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SHERIFFS SALES.
sEcosD DisrEIc1 coUnr 5BgLILTT 4 wnALEY - ). :.
a;S.-r,. FISHER K MICHAEL FISHER.

4
| SECOND DISTRICT coUnr 3BgLILTT 4 wHALEY u }. ]
- o. New nTIeans No. 1894
Xxx VIRTUE Of q writ of fferf Gacfas Il
me directed by the Honorable econd iJI.tric5 Com
view % IN the above entitled VIII preceea Il
seIl at Fube auction at the City Hotel Common eef bstwees
a,np ana MsSazlne Streets, MONDAY, the 2l day o
February. 1860. ut IL o'cisck NJ - - - "
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND situated In fbe -
quaIe bounded by First Sorspurn Chippewa and FULTON f
streets Said lot being corner Of FIRST and ippers
feet on First street. fP "'se,"' 10
Together it all the buildings and improvements thereon
ne original number Of the lot is 157.
Fisher. s's ~ 's'e".'''s S1'c"'e.
TERMs-cash on the spot.
EFT PARKER
Sherifof the Parish Of Orleans
DEr1iEaE couR Pc DisTRIcr BULI,ITT 4 wHALEY Vs. l.
De Ia Nosyelle Orleans. FIsIIER-No isssi :" ''i'
EN gERTU dun writ de feri facfas a
moi adIesse par Honorable Deuxeme District
&c "a dams Paare idessns e procederg h
LuNiii 70 de fesrer 1853, midi rfIoiei de Ia Cite re
ae ~ entire les du Camp des Macasins Ia
vente publi9ue 81 adjudication de- = =
W TERRAIN desgne e No l57 stus dams Piet borne
par ies rhes Premiere Soapuru Chippewa Fulton lie dit
terrain fortant Pangle des Premiere Chippewa et me-
Ie " peds dc face la Chippewa 40 peds Ia rue
trouvent. ~ y 1'e'sV'e s'a y
"a tout appartenant defendeur Michael Fisher Ell sssI dams
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. au moment de iAd,ndica.ion
g1s54ssq u. 4, PARKER.
~ ns.l ~ sheriff de la Paroisse
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Trente-un morceaux de terre dams lie fond
du Troisieme District

TRENr-gN DIFFGRaNTs MoRcEAux DE TERRD
s esie s vile a nsaf e
yov H. - y Ii - da9rss m plan dresse Louis Pile
fa p1sss dun plan de
chaenm 10 arpents dc superfce ~ - H
Les Nos H. section No. s. ont ebac an
arpents de sueerfce = - ' u" AZ
penis de supericie. ~ " al
Les oreeanx Nos dams la section No s. ont chaeun
lie No. O. dams section tu AZ a,nens Of
de snperheies = W IVY
e moroccan No dams Ia section No. o. 40 arpen de super
LIE No. l. section No. TO- 50 arpens 1o 54
lie No dams la section No TO- Al arpen Oods
superfeie. tse V
lie No /, asla section No H. est de forne tar
laife ct Is arpenis 4il00. -s
LIE No dams la section No H. q aspents Co 1oo de
superfcie. - y w Us
LIE moroccan No dams Ia section No H. 80 arpens de
moroccan No la section No L. 80 arpents % Ion d
superfeie. : ~ p''''9 so'iuV ae
lie moroccan No dams Ia section Il IS arpens dc
superhcie wv "
lie No 2 dams section No H. 80 arpents "a I'm de
superhcie. f y -0V 'o
lie No s. dans section No. H. ii arpents II loo
de superhcie. = - NV
Ls No dams Ia section No H. 40 arpens de SUI
pericie. Wv sa
lie moroccan No. est nt parie la section No II ct
Ia section No. ~ Ct . arpents 52.lto de tnperaee
lie No Ii sit partie dams In section M Oh t
section No. %, ct 10 afpents 2l.i00 de superdcie. y
Ear TERMEs EFT CoSDITIrIONs-ru cfn9nien,a ,or, =
ant lie reste un denS tros quatre credit en- hs
de aequerenrs fats payahes BanaHe eitoYens dc Ia
Louisiana gaan per ypohegus pteiae pYop-t,es
yendnes apec les privileges d vendenr Lesds he pore
ont ine5et ta9nde pour cent Pan de P6chdace ct
de non Placement ftch6ance inarct rasol de no
cent Fan nsaua pgrfat gaiement derneTe condition he
devra pas etre interste de maniere ouo CO soil
lie placement desdits billets. - t-Ss ''1.
aeqnereurs Sc fsront METRE eposse8sion eurs pro
fras ct il regus deux cdhforner aux ii
conditions de L. yese cessus mentione unnge rs
q suytent lie jour dc la yente dams lie ala on neg
genee de er part propftis ACCUSES anno
Gees ct yendues pour eur ct sque anenne
aatfe mise en- dttaa legai, = W
Les aces &c yene participant g e. Forer notae de la VILE
No 4u rue au camp, aux ifaiS des acquefenrs. ja3O
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~ 4nctioneer-ohice 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY. Feb II 1890 -. 10 -,

