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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

RETURN HoME or AN INDIAN CAPTIvr.--
George Brubaker, a native of Lancaster
Penn, recently returned home after living
for thirteen years with the Camanche Ipdianl
by whom he was captured in 1847. He was
the sole survivor of his party, all his CON-
paniens having been killed at the time of his
being made prisoner. ~ Y lLi i,I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

A SEwING-MAoHINE SwNDLER.-A female
swindler in Philadelphia, has, within few
weeks past, obtained about thirty sewing
machines, from different persons, under pre-
tense that she wanted to buy them. She APP
piled only to those who advertised single
machine for sale, which she would obtain by
short time, and after getting possession Of ii,
she would sell or pawn 1t for about half its
value. go
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

THEODORE PARKER's RECOVERY CONSIDERED
Observation-Disclosures Parker was, at latest
accounts, at Florence, in state of health cal.
culated to seriously alarm his friends, Few
hopes are entertained of his recovery. During
the latter part of April, before reaching Flor
ence, he failed rapidly, and is at present un-
able TO travel any further.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

F CONSOLATION IN rHe Doc DAys.--Proprie-
tor Of the a6g,-Has he been bitin you, sir?
Victim.A0hF All Ughl---. Proprietor,---
Veil thought rs there yos somethink the
matter with = him, 'cos he wouldn't drink
TO mpzzle him. Sea q.lt, e eft''. M. lna SI7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
HeaIrh or Consui Harris.

New YoRK, May 24.--A Shanghai circular,
received per the Persia, says advices from
Japan report Consul General Harris's health
better. This disproves the story that he is
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
Fire In PhiIndelphin.

b PHILApELpHIA, May 24.-The depot and
stables Of the Girard-avenue Passenger Rail-
way were burnt this morning. The horses
were all rescued. The buildings were all
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

The BEST SITUATION FOR HAPPINESS. They
are best situated to be happy, who are neither
too high, nor too low-high enough to
enough 10 be left in the sweetest Of solitudes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
Queen vIctoria,s Bir,hday M Ro.,o,

BosToN, May 24.-Queen victoria's birth
day is being celebrated here to-day by the
British residents and a salute by British
steamers D.. .-... ..,......,.'f rUt|TIT.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

TIE HEENAy TESTIMONIAL. IN, New YoRK.--
The subscriptions 20 the lHeenan testimonial
are reported TO have reached 81, 900 to $40 900,
and his admirers are certain that ii will be
$4,000 before the middle of June. y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

PITTsBURa, May 24--M.-River ten feet
and falling, by pier-mark. Weather warm
and clear -,- -, :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

The total number of deaths in New York
City last week was four hundred and two-a
decrease of seventy from the previous week,
and an increase of thirty-nine over the COR
responding week of last year, . "a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

A female in Vicksburg, Miss, not more
than twenty-five years Of age, is the mother
Of ten children-with difference of not over
twelve months in the respective ages of each
child.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

Throughout the West and the South the
indications are most favorable for an abundant
the ground in the least sheltered places,
while in the warm atmosphere below Mason
and Dixon's line they are flashing out all the
while. AT Washington they are said to grow
spontaneously. Mr.. Pryor grows them in
his pocket. The impending Dissolution OF
the Union will create an unparalleled demand
for this staple product of our blood-bought
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

lolG AaoY WgE
-sbssnT 20 ylnd
owilo ssibod otii
od-ino rhUi $40
goH cd iol tna'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

/ The product of four different oil wells in
Pennsylvania is four thousand three hundred
and sixty gallons per t~enty-four hours, or
an average Of one thousand and ninety gal
Ions each Ln - q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
BIdaS sss 9NHTTH,
No. q yyess Feurth-sfreee, ~ ~

