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OUR LIVING REPRESENTATIVE MEN,
CONTAINING AUTHENTICATED LIyRs OF
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John c. Breckenridge Aber. g. Brown Simon Cameron Sal
Ing George M Dallas Jefferson Davis WD Dayton, samuel
g. Dickinson Stephen A Douglas Edward Everett, miard
Firnore John c. Fremont James Guthrie, James H. Ham
mond sam Houston R. NJ r. Hunter andrew Johnson Joseph
Lane John Mclean, James L. OT John NJ Kead, Wm. d.
seward Horatio Seymour John Sde Alexander H. Stevens
Henry A. Wise, John 4. Wool, &c.
The enaesvor has been give graphic and
n influence and TO present esch In the position accorded to
him by Ms party and by the advocacy of the principles
Ia which he devoted his Of intellect linus the acts
and ords of each allowed to eohre ms ow ositon
M oTk of refaence n5spenFNbe 10 one In every
,,slk Of NE O1e volume limo Cloth. Only Sl rs.
Jus! published and for sale al the BookHores
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TIE COMPLETE PoETIcAL WORKS OF THOMAS
HOOD. Edited by Epe Sargent With Portrait on Steel In
volames. "a IS,
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77TCTT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS Mr.

V1TGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP Mr..
IL GEORGE WILKES the Editor Of WILKES SPIRIT OF
THE TINES made TO PRINT special edition
ofWILKEs SPIRIT in London, containing sfH Report the
Fight for the Championship in London OF 100 600 copies which
will be shipped the Vanderbilt the first steamer that sails
edatey after the fight and viii be here with smos: absolute
certainty on Saturday 2b Of this month This Extra VIII
contain History the Match the hr 10 s made between
MIR Wilkes Amercs and Mr. Bowling Of Bells Life for En-
GLAND History Of the American Championship ss originally
written and complied by Mr. Wilkes in s4s and now used by
all his cotenporalie History othe Championship OF
from the time OF the earliest champion the present day
treatise on Training Rules Of the Prize Ring Articles oil the
Battle, and r. ,.,1,-r,r rrsurp
as described by the graphic of Mr. Wilkes and our
celebrated London correspondent Censor Also full report
Of The Fight reprinted the columns Of Bells Life and like
wise the reports and comments Of the sporting LIE ana 0tnei
win be ready delivery immedaey upon the arrival Of the
steamer.
ID win large and superb double page wood en-
gazing Of the Fight 1t progessng containing hkeDeses
of principal parties present. and all the attending
Of the scene Price ceDts Agents should send IN their OF
der to agents New York at once order WlLhEss
SPIRIT extra From orders that continue coming IN the
edition win be speedily exhausted oho WILhE,.
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OUR BIBLE CLASS, AND THE GOOD THAT CAME
PROM IT. By Caroline +. Fairfield Teacher Of Composition
In the Packer Inttitute, Brooklyn. vol 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

DEATH OF PRoF. GooDRicH, OF YALE COLLEGE,
The Rev. Chsuncey Allen Goodrich d. d.. Professor of
Pastoral Theology at Yale College, died at his residence
in New Haven, on Saturday, the 2jh inst About ten
DAYS prior to hs deceass he attacked by bilious
pneumonia, from which he seemed likely TO recover
until the morning of Saturday when lie was prostrat
ed by stroke of paralysis At II O'clock p. m, a
second stroke put an end to his existence.
Prof &c cdrch was born in New Haven in the year
1890 Graduating at Yale in 1910, he became a tutor
in Il at College and WAS afterwaId settled in the min
istry, over Congregational church at Middle.own,
Connecticut. In 1917 he was elected Professor of
Rhetoric and Oratory at Yale This position he held
until 1889 when he transferred to the Professor
ship of Pastoral Theology which he retained until bis
tecease. In 1890 he declined the offered Presidency
of william College.
During the Last thirty years he has been extensively
known as the compiler of a Greek grammar, "Latin
Lessops," and "Greek Lessons" and as the editor Of
The Quarterly Christian Spectator. In 1852, he edit
ed Il collection Of speeches by the most eminent
Bral orator. in one large ocaeo volume. But the
chief sbors of his later life extraneous from the duties
Of his Professionally devoted to the extension aud
Improvement OF the Dictionary of his fAther-in-aw,
DIR. Noah Webster several editions of which have
been issued under bis care.
Prof. Goodrich wac beloved by his associates, and
bs memory will long be cherished by the thousands
who have listened to his teachings for the chid-ike
tenderness of his character his earnest Christian devo
ton, and the genisls sympathy he ever manifested in the
ioys and sorrows of those around him. He was
classic scholar, faithful teacher, a good man, and
Yale College together with the community in which
he moved, must deeply regre! his loes.
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MATUONAL POLITICS
A SPEECH

bsIiyersd at the Cooper Institute Last Evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

