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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
BY D. E. MoRPHY,

Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April B. 1860, Mt 12 O'clock NJ,
At the ST. Charles Exchange, VII. be sold at public aac
tom L +. -.,o,-,,r, ~. i,
District and comprised within Apollo Third, Barcns and
Fonrth streets containing q lots, as follows, viz
No forms the corner Of Apollo and Fourth Streets md
ures feet 2 inches Apollo street, by depth Of 10
4and 5measure q feet inches and lines front
on Apollo street, by depth of l21 ffef ~, . -
Nos adoin the above measuring 20 rect <ches aud
lines front, by depth OF ~ et. MI, -, :
No forms The corner Apollo and Third Streets measng
% feet inches aud lines front Apollo, by depth of %
Third street, r,,
M u forms ia corner Of Bacchns and Third Streets and
measures n feet inches lines front on Bacchus by depth
Nos "a IA IT, 49, 10 and 20 each about the
same front on Bscchn by depth of 10 feet No. IL forming
and % measure each about 30 feet front rth
street nv q dcpth of In feet, more on less.
There Is comfortable collage WIN an unfinished attic
with onnd windows erected lots Nos IL aud H. which
viii be sod with lots all of which viii more fully appear
the plan. -. ..,...., j.,
Of fine dwellings, and In ""en IS fapas ns
with respectable population - -,
The ground fenced and fed mp at least two feet above hs
- TRRMs-Onsthrd cash balance In and years,
for notes secured by mortgage The ~ and bang
cant Interest pe date until maturity and 8per eent
Hnot then paid =, - v,
Hf the \ sn.v
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J. 3. WALTON.

DESIRABLE SQUARE or GROUND III REAR or
second Dstriet ousits Meairo Ridge, near the Park
BY !. B. WALTON,
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NOTICE To GaRPfcNTERS AND BulLilERs.
~ Patent Sawed Weahsrboarng boih rough and dressed
lots .s suit purchasers, 81 ths lewsstma Ike prics
5 fefg IL SfAR PLANNING Mills New Bas.H
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GALE OF LOTS In A NEW CITY.
A CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE AT FER.
GusoNs POINT, THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ. o. & R. r. RAILROAD.


On MONDAY, April 10 1860 will be sold pnblie auction
without reserve about half The choicest lots Owned by the
Mississippi, 0uacita Red River Railroad Comuahy
gusons Point the Mississippi river being the Eastern ermi
Of said road plan of the embryo city be BY call
sg Capt W. H. Dawson, Chief Engineer of the road the
paid in cash, the day Of sale and the remainder The
January 1861 hearing
from date Sx miles Of the Road will b completed by the day
Of sale, and The running the Bayou Maron
sened; the prospects IF the apd completion Of Road
through the bottom such leave doubt will be
in actual operation city will spring up in few years
thst will rival Memphis In and Importance and
JAS. THos. ELLIOTT,
President NJ. o. x r. r. Railroad
BAH who hold certificates of paid Stock will be enti
tied 10 free the The day Of SALE and they
respectfully invited avail themselves Of this invitation
be nresnnt NIL
SOUTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.
SMITH now.
AND .l16
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
the Trade
CARPENTERS, JoINERs, AND FANCY WORK, Of ali
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY Of all kinds repaired al the
shortest notice.
We have now In operation PATENT aRINDsTosE SAW
GUNNER.
for CUNNING executed with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE. I7==az
Being hoh practical and experienced Mechanics ourselves
employ but No. This with the aid Of Maehsery
| enables Us 10 defy superiority. lash srn
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Ma-Forty-First Anniversary I. D. q. F.
The Delegated appointed by the several Lodges o. o. FL TO
make for celebration and parade on the rorty
the Order in the United States the 18th OF
April next are hereby notified attend adjourned Meeting
Delegates the Library ROOM Odd Feiiow Hail. SAT-
URDAY EVENING the 3lst last. At III o'clock Punctua
attendance of particularly requested
ma ii ]. G. HIRDEs, Secretary.
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FRANCIs & LOUTREL-
Il No. IS MAIDEN LANE.
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Every varsty Blank Book Paper Stationery Steam Print
Ing Iahogrsphic Work and Book Binding.
Ks- Orders respectfully solicited tsss y
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UNREGISTERED AND POSITIVE SALE OF VERY
ynnaDe half square ground in The Fourth District
tey adospg tho OF the splendid mansion and grounds
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vTrANrTr-A LADY WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
w stands Cutting Fitting and making Dresses e ~ e
country town. pleasant home and good saafy
a =. ats ai is.e'en fe ma II
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n9rCrescent Lodge No. 8, I. o. o. F.. meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. l, Odd
Fenwsi Hall, at o'clock.
oaicers-J. A. Sylvester, N CT Peter Williams v. G.; g.
swebriek Recording Secretary L. N Jahan Permanent Sec
Rotary; s. /. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister Lodges fraernay invited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

