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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-14
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON NEW LEvEE AND
Fulton Streets julia at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
n Auctoneer-UHce, 10 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April IA, 1850, at I2 o,clocl
= NJ at the 81 Charles Exchange at public auction will

SATURDAY, April IA, 1850, at I2 O'Clock
- NJ at the St. Charles Exchange at public auction will be
sold
LOT OF GROUND, in tho First District Of ths city,
fronting both Fulton and New Iyee Streets in the
bounded by New Levee, St. Joseph Fulton Julia streets
measuring q feet inch and lines front New
q inches and lines front Fulton street. by depth Of
123 feet 9inchss and lines line and l inches
lines depth the other line.
The this lot consist Of two Twostory Brick
Stores with verandahs fronting New Levee and
the other fronting Fulton The yard divided two
with water works and priSies on both sides.
The Fulton is leased by the Southern Steamship
Company until the 30th day Of September next.
RD- TERMS third cash balance and
credit in the notes Of the purchasers their order
ing interest the of per per from of
sale maturity and PER thereafter il punctually
paid with special mortgage the property Sold until final
ment
The buildings to be insured to the satisfaction Of the vendor
by the purchasers and the policy transferred vendor until
final payment.
Acs Of sale before A. Brocard Notary Public at the
OF the purchasers. a6
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NFccEKREN q LANDRy,s AUCTION MART

NHcCERREN & LANDRY,s AUCTION MART
The unerg having secured the cornoi0ns and central
the of ST. Charles and Perdido known
Ma Hall have fitted and established Auction Mrt
sale OF Real Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The advantages of the location for the display of
perry and convenience of purchasers need deonstraan.
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and SoekTuesdsys and Saturdays
For MISUNDERSTANDING and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended "A all times.
Efficiency and dispatch be relied In all placed
in charge.
n23 If MetsFRRFN n LANDRY
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DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE FIRST DIS.
trict at ancon.
BY J. B. WALTON,

DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE FIRST DIS
trict at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucTIosEER-0fice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the 14th April, 1860, MT IL
- O'Clock NJ, at the St. Charles Hotel Exchange auction
will be sold-
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the First District
of this city being the square bondei by Miro Galvex Palmyra
and Gasqne streets designated by the Nos u.s. inclusive
Lots Nos 10 4, inclusive and Nos a. inclusive
each n feet front avez street, depth
feet Inch. :
Lots Nos 20 and Is each S feet front on Gsyez
street. by depth Of 1870 fee. inches and lines.
Nos 23 "A inches lines
front Galyez street. by depth of 80 feet inches and
lines.
Lots Nos to inclusive and lots Nos IS II. inclusive
measure each e feet inches each Palmyra and Galvez
streets, by depth Of l08 feet.
Tot No an irregular form measuring u feet inch and
in depth the line of lot No. and l6 feet l0nchcs and
lines on the other side.
Lots Los and y each % feet front Miro street.
by depth Of 100 feet 8 inches and lines
Lots Nos 10 and ii each Is feet 10 inches and lines
front Miro street. by depth of 1870 feet inches and lines
H- TERMS-one-t third cash the balance credit Of
and the notes OF the purchasers their
bearing interest at the rate of from day of
sale to maturity, and thereafter, punctuay
paid with special mortgage the property Sold until final
payment
Acts Of sale before Jos Lbony Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers 40
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]. B. WALTON.


VERY SUPERIOR DISING.RoOM, HOUSE SERVANT
and Carriage Driver at auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
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Fine Offices known as Dnneaafs Buildings. and the splen
did Residence Apollo between Euterpe and Terp
eore streets. Also desirable Pew ST. Paus Church.
Tv,r31
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AMUSFDrEETs.

