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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06

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gen pur9 9ebete erSfnen 81 lallen, fontnlt in
ben j~iingeren Staaten be8 Welten8 mebr 1ab
ne6r ab uno eS lit unperfeunbar, DAP oie8 aul
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
SALE ON A LONG CREDIT.

rpyr.x osty txa. - TO o,oY1.,. :,
5y SS Camp i a4ss g.
First District of New Orleans.
o IoTs \. a, SQUARES
portion District, follows '''' ''N p'.n''iDs
and ME- n Ts Il SQUARE No IL between a,ost p,,mvr
s n Is IoTs II Square No. H. between Palmyra Bank Miro
ana % aLors IN Square No. TO- between Bank Common Miro
and IGni aTs ssTes T. san.rs NJ h,t.n cana, ...n.
blaye and S DerFenois streets. -
= 4LoTs IN saMse No s. between Gasuue PALMYRA Dor
gsa0' soBRg sDd siss s ia between BANKS B,nn whit.
SQUARE, No i52 between jackson, Palmyra, Gsyoso
and sfs5p S1 ls M ss B.o
peg and Rsndqn srssts2i I.ets.
epne and Sark stsessss a ies ecu asai s
T. SQUARE, No. l2l, between Jackson Palmyra, Hagan
R apH No. II. between pemecOrt Common
soTMRE H. M H. hewsen Iaehson PALMYRA ,,o
nd b Na o. een PALMYRA RAM sno;s
Tesmaaas yirsets N iess e R.n. .na
Teemaane streets-a2 ots '"N :" 'eAo's 'ie
no' ane pel1%sals Cana. Jackson rsz and
seS se fn s bstSee Bank panaO ore and
'es ~ soffaRR n, So s bei@eep Randi, prncut
tes Tna ssS3 ss s 595n sss.slS i Ie,s a
and s5qs, a da,s s. John, s,fsssss Lots -
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- 30 ! SnI1 4 R NJ 4 ~ hofraan a. ,n
.. 80 H. - as, 1s II ~ H"iiA, Aieiee va
a. soI}ARE No b. between Bank Baudn Pierce aate
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IN i SoIraRE No ~ be,ween Pslmyra Rank sa1omon=
.nJ IVA Na,oioon straats - x ''' A"in e"ioiiioi
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Sp SoII ARE No N etween Raus;n Dt1ersco,rt Sal,
mnn and Sanoie i, STR sraeis.ss @ @ ios ~ = o'i'' 'ao-
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4, / SotI ARE M il hetween R,pl Ropd;, Alo,snJo.
and Murat Streets ~ Lots ' '
ii i SoIT .PE NJ 81 ba,,yaa, pand;r N, IIo,..,
on,er anT N,,rat traa,se 80 d NJ ~ ' = ~ ~, tA'eA
az Nv W sHiT hi ", ID x baraa, NJ. NJ tJn.o. I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

This magnificent establishment in successful speraou
Is universally conceded 10 be In all respects, the
Most Complete Hotel In tine World,
and will be conducted scale of besa in all It's epa
mens which cannot fail make popular headquarters
pleasure tourists South and West during the e1l
Summer and the Autumn. Accommodation are oacred for
nearly 1000 guests fitted aud furnished with every modern i'm
proyement which experience could for comfort and 0
yenence while vertical railway be introduced to convey
parties by steam in coodous upper ioos thus
securing the air and quiet Of the the
fatigue Of ascending stairs, v
Another novel mpro has been effected by which .
powerful fanwhee Operated BY sea offresk
air through the public Corridors cooling and yen
ating the house in superior manner.
The interior arrangements and furnishing have been
peted under the personal supervision of Stevens inc
Lessee under whose the success Of lie
Revere House and fremont House IN Boston the Bate Hcuss
and Point Clear Hotel in Moblle Fifh Avsnss
Hotel in New York has been established, efforts
will be ed to render the Continental the most attract
i've Travellers Home in the Union.
myl5 12txw2t J. r. sTEVENs 4 CO.. Proprie.ors.
-, HYGEIA HOTEL -
MEI# Old Point Eonfart Va March l. 1860 &Nlk
This favore summer resort csshrasd for its 1ne ssa bath
refreshing and abundance fine Fish Oyssera
Crabs will be opened for the reception guests on he s
Of June.
Hotel situated Monros the largest military
post the United States WHARF eight companies splendid
band CT music teiioned The entire estahsmeut Il
undergoing thorough renovation and painting, which, with
bnillng in o construction will sufficiently
large accommodate upwards Of thousand visitors.
undersigned have lately associated themselves together
in the business and with attetse assistance viii spare
pains In making delightful residence those
seeking health and pleasure Railroad and steamboat
tons perfect N their arrangements that persons
from all Of the South and West reach Old Point with
the greatest facility. JOS SElsAH,
G. @. WILLARD.
=7mya I'm 49, szz4szAzss= Preparations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
4 4 HYGEaA n, ,'. HoTEL TEL. . u, ,zs|
MoNTGomERY .sHrTE suLpHuR Z. !.

