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, 1860-04-18

ProrE11zR Yorso AxEnIcA.-The propeller Young
America Chapman. from ogdcnstursh, arrived Last
Ing. She is the first ress:l through The WeAnd Canal
Which has reached til. pot this ecason. Captain C.
no lee In the S.1aiat clear. H. quite fec: Of
ss In Lake Huio tue gtss Iound up and therc is
no doabt Of their running through The Straits without diff
Guilty. The Young America will leave far osdcnsbnrs
On Thurtday, with eraia and hcur.
The ha.k SaaAa1t. with lumber from S,snau, and
the schooner D. Il. Martini from Cleveland, with cargo
of coa. arrived here to-day. TLey came through the
Straits without Interruption.
.u{sesllansous.
The barque Ocean Wave, reported aground on tia ST.
Cair Flats has b:cn got on by the tug Gore. and las
resumed her voyage for this pcr-
I1An11srr o. VESSEL OxsERs.-Tlo Detroit Tribune
states that through the !an.uuentty Of Senator Chandler
from Michigan b has passed the United States Senate
extending TO the lakcs the maritime law which makes
vessel tan IN caoa liable only to tie fu amount OF
her value. BY the law - It now s'ands, small vcnsc
owner may Ut one fell swoop be inueted In amount
executing by tsa fold or even twenty fod Ills ability to
pay.
p,ned b. snow Which prevailed On r ar Eight vas ve1
aa taa tss hy s seas vesxesn
and Point Barques when Tue gale al bound
ss,te[ IT, Ihty III d ad @ much t1oueleia s " ''
Tho II Trenton, bcuad to Sasnaw fcr 1umbtr, went
ahoFe about three o'clock rcsserday morning. owing to
Encouragement Of thu eelnias ne9s BY: Foint Il miles
fYonl ,he liver, the Canada SIDE. The Enow Was
ndnr that The core until the vesse! struck
H. be far1an ecu:ttcd h"r t. prevent her sinking and
taue to hs siy last :': m atus: STE VIII be gos o
wlthou. much da.Hasr+
Another hr:e r-t ..4o: - ut hsK way between Blue
Point snIt The river IN e!. tue Grand Trunk depot
uef name So t~"tttd'iirt- . .. ..
echputer. HLElCr:I. kaa ash rc ne11 L1kcpor
m fhe Arer:c .r 3D. " .rs a,7e 1ort Huron. she
ii. - .re -t,e. Il !. oi:cr e::sc-s. Of which VIC
viii Ire .c:si!.~: in ada: r. tSs'.i..io Ft. Pes,
lii.
vs*1 E7s7A1a ~ !1+i:nt forxAG:s vLo 't.t lH1E.:
on Si..lar :1f l* as.f t" Et! become I!s~.
nothing wsntl:- ut. ul tt SEc to se.G Il "kf..
ipE.'-te:Ic:. Ts:eu ., lssi
Far s.t1xeNl. Il. I:b arr. fas! ta:lrs -c-sct y c
,ehc II :i:c w. rL I1eHl iii. Po-t - Dr.
c<a.l *.sa3 9Th c:.a .; snsn fsr s,na snt ii
nu -cer.+l .cttsf pti=rss hnl Vi hE
-yn-I IT l'eI :ss.-Wi...rss %sAl:-s
HrEsf FAN VI etl.o nsta ne Et lid II.
J. wllca rA+t.t cuTn Is,c5:y afs tac a.sf ~
!',:z.tt f:le Es.s. 1t:a.
, 1860-04-18

Steamer Sunk--T1arcc Lives Lost.
MEMPHIS, April 1G.-Thc steamer Defender,
from New Orleans to Pittsburg, was snagged
aud sunk near Laconia On Saturday evening,
The boat had henry cargo and is a total loss.
Three deck passengers were lost.
, 1860-04-18

The Corn market to-day opened rery quiet,
tut under Al active speculative and fair ship
ping demand, the market wsx firm, aud closed
with N upward tendency. The salss amounted
10 about 10000 bushels, ut &c for fair canal
aaos.; 44a@&5c for No. l; and 4sc for 10. 3.
Wheat wss in better supply, and the market de-
, 1860-04-18