N.
Anctoneer-ofice, 10 Bank Place
4, ~ s "a ~. Feb. Ii, 1900 Mt I2 o,eIocl. NJ
MI ~ ~; nnares Exchange will h soid ~ -
cfI III NJ l, F s VALUABLE THREEGITA RTEPs oF
S;; X IhoGND in the Fourth 1srt immedia,
@ w es o. The square formerly or James Roh Esn'
st he reasnce Ct Burnside bonded by Gan,n Ghesn;
FiFTEr II rg I nTH streets, CONSISTING of
AZ FEN LOTS, desfgnaefff ty lie nnmbers ! 10 ,
by Iens Pji % ~ to 70 inclusive on plan drawn
1STs Ma lie 11y surveyor, and measuring as follows
NJ r iine front ON Camp street. ty dentl1 Of Ia eet
Ter NJ s ne corner q Camp and Seventh Streets
depth OF I2Dfeet. nne7 iroht on Camp street, by
depth Of III feet inches iioht On SiHth street. by
Sos u p y adton each other and caspro arh q,
ao = ees WI INES front Chesnut Greet II, dan ~
streets. - 'Ae eorfiet OF Chesnut and sixth
~ Eye y and 5 adon each other and measure ear ~
T0Ts No II =, ~ Sehn street. by depth Of 40 feet
Esat a. hnes front on Chesnn street by denth If Ia
streets ~ s'inef Vi Gneshut and Seventh
I s nos ~ and % adon each other and measure each 40
inches. 60 'see'r Ply q depth OF NJ feet 2
M insse Lots VIII be offered by quarters of souare far
on. = o. parties wishing purchase sizes for eIe
ana y not 90 sold will then be sold by lots
800 Ehis AND CoNDITIONS-one.tbi third each and the
on ciedit OF one and years for notes seanred w
III reni ~ popeg sold hearing interest at the rate Of s
cent e nn from day Of sale maturity and per
ee. II not puncualy paid until final noyman t
pense Of the purchasers t'o'trS fupnc, AT me eS
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
District at Auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
S SATURDAY the I1th February, 1860, ut 12

SATURDAY, the I1th February, 1860, Mt IL
~ O'Clock 81, at The St. Charles Hotel Exchange auction,
will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
nprovemensthereon situated in the First District Of this city in
The sanae bounded BY IehoniIonIas nzee St Thomas and
front on Tchoupouas street. by hundred and thirty feet
and two lines in depth between parallel lines =
The improvements consists ON STORY BRICK SLATE
RooF BUILDING leased until the lst November 1860 at the
rate Of twenty-five dollars per month.
pJ@ TERMS The purchaser to assume the payment Of a
note for eight hundred dollars bearing interest eight cent
FROM 10th August 1859 payable and for the balance,
cash onethfd at one year and AZ two years
interest from day of sale maturity and eight per
annurn thereafter u pnncay paid, with special mort
gage on the property sold until final payment.
The building 20 be insured and policy transferred to vendor
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public the
pense Of the purchaser. jas
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GEORGE MENsMAN, Collec.o
BrRrAu pu Co1IecTynn NJ T,,y.,,r,

