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BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District.
BY j. b. WALTON
Office No. 10 Bank Place
ATPRIVATE SALE. will be sold five val.
"A uable Lots of Ground bounded by Live Oak Magszpe
Fifth and Sixth Streets, Nos a. e. u.s. n B square fod
No.) 1G9 NEW MOI 128 "
Lots "a 5 rs and a. form the of Live Oak and Sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches lines front
Sixth street by a depth of 100 feet 9 inches
Lot No. rs adons the above described lots rear and
10 feet 'front.' by depth 1875 inches between
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring 15n inches Live
Oak street, by 126 feet 6 inches Sixth street.
This property egibly situated for residences being within
Of Magazine and square OF Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity the most Gle
CANT residences in the Fourth District The have been
planted with choice imported shade trees
prepared to be built upon once.
H9TERMS-OneIhi cash. and the balance at one and two
years credit, with per cent interest.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, Esq., Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser. m3f
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FouR-sToRY BRICK STORE IN THE CENTER OF
business at the corner Of Magazine and Common Streets
BY j. B. WALTON,

once No. 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY. March "a. 1859. At Ia O'clock
AZ Banks Arcade will be sold
THE LOT OF GROUND situate southeast corner or
Magazine and Common Streets the square by Mag
Common Tchoupitoulas Gravier Streets measuring
thirty feet three inches front sixty
fet front Magazine street. sxtyonr feet the opposite
side line dividing said Lot from the adjoining thirty
four feet inches and four lines depth line opposite
TO and parallel with Common street. together with all the i'm
provemens rights privileges servitudes advan
which Lot is
THE FiRE-PRooF, BRICK. FouR-sToRY STORE,
covering the entire Lot
This property is leased o. O. woodman for FIVE years. be-
ginning on The Goth Sept. mber 1851 and ending 3h
quarterly.
~ TERMs-one-th cash the balance at one and two
years credit from day Of SALE with x cent
terest to maturity of and eight per per
.eest after maturity i purciualy paid with mortgage
upon the property until final pay ment. -
The property 10 be kept insured at Its value the expense
Of the and the policy policies to be
transferred to the vendor until after the maturity
OF the frs; pote.
The act of sale before A. Mazueau Esq. Notary Public
will be passed npon the receipt Of the Special Power
ney which is expected within few days day
sAle
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FouaFT psFscs khTTSa BAR
p directed by the Honorable the District Court
of New Orleans in in the above entitled will proceed
to sell at public auction SATURDAY, March IT, 1852 al
lOh O'Clock a. NJ on the premises hereinafter desRnated-
Lot Of Marble Slabs and Marble Blocks now in The ward
Of Mr. Rlakesey on Girod street. Liberty the First
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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BY N. VICENTE.

CITY OF BALrINoRE's SHARE or ESTAYa an Tge
late Jehn Northumberland and jmuoyfss,t iors
credit sale Of choice improved properly very estb1s
.irdn f.trIr 1S>'SA-A
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HORSE CAR RAILROAD suBuRa MEAk.
II ESTATE FOR SALE.
Several quarter, half and whole Squares Fanhong Avs
jefferson City situated between Nayadss
The Ra lroads expected prupertla
Persons wishing to build rehase either for al
credit, to suit purchasers. Apply to
CHARLES ]. WHEELER,
lea I'm y commercial Plsee
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- ELEGANT RESIDENCES ON CAMP AND
Pry'ania street,, and VACANT LOIS Prytauia aud
W. A. BARTLETT,
mil At 81 Gravier street
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BA1TURE PROPERTY, BETWEEN GAL
enne and Erato Streets Immediately in front of New
BY J. B. WALTON,

Office No. 10 Bank Place.
WILL BE SOLD, that Valuable Property
w bounded by 'front.' Gsenne streets aud the
river Assissippi low wafer mark having Front
street OF 1871 feet 10 inches by front street. to the
waters edge at this stage Of the river feet and over
low water mark with the right baure future
increase.
Th. property from its location immediately In front the
most eligible and desirable the port deserving the at
tenton Of PARTIES wishing invest for
and will be 800 feet Erato 1871 inches on
Front street. divided into sixteen lots the entire property
with all its rights and advantages.
For further information apply at the office of the auconeer
No, 10 Bank Place f.oe
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SUCCESSlUN OF L. V, HUBBARD, Nc. 2,l78-SALE OF
STOCK
BY PdLFREY & CO.,
G. L. C. DUrUY, Auctr.
Office, 27 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March l2, 1859, at IL o'clock
~ NJ at Banks Arcade, magazine street by virtue Of
order Of the Honorable Third District Court Of New Orleans
dated February a. 1859 for of said
Ten shares in the capital Of the Washington
Orleans Telegraph Company.
Hd-TERMS-Cash.
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AUCTION SALES,

