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THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK d CO.'S
q nuinc Cod Liver Oil

1t is 2;Jnounced ny Physicians the best remedy io
Coni mptlon SCroiula, Chronic Rheumatism, &C. ever
discovered.
CAUTION The value Of this remedy depends
upon its parity and in order To customers
pure article one or firm to newfoundland Ia
superiniend the manufacture of our oi. al 4 We VAR
RANT IT rCRE. See that the label has The eagle and
mora: aud the signature over lhe cork of each bottle
there great deal OF cheap. inferior oI palmed ol
for genuine. t. the great injury of patients.
~ ASx for Iicgeman, Clark d Co.'S and take no
other many have been cured with the genuine who
have used others without any benefit
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Pant,
Grease Spots, etc. removed instantly; Gloves Silks.
Ribbons etc, cleaned equal to new, without injury
the most delicate color fabric, by HEGEMAN a Cos
CONCENTRATED BENZINE. only IS cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN & Co. Druggists. IGl, 399, 5ll and 7j5
Broadway, New York O6-3n
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A VALUABLE WOR
A VALUABLE WORK.
We shall issue, in few days, an entirely
new work, called
The AnlcrIC AMI Christian RE-
cord.

to which we ESPECIALLY invite attention.
IL Will be an authentic and complete book of
reference on all current religious topics, and
al! religious events Of the year, and will con.
tain
| n classified and statistical record ofreligioas
ana moral Associations in the United States
and Europe
The history, confession Of faith, and present
statistics ot each of the Religious Denomlnu.
tlons OF the United States ara Europe.
Statistics Of nOral berevoerl nd education
al Institutions in the United States.
classified list and the post ce address OF
cl"fgymen Of all denominations in the United
States.
List OF leading Contributors and testators to
Religious and BeneyoleLt enterprises.
RECORD OF deaths ~ the Mlnis,yy tor the yea r.
Notable helps for understanding the Scrip.
tures.
Religions Of Asia and Euroge.
Religious and moral Teachers Of mankind
Sacred books of all nations.
Missionary Societies.
Bible Societies Of the United States and Eu.
rope.
Religious Periodicals of The United States
and Europe.
Eminent christians who have died during ths
year.
Beliefs of all nations.
List OF genert US contributors to christian en-
terprlses during the year.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
The above ia given more TO convey an idea
OF the general character of the work, than as
an index to ITS vouminous contents, which will
embrace every thing of interest to intelligent
religious minds
we believe a general record like this TO
which every ore might turn for authentic in
formation on all topics OF current religious in-
terest, has long been wanted, and would be
ioGhn oi great convenience, not only to clergy
men aud other church officers, but 10 all inter
e'ted IN the moral and religious movements Of
the age.
In conclusion. we venture to say that so vast
an amount of tarisd information on religious
SUBJECTS has never before been brought within
the compass ofa single volume.
Large l2no, in clear BREWER type, on good
paper and neatly bound in muslin Price 81 %.
Copies mailed, prepaid, on the receipt of
Sl.2o. 0FAgents wanted in all parts of
the country.
w. R. C. CLARK g. MEEKER,
Publishers, No 40 Walker street n. Y.
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Tue Spanisrds, so far, have made no i'm,
preston on their old enemies, the Moors.-
They are hemmed in on every side, and The
prbabllty is that they will be driven out of
Morocco, just as the Moors were made to fly
from Spain. That would be historical Justice
at least.
A TEEToTALER's defnition-"language is
most dec cdedly only given to a drunken man to
disguise his thoughts"
SOME eighty.odd free negroes, carrying with
them $4,000 worth of property, have letl New
Orleans for Hayti.
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American Hotel.
CIIESNUT ST, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
-
$1.50 PER DAY
$1.50 PER DAY.

