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SUCCESSION OF GREER d. DuNCAN-sALE VI The
did Residence Apollo street between Euterps s1d Ierp
sehore streets Also desirable rev IN 81. fau oaufch
BY PALFREY 81 COL
Wa syER Aucioneer-ofhce, No. q Camp street.
n a. ths s. Charles Exchange st. street BY
three orders Of the honorable the Second District Soa
and Oh 81 March 1860 following described the
the succession Of Greer b. Duncan deceased viii be
l. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with it'll
s ss bounded By chaf. Bnv FIX
change Alley having front Exchange Alley. by
be comprise the brick building
Exchange Alley rented for law offices at the rate OF
acaus s, oER e PORTION OF GROUND, with the
buildings and Rn as IA @
change Alley measuring 20 feet inch and lines front on Gus
By 5 se e t6Sgf es
containing a. Offices and known as oo
ssn ey seeapss BY Duncan Mcconne as
Office subject the nsnfruct in favor of James Mccon
neil Eli Hat N f es lately occupied
by the deceased together with all the buildings and
s saii II lie FIJI District q SQUARE
81 the No. on plan q G. A. Hedn December 1861
deposited dan in Nh the s 9 e IN
lines front Apollo the each Of Enerpe and
Te ts cn an
built mansion large kitchen apartments hst house hne coach
green's exotic plants hrubbery etc. and all the improvements
and offices requisite for gentlemans residence
/ Pew No 10 ST. Paurs Church.
fourth cash. and credit of l. and for
bearing ineres. At per cent from ron date to IA
special mortgage upon. the property sold. ,,.,,.
are to be kept insured BY ne
Acts d sale before r G. cayier notary public at the
| nanSe Off In Il
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Ifl MART.
The having secured the commodos and central
location ST. Charles and Perddo Streets known
Hail. have fitted and established Auction Mart
the sale Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
superior of the location for the display of
uerty and con purchasers demonstration
SALE DAYS:
Estate Slaves and Stocks-Tnedays and Saturday.
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to at all times
Efficiency and dispatch be relied on in all matters placed
In charge.
noS NIL
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ELIGIBLE AND DEsIR ABI4E IMPROVED LOT ON CAMP
street. venent business and to the Pytania street ON
nlbus Line at Auction
BY J.B. WALTON,

Auctioneer-Onice 40 Camp street,
SATURDAY, April q, 1860, MT IL o'clock
y NJ the St Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements thereon,
the District this CITY, in the square bounded by Camp
Pyania Era9 and Thalia streets measuring aesor1g
feet and lines front Camp street. about 50 feet IL
inches the near 90 inches in depth the side line
Eao street. and about l3 feet inches and lines Oh
the other side line nearest to ThRia street.
The improvements this lot consist of story Cottage
House. containing four rooms cabinets back gallery and
story back building containing also four etc., rented
AT S25 per month.
H-TERMS-One.t third cash balance in and two years
credit in the Of the purchaser to his own order bearing
the from day Of sale
maturity and per cent thereafter not panetnay paid VII,
buildings to the satisfaction Of the vendor by thu
purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor.
Act Of sale before Tkeo Gayo ESQ., Notary Public, at tn
expense of the purchaser. az
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, IL H. FL FILE " S.ad ., n iN
tany for secure investment on easy terms without
dofsers- py w.,ro,,
Auction.sr- c,sscs an Cam, ..sss.
ysryxrRzpav Al 1ecn - :" ", 80 49,, 49,
i. \ b. " Ghss ho.s WI ss sod
Ground IN the Firs r. sna sessn co Di;lricts-
TWO LOTS d 'as = e. ss District Il hi.
e,y n ne square p Hsna Jackson Claiborne and
8 ON Canal an fea
aeeh 1 2, W fee. @ lot no. forming the corner Of
SIX LOTS OF GRoIND in the First District Of this city
u sss D'
ma anea,ra b. saa inh 49,, WI oe t3 s'c
and fron. Il io se u inches and lines Roehebax
NJ safa 9as1 ssss q
hns No IL measure. d fee. ,e,s. from, -,
by depth and inss ~ 'eas' street.
feet 'front.' on ese rs s' S nha e a each
Let so 2 forming inc corner q casauet and Roehebave
Tryppr IoTs oF f.Rnry,yn u n. r,.
- f. HI & h ~ - p '9 ,ns UT nissriet q this
Dqrgens streets designated BY ss No. and
ft IN Ranks Nv entl ~ III, fset Nv NJ eain - ees
the corner q smk ana RecaspaSe streets
and measures n feet inches and lines front On Common srse
feet lines On The ether sds and Get IN Width II the
I Pimvra Telsmacha ana Sartep street, Sssd ~ ~
@ Mo- y VI ~ s % q bsss Dy
yeyoS measuring On each and pamyrs streets M sss
feet inches and lines - r.
| Second District.
Canal Galven and Miro Streets designated By The
form; e. q Canal and Galvss and
front Of III feet on eaiSsa street = e'p
os Won ~ nv y ano 49, ana Msafe ehch e
ies ~ M anes v on ~ sIs WI a h ~ upn Il t. - ~
depth q lse fse as tnshss md l ZINES
sA LIS " h { vain 1ne .nsfeon
PaLa,sa iss,,st 81 ~ ~. NJ ~ 10 ;nass;ra
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4 GREaT POLITICAL WORK
eLusKEy's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
Encyclopedias.
BY NJ W. GLuskEY, Washington, d. C.