Of Mexico against citzeps Of the United States. Can
it be supposed that the continuance Of such outFaes
would be submitted 10 by our Government, whenever
il should have the right 10 charge them upon respou
sbie administration of Mexican Republic Would
the wrong be in any degree ameorated II should be
attributable TO malGn foreign Innueneel know that
the intervention Of France Is treated by OF the OPP
poBens of the treaty mere accommodating
got up for the present occasion by persoos having \
mercena nerss in the adoption of the treaty. Bat
what better evidence could we have OF what might be
expected hereafter than what has been already enact
ca By the repeseD tatve Of France fully ap proved
his action BIAS been by the government he represents
VIVA might be the effect OF the ratification OF the
treaty between the United States and Mexico, in pre-
venting the contamination Of foTegn Vaccinations to
prejudice, is certain that the announcement by
orr government CT ia indifference 10 the affairs OF Mex
ico would necessarily throw that unhappy country into
the bands Of one or other OF the European powers.
Tie second objection relates 10 the payment OF
81 Geo eco by the United States TO Mexico Half OF
this il be retained for the satisfaction Of the CLAIMS
of citizens Of the United States upon the Government
Of Mexico Is there an equivalent 10 tue treaty loo
the 81 coo 0O0 which ia to be- paid over to Mexico IL
il an ycuRabe peryersOn 10 treat this ~ mere pnr-
| chase Of right Of way 20 the Pacinc Ocean Inc
treaty itself Art l0l specifies a. tne cons'doranon iot
this payment not merely the ,Gr SUN
goods free of duty through its territory 10 TINS should
be added whatever advantage We may derive from me
commercial clause TART. ST. Before, however dscnss-
ing the latter provision, single remark VII Do ptvp-.
States.
1t is boldly asserted by your correspondent that there
are 10 legitimate claime against Mexico, Tie ifeay
Guadalupe Hoalgo having disposed oi them ea I
suppose that he is ignorant OF the history OF tne Com
mission which WIS constituted under that tresy 70 SOY
tle The claims Of our citizens and Of eon'e ~ hus
know that while Il large amount wss auowei ~ pa
lies who were entitled to nothing las IN she eass "
Gnrdirer who was afterward convicted Of irani, YET
thnt lnerorous claims of much larger an4ouns "ei0
rejected npon Il technical and unensbie GROUND.
IL would not be proper 10 say more upon th"t suo
cct in this discussion, but will undertake. 70 shgw
our Covernnsrt cannot with Justice refuse 70 give re
lief in some Of those But, aside from Iaese
IL not matter of notorety that during the Lac CIV
disorders in Mexico great oGrages have been comm"
led upon our ctzensi What would be Che measdreoi
Indemnity, have no means cfjadgng. II can hardy
however admit of doubt that the sum named Is maze
ouate II, however ress with our Government 20 pro-
Vide for III own citizens. Ii the sum IL MOI isrse
enough il should be increased; or the deficit sh9na
assumed by our Government, If an equivalent Il 70 "
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800 Acres %
=. 4 n - EOM "A 4. =.
WISH to rel my farm on Mon,ros. Bottom,
l Lee County lows II consi,ts u 00e acres
$50 acres pr4iris IN. Ne asr stimbsr.
ANol.
The prairie part II all l. Vel alluvial, about so
acres sansy, anu $50 black loan. The timber land
hruk~n.
BMPN OVEMENTN.
$40 scresarc urde, fence, including two good
pastures OF n.ar lAe acres each; gud harm; four
eabins, on different parts VI tho faSm, with good
we'll I water - each.
AOvANTAG Ea.
"A new road from Fl. Madison TO Ke.kuk 10 To-
GATED through the centre Of tbs tract ih~ railroad
c,nnecting tbs sam places u within 4 u mile j;
the assl .sippi RIVER 10 within one mile, and the
town.f NH rose vi hin two miles.
Al . = hole. 4 more desirsb grain ar stoek faYn
ID ses 10 be nnd--bu, il viii IS divided 70 suit
purchaser, ana be divided advAssogsotsiy.
My tenant, Wm nolvin - b. :. sides On be- u ~
viii show it, hoandA ie@; " upon bsirs noii6 Ct
my b me farm the Mississi, ri ksplas. s miles
below Montrose, lwin ashnd Ia person.
TEt M.
Thee will be made accommodating to purchaa-
| srs.--a email payment, With bonds bearing 10 pss
cent, Tel sinsuga lien, will BE- ssti,factory.
PHONU 1IvENEs = AND CROPS.
| furchs*er- vi ! now 6nd grow n on the prem
ises about 10 acres VI rye and - u fall wheat.
| They viii 50 SEQ standipg Or the sandy ham
| about ~ bushels oil corn 70 the acre. ana ahout
| ~ bushe . 70 the acre on thu blacn loapa
| kkANK BALLIN02k.
Oct - 1aA0-dA~ te
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MEDsCAE uOUM1s
RrDD on Disease " The Lavsr.
Bartlett % Fsvsrs.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill N Disssrts " WonsnI
on Childrsn.
oarpsn..r'. Principles u ce.pantivs PAyd
ology.
..rpsn..r': I':..n., Of fAy.,s'aU.
Therapeutics.
Medical Diotionafy.
Dalton's Physiology.
Drast,'s eurgery.
Erichssn's g
To~n's Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton On Fractures and Dislesations.
jones Up ha mo medicine and Surssry.
Luilows Manual Of Chemical RxsminatioA.
La.rsnes on the Eye.
Miiier's Principles Of Surgery.
:. Practice /"
Meigs' Ohs,etrics.t
kc,I Smiths Compepd.
Pirri~ oysrem Of surgery.
Parr,sh,s Practical h.rnAcy.
kAA*b 4! an's Obss. ne.
Record 4 Hunter OF Venerial.
Smith Horntr's Anatomical Atlas.
To. nbse on D,rsAse ~ the Ear.
Turner = che m,stry for Students.
Tanners tltnicsl Ne iesns.
Woods Practice Of Medicine.
Therapeutics.
Weed HoeAs's DispsnseAery.
Watson Practice VI Medicine.
Wilson . uumsn Anatsny.
Wilson on the skin.
William's Principles Of Medicine.
Tor sale ~ vr,rocrr
Octls-d Mails. st near eth.
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Ore9AW01 NoatCe.
T. d. A. Day, Jersmish Day. J. C. Parrot 4 Co.,
Em.A r. Z. Rudd,ek, q. W Garvettson, james
Bnrrawr, KsndAil Hove Co., tde.sndant.):
NAI a4e hereby respectively nesi6+d tbs. there
10 sow On Aie In The o6see Of the Clerk u the
District Courtof Lee county, Iowa. u Fl. N adsoa
petition VI Cbas. calm, charming jsdgmsnt
on Isssclosnrs 81 mortgage agsinat said y.
4 Dsy for the sum 81 three hundred asd twenty
ave doilsrs with ten per cent. interest from The
3sth dsy 81 December, 1855, and - against al
said dsfeudsnss praying alao fer the foreclosure Of
a mnang.gs f'v'n y a. ~ uay . Cn. =, :.
Kiibaurne'. Additios ~ ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa;
he saie II said mort tagged premises. tbs extin-
guis hment Of oil sqaity Of rsdem ption thefsis,
fCr costs and neral relief.
Now you are Motif ID TO appear and answer said
petition ON tn morning OF the "a day Of tie pe9t
trim Of said Court. 70 be ho1deh on the 6rst Mon
dayef December, 1885, decree viii be had therein
BY d1fault.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
4
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DAY & BRO,
Wholesale GrOCerS,
No. iOS MABN.sT..
r RnR uY IOWA