Tn" Undersigned, having renewed their lease for n
Term Oh years have entirely reftted The house. having
painted, cnrpeted anc refurnIshed throuphuut
The location OF this HOuHe is unsurpassed. being
upon the widest and pIesent part OF Chestnut 81
directly opposite The Old State House. near the places
U m Amusement The JObblng houses of Market and
Ihird Sis and convenient 10 the city Railroads. The
fare ~
me rooms are srge. well lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been relurnisheJ with care e.,
comfort. ~ ~
- We are supplied with pure Milk Cream Fruits and
vegetables from Farm belOngidg us, and hich is
managed exclusively for the Hotel
ihe proprleiOrs the Anne rican assure their friends
dd patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments OF this Hotel complete and its table com.
pare aSOrably with the best houses in the Union.
jan IL '60-ly. WYATT d UEIJIINC;S
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New Fall 81 Winter Goods.
LEWIS & BROTHER
COrneraOf Main & COsnmercr
streets,
SMYRNA. DEL

20 their very large and superior stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, embracing every verety of nbrIc both
Foreign and DOmestIc-selected with much care ex.
Dresy for this market and suited 10 the require
Ofnll Their assortment Of Dress Goods exceeds anv
other in this section OF cnuniry and both Ladies' and
Gentlemen the utmost satisfaction is guaranteed, re-.
spectiDg style, qualify and price.
In addition 10 their Dry Goods they have lust re-
ceived choice supply Of Fresh GROCERIES,; also
Boots. Shoes. Hats, Caps, Queenswate, Earlhen
the times.
1rFarmers, Mechanics, and Citizens genetaliv
find IL "a their interest 10 muse purchases at tho old
stand Of Geo W. Cummins, where the best goods are
bought at The lowest prices Give US a call.
N. B--The highest price pnd in CASH for Wheat.
Corn, Rye Oats, FlaSseed, Beans, Wood and Country
Producs, by LEWIS & BRO
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MARRIED,

On the 20rh ult, by Rev. c. Hill, Joseph C
Disch, to Miss Margaret Hazel, both of Ken
cOuety, Del.
On the goth ult., at Rich Range. by Rev. G.
f. Bevans. DR.. Brtton Evans of Hillsborough
Caroline county, Md, to Sallie A. Clements, OF
Talbot county, Md.
On the morning of the 25th ult., in the NJ.
+ church. by Rev. Chas Cooke, DR.. Chas. NJ
Jones, TO Miss Caroline Dunning, and Mr. Al.
fred Cowgirl, to Miss AAnie +. Dunning, all OF
Dover.
On TIE l7ih ult., by the same, Mr.. Ezekiel
V: Cooper, to Mrs. Rachel J. Keith, daughter
OF MIR. J. Denny, of Dover.
On the 18th uIt., by Rev. J. ~ Magee, of
Pennsy lYania, Mr. Thomas English, TO Miss
Emma Barber, both of Kenton, Del.
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GEENN'S
One PrECe Hat and Can Store

. 49, CORNER OF TIE FIFTH STORY BLoC;3
N. West corner OF Eighth aud Race stree
Philadelphia.
iE public are respectfully invited TO bear m mind
i that at this Store may 5e found an assortment of
Fashionable and Handsome klOLESKIN DRESS
HATS. High Low and Medium Depth Crown. CIotb
and Glazed CAPS. Plush and Plush Trimmed Caps
TOR Children. a. FAIR PRICES 6rNO two Prires
for regular Goods innIq Iv
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HOlldOu Presents.

TIE subscriber bcgs TO inform ms friends that he
Is determined To retain the reputation OF having the
LAKGEST CHEAPEST and BEST assortment of
TOYS anc FANCY GOODS. III Smyrna lie has an
ehiIess variety OF Wooden Tin, lion Glass, Willow,
lndia-rubber, China Paper, and Candy 1OYS otrIrry
lmaelneable design Handsome Preascnl for Young
persons delicious Mixtures aud other Canfies La.
var bunch, Secdiess, and Valencia RASINS, Cur.
hFN D ClIkON, &c, materials for AIInCe Pies An.
pie, NiInce and other Pies All kinds of CAKES
wholesale andretaIi-Pound Cakes. Bread. Rusk &c j.,
dec l5.lm. Marker :, S,n,,n, irI
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OXYGENATED RITTERs.


