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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

AucuosgH
esaccessor to Benz. Kendig)- Office, No. ss Caft. I
CATURDAY, March 81. 1850. at Hook
- M, at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange ~ purcon,
will b. so1d-- S1E
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all prove.
ens thereon, situated In the Prst District IN sounded
by Circus tow kampart) 81, john now Basin1 G Julia
streets Said lst measures Is feet inches front o now
RamparD street, by 100 feet in DEPTH between D lines
The improvements comprise threetory brick buwth
gallery at the second and third stories in 'front.' chg one
large room and hall first floor two large bed rd hall
on second hoor, two large and small bed roos IN
the third story story brick building the pntan-
ing Kitchen was coal and wood rocfns on frsE three
rooms in second story, and three rooms In third large
cstern. water works. and other NECESSARY outbui in the
yard The yard paved with flags and there is ey way
Ia the In common to all the lots Together vi shares
Of Citizens Bank stock now reduced to B sharSred by
mortgage on said property.
This property now insured for 5000 and rentls No
vember 1860 '
H1-TERMs-0ne nethird cash the purchaser Eune
mortgage note due the Citizens Bank or Tcuisianshe sum
Of Sl620 loan 90 shares of stock now REDUCED paya
bic lst December 1850 or renewable according charter
Of said bank and pay In cash per cent nremjuuare for
the stock IN addtion to the price Of adjudcaonhe bal
nnce one and two credit for notes secured orgage
on the property with per cent interest per annu matur-
iy and IL not thea paid per cent until naI mt the
buildings 10 be kept insured and policy
Bank.
Act OF sale before Charles s,r,nesr No,srx Pb the
pense of the purchaser. m26
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SOUTHERN BANK, D
New Orleans, March 2s, 1850 :
R9- Whereas, by Article 9 Of the WRIT-

R9- Whereas, by Article 6 OF the WRIT
TEN ARTICLES oF AssoCIATIoN of This Corporation II
and exercise any that might hereafter be conferred BY
Banks created under the Free Banking Act approved
titled AT relative 70 the rate interest approved "a
laws has been changed and whereas the 5 section the
said Free Banking Law modi6cs ion alteration Pro-
Corporations organized under said Free Banking
made provided such modification alteration be submitted
general meeting Of the Stockholders. -
Now, therefore public notice Is hereby given that general
meeting of the Stockholders of this institution will be held Its
Banking House the I'd day Of May 1850 between the hours
u o'clock MI and o'clock r NJ inclusive for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the proprey oil accepting other
WISE the said relative to interest approved Marc 1860
ms J0t THOS LAYTON, Cashier
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BY JULIAN NEWELL

BY JULIAN NEVILLI
Auioneer
Office IL Cornercia Place.
THURSDAY, April 5, Is6O, Mt Ib,clocsS NJ,
a at the st. Charles Exchange will be solc.t public
ton -
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situad in the Fourth
District, and comprised within APOLLO ThT Baeehus and
Fourth streets, containing 22 lots, as follows, ".
No forms the of Apollo and Fourth sees
ures n feet inches front Apollo street, depth of l2
teet between parallel lines 8lfzS-
Nos s. 4and 5mcasure each II feet inchebnd lines front
on Apollo street, by depth Of 10 feet.
Nos and adoin the above measuring 2S M inches and4
lines front, by depth of l20 fett
No forms The of Apollo and Third measuring
2s se inches and lines front Apollo by epth of 100 feet
on Third street.
Nos 10 and each 80 feet front hd street. by
depth Of about l3i feet. s
No. IL forms the Bacchus Tird Streets
2 feet inches rs lines front Bacus by depth
of l2J feet. tEsN&z5
Nos l H. IL i6 Ii 49, 10 and 20 measurseach about the
same front Bacchus by depth of 10 ieetNo II forming
the cor1et of Fourth street.
Nos 81 and q each abont 80 feefront Fourth
street, by depth Of l30 feet more or less
ihre IS very comfortable coage with unfinished attic,
viii s sold with sand lots all of which will moi fully appear
the plan.
This very valuable property being stuaa in the vicinity
OF nne dwellings, and In neghbohood Whiclis rapidly filling
with respectable popnation Is.-z
banquet. -
AJ- ehird cash balance in on and two years,
o notes secured by mortgage the property nd bearing
cent interest date until atut per
II not then paid,
Act q sale before James Graham Notary nbic at the
pense of the chaser. 5z T. #% NIL
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GRoyD.
BY d, u. MORPHY.

THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, MIA O'Clock
sold 1ft -TTz5T z,szs= = =
A VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROyD, situated in
Rnrtheyle bounded by the Carrollton Rad, St. Patrick
Edmond and Foucher's Plantation
nJ~TERMS AND C0ADITIONS-One-fo -fom cash. and the
balance credit OF and years made by the
interest A. per cent from date TO maturity il not paid
Acts Of sale before Magner Notary Publ expense
OF the purchasers. a& g55 m27
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN NE OF THE
best locations III The Garden District oferingn excellent on
portunity to parties desrous of erecting dweng houses in
choice neighborhood
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SUCCESSION OF GREER B. DUNCAN N-sALE OF THE
ID Rsssnes on
siclore streets Also desirable Pew in st. Paus Church
BY PALFREY 81 CO.,
WV. sYEH, Auetioneer-ofce, No. q Camp street.
2 ~ A. ARrH ~ asso e q Il
virtue o. three orders u the honorable the Second District Hc
s I Mas @ ss
matter Of the succession Of Greer B. Duncan deceased will be
Il a CERTAIN PORTION Or GROUND, together vim
s s anS d. Bes IL M E
change Alley having 20 feet front on Exchange Alley BY
81 e sss aaa Sndn
a Exchange Alley rented for law offices ut the rae of
aeent s,S SEETafR fr PoRr1os OF GROUND with ali the
sadg sn hs ha
change Alley % feet inch and lines front Gus
% The lsss
thirty rented 4 offices ans 4 Known
oses sod tie n favor Of James Macon
ns RTais HaE s sRousp
BY the together will, a ths buildings and "a
% I g @ f. wise M % r
81 s o paa y
e sposteS a DIAN m No oe @ 3 81 ii
lines front Apollo the on each o Eu.ege and
English measure The improvements comprise elegantly
See @ as ss w hs
exotic plants ETC., and al the
sale.
pa-TERMs-For the Pew, cash for the Real Estate
fourth cash. and the balance credit q and years for
purchasers bearing interest cent from date
uriy and thereafter q cent until paid and secured by
hs mSgsss e Se s by tile
and the policies transferred 10 the executor until the final
Acts q sale before r O. cuyier notary public at ths
Pe,.se .. Tue garc.nss-s: me- q! = e.
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J. B. WALTON.

DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GRs,UND in KEAR OF
Second District; On the Mstsiis Ridge the Park.
By J. B. WALTON,
Anctonser- ofhce. 10 Camp steeet.
CATUNDAY, March 81, 1850. MT Ia O'Clock
- Nj s the St Charles Hotel Exchange viii be sod 81 pub
lie auction
THE SQUARE OF GROUND IN the Second District,
bounded by st. Louis Toulouse Alexander Mura streets
divided into twenty -four ios according TO par drawn hy
Louis a. Pile. City saveycr dated The z8th March 1850
on II Ios street. measuring sac 81 feet snches
and lines ont by Io2 feet inches and lines in ph.
TEN LOTS Toulouse street. measuring inches
'front.' by 02 feet inches and lines in densh
-FOUR LOTS, two Of eaeh fronting Mura Alexander
streets measuring each 30 feet frsn by 57 feet inches
lines in depth.
MSTERMS-0nehnlf cash; balance in one and two years.
with zig interest from day Of
iy and eight cent thereafter punctualy paid with
special mortgage until final payment.
Act Of sale before E. Forer Notary Public
OF the purchaser my
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AUCTION SALES. I
BIZ n. a. KINGSTONJ I
go Ar,,rYnsypx.

A LARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK H0UsF,ATED
Circus street, between Gifod and Julia gre$t DIG
triet, with So shares Of Citizens Bank stock.
nv n A HTt1reTnhJ s-5l
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MANUFACTORY

&OUThEESN lMANUFANtoNh
*HERRTNG,s PATENT CHI AMPIoN FIRE ND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, TAT New York Pfices,.
The best in the United States n" made at 81 Louis MO-
Ror the superior excellence which thousands can testify
Southerers need North for these unriyaled Safes
$1,000 will be paid any who can thow that
Herns Patent Champion Safe has aled 10 preserve
e1s " y FRANK w. ROBERTS & CO.,
Sole for the South and West Of the renowned
Patent Champion Safes. -.
Doors, etc, etc. ,... -
Bank Locks Of all approved patents on hand Tor SAFE 81
Mandatory No. 2Sl North Main street, St. Louis NO.
Mi GU
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SUCCESSION OF MATTHEW BELrRAE. nsED-
Third Judicial District Court Of Louisiana Pf Jefter
son-No lb54-sale Of Valuable Improved Estate.
,fs cifv = -n'~AAS "A,A 'S~S1'
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CREDIT sALE-lSo LOTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER
Clothing
BY BLACHE & LEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms 60 Chartres street.,
MONDAY, the I'D OF April, Mt 10 o'clock A.
lHl their auction roons 60 Chartree
tion will be sold
$50 lots Of Spring and Summer Clothing.
nSrTERMS-Ats SALE ms1
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, Etc.
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
r. ARNTIELD, Auctioneef.
Store IS st. Charles street.
rIyI4IS EVENING and every weekday eve
ming during the business season. early gasght will be
sold
general assortment Of Miscellaneous Of choice stand
ard literature In various Science Fine and
Useful Arts History Biography, Travels. Voyages, etc. etc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

LOUISIANA DREDGING COMPANY,
New Orleans March o. LEO.
RS Notice-The books for subscription to
the capital stock Of his Company WATER
MAN X BROTHERS, No Ia Magazine street, and at PETER
MARCY,s ESQ., Office No Is Carondee street and will remain
open for TWENTY DAYS
r. B. BISHOP, President.
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, Secretary. m23 lot
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removed from ,he stand, sss Broadway, to their
and more establishment have hand and
eraer every description Of Fashionable Car
ages and light Road and Trong Wagons from the best
eetsd materials workmanship and for beauty Of design
nish and shty equal Kunazor any her make
in this esuntry. fa27 lyAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

RSrHolland Council of Royal and Select
siAsIsts no l. meets on me s Il OF every
Fellows Hall, First District.
OFFcERs-J II. Holland r. Ill..8G... M: O. III Crane
D.. Il. G.. NJ 2 A. Bartlette G W; Bruno do Lucas
Teasn!er jas Furn Recorder H j. Sansbuy. Gaptain
Of the tinards Wood Conductor; oergeld Steward
Peter Monsen Sentinel sel2 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

Utlce and StIesfobt Mhsonc HalI, ST. NhhfIe street,
SATURDAY, the 3tst inst, at Ill o'clock A.
NJ Nj nj their Auction Mart Masonic Hall, St. Cnares
will he sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with the improve
thereon, consisting of ihreestory brick residences
with Kitchen houses, situated ia the First District
in the bonaded by Dnpantier Call Camp Maya
zine and bartholomew designated Nos aud
plan by L. Snrg the l OF March, 1874 and deposited
in the office OF L. G. Gae Notary Public. Lot No.
in American y feet inches front Dupantidr street.
% feet inches AID lines in depth The dividing limb of
No. feet inches and line in dep the .ppoBie side
line and 23 feet inches and Ire in width the rear
Lot No in American measure, 81 feet inches
front on Dnplaner street feet inches and lines depth
on the line dividing It from Lot No and ~ feet Inches in
dp on The opposite side line by 3 feet inches and line
width in the rear.
TERMs-One third CASH the purchaser to assume he
pay Of Wo npes que ana 80 May 1861 and b each
io e sun q ooa Pos anu bearing interest at cent
ahp"" llo aAei oAHss IN one anu two
IN crest nj per cent per anu from date of sale until
lhy ana per CENT eventual interest and secured Wy
improvements to be kept insured policy transferred 10
vendor.
sale before JAS Graham Notary Public the expense
of purchaser. n30
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CTEAAa IeNGHHE FxaR SALE -oHe sEcuND
~ hand Steam Engine. in working crdF5 cyliaF
14 diameter BY 81 inchea stroke Apply 70
fn7A III Ma GTlexas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

