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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
vUcxlNGaAn LAMP .OW S1LE.

'sNiE subscribers offer for sale their rfh on siate ETrr
Ia OF Buckingham. II contains over $50
OF land loo being of river bottom. With wood land
suic-ut Tor TIE place, and productive as any on the
river II has story dwelling with four rooms and all
necessary outbudi gs for the place Also, young apple
and orchard oi select fruit This estate Is about four
five miles from the james River Canal slate River IS
al-o naysble stream for small boats which makes ve'
ry cunvenivn; for getting produce 10 market aons the
Lands Of Dr. Robi e. Jones, Col W. A. Fod ana others, st
uated in healthy section 0f country c"nreer'o several
churches, post Office. and Mills.
We deem IL unnecessary 10 say iuort abon ~ ~ 'hose
wishing purchase, view the place" ana judge ,or
themselves ge any information from ir subscribers by
addressing them Il Dana Mills, buckingham
The purchaser by paying two three thousand dollars
the rs, yrnr can get six years longer time
IL desired 10 M Ike oihCr payments, deferred payments
searn: utcres; from c sale; title cainel III al pay
iients made. JOHN G SNMl bb AhLEN.
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RUNAWAY.

A DSCONDrp FKOM THE SERVICE OF THE JAMES
N RIVER AM KASAwiIA COMPANY, on the IN, "f
August negro ntu named Harley, who belongs 10 Mr.
JOHN IL Drjarne,ie Caroline county Harry Is quite
black and small Ia lie IS doubt, In Caro!. NJ
this time. and James River and KInawha Company will
nav whatever the Law aoas In such and fl5 besides
TO any person who will arphend and contne him In cary
Street jail, IL Richmond b. l. CulNN,
l2-ctf Supt J. X. and N 'tf@i.
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JIc{'S)IsNECKss

IsEAPERS AND MOWERS.
~ H. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO TIE FARMERS OF
~. Eastern Virginia and North Caro- ~
lima his REAPEKs and REAPERs and SSN9
MOWERS deliverable; 20 order through IN
his agent WILLIAM A. ERAXTOS. arsaE@z7zszkR
ADpEEss- Acauinon Pos, Oaice, King William county,
Virginia.
~ R-An persons Isttinc Machines are requestedt 10
he 3iWc,. WILLIAM A. BEAXTOb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

Sgrx-Thn,e holders Of Certificates who desire to re.
isea by Attorney. mus II residing beyond The limits oi
.- unrd States, Acknowledge the power before some
Ma.,sr P.upoteiiary Charge AGairs Conscl General
Coa.ai Vice Consul Commercial Agent, appointed py
v Government OF the Cnied State. 10 any ioresn cou
is OF before the proper officer OF any court OF such
sg-ury or the oIh-r Chief Magistrate OF any
ey, town. corporation therein. II residing In the
ts'-t States the acknowledgment before Jusice OF th
Ps,e Notary Public or Commissioner OF Deed appointed
~ he Governor Of Virginia 10 sufficient Ia all ea'es the
-':4Scate, must be delivered.
J.M BENNETT,
Auditor Public Accounts, Commissioners
I'll PARKER Register, OF
GEORGE ". NUSrORD, Sinking Fund
Secretary q. the Commonwealth,
20 lSJJ-c3u
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FOR SALE.

Any FARM. "fAIRFlELD,' lying ia the county OF
wi Goochland adjacent 10 ihe lands Of Miles G. Sslden,
Rubt SkpwIth and Walter Lense, containing about 431
acres Of isndbrtween l23 and l OF which are low
grounds within mile Of the caul. aGd about - miles
from Richmond The dwelling house has bera lately repair
ed and II has all the oa'hou-cs II not -od pri.
yaely will be sold at public sale, on the 18th day o! DE.
CEMiEE next. Terms made know: the day OF sale. For
further information apply t" the premises. the
day Of sale. lloMAs PEMBkEloH.
i;oocul.Sp October -, iSa.-ciIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

NTERSEER WlNTED.-l wI.h TO obtain, for
~ thr cp,uips year. experienced. competent An,
firhfu OYersser live estate, Fiowr de Hundred
las Riyr No one need apply who cannot present good
reccnmeuda,;ons o., Gsry.viie, Prince George Coun
~. ,,.nx w,,coy
No, 2--c6t MAXI J. "lLLSoH.
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TAN Y1RD FOX S1l.E.