there existed medicine accessible 10 those suffering
from this widespread disease, which relieved in any
marked degree.
The power Of these bitters over the above named
disease a. we'll all those having their origin in m
re erect Digestion and cOnal diseases Of the slon
ach. az we'll as Asthma aud general debility is beyond
all question.
Its speedy and permanent cures of some of the Sc
verest and stubborn record sufficient con-
frmation ui this fact.
COPY OF A LETTER FROM A SCHOOL TEACH.
Err IN DETROIT.
DETROIT Mich. June l6, 1857.
MEssRs. s. w. FowLE & Co.. BOsTeN lin reference
TO the OKygenated Bers, can say that after having
the Dyspepsia for several months, and almost diving
with pain and heavIness in my stomach, was prevail.
ed upon by friend. who had been cured by the same
medicine. to try a bottle Of Green's OXygenaied Bit
ters. Before using half bottle felt greay relieved
and by the time had used two bottles and a half
was entirely well aud still reusin SO. ! know Of sew
eral cases more distressing than my own, which
have been eDIIrely cured by this invaluable medicine
md it gave great pleasure to recommend IL 10 any
md ali who may he suffering from this dreadful mala
Iy w. A. BACON, Teacher Of reiroii Select
school
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Great Remedies.
To cure a severe Cough or Cold use
DIR. EVistar's Balsan OF Wild
GharrV

Nncrrts
To cure WhOOping Cough, Group, or Bronchitis, use
BR. WISTARS BALSAMOF WILD CHERRY.
To arrest predispositiOn to Consumption. use
BR WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
To cure Dyspepsia or Indigestion, use
The Oxygenated Bitters.
To cure Asthma. AcIdlty or Heartburn, use TIE
OXYGENATED BITTERS.
These remedies perform all they promise. They
relieve suffering disease. restore health, thus
afOrding consolation and comfort TO the sick and ac
nicted, where encouragement and suffering existed
heretofore
GLIDE, WAYNE Co. N. Y. March 10. 1857
Messrs. y w. FOwle & Col am huppy To state
that have used The Oxygedated Biuers IN my prac
tse fer the last three years in the treatment Of Dys-
pcpsia General Debility, IndlgcsiiOns Affections OF
would cheerfully recommend to those suffering from
cine u trial. Respectfully, yours.
J, T.. SMITH. MD.
EXETER, ME-, Sept, 30
This certI(ies that have recOmRcndep the use of
Wistar's Blsam of Wild Cherry Tor dIseases of The
Lunge. for Two years past and many bottles 10 INV
knowledge, have been used by ny patients, all with
beneficial results In two cases, where II was houp hi
confirmed Consumption had taken place, the Wild
Cherry effected a f.. BOYDAN,
Physician at Excmer Gunner
The only genuine Balsam has tho wrihen sgnsture
Of " BUTTS" on the wrapper.
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!. BEAKLEY. NJ. ID

}. BEAKLEY, NJ. d.
Prof. Surgery,
homeopathic Medical College.
THOS. MOORE, Nj. D.,
Prof. Anatomy. HON. Med. Col.
w. A. REED, NJ. ID.
Prof. Physiology. HON. Med. Col.
NJ. SEMPLE, M. D.
Prof Chemistry, HON. Med. Col.
CHAS. J. HEMPEL, M. D.,
Prof. Materia Medica, Thera peutics,
HON. Med. Col.
J. R. COKE. M. d,
Prot. Instituiis Pathology and Practice
l'om. Med. u
]. M. WARD, M.
Prof. Obstetrics, Hon. Med. Co.
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DYSPEPSK IL.

There is perhaps no d., which destroys the hap.
pness and comfort Of individuals aud families To The
same extent as Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Previously TO the dIhcOvery Of the
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DIED,

On the 18th ult., at his residence, near Prin.
cipiO Furnace, Cecil county, Md, Albert Law.
ton, aged 81 years.
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EGEs q AKE
TO ESENT.

Two Frame HOUSES, situated on North
Street. For terms apply to
dec 30 1t w M REIT
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FGU y Winter Goods !!
Thomas w. Evans & Go.

