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THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YoUNl SLAVES, FROM sHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction.
without reserve or Limit.
BY ]. B. WALTON,

a
without reserve or limit.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-onice. 40 Camp street.
~ s a. sa. E sssh 1872 at
vi HR ~ E9 Iss1Ef YoSe from the
Colleen Grove Sugar Plantation of Shepherd Il Hook.
These slaves sold for other they left
which they had been made believe had pyen them
the death Of their former master They with bnt
he found any plantation they offer opportunity rarely
e % ei Fh .sr and likely
They will be fully guaranteed with the exception of the cir
TERMs,one.thiEd cash cne.hir N months and
e t & # h % e s lo s
acesp;ance he furnished by the purchasers are be to the
SLAVES.
FREpERIGE, aged q years field hand and ploaehman
MECHAGK. other TO Frederick, aged 20 years; field
l' cMaRLEs WRIGHT, aged As years; field hand and
PATRICK, of the above, aged y years field hand
8. BOB sMALLWooD, aged Is years; fed hand and
MADlsoS aged l. p years f, hand and gloughma
R G agsd srs rs sd a hand and posgman
To- HAMPTON, brother Of Nelson, aged 81 years field hand
u SPENCER aged q years; field hand and poughman.
JOHN JAGK sgsd 20 years field hand and poaghman
ase = s e hha AND and
,l6. Lift CHARLES aged % years III field land and
III BILL TAYLOR aged Is years; hand and plough
and very good caulker.
49, DANIEL aged 40 years Field hand and plongbman
49, BILL. ROBERTSON, aged 40 years Field hand and
plonghman.
90 JIM aged q years Field ploughman and ex
cellent dining room seryaRt-very sober. !
81. ALECk, aged Is years; Field hand ploughmsn
p JACK GARLAND, aged 80 years. Field hand and OK
cartman
3 PRESTON aged % years Field hand and rlosghman--
has worked at conpers trade year.
a. HARRY KING, aged 80 years hrst-rate cooper and
excellent subject.
% NICH0 AS, aged As years; Field hand.
26 ETIRNNE aged So years; Field hand and plOughman
IL ABR aged % years; Field hand aud ploughma.
Is DAVY SAWYER, aged 40 years Field hand plough
20 DAVID zIER, aged 50 years Field hand and plough
3d. GABRIEL aged 20 years: Field hand ploughnan
81 NANCY, aged % years; Field hand
~ STEPHEN, aged % years. Field hand and pout,hman
81 EDMOND, aged 30 years Field hand and poughman.
81 PERRY, aged 45 years Filed hand and ploughnan.
Acts Of sale before j. f. Jaren Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchasers all
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j. n. WATToN
DESIRABLE SQUARE or G q uni, n THg FIissr ms.
tfict at anction.
By J. B. WALTON


AuersosEgR-ofHce, 10 Camp street.
sSAsIa,e.huA the 21st April. 1850. Mt IL
will be sold - 1870 HNs"''sS' a. esSti"'
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS or GROUND In the Fi,s, ni.t,,c,
Of hls city, being the bonde by Miro GaYez Pany
ana nagpet streets Designated by the Nos 10 M inclusive
Lots NOS e inclusive and lots Nos lS 10 2 Inclusive
feet / inch. $3.50" ""est, " 2 usPsn :" 40
LOIS Nos = ana y measure each 26 feet front Galyez
street, ~ depth Of 10 fee. inches and 4 lines
Lots Nos q and "a measure each rs fed IN ad a;,es
lines. n f " ~ - : ~ 49, :
iots Nos % inclusive and lots Nos ~ to H. inclusive
measure each G feet inches each PALMYRA and alyes
streets, by n depth of iDs feet ~ ' ~ 90
lot no. is OF an Irregular FORM measuring II feet inch and
.Lont " stree ~ feet inches in the rear
lines on the other side 49, . ~ X - y
Lots Los and II measure each e yaat fron, ~ N;ro 49,.
by depth o. 40 feet inches and lines ~ - ~
& SS ~ ana measure each Is 10 inches and lines
from on MIRO street by depth 100 feet inches and lines
d IL IN third CASH balance one and years
es ~ We eek q The purchasers their ORDER
sas e1es1 # ae rase n PEI from day
eas ana per cent thereafter, II puncuay
paid with special mortgage property sold until final paw
menr. f'NfN't' +'t1' $500 . p"'-
Acts Of sale before Jos Lsony Notary Public at The
prlne VI me purelmsers ALI
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ILLEGAL AND DESIRABLE TWa-SfURY DWELLING
House Espanade street
BY ]. B. WALTON,

