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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

NIVTlCE.-The undeEstgned, By vl!tuo Of the
ou..s . them i; M:::.:: Tss%ss han: q .,
the CITY IL Richmond O6ee for sale ths entire ktck
a GOODS. FIXTURES. BOOKS and COOP WILL
Of the business lately sonaueeed y sa.d TuIpa3
Main street. privately. TO those 9esinns % g. q
81 SfiS;;: SSENsifiL aik
GOODS &c. q rare Opportunity 10 offered. lf not
sold privately before. the entire STOCK, FIX
In the meantims. the store viIl remain open sad
and IRVING HULL. Who ere hsssbv appointed
the Agents IF ths t.sss:ss tcs ~ P,sposs.
BIZ. WELLfORD. "a. 1fss'''s'
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1SG0 s,n,,i F G,Kru,Nc 1880

lou. SPRING CLOTHING, lOOO.
SnMMER CL0THING, Go fMl C G! t,rNG
DuRABLE CLuTHING. BOYS CLOTHING.
and NEGRO CLOTHING,
Call at SIMPSON L MiLLEkS. zig Main st.,
and you Will find CLOTHING Of their oicn manu-
tatnrs which cannot be surpassed IN any marxe.;
months "A full stock of everything that is kept In
the Clothing line. Suits, corresponding in color
To ht all sizes and at all prices Our motto 10 EX
The public is invited TO call and eXanine Tor tHen
selves ci VI ,StN ~ . ..i IL . -.
SALESMAN.
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WILL BE SOLD, sys:y aseht this vset. =
w anction room -. Main street, co1mSnoing q
;!fH cv Sns g GA Az
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, Laaie.' CHATA-
L.AINS; Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS CAS-
CARS, CUTLERY, SO.
N.B.-COnsls nments receiving cyeIy deI AID cold
without reserve. j. II. DlG6ESs Auo6
d. f. bOOTH. SAle0mAn. lasts
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n TENEMENTS AND 4 VACANT LOT

y ON LEIGH STREET. WEST OF BROOKE
sold at auction %" the premises. OnW EDNESDAY,
April II. lse9; q c,clk;P NJ ~, exceilent Fan
seven Of which front on the south side Of Leigh
street, and two Of them tthe brick Ones) front on
the north side Of that street. the t.o latter are &C
Robert 8. King. Also, four beautiful bni!ding lots
adjoining the above. These teneuents are n OK
fair rates.
The particular attention Of the public 10 respect
GATED, and IS in part Of the city where houses are
IN demand; Plate Of the property will lie exhibi-
ted at the hour of sale.
TERMs.-One- third cash balance at I and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. and
title retained till all the purchase money Is paid
This taxes for 1850 to he paid ny the purchasers.
apA GODDIN Il APPERSON. Auots.
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THE ARANTEE Stock OF THE
L VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
having been gu Inscribed and the company organ
ICED, they will be prepared to- issue policies or
before the 18th Of APRIL At thea, "ii,cs; opposite
This company is instituted with a view to retain
at home the laise sums heretofore paid from ne ne
principle OF mutual interest and benefit Of insur-
0Ys and insured,
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SUPT'S OFFICE, H. Il Y. r. X. K.,i
RICHMOND, April 3. 1860. {
OEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed PropO,
= sails for Masonry will be received until the 10th
INST for building STONE CULVERT over Gill
lies Creek at the point crossed by the railroad.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at SnpeTIn-
tendent's office. THOS: II. ShAhf,
ap4-6t Superintendent.
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EASaSssf:;SSss aAE, Fl TIE sSag:s;
FRI DAY; 9Th inst. at Y O'clock vi! ell q ths
of the FURNITURE Of said house. smbrscisG
Sofas, Wardrohes. Bureaus, washstands, Beds.
Extepsion and other Tables: cerDses, Mating.
OIL Cloth, window Curtains, Shades. 10.
sortment Of Glassware, Croeksry. China. castoss.
Table Cutlery. &c, &c:
without reserve. a. Mrs. Claiborne ID determined
to SsfGTsi6Sf re .HS Two SEVEN
OCTAVE PfANOS.-will BE- added to the arOve
two elegant seven octave Pi:sos. ]. roeew2o4
instruments. tap3l E. b. COOK. Aaot.
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vUrUa1 pays.

