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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08
SUCCESSION DE AMOS W. HAINEs. DEcKDK
PAR J. B. WALTON,

BUREAU, BAH8 fIhc1
GAMEDI, IL mars, 1859, . midi, q YAreaAe
y Banks Pun ordrs d. rhonoable r b. Morgan
numerote IL pocedsaia ven.s peeique pour conpts
UN TERRAIN lea authorizations dsssus, sitne psts
dams e snbourg Lscourse psrte dams e aubourg S4a
Premier District de cette VILE dtsigne LOT No
et No 81 sur IN plan dreese par Ch.s zmpel dsp1s
pardevant w Y Lewis auirefos noe cete
vile dit terrain fo,me encoignure des Edward
la de par l peds de ct foos
sur a rue Edward, me ure americane.
Les ameorations CONSTANT msison bois
etages ardoses, basses arriafe pesse
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
de vente pardevant William Shannon notae public
frais de Pacquereur.
sprss la yente du terrain cidessus decr
vendu pour compile de Ia meme successon-
LIE BANG No "a dams II First egauna Unitarian
Church, encoigIure des rues ST Charles ct Julie.
A%CONDITIONS-Comptant fell q ms II
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BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office. II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, March 10. 1859. at IL o'clock
M, auction, at the City Hotel, Common street, will be
THAT LARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE belonging
L. H. Place. Esq occupied by George O. Lawrason,
ESQ desirable neighborf cod St. CHARLES
street shares reduced to sixty
seven shares Of Citizens Bank stock, which there
loan.
Said property is situated the square bounded by ST.
Charles Caronde1e and Julia Streets and measured
60 st. Charles street, by depth O. 6j feet Gall
French measu't).
taiing spacious paors, dining well ventilated sleeping
pantries cemented and rendered entirely
proof bathing with apparatus making In all
Is looms in the front building.
In portion there kitchens, wash rsom, fine
vants' rooms etc etc. gether with ctmen+d brick stable
and carriage no with servants above, all In good
order.
grounds taefuy laid on and planted with choice
fruit and flowers obtained with great and
penhe in fact, taking in view its oxmy TO business large
grounds In the center Of business renders one the most de-
sirable spot. in the city,
The sale positive and without and will not be dis
posed Of at private sale.
H9-TERMs-One third cash balance in and years
for notes bearing mortgage ont property with cent in
erest until maturity and If not then paid per cent
until final payment Improvements to be kept In
policy transferred vendor The purchaser also
assume according the charter 70 shares Of Citizens Bank
stock reduced 81 but which there no loan
Act of sale before f. G. Goschalk Esq., Notary Public ut
the expense OF the purchaser.
N B-Partes wishing examine the property do by
applying at the Office the auc,ieneer se28
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RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE FINE
Residence In the of Vaudeville, with improved
grounds, consisting of gardens, etc.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,

Office, II Commercial Place.
TUESDAY, 29th inst, at lie o'clock NJ, in
i the rOtusds Of the st. Louis Hotel will be sold
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY situated in the
of Vaudeville about four hundred feet from the Lake
shore.
Said property forms the IF Carroll and Jefferson SITS
Carroll by depth of $50
feet on Jefferson street.
The Improvements consist of onesory cottage house, ele
bick pillars containing bed dining room,
pantries front gallery 40 feet long by IL feet in width The
p'asered and glazed.
There also the property servants rooms kitchen sta
be carriage house, excellent spring fruit trees and
trees wharf and bath house, built last
The house being completely furnished the furniture nclud
four carriage In perfect order will be sold block
with the property.
rTERMS- One thousand dollars in cash. the balance III
equal and years. for notes bearing six
cent with mortgage on the property
Parties wishing private sale do by ap
plying at the Office OF the auconfers.
before T. Stark Notary Public at the
of the purchaser mi I'd
SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE PARISH OF POIETF
Coupee in this State. held jointly by the heirs respectively
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE SECOND
District, at snction without reserve,
BY LULLAN NEVILLE & CO,

