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BYL B. WALToN, ..-.
j. Walton, Auctioneer,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
At PRIVATE sALE-Those new and ex-
~ foBAeco WAREHOUSES;,
sisTs sSsss
FIJI e. at
four credit with cent. interest and mortgage.
~, The EouEsToaY risEPEoor store x.gs
~ TEkM5-Ons third cash balance and two years
credit, with per cent. interest and mortgage.
~ In q
Ihs Io. q inches font
Coliseum Place. lse i inches dyiass !.
as on as III de n of Cook .nd @ feet nes' and lines
The buildings and improvements on the Lot con,is. Of
comprising Two large paors a,pg rooms large dining
y ,s a'Se
bs ISF 10 e
hs main Building length y 10 in width s and
There marble nantels in ali he the principal
buildings and gas and fixtures complete in all but
The Handsomely laid ont. .nlks paved and
& ia enclosed BY handsome iron railing in front and on the
gallons and vs u feet deep sieked the vstsf
works leading to bathroom ami kitcheu
especially dected 70 property as Being one se
most eslbs and desirable in the city, ssi5g in front Coli
improved by iron railing within quare Of Pytania
line Of omnibusses from noise and dust and III
iy Of of the fines, residences First District
AsD dE THEEE
All leased 70 frstclas $500 corner STA
the other three annum
- The above desclibed dwellings contain No. l. Two
paror breakfast and two closets FIRST floor
sas T H. Ssss
comprise Kitchen wash and ironing ROOM five sleeping
apartments and story stable we'll adapted for
kitchen buildings. '-S -A"'- -.s
There is in the yard large cistern and h5drant.
No 2adtoins No the corner and is Similarly divided
has similar accommodations
No 3adoins No. 2 and has similar accommodations and
similarly divided except that the third story
adjoins No. g. a-haf story house the &C.
mmosaons being similar to those Of the others the back
gallery Of the FIRST is very vide is enclosed with glass
the lot ard the lot is 7 feet 10 inches and lines Depth
All the above stand back from the street about 6 feet
OF them are neat gardens, with handsome
1 This property is in the desirable part the city To-
Residences being in the immediate vicinity OF of the
elegant dwellings in the FIRST District and in the heart Of
most excellent population.
J- TERMs-one. third cash; balance and years
with 6 per cent. and mortgage.
Fourth Districts which the attention Of those desircus
making investmett is invited.
DESIRABLE AND CoMMODIOUs RESIDENCE Al
THE BAY OF ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI, containing abou
acres Of land. planted with about I00U fruit
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NEAR CARRoLLToN
on the line Of the railroad containing in body about GA
feet BY feet The improvements consist of commodiou
donbe frame dwelling house and extensive buildings
venitnty arranged and suitable for large family.
OAKS pecan plum and hg trees variety Of valuable
plants and Ahrubbery
further particulars apply to the auctioneer No. 10 Banl
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FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED AND UNIMpRoyEp
Real Estate at A uefi1n.
BY J b, WdLTON
Auctioneer--Ohfce, 10 Bank Place,
"WEDNESDAY, june I, 1859, al l2 o'clock
w the City Hotel, Common street. auction will *