MONTREAL, April lit rained hard during
last night. Tie weather to-day is clear and
rery mid. Tho thermometer IT o'clock this
morning stood 40 deg. aboro Zero:
The first steamer ioE Quebec lett last night.
, 1860-04-18

Florida Democratic Convention.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 9.-The Democratic
State Convention endorsed to-day the United
States Senatorial resolutions.
, 1860-04-18

MILWAUKEE Aurl l4.-lrtived-S Triumph Les.
lie, CLicsgo; 3fasslcn, Lloyd, do.
ieih.-Ucared-- Prop YonrE America, Chapman. Gil.
esRo Tempest. Leslie, do:
DETROIT, Aprl ll6.-Ciearcd- Steamer Comet Morgan.
ce's1:S: cen'TsET:r1Axp pl14-ce,zea- C. d1,wo,a,
Fall chicago; yorktown, Randall do; MddeseK, Feru-
ron; ha-
, 1860-04-18

TrxsDkr Eyxslna, April L. 1850.
W4ExLr REv1Ew.-The following compara-
tive tables Of receipts md shipments show the
movement Of produce, &C., during the past
week. and since tho 1st Of january:
, 1860-04-18
Failure fn RQstoll.
IkeulIb}tcnn Victory.

KosroS, april 1.-THE suspension Of Allen,
Neil & Co., Bankers, is announced. Liabilities
are small and assets will probably cover the de-
, 1860-04-18
Hew YORK Market.
BITua17kAfN.J

Mepr 4oEk Market.
Br Tr11aRArHJ NKw fosx. Apru1T.
F1orn-Tnnssctions ons moderate extent prizes
generally without material change. Demand Il chiefly
for the supply Of ths present wants Of the oe trade sales
Of 100 brls 1t for super stats t5t0@a 20 for
IA d. for super wsetsEn, fos common
IN round hoop Ohio: closing qules and seady. Canadn
-four IN good Eeactat 1t good pses ses h1a n Pm
, 1860-04-18

SPRINGFIELD, April ia destructive fire
occurred in Sandoval, ILL.,. on Wednesday night,
which destroyed the large eating house, telc.
graph office, the Adams express office, the
Offices Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
aud Illinofs Central Railroad, together With
four dwellings on the north side Of the above
The contents of the various Offices, we learn,
were sayed, though all the buildings we're en-.
trcly consumed
, 1860-04-18

New Express Tor Pixies Peak
St. JosEru, april 1jth.-The Central Overland
California < Pixies Peak Passenger Express
Company hare put OH line Of coaches to leave
here tri.weekly, commencing to morrow morn.
ing. aud going through to Denver City in six
f,, a.
, 1860-04-18
Qttp Ta1 5ale,
GTATE OF UIIN0Is o.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Comfy
IL, a.ss Ees; ss citg * e ceaxo sscy cssso1. j.
sX Soss T. hes;sy F.sn. taa. whcrea. The una.e
coa1 e q; 4; D. ~ s: II Te, of H.
1.onf o III ne Gsc.t Howe In aid Ciy Of cGa2%
81 s. o1 'a e or
ptesss n s9ss Isspssrey ate cn aeeoa
aua 91ss Of s3a cy Of hr anep.i a 1Ie e.. A.
hereinafter msutoned and ~hsEea. ents tai
been pronounced by kala Court against tEe snt. H.,
lots. pieces and parcels tand htranatef drsi.t @
Of E2d Colltc ,ts sa1 reports Together WITT hs rr
11Ie Of tho C0uE. thereon Wus issued of ar.
seal Of said Court directed to the sad c;y Csnr taa
Now th- refo1e, be 1t known that tho a..
Collector Of the City Of Chlcaxc. will by sttue ef Il,
premises, Ft1ay, the .uth day Of Anil i I, IL, "
1t the hour Of ten O'Clock in the mnsnnz ii lie int
Of the Court House. In said City Of h;cxo e1toyo t nn
ae sale she following dessed lands lots sualtt. 5frt~.
order Of safe therein for shs amount II Tho at Interest
and costa Of the asseeItt nte5est AID c4,sts uus
thereon respectively upon sid grnerat and special wTk,i
N nd copy, Ycpora md hereinafter described
to Wit: ~
4. r. c. MUELLER. City Collector,
for tie collection If tta annual taxes for u
Municipal Year 4. D. E53.
, 1860-04-18