A sTROLOGY. - MADAME BELL RE.
- sPEOTFuLLY ANNOUNCES that she oompaences
No AZ, on the west sids 9f Jonss;stseet, between
palmistry, or by cardt. To All those who may wish
to consult her the luck Of business any under
taking, Journeys. lawsuits love, matrinOny, lot
terry tickets, perfect satigfaction will be given,
cents for running the letteIa the ap2I-bMe
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

This arrangehlent - hdminblyl adapted for the
Of dentists, where the most Intense heat is re
Qulred. Also for cabinet-makers, for heating glue
Kettles. Also for the heating OF irons for talors
and hatters' use, and like purposes. ,aps-hr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
Something ing New.

vU,HE "EROvAPOR COOKING-sTOvR,o
exhibition and sale at ths Sswns 9ecRine Esfsb-
lishment of e. Il. lHuRgins,l No. 16 East Fourth.
street, where all invited to call and examine It.
The most striking pecularity of this new ArIangei
where cooking or ironing Is done at the same time
the most intense heat Is produced. No smoke, no
part of the house Without Inconvenience. 1t Is light
and cheap. The nat-iron ayrapgement is very per.
baO0ma "A d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25

This choice domestic fruit is in brilliantly
forward state of development. Perhaps be-
fore this meets the readers eye it will be in
the market. We everywhere observed indi-
cations of yield equal to the necessities of
the whole country, while the agriculturists
anticipate no difficulty in supplying the wants
Of the Japanese Embassy. n 1t may not be
generally known that the cultivation of the
Polish is not carried on in the rural districts,
but chiefly in the cities. There are farms OF
many acres iu our midst, the soil of which is
devoted to it. The tillers may even be met
in the streets, bearing their sheaves with
them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST SECOND
and Third Districts, at Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Anctoneer- Office. 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONS I'm wa mt or Grst-cIass dwellings
referred 10 the following list full parenlsrs prices
and be obtained application at the Office Of the
Auctieneer--
ING Camp Lataye Square, superior finish
TfiR EE-sTORy MODERN BRICK DWELLING ON
Camp street, above Julia street.
"A THREE-sToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street, near 81. Joseph, E83s' zz#a1
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWEIIINGs, adjoining,
. A TW0-STORY FRAME DWELLING on Apollo street,
NOV Oarondslei) near rerpsiehore street
street, Tivoli Circle.
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sToRY DWELL
INsis on Constance and rerpsichore streets.
.IMo ELEtiANT5 TMQ-Sr0RS and ATTIC DWELL
1Stis on Constance and Robin
An ELEGANT and CoMaODIOHs TW0-sToRf DWE fur
ING, Rampant street, between ST. Philip md ursahes
street. Lot measuring 60 feet front by I9a feet IN
A VERY CHOICE w ELI. FINISHED DIV Ei.i,iN1, WIN
grounds highly improved, Esplanade .Hfge
tania Of groEd finished Y the hess Nv Aha
TWO TWD-SToRY NEW FRAME DHELLissss on se-
coud street. near Apollo street., confsning parefs uhlhs
rooms three beoens each seeann ho0k Two ac rooms
and Wall nishe bach buildings embracing many madern con
ve a 5'x fGE PROPERTY ON PRyTANIA STREET.
which there Il large and convenient dwelling house and back
enia sPsiENprD PROPERTY, AN EI.gG ANT AND COM
near The Magazine and boundary, tho ns Oh
the Car City Ralroad
NUMBER OF DWELLING 10 KS In the several Dis
rcts table for OF Modea and
perry suitable for balding purposes. my14 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
- CONTINENTAL HOTEL. -
Vii PHILADELPHIA, "a s
Corner Of Chestnnt and Ninth streets M.
oPENrD NrkBnuAnx, 1854