Anctioneer-oflce, 40 Camp steeet.
WILL BE SOLD at private sale, the fol-
w lowing described .roperty-
ONE LIT OF GROUND with the Improvements thereon
District in the bounded by Espanade Dor
genos and St streets measuring 4S feet inches
lines front on Espnn street, IL inches lines front
st. John by depth of 49 feet Il inches and lines
on one side and N feet 5 inches on the other side.
The improvements this lot consist Of an elegant and de-
siraile moder TwoSery Dwelling House, with 1uted
trent containing paors dining room and hall
floor sleeping and hall the second floor carriage
house, stables. cistetns etc.=
The grounds are beautifully laid flower garden
planted with grea variety Of flowers plants, etc.
The property presents fine opportunity parties wishing
purchase desirable residences Epanade
5y.For terms and conditions apply at the Auctionees
office If
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK

II contains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms
The American Ritunl.
Governors deary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Adj
Senators Green Douglas coamer Nessrs Stephens
and others Reports Kansas
Leeompon, Topeka and Leavenworth Constitutions.
The Genden, Montgomery, Senate and English Bills. The
apperanng the same including President Piercs Special
The Constitution Of The United States.
Articles of Confederation
gsshssSa 4 ss ~ ssa AsaFsss
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1898 and 90
Lands and able documents against H. with full history Of the
President Perce's Veto the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address Of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject.
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Perces Message veoing the River Harbpr
The School Land Bill and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer Trerty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches Of noted Republicans and Abei-
Nj. Toomhs' Boston Lecture Slavery.
Messrs Fremont and letters Of
Mr. Galhonr's Port Hin address.
President Jacksnn's Proclamation against NullifcatioR
The Maysvile Road Veto
Report Of Nj Davis, of soufn Carolina, Polea
Mr Bachana,'s Minority Report on the subject.
& Ma AND and Hon. A. aar ees signed
aud in North Carolina ii 1882.
history Of With the yess as y sps ponx
NJ FlllnoIss Albany Speech q and Erie Gale Letters
Opinion of public on the power Of Congress over the Ter
Ihe Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon ecsonaliy
The aonpromise Measures of 1880
CLAYTON Compromise.
with many other things, too numerous to mention.
subject fully treated
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POSITIVE SALE, FOR L1eUIDATIoN, OF VERY vALu-
able Property the best Locations in the Fourth District
very superior Modern Dwelling House Quarter Square
of Ground, corner of Prytania and Third streets.
AQuare Of Square, Of Prytana and Fourth
Square Of Ground bounded by St Charles date Nayades
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4,.~.sssvsrs, WASHINGTON HOTEL, ...ss
es-&@SSa-S la
-
LAKE END OF THE PoNroHARTRA1N RAILROAD

