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Arrivals ut the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. cHAhLE3 HoTEh4;:AP Eisk. \ Y,i..S I. Lester,
Stevens Vnsun. ID White, Peton, jna Lawrence
Ia. j = Bryant and lady e e + y Moo Wm 1 Lander, Ter
Cox, Jas Mekaye Dr Jas Il Moore Miss johnson and
Garner City .Rey !. Lewis La. jno Hayoie, Jno
O'Relv, Westfeldt Aa....s syir, Miss. Rev Jno
Rowland, La.
CITY HoTE-.... j Shelton Ky..,Ja Burke, La....
II Bennett, Ky...H NJ &oneure, hagan, " II Bihop j
! GaIeger & smh, La. Wiley Morgan, W Byrd and
Master G Hays., n. w 4 Usher, Miss;;.W Allen
i Taylor, Mrs Il Paterson. Miss Fnyior w Por
-, Hudson, Miss. Mr. Hayer, G.. ,Jai Mitchell W
II 30 q. + heMtou J a0nn, y Sooke.l Reynolds, " "
swsr ThSs rs 9ninI tiny nIeuT l. \ y9asen Rob %
mickelsos; Miss Jas Ggnnog, Ala 90 sin; Mis-.
George ard lady, Ala Perkins VIA Hollis, Tex. Mrs
Btue3 Penn, La....E DaYenpot. Miss,..J Riyes,
II Ry<s la.
ST. LOUIS HoTEr..,.J W H9ffman, La...,E Smith
Md. j Haster II David an lady Mrs THIS lf5aron
A,.Mrs Hamilton and two chtldren., Mrs Hendricks
and wants.
AR ABE H0TEt...,J Parson. Team. D sencey, :
Il lskt1 GG.,..T, rbling. Tex ieo Miil,r, nJ N
Foster ad wie rsx,..J Il Thompson Ga.A IL HafflS'
7 Team
WITupgAwN.-Ho Hon. John Letcher has Withdrawn
from the canvass in Virginia for the present, in con
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SIX DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
lnr THE s4rIosAL L1sz.l

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-The overland California mail
has arrived here with advces from San Francisco to
the l1th ultimo, which six days later than were
received by the Coatzacoalcos at New Orleans.
The news from California is unimportant. The
hostility of the various Indian tribes along the route
is increasing. -l5s%a
Mr.. Bishop, with party Of forty men, who left
Lejohn some time since to cooperate with Lieut..
Beale, attacked at the crossing Of the Colorado
by force of six or seven hundred Indians belonging
to various tribes mostly Mohave, Pahute and Tumas
Indians.
The engagement lasted three hours, and large
number of Indians were killed, the Americans main
tanning their ground.
After the battle Mr.. Bishop concliated the Indians
by distributing presents among them. and finally
received permission to pass through their country.
Mr.. Bishop and his party, however, retreated, and
sent to COL Hoffman for assistance.
Col. Hoffman was expected to arrive and attack
the Mohave village about the 18th of April.
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TeIesraphed to the New OrIea.s crescent,
FROM HAVANA!
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY,
tBY rHxBAL1zE LIMB.

City, Capt. Shufelds from New York via Havana,
passed up the river at o'clock this evening with
dates from Havana to the I'd inst
There is no general or political news Of eafcient
importance to report BY telegraph.
HAVANA, May 2.-The Sugar market has under
gone little alteration. Number IL D. 8. is auoted at
81 reals per arrobe The stock of Sugar at Havana
and Matanzas amounts to 296 600 boxes.
Molasses closed dull at 81 to 81 for Inferior and Al
to Al for better qualities.
Lard is firm at SIT for tierces and barrels and for
keg Lard Sl9 per quintal The stock Of Lard at
Havana amounts to 2l50 terces and 1900 kegs.
Exchange on London has improved and closes at
l3a per cent. premium
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FREEDOM SHRIEKERs IN BAD oDoR.-The Presbyte-
rian church at Cortland, N. Y, has suspended one of
its most respectable deacons for attending the meet
ings of Henry Ward Beecher, Theodore Parker, and
other sensation cergymen.
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New Orleans and tho city Of Bsimore-Country Property
BY N. VIGNLE,
City Auctoneer.
Offce-No. Banks Arcade.
E'RIDAY, May 9th, 1859, and the follow
ing day, at IL O'Clock NJ, will be sold public auction
and to the highest bidders In the Rotuda OF the st. Louis Ex
change St. Louis street. between Royal and Chartres
st. John Baptist Parish.
very valuable of land situated In pa sh st.
