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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
YABUA LIE IMPROVED PROPERTY, WITH CULrl-
waited grounds in Jefferson City tile Carroton Railroad
near Bouigns station, at auc,on.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
SATURDAY, April al, 1850, ia It L 40 o'clock,


SATURDAY, April FL, 1860. at IL O'Clock,
~ at the st Charles Exchange will be sold q, auction
FIVE LOTS OF GR0UND in HE City Of jefferson IN the
square bounded by Nayades Apollo PIans vaece
Cadiz streets, being square No. 81 Viii Jams plu de
signaed BY the Nos inclusive plan By g. A.
Hedn dated I'D January 1851 deposited h the office of T.
o. Stark notary public and measuring each No
Nayades street. by depth Of lis between parallel lines
Lot No forming the Nayades and Vaence
The improvements these lets consist of built
story Cottage House, with slate containing parors
l5S by feet bedrooms breakfast and kitchen; and
back buildings containing two rooms, wash
stoeoon etc. stables and feed cisiens capable Of
containing from 4 5000 gallons under Of the csterns
elevated brick base is wine cellar There is good
well near the stables, with pump ETC.. complete
These lots well fenced and filed and the grounds
handsomely improved there being flower garden containing
valuable plants and fruit trees,
This property in of the most desirable eghborhoods In
Jefferson City being In the immediate vicinity of the former
residence Of Saue j. Peters, ESQ., other elegant
of-town residences in the vicinity of New Orleans.
lnTERMS-0ne-thd cash the purchaser assume three
notes for $500 EACH bearing interest the of cent
annum from date to maturity cent thereafter If
puncay paid and payable respectively, The 1s Of May
1861 1862 and 1853 and the balance in the note Of
the purchaser to his order bearing interest the of
per cent from day of sale maturity and
cent thereafter If punctuhy paid with special mortgage
the property sold until final The buildings
red to the satisfaction of the vendor by the purchaser and
the policy transferred To the vendor until final payment
Act of sale before o. de Armas, Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. alt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE TWo-stoHY DWELLING
House on Espanade street.
BY J. B. WALTON,


WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale, the fol-
w lowing described property
ONE L.tT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon,
in the Third District in the bounded by splanade Dor
genois John measuring 3 feet inches and
lines front Espaade street. 59fee II inches and lines front
St. John street. by depth Of l49 feet II inches and lines
side, and II feet 3 inches on the either side.
The improvements this lot consist Of an elegant and de-
sabe niodera bnit TwoStory Dwelling House, with inted
columns In front containing paror dining and hall
first floor sleeping and hall the seeohd floor carriage
house, stables esesns etc.
The grounds are beautifully laid ont flower garden, and
planted with a gfea variety of flowers plants, etc.
The property presents fine opportunity parties wishing
to purchase desirable residences Eplanade
street.
nor For terms and conditions apply at The Auctioneers
office ale IT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17

POSITIVE SALE, FOR LIQUIDATION OF VERY yALU-
able Property the best Locations in the Fourth District
superior Modern Dwelling House Quarter Square
Of Ground, corner of Prytania and Third streets.
Quarter Of Square, Of and Fourth streets
Squire Of Ground bounded by St. Charles nte Nayades)
Apols Pleasant and Harmony
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AMUSEMENTS.