- Auctioneer--oaice 10 Bank Place,
q oy s III
a SPACIOUS LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
OF Lafayette In the square bounded by Chippewa Pleasant
and s front ama a by No and
4nches in depth and front Pleasant street.
inches n depth on the other side nearest Harmony
ing house, covered with slate containing four large
closets pantry gallery the Adjoining upon the
,nning the back building is story frame
house. covered with shingles containing iitch-
en- IN the ysrd there pigeon and chicken house. two cis
LOT 81 GROUND, DESIGNATED by the No. g. in the same
50 Pleasant BY 2o feet n depth
POUR hoTs OF GROUND situated in The ronr. District
late city of Lafayette in the bounded by epbne
Ieves and Hou,sesu Streets and designated by
Lots Nos and adjon each other each 20 fee,
front on Adele street. by lS9 10 inches lines In dep
measures IS ct 9inches and lines front on Adele
street. feet aehes and lines in depth the adoin
ing lot No thence running towards street q fee,
ncts and line; thence running towards Josephine
feet ii inches and ne is feet 10 inches in width
4oeet front Adele street. by 6s feet
81 ns Situated in
sarapsru streets and Designated BY lie Nos and Lo,s
Nos and adjoin each other and each % inch
Which they have front Of % feet inches and lines by ,bs
following depths No measures inches and line in
III lines the line dividing 1t from J. and Lot No
the the line dividing No. q and 81
feet inches and lines the other side
kTERMs-one thr1 cash. the balance at one and tw,
rest per annum and mortgage until 6ns psyment and
cent n.ersat the notes after maturity If puncay
es he nsars on ns eSrae @ r. M and
Acts Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public at the
he nurcha
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

This celebrated Wine, of the above well known brand has
and will continue TO be- received by the undersigned
quantities to meet the increased demand of dealers
Thoroughly satisfied from strongest evidence
that it rc the closest nea Of the old and
hrs house of Heidck Co.. of Rheims they
taken hold of with determination bring claims
to distinct before the pbc generally than here
totore The superior quality this article satisfy any
o9e that lis is from source where great attention.
As well ms thorough have been brought to bear in
the perfection of his wine and making worthy Of name
Frequent vists TO the United States enabled him
fully to understand and appreciate the and shes
evdeIced by the Champagne for the palate
the conoisssura wire unsurpassed fer It's rich bouquet
general excellence. The varieties of brands Champagne
tend greatly doubt confuse the purchaser but the lovers
good aud genuine wine must ok for Charles Hedsierk
In full the label, well the corks and capsKles.
T. ". BAYAUn 4 Co.
General Agents for North America New York,
The Charles eideck be obtained in quantities
Houses others not here nam ed
and at retail with ull the principal hotel keepers.
E. J. HART Il CO.,
j. II. 7. N. MARKS
SEWEII. I. TAYLOR.
fe2 " PAYNE STEELE 4 co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
Special Notice to the Electors or the CITY nj
New Orleans.

All voters whose begin with my initial
ing from to X both inclusive, will at Poll
No One Of their respective Precincts and all
mares begin with any initial letter ranging from both
inclusive, will their Poll No. Of their respect
i've Precincts with the exception of the voters of the
SEVENTH PRECIscT-A of this Precinct whose sur.
names begin with any initial letter ranging G. both
inclusive, will cast their votes at Poll No. One. voters
whose begin with initial ranging from
to N, both inclusive will their votes Poll No Two and
all voters ~hose begin with initial letter rnngpg
from to u both inclusive, will cast their No
Three
By order of the Central Board OF Commissioners
my28 j. AID. ROZlER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
BUREAU CENTRAL pEs CoMMrssAIREs
VILE DE La NoUyELLE. ORLEANS
q Mai 1859,
Wis AUX ELECTEUES DE LA PARoISSE