CovEREoR WISE IN vIaUNrA.--Joha Bros %
ana the late great Uoioa sp.eoh OF Govcrsee
quite fuWe aaong the Conservative virgiaia
democracy ia favor OF the Governor for the
Presidency. Thus We dod ia single uuubar
of the Richmond Enquirer two or three closely
printed columns occupied with reports and let
tiers Of various Wise meetings in different towss
and counties. Where are the Albany Rsgeasy
now, and what will he their next card for 60
overthrow of Vie and Wood?
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Our NEW MuNcIPAr. ApxrN1srRArroy--Tbe
new municipal administration, With Fernando
Wood at its head, goes into Office to-day, and,
as far 40 the offices of Mayor Corporation
Counsel and Comptroller are concerned, with
every prospect of satisfactory results. In
Wood, Bronson and Haws the city has On eff
cient and responsible triumvirate, in whose
hands the administration Of the government
win be perfectly safe, if the Legislature con-
se1ts to amend the charter 30 as to place sufii-
Gent power in them to govern according to
their own Judgments
The exciting character Of the late city cleo
ton has fixed the attention of the whole coun-
try upon Mayor Wood; the promises of reform
with which be entered upon the canvass have
led our citizens to expect much from him, and
his official career will be watched, q: home and
abroad, with rigid scrutiny. He is not indifer-
ent, neither are his colleagues, TO the respon-
sibility resting upon them, and we doubt not
that respect for their own character and
known ability will induce them to faithful
performance Of their duties. The principal
duty of the Mayor viii be to watch the Com.
mon Council and restrain, as far as possible
all jobbipg and squandering of the public
moneys by that most delectabIe body Of legis-
latcrs. Let him look after It
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The New York Neutrality-suspicious.