It contains. among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
Senators Douglas and colsmer and Nssra Stephens
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
The crenden Montgomery, Senate and English Bills The
votes the each Honss Indeed everything essential
ssags % inc ss spes''
The bred Scott Case,
The Constitution of the United States.
Articles of Confederation.
T Stshsasss i fs s ssd Asars'
Mr. Claws Repo in favor of the Distribution of the Public
Lands and able against it, with full history the
Pis5ess Veto e De INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
Presdsn Pierces Message yeong the River and Harbor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty 49,
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
tonists:
Msssrs Buchanans and Williams on the Bargain and
'h Ne cai n@sSsP Port Hin Address
President Jseksons Proclamation Proc against Nulhcatos
A history Of Party Conventions,
Report Of Mr.. Davis, of South Carolina the Poca
ana M AGAINST I
organaton and Hen A H. suarts Letters signed 'sMadi-
RaynsIs Speech Philadelphia in November 1856
A history of with the votes the various Tariffs
history of the United States Bank Abolition Petitions
Mr.. Filmores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
| History Of the Annexation Of Texas.
Opinion Of public the OF Congress the Ter
| riories.
The Nicholson Letter.
| The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon sectionally
The Compromise Measures of 1850
/ Clayton Compromise
Wilnlot ProViso
| With many other things, too numerous 10 mention.
Every subject fully treated and in Congress-
any subject having political Specification, is given.
This book will post up the public speaker fully the Kansas
and other questions
/ Single Copies, So; Club of Six. SIS. -
JAS b. SMITH 4 CO., Publishers,
ms I'm Philadelphia
| NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both and dess
from tho best yellow Pine and Cypress TIMBER
lots u suit purchasers, at the lowest market price,
| fel91y STAR PLANNING Mills. New Basp
JAMES g. LIE BRETON,
CIVIL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS,
-asp-
Arehi tects,
Successors to J. K. DUNCAN i co.-omes, Ne. q Con
mercial Place. Jas 6m
| nEACH BRANnY-Af few barrels old and pure Acc
L mack Peach Brandy. In store and for sale by
l fell 8. JONES Co., VI araytsr street.
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DESIRABLE SQUARE or GROUND IN REAR or
Second District; the Meairis Ridge, the Park
BY J. B. WALTON,
THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, at II O'Clock, .i,,..

THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, at I2 o'clock
i 81, at the 81. Charles Exchange. will be Sold
THE SQUARE OF GROUND in the Second District
bounded BY st. Louie Toulouse Alexander and Mas
divided into twenty four lots according plan drawn
Louis Pile City Surveyor dated the 18th March. 1860
TEN LOTS nus street. measuring each 81 feet 5inchcs
LOTS on Toulouse street measuring each 5nehes
and lines 'front.' by 02 feet inches and lines in depth
FOUR LOTS two Of each fronting on Mura. and Alexander
streets measuring each 80 feet fren by 15 feet inches and
Shines in depth
HSTERMS-Onehal cash; balance in and two years,
with sI per interest from day Of sale to
iy and eight thereafter punctuay paid with
special mortgage until final payment.
Act Of sale before E. Foer Notary Pubc the expense
OF the purchaser. az
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"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B. BORON
j. GA ST. CHARLES STREET.

Geo. dEMsmAN, STATE TAX CoILEcreemaa ! Ian
NJ tho Fourth District removed his Office from
70 No 6sT Lgses ssrs between Josephus end Ads's
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES TFTEATEft, eRAvIRR sfRKEr.
Lessee and Manager. JOHN r. OWENS
Acting Mana O. CHKSLEF.
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partifuIar Notitss.

BAsK NEW ORLgAss.
New Orleans, April D. 15ao}
H1. This Bank viii be closed ON the 9Th ~,
nst being Good Friday Notes and bills falling due on mat
be paid the preceding Thursday which will be also
the offering dny for notes intended for discount.
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AUCTION SALES.
siJcCEssIoH OF SIMON DUCL0s-Na. Ie,252-sRcoND
District Cousae to The highest bidder Twelve months
credit BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,


District Cousae to Tie highest bidder Twelve months
''e"' BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auetioneer-Ofiee, Il Charities street
April 3, 1860, at 12 o'clock M,
by and In OF order from the Honora
HE p r. Morgan Judge Of the Second Court Of New
Orleans dated March H. 1850 will ba sold public auction. 20
The highest bidder and for Whatsoever win bring credit
R twelve months tho following described property belonging to
said succession--
Tot OF GROUND, situated in this eth in the Fanboug
Washington the square No. r. comprised within Love- Port
oodchdren and Enghien measuring 81 front
said street by 100 feet in Depth together with all the build
inos and improvements thereon.
nf-TERMS AND CONDITI0NS-A credit Of twelve months
for approved endorsed notes. secured mortgage said
erty. -,
expense Of the purchaser. m9
ELEGANT MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND PIANO
Forte, Mt auction, account OF departure.
BY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR,
Auciloneer-oHce IA Chsrtres st.
THURSDAY. the 5th inst. at hnIf-past
O'Clock, on the premises, Bourbon street. Bar
racks and Hospital Streets on account Of departure will be
sold
The Furniture contained In said dwelling consisting part
Of Mahogany rmoirs DO Bedseads Rocking Chairs Blu
reaus Washands do Sideboar Eagere and very
large Mahogany Extension Table 30 day Clock and
Gard Baskets e match Hair Bottom Chairs Arm Chairs
two splendid and large French Looking Glasses Curtains
plee beautiful Carpets Cooking Stove with all the
sary equipments
One beautiful Piano Forte, latest style
rarTERMS-CGsh AZ
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
locations in the Garden District offering excellent
portny parties DESTROYS Of erecting dwelling houses in
choice neighborhood "
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
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| EXTENSIVE SALE OF RAPIDLY IMPROVING PROP
ey in the First and Second DISTRICTS offering opper
tunity for investment easy terms, without
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METATR1E JOCKEY CLUB
2 A RACES-SPRIHG MEETING, 1850.
X&&SGSze3rx F0URTH BAY-TU ESDAY, April
s.. 3<&ss S-Iseats Of Three Milss-CInb Purse
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ps-Crescent Lodge No. 8, i. o. O. F., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. !, Odd
Fellows Hall, Mt o'clock. /,
sweick, Recording Secretary L. NJ Jahan Permanent Sec
rotary; s. H. Butler, Treasurer.
Sister Lodges raernaly invited to attend
"
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ns-Crystal F0unt Division, No. 4, 8. of IT,,
meets every THURSDAY EVENING" in the Hall of the Y H.
O. A.. So Camp street. Officers for the present term R.
George W. p f. Kendrick ". A; G. E. Allison R. s.
JOS Hnfty A r. s. Ed: Booth r.; Thos kean,c Joseph
Beakey o. 81; james Govan, Chap. Robert Beakley P.
w r. Visiting Committee r.. George L. T. Kendrick,
Gle Allison, Edward Booth, William McPeake A. Anderson,
Thomas Kean.
jyll ly CHAS- E A1illsoN n. d
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ngrDudley Lodge No. &c, e. and A.: NJ : =,
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING at O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
Perdido Members of the Graft aernay invited
to attend
T. III Gennison, w. Thaddens d. yanion, Treasurer s.
l. Outlet Secretary r. i. Moore, B. D. Henry b. Robinson,
+ n :. Jns ri Scot. fyer. as 1y
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rvos "MORESQUE BUILDING"