Clothing, White Shirts. etc. -''''
BY BLACHE f. BEAUMONT,
Auction Store, II chartres street.
FRIDAY, the 1Ith Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
M at their suction No. II Chartres street will be
2so lots of Spring and Summer Clothing.
ss-rERxs1 "a s ssie Oh "'''s L. b. Shirts milo
BoORs, STATIONERY. etc. etc.,
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store. IS st. Charles street
R. ARnFIELp, Auctioneer
'1uils EVENING and every weekday even.
e sIIs Eas sh X. Will 5.t es sold. sod If
::i%ss e
.1 M ses ys.s Of the beat
ea. Witch be ssnsn psbie inviied PIE nsm u
RUssET BRoGANs, BOOTS SHOES AND BRoGANs.
BY E. ROGER 8. CO.,
formerly H. Peycbaud, Hyde 4 Ce.)
. NJ, auction room No. IS I'D Levee street, viii
10 cases Mems best Russet Brogans
100 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans comprising selec. as
sOliment foI nen, women and children. '' '''e'' ''
cosTENTs OF THE PITTSBURGH HOTEL.
BY TOURNE f. THOMAS.
EUGENE ToussE. Auctoneer.-
a tie corner Of New Lsvse and St. Mays Market
Az The movable effects. wit Bed.tead. soa. Arnofr.
s- 1itf RHs.-cs mil
PEREMPToRy SALE OF GAS LIGHT CO. STOCK, FOR
the se. Element of an estate.
BY PALFREY f. CO.,
G. l.. c. DUPuY, Auctioneer,
Office q Camp street.
SATURDAY, l2th Inst, nt ~ O'Clock, at
w hs Sz in lots to suit
'1 ss.TERiMs-c..h. ......-.......... mill
UNREGISTERED CASH SALE OF A COTTAGE AT PASS
Christian, on account OF departure.
BY ". VIGNLE,
Office, 8 Banks Arcade.
;6 March H. 1882 at r. ocISek
House rs as acsess
with frame house having four three large clos
u ss ssT1Ef!ks k.ecsa etc. and garden mill
HEAVY SILVER PLATED WARE, GLASSWARE, ETC.
BY r. B. SYKES,
Store, No. As Magazine street.
ss 10Th Is aG eesoc &
other articles.
o Glassware consisting variety of Tumber
Goble''' Decaners' Sugar Bow1s t. ETC., etc.
6casks Rockingham Yellow Wa:e. ms
ssTERMssloe cash, 60 days for approved paper.
STOCK.
BY PdLFREY e. CO.,
G. l.. G. DUPUY, Auct'r.
Office, 27 Camp street
SATURDAY, March 12, 1859, at IL o'clock
~ NJ. Mt Bankh' Arcade, Magazine street by of
order q the Honorable Third District Court of New Orleans
dated February 81 1889 for of said succession
Ten shares in the capital stock Of the Washington and New
Orleans Telegraph Company.
H4-TERMS-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE L. V. HUBBARD, No 2l7s-vENTE
FACTIONS.
PAR PALFREY E. CO.,
e. l.. c. DuPuY. Encanteur,
Bureau, q rue du Camp.
CAMEDI, 12 mars 1859, a midi, FArcatie
- de Banks des Magasns, un 0rdre de Hono
abe Teiieme Cour de District de Ia Nouvele Orleans date
q fesrier 1859 pour compile dite succession
Dix actions da lie onds capital de In Compagne de Tele
graphic de Washington ct Nouvee Orleans.
1%CONnITIONS-Comp plant. me- IL
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATED IN
the First District. sac positive, to effect division of
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b. WALTON,

=, No. 10 BANK PLACE.
Having removed his location begs inform the
public that he prepared for the transaction Of any
his line and soc the favos his friends sale of Real
Estate Slaves Bank and other Stocks Cargoes, etc.
tcuar and personal attention Of the advertiser n29 If
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SUCCESSION DE AMOS ". HATNEs, DECIDE.
:, PAR j. b. WALTON,

SAMEDI, ~ mars, 1859, a midi, sHAIcade
~ de Banks yertu dun ordre DE- Honorable a. Morgan
JUICE de IL Deuxieme Cour de District date lie 1850
nnmerote e procederaa L. vente pubque pour compile
de Ia succession de Amos W. Hanes, decide
TERRAIN les authorizations dessus slime psrtis
dams lie faubourg Laeoure pae dams IL ubourg Saue
Premier District de cttte ve disgne
pilet No sur m plan desse Chas zimpel dsputs
acte pardevaBt W. Y Lewis auefos noare cote
Vile lie dit terrain forme pencogLure des Edward
nonciaon ct rs peds ignes sur
Ia dte rue loo pieds de po ndeu
sur IL rue Edward, americaine.
Les ameliostions CONSTANT maison deux
eages ardoses batisses srrere
neuve
ArCONDITIoNs-Comptaut.
Acte de pardevant William Shannon uotare public au
frsis de Pacquereur.
spres IA yente du terrain cdessus decr
sera vendu pour compile de 10 meme successjon-
LIE BANC No "a dams Ia First Congregational Unitarian
Church. y encoienure des St-Chares ct Julie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fell % min -
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BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF AMOS W. HAIsEs, DECEASED.
BY J. q. WALTON.