The proprieios inform the public that this
will b opened SUNDAY March H. and their
Gus ens TINT they will supply them in their usual
with the best the market affords and that attention
will be paid to the convenience and comfort of their guests
determined TO ieave nothing ndene give entire 70
them,
Their cellar supplied with the choicest Wines and Their
laer shall be surpassed The best cooks VIII Always
be on hand.
The house delightfully."- sitHated entirely distinct rom me
bar and has newly refarnshed 4, -. 49,,
K-Orders for private parties addressed 70 ten
fsss 9ace viii receive immediate sHEs GnuReHG co
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Z
WIN sYER Auctioneer-Ofice, No. q Camp street.
. Nj. Charles Exchange, ST. Charles street. by
honorable the ScoRd District Court
9th March, 1860 the following described property in the
matter Of the succession of Greer b. Duncan deceased Will be
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, Situated in the half
square bounded by Customhous Charities Bienve and Ex
change Alley having ~ feet front on Exchange Alley by
depth of is feet and nchesmore lessFrench
The improvements comprise the three story brick building No.
A Exchange Alley rented for law offices at the rate Of
T. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and thereon, situated in the half
by Gusomhouse Royal and Bienve and Elk
change Alley measuring 20 inch and lines
ohoue street. by $50 feet in depth and front Exchange
containing thirty rented Offices and known Dun
Buildings, West Sde' The Office second floor
Office is sold subject the usuruc in favor of James McCon
nell, Esq until It Of NoysnSeE 1891
by the deceased together with all the buildings and improve
thereon the rights privileges servitudes and adj
ated in The First District of this city square bounded by
Apollo Nayade Euterpe and Terpehore Streets designated
BY the No on plan Of 6 4 Hedin dated December III 1872
CITY, plan No l2l said lot measuring 25 feet inches and
lines front Apollo the each Of Euterpe and
Tepsichore streets and the dimensions the line all
English The improvements comprise elegantly
built mansion barge kitchen nens het house. fine ac
house and stabng gardens stocked with the choicest
and offices requisite for a geneman's residence.
Said he delivered TO the purchaser month after
sale.
4. Pew No. 76 St. Pau's Church. -
E3-TERMS-For the Pew, cash for the Real Estate
pucha ers bearing interest at cent from date
urity and thereafter at cent until paid and secured by
special mortgage upon the property sold.
The improvements he kept insured by the purchasers
and the policies transferred The until the final
merits have Teen made.
of sale before p G. Cuvllier notary public at the
pense of the purchasers m29 AZ "a q
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summer season.

Summer Season.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Is, 1850
m f Il al sy III es soIssy fs
Woe6 Dolly ehs5 gaa dsagh,s Mss Susan Denim yasna
ss1ss r. JEsr ss ssE n
@ Ss'I S Ses r. H Rasfge s &C.
Leaingwsili Widow Ra'sleton. Miss SUSAN Denim
ss-Does at O'Clock. Performance to CON.
AseBoI Once securing Private Boxes and Chain
als - W. B. cHrPpENDALE, Treasurer.
SPALDIEG u ROGERS,
AMPHITHEATER AND MUsEUM
b. Charles ST.. near Commercial Place.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April IS
England I'LL u lie eRE1T me- G.
Mr.. Sam Covyen,
Confesssdly the gsutIeuasnly COMIC vocalist
ne &c. having won undyng fame IN the chief IL tie
principal Cities II liz N Viii II A H.
JAMES HICKS The eminent eo ass aed gy
sad MRS JAMES HICKS the accompSed seo'eh Baiiad
as.cHA A oT HOUR open o'clock. Per-
drs sd ssaSsns e Gallery,
ances only. ''.
Museum and Grand AauarIa,
Or Ocean and River Gardens with 10000 other Curioss
open EVERY DAY from 10 A. NJ TO 1oP NJ
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-sr. CHARLES ST
Mr. De Lessee snd Manager
THE RENOWNED
French Operetfa Company,
VIII appear, under the Direction of MONS. C. SAGE.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April Is, 1850.
riIs. night o. HE epsretta JEAN LIZ soT-Msre Mile
Y ssasps %' With * aHS44E
Minetfe; Marianne Anger Guido Mons Du-
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THE CHARTER OAK
COOKING STOVE,
IT'S CIRCULATING HOT AIR FhUE
THE CHARTER OAK