" VARIETIES THalcATER- GRAVES STREET.
iessss ~ Manager -Mr 5DEFN u 0WEwN
N''s ss1aSefs o. GaftNT
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Iron.
800 Hillnan Brothers. best Tennessee ro
Flat Square and Round, Horse Shoe Iron Rods Plow
Plate. ETC., etc.
$50 tuns English Tron-ass0red Flat, Sunae and Round.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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WANTED. LADY WH9 THoROU ally nnd.r
W sands tpttng, Fitting and makirs Drees 10 20 10
country pleasant home anf gad salary offered Gat
tcio reference required Address. stating residence r. j.
al uAs otiice. NAG II
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Brazier and Bolt Copper.
landing eS-steansr Defender and in
10 cases 2oxsO Roofing Copper 10, II and Il III,
10 cases 2iN60 10, IL and Il Id.
20 cases S0S6o 10, II and l2ib.
1900 sheets assorted, IA to 25lh, sheets 3oxG0.
lo,0oo pounds Bolt Copper, u to IL inch.
Fer sale by JOHN H. BEtN K son.
SO and 81 Camp street,
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Mnllabie Iron Gas Pipe.
Landing exschooner Argus Eye from Philadelphia and in
store, for sale at the lowest marke, prices
5000 feet u inch.
1900 feet inch
300 feet IL inch.
$500 feet ~ inch.
1900 feet 2 inch.
1900 feet ~ inch.
1000 feet 8 inch
For sale by JOHN ID. BEIN SON,
40 3tMoThssa 50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-14

n ED. MEsNSMAN STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
VI the Fourth District has removed his office from Rousseau
No f9 eyee street. between JOSEF line and Adele streets
m
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Sheet Iron.
500 bundles English, 10 to 26, q, 80 and &c H.
400 :. American, 10 to %, "a, u and BIN.
100 Galvanized, No, &c. q and %.
For sale by JOHN d. BEIN & SON.
SO and 81 Camp street.
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TREAsuKER's OFFICE CRY HAIL,
New Orleans, L.. March H. 1860.
Eg.TO the PubIIe.-N0tice ts hereby given,
that possession Of the tax bills Of The city, and
fully for the collection Of all the City Consolidated
Rsiioad Taxes all Real Estate Slaves Persona Prop
ery Income and Capital according the Assessment Rolls Of
1850 Tax payers respectfully invited to forward early
and pay their thereby avoid being published de-
nil SIN ApAM GIRFEN Treasurer
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. WITH Guilt
vaed grounds Jefferson City, the Csrroiton Railroad
Bouligny station at anction.
BY ]. B. WALTON.
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The Orleans Theaer will be reopened for brief
SUNDAY NIGHT the 9Th ln for the performance Of ORA
mas, vandegiIes and Bufo Operas.
The principal artists of the company appearing MsE
PouGauB. DuTAsFA, DuPLAIa, MAzuR, BouRDAIs,
and MAREcHoL
PRICE OF ADMISSION 81 % Second Tier, cents Col.
ored. 25 cents stR
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIy OF THE ATLANTIC.
S85O,OOO IN TREASURE Z.
The English Press on The Sc
cessiOn Question.
Courtesy Of Napoleon III. to the
Baltimore City Guard.
The LONDON MONEY MARKET,

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~, -,
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.l-t NeW ioik, ana arrived NJ hes Whal Aesierh"
morning having experienced strong westerly gales AMI
.,. ~. ,,,.,,., ,, -, ,,s ,,ho,o ,.,,.,
$3.50 - W - 49, -
tbs Atlantic brings sixty three passengers ABOUT $500
20 Z English, French and American coin, large quan
y 81 watches icwelry, &e and 500 OF French
,.a,ch.ndise
$500, !, Il, =, -. , 49,. -.
ihe 'atls '"'st""'Vfst VI ny IN i"'s' s"'''s na'
NIL tar corps OF the Jnited states intend 10 visit Paris
Il iha .nrno Tho C,mn,andant ,f the baltimore C' q
. , i y, -
'fHi'0 'asad' Al'Nlur eoihnu''"t'" ~ ~ 'iis'n
Hias'er AZ Paris the wish o. his regiment to visit thc
r.,it X Tho preb p,,,re uca has taken
IL !. n. at !, 1to,
-s'Ne 81 the annlo'l ut'HfVh - .t''"a' w "
yeie the result III which hat the emperor hts grant
Il, "a no ,r,c~,f,r corn. lie pry., III visiting FAIRS
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up, With The wire up 70 the place wnere the joins
the old line.
With reference 10 the above Understand that the in
sul.tors required BY Mr. Andrews finish the land line
sent up from Malta without loss Of by her Ma
ic,s steam frgate Melyomene but AZ letter has been
received from Corfu complaining OF their non arrival il IL
feared that thsy MAY hs gone the in the
pomene which after touching Corfu left for syria Il
thi, be the viii probably further delay oC
weeks III the completion Of the and portion Of the
Crranto and Corfu line. The English steamer
Danube, which arrived yesterday from Alexandria, had
board nearly all the Red Sea Telegraph Company sa
Of telegraph clerks who returning homewards.
from this would appear that tho BED Telegraph
Company intend abandoning the cable Cor the present
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r.Es.AL. NOTICES.