AuA 6G4MGls A0s
VARIETIES TIIEATER, GR4yIER STREET
Lesees and Manager. .,.........Nr.J JOHN q OWENS
Actng Manager y. chESBI
Summer SEASON.
BENEFIT OF MRS. JOHN wooD.
MONDAY EVENING, April ~, 1850
WI b gIsysd x Art lime II tt ETY. The petite comedy s
We H. DE- -; sSaa
y JEsNY S = ss s
Mem T. VIZ Wae fG an %9 Sog r. Il E s s
LehHngwsIi; Widow Rattieton, Miss susaa Denim.
s.nssrs q O'Clock Performances to eoa
once ior securing Private Boxes and Chair
III :. :. -, W ". b. cHIrPENDALE, Treasurer.
SPALDIrG q ROGERS
AaPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM
81 Charles ST.. Commercial Place.
TUESDAY NIGHT, April II,
EsEsHd ss% 1p T. iS y he eREaT Nc
MIR. Sam Cowerl,
Conessed the artistic gsnsunsny comic vocalist 81
isqfa = ~ s. ss s ss e "a
Vocal cSaaassr sess n 81 by s Ne
Singer i''. elfs fAoAs 'ne accomplished 'e'eh Ballad
R~CHANGE OF HOUR-Doors open at Z o'clock Peg
fornanes to commence at o'clock
ances only. - -7z.zs-s
Museum and Grand Aquaria,
Or Ocean snd River Gardens with 10000 other curiosss
A9- Admisson--25 Cents All
CT. CHARLES THEATEH.-sT. CHARLES 81
Mr. DE snd Manager.
THE RENOWNED
French Operetta Company,
VIII appear under the Direction Of MONS. C. SAGE
TUESDAY NIGHT. April II. 1850.
To commence witt, La cHArTE mETAMoRpHosE.wne
Darcy Is Minee; Ma,anne Mile Angee Gaido Mons Du-
r. Mons 81 snGf Nslf sRas
H s. s ba mh nd ID s iii
Company.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and parauet.s. =
room Boxes each IS cents Private Boxes eas6
NEW OPERA EIOUsE-coRNRR OF BOURBON
IN and Toulouse streets.
TUESDAY NIGHT. Aprill7. 1860.
THE DRAGONS OF yn.LARs-opera in three acts, BY
Maiiard
ss'ssst iy K. sss. +
anee. Performance commence. at O'Clock. all
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREE
NJ. DUPLAIN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Director.
New Season, commencing Sunday night.
April s, 1860.
DRAMAS yAUDEyILLEs AND BuFFo OPERAS.
The Orleans Theaer win re-opened brief season on
SUNDAY NIGHT the 9Th inst for thu performances
mas, vaudeviiles and Bufo Operas.
The PRINCIPAL artists of the company apperjne are MINIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17


WV. sYER, Anctioneer-0fice No. q Camp street.
SATURDAY, April FL, 1860. Mt ~ o'clock
- NJ the ST. Charles Exchange st. Charles street. by
yre III three orders Second District Court
Of New Orleans the 18th Of April 1889 and the sh
March, 1860 the following described property the
of the succession Of Greer Duncan deceased will be
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon Situated in the half
change Alley having 20 feet front Excfange Alley by
depth Of IS feet chesnore essF rench measure
Exchange Alley rented for law offices at the of
= 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with all the
buildings thereon situated IN the half
bounded by Cusohonse Royal and Benye streets and Ex
change Alley measuring 20 feet inch and lines front Gus
tohouse street by $50 feet in DEPTH and front on Exchange
Alley The improvements comprise ree-story brick building
containing thirty rented as offices and known as
lately occupied by Messrs Mcconnell their law
Office is sold subject the usufrnct in favor OF James McCon
ns FIJI a N Z! o SsTfoses ss Rousp lately occupied
by the deceased together with all the buildings and improve
thereon, the rights privileges erytudes and ad
ated in the First District Of this city IN the square bounded by
Apollo Nayades Euepe and Tepschore streets designated
deposited in the office Of r. o. stake Notary Public this
city plan No. l2 said lot measuring 25 feet inches and
lines front Apollo the each Of Eutepe and
Terphore and the dimensions the line all
English The improvements comprise elegantly
built mansion large kitchen hist house fne Coach
green's plants shrubbery etc. and all the improvements
and offices requisite for gentleman's residence.
Said property be delivered the purchaser month after
j. Pew No. 76 ST. Paul,s Church.
Ma-TERMS-For the Pew, cash for the Real Estate
fourth cash. and the balance credit OF and
purcs es bearing interest cent from date
thrifty and thereafter nj cent until PAID and secured by
special mortgage upon the property sold.
The improvements 10 be kept insured by the purchasers
and the policies transferred to the executor until the final
ments have Eeen made.
Of sale before r. G.. Cuvier notary public at the
pense of the purchasers. ms az II Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17