WILLIE DE La NouyErLEoRLsAss.
AVIS AUX ELEcTEUEs BIZ la PARorssE
L'ssetlen osdon' huNDI s de alq 1859
endos CLAP desgnes Chaqne poll sera CO M ct DE-
tendance des Commissaes Election c apres NOMINEES:
Premier District.
PREMIER PREcINCT-Poll No Un- A Ia casse pompe
,asss oommissass VIM g. Mnilsn sait j.
So poppe de la copague d. pom
piers Mol Hunter entire les Tchoupanas
q fs9sf NJ psnp.
D. M e De S 20 h ene
6sas sa w Wm aan En !. moo, da,oo w.sh,n.,o
des Magssins Robin commssaires j. NJ Reid
Isl sSn Il No la c.sse pouo.
De % de po"p No +
Fe " DsasA ansse9 d'esols Psaaing, !eneoisnnre
neil fTfs 1 hafsas No UNA la oa..
Charles Garondelei. Commssaires: j. Foiwe chas
fo 10 DsaS-A i naisoq decoe Webster, rencornure
W" STTe de wfs L rue + Nf5s1 bsf o0mmssaeS j. Arthur
Gir9d Julie commlssares Thomas Beck
sixiEME PkEG NJ Una Ia cssssa pomps
B. ss hscSs
Poll D uxa y casse pompe de y conpagnie de pom
ommssares I. Bayne, James MCPHERSON John g. Poin
sEPTIEME PRECGNCT-Poll No Una Ia casse IA pompe
de "a copagne de- pompers No a Commune pres de la
Poll No. Deux-A la mason deco sur la rue St john entire
les rnes Si5od Ct Jne Commissares N E. Barley S. N
ro Trois-A maison decoe Fisk. d rencognure des
NJ. Aherpathy, A, S. Forward
Dcuxiemc District.
HUIT1EME PREC1NCT-PollN No Una a casse 4 nonpe
de la pouane Commissioners Walter Crouc Frank Echel
Poll No De1ixA Ia bOuque de menuisier sur la rue Bo
gogne entire les de Doiane Benyile Commssares
Ssnps de la
"s NE se es a Faso s
Poll No Deux-A la d,ecole lencoignure des rues
5'envle ei Robertson. Commssares W. f. starke, j. G.
N%aR n9%Ms yoRs Esn%s No nrs.n
tour dc taxes Ia batisses Ponalba Commits
Ps n D. q
Rampant Commisaires Gustaye Jacque
oNzIEME PkEoINGr-Poll No Un-Au bureau dn Deputs
d9s rnes des rues Chares ct ST
purs pssFf o0mm"i'e'; h'''"re And'y A B0rdua Henry
Poll No. Deux-Au Theatre Orleans rue d'orlesns Com
sr KfPaSss Nc sss
4 ss S1 i j.
erisk BgsSn william Andy ,. a.. p.,,n.r, s,r. Ia.
Toulouse sLoris, Commissaires Marceln Esnard
y TRhTzEME y EaRsCfSCr-Pol No Un-A Halle St Phi
ppe sfhiInpe ehtre les raes bourbon e. Royal c9-
misssres A D. peoe0uFi James Ausustin' John I. Du'
po,l No Deux-A mason ddeoe des files la
Qnarie t,lra LIS russ Bou gogne ct Rampant. Comuis
i g ;z afsSs NJ 6n Mef une msisop
SUI Il rr Rampant, les Ursunts ct de H6
ptn Gommsssalges: Henry ST Paul, p. A. Charbonne,
Pol Ne nsnxA la eass pomye de la sompagne de pom
Gaiys. tois5aes Robert KsrT Iules Lambert, Chss
Riehel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

closed mil consisting Of letters and for States
aAd cities Of the German Postal Union Denmark
Sway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ionisn Islands,
sent rom the post-of9ce In New York semi weekly.
cofef mHil, consulting lof letters and for
France and Algeria sent from New York semiweeky
Postage hfteen cents OPTIONAL
newspaptH two cents eacb prepayment requirtd.
closed mail for Bermuda will be sent by the steamer Gu
nAsd via Halifax,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

HALL or PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. Ia, I
New Orleans May 81, 1859.
81 The officers and members Of this Conn
hereby notified their regular month meeting
THIS EVENING" Tuesday, at o'clock. You requested to
be punctua.
mysl 1t D. H. TODD, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
BY J. B. WALTON.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON WASHINGTON Ay.
enue, between Magazine and Camp Streets Fourth Dis rct
BY j. B. WALTON,