"a. Dudley Lodge No. sc, g. ane. A.. Al.
Regular Communication Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
URDAY EVENING at o'clock, in their Lodge Room
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, of St. Charles
Perddo Streets Members Of the Graft sternay invited
to attend
oFF1oERs-Wn II, Stewart, W. NJ; Edwin Marks 8 W. {;
j. H. Gennison, J. W., Thaddeus D. YanIinrn Treasurer s.
Gulet, Secretary r. L. Moore, s. D. Henry E. Robinson
v n Ins. SraH. Ty oh Iy
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BUILDING LOT ON NEW LEvEE STREET, tSoW Pc
ters) near the Soraparu Market. Fourth District.
BY J. B. WALTON,

AucrIoHEEE-Omce, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the alt March, 1850, At IL
cceck NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange auction
will be sold
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District cf this city, in
he square bounded by Rousseau Philip Soaparu and New
ievee tnow PeterO Streets measuring, according plan
drawn BY Louis Pile City Surveyor dated the 18Th March
rect IN the about III feet inches and lines In depth
me side nearest Sorapau and about III feet inches and
lines on the side nearest Philip street
0This lot Ia In the immediate vicinity OF the Soraparu
Market and affords eligible site for erection Of store
certain 70 pay handsome interest the investment
H9-TERMSOne third cash and balance credit Of one
and two In notes Of the purchaser bearing x cent
current and eight per eventual interest," with special mort
gage until final payment.
Act Of sale before Peters, Notary Public the
pense Of The purchaser. m29
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON COMMON STREET,
between Philippe NOW Dryades) and Circus Ram
paid Streets near University Place and the Mechanics In
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioheer-Ohdce 10 Camp street,
SATURDAY, March 81, 1850, at II o'clock
~ n, q the s Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
4 LoT or GROUND ON COMMON STREET, in he
square bounded by Common. Drysdes ste Philppa) Canal
and Rampant streets measuring 80 feet 10 inches
'front.' by depth of 02 feet inches and lines the side
next TO Rampant street. "a feet 10 inches and other
side line and 81 feet II inches lines line
HYTERMS-One-th third cash balance at l and 2 years
credit bearing per cent ann interest from day Of sale
mortgage on ths property until final payment 7
expense Of the purchaser. NM
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BY PLACIDE J. sPEA.

SUCCESSION OF SIMON DUCLOs-No lt-sECoNT
District court-Sale to the highest bidder, Gelve month
rradtt = 4 4 I
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AUCTION SALES.

AOOIlUN OA1GOs
CREDIT sALE-25o cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs
BY e. ROGER &c CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. 45 and AZ Old Ieyee street.
between Customhouse and Benvile streets.
SATURDAY, the 31st March, Mt 10 o'clock
$50 cases Of Boots Shoes grogans for Men, Women and
Children comprising fresh and select assortment receyed
direct manufacturers by late arrivals from Boston, New
York and Philadelphia IS
Sale positive and without reserve.
as-TERMs-over 500 20 days credit. mae
UNREsERyED AND IMPORTANT SALE OF INsUR-
ance Scrip to close copsrtner.hip.
By PALTREY IL co.
WV. sYER, Auctioneer-onice, q Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at IL o'clock
sl4s4 Crescent Insurance Scrip Of 1851.
$3.50 1853,
$40 1859
$500 Bun I. 1857.
S4Gj0 J. :. J. 1883
$3.50 :. :. 1s69
S2i0 Lousiana . -. 1853
$3.50 Citizens lSsS
ssle ssIS Union !. !. 1sss lsss
Ss60 . . 1883
E TERMs-Cash Settlements to be made at the Auction
eer's Office Monday morning. between 9 and IL O'clock
HJ-Additonal orders received up to the time Of sale mo
BOOKS. STATIONERY, Etc. &
By ANSEL EDWARDS,
r. ARnT1ELD, Auctioneer
E1s o. ufreet
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RS~HOxvard Lodge No. Ii, /. d. O. E--Meef-
ings EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s.
Odd Felows' Hall, at o'clock.
ohacersL A. Bendxen. N. G n. ?. Lytle. v. G.; Hugh
Stewart Recording Secretary b. DaSva Permanent Secre-
tarY; ]. g. Norton. Treasurer ia17 II
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RB-Grescent Lodge No. 9, i. o. %. f., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. l, Odd
Fellows Hall, at Z o'clock.
Oiicers-J. a. Sylvester N G.; Peter Williams " G.; G.
swerbrck Recording Secretary; L. N Jahan Permanent Sec
reary s. L. Butler Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges fraternay invited to attend.
: IN "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

New ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
EN RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
New Orleans, March 2ist, 1867.
rg-PubIic notice fs hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the Stockholders of this
will be held Rt their office Camp opposite Lafayette
Square, MONDAY, April O. ls60 at IL O'Clock M in
formity with the charter.
I'd Rp a. CHARLES Secretary.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-06-13
Raielgh Female SEMINARY.

The closing exercises of this institution occupied
several evenings during the present week. On
Monday night, the Annual Sermon was delivered BY
Rev. John N Andrews, at the Methodist Church.
On Tuesday night Mr.. J. W. Hayes, Of Oxford,
delivered the Annual Address to the young ladies.
Il was rst rate address, replete with instructive
sentiments and wholesome advice and clothed in
beautiful language. .,.,ssj ..s, l,.,,.s,< "
Despite the threatening appearance Of the weath-
er., the large hall of the Seminary was filed on
wednesday night with anintell:gen appreciative
audience to witness the exercises Of the graduating
class. The following young ladies' composing that
class read ompqeitions; aifss qasseai h'f1
yrSassseso,y.-Miss Donna Holt Enfield, C.
Sngsef tie A6srsions Latin composition Miss
Bette Little Bals .c. ser 4, ~ i, !
@.Arae-z Niss Lucy I. Pelmer. Milton, n G. ssaSi
ssSsdsa French ieomposition4 Miss L Lips
comb, Raleigh, N. G. .sA s32 assss 'ss''s
Hal.d;sssry. y; MY z, Penny, !, Wake 'Ils county
Ths exercises ysres lsbSsparsed with music and
singing By tie young Ger the presentation
fsths Dglee Z = !! asv; 8 !. sgs'a 8. W' y
Tucker ays G \ Rss lse,ss e Y u s1a =, s1sou'
asgs Hell =! 4 Hs Y tAsn' !
il bska 4 sh5 q liiS laiiSSd ~ Asssa a.
!. worthy princi.aa uI661 ea,d- headed Cane
: : " !! ! I !
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e. DA Y. il me IS, 1860