- D10 - ApUehooMe ADeSsSe
TTTss1 nkc q O. c aliE Z.
F' e en- 1E2SsqR sA sss &: z; s : g:
scsIsr 8 let g 10 ssrfS ssas 81 v:usSS sssest,
Spnni.t hsei - let. and oVpSsits tSe isiCsssS-
ton 81 voaAh30 s16 l0t6 streets. =
THlMs.-One-third cash baisaco at and Q
Ss,ss Ss al e. e; s'ss iasf'c;s 49,
'' 3, = " '''e S6 IiS zEfkason. A.e..
rnusrEIs, SALE OF LAa0K MUM
Ssh 0s aLI; ETs k AR sH2Eu MA Ell re
AEp L1 sTrs2 Sc s.s cssrs6h ~:
isss. and tSs otSsr dsssd ictk 0eeemasr l6de, and
both duly recorded II Aonric0 County Court. the
former on the lst May, 1884, and The eaeer On zSse
December, 1859, we shall. in executbon tne!eoss
proceed 70 sell: ct public ancs,rr q re ~
Xprii. issS, At O'Clock p N: ). DC kir; i not tss
next fair day , the following beautiful 81 UAkES
and LOTS. in tho plan Of Mount Enn, Heal snS
han6some Feaiden. 60 Of Messrs. +. n: keaCn'
g. Watts, and n. w. McGruder, viz: Noe: NJ y,
g. ~. g, q, 81. Also, part Of Squares Nos ~
Amer which. say O'Clock, the following LOTS
ON 3lth street. Church Hill, near the Leigh street
Baptist Church, viz: lA9 feet on the East line q
2ath street, and s. feet on the West line thereof,
running back II feet to An alley.
TKRNs.-One-th cash; balance ct ] and
years. for negotiable notes, interest added. and
The taxes Of 1850 to be paid b.. the purchasers.-
The usual special warranty viii ~ given.
.ps 1 AIM h n SANDS. Trustees.
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Ii At N. MJTTELDORFER'S NO. 225 BROAD
open. a well selected stock Of
fresh Spring and Summer supply of Fancy Dry
able to offer to nv friends and the pubic IN gene
lal, good and cheap bargains N goods as can DO
who have patronized me during my selling on;
viii lind !. to their advantage, to give me call.
ment Of Plain, Figured and Fancy Dress Goods;
Pris,ed and Plain Linen. ali grades and qualities;
Shi tngs, Sheetln.s and Hosiery OF all KINGS Z
very fine stock of Embroidery; Men and Boys
Wear: and also a very large assortment OF nne
Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels; fine Marseilles
hdIis; Corsets of the best quality. All ask IL to
give me a cal! and Judge fer yourself; H.. y,..
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7TEN VERY HAND0OME BUILDIN0
L LOTS ON CHURCH HILL, BOUNDED BY
L. NrH AND 25rH SrREETS. FOR SALE AT
April. 1850. ON the premises. commencing At O'ck,
TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS located a. above. FIVE
fronting each 50 feet on the East line Of 9TH st..
and FIVE fronting also $ feet eaca on the West line
Of 18th street. running back rs feet to a. alley IA
feet wide and bounded ON the North BY the South
limo Of l. street.
TEkxs:-One third cash; balance ct and u
months for negotiable notes. with interest sdded.
paid The taxes for 1890 the purchasers to pay.
APPS GODDIN i APPERSON, AUctS.
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ny H. Z q. -. W0VeWpOft, A0CVS.
LARGO OF CUBA MOL1SSUS AT AUG.
~ TION On FRIDAY. 9Th April. ye will ell.
at II O'Clock, the Dock, the CARO- Of bark ''HO-
race" direct from Cardenas, consisting Of
ss;sIss,s : SWEET CUBA MoLAssEs.
Selected expressly Tor the Virginia trade.
rERMs.-Over Sl00, month"; credit. for A.
sps l. L G. B. DAVENPORT. Auet's.
BY Richard CautherN. Aaet.
IN FRIDAY, eth inst, At 10 O'Clock. ct ny
~ ttoro, will sell ut auction tho following:
Is bbls. Herrinss; Brandy; Gin; Whiskoy; Soap;
Candles; Joles: Hama: Shoulders; Cheese; Butter.
and sundrx other articles.
AI.SO-Ssveral articles Of FuIniture.
ana n. CAUTuORN,
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NSa1isSTEs=: XSg y4 1ssEf zzsB 4 BsFA EIhk
GROUND PLAETER.-We wOuId call your So
cisl ettepticn p cSr ssock, R2w =. in a3Pd Of The

S: esfSSbSsRo < 81 sSF o II Rs Of =:
chased with special reference 70 the interest Of The
farmer and the trade generally.
From our lOng experience IN the ouolnooo, ana Civ
ing It our personal seeing that every bar
rel ID we'll c0opeTed and in good shiDping order, aad
the Plaster thorocxhly DulyeIissd--ve hazard no
give ne q can. FARMERS sending hase yili b. far
nished at oas dolla. less per top: A hesral dis
sort T. Co., Jas. T. Better, sad cther msrehanp..
n. Orders left ~ our box u 1ebinsos Hob
j. & 81. r. SHARP, Ossen Plaster Mill,
No 1S--6ms South side Of the Dock. Richmond.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