r,,rso Cr-c-oycitr. Evsr.:e. cEr. Nc: trz y,
iasss Eapit1: 'c. rltn. AlEsIi'vt f.os. E1ng.ari
j. ha i. ins.. :an.s' e Ss"gn, - Fasss VA; y \
North. 5. u 3:ews. Gesu;u ue, tt:1t siaH. 1,ty. i
LAthaM, IrI .idek.
n :brEs Giauistnr carol.e sch1 1hse i.., Era,
dor Republic dial, Cullen a. Atafr, Industry. Fo7t
L. IL Mason Freeman, Clara Adams, ]. W. Sargent II. l.
, 1860-04-18

Peoria, Ill, April l7.-At the city election in
Pckin yesterd.y. Isaac F.. Leonard, Bepubli-
can, was elected Mayor, over d. Prettyman.
nrmnrret
, 1860-04-18

Ba1pGKPonr, Cr., April 17.-Report SAYS thu,
Adams Express messenger on the train from
Boston, was robbed last ight- The safe is aaid
to have been thrown from the baggage car be.
tween New York and New Haven, md Is said to
hare contained $lo0, 200.
, 1860-04-18

ST. JonSs, y. B., April 1.-The business
stroyed by fire last night. Over 100 buildings
were burned The loss is estimated \. over
s3u0,000, aud insurance about s75,co0. The
Telegraph Office being destroyed and the in.
s.ruments injured, we are unable to obtain as
ret any further particulars.
, 1860-04-18

HOUSE DRAINS NOTICE.
- SE1r4or coxxu*1oxzss' Oz1,cx, Chtcsso, H.,
ApHIsd 1So.The following oraef WIS ra.set It eS1-
fzf meeting Of the Beard to d1y:
01DKxKp. That hereafter ali private drains connecting
beard. - pEnvdtl, AUTHORIZED axenft
The applicant for license ha together with reputable
0tt1ens known 10 least members Of the Bosft sgn
bond u the renal sun dollars execute
the WORK In honnsh and woE kraanke n1snnar, A1t in
al reHpect areeab!y such rules ttons as may
from TINE ss lime + !; III: le.. aaa e
on wt!eh The trars may be la.t ard this Rasd harness
from I'll damage astrs rom aay tuPt1eea careless
execution Of the s1tne-
OapE1Ep That notice Of the adoption Of tha regulation
be puhlIshed! IN the city newspapen-
Dy rrteF Of the Goar1, J. D. y WEDSTER.
1r4ha91 IN F+Snrr rIxsIo1
, 1860-04-18

C1xc1xSAT1.-The Ga=ttte Of yesterday, speak
ing Of Saturdays money market, says:
Matters underwent decided change for the
better during the week, aud matters are aeain
fairly in the Improving scale. Rates Of interest
range from 10 to 12 per cent.
The market for Eastern exchange was closer
again on Saturday. Between the collections,
packages, and iocal demand, most Of the houses
were considerably pressed, and consumers who
had nc claims upon drawers were compelled, in
some cascs, to pay prem. In the regular way,
however, rates were Us before-40@45 prem.
buying. and prem. selling.
~ Earnings Of the Galena l. Chicago
Union Railroad Company for the week ending
, 1860-04-18
LATER

CiScn'xATr, April IA dispatch to The
sup't: Of The Adams Express says, the money
the New Haven road. WAS s1s.0 instead oj
$4,000 as stated iu the Bridgeport dispatch.
, 1860-04-18