bhshcss, ouers
l. is TAN YARD st this pi see, cou'aiung i've acres
.. !sna ~" Improved With good dwelling aud all necessary
buildings thirty iv" Eas, tools hundrcd cords bark,
and everything necessary 10 10 good business phe
Thousand hides mHy be chalned a, the yard annually and
reIdy .le for all the leather the door Society good
Lo.stion healthy This presents opportunity for
person some capita; engage in :hc tanning business
Apply a; oacs, the premises ~ 70 Peter W os..
, Rsq u e" MCCol.
n sy'ck Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
,,IyhWAY Ni.AVE.

xrGEu ,.urr .a .,av.) committed. on
,h :h d,y -, >.t.,., iSH9. the Jail "f the county
of nerk.cy having been arrested ruuawa% slave nc
gave lis name William Piper. lie is OF copper Color uu,
81 five feet nine inches high had on "hcn
committed black frock coat much worn striped pahs
LlaoH cloth cap and apair o! low shoes.
'' ~, ~ isn-cnG, TIiOS. T. DUNCAN, Jalor.
Two PHYSTCIASS.-One who desire; hTs' 81 rare ~
~. sam. by reference the Editors Of this paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
ALEXANDER GARRETT,

CARY STREET.
Second Door bflor lSLs ST. adjoining Ae OIL t6i"Dbd
Hot,i. Richmond Ia.
GENERAL COMMiSS SSlON MERCHANT
pS,LEH IN
Or E . G 4; Il i. =
DERCrlAS and Elide Island Guano, Hniln rhospho.
Guano Plaster, &C. Particular attention pail 10 The
sale OF all kind of country produce Wheat, Corn III r
Tobacco, Oats, &c.
Ihsvc made arrangements with Mr. John VI. Sheppard,
Jr one Of the hest judges and statesmen Of tobacco IN the
ciy TO attend 10 the sale of all Tobacco consigned 10
return my sincere thanks TO my friends for the liberal
heretofore bestowed upon andhope by stS.
attention business 10 merit continuance OF the same
Aug lS-cv3n
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PENIrENTlAMY OF VIRGINIA.

pESITESTEANY OF VIRGINIA.
NASCFACrURED al ths institution, and sold there sna
VI a. the Agents store No q, Pearl street" The following
sftc-s, ut reduced prices twtt:
.og:,, Shoes and Brogacs
Women, Children anu Sertants' Shoes
Wagon AMI Cart Harness q every drsrT!p,i"u
Machine Bands Leather Hose
wagons, Carts,
rays and wh-eibarrosh.
N.flrVbes, Sxfes, DC.
&tp.d and Plaid C0;'oBS
Ae:rry, and Ln,-y. for plantation Lsui-
R.s0T lnsie Clothing for Servants
E". the above articles hand aud Tor 'E'e f VIII
teG.de repaired other JOB work done 20 order on
NoF' noEc- fr cash. pupc,uS cust"fn"rs "': on
'tgri Lime
Osc-rs from country with satisfactory references
rIomu,ly S.teI., "a ,.i,-~. \ VI. SIMMO.
Je!y eft iy.a, aai ,orskrepef Va PehltehteIS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'lME undersgn1 asvinS procured M services o. l..
IL. Crockett, for the purpose OF selling Lave s'osh
IN Me Richmond market, will. with Luther = Irvine, be
% hs =arse, on the l.. day of scptemoer next prepared
o ave cir undivided s-:on ali business cntsus'ed
% he aud feel contd-r from their louH experience 10
Dc able TO give entire satisfaction
"e~Il make l!eFal adrsnc MS on consenmcn;s.
JOIN GROUSE,
Aug 2a-cif L. y IRVINE.
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~, Sper ct. The most Noble ucorS-
isrLnAin-. Ln.s OF

,.r ~. Act 10 su,horise subscription behalf 0:
~. CruInouweal;h to the stock Of the Winchester and
Yoaale E.ll Road Company, and for other purposes,
?,sd 9Th February, 1884, and Of an Act frther to pro-
,ts isr tie psymen, OF said subscription passed lS!h
December. 1884:
: Nav =. 80 per ct. John v. WILCOX. Peters.
= -"' burg 5000
.sS' jan 49, ~ nons '' " $500 Io60o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