This magnificent establishment successful operation
universally conceded to be in ali respects, the
Most Complete Hotel I'm the World,
and will be conducted upon scale lbsray It's spax
ments which cannot fail to make it the popular headquarters
for pleasure tourists from The South West during the exI
Summer and the Autumn Accommodations offered ~
nearly 1000 guests fitted and furnished with every i'm
which experience could suggest for con-
venlece while vertical railway is to be convey
parties by comnodious the upper hcos Thus
securing tho air and quiet Of the higher without M
fatigue of ascending stairs. ~
Another novel impro vement has been eeeted BY which
powerful nwhee Operated BY
ar through tho public and Corridors cooling
lating the housci in superior s.
The interior arrangements furnishing besn
peted under the personal supervision of Paran Stevens
Lessee under whose the we The
Revere House and fremont House Boston, BATHS House
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile Ala, Assnne
Hotel In New York has been esablishe and efforts
pense will be spa ed to render the Continental
i've Travellers Home in the Union. -
myl5 l2&w2 j. q. STEVENS 4 CO., propriators.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
HIS DAVIS T BLIs II ED
Ell FUREIDIs,
AN oRIEN TAI NOVEL.
By the author of 1.-THE LAMPLIGHTER.n

The unexampled which attended the publication
'Te LAnplghcr' and mabel Vaughan will remern-
bed The former of these novels reached unaral
eled by American novel, except nearly
Thousand Copies having sold The universal
United States and in Great Britain has proclaimed these
among the brilliant achievements Of the day fiction.
Ell Fusds will be found nowise inferior to its predecessors,
but will indeed exhibit fuller development of the authors
sources n inanrer thought and a keener insight
All readers who have enjoyed the stirring incidents and ygor
deineatiens of The Lamplighter and Mabel Vaughan
the which laid upon American ground will
second invitation follow the author into the and scin-
ting region which she has selected the
her present story.@
Fer sale by all Booksellers in New Oeaus The publishers
Will mail copies, postpaid receipt of One Dollar.
TICKNoR Il FIELDS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
j. B. WALTON.