JULIEN NEVILLE, AuctIOheeT
Office, II Commercial Place
vJyHvRSDAY. March 10th, 1850, at IL
O'Clock, the City Hotel Common street. will be iold at
CERTAIN BLOCK OR IsLET OF GROUND situated
Jackson and DESIGNATED BY No. % On the OH nal
schect and deposited in the office Of Joseph Cuv,ieu ae
Notary Public Of tnis city Said block being Triangular
cayey and have dn American measu,e the following d.
eet front on Customhouse street. of which forms The
liz feet on the line which divides from No. and 81 feet
street liz the lin. which divides from Io,
feet the line which divides Il from 10 > and g FEET on
omhouse street ~ the ns which divides It from o
No and m the line this said lot being Of sp
gnlar form.
TERMs-one third cash, balance IN and 70 months 70,
eres and il not paid maturity thereafter per
Act Of sale feore VIM Poole, Notary Public. at the
pense of the purchaser. MI
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A VERY CONVENIENT AND DEsIKABLE BRICK RE
sidece in the FIRST District within short dsnce of the
business portion of the city, at private sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office, II Commercial Place
THE very convenient residence belonging
toJ. Chiffon, ESQ.,, situated Robin, between Maya.
zine md Constance streets.
The building Of brick, stories, with attic and
a,ns parurs, dining oom bedrooms kitchens, wash
rooms every for geneel family
The lot is large and the house well ventilated.
H9-TERMS-Made known on application at our office.
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BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF AMOS W. HAIEEs, DECEASED.
By j. b. WALTON,

Office 10 BANK Plscs.
SATURDAY, March II, 1859, At IL o'clock
Ranks' Arcade by virtue q order from The Hon
P H. Morgan, Judge of the Second District Court dated Feb
ruay 1889 Court docket No. 1887 will sell At public
tion for account Of the succession Of Amos Haines d.
ceased
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the improvements
thereon situated partly in suburb suburb
sauet First District Of and designated ios No =
square No. 81, on plan drawn by Chas Nmpsi. lsputy
Surveyor the u g. bearing date Of Sst December 1895
annexed to sed before W Lewis late Notary in
this city, said lot forms the Of Edward and Annun
ton streets, and Is feet inches and lines front
said street. By 100 fest depth and front Ia
wurd street, Am Yfcan measure.
The improvements modern story fos
frame dwelling and back buildings, nearly
N6TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale before William Shannon Notary Pubic, at Tho
expense OF the purchaser. $50 g&s
Immediately after the sale Of the above described lo n
will be sold for of the
PEW No. "a in the First Congregational Uni axian Church.
Of St. Charles and Julia streets
p@rTERMS-Cash. 51g9s l5.5t39ssl x
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BY N. VIGNIE.

late John McDonogh-second and very important long
credit Of choice improved properly desirsbs
squares lots Of ground situsttd in he second si
ri Disfrfcts
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SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE PARISH OF POIETE
Coupee in this State held jointly by the heirs respectively
Of Joseph Lands and Mrs. H. II Place both deceased.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,

Office II COMMERCIAL Place.
SATURDAY, April 8, 1853. at 10 o'clock,
y NJ, at the City Hotel, Common street. will be sold
District this city by The above named auction
parties interested and under and by virtue of
orders issued the from the honorable the Fourth
District Court Of New Orleans dated the I'd March, 1859
dered in the ph Lsndis deceased
othe from the honor BILE the Second District Court of
New Orleans also dated the 81 March, 1852 rendered in the
succession Mrs. Elizabeth Land deceased wife
of Lucs T. Pi4ss the fiowlSg dese,ssd property VII
in township south west o. The Mississippi river Of range ~
lands subjected sale at New Orleans containing 3S 60
patented Joseph and deceased by patent dated
18th November. 1913.
SECTION No softownship Of range east in the parish
Ponte Coupee district Of lands subject sale New
Orleans, La containing 1877 z7l0O eued to Joseph
Land !. b. patent dar the 23d Of June ls45.
n TEkMSOne third cash, balance in two quail payments
for of purchaser at and years respecIve
after date with int for the pey in the at
per per from dse unit, paid secured by special
mortgage on the property
of sale before James Graham Notary Public, at tie
pense of the purchaser.
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INTERESTING TO IMPORTERS.
A. LEBLANC, U. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE, Nc. 6.
Nos, IL and IS Toulouse Street,
Between Levee and Chartres
Its central location proximity tho Picayune Tier to the
Steamboat Landing and tie the Custom House, insure speedy
action In transportation and expectation eutries
NB-Specia large and Theoretically closed Warehouses
for Rra,des etc etc d22 3m
M ADEIKA-27 old Como de Lobos very superior,
lN for sale by s. WOLFE,
fell corner Graver and New Levee cts.
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VERY CHOICE GANG OF FIELD HANDS, DIRECT
fom Georgia. all in prime order and fully guaranteed
credit
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctloneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
WILL be offered Mt private sale until the
w 18th instant
sIXTX.kIGHr CHOICE COTTON HANDS, to arrive by
the 10TH sold by above date they will be offered by pub
lie auction. the oath inst, when list and full description
will be published
a~For full description and terms apply at Office.
MI It's
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us J.. &c. NJ MATTHEW'S d CO.-CAR.
RAGE TRIMAiNds everything Necessary e sa ya io'
AXLS suitable Cane Carts and Drsys with Linch Pills
and Nuts No. ls6 Grsyer street, New Orleans sail ~
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j d. "AuCTIoNEER AND APPRAISER.
No. 10 BANK PLACER.
Having his present location begs inform tbs
pubc FOR the of business
his and soliei's the avors his friends in the sale Of Real
Estate, Slaves, Bank and other Stocks, Cargoes.
Sales Sales Merchandise will have the
and personal attention CT the advertiser Mo
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POSITIVE SALE BY CONSENT OF PARTIES. OF AN
elegant residence and spacious grounds situated on g.
Charles 8 rect First District, within few minutes walk
of the St. Charles Hotel.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District.
BY j. B. WALTON,