I-SfrEp STATES CIRCUIT COURT
u Before lion. Judge Bets
o., ia-The ttoiyear Elastic Fabric Company ~ @nta
A. Fischer Aschcnbc~ noston for inlurciivn Was
made ,hs rrsrn she defendants ire,n N qsng
he pafcnt ynieanizel india fdhhcp
.tsS,i .,ods Eurppc aud impaired into
Timed r,ae- defendants Me~ers tisc rsf Nhw
trrr ,rrea I'd ~ their Ncssr~ Rss Hasum snd
e.sGnsd that The niunrtion prayed for " he hi ma
aud stated tia they h8d tsnOwet sat me
rt-Is ~ Inc roms~ny and had taken nS. under lhon
md a. ~ junction 0cfrd Tn a.
lr.d.p,e m ahc above apalp- theAe s
NV " wears. and have been rtuscrul ae- md
vrrfie rrini olannruis q the1 ls. q luei Rade te
,pe~iyear Patent. ".
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English Pres. on tie America"
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Iron the LONDON liules, w o.
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sPOR ting.

L'or s,i.E-s EEAUffftiL PRESENT fpW 4 LADY =
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Naval Intelligence.

IA Iuitpd ~ts bslg II war ipphIu Can ~trdlnan
riypl ~ itiA IAN iro the lh ,h from Mcnicvrco
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Fire i'm CjMe1mna Att.

CiN,aN>uI Des II. 1860
The building No. AZ Man street. occupied by VI. Weiie
clothing st"re, burned Yesterday afternoon.
Loss SO 600 insured. Bowen Demin,s, conrc oners
lu4s s. 600 insured
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News from the Pacific.
ARRIVAL. Oh THE PONY EMPRESS,

FoE1 KAAnsfy, Dec. IS, 1866
The pony express, bound east passed At Two O'Clock
this morning, leaving the following summary Of Pacihc
news
san FRANCISCO, Dec. 5--3 y ".
Arrived the lst ship Osborne, Doves from Liver.
POOL; "a, ship Duguescin, Bordeaux; brig Aephis,a,
iiamburg sd, ship Achilles, sidney
ssied 4th, ship Golden State, for Cork.
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no THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The statement IN the ttR,D OF the 18th INST in
gard 10 the gentleman from North Carolina ing hi
money discounted by DR. Aylet,e AT ten per cent Is IN
tirely incorrect as II misunderstanding between
BIN and his mate The writer OF the above r the
one whose money WAS discounted n H. HERRING.
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40 rHE EDITOR or TAR HERALD.

As n act os justice 10 Ir. Ayeite aud ~ mvse'i tie
Sire make the following statement proe~s', braper,
knowing Ia funds deposited with In Aylette asked
IL three weeks ago ssh. had not taken nnt my
tickets and IN rcply thereto stated that ~ had tailed "a
get monc, " meaning BY that that had neglected to
ask i icfte for IT, that he had refused LEI
have IL In all my dealings with Dr.. tyette have
found him the perfect gentleman, aud very much
eeiet TIM, my careless praseoogv shouid have left
wrong impression upon the mind OF Professor Draper
j T. GIBSON. North Carolina.
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The Trouble Among the Medical stu
AeAts.
o ryF gpIrOn on ruf gseAtp.