~ a Act to Increase the capital stock o' the Por',-
r.,.iG ,ad Roanoke Railroad Company and % aGtho.
:- subscription thereto behalf Of ths Stat, passed
crl Jaraary, 1884.
l.:-Sep, is, 10 pc, CT, Capt. George William
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DESis.sLE FARM Ir .My----.. ...I..-,

FOR SALE
4 I the request Of MesSrs. wm. W. Crump and W. H.
N Lyons trustees authorized 20 sei! dr:irahe
farm 2G acres located above recent! occupied by
the late benjamin rr-utis and nov BY his WIDOW There
are about 100 Acres cleared and the balance Is covered
with growth Q. OAK pine and hickory The hui!dpes
comfortable In good order. III" open land has been
greatly Improved by the use @; guauu.
rae place Is well enclosed, and tine sprinc, within 2r0
yards Of the drr ing II immediate application Is hadc,
great Jarssin viii be sold sud long credit given Tor the
purchase money.
PrIsors disposed 10 purchase. respectfully requested
20 View tie premises. Agpy;o
GopnIN AprEESOS.
Ora t--rl m
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CHASCERY.-In Hanover. Circu.
Court, September 29h, lS"9
The Comm onweal'h Of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

N7Hfs1NlS-lN IN tHANCfitt.-ih U'h"''t' ''c"'
y Court, Sc,teDber 29th, lS%":
The Commonwealth of Virginia
Agaius.
William ~ Mallory 4 !G!ur, and James Aiic deed.
Defendant.
C. W. Dabucy who prosecu;es the pleas OF the Common
wealth; In the said Court this day exhibited in said Court
behalf OF III. Corumonweal OF Virginia. hin Chancery
alleging among ether things that certain James Adlt
native Of Scotsnd in the Kingdom OF Great rtan had
deuar;ed this life within the said county, intessae, and
amount OF FIVE or sx thousand dollars; that tie same was
drr.lic anl belonged the said Commonwealth 81 w!
yina and asking decree Of The same And, on hs
notion Il Is ordered that the next OF sin any oil ne
-ad James Adic and all others, claiming or interested IN
DO appear here IN. FIST day OF the ncS' Wr
copy of this orlvr pahshrt for three 'nonh: resec
lively the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper prh'eu 'h
city OF Chmcud and in the Cnn-n'I", newspaper
published in ,he city "c ", w,.!ingnn
COpy-r-ste: ..>. ;, :.
Eoc;. 2c-':ig GEO. l.. 'HGisIlaH, ". =
N-SRGlNIA:-M Eules held in The Clerks Ufice OF
the County Of iccornac, the first hlonoay in octo
ber A. D. lS,I ~, being t:c lhrd Monday in the
said monib:
Charles r. rloyd Plaintiff,
Against sIN DiE''
Matthew ". Floyd. DcienilTt
hundred dollars (sO with int thereon from, the 10Th
d,v q. August A. ~, l>J3, due upon proms.ory note.
IL appearing by affidavit fled amongst the papers in this
cause that I- defendant is not resident q" WAS S'a'" 6n
the motion the plaintiff, b. hls Attorney ~ As "fit't
that the saii defendant 10 appear aere wln one 'nohh
tr dn. publication o this order and do what is necessary
u, nrotect h, Interests and that Ills order he pnoshea
nc. week successive weeks i'll the richmond E
.nr.r n.Wpapcr published in the city ci Richmond ana
I.o nos,-i at front door OF the Courthouse OF KIDS
county OH r,. frs, diy OF she next term OF said Court
o.,,s-.w;w J. w. E. GtLLET, c. A. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, Oss EXCHANGE FOn TEXAS