,fFia ~ hi Ar. Radserss Speech. Hag ii dsssiFI
The Hon. George E Badger, one Of the Opposi-
ton Electors for the State At iarge addressed the
people il the Court house. in this place on Monday
evening last We did not hear Mr.. Badger, but we
learn that he spoke mainly on od salorsm and Bell
and Everett itJ7a9 aitk IS 27s3e adfisff -'sts'
tbs q little strange that Mr. Bager should come
forward at this late period Of his life to advocate
scheme even apparently intended to benefit the
great mass Of the people. We say apparently in:
tended for it will be obvious to every intelligent
person who investigates the subject that Mr. Badgers
plan Of taxing every thing instead Of diminishing
the burdens Of the great body Of the people, will
actually increase them. But Mr.. Badger, for the
first time in his career as public man, processes
sympathy with the masses, and would be their
champion in establishing equality for theml Where
was he when Free Suffrage was before the people?
Why, he opposed it with all his power; and even
now, in arguing in favor of ad caloren, he assumes
that as the Democrats did wrong (for that is the
substance Of the assumption) in advocating and car
rying Free Suffrage, the Opposition have right to
do wrong too by advocating and carrying ad oalorem
Equally strange is the course which Mr.. Badger
is pursuing in relation to Mr.. Bell and the Kansas
Nebraska act 1t is well known that Mr. Badger
stood side by side with Judge Douglas one Of the
champions of that act; yet ne now stands upon
platform, and most probably himself framed the
platform, which denounces that act as having "abro
gated long-establisl,ed compromised" 1t is well
known, too that Mr.. Bell voted against that act; !;
that Mr. Badger having authority to do so, pledged
Mr. Bell in its favor before the vote was taken that
Mr.. Bell denied Mr. Badgers authority thus to
pledge him that Mr.. Badger insisted on his author
ity as from Mr. Bell Mmsef; and that Mr.. Bell
charged falsehood on Mr.. Badger in reply. If this
issue Of veracity has been settled the public has
never been informed of it. If Mr.: Bell-assuming
the fact to be so-has ever atoned to Mr.. Badger
and to the Wing party for this act Of treachery
his part the country does not know it. And yet
Mr. Badger under these circumstances could express
his admiration for the man John Bell, and could
commend him to his friends as gentleman and =
patriot! ~ .'* fa i'''@ .'.1'',...'''''' "
Let Mr.. Badgers friends and admirers clear up
these facts, if they can. IL 4ssatrya eja -s.
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VALUABLE HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE HALIFAX LAND FORf0AEEs
r OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY, M TRAQr on
u land on which now reside 10 Halifax
SIX miles south Of the town Of Halifax cbntn11G Ape
thousand acres adapted TO the growth Of Cotton and
good dwelling, Kitchen negro houses Be- ~ sfsi41
The location is desirable and healthy. the
unexceptionable portion Of the lsna A 6pe swaaP
cred by good Judges be excellent cotpn soil spd The e.
ctes f5r improving are abundant and convenient The
stock range cannot be surpassed by any IN the
persons wishing purchase will examne for hemeivs4
tcon6dsntly believe that my farm is the chssgst Of
purchase land 10 this county will do we'll c and icu
1t my farm before purchasing. ss 5Nfssstf ~
d Address me At Halifax, NJ C.. Is, ~. - lsafs
" - 3 ~ s '.a - ]. W.lD0YAL.
June 8, 1860. = ~ s4 ~ ~ s46-sk.s
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~ NOTICE. >saf,s-s

vuyAKEN UP AND COMMITTED, As RUNAw4r6
on The s0th May, 1860. to the Jsil Of Cnmbezlln4
county, two negroes, EDWARD and GABBtEI1 xhe.MS
they belong to PETER FOSTER Of Martin county EA-
ward is about 40 year! old. feet inches high yeghs
high weighs about i45 MS; had on when tdksn Up k9tt
kersey csat and pants The owner 10 requested TO- cs
forward proye property pay charees and tske them a
or they will be dealt with as the law directs - ~
- -f''.. p 1'' G. 1. Mckay, yal6f...
June q, 1850. fff'i sfi.E. ~ ast s. ~ I.
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~ Wewere prevented from attending the Con-
cert given by the pupils Of Mrs. B. Whitaker, on
Friday night, the 1st inst, but we learn that the
young ladies acquitted themselves with much credit
to themselves ard their teacher, and to the great
satisfaction Of the large audience present on that
occasion. .s-s5-,...i ~ i,.ee.-,,+ = 81. o,
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Thomas D. Mcdowell Esq., has been nominated
by democratic Convention as candidate to repre-
sent Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus in the next
Legislature. He has heretofore represented those
counties in the Senate and sustained the character
Of wise, prudent and beral-minded Legislator, and
doubt he can be elected again if he will consent
to run-Cnarh.tte Democrat. stEt11a5 ga
We regret to learn that Mr.. Mcdowell, for impera-
tive reasons, has been compelled to decline the
nomination. The Convention will ,re-assemble on
the 14th instant to nominate another candidate. e.