The New York Herald-Edittou for
Europe.
Ths cunard mail steamship ASIA Captain Lott, viii
esvc this port Wednesday for Liverpool The mails
Will close at ii O'Clock.
The EUROPEAN EDITION or The HsRAip will be published
d ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies wrappers
ax cents.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition of the
NEw YORK HEsAD vii. be received the following places
in Eusopc.-
iOapo.. Sampson Low, S,a & 90 AZ Lndgate HILL
Lansing, Starr ca. "a King William street.
rAsls. .Iansiog, Baldwin Co. paco do Ia Bourse
LIVERPOOL lansing. Starr 4 20 No. Chapel street
r Stuart, 10 Exchange street. East.
HAvHI. a. Lansing, BALDWIN Co I'll rue Cornell lc
HAMBURG. do Chapeaurongo Co.
Tho contents of the ErEorGAS EnTroS or TrR EExrD
will combine tho received by mail telegraph at
TIC Office during tho previous week and up the hour OF
publication.
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ed property is aot dissimiiar froa that aitiated
by General PesaeIs in 1853. Ia regard to
slave property in Cuba, which produced such
universal agitation in the island. 1t may be
slower 10 its deVeIcpement, and the results
may not operate so directly ia danger to
society; but il ia open to far greater official
abuse, and the constant watchfulness Of Gen.
serrano, the new Captain General, will be re-
oured to prevent il degeuer ating into mere
system Of oppression and spoliation. The drst
operation of the measure is 10 put in doubt
every title TO lands in the thiuly inha-
bited parts Of the island, and TO render inse-
cure the landed investments Of its continually
advancing population. If it is pushed TO ex-
tremes 1t may produce q revolution in Cuba,
for there is nothing SO stimulating TO rebellioa
az interference on the part Of government with
long respected titles 10 property.
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demand the reputation Of Seward and his
'"ne idea" OF war upon the "slave power,n -"
nc uiumph IL the deaiocratio party cau only
he secured through reorganization upoa
something broader than the "uoe ideau or the
Southern democratic utras of the protec ton of
slavery hy Congressional slave code fnr the
ferIit"ries. The general policy marked
cut by Mr.. Buchanan's last aunual mos
sage to Congress thus hecomes che true
policy for the Charleston Convention. Let this
p"i'cy be adopted, and let democratic candi
date he Uomiuuted, of nataual autecedents, and
n man wba has not been mixed up in these late
sectional and facuous quarrels and divisions Of
the party, aud let him be selected from the
great West. and the battle may be virtually DO
cided before the meeting Of the Chicago Re-
publican Convention.
la default Of some such democratic pro-
grammc. the only remaining expedicat for the
defeat of the republicans will DO through the
interposition Of third party, as in 1856, but
mset probably with tho different resalt Of The
transfer Of the election to the House of Repre-
sentatives. This is the paramount idea which
uoderiee the present struggle for Speaker;
and considering the manner in which the
balance Of power in this contest. held by the
anu-Lecompton faction, has been played Of,
VIC are at q loss TO conjecture whether the
game Of this faction is for the Charleston or
Chicago Convention, or third party in the
North of the Van Burea type.
All things considered, while il is evident
that the Presidency is within the reach of the
democracy upon the platform Of the administra-
ton, il is equally evident that OUT factious and
sectional democratic leaders are disposed to
rush into a sectional fight, upon the doubtful
chances Of an election by the House Of Repre-
sentatves, or the defeat Of the republicans
upon a candidate and platform which they
may abandon. Meantime, where is this new
national party, the materials for which. North
and South, are SO abundant, and the candidate
and platform for which have been 80 strikingiy
indicated in those late Union and popular de-
monstrations in behalf Of Gen. Scott? The ma.
terials arc at hand, but they arc afoat. Organi-
cation is demanded, and our independent CON
Nervative men all over the country, who know
what is required to give effect to their opinions,
should move in this work of Organization at
once, or the golden opportunity may pass
away.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE Borcry --Af,srpoou-A-LAp
ia hoTHkR GOOSE AND THs eoLpss EG0-uAPrV
nAs-SH.rP erEAkR. Evening D'cG NEwss0Y--
n0r1Th Gonsx Anp 1RB GolDrA Ecc--ALap-Is- LAMP
PADDY CAREY.
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BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery --Ailsrnoou--CooL AS A
CUCUnesIs-v VILLAGE tAvyLR-CoLDaED PGrsIpssr-Box
AND Cox. ksening-OcriAw CAIivoRSI. -AH UsJrcr
% lrfEaasr-CoIoRxp PnxsIrEsT--RoBRgr MAcAIkE
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAM n y COR DON BENNETT.
EidrOR AND PROPRIETOR

orrcE N. w ooRssg or NASSAU AND FULTON SITS.
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AMUsRMENTs THIS Evening.