The that Is radaed through the fire plate and
hearth by this fine (which patene conveyed the front
end Of the bottom Of the thus supplying the deficiency that
exists that point all other air tight has
proved actual experiment that with moderate fire. 400 de-
grees Of heat radiaed into this hue In any
strrced without the hot air ue this intense heat would burn
the top of the article placed in the before the fire could
pass the heat the bottom of the sufficiently
to bake Thus eqnses the heat in all parts of the
veying the surplus heat where it is wanted consequently
they necessarily require little fuel bake uniformly
Every fully guaranteed the money refunded Reflect
before you purchase any other.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES TIkATER, oRAYIgR STREET.
Lessee and Manager. Mr.. JOHN r. OWENS
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FoRsHEE & HOWARD,

III T Nos 1 and g. Mary's Market, M-H<
friends and he public, that ,hey
the CHOICEST BEEV rs that the Western
nh they also furnish the best VEAL MUTTON ana
PORK that this market.
py-supples any thing srnal family 10
hotel steamship, and rates liberal
the Stalls Nos and s. the head Of ST. Msr,s Market
Tchonpitoutas az
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WILL BE SOLD at private sale, ON appIi-
Wv cation the Auction
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most egibly located square
ground bounded Chestnut St Andrew PlGquemnes
Josephine Streets divided and be sold in quarters measuring
as follows
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
St Andrew Streets 9 feet inches and lines front Chest
street. by 1T feet ii Inches in DEPTH and front ST. An
drew street.
Josephine Streets 9 feet inches and lines front Chestnut
street. rs feet inches and lines in deph and front Jo-
sephIne street. = -
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Plaquennines and
Josephine Streets lI3 inches and lines trout Plaque
mines street by IDS feet inches and lines Josephine
street
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of PlaquemInes and
ST Andrew Streets 3 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mines street. by III feet IL inches ST. Andrew street.
This we'll square, formerly belonging to j. Burnside,
Esq has upon large numter Of fine large shade
tits we'll filled aud fenced and offers TO parties seeking sites for
elegant suburban denees opportunity procure the
desirable in the Fourth District.
1t is within squares of the Magazine Market and
square the Pya fine of omnibusses and the
the horse railroad now under contract
RIS"For price and Terms amply 10 the Anctioneer al6
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Arttioneer-UHce, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April Fl, 1860, mt 12 O'Clock
Y M az tue ST. Chares Exchange public auction, will b

SATURDAY, April 81, 1850, Mt 12 O'Clock
sold " - -
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Gas.
auet Broad Canal and porgenois BY the Nos to9
NOS 70 inclusive measuring each front Gasquet
Gasquet and Dergen0is streets
Nos inclusive adioi the above and measure each n
feet front By depth Of 100 feet 10 inches and lines.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Gas
gaet Broad Dorgenas and Palmyra Streets designated the
No ~ and measuring 90 feet front Gasqnet street. by
depth Of 10y feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
FIX LOTS OF GROUND IN THE CITY OF JEFFER
SON in the square bounded by LAUREL Cadz Jersey and Va
ence streets desgna ed by the Mes ii 49, ncive
ing each feet inches and lines street. by
depth Of no feet between parallel lines II the
corner Of Laurel and Cadz streess
HS~ TEHMS-onehird cash the balance credit of
and years bearing cent interest from day of sale
and PEE cent eventual interest with until final
ent Notes to be divided into coupons the fence
the parties Interested
Acts Of sAle before ---- Notary Public at the ex-
pense Of the purchasers. al6
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II ArHnIAN,s TROPICAL. RuoEHNG