MOST DESIRA ABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE.
giant private residences the Fourth District by
Chestnut, ST. Andrew, Pagnemines and Josephine Streets
divided into quarters Of square.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofice 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale. on appIi-
w cation to the Auction
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most elgibHy located square
ground bounded by Chestnut Andrew Paquennes
Josephine Streets divided and be sold in quarters measuring
follows H
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Oh Chestnut and
Andrew streets lT9 feet inches and lines front
by LII feet II inches in Depth and front ST. An
drew street
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine Streets Ire feet inches and lines front Chestnut
street. Us feet inches and lines depk and front
sephlne street.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Plaouenines and
Josephine Streets inches and lines trout PLAQUE
mines street, by l2S feet inches and lines Josephine
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Plaquemines and
ST. sraas l3 inches and lines front PLAQUE
mines street. by III feet II inches St. Andrew street.
This we'll known square, formerly belonging to j. Burnside
Esq., has it large number of fine rge shade trees
we'll filled fenced and offers parties seeking sites
esidece opportunity procure
n ost desirable the Fourth District
1t within OF the Magazine street Market and
square of the Py fine Of omnibnsses and the of
the horse car railroad under contract.
H5s~For price and Terms apply 10 the Anctioheer. al6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
Rn.L1ARD TARLEs-BnLIARD TABLES

RILLKARB TABLIs-BIl1LIARU TABLES
35...........,. 81. LOUIS STREET.
Under the St. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned begs leave inform the public that
opened BILLIARD sALEsRooM Mt the above place. where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated manufacory of J. ". BRUNSWICK &
Bro Cincinnati of all descriptions and prices such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHoGAN NY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble, Slate Wood Bed. Also, Bagatelle Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cush9n Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
Leathers Ten Pin Balls and everything apperinng Bill
iards or other games.
N. B-Speencns Of the above Tables
Charles Marble Hall and St. Louis Billa;d Rooms.
Anticipating done short notice and reasonable
MO " =z==zzA W. MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17

VARIETIES THEATER, aR4yIER STREET
lNsees and Manager. JOHN q OWNS
Acting Manager o. CHESLBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
Summer SEASON..
MoyDAY gyEyTNe tpriI II.

sEsErIr OF uRs. JOHN wooD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
.nRPHliNssHONIE.

Benefit of this Institution,
will take place Of the lTth lS 18th and 10Th
inst. Odd FELLOWS HALL.
The Home being deprived of its usual aid from the State,
the Lady Managers feel assured Of that from the
failed to receive from lis origin.
aTckets issued for the sd and subsequent evenings
aannd for this enerIalnment 40 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17

SUCCESSION OF GREER B. DUNCAN SALE OF 1HE
Fine Offices known as Duncan Bnidings and the sglen
Apollo between Euterpe and Terp
siehore Also desirable Pew in ST. Paus Church.
r. Cn
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
& wOLFG ANG,


There is paper printed in this place,
called the Busle, but more familiarly known
as the " Cracked Tin WHISTLE" speaking of
a little item which appeared in the Nonpa-
reil, deprecating the too common practice OF
publishing q par. of a story and then refer
ring their reader to some loathsome paper
for the remainder, it says:
By the howl Of the young wheps at the Nonpareil
once led to believe that they afraid Of the
growing popularity OF the Bu9le. One would suppose
from their howl in the last ISSUE that the kind Of adj
vertisns about which their bowels Of compassion
suddenly moved in behalf OF the subscribers Of the
Bugle, had NOT been permitted in the AonpdreH How
consistent and beautiful looks for the gang to set
howl when they fail to get the job. Do be patient
ard bear il as we'll as you can. Publishers in New
York well others, viii consult their own interst,
by advertising in the paper having the must influence
and extensive circulation Howl on-we know yuu ar
about, by the noise you make"
We publish the article entire, as an evil
dence Of the depraved and violated state Of
the editors mind. "The howl of the young
whelps at the No7pareH Office" is not only
tasteful expression, but peculiarly classic.
Are the hounds really after the whelps !?
II so, 1t win be snip and tuck" as between
the hounds and whelps, but, the whelps will
ever have little the advantage, a. no black
tan or bugls- hound, can ever overtake Us.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
MARRIED,

At the late Democratic County Conven-
ton, which was called on Wednesday by the
Bugle-man, and held on the following Sat.
urday. The editor of the aforesaid paper,
to the Hon. J. d. Test. We learn that
Messrs. KNEPrER, LARIMER, Pussy and RID
DIE, witnessed the solemn ceremony. We
understand that old growler says it was q
sham marriage, and that seduction alone
was accomplished. How that is, we cannot
say, one thing however, is certain, the de-
mocracy will be not only de- Tested, but
awfully Riddisd. A Baker has taken the
thing in hand, and If they are not done brorn
for, we miss our reckoning
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
Estray Notice.