Q.
ATPRIVATE SALE. will be sold five vail
"A liable Lots Of Ground bounded by i've Oak Mag
Filth and Sixth Streets Nos "a IS u.s. q aud Is in (olA
MOI lI9. new NOD 1873
o. and IL form the of Live Oak and Sixth
each 81 feet inches and lines front
Sixth street. by depth Of 10 feet inches
70 adjons above described lots in the and
50 'front.' by depth of l6 feet inches bsiwee
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 feet inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property eligby situated for residences being within
square OF Magazi. street, square Of Wasapg
Avenue and the vicinity Of OF the ele
CANT residences Fourth District The lots haye bean
planted with choice imported shade and Ornamental and
prepared to be built upon
cash, and the balance at and two
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Walter II. Peters, O. No airy Public, Al
the az nanse Of .he purchaser mSH
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VALUABLE BA1TURE PROPERTY, BETWEEN q al
and Erao Immediately in front OF The New
Y rk Packet Landing.
BY j. b. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
WILL BE SOLD, that Valuable Property
w bounded by Front Gaiennie and Erao Streets And ne
Mississippi mark having front On frtuf
Of 1871 10 inches by front ieet 70 me
waters edge at this stage Of he river o. s., and otn
| increase. -. r. A..
ost eligible OF the port is deserving me NJ
tel on Of wishing invest for stores CT
and will be so feet by 1871 feet 10 nrhrs On
Front street. divided into sixteen lois or the entire property
| with all rights and advantages. : i, ...-
re II IT, ,,, -" + pincs ' F' fr26 If
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pONED TURKEY AND DOBES-

The undersigned having made all the necessary
meuts informs public that he prepared I'LL orders of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, SOIREES PIC
MICS and all times be served with BONED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS, DoBEs,
GAIJAPINEs etc. etc. all hours and got up the best
styles H. A. HOWARD,
Euccessor to Geo. Beard,)
No. lS7 Camp street,
-fels FIN opposite st. Patrick's Church.
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MarLrs.LPeportsS b. TslerrapL.