Cheaper superior any other usad Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst DuRARTIffY--eanal TO the best Fonfa.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures 10 any other; cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-f1 smooth and grenis ike surface
4th GHEAPEEsS-It nnch less ,han though e e
less than the nfefez
eonosition roofing heretofore he pnhc saves TIE
0 m Hi win Are better than
| sate-rnof. .s4A. -. ..,n. ~. - -
this climate and protects interior OF buildings from me NJ
| tense Of summer. ,z,., -,.,t,.- z~,,. -.
can he mt upon slope and being q hShs
nas Mi reaue rafers support III while IL b
M Iiahe II corosion heakng does sgure repai
W. Ta OPCAL ROOFING Is a chemical compound Of
several which peculiar 10 II aieae combined
IN BY actual experiment and experience
In this city. 4z5..z -. -. -
Of III agent may verified BY wishing b.
fore contracting.
p'Ni - j. @ KAUFMAN
10 rrrftar sf Tile arfM Mar MA sfr.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON FRANKLIN STREET
dnte Bentenl at auction
BY J. B. WALTON,

SATURDAY, April FL, 1860, MT IL O'Clock
~ NJ n the D. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
will be sold y N - 7E#7-75
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First Dsric. Of this city,
ID ~ square bounded by franklin Gate Benion Liberty Clio
ana 1a,o streets designated by the No plan by O. A.
Hedn dated zs April 1856 measuring % feet front on Frank
lines, n q 's-S - ~ 80 - - -
TERAsone third cash; balance at g. IL and IS months
cfsd IN me notes Of the purchaser his ORDER bear
ihg siN per cent interest from day Of sale TO
aaa egn per cent thereafter II not punctually paid
WIN special mortgage on the property sold until final payment
Act Of sale before D. Ricardo Notary Public, the
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PEREMPT0RY SALE At AUCTION OF AN ELIGIBLE
Two-Story D yelling OH Franklin street.
BY PALFREY Sc co.

BY PALFREY 81 co.
VIM. SYER, Auctioneer-0fhce q Camp street.
SATURDAY, April IS, 1850, at IL o'clock
y NJ, at the St. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction,
will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the No. .
in the square bounded by franklin date Benton) Liberty
Earo and Taa Streets and measuring 81 feet Frank
lin street. by Depth between parallel lines Of LIS feet The
Improvements comprise slate rooted frame dwelling
containing feur twosory kitchen, containing
building III the containing
and Other improvements.
H- TERMS-One.thrd Cash balance by purchasers
Il Is and q months credit bearing per per
and eventual interest," and secured by
gage on the property sold.
to be kept insured and policy transferred the
vendor.
Act of sale before Michael Geno, Esq., Notary Public,
The he purrta al
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Auciioneer-OHiee 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY. April 81. 1850. at Ia O'Clock,

SATURDAY. April 81, 1860, at I2 O'Clock,
~ at the st Charles Exchange. will be sold at auction
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the City of Jefferson in the
bounded by Nayade Apollo Pan Road Vaenee and
Cadiz streets being Square No 81 VII Jams PLAN de
sgnated by the Nos to inclusive plan BY o.
Hedn dated I'D Janar 1851 and deposited in the office Of
o. STARK notary public and measuring each 30 feet front
Nayades street by dept Of ms fee between parallel lines
Lot No forming the Of Nayaes and Yaence streets
The on these lots consist of modern built One
Story Cottage House with slate roof containing two parors
~ x feet Two breakfast room and Kitchen and
buck buildings. containing Two servants washroom
stables and feed ROOM cisiens capable Of
containing from 400 to 5000 gallons under Of the cisteTns
elevated on brick base, wine cellar There is good
well near the stables with pump, ETC.. complete.
These lots well fenced and filed and the grounds
handsomely improved there being flower garden containing
valuable plants and fruit trees.
This property is in Of the most desirable neghborhoods in
Jefferson City, being in the Immediate vicinity of the former
residence Of Samuel Peters ESQ., and other most elegant
oftown residences in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
rD-TERMS-0neh third cash; the purchaser three
annu from date to maturity ard per cent thereafter
pnnctally paid and payable respectively the LIST of May
1851 1862 and 1863 and the balance at in the note o.
the purchaser to his order bearing interest the of
cent per annum from day Of sale to maturity and
the sold until final paynent The buildings to be in
sred to the satisfaction of the vendor by the purchaser
the policy transferred 10 the vendor. until final payment
Of sale before O. de Armas Notary Public at the
pense OF the purchaser. ali
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BY PALFREY & &C