10 TIE EDITOR OF TIT HkKttD.
kEW togK kc. ia, 1860
our names having been used by the Faculty Of tho
University Medical College, 70 suostantiate certain
charges brought against pr. Aylcttc, deem Il duty
which We owe TO him well ourselves 20 FAY that
NO have made any statement either 10 Dr. Draper
or any other member OF the Faculty, any other
person. warrant them in using our names n any such
connection. When to DR. Draper 10 procure our
ariculation tickets, he propoundcd great many qdes
ons concerning Dr. Aye,te, which we have since ascer
tanned was done With OF eliminating Dr. Aylette,
and had we known his motive, should not have
answered him, having always plyea the most implicit
eonatetce ia iT Ayiette intcgrhy and honesty.
e. j. NAIIoCk-, \. e.
j. r. FRY, Tenn.
i :
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IMPORTANT ECONOMY IN HOUSEKEEPING -uyn
j Towers Patent Iduse Br'osn.whyf Bersus-i Is mere
easy 70 use and Viii ouweFr twu ordinary hruOss
y az hous furnishing snd grocery st0f~. MsBasctory3s
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l,si.s SHAW

NJ. ~ th8 isn street
ehrir - 80" thihs Tea snd Dining 49, vases .
iicy ~ other il"s,y ,uo great reduction IL pficc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Carbon OH.-Mr. G.. n MINER, Druggist,
has presented US with Carbon Oil (Keros-
cne) lamp. Since the discovery Of those ex-
haustless veins of coal oil, in Pennsylvania,
this lights becoming very popular, and where
ever it has been fully tested, is fast taking
the place of other more dangerous and ex-
pensive lights. While it affords a light equal
to fluid, and nearly equal to that of camphene,
the expense is reduced about half, besides
which it is perfectly free from those explosive
qualities which are such drawback to the
use of fluid and camphenc lamps. Though
comparatively a new thing in this section,
they have been fully tested, and as far as we
can learn have always given entire satisfac-
ton When we take into consideration the
neat and tasty style of the lamp, the cheap
ness of the oil, and the clear, strong light it
affords, we do not see why this lamp will not
come into general use, with all those who
wish a good, safe light, at small expense
Mr.. MINER has the lamps and oil, and will be
happy to show and explain to all those may
wish to examine them. Go and look at them,
even if you do not wish to purchase.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Singular and Fatal Accident-A week ago
last Thursday an infant son Of Mr.. DEWITT
CARPENTER, of this place, had some kernels
of corn in his mouth, a part of which he
swallowed. His parents noticed that it troub-
led him some, producing spells of coughing
and continual Utilization of the throat, and
called in medical men, who, upon examina-
ton of the child, could discover no cause for
alarm, and so the matter rested until last
Monday, when the little fellow was seized
with violent fit of coughing, and upon a
piece of sugar being handed him, he put it
to his lips, handed it back without tasting,
and Immediately fell corpse. We have
heard his very sudden death accounted for in
this manner: A kernel of corn must have
lodged in the upper portion of the windpipe,
and during the act of coughing, which ex-
hausted the air from the lungs, the kernel,
which had become much swollen and enlarg-
ed from the warmth and moisture, was dis
lodged and fell to the lower portion of the
windpipc, which is much smaller than the
upper part, filled up the Aperture so closely
as to prevent the lungs from receiving their
necessary supply of air, and consequently
causing almost instant death.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