crxcys.1I Dee lo-FLorR very ss holder.
IS sass So waIskr active at &c. WHEAT arm Rcd
sales ooc at 80 l5ds6 50
TososIo. Dec. Io-FIors steady and ,earcs wHE.r
S5L, BARLEY steady st COS. PoKK hrrn At IS IS.
kOHLE Dec s-CoTTos sales to-day 500 bales lOic for
up 500 and the receipts 81 oo0 bales ssia.
the corresponding week in l.sl Receipts to the
ss as.d 1 ,! yf' IA Ts s 10 fSS1 s ''
hoBmx, Dee lo-CorToS cust snd unchanged Sales, to
day, ace bales.
brnALo, Dec. lD-s p m-FLoUR- Demand nodsrsis; quo
tsiions unchanged WAkAr quiet; demand coaaaed %
milling lots which DO correctly indicate the condition
the market CoxS steady fair de.aGd 900
brsh. New sAcst s9.c OATs selling ia small arc
bsKIkN and RYE nominal. WEsKH held ii l5c Lake IL.
PohIs unir portsn-
bone and interior sde small sales ct - feE state from Caiea
80 sP.iIs WHEAT wHzAr quiet At 10 fs esesso sprag
day shd bat vessel Is expected hefe ais
Neahrr very cold to-day this afternoon the Thermometer
steady at lf dec. shove
NExOELEASs Dee 9-COr-ox: An improved demand; ale.
to-day bales lc4dlle for Middng The sales
Week Up coo bales and the receipts Gao sss against
eo bsles for the ne week IN last year EI2ort FOR the
week ~ 90 ba To. this SIS 90 bales Re
seip ., this pot ahead Of las. y-sr $1,000 bales, DO. AZ AZ
Southern ports bAies Stock bale FRzIGHTs:
Cotton 10 Liverpool slid and 10 Hsyre IL. Freight Liver
DOL 30 Without consignment SrSAR quiet and eseE buE
notably uncbALged
NKx-OzLKaNs Dec. lo-CO7ToS firm. Sales. to-day 1900
Les Miidlins loic- q lie Errsats 70 Liverpool. 9lsd
CHiCA6o Dec. l0-FLcCR firm NHzAT dull az &c. dsec.
CoRS trul OAR irn. aud advanced l RECEIPTS to-day
80 bbs Flour; - 900 bush Wheat; 200 bush. Cora
CHARLESTON Dec s-COrros steady sales to-day, 2s)
savASSaH Dec lo-corroS in improved demand Sales,
to-day 2 20 bales. Ptioes quotAhly unchanged
10LEno. Dec lo--fLOrk quie; at $5d IS 50. WHEAT In
seye ~ Is RECEIPTS TOPAZ: 30 e6ls Flour,
EXCHANGES
NEv-OELEAss, Dee lo-Sisht Exchange on New-Ysrk !
CHicGeo Dee n-sisht Exchange on SewYcrk unchanged
CINCINNATI Dec lo-Sishi EIchnse On kew-foEk per
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Arrived.


Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston mdse and pass to
spoeord Tileson Co. The Columbia experienced very
h. gale from the ~ tue sfpGr ,@ 6 pR hour w''i 70
Steamship Psspsco, LayRed Portland, mde and pass 10
II b. Cfomw ell L Co. 49, -
fshp Courier Osterd Rio Janeiro Oct % coffee 70 VIM X.
Thomas Brother Sailed in company with osIzs champion
MAYO for Mobile New Light Reynolds for Orleans BRIG
Yankee Blaze Darling for New Dec on Haisera was
Ship Arsmingo Caesar, whsmPoa l4 days teas SILKS ae TO
Chamberlain Robinson Nov H. lat "a 5 lon 60 3d. signaed
schr James English (of New Haven't, bound ). .
ship Yorktown Mayer London and Isle Of Wight Nov TO-
mase. and 90 pass. TO Grinnell hinturn Co. - 90
days railrosd iron TO Meoalf Duncan Dec lat 49, on 70
spoke bark Radiant, Of and from Boston for Charleston
Bak Elr. BsI-s (Br Cooper Bermuda - George Is days
GazsIe (of New. Haven, bound n.
Bah Fairy BH,h shanghae ia days teas silks &C. to Cor
Xrenhof rom suInaira for Newly OH, 81 days out.
Brig Bepsu Delano BAKER Buenos Ayres Oct 26 ndse to
order Oct 81 s ~ s. lon Al w. spoke ship Frsnk Soushng,
Brig Wm Mason of Castine Gardner St. Jago Nov 49, sugar
and tobacco TO Miller Houghton.
BIs Elizabeth tBr Hail. Cephaonia 90 days. currans to r.
T. Bzen. -
Brig Co. Res Chapman Aspinwa 20 days. hides ke to j.
seh wlet G. Roberts Peterson. Washington n c. days,
cotton 10 3 Blossom Sons q. Williams.
sch F. H. Brognsrd " liam Richmond dayA Has expe
renced very heavy weather; lost oresa and mainsail
Schr Caroline Z. Smith, smith, Brand wne MINIS Deli
seh Chara Hang,on) Putnam Jaomsl Nov 49, OgwoOd,
schr Mary Price, BLIZZARD, Brsndywne, D. for New
Haven.
scbT John r. Pleer candy ITsudy~ine Mills Dell days
SchI. s. ~ Taylor Rue, Washington, u. C., days
sehr Anna Smith Smith, Philadelphia for Farhsyen.
Schr NJ. s. Partridge, 1honldike, ROndout for Boston
Schr. Volunteer, Brown, Rondout for Boston.
Abatres. Jones' Providence mdse to ls.ac Oden
Steamer Pelican Aldrch, Providence udse to Isaac Ode
sAlLED-SteamshPs City Of Manchester OBJ 0lGsgowi
Augusta and Potomac Savannah Nashville Charleston James
town. Norfolk, &c.
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Total. 81 sos 500 20 6l S3Ii64i12l S550eSo 80
1t will thus be that exports greater in
the fiscal year ending June 30 last than in any previous
year, with the exception Of 1861. The over
former years is partly in Specie and partly in domestic
export.
The NewYork Canals viii be closed on the 18th inst.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that George w.
Cas- proposed for the Office of President of the Ps-
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago road, in the probable
event Of the resignation Of j. Edgar Thomson.
The Pihsburgh Chronicle Of Thursday says:
"This morning, in the District Court, the Messrs.
Bell made application asking Judge Hampton, on be-
half Of their clients, kessrs James Park, jr Co.,
creditors Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
RaIlroad that writ Of sequestFatcn might issue, and
proper person 10 act sequestrator under II be ap-
pointed. Tie Court ordered the writ TO ssue and APP
pointed T. II. Depuy acting President Of the road, Sc
QueetIaior. We understand that a ike application
was TO be made to-day in Chicago by parties from
New-YoTk, creditors of the Company. Whether such
order was made there and, If made what effect II
will have on the proceedings here, not pre-
pared 10 state The effect Of the action Of the Court
to-day viii be TO give the control Of the road to dis
interested Individual, who viii manage il until such
time as its debts have been hqudated from lis
nues"
The anthracite coal trade keeps up well according to
the last weekly reports Thei tunnage Of the Reading
Railroad for the week was 80 557 tuns Of the Sehuy
Kill Navigation, IS So tuns; Of the Lehigh Nsviga-
ton, ol3 tuns; Of the Lehgh Valley Railroad, being
the result Of only three days business, 62 tuns; Of
The Delaware and Lsckawanna Railroad, II ,263 tDos:
of the Wyoming Canal, ',74o tups: of the Shanoken
Valley Railroad, 6 2lS tuDs; of the Broad Top Noun
tain Railroad, 1872 tuDs, aud of the Barclay Railroad,
56S tuns Generally the tuDnsge IS IN excess Of that in
corresponding week last year.
dispatch received from ST. Louis states that the
Treasurer Of Missouri has the mouey in hand for the
payment of the January interest on the public debt
The receipts and shipments Of provisions, &c, at
Chicago, :or the pas week, compared with those Of
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YsRK...".. /
Cleared.

