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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
PUMP MAKING.

VNHE Subscriber takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens of ClearGeld County, and ln'
public generally that he has resumed the Dah.
ness,,Of making WOODEN PUMPS and boring
PIPE.L0GS and will be happy to execute any
work in his line at the shortest notice and ID tI'
best manner, at prices to suit the times. Apply
personally at the residence of ]. S. Cole in Law,
renee township, one and a half miles souinWenn u
Of Clearfeld borough, by letter at Clearhed ~
G. II. HALL.
May llth 1859. [vol. iv, no. II 6m pd'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

Gea. A coarse and slovenly teacher, a
vulgar and boorish presence munohing
apples aud chestnuts at recitations like a
squirrel, pocketing his hands like num-
my, projecting his heels nearer the frma-
ment than his skull like circus clown,
and dispensing American saliva like a
member of Congress, inflicts a wrong on
the school-room for which no scientific
attainments are an offset,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

FORCED POSTAGE SrAMPs.-The Consfm-
ton efIectually disproyes the allegation Of
counterfeit and reused postage stamps,
and brands the rumors 50 industriously
circulated as an outrage on good sense and
dcccncy, and libel alike on the Govern
mcnt and the public at large. The inju-
Try to the postal service is very material
as doubt is excited where no just cause
for doubt exists and false odium is mole,
over, cast on system which has been
steadily und justly growing in popular ia,
yor. If, as is suspected these criminal ru,
have becr palmed on the community tC
subserye private aims and interests, it il
exceedingly fortunate that the only Oh
iect gained has been to create an inquiry
which results in the most complete deniR
and reiuta;ion Of the whole base and ma
licious calumny.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

Our mammoth rolling mill, says the
Johnstown Tribune, has recently turned
out larger yield per week Of railroad
iron than has ever been manufactured in
the same time by any rival establishment
in the Union. Threeweeks ago seven hun
drod ana hoentyheo tons were rolled from
Monday morning until Saturday night,
and last week we understand the yield
was about seven hundred tons. All this
was accomplished, too, without single
extra heat We put the Cambria Iron
Works as now managed in the van Of all
iron enterprises this side of the Atlantic
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

Tux CGoPs.-Tbe accounts from all parts
of the country by the late frost report the
injury TO the crops to be infinitely less
than was at first apprehended. The
Cleveland Herald, states that Mr.. j. II.
KLIrrARr, Secretary of the State Board Of
Agriculture, has been over the most Of the
wheat belt Of the State Of Ohio, through
Guernsey, Licking, Knox, Fairfield, Del
ewarc, Richland Crawford and Ashland
counties. lie has examined wheat fields
personally, wherever he has been, con
yersed with farmers, made the subject hi,
study, and concludes that there will be
three-fourths what there would have beer
harvested under any circumstances
Duy Pcnn&ylrgnim
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
JOSEPH PETERS.

Justice Of tie Peace, Curwensoilie, Pcnna.
nNE door east of Monteligs & Ten Eyck
" Store. All business entrusted to him viii
be promptly attended to, and all instruments
writing done on short notice.
March, 81, ls5s.-y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

seA. Mr.. STErHEN A. ANDERSON, who was
the editor of the Pc,nsylcanian until sue
ceeded by Nimrod Strickland, has been
appointed Chief Clerk in the PhiIadel-
phia Post Office by the new Postmaster,
n. B. Browne.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