LANDS,
4 VALUABLE and beautiful Farm situated 30 miles
N from Rchuond one of the best railroads IN a
desirable nrshUorlOo, and thriving village,
where there are churches hotels. stores large depot,
post-oce telegraph Office, &c. The trac. contains CIV
juJ under cultivation, Of which rtrg large pro
portion l. bottom land of the hest quality and ell well
drained The balance is in original wood, with small por-
tion of second growth pine
This Land il tshy adapted TO all the staples Of IL.
country, and abouuds In water FROM the purcst living
springs in every part Of The improvements eS:e-
sive, IloSiiy or lately repaired .ad in good sye
The location is beautiful perhaps surpassed by
in this part "f The S:atr, aud healthy place
IN the world.
This Farm ctr.d for sale privately, woul he eS-
Changed IN part "r land I NLS, suitably located
Foc further particulars, address 'HnlnFer uhct. Eie'I'
mD.I a. Irir t. r';ru
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CABINET WARE.
EITE % s"AL"oN,
MANUFACTURE superior WALArT, haUuGSNr and
l RosgwouD Furniture, Fine Chamber Se,ts Bedding,
&C. No. 4lS walnu, Street. Piiladsi Oct ii--edm
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DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed to the undersigned
ID as Trustee by the Rockingham TurnpiSe Company.
for the benefit of parties therein named which
deed bears date the 10 day Of June ISL shall proceed
to SELL at public auction Gordonsye Orange county,
on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-rIRsr DAY Of S0vEM-
BIER 1859.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

Cade. an &C: 10 provide for the construction Of turn
Pie E5sd from s,aunton 20 f:kcrshurs, lbth March
So IS amended under the ~ section OF IAN g
provide raising loans to certain railroad rompal'-
sai FOR other purpcsss' passed ?lst March, !s5s
!s1-Oc: 49, Il; per c.. Joseph Smith Of An.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

The ORLEANs-For the benefit of Nine Wade
the opera entitled Un Songe dun Mutt d'ete," and
a one act vaudeville will be performed.
The VARIETIEs--Nanager Placide has his benefit
tonight and the entertainment will commence with
Knowles play of the Hunchback," the beneficiary
personating Fathom !; Mr.. Jordan, Sir Thomas Clif:
ford; Mr.. Plunkett, Master Waltcr; Mr.. Daven
port, Nodus Mr.. Briggs Lord Iinsel Mrs. Chas.
Boyce, Julia, and Miss Alice Mann, Helena power
fn cast. Then polka rivandiere by Miss Lonsdale
will be an attractive novelty-the adys first appear
ance for the in fantasies After that Scotch
pas de tros by the fascinating dancers of the estab
shment, and merry wind up with Mr.. John Owens
in " Poor Pilcoddy.n This is tremendous bill and
should combine with the circumstance of managers
benefit to fill the house this last night but one OF
the season.
announces the drama entitled Jenny Twitcher in
England" principal characters by Miss Louise and
Master George, and " Nan the Good for Nothing"
CONCERT HALL.-Mr. Leo Taylor, the Oriental
Wizard, will perform astonishing feas of necromantc
dablere and ventriloqual translation.
MONDAY PERFORMANCES.
THE AMPnITHEATER. R.-The drama of Simon
Siegal; or the Mser and the Three Thieves" with
Louis Aldrch in the part of Claude d. GA,naud, and
the farce of :" The Specter Bridegroom, constitute
the bill of the MONDAY performance.
CosoERT HALL.-There will be served up by Mr.
Leo Taylor, the Oriental Wizard, an entertainment Of
teats OF natural magic and Ventriloquism.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.

LIVERPOOL, May 7.-The latest advices received at
London, respecting the movements of the Austrian
army are Of the 4th inst since which date nothing
is known of the maneuyers of Gen. Gyulai's troops.
At last accounts they appeared to be retreating
making some strategetical movement in new direc-
ton.
Later accounts from Rome represent that the eX-
citement attendant upon the announcement of the
opening of hostties in Sardinia had subsidized, and
comparative quiet prevailed.
The French troops stationed at Rome were not to
be withdrawn for the present.
An Austrian force of 900 men had arrived at An
to reinforce the garrison at that place. and were
fully provisioned for six months.
Montefore's special mission to the Pope, respecting
Mortara, had entirely failed.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times re.
ports that European Turkey is Oh the eve of rising
against the Government, and 10000 Turkish troops
had, by order Of the Porte, been concentrated at
Shumla.
Omer Pacha was Fastening with all possible dis
patch from Bagdad, to take command Of this force.
The Archbishop of Vienna had issued and eircula.
ted pastoral letter throughout Austria, designed to
arouse the war spirit of the Catholic population
against Piedmont and France.
Ihe Archbishop attacks with extreme severity the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
TEN DAYS LArzk FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP coATzAcoALcos
@2, 10000 1w rREAs
yiFIEEN HUNDRED PASSENGERS,
lBY THE BALIzE LrsE.l