]. ,. WALTON.
AN Al COOPER AND AN Al STEAMBOAT HAND Ar
By J. B. WALTON.
Aucsoneer-OMce 10 Camp street.
II . q asSy y n
valuable Slaves "
@ESM s 8 b fis s ss e ss
hand good sadeaSs rom 10 g sss per-
Tbs e gys. are perfectly healthy and so for
Aces q yale before e. Jarreau Notary Public at the sx
CONFIRMATION nyAysT or THE SALE 81 SLAVES PROM
positive and without reserve.
BY y. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-0nce, 20 Camp street
WEDNEsDaAY, May ss, 1850. re- II. u o'clock
limit Win be sold he following slaves
AfEgR sgsa about % years. aeld hand ana pleughnan
MANUEL, aged about 30 years field hand and poughrnan
the planta ion and 10 the city to establish fher feem
.s death q heir formsr master They gsoa subjects
n n e % n ne sg o ad
acsastoinea % ,hs culture q The sugar cane
They WI 3 fay guaranteed with the exception Of the CIR
TERMS nehiId cash. cne-:hrd sis Months and
s u P e. s a q IN
entire satisfaction Of the vendor.
Acts Of sale before E. Janeau Notary Public. at the
p'-e = Ae pae'''see
Also, at the same time and place
MARIE LOUISE creole girl aged about q years; general
house good and toeab good washer and oner
HELENE, q negro woman aged about 40 years good
slaves viii Sc sod Without hss any vs., guarantee except in
- = .--e.---ee'-- .as.e
Pew First Congregational Unitarian Charchssep
nv mAr Tr,rY
a,rcv,o,rvv.- ,naa a -, -.
r,r.Ynsn.v az 1aen ee - - -. Csnp , 49,
'N'nUhSDAm, gnay 81, 1s6O4 Mt ~ O'Clock
order Of the Hon r. H. Morgan Judge the Second
be Sold is5 :
PEW No. 64 in the First Congregational Unitarian Church
pany ls5-s70 interest paid TO sst DECEMBER 1859
CEkIlslsATE " sCRIP 81 SIM Mutual Insurance Com
Ali Tor account d The succession Of Amos W. Hsines de-
ceased. e'N'-sS'
ss- TERMs-cash The spot 7#
ds d; Ia P5sms1e Egse
An'usl' pnYn $3.50, ' -
Encsn,.nsN -. A., 60.
TEuDr ~ mai .ssf ,,ssd. l1 1 IN R camp
81 Chaae e sern IN ord;s a. rhonossbls F. Nor
is5 dessier No Il ST. il sea venduD 4A'' au
nells g.sllsnns; $50 ,'s'S - 'se'''A
S M ,sss lsSs0 insfs is.aaau 81 Dc
CRRTfEIcA At nIIN RITZ ET a. Ia ,pie ~
Sun Mutual pour ineret Pave jusauau 81 &c de-
ceinbfe less !, =, i, ~, r.,
| decide.
H8- C0NDfTI0NS-Comp moment de REHABILITATION.
nays q q "a
ppvr,,propv ~ = oE y.I,r.urr, Y,,pp ,,r-pn
1>hEnr ioAh SALE VI En- 'i.csAnhfs 1Ar ~ ' Ell
and unimproved property in the First District
Desirable Residence the Town of Madisonyille
Parish of ST Tammany.
Aud
Two Squares the Carrollson at auction
.-s..~ 80 - al <,s5a..g55
ADMINISTRATORS Az lamp street.
NJ NJ NJ e c.aT. xcae VIII Re sold Il 0enoc
| Twn sropy m .,,p nwrrrrNn t.nrrsr ~
| - ' ~ ,,,,'Ia.s,T,,, ,r, r,,,a. e" w
foCoHEh STREET.
EoJrR LOTS or GRotrND with the imnrove,,s,,s ,t
~ II III Erst nisrct ~ is ctr IN tie H.
Poesar,e Fouches Caope gate DuplanteH and Magazine
| streets, designated as io's NOS 7, o y ana ~.
Eat No n measures 20 feet front an Foueher seet he dsn
Of I9s feet IN inchcs between nara,lel lines -
rt ;,r,, an, ,t;s II, ons,., IS , . =,
,rn,i;n rs;,h NJ frnt .u VI
Schen ron"u nn ~ ar .wo
as to a., eecnd nnr p,r 49,, r h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

fseA, MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR 49,
G.a FRINGE near the Virginia aud Tennessea Rail ~
III road In Montgomery county, Virginia, will b. open
Tor the reception of visitors the Tho
paeity TO accommodate has increased addition k
very pleasant The buildings have all been pa
Cd and whewashed and he dd has been much
Mattresses Passengers reach this without siagc SaSsi
ind those who may desire so Sulphur Gres
here A. they may sish and then proceed By Mssl Ksn
leave ALLY reaching The Salt Pond dinner the Sal SUI
phur 40 mies) and the Gree bfe whisa Snuhur a
Sweet Springs leach 81 mcs) dinner without nh trvoE
Leave Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Big Tunnel Satio
my9 Pm RIGHT H. NOSBY Fros,siaforl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
Z EEps, FouNnRY NEW oaIEANs

N MCDONNELLsS RESTAURANT, No.
ass8 147 Common street, between Baronne and Ca.
Aaf%Sz& NV. rondelet streets, New Orleans.
&aAk4Hx&M This establishment will remain open during
the sune where everything the market affords found
prices moderate The well ventilated make
desirable than other similar place the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines
Liquors Of every description At wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL MCGRAW,
ProprietorB,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
p A. FAHNEsTOcK's vERnnFUGE.

safe only eectual remedy Worms has been
extensively regular practising physicians than
pretay medicine which has made Its appearance in the
United States
II Is used with and confidence by gene
who attained emnence in the medical profession in
all the Midule, Western and Southern States.
great popularity Is the fact that nothing has
been discovered which be shbsted in its place. and that
may be used without fears the result Its
perfect safety recommends it parent II
within system, will speedily expe them without
fail.
But the genuine article purchaser
should be on his guard well the initials IKE
tie wrapper and particular to that he is hying B.
A Fabnestnrk,s Vermff,ge and M otler. a2a lu,kw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPER.
TY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION.
BY J. B. WALTON,