BY j. B. WALTON,
AucIIosEEa-ohice, 10 Bank Place.
"WEDNESDAY, June i. 1859, MT IL O'Clock
M at the CITY HOTEL the following described property
will be sold, to wit e.
"A LOT Of GROUND situated In the Fourth District, IN
the bounded by Wash ngon Camp Fourth and
Nsgazze Streets and designated by the or plan No
49, In the Office OF j. r. Beard late Notary IN this city aso
BY the No. 6 plan No. l15 deposited in the Office Of
q. Stark Notary Public.
sAd lot fe.t inches and lines on Wash.
ington by deph of l03 feet inches lines be-
tween parallel liEes.
s-TEKAs-one-thirdc cash balance a credit of and
years. secured by mortgage the property with
cent interest from day Of sale until paid and
per cent. after maturity till paid.
Act of sale before A. Maxuresu Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchaser. mxN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

MURRAY. @. POoLEY.
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD
Having sold stock hand the yard at the Old Ba
SIM respectfully request friends take notice thnt
business is confined leginately ut the FLORIDA YELLOW
PINE LUMBER YARD, corner of Julia and Cedar streets
NEW BASIN.
Orders left Box S. Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
St: Charles street. will be promptly attended to-
fa26tf THOS. MURRAY 4 CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

- eAHyGNts-THOSE DESTROYS of OBTAINING
u le,rd private tlardng hoae BY the day week or
MONTH will find good aud comfortable accommodations No.
N5rsh Also, several large airy and well furnished
rooms, mil If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

~ 1. O. o. F.-Howard Lodge No. I3 meet
EVERY THU RsDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. g. Dad
Feows' Hall, at o'clock. Oficers-JOS. MAGNER NJ g.
GEO. H. sHoTWELL, Y. g. !; L. A. BENDIXEN. Record
Treasurer. isIa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

7.
DIREcFoRs.
Geo W. West, r. p. HINT,
James A. White, MI. Musson,
Douglas West, Mnrtia Gordon, Jr.,
D.Jamson Euma Aueustin,
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
j. Leisy D'que Bouligny,
Oner Gaillard. do ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
VALUABLE LOTS ON FRONT AND FULTON STREETS
near the st. Mary's market.
BY j. B. WALTON

oT o ~ eH GSotsD 10 ,ss G WI bs,.s
street.
feet 10 inches and line trout depth North Market
ss: ss The es divides
ssa ss ns III
n Lot fe from II ass
front o, 0s n pgIsop ssons set t.. M and .,
s nfs a
st. a Y
'Gn 9ERMose q ERl,Hs third e,. balance
IN the notes of the bearing cent
$ ana s aa not puncuay
Acts Of sale before Walter H PEERS Esq Notary Public at
the expense Of the purchasers myN
IL line Of onnibusss Isfay Iss
BYLB. WALToN,
Auctioneer-offce, 10 Bank Place.
y s ,1 :. 1882 s, at r T. osloek
THRED VsosST LOTS GROUND in the FRS, Dis
o desnstsd inc
sff y ap o las @
the use of common alley 5 feet wide running from Cape
1t5i cash. balance on credit of
a M
ana per sent sa int asr Ms,rsn maturity III Paa
Y5s A-as4p Esq N1..ry ra1e Y
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT ON
credit, without endorsers.
BYL B. WALTON, t
Aucr1osEER-ofice 10 Bank Place.
WEDNESDAY; June L. 1859, at IL o'clock
s5 ss S b ssaa
& Go!te nc AID streets
ing about "a feet inches 'front.' by depth of feet
Lot 49Ts f,e9,iGs Tssmsesas
aon ness and on 5op oes s
years credit the of the purchasers their
a u se M G ssR Pr sn
after with special mortgage and vendors privilege un final
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters Esq Notary Public
the expense Of the purchasers my27
DEs1RABaE ELM 1MPEevEn PROPERTY OF SITUATED
BY J. B. TVALTON,
AucrloSsER-onice, 70 Bank Place
v 1ss Pa ,I June nao 1s59 At ,a = O'clock
cFised T pTePsE'y PoF T Rs s9a i,h al, .,s
S fhsts1o. ST. o
seph Magazine, Deord Foucer streets forming the
St. joseph street By 50 est and line IL
use Of ey m the of said Lot feet wide aud opening
Ct oRs d sps se1 H
''iseff es5s msa oh credit of
@ The e dur p
Against fire. and policy anstered to the til the
maturity ana pay ment OF the first note.
As % G s sale before a Mazuresu Notary Public
HsEsa sAn Gp ssT nsa. st Ns
on Graver street at auction account of departure.
BY j. B. IEdLTON,
AucrIosEER-ohics 10 Bank Place.
"WEDNESDAY, June I, 1859, at IL o'clock
Gravier situated ,e First District in the square
bounded BY Grayier gs Circus Common John
10 feet the side line Circus and eph of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