a
fh Subscriber has opouod new Picture Gallery
on tho Corner Of Second and Cherry streets,
Clearfeld at the sign Of tho Red Flag 10 which
he dgyotes his whole attention, and where Am.
brotypcs, MolsinOtypes, Ferrotypes, Niellotypes,
SterrOscopes and in fact all varieties OF Photo
graphs on Glass, Iron and Paper are taken and
put up in q superior manner. Don't trust bis
word, bat call and examine his specimens and
Judge for yourselves. Being connected with one
Of the leading Ca lrres Of Pittsburgh, he will DO
constantly In the receipt Of every new style and
variety Of Sun Light pictures, together with such
aid and such Information as will enable him 10
produce the most Life Like and best toned spe-
cinens Of the Art. In order that all may have
an opportunity Of procuring copies Of their faeet,
ho has determined to be reasonable as to prices !;
| 3 cents and upwards according to size, fixtures
and case Remember the place, the sign Of the
Red Flag, corner Of Second and Cherry streets,
directly opposite Judge Moorcs.
PARKER c. PURNIANCE,
! june II, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
AMBROTYPEs!

TUyHERE is now an opportunity for all 70 r'
II cure pictures of themselves and frienos .w,
The undersigned has fitted up Rooms ~ sasn ,,O,.
new building, where he will remain Il shOn a,
Plating in fine gold or silver done on f''''''
BILE terms. WALL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23

4 circular from Prince uortS:hukoff 10
the Euyoys Of Russia at tho courts Of
Germany, declares that if Germany aids
Austria the equilibrium will be destroyed.
4 despatch fTom nrmstadt says that
the Presidents OF both branches Of the
Legislature made speeches in favor Of war
against Napoleon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
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APPOINTMENT.
DIR. JACKSON,
THE CELEBRATED
INDIAN BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
DIR. JACKSON,

Can be ronsaited at The JoHori"g places,
ItFK THE TINE or DAY
LuthersLurb, Pa. Stage House,
Monday afternoon and Tues
forenoon, Juno G0th, DIST.
Curwensyillc, Pa, Stage House, Wednes-
day June 22d.
Clcarfiold, Pa, Mansion House. Thursday
and Friday, June 23rd and 24th.
Tyrone, Pa, National Hotel, Saturday at'
noon and Sunday, June 25th, and Goth.
TO THE SICK.
We battle against tho dread armies OF death
And to God look alone for the biddings Of duty J
Our oracles are not frail morta's breath
We knecl before Nature and worship her beauty.
And we march to a victory bloodlcss and blessed I.
'Tis to conquer disease and relieve the distressed
DR.. jackson, compounds his own medicines.
Dr. Jackson'S medicines are strictly vegetable
and from our own forests and fields.
Dr. Jackson uses no mercury or mineral pO"'"
Of any kind.
DR.. jackson treats all patients fairly and frank
ly--mAkes no falGs promises.
Dr. jackson does not tear down to build up.
He invigoratcs the system and thus aids nature
in overcoming diseases.
Diseases Of the lungs dete2ted by the use o.,
the seothoseope. Examinations Of the chest anu
lungs free.
No charge i, made unless the patient takes
medicine.
Price of treatment is from three to thirty DOL
lars for three months medicine. The anheI'u
| Poor will be liborally considered.
| A. C. JACKSON,
Indean Physician, Erie. Pa, Box 92!'
| June 10, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
AUSTRIA.

On the 4th, great religious soIcnnity,
with professions and public prayers, took
place at Vienna, the object being to i'm
plore Heaven to bless the Austrian arms
with victory. All the members Of the I'M
perial family and the Ministers We're pres
ent. Mass was read by the Pope's Nuncio.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
A MBROrYPEs ron I5 CENTs.-The

june 18th, 1859
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
CUy,sIIM,s SPRINGS,