BrREAu pu CoIIEcrEun DE Taxes pErAr
9natrieme District de "a Vile de la Sonyee Orleans
A Wis AUX CDMTRIRUABLES.-LE SOUssI-
sne Coiecienr de Taxes Eat done par present
IONS cex gi doiyent des PEat pour ranpee fo
49, taxes &c licenses pour lannee 1860 dams ies m ait
Qnatriene District dc venr bureau cour u Recorder
premiere aa9e ct de les es dams lie ea
par Ia loi. Heures dl bureau. de A. NJ 2Js r. NJ
lei at GEORGE MESSMAN (,ojlecteur
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE TAX Coiigcrog's OFFICE
Fourth District of the city Of New Orleans E..
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.-TaE
undersigned Collector OF State Taxes hereby notify
~ indebted to The Staie for for the
or icenses Tor the 1850 within said District
70 CAL r. NY Office Recorders Con first oor and pay lie
A. NJ to 2hP.M 49, --'-' ''o'' .
GEORGE MENsNAS f,,lI.o,o-
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BUREAU TREsoRrER
+. 49,. Vine de Jefferson 1e Ter janyier 1850
Wis AUX CONTROVERSIES lie r,I,e-
kens avs tones personne residents nonesidents de Ia
ve ae Jefferson gu sent enues paieen, DIES po
sees GEM ala Lob Pannec les anntes
denies sont noees les es dues dater In lar
janvr lSe0 e. e sera bureau dams Ia Chass din
Sonse encognue des yaenee Lsvie willie de eerson
de heares A NJ henres r NJ receyor les des taxes
present reds dvo mon bureau dici m ier de
JUN 1860 sous peine dc Ia loi = = 't -
JAG I'd FELIX LAGRouE Trssori.r
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Qua, TRrasunrn,a oFrror !,