BY J. B. WALTON.
sag-sss Auctioneer--ofHce, 40 Camp street
T Y l Mex ss So. e. A. 9elo essd
private sale, will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND the Fourth District Of this city
in the bounded by Felicity St Andrew, Garondee
measuring
thirty feet front Felicity street. By depth Of 1911 feet
The improvements lot consist Two-stery Frame
Dwelling House. with slnte roof containing the usual number
enently arranged with galleries in 'front.' the
side, etc, capable Of being rented ut SOD annum
n-TERMS-O third cash Balance in one and two years
credit in the notes of the purchaser, 10 his order bearing
per interest per from day Ut
and eight per cent i not pnnciy paid with
ca mortgage on tile property sold until hnal payment.
The buildings he insured to the satisfaction of the vendor
BY The purchaser an The policy of insurance transferred tho
vendor -
ONELoT OF GROUND in the same District and square
adjoining the above described lot and having The
mept
sg-TERMs-r,e purchaser assume payment three
noies dated December "a 1850 ench for $3.50 payable one
two and three with interest the e ak
per am from date to maturity and eight cent thereafter
until final payment; and for the balance, cash.
Of before f. e. Wells Notary Public at the ex
pense oil the purchasers.
ONE LOT OF GR0uNDin the Fourth District of this city
and Magazine Streets designated by the No per plan No
49, in The Office Of j. R. Beard LATE Notary in this city
by the No. l6 or plan No lj5 deposited In the Office Of r.
o. Stark, Notary.
Said lot measures "a inches on Wash
ngton BY depth Of 1913 feet inches and lines
parallel lines. 5a*zt5
RS~TERMs-oneihdc cash. Balance in and Two years
Credit in the notes of the purchaser to his order with
interest the rate Of six from day Of sale
maturity and eight per there IL principally
paid with special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment
Act Of sale before Notary Public at the expense Of
the purchaser. mylf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
VALUABLE SLAVE AT PRIVATE sAI.E--A SUPERIOR
Dinng,oom Servant and Cook
By ]. B. WALTON,

AucTr0fEER--0fice, 40 Camp street,
THE slave John, aged 81 years: Is a very
valuable and accomplished House nineroom
is good Cook and Ga ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the cultivation OF
Fruit Flowers and Vegetables He excellent charac
ter, and is fully guaranteed.
For further particulars apply the officer of the Auctioneer
mel 8aA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

Auctioneer-OHice 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale. ON appli-
THAT VERY VALUABLE and elgibly located square
of gronnd bonded Chestnut Andrew, Plaguenes
Josephine streets, divided and sold quarterr measuring
as follows:
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
ST. Andrew Streets inches and lines
street. by II feet II inches in dep and front ST.
drew
gu AFTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine Streets ii9 feet nefs and lines Chestnut
street 2s feet inches and lines in ep and front
sephlne street.
Josephine streets, l73 feel inches lines on Plaane-
mines street. by l2S feet inches and lines Josephine
street ssa5 .is5s !.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Plaauernes and
St. IT'S feet inches front on PIa0uE.
mines street by ~ feet Il inches on ST. Andrew
This we'll known square, formerly belonging to Burnside
Esq has upon large al very fine large shade trees
it is we'll fed and fenced and offers parties seeking sites fo1
sleean suburban residences opportunity procure The
ost desirable IN the Fourth District, =
II IL within Of Magazine street market and
Of the Pytana onbusses and the route oi
the horse ear railroad CONTRACT '
n8-For price and terms apply the Auctionesr ais
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
UartifaIar Aotites,