II AVE now open for inspection one 0i the Largest
- ana HandsomeSt asSOrimeI.ts of Ladies' Tlress
Ooois 10 be iOund IN the country, selected carenlv
win view Of smiling all tastes The stock will be
iouliu 10 embrace variety of goods in all prices
Among The articles 10 be found IN their exiensiX s
tablIshment are
Silks of all kinds and prices:
Shawls in the new est designs;
.,ioaks- the Latest PARIS STYLES;
Popllns, Nous. de Lanes, Valencias:
Chae ;, ChInlZ and other Lew textures of This se.
sons lmpnrtatons;
Lace Goods, EmbrOderies. the newest novelties: r,
Gloves, Fes, Mltts HandkerchIefs, &c;
Mourning Goods, full assortment;
WhIe Goods, in every texture;
Hosiery Oihe hest makers, with full stock of other
goods worthy visit of l:IspecIIon.
large portion of +. w. f. g. Co.'S stock is their
own importation, ofhe firm visiting Europe twice
year TO make purchases, thus enabling them To Oter
10 their customers the newest and most fashionable
styles and textures. Simultaneous with their appear
ance IN Europe They have also purchased largely
his season al the Auction Sales and can thus afford 10
give their customers The full benefit of the DeprecIa-
ted Prices, resulting from excessive Impurtaions-
Ladies and Others from this vicinity visiting the civ
VIII lind tnat call at this estabsnnC nj will repay
them.
SIS and $50 Chestnut street,
n2f6p Opposite Grard House, PHILADELPHIA.
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Inc bearer hereof, DANIEL r. GARDINER, of Phila.
deIPhla' designing 10 make his future residence in
smyrna Delaware, is hereby most earnestly commend
ca 10 me confidence OF all. most worthy aud IN
superior preliminary quail lications
nave Tue very best opportunities for testing his
sNl'l M % uilu lh'egenre, IN my OWE family. wol as
iot gaining knowledge OF his standing in The com
muhlty generally; and | therefore most cheerfuIy
pear lhls simOny 10 his capacity and tuslw orhiness
10 all therefore, who may have need his profes.
sIonal services, | would earnestly commend INN n.
worthy their fullest confidence
w. KENNEY.
,y.,--. Pastor Asbury Nj. T.. Church.
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THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY At
ancton offering fine opportunity for safe profitable
BY J. B. WALTON,
Anctoneer-Ohoe, 10 Camp strcef.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, mt IL O'Clock


Anctioneer-Odoe. 40 Camp street
CATURDAY, March 81, 1850. nf Ia O'clock
~ M, at the ST Charles Exchange, will be sold - -
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, In the square bounded by Frank
lin Gate Benton street. Clio, Basin Gate Wte) Caiope
streets with the improvements thereon designated a. lots Nos
s. Il and O. plan drawn by L. H. Pile ESQ CITY snr.
veyor, dated November, 1859 - -
Lot No. 80 Clio street. by epth of
IA feet IL inches and lines between parallel lines forms
the of the other four lots. a5E -T77.1T9s =
Lot No 50 feet front projected line for the
opening Of Franklin date Benton street. On the rear line
where adoins lot No s. and 40 feet from the aforesaid pro-
iected line to the rear line =
The improvements consist Of
On lot No. fronting Clio street tvoory brick fire.
proof Bakery, containing three large ovens complete
ordera susceptible Of immediate two-story franae
building fronting Clio street, and connecting
with the Hakey with sheds and ouhouses they
AsTERMS Lots Nos and 6-The purchaser to assume
the OF two notes bearing and
each foE $1,000 payable July, 1860 January
1861 and bearing interest at the rate Of per annui
in the note Of the purchaser to his order years.
with interest from maturity
and per cent thereafter puncuay paid with special
mortgage until final payment. : -
The buildings insured against risk Of fire by the
purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor
Lot No. adjoins lot No 81 feet front on the
present line OF Frank ate Benton) street. by feet
DEPTH between parallel lines
Lot No. adjons No and has The and depth
Lot No. adjoins No. g. and forms corner of Clio and
Franklin rs feet inches lines front on
Franklin street. by depth and front Clio lib feet
n B-on the lots Nos and g. there Is she'd which the
Ei.TERMS for Lots Nos Z 3 and 9-0nehird cash bai
al and years. from day of SALE In he-notes
chases to their ORDER bearing per
cent annin TO maturity and cent thereafter If
Acts Of sale before A. Mazureau Notary Public
pense of the purchasers. MIS-
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GALE OF LOTS IN A NEW CITY.
A CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE AT FER.
Gusoa's POINT, TIE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ o. & r. r. RAILROAD