rsA MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR -.
N: >PKINS, near the Virginia and Tennessee Rail 58
IN road in Montgomery county, Virginia. will omen
for the reception visitors the 18th
paeiy to accommodate has dillon ar
very pleasant The buildings have all been newly paint
Cd and witexashed and the hss been much
Mattresses Passengers reach this pare without SaRv Tsavsl
and those who desire 10 The Salt Sulphur Grse.
bre White sulphur Sweet Spiings much ress
her here q thsy asy Ms md MsssI
leave DAILY, reaching The Salt Pond to dinner ths sa Sa
Ihur 40 mcs 10 tea and the White Suphur and
Sweet Springs cach 6l mles to dinner night trave
Leave Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Big Tunnel Station
my9 Pm \ ~ R9RT. II. MOSRY propYiefor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100000 feet IL and IN dressed Florida Yellow
FLOORING, tengued and dressed
10000 feet Ia and IL, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongned and grooved.
100000 wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved
1900 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERB0ADS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
! Boards Weatherhoards, Scantling, Josts ete.
900 feet assorted Cypress Lumber ahs Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, ETC., etc.
Fer sale ct the lowest market prices purcha
sers by SIMPSON 4 DORR
saa0 " New RaAin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNIMPRovED PROPER
TYIN THE FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION
BY ]. B. WALTON,

--s.=.-- b j. b. WALTON,
Auctioneer-onice, 40 Camp street
HuRssDaAAYM,M VIZ s, "a. a May "a, 1850, at ~ o'clock N
at private sae, will be Sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District of this city,
IN tho square bounded by Felicity, St. Andrew, Earodelet
thirty feet front Felicity street. by depth Of i9l feet
Dwelling House with slate roof containing the
conveniently arranged with galleries in 'front.' on the
side, etc., capable OF being rented al $500 per annnm.
mJ~TERAis0n third cash. Balance ono and two years
six cent interest from day 1f sale
and eight per thereafter If punctuny paid spe
cial mortgage on the PROPERTY sold until 6na payment
The buildings satisfaction the vendor
by the purchaser and The policy of
vendor.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the same District and square,
adjoining the above described lot aud having the
mcpt. NJ WY r4i.f
nDTERMsThe purchaser 70 the payment Of three
two and three years with interest the Of sis per
annu from date to maturity and eight cent thereafter
until final payment; and for the balance cash. =z
Acts of sale before E. G. Wells Notary Public at the es
pense of the purchasers. y
0NELoT OF GROUND in the Fourth District of this cit,
the square bounded by Washington avenue, Camp
and Magazine designated by the No. per plan No.
49, in The Office Beard Notary this city also
by the No. l6 or on plan No. l4 deposited In the Office Of T.
o. Stark, Notary.
Said inches and lines front on Wash.
ngton by depth Of l3 feet inches and lines
tween parallel lines. lsB ~. S485s5szs4s
a1-TERMs-One.tidc cash Balance iii one and Two years
credit In the notes OF the purchaser to his order with
interest the rate s cent from day Of sale
TO maturity, and eight there er il punctuay
paid, with special mortgage the property sold until final
payment 18a' 'll
Act Of sale before Notary Public, the expense of
- =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
McCERREN s LANDRY.