John Baptist in Township II s., r. forty arpents from
river being Lot No. l. of Section No e. adjoining the planta
ton of f. b. Momion ESQ., and containing 49 30 100
Said tract being abont As miles above the city Of New
leans the left bank OF the per plan drawn by W.
McCulloh, ESQ.,, U. s. surveo General for Louisiana.
TERMS AND COaDTIossO One fifth cash, and the balance
credit Of two three and four years. for notes OF the
quired made payable at the C zen Bank Of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage the property sold wi vendors
privilege and the clause Of aenando Said notes to bear
interest from date until maturity in
of ncnpayment after maturity said notes will then bear
cent interest until fully paid. This last ion
will not be understood delay in way the Of
said notes.
st. James and st. John Baptist Parishes.
All the right title and clause of the cities OF New Orleans and
Baltimore under the Will and In place OF the late John Mellon
ogh to claim from the United States Of America indemnity for
the loss Of the following lands which entered by the said
John McDonogb and the thereof set aside in
quence of their conflicting with superior titles:
T. IL S. R. E. Section 81 entirely canceled 1862 40
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long credit for without enorser etfc;
with frame house three story brick rci.onp.
street, nree.story brick store Of New Ieves and
sreet and one ,wo.s,ory btick warehouse on Commerce
sree, half square Of ground on Common street los
etc, etc. -
~ 1''
at auction At the 5ly Hoei Common street VIII Be- 1 sai
for TsRsg E 5Ts q Of sVSp N the .ou, bounded Nv
4 % fsssSe sS5 S and 51 ct 10 . s S @
Inns deah loge with the one
nps four rooms sta6 carriage rouse she'd we wa e
WORKS Y rented at o psr ~ u ~ me as osober 1850
n md Narh sTss G
deslsnA'ea 5 " & Nos ana " h2 No. measures 70 ;ee
dsp% as . iss, inches si ss il
$s Se5ss Sss ~ I 5 e i ssf VITA
s s No. @ T, ps %s %a wf I'll lie ~ss M 6e.5s Gs
ls9J. A., q .,a,.r. - I'm. IN ,.,os ., g,< H.. -.
LOT No. measure ny y fes ~ nehes ad VI lines front on
oe line % feet inches aud lines in Irregular eph he
xi the hIss S stGEy y eE store win h
64H "q% i, = 6s'os street, 's"'sa s'S0 per an
XsM Issse Lalsyse commerce s!tests
!" dsp M f'onng on ST. sIrse 81 i ess te
ss m IN II, ros I m d n rec nnd , m a. e ~ rs II
store fronting on New eyee Street and rented $40 per
u aP "a i LOT OF in the soua b,uus5 br
NV syes Jul 5a a gommes and s. Jssph Streets
Of aeen 2l6 feet inches on one line about @ feet 10 inches
the other ~ line together with three reestory
br @ " from , M M o t% e.fr. es ana oNe tw00Fy
,eo " % d" '7-" e' 4hA uni 'ne otS' august
NJ with awning front rented al ss2o per annum
until nm the ~ slsa ~ jetooer, q, lsa' ,oo A. c.
her IL ~ 10 ss " 'a-' pe "n until 'he 'ls' oc'o
ne Tne ssieop Wit VIII hydan fronting on Commerce street
e,,a M to pr M S9nam uS1 @ hs ita Is nG90s N M iS6
pe & y y ~ . Az. NO. io py
ehe front on adn street so feet inches lines depth
an oh eh opeA street, anu ul iee ia lhches on common
| sfset' ,,x, v,..
fo"rth nr r1 !, 5o,s Distri't.
6. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District Of this city in No. 49, of plan ma by Hy
Stress dssgnated as Lot ~ il measuring 81 feet front on
Ninth street by l25 feet in depth:
Z. FouR !jlS tnF dRoU,D, situated III square No. 40,
bounded by Ninth Harmony. Lve Oak and Laurel streets.
des'gaed as Los NOS and NO 2ioFms the corner OF
s. CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, situated in square No.