On MONDAY, April TO- 1860 will be at public anciion
without about half the choicest
MssssPg ouasha and Red River Railroad COMPANY at Fer
of said roai plan Of the embryo city be by
ing on Capt W Davson Chief Engineer Of the road the
to paid IN cash on the day Of as and Tho remainder
from date Six miles of the Road will be by day
of sale and the running the Bayou Macon
better chance tho was MAYER
scented the prospects q the rapid compilation Of The Road
soon in actual operation. city will spring up years
that will rival Memphis in and Importance and
which VIII sell for five hundred dollars the day will In
that time be worth as many thousands. r.
JAS. THoS, ELIIoTT
~, President NJ. O. Il r. r. Railroad
BA who hold certificates Of paid WIN eni
lied 10 tree the day or SALE and thew
e invited TO avail themselves Of this invitation
u,IJ
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METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
$500 r. -Four Mile Heats the second in the
Jockey Club add $3.50 if the run q name Il lie
post.
ards james jackson, Il q T. ". Doswe, john Campbell
SATURDAY March siss for two year
ten q ora to make he stake sas i've 1
i he and The sseGn e save bis stake Declaration
Wells names gr c. by imp Yorkshire, out Of Gsisseti
s.s. By I ssg sss ct # Edith
MIN, ssss r. dam
W. ). Minor cAsTA DIVA by Voucher. out Of
Oliver ! names RICHARD m sy Brown Dick
T. 4. Brinsier chi by Lexington, ont Of Louisa
IS ssynsass Il nan THE ODD rEIIow by imp
T. b Poindexter br BY imp. Yorkshire out Of Ma.
+. b. Penaexer c. BY imp. Glencoe, out ii sally
7. B. Poindeser c. by Lexington out Of Blue Bon
Heats suSsepsn soo forfeit % aeafso a.9 Ten u
aee i and the his a MADE
on or before the Isl January 1850
II. Y Wells eh UNCLE JEFF BY Leeomte out Of
+. Kenncr names ch t. SOUVENIR by Iseomte, ont Of
w 3 Wood psmss ALT. MORGAN, by Gray Eagle,
I've J. Minor Oh. RESERVE by Leconn.e, ont Of La
WI. Minor bl VERONA, BY imp. Yorkshire out Of
MeaIs.h { Harper names ch c ENDoRsER. by Wagner,
n B, Pondexer b. by imp Yorkshire out of Sally
TIT v. boswell names CHI. 6. RxcfIEoUER, by Rsse.
T. J. Wells names b. c. by Cracker ont OF Edith dec
~ g. Boswell names GABBIEI BY imp. Glencoe Of
Oliver ,. cAzIeUE, by imp. Sovereign,
sydney ogiss CHI BY Brown Dick sally Rid
Pondsxter names b. c. by imp Albion, out Of Polly
i. Pondexter ch by Wagner. out Of sporsms
a1,s e Ms IRE II
ps WORTH s h Ct Oh nss .o
second horse TO save his stake. .'ts
/ -Subscribers-
+ ns T. W. Hes bo. Ksfps r.. ssssss I K
TUESDAY Sd April, is6oclnb Purse $1,000 Heats Of Three
WEDNESDAY, 4th Apri-clab Purse, $500; Heats Of One
MIs sess thrse IN m I'VE nrn pnr.. 1t...s IS
TEDDY 81 ApanqNIEH STAKE fes ses and als.
ton s forfeit s ys cE more sabsroe r. to an hs stake
| ~ --subscribers-
John Huncr ch- ., sHERRoD, by Lecomte, dam
W. D. Minor names b. CA6TA DIV A. by Voucher dam
Norma. Also oh. VIOLA, by Yorkshire, dam Britannia
Also, MAY DAY. by Voucher. dam Waou's by Bel
| shazzar. M, { -
b, +. Kenner b. SID. STORY, by Vandyke, dam
4 Ha'penny. .E
IT. q. Hardin by Brown Dick, dam by Churchill
A. L. Bingaman names br. NATcHEZ by lexington dam
| Alfalfa, by Ruffin.
| A. keene Richards Gon T. Warren' eh By Glen
/ coe dam Maid Of Orleans.
sherrod RoundtFea b. f. BY Albion dam Eudora by
1 Pram. I.3 g3 gsj5f#55
Nj calgy names CHI c. by Albion out of the dam of Ada
/ Tevis. ". 55s5zsf
| W. H. Williamson oh. BY Brown Dick. dam Sally
/ Wake. 5Il.st=7=
F. seruggs Col Jno. MHthewsD G. by Albion dam
i Lewis A Gs &s5Bs8@ &C.,
r. O. Moore names b. BY Brown Dick dam Midway, By
/ Boston.
| Il. G. Wood-not named. zzzzzz
/ James Jackson-not named.
4 w. I. GheathRnl-not named.
1 SAME DAY-Clnb Purse $500 Heats of One Mile.
SATURDAY, Tth Apr-Gub Purse, $500; Heats OF Four
Miles entrance five cent to the second horse II
there be second horse with the walk over TO
L rncaya the MIL IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE sEcogl
District, fronting Canal street, between ST. James and 81
John streets, at auction.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
7 Auctinheef-Jhlce, 10 Camp Street.
CATURDAY. March 81, 1860, mt IL O'Clock
~ NJ the Charles Exchange will be sold the folnMng


