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AUCTION SALES

a UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB CRAFT
N L. CO.--Sales.room No. Is East Fourth.s street.
MORNING, January e. at 9h o'clock we % VII sell q
great variety Of Prints, Deiaines, Oasbmers, Cling
hams, Fapnsls, Canton Flannel, Muslin, .solored
Cotton, and a general assortment Of Staple Goods.
To be sold to close up O retail business.
ALS0-oo dozen Paper Store l'oxes and Show
2Is6SBy order of Assignee, stock of Millinary
Goods. n-
jsls JACOB GRAFT, Auotioneer.
A UCTION sALE.--BY JACOB CRAFT
N OO.-Furniture.--0n SATURDAY MORN.
'S west II Mound we viii sell the Furn
fpIG PnTor Of chars, Eeserc, ESabetR Rocker marble
Top Center Table, Dining Table, Dining room Furn-
taIe good stove ghina%sTe, WdTSbs Bureaus. ss;a.
Fables Rocking Chair, Mattresses frstrate Feather
Beds, Stove, and genera! assortment OF Kitchen
ALso-A hlsloden and Sc !, 4ing y ~ MaGshias.
lslo No Is East Fourth.street.
CTION SAL E-BY G.. BRA
N SHEARS& -sales-room No. Stand 50 Main:
MORNING, January q, at o'clock, general assort-
meut Of Groceries, AZ. consisting Of Y Srls sugar
and Black Teas l25 boxes Soap rs boxes lbs. and Is
ALS0-Ground Spices, hemp and MANILA Hope,
Glassware, WOODWARD, Queensware, Indigo, Bed
JiIS' jaiS q. BRAsUEARs & co., Auctionesrs.
A UCTION SALE.-BY H. 8. MILES,
"A & CO., No. 81 Main-street. Paints, Window
| Glass, Dye Stuffs, &c We will sell, on FRIDAY
MORN NG, January 20, at O'Clock, large assort-
ment OF Paints, Dye stuffs, Brushes, &c., to close
| consign ment. -
| ALSO-l(O boxes German Soap; rs boxes best Pearl
| Starch; 80 brls, smoking Tobacco; 60 boxes Ken
| lucky and Virginia do; Twine Cordage, Cotton
| Yarns, Wrapping Paper. &C.
| jal9 II. 5. MlLEs, Anotloneet;
UCTION SAL E.-BYS s. g. HUB
IABARD, at Trade Sale-room No. q West Fifth
street. rp stairs Books, Stereoscopes Prints, &c.
On FRIDAY EVENING, January 20, at O'Clock
will be sold, by catalogue. valuable collection o.
Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Stereosc0pes anc
| Views, Prints, Picture Frames, &c.
N. B.-Oatalogues will be published on FRIDAY
morping and the Books, &C., will be open for exam
ination until O'Clock, Friday 2. N.
iaI9b 8. q. HUBBARD, Auotioneer.
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HANuS -cTuRIRs or
Woodworking Machinery

AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
Co.rsr Johs sxd wassr s"Cin''n.asi'o'
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LOST .

,0ST-A brown Victorine, on Tuesday
ma night last, on Fourth street, between Smith
and John. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving 1t at No. 323 Fourth street. jal9bs
n ,OsT-- Breastpin - A hand with large
IA Pearl In the hngets-lost In Newport or Cincin.
ing It With Capt. Mead, Newport Ferry. jalsc'
X ,OST OR ST0LEN-Oa Tuesday, the 17tb,
aA Terrier Pup. about seven months cf-J
old black body, yellow breast and legs, s4astSM
cropped ears end long tail; had on brass
Grain collar and lock A liberal reward will be given
by leaving him at Guiou q Rizer's Iron and Hard.
ware Store, northeast corner Of Court and Western.
row. .l- jal9bs
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n broad ribbon guard cut. The owner can have
the same by calling at this oee and paying for adj
yertsement: jai9b
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BEST PAPER IN TIE OITY.
BEST PAPER IN THE CITY.
BEST PAPER IN THE CITY.
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WANTED.