- Don't stop to ask if there is Gas in the
house you are about moving into. Remember
that Kerosene is far better and cheaper light.
With our new Burners there is no smoke or
smell. Call and see our Lamps at tue Lamp
and Oil Emporium, LEG Clark street, between
Washington and Madison streets. ap14-1.t
, 1860-04-18

Oot1 ou hand. O.
Coin to daft in u. York and other places 1hB9 Il
Missouri Bank rotes SEQ q
rrhsr ypztY,Tire AA'1Rl II
, 1860-04-18

MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN
Providence &C. At the September at the Supreme
Court holden 4 P'ostenee whia and for tie County Of
de!c and dsereed BY said Court that The holders the
bls of sfe Mount Vernon Bank In oles to be ens!edto
dividend OF the OF said Bank. should deposit the
$780,
tlec 10 a holders Of the bills at said bank o~ the
ssns with bln as hts ed1ee II Blackstone bosk: No.
Day July A. D. !se and thss such depo.tors shall
ceiye from him certificates Of such deposits. which Will
itlethen to all dvidends SAIL hills by any future
order Of said Court CHARLES T. B1iOHNEi.4.
RecctvertE the Mount Vernon EAnk.
1ar1 d.nSk hu14
, 1860-04-18

CHICAGO, April, ls60.-.Hr. Thos. Georgt--
Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiries about
the Winship Refrigerator. wqich purchased Of
Jon, I an happy to say that, after using it for
nearly two years, am persuaded that it is the
best Refrigerator hare ever used, and hare
tried several kinds. l can therefore cheerfully
recommend it to all who want a good aztice Of
the kind. Yours, &C.,
Mas. Wu, Fl. BRows,
np14 At $50 Michigan ayenue.
, 1860-04-18

INDEPENDENCE, April 1.-THE Santa Fe mail
from, Pawnee Fork arrived to-day. The con- con.
eoser eoae 9eRor a sa he route crowded
Mexican trains coming in here. Ia ss sa1s ~ ~
grass is fine and abundant 0H'8 aug
Inc malls are now travelling without an az.
cors, out 1t Is not considered entirely safe. The
reports from the hostile Indians are for peaca
out .nslr treachery is so we'll known, that moi
Of friendship. f1-e's''u9
No rain has fallen here for two months and
everything ie in parched condition, N
, 1860-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE-Whcrras

,RUSIEESS SALE.-N hcreas.
Eroch B. stevenA AID Ez. beth ~ stsver g. lis wife,
Of The city Of chcszo County Of c and st te ct l-
did thr sx1h day Of January in the ys-s
Of our L9s sne thousand eight hunaF md u'y.nue.
Itqstee Deed ot Trast q ne premI;ss hsr:ni,sz s
e BY the said Enoch b. Stsvens. and the therr-
and also xll aud every indebtedness Ct lhsly which
The SD EnOeh Stevens then owed any time
After might owe be liable to FAY :" The Merchants
Savings Ian and Trust Company. by virtue OF ATTY IN,
uctr bond bill Of exchange, draft, pan:s e!o:ze
ent or 0therwtsc anil Ere 'ntee.t thsrcen which sat
Deed Of Trust bsrs la.e t:e said wetvs1tA tay ns
January i. D. S39 and Is coFIsd tn tie Reruners Of
ece Of Cook County 1nintl In Hoek II. Of Deeds Pscc
t07.
Now therefore, deft Aarins been uac In the p.y tnt
ot2 p1umssosy note, se.ureI by saa De+ Of Tf.t
appcsiiou having been made u By the leea ho DER
hsreof publ notice Is h.Erby gives tina, Under and in
pursuance Of The power aal authority granted 10 IN
and by said Dead Of Trust and ths and pnrp,ses
therein expressed shall. on Tuesday. The eklt d.y 0!
Aay A. D. 1Bo 1T the hour Of ten O'Clock In the
s1 ta: H. Tie north doot Of the Court ocss in saa
thehlshs3t ard bes: b'edr for e7,h ,hss sean tec
us and o:i9x l. the Conny q Coot aai State u Illinois
three tss) a5d ts Ss IN oss tcrtytwo t.:
benea and equity Of redemption Of The s,'a Enoch B.
stevens and Elizabeth H. Stevens. bis vile. t1eft betrs
an1 asstSns therein.
, 1860-04-18
nA1.rAa 4fS E2H