- CULAUMs SPRINGS, JHoor rAw COUNTY,
AE.5 Ala, eight six miles above NJ bile, twenty-five miles
I east Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and five mss west of
the Tombgbee river -.
and the public that his establishment is opened for the
cepo visitors During ts past winter many improvements
and have been made with view to increased
fort convenience only 70 the invalid but to others seek
ing and pleasure The i'm consist of ha
erection Of several cottages the discovery of two
sprngs of eestone the other of iron water Che latter
nonnced chemists be of the strongest character
modois blardroom etc and the whole establishment has
been epanted and renovated The bath houses for ladies' and
the spring house. fitted expressly for their
mediation, have been particula y attended to.
An experience in the of public house of more
than twenty years. and determination to keep his the
list of rscass hotes will he trusts continue to secure to
has engaged for the elson Tenpin alleys and other
places for amusement provided the premises The cot
isges all separate and are neat clean and airy
Commodious light daneht boats will ply regularly twice
week the landing the Tomb gbee river, from Mobile
AS a curative virtues of the waters they have no only
the most sangune expectations of the propreto but
Springs the United Siae for the short time they have been
made kno public that have effected many of
obstinate chrouc diseases certainly present great
variety Of and valuable chemical medicinal combna
tons. i. z. -,
in te country viz: The celebrated Nchy the Ch ybeas the
iron the the Sulphur Such advantages these
sHyr are be found snel place in the whole
south-n fact ich invalids cannot too we'll note.
being made TO have Express from
New Orleans Mobile TO these Springs in oder 10 prevent the
sua deay letters and papers caused by the mails which,
however, under contract 10 be carried regularly three times
a week.
Carriages are waiting the landing the arrival of the
boats TO canyey i'm tatey to the Springs
analysis Of the water he had by appSius to j. WA
Il BRO, Of ga2ue and Common Streets
WIN A'' NY CHARLES CELLuM
my9 h&W Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
By N. v1GNIE.

snccE E-sIoT OF THE IATs q = saI,- : :, !.
is.s s.ssI. +, sses =
h frame house thes story ~ s,eR = sss nsanns - sss
s.s. sss :es. ss Gomez ss
.s. ssa s ass .a.ssy sss es s. ..r:ss. ] =
e F bs soasny Jesson c ~
etc., etc. nv " rrgvyE
TUESDAY. May 10, 1859, az .ss 10 s,siesE n.
tdrs asSusp the .au.
nesss sa Insa front % Sassss ssss
.s.y @ y and "a e m lines y dsg ossr g he
tanning four stable, carass bouss. she'd we w.
-; 1S s = 81 s asosp 9s fa n M y 80
Tehoupouias Jeph New eves and North MAJ st 1sess
Y s .:ss ss g e. s .
ss. ssi IL isass sa ne 1s
& :: ;s: - :s';
no ssh ss 4 ;..s s:s :Ss
other line and fronting ,ad common ssy wsy tesstsr
.ss ssss ss ..s 9 III 81
n?a of 4 d. a..,. s,uns.s !, ~.
Levee Lafayette cOmmsres and aisod Streets forming iSs
Hsn u % 81
IN depth on one ns snd fron.ns on I.fsy - M
;:: III
mum p i. iss s'f 81 in ...
New Levee Jus Comneree and g Joseph sRees messaF-
ing about 64 feet 70 inches front on New ss th
front On stres and shout ms fsss fscs 4; k
stores ,s is sos T. IS VI Iss.s .is
brick warehouse iron ing on Commerce stseet S. 1sF
lasa ~ = = 'eAss~ = s,A' r. -'"''- "1' - -
Store No. 81 with awning ffout 10 ~ psr -
until the 3lss October 1852 ~.
ber, 1160.
as sss.s sss 8 s'
g.sdin "a s.ssde sssss. s.ssaiSs 10
~ 'nenes l9ns on nAadn ~ fsf nches Inss
str IL ','- = s. - 2 - :.
| HOurtA U1etK1ets
e. CERTAIN Lot or 0R0tIND siku.fsa i. ~. vousA
oo1ndso y 4 .nsn iAnIss - A5ye on
Hth hr iss Sss Il dsrs y, y - HseS q
Nn'n ssS' ~ ~ fS 81 - SSks 4
,dsd ~ Nr,h ~ H.ruony ~ e Ssss ~ u -
q CERTA Nm IflT IN 0ROIrND sstu.t.f 4 s.r... -.
m bounded Nv Camp ChesrLut Seventh snd Rtshtf
degnsted as lot No TO- And forming the corner x Canp sp
| severfn sfrreta -
g. SQUARE or GROUND designsisd - No. 81 hovrd-
al nv Chestput EfQhth ard Ninth sreets fsn
n lots and ieaeed tiI he Slat ecember a9 vit M
neSes ffout on Eshh md Niuh stTes snd III ~ sss
| anj front On Camp and Chestput y reets.
nv P,aonernes Cbestnuf Rphfh snd IN. ifns s1b,r -
isssi.s, sssisnsisd = Los Is q and i u ! - = =
| y Ints MOI II ana III = .s- r. = - . --'
IL ONE LOT or GROUND IN square No lz4 boundea by
dp:tsd p9v, II y Ia ~ 1 s u sol aDafD
IA TWO LfSTs h q ROUND IN sousrs No mi ho.udsd
BY Nayades Prytanis seventh and Eshih sets de nsss
| n iot. Nos Ia ard n -
l e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
BY ]. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPoRTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
situated In the First District ate Second Municipality on
long credit. without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE r. CO.,