"wANTs,n % "FoR SALE, !" "fO LET, nL0Br,"
"E00Np," &o., in this column. ooeatyins nvs lines
.r less, two insertions, twenty Ave cents.
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Gov WISE HAS SECRET. Is In the course OF
Gov. Wise's recent speech he said have no %
said all have to say on that suhlset anu snan
guard myself particularly through life not g say
Sll I could say upon ii rubies would not win me
to tell ali the facts Of the raid of John Brown.
viii not tell to the.world either all the facts IN
my possession, all my opinions upon me subject
far the Justification OF my action in this case, aud
tSere il much yet untold which will never dis
close for the reason would conserve the peace
between the North and the South, and tell nothing
which would unnecessarily agitate and distract
ejtber section.n
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ACCOUNT IN TRoupLE.--In the Washington States
Of the 10th we find the following

Yesterday afternoon an Austrian or Hungarian
gentleman, who has been in the city for several
weeks, and whose name is given as Victor Emanuel,
Count. de Suza, was conveyed before Justice Dom
q warrant issued on the complaint Of the proprie-
tors Of the Lafayette House, who charge him with
false pretenses and forgery. After an examination
Of the case, the magistrate required him to give
morrow, and, in default, he was conveyed to jail.
He had been on very intimate and friendly terms
with both parties until within the last few days,
escorting the lady and riding and walking with her
husband.
His appearance on the avenue invariably drew
attention, owing to his somew hat martial appear
ance, his riding whip, gloves, and jingling spurs.
Some three weeks since he stopped at Wizards
register as "Farowitz. Ballity, offcier; Walla-
| chew III WI
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,RuaAwAYs CAPruRED. The Lake Providence
Herald Of Saturday last has the following: 8

The fonr negro men mentioned In our last foas
of whom made deadly assault on Mr. L. Kibbe.
of this place, while on . hunting ezenrsion) were
all Of them captured on Friday night last on the
plantation Of Nj. G. Showers, at Runch's BEND Ia
this parish, and brought to onr corporation jail
ton to their master, whose name and residence
they give as J. @, Davenport, Tensas parish.
Their capture was aarsitiy planned By several af
Mr.. StoHeFss negroes, who entieed the runawafs
into cabin, and kept them there until white aid
was obtained to effect their capture.
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BUREAU pu REcEvEuR DE LA GoapAGRrE }
De Desseehement de Ia Nouyelie Orleans,


| No. 81 rue ST. Anne.
TTENDU que nlalgre DIES recherches dill
IN Ecntes, le sossie MA u .rveir cunnaitre que
ou les propreaes propts terrennes ciapre decres
dams la seconEe section desseeheen
poT Gesseclees, tahleau
dueent enregistre hpoagua dams Ia ernere de
rofsse, actneeent Ia TrDiseme District la Nile
Orleans lie Ia mars, 1862
Les es propiefcs teennes sont desgnie lie plan
dite compagnie CONNIE suite. savuir
IN LET DE TERRAIN No. 40S, borne par les Alex
andre, Nafat, Bieyille ct pouane
UN ILET DE TERRAIN, No. 424 borna par Mnra
Olympia Douane Ell Canal.
TN ILET IRkEaUIIER DE TERRAIN, No. $780, borne
les David Toulouse ct St. Pierre ct popd
nB ayan 1i piei pouces de face Ia David 80 pieds
face la Toulouse IS peds de face Ia ST. Pierre
s ped Ia gne qnile separe de IA nopee appaenant
ayaIt appartenu Ia succession de John McDonogh,
uN ILET IRkEGEIIER DE TERRAIN, No. zo6 horne
par les ST. JEAN Toulouse ST. Pierre par ne
conrant de In st. Pierre Is Toulouse, e ssparant
dune propd appartenant ayant apPnrten Norbert
Ia St JEAN go pes de face Ia Toulouse 100 pes
TREIZE TERRANs dams liet No. 49, borne par les rues
Toulouse. st Patrick St-pierre ct Bernadotte.
No fome langie Patrick Pierre, ayant
30 pieas de face ID SPere 10 pes pouces sur Ia
rue St-Patrick.
Les Nos ayant chacun pieds de face Ia Pierre
Bernadotte
Les Nos i3 a. H. 49, IL 10 90 q ct 81 arant claenn 80
nes de face IN Toulouse cees StPack HERNIA
dotte, sur 10 pieds pouees de profundeur.
inenant le les propretares epecs dies ilets de
rain eidesus decs les presents nveris one s
font connatre sonsgn6 dams les yng jours pa
JOUR dc premiere insertion dc Get avis, pocsds eore les
dts ets de terrain appartenant absentes
nconnue conormite In septene section de la cIarte
amendee de Ia Conpagnie de Desiehement Nouvee
leans, approuys lie 20 mars 1899.
Reeeveur de la Gomnagie Dessechemen d Nauyele
Orleans.
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+ Office, 10 Bank Place
MONDAY, the 2zth February, 1850, Mt IL
Aoclyc, NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange of the
Mconogh School Fund and under the sentendence the
Finance Committees Of the Common Council viii be sodNhe
following described property:
TWENTY-EIGHr SQUARES, in the city of Harlem Par
h of Jefferson measuring each $50 feet by 21 desg-
mated by the Nos l, 2 s. G. 4 s. o. TO- H. L. b. H. Is IT,
II, Is 49, 20 u q 81 &c. 81, IS 49, 49 IL, AZ according
plan drawn BY Los H Pt Surveyor ded % January 1860
TWO SQUARES OF GROUND, in the city of Shrewsbury,
Parish IF Jefferson meastIng each 300 feet BY 20 and de
Pile, City Surveyor, dated 18th December 1859.
EIGHTYTW0 LOTS and parts of squares, in the city of
Huntsville Parish of Jefferson designated by the Nos 81
3d. 81 49, 49, 10 l2 22 and 123 according plan
by Louis H. PILE City Surveyor, daed 10Th December 1859
Jefferson designated by the Nos 81 Co. 95 and 49, according
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor, dated l2h
January, lSsO.
HJ-TERMS AND CONDITTONs-0nef fifth cash. and the
balance credit of and for purchasers
payable al the Citizens Bank of Louisiana secured by
special mortgage the property sold with vendors privileges
and 10 bear six per interest per from date until
try in OF after mntrity said will
then bear interest per until fully paid. The
last condition will he understood delay any way
the payment Of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves put possession
their expense and will have comply with terms
conditions above described within fifteen days day
of sale and in of delay neglect their part
property purchased by them will be sold for their
risk without any further notice.
of sale before O. D. Forer, City Notary No. 40 Camp
street, at the expense oithe purchasers. jas
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
tic of Washington Avenue and Chippewa street,