SOUTH Wgsr PASS, Nay 20-The Tehua ntepec
Company's steamship Coatzacoaleos, Capt. Wilson,
crossed the bar at o'clock this evening, with the
California mails and passengers via Tehuantepec.
She left Minattlan on the 18th inst., and brings
dates from San Francisco to the 5th ins which are
ten days later than received yesteTday by the
overland mail at st. Louis.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The Pacific Mail Com
panys steamsAip Golden Gate and the opposition
steamer Orzaha, which leave to-day, take out 81 40l
900 in treasure on freight. Nearly two millions Of
this amount go 10 New York via Panama.
The Golden Gate and Orizaba also take oct ,55e
passengers, nineteen Of whom go via the Tehuantepec
route and the remainder via Panama.
Business at San Francisco is dull The Flosr mar.
ket quiet and there ia no change to note in any Of
the leading articles.
The news from the mining districts is of fayora-
BILE character There had been heavy rains and water
was abundant.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The ship Reindeer, from
China bound for Boston, has been wrecked one hun
dred miles North Of Manila. The ship and cargo
are total loss.
SAN FKANcrsco, May 5.-The British ship Mary
Peasants has arrived from Sydney, Australia, the
Northern Chief from New York, American bark
Francis Palmer from Honolulu, and the ship Henry
Hastings from Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
IcE CnEAM Asp coNrscr1oNrnY. e rhe ne

Ice CREAM AND CoNFEcTIoNERY.- The peculiar
season has when the ice popular
of public institutions and Of the Them will be
that airy elegant aud well appointed Odd
Fellows Hall, which has changed hands put
most thorough and order for deg day campaign
ah commenced for spring eadng the heels
In that cool retreat the visitor be served with
of variety Of pRrest
and In the best style Of the ar finest brands Of wnes
the delicate and delicious confectionery The
cakes and pasty meats eonserSe and fruits
fhe director Of the gentleman who Thoroughly
understands how to mako sneh concern popular and will
pains make ii deseSvs popularity coasng be>
ally aud entsrpslsnsi, We refer all readers the nves
cry S.loos,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
DOMESTIC 1NTELL1GENcE

New YORK, May 20.-The sales of Cotton to day
was small but prices remain irm and holders asking
an advance. The advance in cotton is from &c to &C.
and middling nplands quoted at liz caused by the
favorable advices from Europe. The Flour market
closed dull and has declined 25c to 5Oc Sales of the
day 1000 bbls. The Wheat market closed dull, with
no buyers, and had declined to 7c. Corn closed
with declining tendency, and had declined to Sc.
Turpentine and Rosin closed dull Rice is buoyant and
has advanced from to lc, quoted at At to SC.
VlcKsDuRG, May 2O-The steamer Grand Duke
passed down at o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
LATER FROM MEXICO,
SUCCESS OF THE CoNsTITUTIoNALIsrs

MINAT1TLAN, May 1.-THE accounts from Vera
Cruz and the interior of Mexico are very meager.
An engagement had taken place between the troops
under General Mejia and the ConstitntonaIists, in
which Gen. Meja was defeated. No particulars are
given.
Both parties were in mastery state of inactivity
for want of funds to carry on the war
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

Tennessee Iron.
EREE1UM TENNESSEE IRON.
a1a receiving regularly full stock
tsrzEzrzessss S5h sisg. vis:
sss ss1ss ssaT- fepu, to i1s inch by 4 to inch.
aEs Z9ynfs aad SQUARE, 4 to 8 inch.
EEaass SHOE, x, u ], ~ and II by IL inch.
II fAnW fhATE 81, 8, 9, 10, H. II, l3, II and Is
Safit by Il, Il and u.
10 -. HORIER FLATEs 316, n and SIG.
PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