KICK
4 Rk in receipt VI
"A 6U0 ksgs assorted Naiis,
100 bxs. herman Soap,
~ !" Fsscy Toilet Soap.
- dos. extra wire handled bYooms.
50 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 j" Fancy Candiss,
~ rsans Writing Paper,
1900 Ens slopss,
- QUO asaost4i Cigars,
$500 Hsvsnns IS
~ lbs. InoiKo,
10 bbls. assorted Nuts,
le0 Kegs Biearb soda,
tes. kice,
~ bxs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton ian,
~ gross Mat hes,
700 realms wrapping Paper.
Besides large stock Of the various articles Of
Groceries, which o6sr at the very lowest figure.
w will y I'll timcs pay the highest price for
uidss, Furs, Pelfs. Feathers, Bess~sx, and such
articles Of produce - will preserve their nature IN
transportation.
E<p,l2d
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Medical Books.
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a .,,..,. lss..c,n,
80. :. -. H..,.m.
n,rc,., J.. M.ous, D,.. uos,s.
Rsnns;, - shs ut.ras.
pI.,nr.s rr.stic..
p 50. -. ;.., D;...se. ~ pAmat>a
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p.s. - pa,mnn.yv Tuherouloai.
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c,..s.sna.. Pc -. Ley ICON.
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60 n.,,r.,,ons
go. - rh,,ar.n
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n;,.. r,..,ica ~ ~ .di.ina
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Da"k hs
New Ken.aiss,
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Dru,1' sou'kJ
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rhnt on ,ne Ie.r''
ro~ne "a.
Warner "so.oS' oneu' :"''
oi.ys
Anstomy,
uross .u,kely
"r'"'n.s o.Nsn.I rof"aiaV'
Hamilton on frao'nres,
n1l a. Mediosl Notes,
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October -, 1860 dim
OvsgtnAl Noilce.