Tbe stores of the Iron Moresque Building to pc ,nrss
- high and $50 square, most eligbly situated on Inc
,sry corner Camp Poydras, and North Streets running
to ST. Francis street, be completed on or before Isl
November next. ,..- N. =. ,;. o-
re desired the be built of any capacity to SUIT par
,;ss provided propositions are made at once
plans may bs seen and applications made to
A-s@ JOHN @. BARELI.
81 Common street.
erto CHAS T. NASH,
Is Carondelet street.
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The Campa On LIE Of Lin coin,

Tho IrIbRae says:
We have now ready, tho L'fe OF Abraha m
Lincoln in n Tract of tbrty.two papes,
printed on fine white paper. 1t has been
written by an Illinois Republican. who
knows well tho man and his history. and il
may be considered entirely reliable II
embraces tho substance Of tho lincoln and
Douglas Dobatos in 1853, aud history of
thrt memorable campaign We appeal to
individuals, Committees, and Clubs 10 plac.
u to the hands of evory doubtful voter in
tho country.
PRIcE-4 cents copy; 40 cents por
doseb; $3.50 por hundred; 800 per thou
sand. If sent by mail ONE CENT per copy
additional must DO sent to pre- pay postage.
Cash orders arc solicited, and will be filod
in tho ordor of their reception. Address
o. THE TRIBUNE, Ncw.York.
We havo copy of this Campaign Life of
Lincoln now before us, and an admirable
document II is. Republicans should SEQ
that II has the widest possible circulation.
Will not tho Republican Clubs of this Coun-
ty send on their orders Immediately
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20

Try this remarkable and most iniere sting rem.
edy II is composed OF tho concentrated Juice.
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II applied in season II is an unfniiing remedy
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None genuine unless signed rs. Buell." with a
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Price 25 cents for small, and 80 cents for large
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The Eclipse.