M2FaxIersf and bolt Copper.
E1raaSs sase full stock of BRAZIERS' aad BOLT
GHiE sfIA A.s.t agE4sos Tie following viz:
sttrsss ., bs - and 80 nch 10, II, and l2 lbs
sss1 -- saay6d IA, 15 and l6 lbs.
..nm a@ 49, aahy60 :. 20 to l25 lbs.
r5aaa ys,s. R0LT COPPER, q to IL inch.
EszsxSaag PRlESTLY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

sztvess-Pressed Spikes.

gsasIGs EaGR 70 POUNDS TO lgOo POUNDS
SzSssFa-ns& Far weight warrant as
t4az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

Twenty yards of silk will just make Fashionable
lady walking and ball dress. she uses eighteen
yards for the former and two for the latter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS THIs EVENING,

Ha.Keasling matter on first, second, third
fourth, seventh and eiglltM pnges.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

NAFEEta-FFGSSCI SPIKES.
- Snsu g'osLER RIvETs-l14 and TX by -.
III - EsEUETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
IA .- - for Iron Shutters.
Ia =. 2EESsED SPIKES, A to inch.
PRIESTLEY & BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

STEAMBOAT SUNK.-The officers of the steamer Le
comte, from Red river, reports the steamer Reut
White Capt Eager, from upper Red river for this
port sunk in Red Bayou. She had $50 bales cotton
on board, which will probably be saved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

s1 eShsss Efyii hs5,s snss esSFss %S
;Sa hTess Ts i NeEs,h Jones, WI Noss, Martin.
@ss1 y; HH3s:3 ~,
gss;ssa% Rf'sS 4sg ae9 ws
; H I'll #.3:
sIaaS s1 ass Ws.si s %Rsas sSass Dfys sssi
cgasG Fds por,1s Me- [d6,
@ sSasFf sif nSsI s'%p;
tsS1S s5nssS IN s.5,I fS7ss & a;sns
5Slss'sr NEs f I Issr GSasshi1 y W1sea
NPE ses hsy yma hyf'f F9s e"PRf
Miss lIammon, Smith, Texas: e Woodruff and LADY
Maa'a Sea aasiin Fla Williams and Lady, Ia" A"As'
Kt AR2A3F ps Hs Doah'y hR WIFE, sp,.
qhsnalsr larg5aSs Jordan iIsogsy; a.,
S'ano1s, simmons y os..Tt rfeqss Ni;s; !;
drieo Tenn. Nj 9 oiawlold; as spsEian, Ala
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-J. B. Walton, auctioneer,
sells to-day u O'Clock NJ Ba ks Arcade as valuable
improved and mmpoved property, situated in the First and
and Fourth Districts, to wit:
PROPERTY.
onesory frame house the south Magazine
and St. Joseph streets.
One lot ST. Joseph street, between Magazine
Ftucher streets.
g. onesory (bricled between posts dwelling
house rav!er street, between Circus ST. John
FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
A. spacious lot and onestory and attic bi ick dwelling
ho the of Chippewa and Pleasant Also
vacant lot fronting Pleasant in the the
lot.
Five Adele street. between Levee and Rous.
sean streets.
Two lots fronting Water Streets square
bounded by Water, Ievee, First and Soraparu
T. Three lots fronting Front and Fulton the
squire bounded by North Market ST. joseph, Fulton and
Front streets.
s. Three lots on jackson street. between Ellen and Race
streets.
REMAINS OF A MAsToDoN.-The Mckinney (Tex)
Messenger states that the skeleton remains of mas
todon have been found m.edded in the earth, on
branch of Hickory Creek about fifteen miles north of
that place. tusk nine feet in length and ten inches
at the base has been dug up, also part Of the jaw
bone, weighing twenty pounds
STEAMBOAT SUNK.-The officers of the steamer Le-
comte from Red river, reports the steamer Reub
White, Capt. Eager from upper Red river for this
port, sunk in Red Bayou. She had $50 bales cotton
on board, which will probably be saved.
SANDS SARsApARlLLA.-This old established re.
dial preparation appears hold
of conscious virtue and ndesd good thing
old 10 be good This popular preparation SarsapHria pre-
pared and sold wholesale and retail by Mssgrs. Sands
OF New York. and in New Orleans and Ma by the uer
chants whose given in the advertisement which
refer,
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GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
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SO and 81 Camp street.
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