original Noi1Ce.
To L. w Buell.. WIN, X. Bnell, n. A. Day, Miller,
Mayh@w Co, Jas. r.. Bruce, Wm.A X. L. Rud-
dick, tate or lows for the use Of the School
Fund, (pe1sndants):
NOU arc hereby notified that on before the
/ filth day u Oct., ls6e, fhers will ~ % 6ls 3n
the Clicks yfce Of the District Court II Lee Co.,
lows, At r.. Madis -, petition In equity By Wn.
u. Williams prs, ,ng for the sals u lots and I,
block 1915. in ksokuk, Iowa, under foreclosure %
. mortgage thereon msde to him ~ Mary =. Pol
Ger lated 4,h ii March, 1855, recorded May both.
1855, in book 8, page 376. securing her two notes
~ same date. upon which 10 due 500; praying
aio for the extinguishnsnt Of AL interest yo1
o. any Of you may have acquired in said lots, and
Tor c.sts ant genera relief.
And you NUT sppssr and aDswsr said petition by
mon vi Tho second Day Of the next t1rm q sac
Court to b held on the lst Monday Of Dss ls6o,
dscrse wIti oe had g. sssis ~ 6sisuits prsys
for. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Oct ~ lssO-d Atty for Petitioner.
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i AYoRs or The GREAT CITIES