I u, m y ~ M ' ia nsshE, 1 ntVs IN nm sn u sfen
s'. ~ o' o ~ anu o''Lps 'he cothef Vi e'lp anu
OK n o'i i,nft N M ctpot-Nt, ,,,, - ~, o, ,,
M T., 80 ~ ~, a., ~ Sit. a. =, i oil o3iu t
On Ss 5 and sa iii H. s bsean,. @ & si th a te ~ @ IL
es o aute S9at ~ sl11 KIT n.ui esa ,,g i9 lset
~ M oi ,'t . Hi2 -'' ee' uepsh
hn II, TIL ~ 'ip \ y si ~ IS O,
~ ~ iiv ~ n, - u ~ o,
Py Nheftat @ Ena 4 @ ana tbs line OF Suburb De-
IN ~ , ,'ots 10, n ,,u 10. o..
IameHines; MN 9e'eth anu f-isn Streets designated
'' ~ 's ~ @ + - IN wv ~ n q orr,n H. ,,a NJ l- , IL,
a a. sn ne i'he Vi suoufo beassize
TTn MY ~ l 10, = =, n e,-.1 ~ "a,
m n w mo ~ S1,n $500 W. "a ~ s;n.t sl.te ~, o ,oii nIuuaH @
az az ~, ~ ~ ' anu f's''' ee'S' eesienHou
| hs iot' -'oS' Id tlu IL
| PROPERTY In Fnubourr Deiass.ze
|
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East Baton Rouge Parish, ''

East Baton Rouge Parish.
All the right title and interest Of cities Of New Orleans
Baltimore under the VIII of the late John cDonogh and
without sny warranty whatever in and of land which
is in the tide to said John McDonogh fronting
Wards Creek In the parish of East Baton Rouge and
tanning 800 superficial apents bouaded North by the lands of
j. Davis South lands of John f. Palmer and wife East by
lands unkDo and West by Wards Creek
All the right s and interest which the cities Of New Or
leans and Baltimore have, under the Will of late John
McDonogh and Indicated land claim for 100 er
ca arpens granted the 18Th Febfuay, 1885, Domingo
Assazeo and confirmed by Congress- 22d
1s32. To be sold without warranty.
HN~TERMS-Cash.
of sale before Il. Bouny ESQ., city notary and f.
ESQ., for the city Of Baltimore,
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A HorEFuL SoN INLAw.-A letter from Constan-
tiaope states thai the first thing Nourry PAsha dd
after he was married to the Sulsans daughter, was
to borrow s20o,o00 from his ather,in,law's banker
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rs- Boara of Aldermen tomorrow. 81
TRoTTINe AT THE CREOLE COURSE


There were two spanking match trots yesterday, to
harness the first between Mr. John Benefits Sam
and Mr.. j. NJ. French's Lady Calue,t, at two mile
heats, for $500; and the second between Mr. A. Lau
raines Big Muson aud Mr. VIM. Pybus' Lady IVash-
ington, at mile beats, best three in ive for 800.
The weather was proptious and the attendance
good. The track was rather moist, from the recent
rains.
The first race, between Sam and Lady Calvert, was
won in two heats by the former, though not without
the handsomest kind Of troting The was be au-
tfully contested throughout and made in good time.
Ia the back stretch Of the second mile in tine last
heat the nags got evenly abreast and kept that wa
for more than quarter Of mile creating the highest
sort Of an excitement, and stimulating all sorts OF
speculative offers. sam, however, had on hand re-
serve head OF seam and let it out in the stampede
home.
The second race between Big Mason and Lady
Washington was also lively. There was some un
locked for sport in it. The Mason was largely the
fayorite before the start He was driven by Mr.
Dodge, and won the first heat in fine style; Lady
Washington being driven by Mr.. Hall. The second
helt was as prettily won by the Lady. After this
the Lady was the iuvorite at big odds her com
petitor. Another driver, however, Mr.. Skngs. tool
the place at the MasonS heels. The result seemed Il
show that there Was something in driving, for th,
Mason won the two next heats and the race in gal
liant style.
SU NJ AIRY.
CEEoLE COURSE. " o at.y f. lS59.-Trotng Match, t
harges, tgr S5DJ, two IN e meats,
J. Beuuar'Es san
j. Nj. Freuchs Lady ttiDrk.
Tine, o:4l-5'39a.
SECOND fsAcE-Tr ting Mach, harness. f1r $50 mi,
| heats, three fv..
a. Lauvenlss Z. Sig Mason ...........,........
W p ous' Lldy Vase Hqila, .,,,.,.,......
Time, 2:54-252-2:5l-253.
| A HoPEFuL Son NLAw.-A letter from CUnstaI
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sUGCEssIqN @ 2F IT THE 4, Late T. JOHN !d, s. DAVID MRS
2 On and @ se1sn @ vsry .
and fronting both on New evee and Market Streets Two
Bane IN
BY N. VIGNIE,
ohice-No. Banks Arcade.