<Ssaa FOR RENT desirable SUMNER RES
Ea#a IDENCE. on Perry street, in Manchester,
fa.h suitable for large family. containing eight
Rooms; has a fine Garden attached, with a Straw.
berry Bed Grapes and Raspberries fine Well of
Water. Carriage House. Stable and Cow Lot on the
ap s 81. ' ALFRED MANN.
nea FORR ENT-A BRICK DWELLING.
rs; e9ntainins four rooms and kitchen, on Union
opposite my re''d'nf ii5 1RRI' BAKER.
81, For rem Two or three desirable
ROOMS IN pleasant portion of The ely a.
particulars apply at this office ap st
~, FOR RENT-A new BRICK STA BILE on
Co@nc!! Chamer HI next to 1he s, aesIds ree
e. n esq and II aad
large lofts for storing feed. It's situation and con-
strpetion makes it an excellent stand for vei il
aps St '''' AD. WILLIAMS.
"A STORE, FOR RENT;-BeinE about S.1 !, 70 2
''' - u "'N' A'c CHURCH 4 FLEMING.
ap3-6t Cor Cary and 18th sts
FOR KEN,T-A. HOUSE, with seven
ss:I rooms, near Bnchanan's Spring. Has good
Ia4A Kltchen and Stable For termf & Sr aP2y on
the sp DseGSsS or TO 18th st. over S 81 B. Williams.
G:i STORE. No. IS Main street. at present occu
Esa pied by MI + s1yich next to r ri Whites s,tes
FOR RENT, and the fixtures for sale. No.
stand for business Possession, giTen soon APP
ply to-, e E y, EAoPHo b.
~, FOR RENTING handsome. spacious and
S:: commodious STOR E. &C., No. 2l9, situated on
south side of Man M, street, one door 'r th
store occupied by Messrs Ragiand Il Bro The
situation Of this store recommends itself to any
the most fashionable thoroushtar OF the city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

RYSTREET. ADJoiNING MANCH EST En-, AT
AUCTION:-We will sell. upon the promises, on
TUESDAY. the 10th of April. commencing i'm
mediately after the sales advertised by Mr. Marx,
ex or, and others, several very desirable BUILD
ING LOTS. at the intersection of Petersburg
Turnpike and Nfaury street.
The whole property fronts on the Turnpike 20l
feet, and will he divided to suit purchasers. These
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance At 8, II and
Is months for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed. and secured by a trust deed.
NH y JAS M. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

UHREsERVED AND POSITIVE SALE FOR a DIVISION
Of Interest.
LARGE AND VALUABLE .sToREsioS CANAL STREET
ksiree opposite Lafayette Square. :. 80 80
POeyfnrre streets
JACKSON AND orELoUsAs RAILROAD STOCK RI
pYI q NAT n,onY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

0S-The ship Grotto, Stewart, master, from
New York. Is now dischargiDg opposite Post ~ Third
District ConAgnees will please attend the receipt OF their
goods the Levee otherwise they will be stored at their risk
ml2 GEO w HyNSoN 4 CO. "a Camp strest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

The proprtetors public that this
will opened SUNDAY March IL, and their
friends that they will supply them in their usual
with She the market affords and that attention
will be paid to the convenience and comfort Of their guests
determined leave nothing andonc give entire satisfaction
them.
Their cellar supplied with the choicest Wines their
arr shall be surpassed The best cooks will always
be hand
The house Ia delightfully."- situated entirely distinct from the
bar-room, and has been newly refnrnished.
Rders for private parties addressed to them through the
POST ONCE will receive immediate attention.
mi sa JULES G0URGHE & CO.
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s)artfuIar glaitss.

Bs~To fhe Public Notice is hereby given,
tt BY the LIST day Of April win b n the gossessi6n NJ AND
fully prepared for the collection Ct all the City Consolidated
and Railroad Taxes al Real Estate Slaves Personal pop
ery Income and Capital according the Assessment Rols q
1850 Tax payers are respectfully invited 10 forward early
and pay er taxes thereby avoid being pubsed - dc
IN rsl3 NM ADAM GIrFEN Treasurer.
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AUCTION SALES.
IMPORTANT SALE or HIGHLY VALUABLE ASD At |
traesise Residence Propsffy on Espapade street.
By N. vIGNIE,