long credit, without any reserve ''H'''p"'' vi
s - .--,rx.
by JULIAN NEplLLE q CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctjopeer,
v,uunsnAv NAV n. Isss, - ~ s.,a1.s..
IN me ci,y Of Nsw Vsans az me Ely Hotel Common
stee Detweeh oa"p anu nas11ne tne oowing described
properly, Wzm. or or 1por,,.r, .,.... !, ~
IL CEHah!E LII r I Sisna.ea In the first
s.c., ID he % sa.aIs vi h Y ia HIM. I zne lamp and
iirod stfeets togel y. VIII e a1a improvements
and desensted by the No T. on plan drawn by he then y
su veg passed before g. r. snger then
me 81 feet front on julia street and 81 feet front On
ssid Marazne street. = " ~ -
T. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and thereon situated in the subub
Deord First Dtrfct Of this city des mated y the Sn h
he SQUARE bounded by ThaIa date Beojamn) Front Ea,o
date nztte and New eyee ,eets AN er nIan hy
her Civil gineer dated st March 1881 and deposited in III.
Office Of N Louis late Notary Puuiic in this city Sail
T "a feet inches front on Front tree y ia et
inches IN devh bet ween parallel lines American m assure
a FIVE EFRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND tovetber with
ali The hu,dines and improvements thereon desered az hi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
Old Loddon Dock brandy.

Old Loddon Dock Brandy.
Five quarter casks, superior article.
For sale by J. II. CARTER,
No. "a Tchouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

DESIhABlE AND lMFKOsING PROPERTY ACC-
into one bundrsd and boy three Lot. of
jackson and grest Northern Railroad Company. sA''
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-Oface. 10 Bank Place.
Aeaae III s;s'sD nasa oslos e. M
.s
9s. oss9 $ DsR Of
Sgs9dss s{sis y
50 s sa. n ~ sesS p sosss s g 4,
bgcy aps Th,,,a M y, ..5es.; divided il iois
r Mo ~ y ss By
each aeou. g feet front in Depth except key
SQUARE So Is bea asd Derbsny. Eso Roman and
Thaiia streets and divided into measuring each about
sss No A. SSspSs Sa y r.su
No 41 fractional square and bounded by
sSs I'd
into 10 lots measuring eseh about 50 feet from,
lines inches and e'shs es y on
rear line 3 feet inches and lines tie upper line and M
square No % fractional bounded By rhaia
on Of the line dividing from the Nuns divided
Square No ass is bounded by Prieur Eato johnson and
II
measuring sfeet inches and lines Thals street. il
Square No IS. i sousdea by Johnson Erao ealver
about 80 feet fr mt, by l31 feet in Depth
Square No. 466 fractional square, is bounded by ayez
Eato Mro Streets and the otf side by the enngaion OF
Lots measuring about g feet fr9n. about ls feet depth
lines front eavez street. 1874 feet inches and ires On
The line and l3 eet2 lines the lower line and s e
feet 10 inches front Miro street l3 feet lines
Irregular depth on the other side lne
square No 4e5 is fractional square is bounded by Miro
Erao and Tonh and the other side by the eongator
Of the line dividing from Nuns subab and is divided nts
Eve Lots -
ONEsMALL TRIANGULAR LOT OF GRouNDip sousr
No. 1885, forming the of Eato and Ton streets
ing Ii feet inches ard lines front Ton street. a feet
inches front Erao street. and 46 feet inches on III
| eongaion Of the line dividngit from Nuns suburb.
~ TERMS-0ne fou' th cash balance in enc, two
three years. credit in the the to their
order bearing and per eventus inter
with special mortgage the property sold until final pay
ment
Acts sale before Walter h Peters, Notary Public at tb
ay al Of he uur
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
Spinning up the Seed Cotton OH Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to it.
p1CE mILLs-R1CE msLhs-RfcE MILL