Statement Of the Doatmen's Saving lustitu-
4ion for the week ending April II, 1860:
Cnn. .41A $50 ~
Exchange nstuIsd and maturing. ss99 904 -
Statemeut Of the condition of the German
Savings Institution for the week ending April
H. 1850:
, 1860-04-18

~ Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned md repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times
, 1860-04-18

Stoxs! Signs! SlGSs !-Chambers & Dubois
description Of S;gas, BSaner.. 6e., in he be;1
styles at very low prices ap9-1m
p1kE's rEAKERs, A77Esr1oS!- Complete Rub
bcr Outfits, Goats, Camp Blankets, etc, etc., al
Jno. h. Idcson hc., 81 Dearborn st. ap3-tf
, 1860-04-18
ST, Louis, Alton & Chicago Railroad


VIII b pail to any who will furnish sueh informs
oo a will en- te the discovery and conviction Of tho Of
fender o6tudsr1.
JAMES RnNB
ap1f Ks. .wd&w CUAS, CONCIiUy1 heeesaSs+
, 1860-04-18

II ynu need clothes and lack mo7ey to buy them
Take old to Cook j. NcLalnnss to iry thera-
fhey7l at % penbnrn. rer1ir, clean. and dye them,
And make them XIV. uncss people belle them.
, 1860-04-18

The Real Estate Savings Institution shows
$4,so0 Of coin, and &s,Sa7 Of Missouri bank
notes this eyenlng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
Twe5sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON PoEY-
S 70 BY j. B. WALTON, .


SATURDAY, April 81, 1850, Mt IL O'Clock
- ~, ut tie ST. Charles Exchange. will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon District this city,
Square bounded by Posyiar Annuncson Deord and Fou
cher Streets designated the No. 81 plan drawn by c. A.
Hedn engineer the 18th Of March, 1852 deposited in the
sfieeof Genes late notary pubic n this city measuring
lines width In the fronting alley feet wide dvid
ing said Square, and opening Anuncsion and Foucher
l2i inches in depth the side towards
and ia feet inches and lines In depth the side
towards f ucher street.
The buildings and improvements said consist Of two
story brick dwelling, sateroesd. having Two below
and four above and gallery in front stairs
kitchen slate rooted and gallery r. 'front.' having three apart
frame stable twoSery slate rooted, story for
the street the stables, cistern in the yard
E TERMS-0ne third cash-baiance in and two years
credit in the notes Of the purchaser his order bear
Ing per cent interest annum from day Of sale % ma
special mortgage the property sold until final
The bUdings insured the satisfaction Of the vendor
purchaser and the policy transferred the vendor
Acts sale before W. H. Peters Notary Public at the
pense OF the purchaser. all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
- EAuyEsToCK,s vERm1FUGE.

s, safe and only efecua remedy Worms has been more
used nv regular practising physicians than any pro
;etay medicine which has made its appearance In ihe
4 used with the freedom and confidence ~
men Who attained eninence in the medical pfoeealo "
ali tbe Middle Western and Southern States
The eat cause Of It's popularity the fact that nothing has
sal hsn which nhsed in It's place. ana
Ia nsed in all cases any fears g the result
neect safety recommends ii TO every parent II s
rTsted within the system 1t will speedily expel them without
fall. ==z==7,- ..,,,. o.srv nrrrbassr
hnij Ia IN hs ruard well the initials on Inc POI
c and wrapper and b. particular to gee ths no -
A Fghnestockis Tefmifuge and no othex AL ihAe>"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
By J, B.W ALTON,