acknowledgements, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludan henck
en- Augusta Woodruff Savannah, 5. L. Mtehil Soa Po,o
mac utson Savannah H. b. Cromwell Co. Nashville MUIR
raw Charleston, Spoford, Hleston Co - .
Ships-HaIriet Jessie Oeshon, san francisco ingalls,
Car1an Ellen Austin Gsrrick Liverpool spo7ofd, Ieston
Co VIM. Tell Funk, Hayre, Boyd Hincken
Bsrks-Walh Vtham Apalschieoa Nesntn x SOM VA
mon Bartlett, Rio JsneEo, H. 2. Buck Co. 49,, -.
Brigs-C A. Adams, Peterson It. Domingo City, = = Wht
ney & Co. Rosse r Homes. rurs's island, d. r. Ds~olf
schoorers-l b Cowporthwait. Rogers Charleston K IL
Co.on Coon Befss r. T. Buck Co Manchester Ne
Richmond C. H. Pierson Ned, Henderson, Wilmington
Pow ell j. Aehorn, Merrill. Richmond, w. :. Brown; Mary
Smith Fredericksburg, w r. Alrni NJ Y Duvs Robinson
Wilmington McCTeady, Mott Co; Hero ybrl CIoweh hAn
fan H. O. Donovan, e. =. Williams. Nc esn, Hill.6oro,
g. p l. Nevius Son Rollins PsrsOnz Bushear > Sherlock
D. C. Higgins, LonestIeet Psersbqrs Van bIant Jazz I
Kee Bay state Hsstt Boston Day Spsgue W. L. Coz
quest, Bullns kew-Hsyen Durham Dinlon. 80
soops-senator King. Taunton, maser;J NJ Warren Shap
man New Haven master. America, stedman FEoViaenee
master; n. Atwater, Damon, New-hsyen. master
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freed the managers consider the possibility OF pay
~ the lean off No plan has been officially before the
Board, but some friends Of he Road have Pfopo'sd %
st sub.eriptoD for TIE reserved four millions Of the
Third Mortgage Bonds a, par, receiving bonus Of
eco Geo o! the fourth mortgage. There Is no douo'
that such sch, me, il it could be carried oot ~ouu
be satisfactory to the Company, but th' as Wen az AZ
negotiations should be thrown open 70 an parties "
uteres,, spd not be privately concluded via fe" IN
dvidrals. The second third, fourth and ma morris
Gu .his road are in process OF foreclosure ana ."
with the exception Of the fifth, VIII PFOo"oy 10 ~
,jeted On al points against which there Is any NS@
defense. The road sold out under The MN NOR
and the overdue second mortgage arranged w" u,e"
10 reoryar;zed under the .chee put forth by the d.
rectoTs. -
The following a comparative statement OF tne
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods and oenefai he',
chapdiee at the port Of New-YoTk ior Inc "eeA AM
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NEWPORT, Dec. io.Arr bsrk TeeeA Hsyeaer. Skeli 8
rrovSence brig Msiron Tsyr Havana tcrs Panama Ar1
Boston Phlsdsphs Deposit swis Albany ior Bsznssss
Susan hsier Coolfn and Nay Pease oAye Eizabsh 2o ~
Boston GEORGIA Weeks, New fofk Tor 6sxtosa
sailed nom Dutch Island th. ship To0on frOu Provssss
for EVIL orb IA q u .t-sn-r Ssasben-
BOSTON, Dee. f1Ac ship Fearless Derens Nanfs, b<k
Cerih. Ecpkas, OIzos snd Tfa1o schr T. kiAAsr ksor
Wilmington
CHARLESTON Dee 9.-Agr ship Southern Rixl.s hou
Rs;h barb Kasnos and schr. Satteriy from Nss-loik
lu the UaBg sbip Anei. ffoai Liverpool
kEN-JRLEANS Dec. aArr bsxks JAce rom Rio Josirs.
Exaasar, from hostOn.
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MARREE ID.

ONEIL-gTEwART-On Thursday, Nov H. BY The Rev.
Charles Fletcher Mr. VIM j. o'Ns to Mis- Lydia Stewart,
all Of this city.
PADDUCK-wARlNG-At Yonhers on "Wednesday Dee T.
n, The Richard Horton, Walter H. Paddock to Ann Ma
rk eldest daughter Of j. A. Warning esq, all of YokeIs.
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Passenger. Arrived

Eahip Courier from RiOJane.ro-CeP = kppsn bridge
port Cone Mr. sad Mrs shsekehofd' and MI n r. Wilson
Richmond. Va. -
n ,ho Hearietta from Legho-AnonA Pennells, wife and
tv sens: VIM. Deroan. 5. Clio Rosto. - d,
In bark mena J,or' Tfeo Psru-Robert Newell LADY snd
three children - go, -,
Bermuda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
Risnztrrs. &e,

THE RrssELL lof Bessonl Voorhees, hence ~. he
Rto Janeio Distress bound francisco lox SOD
rear Islands The snip sunk O'Clock dzss
wind An hHas ,avcd in the beats and arrived Ma
teyieeo. Ike Russell rated burden, oat In
kichmond Ne, and ia owned By Nelly Page of bos;sn
hOAoLuLu, Oct. 2Ths b~rk seva- Capt Hand Of Ors~
Fort L. arrived here the oh after cruise OF I've
year, oil eskias bsiy and has beea eoaiemss&