EIBioS GARDEH. Neutrality-suspicious. Rors PnArs-
PunCnirriLo- GoLi kr Rec.
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Of The majority Of the Caucasian race in Great
Britain and ireland, If thcy were half as welt
provided for by Law as are American slaves,
aud II half the real affection which prevails at
the South for the African race existed among
the British artstocracy Of birth aud of wealth
for The men born around them with a skin
colOred like their own.
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FRENCH THEATRE, sec Eroadwsy.-cowsli's MUSICAL
EHrLRrA;EaESr.
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siBLOs SALOON. Broadwey -GEo Cnlssrys MN
Isw HeAs CALIs 1864.
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BAkkuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broedway-goru.ns
--Losr SoN. Afernoon-OUE FELLOW CLrRks-sogrY
1HiEvsr kvening-FAmr HEART NEVER wos FAlR LApr.
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway opposite Bend street
Ocroaoos.
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LAURA KRENE's rHEArEE, g.. neutrality-suspicious.
Butau. ~
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BRYANTF MINSTREL, Mechanic Ball A-e Broad way
BvsIfsouEs, eoNcs. DANCES, dc.-NEv YEARS. CAns.
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wAILACx's THEATRE, Observation-Disclosures
PRiKnp--IIAPPy NAN
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PURE CONCEN TRATED
POTASH,
Warranted double the strength Of
ordinary Potash: put up in csns-l-
n IN. 3B 8 Il :. and IL n. with
full directions for making Hard and
p Soft Soar. Consumers will find this
The cheapest Potash in market
: D MANUFACTURED and for sale Nv
b. BABBlTT'S
. Noe. 68 and 20 Washington = New
York. and No. 80 indis st Boston
ug. 10 ly.
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I'D EA M!

V1-z21-z1E.J
srosinf'-"
.'co.,m'-" RAT, ReacH, sc Esiermins,cr.
Costhr'-''
.ros'al'-~ BKD Hrs FxrgRnISAroa
-cnstsr'-"
: Costar'sr ELEcrRic PowpER. for Insects.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats Roiches - Mice-Moles- Ground
Mice-Bed Blgs-Anls -Mofhs-Mosqui-
0es-Fleas-Insects on Plants, Insects on
A nimals. &C., xc.-In short every form and
species OF
vERM In.
10 Years established III New York City
used BY the City Post-O ffice-ih City Pris-
ons and Station Houses-.the City Steamers.
Ships, &c the City Hotels. "A -ior." .St.
Nicholas" &e.-snd by more than COCO
private families.
~ Druggists and Retailers every~h here sell
them.
IL Wholesale gents IN al The large Cities.
Y Regular sizes, 25c soc. & 81 Boxes
Boitl-s-Flssks.
M.BEwARK,., Of Spurious limitations -
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II 81 % Bikes cent BY Mail.
IL So a. So Boxes for Plantations, Hotels,
81 by Express.
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PR'afIFAL DLFoT. 40 BROADWAY. ". Y.
For saIe 10 jasper BY Freedman & Huber.
april I-3m.
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SOMETHING NEVI!
Sprin. and Summer Goods


ar The laics, styles Just received from
- the city 81 Louisville fine variety of
prints. deIaines, fancy lawns and briiliants,
" nied jsconei's, challies, magenta plaids.
plain sud barred jsconeit~. cinghams, black
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NOTICE Is hereby given that 10 pursu-
~ ance 10 an order Of Sale made BY the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Dubois County
at the april Term thereof 1850. the under
signed. administrator Of the Estate Of John
KalO Deceased. will sell at public auction
on Saturday, the ii'h day Of July next. on
the premises, the following Real Estate 81
said Deceased. to-wi:
The South East quarter or section No. 4
in township No. /. South Range No { West
containing 100 acres, IN Dubois County.
Indisna, subject % the widows interest
therein.
Terms Of Sals:-Ons third OF the pur-
chase money in cash; One third on q credit
Of 9 morths; and one third on credit Of ~
months from date Of sale the purchaser Civ.
ing note with approved security and bear
ing interest. according TO Law.
HENRY SENDELM Eek, Admr.
June ID, 1860 -4w
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National Dispensary. established Janua',
1T. 1859 solely for the cure VI PRIVATE
DISEASES,
The Faculty Of this Institution, & insisting
or three physicians 81 great experience III
the treatment OF all SEXUAL DISORDERS
invite attention 10 their NEW system u
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Friends.
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Lsre III the Paris and London Hospital
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT
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sr. CECILIA CoNcORnlA SOCIETY.

The regular meetings of ihis Society are
held The FIRST saturday IN every month, az
~ O'Clock. r. NJ. az their hall in The Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrumt ntsl
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