Taken up by VIM. II. Howard, at his residence in Py.
township Cass county, Iowa. the 9th day Of Oc-
tober, 1853, one bright bay mare years old part
baldface all four feet white almost to her knees white
her under lip about i5A hands high shod behind
other marks or brands perceiuable; appraised at i
by Joseph Damon and Jefferson Goodole, before j. W.
Brinkerhof, J. p.
E. W. HENDERSON, Clerk D. G. Cass Co., Iowa
Copied from Record Jan 9th 1850. v3-39
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coRRFsPoNDENCR OF THE N0NPARIEL
DEs MoINIs, Jan. Oath, 1860.

| Dss Mo1sHs, Jan. oath, 1860.
Tho Republicans in joint caucus last night
nominated F. W. PALMER, Of the Dubuque
Daily Times, for State Printer, on the fifth
formal ballot. TEEsDALE, SAUNDERS of the
Davenport Gazette, JEROME, MAHIN and
Davenport, MI received moro or less votes
for while, but the real contest was between
PALMER AMI HOWELL. Mr.. HOWELL pre-
sented strong claims. He has conducted
very able paper for 10 these many years, and,
it il to be presumed, has not got very rich
at the business. He is shrewed political
manager-s man Of fne judgment and fine
powers generally. Perhaps there is no man
in tho State better posted in the political
history Of the country, than J. B. HowEIL.
But his section Of the State has always till
now, had the Governor-it now has both
Senators of the U. S., two Of the Supreme
Judges, and the member of Congress, from
this District. 1t was thought these were
enough. Mr.. Palmer also had many claims.
lie had done much to sustain live Repub-
lican paper in strong Democratic Dubuque,
and had contributed much to the partial
success of our ticket there, last fall. He
is man of good talents, and is good poll
tician. His nomination is we'll received on
all hands. He succeeded on the fifth for
NAL ballot-receiving 43 votes, whilst Mr..
NJ
nominated for Binder, on first ballot.
The discussion on the subject in both
Houses this morning was very animated
The Senate resolved to 60 into Convention
at IL O'Clock to elect the Printer and Bin
der, but the House, after some flaming
speeches on the democratic side, resolved
to wait till tomorrow, at IL O'Clock, at
which time, dare say, Mr.. Palmer will be
duly elected Printer and Mr.. Mills Binder.
Mr.. Claggett introduced resolution in
the House, to-day, calling on the Governor
for information as to whether he had receiv-
ed requisition from the Governor of Vir-
ginia for citizen Of Iowa, and, if tho
requisition had not been granted, what were
the reasons Of the refusal. The facts in re-
gard to this matter are about these: Gov.
Kirkwood yesterday received requisition
from Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, for the
body of Barclay Coppic, charged with COM
hitting treason and murder at the celsbrat-
ed Harper's Ferry affair. The affidavit on
which the requisition was founded was not
signed by the afiant, was merely taken by
an alleged notary public, whose jurat was
not attested by his official seal. The law of
Congress on the subject othaving been at all
complied with, Gov. Kirwood most properly
declined to grant the requisition. lSuspect
the Virginia "agent" went home with a
"bug in his ear" and Barclay Coppic will
not swing yet while. L. d. |.
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Estrav Notice.

Taken up by H. 8. Carey, at his plantation in Cass
township Cass county, Iowa. the It'll day Of Novem-
Der, 1885, iron gray mare COLT black legs tail
two years old other marks brands percciveabIe
appraised at $3.50, BY VIM. Currey and W. s. Terrence
before T. B. johnson, J. p.
L. W. HENDERSON, Clerk D. O., Cass Co.. Iowa
Copied from Record. Jan. g. 1860 xa-na9
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asa THE CLIFTON HOUSE, IN
DIES MONIES,