M, the CITY Hotel, Common street. BY and par.
Of Judgment from the Honorable the Third Judicial
Jsss following ptopsy and slaves will viii
SEVEN LOTS or GROUND in the square bounded by New
Market and two openings for Streets designated Lots
Lots No, to each % feet and inches front
@ ss T 81 sssP sse 8 inches and lines
R TWo % hs 81 M s a Ss hs sia a dp
sis5 Of GpPewk ka, ss sa and 1 q I
I'D lines front on Chippewa street. by III ses 10 inches and
comprised Within Anson rsche wahinston anu ADAMS
and ali M
The whole according to plans drawn by D'Hemecouri,
NSDEsr negro wsmsn red s1sat s. years
YIRGli Or BokGIAL negro nan aged about 50 years
N 1gsd 1Sn = years s csrpsa1r sas
for the Real onefoarh cash and the balance credit
5ss n
sold wh vendors pyge said notes 70 be divided into eou-
and afr maturity, per psr nn!l final payment
acts of sale before I. Guyol Notary Public. az
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND or. osIrE THE
ffom the fag zine line OF onlabuse., divided
into twenty-five attractive Lots family
residences. sa= on very liberal credit.
BY N. VIGNLE,
Auc ioneer, Office No. 8 Banks Arcade
THURSDAY, May 5, 1859, at I2 o'clock, at
i the Git Hotel, Common Street will De sold
THAT CHOICE SQUARE OF GR0u %D bounded by
Ss ss sa sS;dse n' twenty
lot No being the of Chestnut ad venth
81 feet ines front Seventh by depth
III feet 2 inches d sep, between parallel lines.
Lots Nos, 2 3, s. g. L and each 80
Chestnut street. by Ill feet iuches deep between parallel
lines
Lot No 10 being the Of Camp and Seventh streets
81 feet lines front Seventh street, depth
Ill feet 2 inches, and front Camp street.
Lot No ii is key Lot and 80 feet front Camp
street. by 6o feet s lines deep.
Lot No IL bling the of Sixth and Carp Streets
sur ~ feet ss ren on SIKH street. by Iii feet nches
deep, and fronting also on Camp
Lots Nos 49, H. l5 IS III 18 10 and 90 each s.
feet front Sixth by Ill feet and inches deep
Lot No 81 being the of Camp and Cestaut
measures e inch font Sixth street. by Ill feet nehe
front Chestnut
Ma. % is key Lot and 80 Chest
nut street, by lS0 fest lines in depth.
The whole according plans eps tire auctoneer
office aud lich will be exhibited the City Hotel few
previous to the sale
EJ-TBRMS AND CONDITION NS-ODefourh cash, aud the
balance credit Of and year for of The pur
clHsers heir order, by
perty bearing per from
until maturity. and after maturity cent until
fully paid.
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married monster said that he lately dreamed that
he had an angel by his side, and upon waking up he
| found it was NOBODY but his wife,
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CopARTNGRsHIP NorIcE-
NEAGLE Il GARPENTER.


Es NFAGLE 4 CARPENTER, ~
(successors of the finn of W, 4 g. B. Naage,l
Having iated themselves parnerhip would inform
the Of the old hr the public generally tas they
will continue keep constantly hand large and
stock of "
At the Ola and wellKnawn Stand,
Nos. 33. 30 aud 80 Royal street,
EntranceNo. 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS FINE LOoKING-GLAsSES,
And Every Description Of
HoUsEHoL NIgURE,
Com 9rising-
Rosewood Walnut Mahogany Chairs and Chamber Sets
in great vlriety.l
Springfield Bottoms,
EEFRIGERAroRs, IoE-BoXEs, etc, etc.
RI~Goods pacs ell and shipped with the greatest
y w y. shsSEs, shaSEs,rrK NEAGLg It CARPENTER.
New Orleans, April, 1856 a23 lmiW
SANDs' sARsAaaARiALA, FOR THE CURE of
~ ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE STATE
THE BIO JD-The Oldest and Ori- -ina Article.
Its curative have been thoroughly tested in long
standing and obstinate with such invaabe
call forth the heering concentrations many
nent ply throughout Tie country. Ii gives
energy the of nature, b purifying the vital fluid
MEDICAL iESfIMokY.