BY J. 3. WALTON,
AuCTroNEER-ofice 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, the 18th inst, ut IL O'clock
y Nj ~ the st. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District,
in the square bounded by Washington Avenue Sixth Chippewa
and Thomas Streets designated by the Nos and plan
drawn by Louis H Pile City dated the 10th day of
Washington Avenue by depth Of 100 feet inches
and lines between parallel nssLo No. forming the cor
Of Washington Avenue and Chippewa streets
%-TERMS-0 cash; balance in and years In the
notes of the purchasers in eaaa inamen to their
der bearing per interest per from of sale
maturity and per cent thereafter i not psne,uay paid with
of sale before d. Ricardo Rsq Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. fell
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j. B. WALTON.

IMPROVING; PROPERTY IN THe REAP a. vftF
FRS. District Canal street. yery long credit wio
nv 2 Walton
s,r.,e,r,v,-. aess. "A u.s., st.
-. - ~ X 49, : sasss
SATURDAY, the 1sth February, 1860 AZ ~
~ O'Clock MI at the ST Charles Hotel Exchanges ~ sucd
will be Sold ~ y 4 Y. y
FORFY.SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND ~ the rear q IN
First District near Canal street q follows, to-yis-
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND in sqnare NO.. faS q
Thonpson's plan OF the Second Municipality measuring esei
about 81 feet front BY about ie feet IN Depth one
WHICH il Of triangular form and measures ~ teet ~ lnehe
and lines front Olympia street. IL feft INCHES Sna hhe
an the ne nearest PaTra street 02 feet men ad nss q
the rsr se and l4 feet lines on The diagonal ins ayidt
the lot from tho triangle which forms the corner Of Gasau
and Olympia streets which square bounded by Olympia
na.quet Anrst and Palmyra streets and measures 70 teeI
inches and lines Olympia 19 feet snd two inches OF
asas street, sl9 nches and Inca Amat street
S4 feet inches and lines Palmyra The triangular
LOT whie the corner on Olympus and Gasquet streets
y Mt Included III the sale
SQUARE, No 1884, On The same plan. divided into % lots
measuring each about 81 'front.' aost i06 feet IN Depth
except the Key otK which have depth Of about l feet
Mnea Square IA bounded by Bank olympia Panyra and
hurat stfee measures II feet inches and
esch on Banks and Palmyra Streets $50 feet inches and
hnes each on Olympia and stesfs square will
sold II hsocks az 70 nnuch per lot
IA TERMS AND CuEDITIONs--Far the property frst
described olethgd cash; haiare al die md to wears With s
per per nnnp date TO aafnys and Ter cent, there
after Ut paid, with mortgage until final payment.
For the Square secondly Described tie purcsser to assume
the payment April s 1854 !. three years. bear
ing cent interest from maturity and mortgage en-
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Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
GAGgEDI, IS de fcvricr 1860, a midi, a la
- Bourse st Charles, ordte du Ponds Eeoles
Mconogh ct In direction DIES Counties de Finance u Com
ell Gomin les propriete dc valeu svantes
e des pfees acquereurs qui pas reInp
conditions de fadudication anterienre-
SIX LOTS DE TERRE ansi que les authorizations oui
onyent Ritues dams Pilet borne par les Religious ST.