Anctioneer-oface 40 Camp street.
cATIJRDAY. ADril 2S. 1860. at Ia O'Clock
following valuable property the Fourth District
THAT VERY YAIIrABI,E QUARTER OF SQUARE OF
Ground corner Prytsna Third Streets with improve
thereon the Fourth District In
bounded by Prytan Plaauemnes Third Fourth
j27 feet front on Pryana street. depth front
nm Mira s,reet Of 2 et inches between parallel lines
improvements consist Of elegant Modern Built Two
ESQ., containing parlos library, small china closet
i n and b6oir with front and back galleries On second
ins roo my Ill h,;,d;nrs .nn,oin;n ,braa aarusns
floor, twots,ory pack puiunss h ,n,h ~,
rooms keie' ois o"s Tie banss Il aaisd
mousse STABLES; saSras "a; ert
th9asna WIN ss M i1y ns choice nants shade and
frl trees lms NJ pf3SPe,S + n,,; hn ~ ths
slsna and hat nonn,asiap and e,iy IN he
most eegan, NV 100 al os sie
me % % IN sorn;a ths Garner os PrxIana
VI !; ~ ,o,a IN ~, 800 N F
anu ss.eS .. r. ny INA T9 raa, ~ a,
Naystes Wv nan I ra,Sn ~ 4 a AZ ma
No ~ ~ vi 2 pm" " =. a.
de Ss ~ measure each n feat inches f,ont
an pvtania strse nv enh Of abon In eet Iseen nraIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE Two-sroRY DWELLING
House Esplanade street.
BY J. B. WALTON,

- .9 BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-OHice, 40 Camp seaet.
WILL BE SOLD at private sale, the fol-
w lowing described property IH5g
ONE LOT OF GROUND. with the improvements thereon,
in Third District bounded by Espianade Dor
geno and St. john streets neasung lAs feet inches and
on St street. depth l49 feet IL inches and lines
on one side and II feet inches the other side.
The improvements Of elegant and de-
srabe modern built Two Story Dwelling House. with fnted
columns containing psrlors dining and hall
hoor sleeping and hall the second floor carriage
house. stables cisterns, etc.
The grounds are beautifully garden and
planted with great variety Of flowers. plants, etc.
fine opportunity to parties wishing
desirable residences Esplanade
street.
pa-For terms and conditions, apply at the Auctoneer's
ofice = N ale If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YOUNG SLAVES, FROM sHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction,
without reserve or limit. 4s $s Y41&S&s
ny j. b. WALTON.

THIRTY Eo1,R IJKEty yo1rNt, SLAVES FROM sHEp
80, -, =, -, 49, -, 80, n, I'm SO,
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION at Auction
without reserve limit 5s4 Yfssa
nv Walton
~ -. !" 49, -"
,.1 4 S-5 .ii Auchoneer-Ofdce, 40 Camp street.
vXTEDyESDAY AprfI 25fl, 1850 MT IA
wv o,cock M III the AZ fonts Exciiange 81 Ious srrct
iii he sold rithont reserve n limit " T'3
THIRTY -FOUR LIKELY YOUNG SLAVES. from the
Colleen Grove Sugar Plantaop of Shepherd & HOOK
These slaves are sold for no other that they left
he and came 10 te CITY ID establish their
witch they had been made 10 believe had been given them
the death OF their former MASTER They are
hr AS good subjects and valuable slaves as are
H. found on any and they offer ar Opportunity rarely
Il III met with for sar planters ID purchase yong and
slaves accustomed to liz culture Of the sugar cane
he the
cumsisnce above named -
TERMS-One cash. bird at months and
third Twelve months credit city acceptance bearing
nj N the rate III Mn cent par snpum from day Of sale
10 be Furnished by the purchasers are 10 be TO the
entire satisactioll of ihe vendor = ~
- f=55=i5 cI5AvrS
? = 9 ! T. =.
FREDERICkt aged % years hcd hand and ploughman
hand and pIoughn,an.
5. CHARLES WRIGHT, aged As years; field hand and
ploughmnn
PATRICK Of the above, aged "a years; field hand
and poughman. 9.4
ANTHONY, aged 40 years; field hand and good
a aued field hand and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23