TREAsURER's 0FFIcg,
City Of Jefferson January lst, 1860
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notfee Ia hero.
ny gwen 70 all PERSONS residents nonesidents indebted
10 the City Of Jefferson for 1859 and previous
years That the said taxes due and from the lat ay
OF 5ai . loDl TO the list Monday in june, 1850
N"i1ce is further given that will Office corner If
tn aga Leyse streets from O'Clock A to O'clock
above mentioned time they will be with according law
FELIX LAGROUE, Treasurer.
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Anctoneer-oiiee. 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, the 11th inst, at IL o'clock
will be Sold -
ONE VACANT LOT OF GROUND, in The Fourth District
IN the square bonded by Sixth Dryades Washington and ST.
Denis streets designated by the No. plan drawn by O.
e. q Deputy saTyeyo dated the 2h day Of Eoyem
Public In this city The said lot So feet front Sixth
street BY depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines
EJ-TERMS-The purchaser to the of two
notes dated 18Th December 1853 payable three
years each for $55 mortgage property
and the balance cash.
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESD Notary Pasc
the expense Of the purchaser. - fe4
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An enemy 70 the domestic Sifcle: A husband
who objects to his wife wearing hoops at home.
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II City Auctonser,
Office 10 Bank Place.
@ z i the s. daly as aseG a #
The Finance Committees q he Common Council for account
k r wg 9 a., t. comply with The i'd
perry: i, ors ~, ~, ,,,+..,, ..,.,5.,.. .
Celeste streets, designated lots Nos measuring each 81
Z inches ana iines i dfgth between parallel lss ot
improvements hes M consist story frame dwell
ling h24se sSysre 3D. With slas and wooden shed,
Thomas s l & s9af R sSsasa a4 Rs E.
each 81 feet il nces and ine fo on g. Thomas siree 81
Y sst 10 inches aud 9es a depth between parallel lines
SSE i9T 81 SRSgS6; + r. ssaadss u Mel
FEET nches aud lines frant on Meenens street BY depth Of
~ TERMS AND GoSDIr1oNs-oneffsh cash, and the
oancs credit dd Of one to- three ad o, CT
ana seemed y special mortgage on the property sold with
vendors prigsgs and 70 bear cent interest
saa notes vii then bear per cen interest per annm until
delay ANY way the payment Of the notes maturity
The buildings 10 Y insured against The rik are IS the gnr-
nf5s purchasers Nj cass hsnseiyss pns
and conditions Described whin fifteen lays sas from
1 s f and any ease dsay Or neglect On their
eoaat and 81 sd s Sao pny sni further notice No..
street, at the expense of the purchasers. jas
PROPHETS DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH
TERRAlNS DE NALEER AafELIDRES EFT N0E-AME-
dlioFes dams lie Premier District par ordre ct pour lie
compile dn Fonds DIES Ecoles de McDonogh Vene long
credit ct endosseurs
PAR J. B, WALTON,
... g. @5-.. Encanteur de la VILE
Burean, 10 Bank Place.
SAMEDI, p de fevrier 1860, a midi, "a la
Mpnnog sous ID direction des Conf de Finance ID co
ell Comnnn les prUpratas dc yHieur vpndue
poue compile DIES preneTs acuereurs qi remp
ee sq is,a ~ l I lR ansTienc
onYent sltres dams Pilet borne les Religious ST
JFtnes Tchoupitonas ct Celeste degnes
rue Religious AZ pieds 10 gres profonaeu
entire lgnes parallee lie lot No formAn fencotgure
res Religious Ct Celeste Les amtlloratons les dts
consistent Ell ms ason en- bos ardises
en- bos etc.
QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE siues dams liet borna rle,
re y Thomas autreois S. Jean Bapsfe Market Religious
and st. James desienGs les Nos 3 cha
Gun u pieds ii pouees ies ST Thomas str
III pies 10 lgnes de profonder entire es paral
Market. ~ =
IN LOT DE TERRE siue dams liet borne par les rues
Meponene TepSichOre Camp MagaSias
ponces q iisies n rue Mepoee profondeur
n- TERSEs ET CoNDlTI oNs-Un.cinqueln compliant ct
des acgusreurs payable anque Ceyens grans DAT
hSp9heqe speculate sur Ia propee yendue privilege
vende!r ct poan din6ret par Ia date Ia
ar't5 en- cas- de Placement Hpres bets
Forefront aos pour dinare par usqna parat pale
Les difees devron ee ASSURES mar les aousre1rs eone los
lsaes m teu ct les poces dasuFanee yepdeur
RI les acqGdenrs Sc eront metre possession lnurs pr
dessas deetts daH apnne jour Ia yente ct en- cas- de
dea gu de negligence de en part proptitd chede mar eS
Les actes de Yente pardeyant G. E. Fottie Es notare
de Ia Vile No 40 fte du Camp ais acaitreur iW
ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH
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eA @. Il. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAvIER ST,
Sg New Orleans La c. NJ. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of
n Slave Depot.
~ Notice to Merchants Planters, Traders and Slave Own
ersHng made extensive alterations and accommodations
my old stand prepared TO receive and accommodate
from to three hundred slaves for sale on Commission
also accommodate the with good board ind comfortable
rooms reasonable terms.
Those having business e would do well to call and
for themselves before looking ehewhere as the inducements
offer uiegnnled
good stock of Negroes sale will be kept constantly
hand consisting of Ficd Hands, Mechanics House Servants
Seamstresses, Nurses, Hair Dressers, etc.
Liberal made property placed in my hands
for sale.
Slaves, and Texas Mississippi and Louisiana Lands bought
seas y G. HATCHER.
M0TICE-AFTFR SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
In other Yards Depo will not receive them aSs 1856
ia6 II 49, @ z. HATCHER
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J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION DE MoDoNoaH