James, Tchorpiouas ct Celeste. desgds lots de
g. mesran chacun 81 peds IL lgnes de face Ia
Religious III pieds 10 poucss gnes profondeu
entire lgnes paTallele LIE lot No forman rencainue
Religious Celeste Les authorizations dis
consistent ason bos ardoises
hUis. IAN
QuATRE LOTS DE TERRE sitne dams Iet borne bar lei
St. Thomas, tauefois Jean Bapiste Market Religious
and St Jsrnes, desgnes les Nos g.
Gun u peds IL pouces e gnes de face ST. Thomas
pieds 10 pouces ct gnes profondeu ges para
ieie lie No fornan Pencoignure des S. Thomas
UN LOT DE TERRE stne dams FiIet borne par los rues
Meiponene Terpsichore, Camp agasns pcds
ponces ct ignes Ia Melpoene proondenr de
| l25 pieds 10 pouces ct 5 Iignes.
EG-TERMES EFT G0NDITIoNs-Un-cinau eornp.ant ct
Ia balance credit de deux, trois be
es aequereur payabe la Banque Coyens araniis par
hypoeque specae la proprie,e vendue ayec privilege M
yerider ct portaRt dfnafet par
matnre dc Placement apres Inatrte les dts bes
poeront alors dntere par usq parfait pae
| ment E \ = @ f
Les edces deyront e par conre les
rsque u eu ct les policies dassanee anserees vender
rs Les acqueFenrs ierot possession
pres trai ct aurent fare face conditions
dsai negligence de eur pope aeetde par eus
sera yenne leur compile ct Ell lenr plus
Les actes pardevant Il. Fortier ESQ., notaire
de Ia NO III
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yENTE DILETs DAMS HUNTSVILLE HARLEM,
Shrewsbury Bath leucan sans reserve IN long Gre
dit ct endoseur orre pour compile Fonds
des Ecoles de McDonogh willie de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de Ia Vile,
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
T UNDI, 81 de fevrier 1850, n midi, n In
Ii Bourse ST Ghare pour lie Ponds des Ecoles de
In direction d Commute de Finance Conse Cemun
les propridtds sniyantes seront yendues- g
de Jefferson ehaeun 500 pd dsgnts par
les Nos . 10 IL r Il, IA, l5 16 II, Is 10.
Louis H. Pilia, yoyer, en- date du de jansier 1860.
DEUX IETS dams la vile de Shrewsbury, paroisse
erso chacun 800 20 designds par
ct II IN plan dressa Louis H. Pile date du
ouATRE.NfNGT DEUx TERRAINs, ct portions d'iets.
In Vile deIunsvile parosse de Jeierson ddse
par les Nos 81 49, a. S. 81 49, l9, 49, ILL., 10 123 scion
plan drese Louis H. Pile date du 10 de de-
cembre 1859.
QuATRE ILETs situes dams vile de Bath degns par les
Nos d. Co. 95 49, scion plan dessa pRr Louis H. Pile
voyer en- late du L jsnvier 1860.
nsrTERMES EFT CONDITI0NS-Uncinq uieme compliant
acquerers payables Ia Banque des Coyens dc Ia
Louisiana garantis hypoheque sp6cae propI6
due tous les privileges du vendeur les dts bes por-
eront ntere de pour de Ia date squa
lets porteron inere taux de pour par jusqu
parft paeAen Gette deniere condition seRtendea
de manere h rearder 10 Placement dies dts bles
acqndreurs 50 metteron en- possession ieurs
fra il reuuis 'eux de conformer
dions de Ia yene cidessus mentennee dams qunze du
jour de la ct dams lie de dea negligence de er
part la propete acqnse annoncee eli yenue
ens compile ct rque atre avis de default
legal E
de pnrdevan G. f. Fertier Esq, notae de la
vile, aux frais des acnnareurs. jaS0
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ESTATE OF JOHN MoDoNoGH.