- 49, - - A0AOt oOsOss& SD@N
g - Dssegists, ApssAseasi,s asd PAysisaeas 7
Z ssvsfai efSs Aavs signed Ass.asess1 =
ra1ss - ~ tAAt Tho remsAisss II Dr.. u. y. A1kl
Co. u lowell. tAYEksE BAR6AkA1tkkA
LIS AOUx CUkB, asA CAEkky PICTORIAL.
~ 100 fssAd = - nsAisiaes Of gree Axssu0ss
Z vsrSAy - sooAdsDss 81 the eSa0uniy.
HON. JAARs COOK,
Mayer Of LEVEL.
HON. ALBIK BEARD,
Mayor Of Naahaa, i. Il
HON. Z. ". nAARIKGTOH,
Mayer Of Manchester, N.H
hon. JOHN ABBOTT.
Mayor Of Concord, n. u.
HON. A. n. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester, Mass.
non. NATHE,L SILeB1B,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HON. =. ". LINCOLN,
Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
HON. ". n. RODNAN,
Mayor Of Providence, B. /.
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, Ct.
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
Mayor Of New London, CT
HON. clAS. s. D1DIER,
Mayo Of Montreal, @. !.
HON. D. TIRMAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. n. M. KINSTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, O. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, G. W.
HON. r. n. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, o.
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD.
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
AuN. JAS. MofERTR4s,
Mayer Of Bowmsnville, G. W.
HON. JAS W. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Ne.
HON. HENRY COopER,JR.,
Mayor VI Hallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. 8. Beck,
Asyor Of Fredericton, n. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,.
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. J. C. BLAISDELL,
Mayorof Fall River, Mass.
non. W. II. CRANSION,
Mayor VI Newport, r. |.
HON. FRED sTAnL,
Mayor OF Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN ;ioDuDEN,
Mayor VI Dubuque, Iowa.
nov. THos. CRUrcHFIRLD,
Mayor Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. X. ID. BAUiH,
Mayor VI Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HRRAAN l.. PAGE,
Mayor Of Milwsukes, Wis.
HON. VI. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis.
Hun. A. FAIR.
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN G. HAlNES,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. HOLyBAD,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. TnOs. FRENCH,
Mayor of Burlington. Iowa.
HON. WV. LEIGHTON,
MAYOR Of Keokuk, Iowa.
'rtify that the resident Druggists have assar,
them
'rtify that the resident druggists have asur,
them
fsify that the resident Druggists have assar,
them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS SAhsAPAkILLA
AYERS SAKSAPAEILLA
IN excellent remedy. and worthy the sonAdss
Of the community.
IN sxesllent remedy and worthy the sonAdsn
Of the community.
J N exosllsnt remedy, and worthy the sonAdsa
Vt the community.
AHER,s y HAPAMILLA
Tor Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For ScrOfula or Kings Evil,
For Tamors, Ulcers and Sores,
Fer Eruptionr and Pimplea,
For Blotches, Blsina ard Boils,
Fer St. Anthony's Fire, Rose Or Erysipsll
Ter TettNr or Salt Rhpum
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AKER,s aAMHAPAMILLA,
Tor Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofuis or kings Evil,
For Tamors, Ulccrs and Sores,
Fer Erupsionr and Pimplea,
Tor Blosches, Blsins ard Boils.
Ter St. Anthony Fire, Rose Or Erysipslas,
Tor Tets%r, or Salt Rheum,
For Scsld usad and Ring Worm,
Tor Cancer and Cancer Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sure Ears, and Uumors.
70. e-M-l. D;-e.e>.,
For Suppression and IrreRulaYity,
Tor Syphilis Or Vensrsl Disease,
Tor Liver Conpl4ints,
Tor Diseases Of the Heart.
AYERS SARSAPARlLLA,
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
AYERS PILLS, snd
Ayers AGUE CURE.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. c. AVER & CO..
LowELL. Mass.
AID Sold BY oil Drassi..s svsryvh.r.,
1AnILElI, Maya CO., Ksohsk. Iova.
nAl. Ba,l.nE n loss
49, Anus. MkLIlRh CO., 81. Losis.
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LegaI N0llce.

IN ANDREW KIN0LER:
VUU are hsrsby notified thAt there i nov On Me
y ID me once u the Clerk Of tho District Court
Of Lee County, lows, - Fort Madison PETITION q
G. W. Barry !, o.aimin 81 you tho foreclosure Y
mortgage given ~ you 10 james Il. Hickman but
since IRAN 7errsd 10 said Barry which mortgage y
upon tho property :. Town = tbs Essls Iav'
stand In charleston. Les County Iowa, snd -
ryen Il, ,.eaye vour notes % said Ii ckmsn fnr the
sun Of 47ss, das in Ten md sixteen months from
date.
Unless you sppsar and asswer thsreto on Or be-
- r. mn ana held Ct Port Mediscn 10 December
a. saii pesi,ian will b taten pro ccpfssro. and
6 prayed Tor rendered aeainst vow thereon.
FRANCIS SIMPLE.
Nov. {. 1880 Atty for Plt'G.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

- MONTGOMERY WHITE suLRHuR 49,
ts sPRINtS near the ViFginis and Tcnne.see Ratl ~
Eiroad in Montgomery comfy, Virginia. VAL ~
for the reception visitors The l5th
paciy accommodate has increased addlfio a.
ed And whitewssled and the b ddrs has hsen mnch
and flose who may desire to go The sah suphir rsc
hrier White Sulphur axeet spiiaps. take
hers = hey may E,sh sud then proceed NJ
leave DAILY reaching the Salt Pond dinner e5
panr 40 liesi 70 tea md the Gree White gHIphk
Sweet Springs each 81 m4 without frsyn
Leave Virginia and Tesnesses Ra4na ii Biz Tunnel
niyg I'm R0BF " Nos ny. ProSl isssr.E5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts at Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON,