Is ~
yENTE IapoRTAETE EFT POSITIVE DE TERRAINs
DE VALEUR sITUGs DAMS LIE SECOND DIS.
TRICT.
CENT SIX 1LETs FIT CENT soIxAETE TERRAINs
sITUEs DAMS LIE TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TERRE sITUEs DIES DKUx coTEs
Du BAYOU LAFouRCHE ct
SEPT HETs DE TERRE Dams LA VILE DE MILNE
BURG, pour lie compile des premicrs acheteus tres
long credit, SANS endosseurs
TRENTE ET-UNE PORTIONS DE TERRE DAMS LIE FOND
DU TROIsIEME DISTRICT
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Eucaneur de Ia Vile,
Bureau No. 10 Bank Place.
MARDI, 80 fevrier 1860, a midi, ct lie Jour
W. suiyan 81 bssion est dams Il kq,onde de BonTse 81
dams Ia willie de Ia Nonyelle Orleans des
cotes de finance du consei de vile parte pour connie
des premiers acheenrs qui pnsieurs propees
adngees sentes fates par NJ Vgne ci.evant
cncanten de Ia Vile vendu les proprete dc c
apres decrites SAVIOR:
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EsTATE.oF JOHN McDoNoGH.
VALUABLE LOTS, IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED, IN
the First District by order end foraceou Of the McDonogh
School Fund. On very long credit without endorsers
By J. B. WALTON,
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City Auctioneer,
Office, 10 Bank Place.
MONDAY, the a7th February, 1850. Mt 70
4lu'clek NJ St Charles Excmt1gt for accont If ~
Mcnonogh School Funh and under the supernfenenee Of lie
Finance Committees Of the Common Council will be sod7he
following described property
sh Of Jefferson measuring each 800 w 30 Ind desie
n 14 By 9S The Il, J, Nos s. 10 T. a u it, Is
plan drawn hy onis H. Pile Surveyor dated ID Ianairy s6o
Two SQUARES OF GROUND in lie city Of Shrewsbury
Parish of Jefferson measuring each feet by 30 and
mated BY The Nos l25 and III plan drawn by Louis II
Pilie, City Surveyor. dated 10Th December, 1850
ELEVEN SQUARES and parts of squares in The citv nj
Huntsville Parish Of Jefferson designated by Nos 81 al
55 81 ll9 I'D III l22 and 23 according to plan drawn bY
Lonis H. Pile City Surveyor dated 10Th December ls5a
-FOUR SQu ARES of ground in the city Bath parish Of
Jefferson designated by the Nos 81 a and 10 ncear ~
plan drsgn by Louis H. Pile, Gi,y Surveyor dated i2l
e3F~fERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-one.fifth cash, and the
balance credit Of 2 and years notes Of
made payable at the Citizens Bank Louisiana secured bS
special mortgage the property sold vendors
and to bear six cent interest per from date until ma
urtty in of nenpayment after maturity said notes viii
then bear per cent interest per until fully paid The
the payment of said notes. - -
The purchasers will themselves to be put in
~ their own expense and will have comply with hs terms
and conditions above described fifteen ays from ;n
OF sale and in OF delay neglect on their na ta
property purchased by them will be sold for their account and
risk without any further notice. s' o
Acts of sale before c. T. Foer CITY Notary M an
sees' Ut 'te eNpehec oithe purchasers. jas
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN McDaNoGH
yENTE D'ILETs DAMS HUNTSVILLE HARLEM
Shrewsbury ct Bath arenean reserve nm long Gre
d CT sans endosser par ordre ct compile u Fonds
des Eeoes de aeDonogh vile de Ia Nouyelle, ORLEANS.
PAR J. 3. WALTON,
.. Encantenr de la Vile,
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J. B. WALTON.

VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF GROUND, IN THE
Fourth District, at Auction.
BY j. B.sWALTON,
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J. B. WALTON.

Sv NJ AHn c9MMoDIoGs Two-sroRY BRICK
time, without interest ' D''''e't az Auetion on
by a vytrr1,,
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SEPT IHTS DE TERBE situts la vile de Nilnepnrr
une petite distance du ehen de fer Poneharrai at ma
distance I'M ois e dies bords du lac Les dts e nt
ehaean environ 5 hieds cares disigmes sur IN pa
2b, IL, II, ct S' ~. ~ t.oe 40 a.
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SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM SHREWSBURY
sand Bath at auction, without reserve on very long credit
without endorsers by order and for of the Mepon
OCH School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
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J. B. WALTON.
ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGgI

EalAfE OF JOHN McD0NoGHl
IMPORTANT uEREsERxEp AND POSITIVE SALE or
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX SQUARES AND ONE HUN.
DIED AND SIXTY LOTS or GROUND IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT
TEN Tracts OF LAND ON BOTH SIDES OF BAYOU
SALVAGE; and
SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF MIL.
hEbeH for account Of the former purchasers on very
long credit, without epdorsers
35@ -ALsO- isl
iHihTY'oNE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE REAR OF
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
BY j. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,
Office, 10 Bank Place
''UEsDAY, February 2s, 1850, at IL o'clock
- ~ 9hn On Lhe following day, If requisite tile Rotnda
the III Louis Exchange by order Of The conoeh School
Guy Of New Orleans, under the superinendepce q the
ance committees Of the Common Council and partly for ne
% 81 9fmer purchasers to whom several of the properties
Wte nu1ndlcaed ~ the femer sales made by NJ yrne sn
,as wy Anconeer will he sold the following described
valuable property to,wit ~
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III in the ra, PPM II IHREE-qUARTERs OF SQUARE
" VIZ curtin Hrct iInrneda Wv adio;r,5- az. -
e 'p''nu'u mansion and Grounds Of j. Burnside ESD
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MS FOR SALE.
have received Fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
consisting of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and Ironers
Also No. Backsmiths, No. Brickayer, five good
Carpenters and one good Cooper.
VIII be receiving fresh month during the season,
which will sell low for cash good II months city accept
ances. #55#
wishing purchase would do well to give call
before purchasing elsewhere Apply to
II. +. PETERSON,
Is Perdido street,
OF en- between ST. Charles and 1arondelet ss
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20 :, FOR SALE.-JusT ARRIVED. WrTH
IA nr Of Fl P n H sgs n9d Carolina NEGROES consist
aseis lf9ners and Seastresses and Wifi be
~ snppes aahe The season. which offer for sale for cash
n W ia h ssd removed my office from No 90 Baronne street.
brokerage paid sale Of Kegroes ~ Nieee streets NO
JOHN b. SMITH
sell 6n4w SA's h'pahaae aud Charities streets,
, 1860-12-12

The Last arrival from the Pacific brincs Us
intcillgenep OF the dectase OF Delaxon Smith.
late United States Senator from Oregon. Tie
adventurous character Of Nr. Smith, and the
noted eceeatricity Of his career, had given him
anotorfety greater than is usual to men of
similar grade Of abiliiy and attainment.
The first appearance Of Nj. Smith before the
pnbhc was In 1887, shortly before his expulsion
from the O5crlin Institute, where he had spent
some tlu,o In collegi late aud theological study.
Various circumstances had combined to ren-
der his stay among the "0berlin People" irk-
published a pamphlet, purporting to be an e1-
Posnfe Of the seminary, and imputIng the
gro ssest iEmorality to 1sarties connected with
the school The Faculty, We believe, took no
notice Of the publication, and it failed to e.
cite attention.
IS political writer of the Tyler Democratic
School became editor Of daily paper IN
the city q Philadelphia, which had been set
IN operation to support the Administration.
The adventure proved u pccun:ary II not lit
erary fasnre, and ~. 6ntth exchanged his
situation for rowing commission from Nj.
Tyler, which be held when Mr.. Polk assumed
the duties OF the Presidency. He w.s isincsa-
ting Tor many months after that event; and
although Mr. Buchanan, then Secretary Of
State, despatched special messenger to recall
him, he managed to Keep out Of tf:e way for
long time. He would report regularly to the
department, and then Leave The place, 50 ttat
his "whescabouts" came to be considered en,-
phatica1Jy "delution,"
After several adventures, of not unroman-
tic character, Mr. Smith took up his residence
In 0rc9an, and entered with Spirit into the
political conflict Of the Territory. He sue
ceeded, upon its admission into the Union, In
being chosen to the Senate Of the United
States, where his versatility and peculisrit.es
soon brought him into notice.
: dasrencc soon sprung up between him
aud bis colleague, General Lane, which pro
duced q disunion In the ranks Of their political
friends 1t home, and he failed in securing rc.
election. Regarding his colleague IS the &C.
casfon, be addressed himself during the last
season 10 the task of defeating him; and had
the satiataction Last summer oi witnessing tue
election Of a Legislature which promptly made
choice Of Senators Of hostile political scnti-
NJ. Smith was neycr robust, md the life of
excitement which he led, made rapid in1oads
upon his constitution. His personal habits
ior many years we're not favorable to lopseri-
y: Nature finally succumbcd, and death tc1.
Aast