VALUABLE SLAVES AT AUCTION.
BY McCERREN 8S LANDRY,
G. W. McGERREs, Auctioneer
Office and saesroom, Masonic Hall. ST. Charles street.
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at Ill O'Clock A, NJ,
- at Their salesoo Masonic Hall. St. Charles will
be sold 58 IN VI
SUSAN aged 2 years good eoos washer and irone very
GaTHERINE, aged q years, No. i house servant and
u T. Y
WILLIAM aged 20 years, good pastry cook and confec
toner and No. l house
AUGUST, aged ss years, good cotton press hand.
E9-TERMS-At sale mvIS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs REwAI

80 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD
w will be paid for the apprehension and delivery Of the
slnEe JOE il taken ont Of the Sate and Fifty Dollars IL
found in the city alive. He his quarters
the Orleans Cotton Press abont O'clock the evening the
2d Of Apr about hour afterwards reported the
residence the undersigned by unknown person that he had
been chased Into the river by watchman and drowned
which believed TO be facilitate his escape nothing
of the kind has been ascoaned have Joe
abon Is years old his color is black but of the deepest
shades he Is about feet inches high has large mouth
thick lips and rather fiat nos; Is well made son active
intelligent, He when he left cottonade
pantaoons and hickory shirt.
Masters vessels hereby warned habor said
the penalties of the law will be enforced against them
s26 G. YANCEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
FIRsT-GLAss5 nWELLINGs IN THE FIRST, SECOND
aud Third Districts, 1t Private Sale.
BY J. b. WALTON

Anctioneer- Office 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONS in want Of first-cIass dwellings
referred 10 the following list full part culars ps
and terms be obtained application the Office the
Auctioneef-
ING Camp street. Lafayette Square, superior finish
cnmEnodous.
TfiREE-sToRY MODERN BRICK DWELLING ON
Camp street, Julia street. =
A THREE-SToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street, ST. Joseph
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining
on Camp street 81. Theresa's Church. "
A TW0-Sf0RY FRAME DWELLING on. Apolle street.
t1ow Garondelei1 Terpsicfore street
TWO TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS on Nayades
street, Tivoi Circle q 551
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sToRY DWELL
INtis on Constance and rerpsichore streets.
TWO ELEGANT TWO-STORY and ATTIC DWELL
IStss on Constance and Robin
An EisEG mt and C0MM0DI0Us TWo-ST0RY DWELL
ING, Rampant street. between ST. Philip and Ursuines
street Lot measuring 62 feet front by 1872 feet In depth.
A VERY CHOICE WELL. FINISHED DWELLING, with
grounds hsss IsRi ~ EsPan1 large p
ania street and two lots Of gouRd finished the aud
containing every convenience, &
TWO TMo-sToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
cond street, near Apollo street. containing paots dining
rnans three bedrooms each second floor attic
and welfhished back buildings embracing 3dern
Al LARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANTA STREET on
which there is arge and convenient dwelling house
buildings. IN
PLEFE MODERN DWELLING, large improved grounds
the Magazine market and boundary the line OF
the Hos Sc Car City Railroad.
A NUMBER OF DWELLING HOUSES in the several Dis.
trcs itatle for of moderate MEANS
petty suitable for hnidine pnrposes. myl4 If .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Auctioneer--Ufce, 40 Camp street
THURSDAY, May "A, 1850, mt IL o'clock nj .
the St Charles Exchange If previously disposed of
private saie, will be sold- 3sAs}
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
- CONTINENTAL HOTEL, -.
EEa PHILADELPHIA. -
Corner Of Chestnut sad Ninth stses,s. -

ofENEp.Is gEnnu ~ :. II $40
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Y PRIVATE SAIE-AN "A Mo-
Cooper and superior Dining Servant aud Cook
BY j. B. WALTON,
AucriosEER-offce 10 Camp street.
THE slave boy Calvin, aged about 80
years Is an No Cooper, pei ectly heaihysold for no
sefihed By law. NJ " ... C Y II
TIC slave JOHN aged 35 very valuable and ac
eompshea Honse and Dinngroom good and
GARD the cultivation Of Fruit Finwe and
anteed. - = Aes'S es',i
myI2 II H5' - = - ~ " S 'Nse''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
OFFICE, CirY HALL,
Netp lrlnan. L lIar,i, II loea L