CAMBRIDGE Nd Get. 5, 1850
Nessrs sandsGentlemen My little daughter afflicted
for long tine with head eyes, fy your
saparla perfectly cured other medicine and Sarsapalil
las having failed relieve her Having used aud tested its
efficacy, confidently ptt ttferencs any
other, properties not contained in my
other preparation; find that purchasers after ey have
used invr bly the article again whenever the
requige a medicine For which this is recommended.
Respectfully yours, J. FLINT, NJ. D.
Prepared and sold by A. B. Il D. SANDS, Wholesale Drug
gss No. loo Fulton street. Now York. For sale by
| j. WRIGHT CO., No. u and l5l Ghartres street,
FP. DACONGE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans and
| PHI McG RAW Natchsz, Miss a2i 'msW
| w. FA3EEe'S LEAD PENCILS, FROM
| 4A' 10 cents to SIG per gross.
| szy-sole Agent for the United States,
| EBERHARD F BIER,
1873 William street,
| New York
| To whom apply for price lists, etc. fe8 SIN
. .TUs'F AK(6IVHb, Wlln a NHVI0G ll)f OF
ga VIRGINIA NEGROES, consist Of fant1tian Hand,
ShxS 6achsmilhs Carpenters and House serSait and g
receiving esn supplies during tIe oL the bes
Sr.ues that 0Dugh. the Vrs mia md Garoinn
kes offer for sale the most reasonable terms, to
a.-ice corner OF splAsads and Chartres streets, New
'i,it'ts Ma sfnAw JOHN 3. SMITH,
| tNLIsl.y a. COSTA, suGGHssoss 40 ASesi'
/ 6JO bhls. Mess Prime aud tunp PORK
100 tierces fsa,an-s des and sAouiS'--r.
50 bbis White and Red Beans.
% tferees SuEar-Gurea Rams.
| 2Ji bhis. Snperine aud E2tra Flenr.
80 tierces talolla Rice.
80 b6is. Western and Nortlern Potrtces.
a2s I'm &C 81, 6asa,'a rs Na i,evss street.
| lTsTsa CAROLINA CstW PEAS = just E'
ceived, 50 sacks t5ns, eh from Cttlust 4,
sale by BARELLl = co.
asI u 81 Jonm3 street.
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BY N. VIGNIE.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE ROCH BoNsBIaNEUR-
Lot a-d Buildings Polymnia street.
BY N. TIGNLE,


Office No. Banks Arcade.
FTHUKSDAY, May s, 1859, at IL o'clock
NJ, at the City Hotel Common street, by virtue of an
order from the Honoab the Second District Of New
Orleans the following described property will be sold public
auction, for account of said estate
citation, designated as lot No. IL OF square No 49, @!A
comprised within Euerpe, CaroDdelet Polymna Ba I
Streets measuring, French 80 front on
Poymna street. by depth of l20 fee together with wood
a3-TERMs-one ,hra cash, and the balance credit of
IL and IS MONTHS for notes of the purchasers by
mortgage said property and bearing per interest per
annm until maturity and after maturity per
till final payment The buildings bs n,ured against
risks of fire less than $50 and policies
to the holders of the notes until fully pad.
Act of sale before A. Ducatel Esq, Notary Public
SUCCESSION DE ROCH BONsEIGNEUR TERRAIN
ct Constructions sur In rue Poymnie.
PAR N. VIGNLE,
Bureau-No g. Arcade de Banks.
TEUDI, mai, 1859, a midi, u PH0tel de la
able Deuxieme Cour de District de la Nouvee Orleans, la
proprete capres decre vendu pubque pour
lie compte de la dite succession
UE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE stne au fanbourg -.
pris entire les Euterpe Carondsle Poymnie Ba M
rome, pied ancais peds de face Ia rue Pc
lyne Profondeur de 2 pieds ensemble
en- bois et @ tou,es les Ia amelioratons ql ~ troaven
credit dc IL ct l8 mo bles des acq1ereus
hypoheque Ia te pfopriee, poran pour
dnteet par jusqna leur echeance apres echeance
pour ceet par squ parfat paement Les
seront asuees conre les rqnes du feu nons $780,
les poces dassurance ranserees poreu des bets
qua Placement final.
Actes de pardevant A. Ducate notaire public.
"A 23 mv3 5
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Office, No. Banks Arcade.