STAR INSURANCE CosrAsY.S
,,.x. !. - ~ ST. Charles street.
VII pe nea M ne once OF The Company MONDAY the 9TH
N.Y. ta Y. DEBUYS, Secretary.
H5-Water Worlxs--The undersigned Conn
msonsfs q ,e Lafayette Water Works request
meeting Of the citizens of the Fourth District and all Others
interested, TUESDAY EVENING the I'D inst. at UNION
hAll., Jackson street, at " O'Clock.
Deeply impressed with the Importance Of the object Of this
mee,ng \ hoped that all properly holders and others inter
ested will be present. II T. IONSD ALE,
j. H. PHELPS,
q. W. SQUIRES,
J.T. SUNDERLAND,
my2I 2t Comm .ssionerr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
A TLANTIo DRY DOCK. ALGINRs-

The subscriber having recently ed this Dock under
his supervision prepared to take in Ships Steamers
and every description of Craft The Dock is located
Agcrs opposite the Steamboat Landing where IN connection
will the Dock the subscriber will continue the Srwright
Caukng Business which his experience and The facilities
he possesses together with personal supervision of all work
he hopes merit share Of public pstfonage
E7754 JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
e1-0rders left the office of the agents. VIM j. DEWEY
CO. re and IS Grasier street. New Orleans will be promptly
att nded tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

poZEMAN'S HOSPITAL.
- No. 30 BARoNNE STREET New Orleans.
Near tho Carroton Railroad Terminus.
DIR. N. BszEMAN, date of Montgomery, Ala) having p
Gated in New Orleans takes this method Of announcing hi
readiness practice receive patients into his hos
ptn building he has fitted hospital is admirably
adapted the purpose and being situated in such convenient
and desirable part of the cy that he feels warranted in saying
that 1t affords unusual advantages.
The generally large and airy and have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted.
The board will depena the kind Of accommoda
nth building Fals Iykw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
orrIcr Oh rnr NEW oaIr.ss CRY RAllnoAp Co. /

OFFICE OF rnE NEW ORLEANS CRY KAlIRoAD Co,
5-=.-l, No. Royal street
E1aEeaIed ProDOsaIs will be received at
this office until the june for 100000 feet Of YELLOW
PINE LUMBER Said Lumber be OF the best quality, free
from sap splits knots other defects calculated 10 impair
It's strength and durability and shall have the following dmen-
sinns, io-wit
100000 feet eight inches In width and ye inches in thickness
In lengths OF eight feel
10000 eight inches in width and five inches in thickness
In lengths OF twenty to thirty feet.
Said Lumber shall delivered assorted piled by the
tractor in such quantities and such points along the line
road as the Company direct and shall be delivered IN lots
follows LOO 900 feet by the Isl OF Jny and 100 feet every
thirty whole shall have been delivered.
Good and solvent security will be required for the faithful full
hment OF the contract.
Payments in cash delivery and acceptance by the Company
Of each delivery Of 100 900 feet per be retained in
mil the next delivery and 50 on until the ulfment
of The contract.
Bids to be thousand feet B NJ furnished assorted and
piled. mylt tel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV

80 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
V will be paid for the apprehension and delivery q The
JOE, If taken of the State and Fifty Dollars II
found in the city alive He his
the Orleans Cotton Press ABOUT O'clock evening
2d h0ur afterwards reported
residence the undersigned by unknown that he had
chased the Waterman drowned,
which believed facilitate his escape nothing
the kind has been asceraned have occurred Joe
abont black of the
shade; abpnl feet Sinehes high; has large mouth,
Hat well made,
Intelligent He had when he left home pair of coonade
pantaloons and hickory shirt.
hereby not harhor said slave
penalties the law will be enforced against them.
a26 tt q. d YAECEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

.AW N9TICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE pRAe
tee Of my profession and can be found at my oncs No u
Camp street. n
myi8 ly Il n REYNOLDS.