MISUNDERSTANDING 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONS fn want Of first-class dwellings
referred to the following list full particulars,
md terms can be obtained on application ct the office Of the
An elegant THREE-sToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ING on Camp street near Lafayette Square, of superior finish
THREE-sToRY MODERN BRICK DWELLING on
Camp Julia street
A THREE-SToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street, ST. Joseph.
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,, adjoining,
IN fyamp street, Theresa Church.
A TWO-ST0RY FRAME DWELLING on Apollo street,
(now CarondeleD near Terpsichore street.
TWO TWD-SToRY FRAME DWELLINGS Nayades
street near Tiyoli Circle.
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sToRY DWELL
IEGS on Constance and Terpschore streets.
TWO ELEGANT TWO-ST0RY and ATTIC DWELL
INt;S Constance and Robin streets.
An ELEti Ant and COMM0DIOGS TWO-STORT DIV ELL
ING, Rampant street between ST. Philip and Ersunes
street Lot measuring 81 feet front l92 feet in depth
grounds highly improved Espanade sIrecyery large
AN ELEGANT MODERN BUILT DWELLING on Pry-
and two lots Of ground finished il the style
containing convenience. s9t7 s8is3
TWO TWO-ST0RY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
eond Apollo street containing parors dining
we'll finished back buildings embracing many modern
LARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANIA STREET, on
which there large and convenient dwelling house and back
< SPLENDID PROPERTY. AN ELEGANT AND COM
the Magazine Market and boundary the line Of
the Horse Car City Railroad.
Also
ASUMBER OF DWELLING HOUSES in the several Dis
ricts suitable for OF moderate and vacant
perry suitable for building PURPOSES myl4 If
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q r. wu.MU,rpS PLANTERS, PATENTED
II - G o r DIV GOD QUIT R.

= LEARY u BLAEk Nc 4, oopPERsMlTHs
and Sheet Iron Workers. Front and Fulton Streets be-
AE3 tween Eotre Dame and Julis Streets
Being both practical werkmen, are prepared to ex
everything our line with facility possessed by other
firm in the city.
All orders for ghimneys Juice Boxes Clafsrs Bresshng
Stills Beds Fierers Ash Pans, Heaters Copper Tin and
Pewter Worms Distilers, and Sheet Iron Pipe viii receive
Immediate attention. -
from plantations and steamboats, attended TO With
.xo1nptpass anddis --.d tftW
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MOREAU's RES ,zsMS n
<<sssfGH :. TAERANT, Lane Terminus ~
&Stss3 ~ Bayou ST. John. 81
HkNxZa The undersigned respectfully informs his
enhs public generally, that he will open ST DAT,
May 49, named honse where he will Al times
prepared to supply such honor him with ca with
very best his line that the markets Afford
which will be served in superior style. ~
s my1l I'm b. MoREAH. y
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OFFICE CHIEF Police
New Orleans, March o. 1860.
n~Eotice is hereby given that Poisoned
Meal be distributed Dogs the day
April next THuS. d, ADAMS,
m2g Chief of Police.
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- CONTINENTAL HOrEL, =
HrLADEIrHrx q
Corner % chesinpt and ssnsia streets
orENKD rEBKuARs Isse

This magnificent establishment, aaecsAsfuf cYs4afu.
Il universally conceded to be 10 all respects, the
Most Complete Hotel I'm the Woxl1,
and Will be conducted upon scale Of berstJ depart
uents which fail mike the popular headqarfsrs
for pleasure tourists from the South and during early
Summer and the Autumn. Accommodations are offered for
nearly 1906 guests fitted aud furnished with evsEy
proyenet which experience eond suegestfo comfort
venence while vertical railway introduced convey
parties By steam IN ccnodiou to The upper oorss
securing the ali and quiet Of s wout shs
fatigue Of ascending stairs
Another novel improvement has been effected BY which
powerful fauwheel Operated by
air through the pbc and corridors cooling
laiing the home IN superior manner. 52SA
The Interior arrangements fnsnishng have hecn conn
peed under The personal supervision Of rsHs Stevens
Lessee under Whose snecess fe
Revere House and fremont House IN Boston the Bas Hours
and Point Ciear Hotel in Mobile Ala, Firth
Hotel In New York has been established, sbrts
pense will be ed to render the Continental The
i've Travellers Home in the Union. III IA s3ssSA
niyI5 IzfkW2t j. r. STEVENS 4 CO. Prosxfesnr1-