The best plan of hullng Rice t'icd is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE.
PATENTED ny JOHN TALON
II will bushels of prepared in from 25 s5
minutes according the quality Of Rice Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON the Foundry and Machine Shop corner Of
neorl streets, is my sole agent for the manu-
facure and sale of the same.
JOHN TALON, Pa entee.
New Orleans, November II, 1853 nl8 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
BY ]. B. WALTON.
IMPROVING PROPERTY. IN THE REAR OF THE FIRST
District near Canal street, very long credit without
BYLB WALTON

BY j. B. WALTON,
AUcrIoNssa-ofiee 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY. May n, 1859. at Is o'clock M,
ONE SQUARE or GROUND 10 Ike rear 81 n. Pi,,t MT.
,rict near Csnsl street ~ follows, o,wita ' ''
Square No 49, Thompsons plan Of the Second Munich
about 08 feet in DEPTH except Of Lot which Is Of
gnae form % feet ~ inches lines front On
Olympia street. feet inches and lines nearest
4s fses apd lines the diagonal line dividing Lot fosa
triangle which forms the Of 0asquet and Olympia
which Square bounded by Olympia Gsque Mnsat
and Palmyra Streets and measures 5 feet inches and lines
feet inches and lines Murat street. 4 feet inches snd
lines Palmyra The triangular Lot which forms the
OF Olympia and Gasquet stress not included In the
tale.
A-TERMs-oneffth cash balance at one tvo three and
fonr credit Of the purchaefs In equal INSTALL
ents to their order bearing per cent per annu cur
rent and per cent eyentuat interest," win speca
OH the property sold till final payet and vendors
privilege.
Of sale before strnger ESQ., Notary at
the txpen.e Of ihe purchasers. my6
LANDS IN THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA ON THE LINE
Of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rairosd
BIZ J. b. WALTON,
AUcrIoSEER-Ohdce, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, May IA, 1859, at IL O'Clock N.
" at Banks Arcade, will be sold
in the Parish Of ST. Helena ndepend
ence on the N o. Jackson and G. n Railroad being w
quarter, west half Of 3. quarter quarter Of n W.
quarter Of Section 6, ard " Of n quarter Of
There running Of spring this snd and Il
s well tnbsIed with pine, oak, aSh and cypr
1rTERMs-One-thrd cash balance at and years
credit with per current per cent eventual
est, with mortgage until final paye
Act Of sale hefore Charles sngef Esq., Notary Public
the expense Of the purchaser. my6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
TWO ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCES AT MANDK-
VILE.
BY N. VIGNZE,
Oti.a-No Hanka, Arcade