E'RIDAY, May 9th, 1859, at l2 o'clock NJ,
in the R'!und4 Of the St I.onis Hotel will be sold
An the right title and interest If the city OF New Orleans
acquired from the Of John Nc ponogh without any
Whatever of land situated in the parish
Livingston in townships and TO- s. R and f., being
bounded on the side nearest 10 he river the lower line Of
the Will an Conway claim and conflicting witt the said claim;
said tract being all that part of the Mconogh
Jr Co. No 406 o. the Register and Receivers Report of No
20 1876 lies behind and north Of the
the William Conway claim.
All the right title and interest of the city Of New Orleans
acquired from the Of J I'm Donogh wi ou
Whateyer in and claim the undivided third
Of land In the parishes s. James, Ascension and Liv-
ngoon adjoining and lying below Of The
tract aud situated in 4 9 0, and II, s. R and Z
mencing distance Of 10 rpents from the Mississippi river
and running back being q land covered by claim No.
81 Of the Registers r. por; of J4uuary i, 1921.
The above claims sold SUBJECT a passed
before E. Bonny Notary Public by which he city of New
leans unlyided half thereof legal COUNSEL
who undertook to prosecute and establish the same.
R1-TEk MS-Cnsa. a2g
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Fns saTsss Of gsS%Id well a located IL
n 5eson Sale ior notes without endorses TRACT
BY NJ VIGNIE,
Office No. Banks Arcade Passage "
Z. 1S y sse g. M ,s,s
:, s
y sssaf ss
Dafossat to effect partition Of the proceeds thereof
Parish Of Orleans.
la CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
slss Sg y ss
with story Brick Dwelling and twostoy Brici
THREE aoTs or GROUND in the square bounded b,
81 az Ios N ace and orange Streets desgna-
msssnsss 90 feet sreat Nsw Leves street by n
and a, q n ,S;ss. Hshs, is
s S ds s and sss ss
sp e ana ss ss 9sssss ssss
% tqf s
street. BY depth of i9 feet inches between parallel
City of Jefferson. ~.
s. AsQUARE OF GROUND designated number sixty
s.. sl Comprised within Robert Na;adss Upper Lane and
4. .AsqUaRE OF GROUND designated numser Sc .enty.
two ~ bounded BY Robert St. Denir, Utper Line and Dry
". Or number
saa sogak sJss or GROUND ds.ena,ea a, number eighty
s bounde by Robert st. David Upper Line and ST. Patrick
I. V.AsQuAREoF GROUND, designated as number eighty.
one n bounded by Robert St. Andrews Upper Line and ST.
eight s bounded by Robert St. George Upper Line and st.
Of sixty.
10 xsoTARE OF GROUND, designated as number sixty
nine mo- SD bounded by Valmont St. Denis Duossa AID
IL NiNET EEN LOTS OF GROUND, in square number
NO ii bounded by Front Ieyee, Robert Upper Line
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an BAROMNEa STR isa1r srEAN1 BOILER
,sssas MANDATORY, between Pa ydrns Hevis only
Az a%shree minutes walk from the St. Charles Hotel.
g undersigned having largely increased his work
shous, and having all the facilities now preparei to
fill description OF BOILERS, in less
~ o,Y they be had in shop in
eorted the North.
Always on hand DOUBLE FLUEp BOILERS, from 20 to
40 eat long, and II inches diameter.
ise CYLINDER BOILERS 3d. s2 81 and IS inches Diane
ter ana various lengths.
Fe Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
hand.
shli
sss or sawni respectfully invited call Judge
themselves. lh2S ls&NJ IL. H. FOWLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

CITY OF EFFERsoN-ExrENsIyE SALE OF. TWELVE
choice paris OF of ground divided
desirable lots most convenient for large AMI comic
able homesteads garioing, comprsed within the lin
of Sayades and Magazine Streets Rckerve nd
30 uifgny-sae a radt of one, ars for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BY ". VIGNIE,

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONOGH UNRE
served cash sale Of titles of Lands situated the pashe
Of ST. James, Ascension and Livingston thu
city OF NeR Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

WITuDgAwN.-Ho Hon. John Letcher has Withdrawn
from the canvass in Virginia for the present. In con
sequence of bad health aud hoarsenesa .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BY N. vIGNIE.

8 Ale an 4 VERY LONG CREDIT, TO EFFECT A PAR.
diou among heirs Valuable Rea Estate in the First and
suburb Avart Parish Jefferson, divided into lots
or Land In Jefferson. Sale notes without endorse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BY N. VIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH. SALE
without To effect partition between the ci
New Orleans and the city Of BamoreCountry Property
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