II. :
SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
and Bath at auction without reserve, very long credit
without endorser by order and for Of the McDon
ogh School Fund city Of New Orleans
BY ]. B. WALTON,
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axU N0TICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAG-
liz es Of my proiessn. and DO fonnd at my Office No ~
Camp street. - !. =, x.x-.,x,, -
myi6 ~ \ = AHANosafsss
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IMPROVING PROPERTY In THE HgAK or THE
First District Canal street. very long credit without
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----ss---.--=------
j. r. WALTON.

SUCCESSION DE JOHN MoDoSoGa.
vENTE L'EsoAN SANS RESERVE DE ss7 TERRA1Ns
dams la vile de McDonos,vle credit tres long, sans
endosseus ordre e. compile du McDouoga School
Fund. Vile do ia Nouvele. ORLEANS.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
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i j. B, WALTON.
SUCCESSION DE McpoNoGH.

vENTE IMPoRTANTE EFT POSITIVE DE TERRAIEs
DE yALEUR sITUEs DAMS LIE SECOND DIS
TRIGT
CENT SIX ITETs TT CENT soIxANTE TERRAIss
sTTUEs DAMS LIE TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TRRRE sITUks DIES DEUx coTEs
DU BAYOU LAFoURCHE, ct
SEPT 1LETs DE- TERRE DAMS LA WILLIE DE MILNE.
BURG, IL compile des premcrs acheteafs, un fea
long credit, sans endosseurs,
-Aussf-
TRENTE ET.uNE PORTIONS DETERRE DAMS LIE FOND
DU TROISIEME DISTRICT.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Eucanteur dc Ia Vile,
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THREE TW0-SfoRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
Of Tchoupitonlas and Celeste and
Story Double Tenement PTane Cottage House, Celeste
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oince
SATURDAY, February rs, 1860, at IL
NJ O'Clock NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange BY order 81
the MeDonogh School Fund and under The superendenee q
former purchasers who failed comply with the previous adj
Indication will be sold tho following described valuable pro
perry
SIX LOTS OF GROUND with improvements thereon in
the square bounded by Religious, st. James, TcoupoHss and
celeste streets designated lots Nos to O. measuring each 81
feet IL inches and lines front Religious street. III
y inches and lines in depth between parallel lines Lot
improvements these six lots consist frame
ling house, covered with slate. and wooden sheds,
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by St.
Thomas faie St John the Baptist Market Religious
James streets designated by the Nos and g. fneasriag
each feet IL inches and lines front ST. Thomas street By
~ feet 10 inches aud lines in depth between parallel lines
NO forming the Of ST. Thomas and Market streets
ponene Terpsehore Camp and Magazine streets measuring
eet inches and lines front Mepomene street. By depth
III feet 10 inches and lines.
Ma~TERMs AND CONDITl oNs-one. fifth cash. and the
balance credit Of three and four years
q purchasers made payable ut the Gzen Bank Of Lon-
ana secured by special mortgage the property sold with
vendors privilege and TO bear per cent interest per
said notes will then bea: cent interest per until
fully paid This last condition will be 50
delay in the payment Of the maturity
The buildings to be insured against the risk Of fire by the
eaers and the policies Of insurance transferred vendor
MThe purchasers will themselves pat pnssess-
ion at their expense, and will have to comply the
terms and conditions above described within fifteen days from
part the property purchased by them wifi sold for her ac
count and risk. without any further notice.
Acts Of sale before G. T.. Fertie Esq., City
street, al the expense Of the purchasers. Jag
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-28
A wife,s Power.

The power of wife for good or evil is ir-
resistible. Home must be the seat of happi-
ness, or it must be unknown forever. a good
wife is to man, wisdom and courage, and
strength and endurance A bad one is con-
fusion, weakness, discontinue, and despair.
No condition is hopeless, where the wife
possesses firmness, decision, and economy.
There is no outward prosperity which can
'counteract Incidence, extravaganza and folly
at home. No spirit can endure bad domcs
tic influence. Man is strong, but his heart
is not adamant. He delights in enterprise
and action; but to sustain him he needs a
tranquil mind, and whole heart. lie needs
his moral force in the conflicts of the world.
To recover his equanimity and composurc,
home must be to him place of repose, of
chcerfulness, of comfort; and his soul renews
its strength again, and goes forth with fresh
vigor to encounter the labor and troubles of
life. But if at home he finds no rest, and is
there met with bad temper sullenness, or
gloom, or is assailed by discomfort or COM
plant, hope vanishes and he sinks into DIES
pair.