On Wednesday morning tho great eclipse
Of the sun being visible at this place, as we'll
ss almost everywhere cIso in the United
States, our people were busy making obser.
vations With smoked glasscs Tho folio wing
paragraph, though written before the eclipse
occurred, will show it's course and appear
ance: .f. .s ..
During lis continuance the planets Mer-
curry, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn will be
visible together in the form of rhom.
bold. an exceedingly rars occurrence, as
some centuries will elapse before such a
spectacle can again be witnessed. The
shadow Of the moon will first come in con-
tact with the earth at the rising OF the sun
iu the Northern part OF Texas. Passing
along in a northeasterly and ther in a
southerly course, it will quit the Ameri
can continent at Hudson's Strait. and
cross the Atlantic to Spain. about ore
fourth of which will be in total darkness
for space Of several minutes. Its course
will then continue over Africa, crossing
he Nile. when it will disappear in Nubia,
near u Red Sea. The best place TO OBJ.
g.. " j, will be in Spain, and scientific
mrn are congregating in large numbers
The best place to observe i, in this com.
try will be at Astoria, in Washington
Territory.
or the features peculiar to Cleveland,
Mr.. |. N. Pillsbury. G. E., says: ...
The Eclipse will begin at Cleveland at
6h. 49m. Greatest observation ai 7h.
44m., and end at Oh. 46m., in the morn.
ing Of the 18Th inst, solar time at Cleve.
land. making its duration hour and 81
minutes. ''
At Cleveland the Eclipse will COM
uence on the upper or North western
edge Of the sun, and pass over the sun in
South eastetly direction (the motion Of
the moon tending South in lis orbit at the
time, and terminate on the South eastern
edge Of the Sun. At the greatest obscu-
ration pt Cleveland the sun will be 4 83,
100 parts, or about one half Of its diam
eteT eclipsed. This will be the greatest
eclipse visible in the United States until
the 7Ih OF August. 1869. when about ten
twelfths OF the sun will oe eclipsed and
on The 9sth OF September, 1875, there
will be an annular eclipse, or in other
words there will be. at the middle of the
eclipse, visible around the dark BODY OF
the moon luminous ring of about one.
fourth Of digit, or l48lh part OF the d..
smeler Of the sun, in diameter. There
will be no total eclipse Of the sun visible at
Cleveland during the present century.
by mean or clock time the eclipse will
begin at Cleveland at Oh. 55m., 4. a.;-
greatest observation at 7h. Som, A. NJ,
aud end at Oh. 5em.. M.
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Notice.
Notice.
Loandcr ]. Randall, pl'if. co 80 o.
Noah NJ Pomoroy ct al, "on Iear, w

l'oandcr j. Randall, plif. co,,, oF Cor.
vs. .... \ nj
Noah NJ Pomcroy ct al, "o" ,e., ~
defer dante. aug" SSu"1' w.
TNho dcfcndan! Noah NJ Pomcroy, ,is here.
Il by notified that on tho twelfth day of
July, A ID. 1860, tho plaintiff, Lennder J.
Randall, filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Gcauga County. Ohio, his petition
against said Noah NJ. Pomoroy and others.
the object and prayer of which is to set aside
deed bearing date May 9th, A ID. 1857,
executed by said Noah NJ. to Jennie NJ.
Phelps, conveying his interest in certain
real estate in Lot 29 in Chardon Town Plat.
in said county. and fully described ia said
petition also, to sot asido a deed of the
said promises aud interest executed BY the
said Jennie ". Phelps and Alfred Phelps Jr..
her husband. to Noah Pomcroy, bearing
date May 10Th, 1850; also, to set aside .
mortgage upon said premises executed by
said Noah Pomeroy to John Murray. end.
at tho dato last aforesaid. Said petition
asks shat the interest Of said Noah NJ. Pom
oroy in said real estate bo sold, and the
avails applied to tho payment of judgment
Of the plaintiff sgainst said Noah NJ. Pom
Torn. A. ID. 1859, for the sum of s04,O5
debt, and &2S 6S costs and interest.
The said Noah NJ. Pomcry, is required to
answer said petition on or before tho 9Th
day of Septembor.A. ID. l860,oI said petition
will be taken as true Ms against him.
THRAsHEn, DuRTEE g. HATHAwAY.
.siiOrnys for Plaintiff
July 18th. 1860. b4sw6
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~ The Analysi, published at Cleveland,
heads its columns with the names of Lin
colin aud Hamliu. Though mainly devoted
10 Temperance, The .4ndiyst is a jealous
supporter o: the Anti.slsvery Reform, and
BY intoxicating puro morality, is doing good
service 10 tho cause of all Truth. In order
that 1t may give more efficient aid to tho
"Cold Water Ticket il is offered for tho
campaign. at 25 cents.
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