By J. 3. WALTON,
Auctionesr--0sfce. 40 Camp street
CATyRpAY. 2sth inst, At , r. O'Clock q. a.
SEVEN Lars OF GROUND in The First Disrcs. ie the
assss sssssss sss9 %. reg
John 81 iset inches and lines in te b. depth
1 8 ~ e. Il ssn
s"a e sa asss e ss Story and
Brick Dwelling House containing four Foon Eseres front
700 Ss' as I'D hs center ~. Kitchen
Lot No measures Is feet front on St jobs street. By
p u I sss sf e. a ri se soh
On TITS lst e the Rieiog School and sissss q
rate e $50 per aaaum - 49,.
depth 4 is fse nesa sa~sen seb I
The Improvements on this lot consist Of Onestory Frame
Lot No - inches 81 Peter street.
fst 10 nehss 'front.' sa 81 Peter street.
p ss assi asa ~ ss f II ne Of II ss.
n5-TERMs- fourth cash baianee IN H. Is and "a
Icnhs h The notes q ss paressers 70 their order
q sss ~ f. md re o. M nun from dsy
paid with special mortgage on the property sold until final
The buildings 10 be insured the satisfaction vendor
BY tns " and ns geics nsrssd e ysnder
expense Q. the purchasers. - -. an
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH EXTENSIVE
n sssa: e sn ed = % Frs ed
kets aud the business portion Of the city.
By J. B. WALTON,
AUcrrosgER-onace 40 Camp street..
~ !. II s. ca PfE aehsnss III . sd q
{ THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE situated In ths
ssssss bounded y Claiborne Canal psfes ad s''
The ground contains four lots III lots each measuring
parallel q III feet inches The other lois sdioin tbs
aforesaid On the line with The same front on Derhgny
street, BY the depth between parallel lines
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
AUCTION SALES.

AuGT1UN SALES.
CREDIT sAf.E-sHAwLs. EHBRoIDERIEs RIBBONS
and Parasols.
BY E. ROGER &c CO..
Auction Rooms Nos. 45 and 81 Old Leyee street,
: between Custonhouse and Bjenyille sts.
NJ Del rooms Nos : and ii Old IsSss ssrss G.
Spring s'sll. and Cashmere shawia.
Bands HsndEse Sleeves. Eds fS etc., s's''e' '''e's
100 cartons fresh new style Bonnet Ribbons.
H5-TERSs-over $40 30 days credit szs
CREDIT SALE = FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY
Goods.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO., e 1871
Auction Rooms, Nos. As and II Old Leyee street.
between Cnstomhoase and BienyiIle streets.
ihsii fosas kos I'd Old iaSss s'ss e.
cases f e s1sssS F 5sSs'.
J. ~ irish Linens
l1ss KKsasy A@ ea,.sa. Linens
10 Stripes, Tisks and Dsnims.
" Esssss s ssssss ss ssa sss Dry Goods az.
CHINESE, JAPANESE, TURKISH AND PERSIAN Goods,
the only general collection in United States auction
BY McCERREN, LANDRY IL CO.,
@. W. MccERREs, Auctionser. 81
Office and saIesrocm Masonic Hail. st. Charles street.
ths aacsioa as Masonic II Han s. chsfiss g..
will be sold at auction
beautiful assortment Of Chinese Japanese Turkish and
hesrs
Camphor and Wood Trunks very rare and only
peyentiyes against mot Fans and Gard Cases exquey
carved Chinese Vases the finest imported Books Of Paint
s sn rs ag Esa mel s S
superior; Extraordinary Games Of the Oreata Turkish
Table Covers, Of texture and finish TO be equaled.
| X "A
Chinese popelne Dresses wide and Persian shaws
Easterns
The tasteful aHd curious will this desirable chance
Of obtaining articles elegance ornament and utility which nc
other nation even initiate.
6-The above goods direct importation from China ia
Turkey and Persia and will be sold without
n9-They will be opened for exhibition on Monday.
"a TERas1 Cash aso