OFFICE BOARD UNpERwRITERs
New Orleans, May II, 1859.
n9-At a meeting of this Board held on the
eth the following resolution adopted
be published:
ResOred That difference of half
will be made from and Sept rmher 1859,
between Stores and Warehouses corents) having
iron shutters all the openings above
those without such tee ion said iron hung
IA sheet iron in thickness.
JAMES II. WHEELER,
my1l I'm Secretary Board Underwriters
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CHOICE VARIETY.

A MAN to succeed well in lfo should be
like IL razor-ho ought to have strong
back, high polish, koenncss, and an excel
lent temper.
If there is anything thoroughly lovely in
tho human heart, it is affection. All that
makes hopes elevated, or fear generous, bo-
longs to the capacity Of loving .--Bulirer
Lyton.
A FRENCu writer has said that "to dream
glorously, YOU must act gloriously while
you are awake; aud to bring angels down
to converse with you in your sloep, you
must labor in tho cause Of virtue during
the day"
NATURE has strange ways of doing the
most beautiful things. Out of the ooZy
oarth, the mud and rain of carly spring
come tho most delicate lowors, their white
leaves borne out of tho dirt, as unsolcd aud
pure as it they had bloomed iu the garden
OF Paradise.
My experience makes mo an enemy alik,
to premature marriage and distant on
gagemenls. The first adds to our iudividua
cares tho responsibility for tho beloved and
helpless pledges of our affections, and The
last arc liable to the most cruel disappoint
ments.-ST Watter Scott.
! If mon could find the tabled fountain
that is said to restore youth and health auC
beauty, with what eagerness they woult
| rush TO drink its waters. Yot with scarce
| ly less eageruess do they now rush to drinl
OF waters that bring upon them premature
old age aud disease, aud loalhsomo uglinos.
HOLMES beautifully indicates the differ
cnco between morning and night, when Ii
says: Our old mothe or nature has pleas
ant aud cherry tones enough for us whc
she comes to us in her full dress of Llu
aud gold over tho eastern hill-tops; bu
whcu sho follows us up stairs to our bed il
her suit of black velvet aud diamonds, ever
crcak Of her sandals and every whisper {
hor lips is full of mystery and fear"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
FUN ITEMS.

" HusBAND, mus: have some change
to-day" "Fell. stay at home and take
care Of the children that will be change
enough"
AN author, II an inveterate smoker, is
exposed to double danger-pufling him
self to death, and being pulled to death
by others.
JACK, did you carry that umbrella home
that l borrowed yesterday ?" "No,
father, you have often told me to lay up
something for rainy day"
A rRENcuMAN, wishing to speak Of the
cream Of the English poets, forgot the
word, and said, ode butter Of poets. -
A wag said he had fairly churned up the
English language.
A CONTEMPORARY noticing the appoint.
ment OF a friend as post master, saws: II
he attends to the mails as well as he does
the females, he will make very attentive
and efficient officer.
A WRITER in Al the Year Ronnd de-
scribes gout thus Put your toe into
vice ; turn the screw till you can bear the
Po'h nv iOhSeI-luut IneumauSm,-
Give the screw one more turn-thal's
gout."
TEDDY" said gentleman 10 bis
Irish footman, "mind you awake me al
4 O'Clock to morrow morning, leave foI
Birmingham at five precisely" Yes
and sure l will but if your honor vii
plase call me at half-past three, l will at
tend to it, sure"
A LEARNED lord, speaking of the salar
attached to rumored appointee to a ne,
judgeship, said it was all moonshine. =
Lord Lyndhurst, in dry sarcastic way
remarked "May be so, but l have
strong notion that, moonshine though
be, you would like TO see the FIRST quartz
! of it."
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LIVE BRAvELY.

