsiiroad--Ths
msser vii sys s ~ sas IN M a
above For freight through tickets all points, NORTH
East or West, apply on board.
and shippers rely thu puncuaty Of
this steamer. ,as
A3-Ho berth considered engaged until paid for.
A8-A plan OF the cabin be ssteroons secured
~ Supplying at the Company Office 81 Camp
Commercial Place. PA l9e
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZKL
AlS Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16

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Wis IT,. est par Is, le present donne aux cream
que celia peut concerner davor dedure dix ous
date de la presente publication les raons lesquees
lie couple presente admnstraeur de
serat point homologue ses mans
repartis conformement au dit compile.
. Par ordre de la Cour.
ais 16 81 j. L. KELLY, Deputk GreHier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16

Leaves on SATURDAY, 10th inst, at S Pm
n REGULAR LAKE BISTENEAU
ktkszESsS packst-For sInden. Moscow Port Bolivar,
Eos A.san aGh and 0gsg Grand Rnyou aIsad
Ryer and Lake Bsenean The ane passenger steamer Boz
ntta, W. Daniels, MASTER John Long clerk will leave
as above. For freight or passage apply on board.
. VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
all ..... ...E Advertising Agent.