SUCCESSION OF GREER B. DuNGAN-sALE OF TIFF
Fine Offices known Duncau's Buildings" and the splen
did Residence Apollo street between Euterpe and Terp
siehore Also desirable Pew in St. Paus Church
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RICE BROTHERS & co.,


CORNER ST. Andrew and Tchouponlas Streets Magazine
street. ST. Andrew and Josephine Streets Fourth
District ale 2elt-Sp3
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HSrCrescent Lodge No. 9, /. q. D. F., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING In Lodge Room No. l., Odd
Fellows Hall, at o'clock.
OfcersJ. A. Sylvester N. G Peter Williams, " g.; g.
Rotary; s. L. Butler, Treasurer
Sister Lodges fraternaly invited attend.
fa11 IL
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BY J. B. WALTON,

YALuA LIE IaPRovED PROPERTY. WITH CULTI
waited grounds in Jefferson City, Carroon Railroad
near Boulgnr station, at auction.
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H4rDudIey Lodge No. sc, F.. ind A.. MI
Regular Gnnminic#ois Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
uRDAY EVENING o'clock IN their Lodge Room at the
Perddo Members Of the Graft faternaly invited
o attend.
j. H. eHnison W. Thaddeus D. vanfiorn, Treasurer s.
Outlet Secretary n. L. Moore S. D. Henry u. Robinson
II D. Jas. b. SEQ. Tyler. as ly
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aTTCTTON SALES,

! CREDIT sALE-2o0 LOTS sRAsoSABLE DRY GOODS
By BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
- Auction Rooms. GO Chartres street,
"WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
w Nj At their auction foos No. 90 Ghartres street. at AUG
ton, will ba Sold
200 lots of seasouabe Dry Goods.
| n.trR AA.nlu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE-
private residences the Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut St Andrew, Paauemnes and Josephine streets,
divided into quarters Of square
BY T. b. WALTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

Thomas Stevens, pauper in the Charles
ton IS. o. Aims House, ended mis- life on the
sth inst, by leaping from the fourth story
window.
J. w. Ball, a white man, convicted of steal
iEg horse at Raleigh, N. o., was sentenced
on the Sth inst to receive SO lashes.
Gov. Wise, Senator Hunter and Gov. Smith
are advertised 10 speak in Charlotte county,
Va, on the 1lth and 18th insts.
CAPT John Rodgers, the original proprietor
of the city of Fort Smith, Ark, died there on
the 7th inst
Geo. w. Grist shot by the Lathams, at
Washington, N. O., on the 4th inst, in politi-
cal quarrel, has since died.
Sidney Smith Dickens, SON of Charles Dick
| ems, was recently passed as naval cadet at
Portsmouth, England.
George Charles, the Irish comedian, now re-
siding in Baltimore, has been left fortune OF
| S60,000.
| w Wright Hawks has been elected Profes.
| sor of Bellies Lettres and Modern Languages
| In Trinity College. at Hartford, Conn.
Rev. w. w. Hammersley, minister Of the
/ O. S Presby terian Church, died in Charlotte
/ co.. Va, on the 9TH inst.
| Out of 500 sailors now on the U. s. frigate
| Niagara, only "a take their grog ration. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-11

RAILROAD WAR.-The Chicago Democrat
saws that the competition between the several
railroad and steamboat lines connecting thai
city with st. Paul, Minnesota, has again cul-
minated in an open war. Rates Of fare have
been put down to the figure of five dollars and
a half for frst-class passage from Chicago to
St Paul. which is less than cent mile; while
from ST. Paul to Chicago the passenger can
make his own terms, being taken for three dol.
lars. or for nothing, AZ he chooses. The steam.
ers charge nothing from st. Paal 70 Danleith
NJ to ths other railroad termini on the river.