CATURDAY, March 81. 1860, mt IL O'Clock
y NJ the St. Charles Exchange will be sold the following
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS or GROUND, in the Second Dis,
this city being The bounded by Canal
house. James and ST. john Streets designated by the Nos
D. inclusive, plan by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor.
dated March 49, 1860.
street. by depth 39 inches nes form.
ing The corner of Canal and 81. james Streets
81 feet II inches and line front Canal
street, b. a depth Of l39 feet 3 inches and lines
Lots Nos and 81 feet II inches front Canal
street, by depth of l39 feet 5it ehes and lines
Lot 81 feet IL INCHES and line on Canal
street, by depth Of 139 feet 8 inches and 2 lines
LOIS Nos 70 TO- Inclusive front on Canal
street by depth OIL feet inches lines 10 form
Ing The corner If Canal and ST. John streets.
rot IL "a feet inches lines front on ST.
John by depth Of 59 feet 10 inches and line.
Nos IL H. Inclusive, each feet front Gus
tomhone street. depth OF l39 feet inches and lines;
Lot 81 feet inches and line Gus
oheuse by depth Of l39 feet inches and lines
is II each 81 feet ii inches
Customouse depth of 1879 feet inches lines
Is 81 feet IL inches aud line front
street hy depth of 1879 feet inches and lines
Nos 10 Il inclusive, each BIZ feet
Customose street, by depth Of 1879 feet inches lines;
streets.
Lot % "a feet inches and lines front on ST.
street. by depth Of l59 feet 10 inches and line
s@ TERMS One third cash balance two Years
in the notes Of the purchasers In equal nsanens their
order bearing interest the rate Of per per from
ally paid with special on the property sold until
payment.
purchasers milo
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J. B. WALTON.

POSITIVE shLg WITHOUT LIMIT, FOR & DIVISION
o. interest q the Ssamtfa s COL. r. H. SgDsON,
BIZ J. B. WALTON,
ArerroEEEE-0nice 10 Camp street.
rTHURSDAY, March 20, 1850, at 12 o'clock
will be sold = " R
THE STEAMBOAT COL. =. H. JuDsoN, her tackle a.
psrel and furniture, as she lies the I<ryes 8
She built IN October 1851 and h JaI Ycst IN teny "a
feet breadth Of BEAM depth Of hold Il IN exeeief
Cotton, = - .
RTRRMs-s and IL months csedi. for notes
endoed city accepancss TO the satisfaction c he vsndors
without interest. :,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
AN IMPROVED Let OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

CATURDAY. March 81, 1860, at IL O'Clock
= NJ, the ST. CHARLES Hotel Exchange public auction,
wi be sold
ONE OF GROUND in the Fourth District city,
square bounded LAUREL Third Fourth and jersey
streets easarn 29 feet inches Third by
depth of between parallel lines together with Frame
Houe. containing four rooms. =z#
nsgTERMS-SiOOc cash balance at and IL months credit
in the of the purchaser his order bearing per
per from day of sale maturity and per
If puctnay paid with special mortgage on
the property sold until final payment.
sale before f. Percy Notary Public the expense
of this purchaser. nI23
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SOUTHERN sIANUFACToRY
5HERRING,a PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURstAl
PROOF SAVES. lat New York Prices.

The best in the United States made Ct Louis No.
For The superior excellence OF which thousands can testify
sonlherneFs need not North for these uyaed
$1,000 I'd will be paid any person who can show that
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