ID. d Il. Il. R.-Trains on this road now
run out to Jessup, 10 miles this side of indie
pendence, and 90 NIL distant from this
place. The time table is as follows:
Leaving Dubuque at S:45 A. NJ reaching Jessup at 215
r. NJ. returning, leaving Jessup at 1l:15, NJ, and
reaching Dubuque at 4:4O, pm.
This will be great accommodation to our
citizens, as well as all travellers to this point.
Leaving Dubuque in the morning, they can
reach this place before sunset, while under
the old arrangement it used to take until late
in the evening. Especially will it be accept
able to our citizens, from the fact that it en-
ables us to get our mail at night instead of
being obliged to wait until the next morning,
as heretofore, and getting the Dubuque morn
ing papers the same evening
On last Monday, for the first time in the
History of the World as We heard it ex-
pressed, was a mail that left Dubuque in the
morning received here the same day before
shutdown. Three or four years ago VIC were
just outside of creation But what a change
has been wrought in that short time Then
Dubuque papers week old, furnished us
with" the latest news" while now we peruse
the damp, fresh columns of the morning
daily, and consider it decidedly ancient be it
twenty-four hours old. This is a world of
progression, and zoe by no means bring up the
tail end.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

. f
Concert-In another column will be found
the programme Of the Beethoven Orchestra,
for their Grand Concert, on Friday evening
next, May 18th. No expense or pains have
been spared to make this one of the most
interesting and amusing sorices ever held in
this place. The stage in Overman & Browns
Hall, has been fitted up expressly for the oc-
casion, in very neat and tasty manner, new
dresses for the performers, ETC., been procur-
ed, regardless Of expense, and in fact, nothing
left undone that will tend to make this the
affair of the season. While the Orchestra
have been willing to assist at every worthy
performance that has been presented for the
entertainment of our citizens, they have new
er, as yet, had benefit, and now we hope
that all will turn out and give them whop-
per-" fiat the close Of the performance, any
one thinks he has not had his money worth,
he may draw upon us at sight for his quarter.
To all those who can relish and enjoy hearty
laugh, part third will be peculiarly acceptable.
This part Is entirely original, and therefore
not old and stale, and though brimful Of fun
from beginning to end, there will be nothing
through its entire performance, that will Of
fend the most fastidious We dare not at
tempt even an outline of this part Of the pro-
gramme, but will refer all who wish to learn
the particulars to Hon. Mr.. CASSIBALIsKIDE-
Observation-Disclosures, a leading character or
sec advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Lecture.-The State Temperance Lecturer,
MIR. DETwILDER, delivered lecture at this
place, on Monday evening last, at the Mctho-
dist Hall. A very respectable audience was
present, and the speaker presented ideas
which if carried out would greatly benefit
the temperance cause among us. Mr.. Def
WILDER having passed through the fiery Or
deal of drunkard's life, is fully acquainted
with his subject, and possesses the necessary
faculty for doing much good in the noble
cause to which he is devoting his life. The
friends of Temperance in Iowa, should ex-
tend to him a liberal and generous support.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Rain.-The long expected and much need
cd rain came to us last Monday morning, and
during that day and the next we had sue
cession Of warm, refreshing showers. We'd
nesday, however, was rather a cold, raw, day,
with slight drizzle, but now it is as warm,
growing weather as ever gladdened farmers
heart. Crops and gardens were suffering
sadly for want of the aqueous fluid, and had
it been delayed a week later, the consequent
ces would have been disastrous, but as it was
the rain came just in time, and ever since
you can almost see things grow
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

To,on Electioa.-The election last Monday,
passed off quietly, and very light vote was
polled Though there were two tickets in the
field, Politics did not enter into the cleo
ton at all, both tickets being formed out of
local differences. The following arc the Of
ficers elect:
Nayor-C F. JAQuErH.
Councilmen-1st Ward-HESRY MILLER,
4. B. CARPENTER.
I'd WarM-GEo MILLER. NJ. II. CRAEGER
and f. HoDGIN were tic, and will probably
draw cuts to determine who is the lucky man.
3D. Wa1ql-P. CROSBY, II. MBLLN.
4h IEard-J. N. BoNNELL, CLINTON CAR
PEWTER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

-An,erican Erp,ess.-Since the trains COM
menced running to Jcssup, we have daily
Express to and from Dubuque. This is a
great improvement upon the old semi-weckly
arrangement. Messrs. Bishop & BENJAMIN
are agents for this company at this place.
They are also agents for the sale of Railroad
and Stage tickets. Persons wishing to go to
Chicago or further East, can save money by
purchasing through tickets from this point.