The world is half durkened with crosses
Whose burdens are weighing them down;
They crOuk OF their stars and ill usnge,
And grope in the ditch for n crown.
Why talk TO the wind OF thy fortune,
Or clutch at distinction and goldl
It thou canst not reach high on the ladder,
Thou canst steady its base by thy hold.
For the flower, though hid in corner,
viii as iautlessly finish its bloom,
WIFI reach tuf sparkle Of sunshine,
That clouds have not dared to consume
And wouldst thou be less than n flower
With thought, and a bruin, and handi
Will wait for the dribblcs Of fortune, tmund
When there . something that these may com
There is fool to be won from the furrow,
And forests that wait to be hewn,
There is marble untouched by the chiscl,
Days that break on the forehead OF Juno.
VIII you let the plow rust in the furrOw-
Unbuilded home or n hall
Nor bid the stones wake from their silence
Aud fret, as il irettiug were all
Go. learn Of the blossom and ont.hil:
There's something thy labor mus; give,
Light the beacon that piercos tho tempest,
Strike the c,oi from thy footing, and live.
Live-not trail with thy face in the drOss heap,
In the track of the brainless and proud,
Lit the cerements away from thy manhood,
Thou'rl Tobbing The dead Of shroud
There ure words and pens to be welded,
There are thoughts that must die il said,
Wouldst thou saunter and PIKE amid roses,
Or scputchre dreams that are deadl
No, drag not thy hope to the pyre,
Dreams, dead from the ashes will rise,
Look not down upon earth for its shadow
There is sunlight for thee in the skies.
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TIE IDEAL WOMAN The truo woman,
for whose ambition husbands love and her
childron's alteration are sufficient, who ap.
plies her military instincts to the discipline
of her household, and whose logislatives cx.
ercise themselves in making laws for hel
nurse whose intellect has field enough for
communion with her husband, and whose
heart asks no other honors than his love
and admiration; woman who docs not
think 1t weakness 10 attend to her toilet
and who docs not dsdain to be beautiful
who believes in the virtue of glossy hair and
well. fitting gowns, aud who oschcws rents
and raveled edges, slp-shod shoes and au
daciOus mako-ups: woman who speak.
low and docs not speak much who is
patient and gentle. and intellectual and in
dustrIous; who loves more than she reasons
and yot docs not love blindly who never
scolds and never argues, but adjusts with a
smile; such a woman is the wife wc have al
dreamed of once in our lives, and is the
mother We still worship in tho backward
distance of the past.-Churies Dickens.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

COMPARATIVE LONGEVITY - In the Freuch Rsune
ERcyciOdediqHe are some interesting statements
on longevity, and the proportion OF deaths 10 the
population, in the different countries Of Europe
According to the data here presented the duration
and value of human life varies much between
one European nation and other. The British
islands, and especially Scotland appear to be very
favorable TO the life Of man; in million of inha6-
itunts the annual deaths are somewhat more than
eighteen thousand. Sweden and Norway are
also salubrous climates; there are only two deaths
in that part OF Europe for three in the southern
countries. In Denmsrk and the greater part OF
Germany, the proportion is about the same
Russia aud Poland where the mass of the inhab.
itants may be said to have scarcely the neces-
suries OF The continuation of existence, the pop
ul0tion lives, on an average, half as long again as
the Italians and exactly twice as long as the in .
habiants OF Vienna. The mean rate Of mort ality
is the same in Switzerland in the provinces of the
Austrian empire, and in Spain, in which countries
the annual deaths are about one in every 40
France. Holland, Belgium and Prussia do not vary
much from the same proportion. In other parts OF
Europe, the deaths are one in 30 and often more in
the countries that border on the Mediterranean
Sea-