OHcsf BfbK Place.
SATURDAY, March ~, 1850 At 10 o,cloek
~ NJ at BaDk9 Arcade by virtue order frocn ~ Ar
r. H. Morgan Judge Of The second District Court dated Fsh
rnary 1859 Court docket No. 1sN will Il public auc
ton, for Of the succession Of Amos W hains A.
cessed- -'' ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the tmu,ovsm.n,.
thereon situated partly IN suburb Lacoue partly n snborh
6sulet First Distrct Of this city and tesignscd No IL
No. 81 plan drawn by Chas. p. Zimpei euutr
Surveyor Of the u b. bearing dsIe q slst December and
annexed TO sed before W. Y Lewis late Notary
this city said lot the OF Edward Annunc
tioD Streets and Is inches and lines front %
said AnnuDciaon by 100 feet 10 depth and front I'd
ward street, Am. rican measure.
The improvements Of modern two story slate
frame dwelling and back buildings, nearly new
ArTERMS-Cssh.
Act Of sale before William Shannon Notary Public the
expense Of the purchaser.
Immediately after the sale of the above described lot Of
round will be sold for Of the succession
PEW No. "a In the First Congregational Uni arian Church.
corner Of St. Charles and Julia Streets
HrTERMS-Cash.
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nod in elmer Der Gutlden 9epelen. Wlr er-
laubsn uns aber, unlerem RepDrter tnebr 9lan
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bells bin min man Die @eldwCrenen unO @cus
9Ids etues 9u(ti5mctoes 5eiben.
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GmrDpiiicbe ySacDricbtem.
G6me0eu.

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auf $4,000, bic Der aus Norpesen @niorirten
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Die WiOrseuppt f8IteBt UNI 5 unb 8 utr Wtpfaens
AbenbpGh - $50 Disadvantages.
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EelearapDtI Cbe Stacbricbte1
B.eft&tetfGrbtn Baltimore GDeder.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-07
The Peoples Measure.

The President has vetoed the Agricultural
college bill, and the Democratic majority of
the Senate has killed the Homestead bill
The only two measures of the whole ses-
sion, or indeed of the whole Congress, that
promised any positive benefit, and that were
not merely reliefs from politics and corrup-
ton, have been defeated. The first was, in
effect, the endowment of an Agricultural
College in every State of the Union, which
more than any other possible use of the
national lands, promised steady, permanent,
and unmixed good to the people. The
other was grant to actual settlers and
therefore to poor men, almost universally, of
home on the public lands, which are now
squandered by millions on corrupt schemes,
or sold, and the money squandered in such
management as we have endured for the
past four years. There was not in either a
solitary feature that was not sbenefcent,
and equally economical, too, as wise liberali-
ty always is. 1t should be remembered by
voters of every class in this district, that
Judge Niblack, our representative, was
among the few Northern Democrats that
voted against the Homestead bill.
The reasons given by the President for
refusing to sanction the bill for the endow
ment of Agricultural Colleges, are that the
Treasury could not spare the reduction it
would make in its receipts from land sales;
while millions are being annually wasted IN
extravagance and on worthless objects, the
government could not ALLEVIATE small price
of the public domain for the moral and in
tellectual improvement of the future genera
tons of our citizens. The President said
that according to the report of the Interior
Department, over six millions of acres will
be required, of which the minimum price is
equal to ST, SIS, 900. This bill was passed at
period Of great financial embarrassment,
and should it become law, the treasury
would be deprived of nearly all its income,
which for the next year is estimated at SIS,
600, 900 from that source
Should the thirty-three States enter the
market with their land at script prices, the
public land would necessarily diminish, and
considering the many land warrants in the
market, the treasury would be deprived of
so much revenue Another consideration
was that SO much land precipitated On the
market, would benefit Spectators to the in
jury of actual cultivators, and it is doubtful
for the reasons stated whether the proposed
grants would conduce to the benefit of agri
culture. $685..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-07

The NEW GENERAL LAW FOR INCoRPoRAT-
ING CITIEs-The bill to amend the general
law for City Charters has passed the Legs
lature, and goes into immediate operation.
1t authorizes cities to assess ten per cent dam
ages on all taxes left unpaid for the third
Monday of March in each year, and charges
six per cent. interest on the whole amount
of tax and damages. 1t also author
ICES the same means of collecting taxes that
the county and State possess. The terms
of Offices are all doubled, except that of
Mayor. All the officers hold for two years,
and the Councilmen for four, one-half going
out every two years. As we have not
adopted the general law, these provisions do
not affect Evansville; but they are changes
that may have an influence for or against
relinquishing our old charter.