TREAsuRERis 0FRcE, CRY Hall,
New Orleans, La, March n, 1860
14-To the Publie-Notice fs hereby given.
thnt In possession of the bills city, and
fully prepared for the collection City Consolidated
and Railroad Taxes, all Real Estate Slaves Personal Prop
egty Income and Capital according TO The Assessment Rolls Of
1883 Tax respectfully invited early
and their taxes and thereby avoid being published
lnqients.
nil7 sm ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE.
CANT private residences IN the Fourth District, bounded BY
divided into quarters of square. n y 'f5s5 =
-s@ BY ]. B. WALTON, 81 3as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

kS-HoIIand Council of Royal and Select
MASTERS, No meets the FOURTH THURSDAY of every
month IN the Of Concord Roys Arch Chapter Odd
Fellows Hail. First District.
OFFIcERs-J H. Holland r. H.. g.. NJ: G. P. Crane,
D. l.. c.. Nj A. Bartlette, P c. W; Bruno de Lucas,
Treasurer JAS Furnaux Recorder; H. j. sianshnry Captain
Of the Guards ] c. Wood Conductor A. oerged, Steward;
Peter 4 u sel2 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

MSCrystai FOunt Division, No. 4. 8. OF IT,,
meets every THURSDAY EVENING in the Hall of the Y. n.
A. No. 81 Camp street. Officers for the termJ R.
George W. T. Thomas Keen, W. A.; j. H. Peel, R.
7 DTeyuss, A. R. 81 I'd. Booth Tr Esmend, g. !; q.
Yanderva, A. G. P. Cafpiette f. s.; N. T. Edison, /.
Beakey o. s.. James Govan Chap Robert Bleakey, P.
W. 2. Visiting GommitteeJ r. George, L. +. kendrick,
jyil ~ H. j. DREYFUss R. s. pro ten
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

~ FOR SALE OR RENT HANDSOME
Residence Magazine street, Louisiana Avenue
E from tue Ninth street Market The house
tains 16 finished in the best style for beauty and
The ground contains handsomely with
shrubbey and garden, with suitable outbndBg, such
Bile earriags, chicken and pigeon house, etc. 4l
will sell rent the above property good tenant For
further particulars inquire my Office is Exchange Place op
posiie the Post-O Office
ali If P. II. WILLARD
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

as-Howard Lodge No. ID, L. o. o. F--Meet-
ings EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. 8,
Odd Fellows Hail. at O'Clock.
ohicersaI A. Bendixen, N. G.; n Lytle v. G.; Hugh
Stewart Recording Secretary; B. Dalva Permanent Secre-
G. Norton. Treasurer. If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Ka-TERMs OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPER
third cash balance in and years, the notes
annnm from day Of sale to maturity and thereafter
II not pnnctuay paid, with special mortgage the property
sold Hniil final payment.
Acts of sale before - Notary Public at the expense
ot the purchasers myI7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
YartituIar Aotitss.

:, p9- National Democratic Party = Grand
Club, It 'e
Resolved, That The members Of the National Democratic
ra N ib ey ma parish and all those who rely the pa
venton be held Baltimore on the iAh June nexf viii a.
ssmble ,sa ~ ODD FELLgWs HALL, SATURDAY. the
iyh INST VI VI O'clock +. NJ. to choose Delegates
convention o The party to be held at Donadsone the 9th
Hon PIERRE sQULE and other speakers will address The
assembly. BY order OF the Club
myi7 81. JOHN ALIsToN, see'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-21

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
. .e.,J,cI 4. terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-21

Upwards OF s1I, 100000
,.rs have been paid by the .I:tna Insurance Co,
IN the past 3S wears.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-21
New York Paper Warehouse
JOHN II. LAKIN,