On the East Side of the RIVER
TIME subscriber having leased the House io, 60.
l known as the walker House. would refpecuunS om-
Icit a share Of the public patronage. she mas are
pleey rettted and refurnished it, and nenas ,tnre
il first class house Parties visiting inc es.naouly
this winter will find this House very ss St,ts
situated being but short distance ifom .unrR
House MAhLnH sn
a. Good Stabling attached to the Aouse'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
.rruBLucAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

d
National Republican Convention will meet at Chi
cs.o on wednesday the 12th day OF June next at IL
cock fnoon, the nomination of candidates 70 be
for President and Vice President at the next
election.
The Republican electors Of the several States the
members Of the Peples party Of Pennsylvania ana OF
the Opposition party New Jersey and all others VINO
are willing 70 cooperate with them in support OF the
candidates who shall there nominated and who are
opposed to the policy the present Administrator to
FEDERAL corruption and usHrpaion, to the extension o.
slavery into the Territories to the new and dangerous
political doctrine that the Constitution OF its own FORCE
carries slavery into all the Territories Of the United
States to the rcopenng of the African Slave trade, to
an inequality Of rights among citizens and who are In
favor Of the immediate admission of Kansas into the
Uucn under the Constitution recently adopted by its
people OF restoring the Fedora! Administration to
system Of rigid economy and to the principles OF wash
iaston and jefferson; Of maintaining inviolate the
rights Of the States ard defending the soil Of every
state and Territory from awess invasion; and OF pre-
sorv.n, the integrity 0; this Union and the supremacy
Of the Constitution passed in Pursuance there
o. against the conspiracy Of the leaders Of sectional
party 10 resist the majority principle as established in
this at the expense Of its existence are IN
vite send from each State two delegates from each
Congressional District and four delegates at large to
the Convention
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To Old Countrymen!

WE ARE DRAWING DIREhT ON ENG
w LAND, ireland, Scotland, and all other parts Of
Continental Europe. We also issue passage ticEets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp Bremen and Hayre
to New York. H. @. MUTT Co.
v22n2 broadway Council Bluds Iowa
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received unit. sehos House
from date for building Two Lory sie1 the same
70 he comn,eted on or before the list day Of o # tho
~ speciacations be seen st the t g pistres
County Judge at Onawa BY Gso serrrnpIHs. Prsst.
Board. MY. - g.
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WHEELER e. WILSON'S

WHEELER e. WILSON'S
Sc WING
MACHINES,
Fourth street, Ten Buildings, over Bushnen's Book
store. These Incompatible machines offered
at greatly
Reduced Prices !
And are acknowledged throughout Christendom to be
B f ST NJ ACHINES
Extant for family use
Teere are now forty thousand of them in use. They
are the only machines that will every purpose
Every garment be made ON them, and we
assure all those who purchase that, with little in
struction all the drudgey of sewing be done away
with
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:
list. They are much simpler in construction
%. They are much easier kept in order
Sd. They require much less power to work them
4h They have cumbersome iron work about
them.
9th They make but little noise much less than any
other machine.
9Th They do double the work with less power and
motion.
It'll They have two useful guagcs which no other
machines have
Sth They have attachment which turns down
folds and hens (any width) garments.
9th They have also binding attachment.
10th. The ing does not RAyEL
lth. We teach persons TO work our machine success
fully and warrant them for any reasonable length of
time or years.
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year, and last from 90 to 80 years
There is machine in st. Louis now, which has run
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Having become settled in our ample rooms We arc
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Opinions of the Press.
wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question THE
machine for family use."-Life illustrated.
"The Wheeler h Wilson is THE machine par excel.
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There is not an invention Of this inventive AGO
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sewing machine is among the most useful and
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looking out for the best it would be we'll To "a. ~
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ioi lany USE They will force the ndustry of won,
INTO thousand new channels, and emaocipate ber
,o tne cramped posture and slow staryat,ou of nee
die work.-N. Y. Tribune. VI "'o-
wheeler Wilson's Machines are tho favor,tos ,r
ydmthes being especially adapted for that nurross
ihey work more rapidly, with less friction and ;,h
greater economy Of thread than most II moi ali ,,h.
~. 7. Times '' - "'' all o'ncrs'
me whrr Of the pretty, useful, perfect m.cc,,
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wilson reminds one SO much OF the hmm NJ ,ha 49,
Gazette. 'si' -f'0"S Lesnes
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