OAVURJN !. May If, 1SJy, nj the st. LOuER
- Hotel, will offer sae-z, .33{ .l5l l. 80
TWO FAMILY RESIDENCES, in Vaudeville, Is per rlaz,
In exhibition nay Office. 5-. @i7s-4
No On Lot of Ground in quare bounded by Lake Car
ROLL Ccfee Jefferson md Coffee Streets from
steamboas landing) measuring ia american ees
76 feet in depth between parallel nes together with
improvements thereon consisting Of spacious ard newly but
dwelling housa, 10 by 40 XII chem 40 l6 pvy
two cister fences iru and ornamental
also with beautiful independent bath house. the
vided onefourth ownership of magnificent wharf Just hn
ished.
No. Of a similar description above 8fgss 90 -
The properties shove described make part Of called
Carroll Row, erected the eligible
in the of Vaudeville and built desirable plan
and of the best material.
HS-see plan at my office. 5G@
Ms-one half cash and the b.lance at u mon hs
in secured by the property,
interest from date final The property
be insured the Of the interest," policy
transferred to the vendor.
The purchaser may have immediate 20 session de-
duct from the the $b0 he should
not to take before the 30h of November
To examine the premises apply Vaudeville Tn. yerres
Esq., f{ ny5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROP
erty situated the Of Magazine ST. jos ph
Streets and on st, Joseph street.
BY J. B. WILTON,
AuCTIoNEER-Ufce, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, May 81, 1859, MT 12 o'clock,
y Banks Arcade, Magazine street. the following
property will be sold
A. LOT OF GROl Nd with all the improvements thereon
situated in the First District in the square bounded st.
sp Magazue. Delord and Fouche streets, mug
Mug 'zine and ST. Joseph streets having 81
and lines front St. Joseph street. by 50 feet inches
Depth and Magazine street. with the privilege
Of alley in the said Lot feet wide opening
Magazine street.
The improvements consist of onestory Frame House,
leased S5 month until the Sh day of October
susceptible of being rented at $50 per month
LOT OF GROUND situated in the above des-
crbd with all the improvements thereon Except shed
removed by the vendor, measuring % inches
from ST. Joseph street by depth of So feet II inches aud
lines between parallel lines with ivate alley exclusively
this Lot feet wide opening from the of the
communicating alley opening c Foucher street
feet 10 inches ard 3 lines in width
A1-TERMs-o cash; balance credit Of and
for notes bearing the property with
cent interest from of sale until maturity and
cent after maturity It'll pad The buildings the
Of Mag'zne and ST. Joseph TO be insured
fire, and policy transferred until
urity and payment of the frs nnte
Act of sale b. fore A, Mnzuleau, Notary Public at the
of the purchaser, m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

a VERY hbLE FhAME RES1DENCE, SITUATED
in the Fourth District, in excellent neghborhood con-
venient to an omnibus line and the Lafayette Horse Cars
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Pl,ce.
THURSDAY. May 12, 1859, at IL O'Clock
NJ, at the City HOTEL Common street, will be sold
THAT VERY NEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
DENCE situated In the Fourth District. square bounded
by Josephine Carondele ate Apollo jackson Branard
streets.
The Lots designated by this Nos and and 81
feet front on Branard street. by l22 feet inchs and lines
depth between paral el lines
The improvements comprise fae twostory Frame Resi-
sidence, containing six to her With rooms
Kitchens front tnd side galleries. and all
ings The grounds psned with 6ne shuhbery
trees.
Also, Lots g. and the northwest half of No. g. measuring
IS feet inches and II lines front Jackson by depth
Of los feet between parallel lines running back Lots
and TO- No. forming tie of Jackson Branard
streets.
This property is in qniet and nprov neighb rood and
offers se opportunity to purchase comforabe residence.
with large grounds and convenient the business portion
five minutes.
rBTER MS One fourth cash the balance one two and
three for secured by property
bearing per cent. interest.
improvements be kept insured and policy
vendor.
of sale before R. Brenan Notary Pub at the expens,
of be purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
NInckereI,.

MnckeTels
erring Goldfish Salmon, Tongues and Sounds Habnt Fin
and Cove Oysters 5000 packages For sale by
J. II. CARTER,
uxa a. No "a Tchouptou street.