TSuccessOr to Wheeler I.akinl
VEyILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection Thursday, March 29tE- new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths. Cassimeres and VeStings
Also a complete assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHI%G GOODS.
The patrons OF the old firm. and the public in gen.
eral are respectfully invited call and examine my
stock before making their purchases as intend sell
ing at small profits to c1-h and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the OLD
irm solicit continuance Of tlIe for the new
establishment. JOHN 7. LAfIN. Merchant Tailor,
nlh2S-4wd NJ. lO2 Main ST., Wheeling, va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-21
SI,5O6.3S7 IS

sl,5O6.3S7 IS
- Um,rtfial claims not due,........s173.926 "a
..-es Rqai,aLiy adjusted and promptly paid. ga
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-21
mice First Class Insurance


,,,.n ca,,it.l sl.Oo0 600 absolute and unimp0ired
wIrrl A SrRPLus OF S50O,3S' IS.
,Ss rrestiscof - years success and experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-21
Saddles. Harness, Trunks s.


T b. SHEPPARD. No. 131 Main Street corner
u Union, will continue to keep On hand aarGeand
complete assortment of all articles line. consist
ing Of Ladies' and Gentemen's Saddles, Pine& Coarse
Harness. Trunks VAlices, Carpet Bags SHtcEels, COZ
lars. HaneS. Whips, &c.
wonld respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust Ly strict attention and prOmptnesS to merit
continuance of the public patronage
All kinds of repairing promptly done. and in pro-
sep2O'59 13l, Main Street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06
Peacock Soldiers COwardice Of the NcA-
pOlitans.

The Dublin URiUersity Magazine observes;
The Neapolitans deserted even the gallant
Murat, at The first volley, when he led them
against the Austrians at TolentinO, and they
shouted victory or death till they heard the
whistling Of the balls. They can do nothing
but run away, murder from behind a hedge,
and burn or plunder towns they are unable
to hold. And yet, to look in the ranks, they
are among the finest, the best dressed, and
most accurately-drilled troops in the world.
General Church, an English officer, who OBJ
tanned credit by raising and equiping for our
service two battalions of Albanians, some
thing on the old Greek model of costume,
and who, after Ferdinand the Fourth's re-
turn to Naples, became his Adjutant-General,
urged him perpetually to come and look at
his guards, new disciplined and bedizened
with lace and frippery, as if they had been
carefully unpacked from bandboxes. The
king at length complied, muttering that it
was an ineffable seccdttrd, fell asleep in his
carriage while they were marching past, and
being logged up at the close, complimerted
his indefatigabie lieutenant (who had ridden
up 10 him for the purposel saying; General
Church, am infinitely obliged to you; you
have done wonders. They look and move
like demigods; but you'll never make them
fight. Good morning" The old gentleman
knew his men of old, and was too expert
enced a sportsman to be taken in by appear
ances.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

THE RUINoUs CosT OF LIVING IN PARIS
A Paris correspondent of the Boston TraO-
eHcr says there are now $4,000 vacant rooms
landlords. The writer adds: 1t is some
thing marvellous to see how expensive life
has become in Paris. Formerly it was one
Of the cheapest cities in the world and Peo-
pie came here to save; it was the paradise of
ihe halfpay officer from all the armies In
the world, The Arcadia of the annuitant and
straiteped gentlemen. Rents have increased
in Paris, and the enormous taxes laid at the
oetr0i gates Ito enable the city to indulge in
lis Typographical and architectural orgies)
on every thing we require, have raised the
prices of all the necessaries and luxuries of
life. Twenty miles from Paris living is as
cheap as it ever was. But in Paris, the mere
cost Of living is something ruinous.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

LooKPoRT, N. Y, September 5.-The Daily
Advertiser, of Niagara, and Weekly Demo
erdt, the only papers in the county, at the
masthead of which the names of Douglas
and johnson have appeared, this morning
come out in favor of Breckenridge and
Lane.
TRENTON, N. j., September 5-Jno. L. N.
StrattOn was nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the Second District.
SCRANTON, PA, September 5.--Col. G. w.
Scranton was renOminated yesterday for
Congress, by reclamation.