: M, FItTMIE.
= - $500.
AUeftoA kk's-
S1TUHDAY. March RI 1860, at ~ O'Clock
~ M ak the St. Lcnis Exchanges will lie sold
The following highly yauabie and fashionable improved prop
sy on ElaHads sceeant q the leaving for
Europe s5aE5484
- THE MAGNIFICENT MANSION at present occupied by
Mr. b. Hedfiguez Ekpauade measuring
about 1850 feet front Rplsnade street.
street. and 10 feet Ton The house c9nsins hoor
dining reception wine cellar aud pantry and
front gallery second Hoo9 large bedres nursery
bathrooms. closets ETC. E.ery room n
the house is furnished with and water having isge iron
reservoir IN the roof with pipes leading the marble wssand
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W. T. Chcafham-not named. ifr7 J;
SANE DAY-Gnb Purse, goo; Heats Il One Nlls.
SATURDAY, It'll Aprl-Cnh Purse, Sl509 Hssts Of Eezl
Miles entrance money five per the src1d hoc
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SILVER PLATED WARE, JEwELRY. BRONZE WARE,
just received ship VIM Penn from Philadel-
phia-To be sold at suction without reserve.
MY McCERREN, LANDRY 81 CO.,
G. W. McCERREs, Anctioneer.
Office and salesroorn, Masonic Hail. ST. Charlesreet.
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at N o.ciocIklA.
ls1a their salesroom, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street Twill
be sold-
a,ge OF Silver Plated Ware consisting in part
of Ice Pitchers Oyster Tureens, Butter Dishes Gastors Cups
and slcef Tea and Breakfast Sets aud fine Chamber
pieces.
-Also-
Rl~ TERMS-Cash. mlS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17
POSITIVE SALE. OF VERY VALUABLE SLAVES AT
Auction superior Brickayer four Transfers Drivers and
Iaborers.

Auctions superior Bckayer four Transfers Drivers and
Taborers.
BY j. B. WALTON, sM
Auctoneer-OHdce, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March "A, 1860, ut I2 O'Clock,
~ the St Louis Exchange will be sold without reserve the
following described very valuable Slaves, to-wit:
MOSES grille man, aged about 36 years. superior brick
layer earns wages from 81 80 to ~ IS per day.
JAMES grille man, aged about &c years, AL tearisier
understands the and of horses excellent
driver accustomed the loading driving lumber carts
LITTLE TOM. aged about As years has the
same qualifications RS the last described
Bob aged q years; has the qualifications
the two last described
CHARLES negro man. aged o years. has the same
qualifications the three last described.
These slaves Al Subjects and will be fully guaranteed in
every respect They have been raised in this city they
cent characters for sobes industry aud honesty are
sold for no fault
The attention Of master builders is specially invited this
opportunity 10 purchase valuable hands accustomed the
EV-TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before o. de Aas Notary Public at the ex
pense of the purchasers. ml6
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SUCCESSION DE JAMEs.LlLI1s. DECIDE.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,

~. Encanteur-40 du Camp.
TEUDI, lie 30 mars 1860, midi, q La BOurse
de stChare yertn ct cenfomsment I'm ordre del
p H. Morgan Juge Ia DeuNeme Gour de District de la No
yer Orleans date du l6 ser lS0Docket de la Cour No
2-au compile de la susdte succession il vendu la pro-
priete ci-apres designce, sayoir
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN ayee les hasisses ct smdoraens
dams pilet born par Magnolia Mepomene, Clara ct
Fac mesuan y peds pouces ct lignes de face Is
Magnolia III peds pouces Of 2gnes OF M peds pouces
de profondenr, entire lignes irrtgulRires.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES donnera notes propres
ordes IN ct deux an chacune pour 1898 poran
raison pour cent par par dn jour do Ia vente
hypoheque spectacle sur Ia prophets usgu parfat Placement
la balance compliant
Ace pardeyant A. Abat notaire public fra
de Iacauereur fe27 milo II "a 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

a. FOR sALE.-JUsT ARRIVED, WITH
choice lot Of Virginia and Carolina RoEs, consist
ing Of Field Hands, Blacksniths, Carpenters Cooks
Washers 1roners and Seamsresses and will be receiving
fresh supplies during the which sale for cash
approved paper. ~ = -
1I have removed my office from No 20 Baronne street.
brokerage paid On sale Of Negroes - ~
JOHN b. SMITH
corner Esplanade and Chartres streets
beZf om&W New La
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n b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - e.
d g. ST. CHARLES STREET.

NrfTICIs- "A GENTLEMAN or GENERAI BusINxE6
IN exne nee who has pefnaneny r1ded Ia New 0ric1a&
FOR the last w ysars vis Erros On business
and will leave about tho end ef Nay next
hs well acquainted y issfpeo Asnshesst 0lssxe1
any entrusted him y any q tese ssss an ase
ia reasonable tegtrs. 49,
addressed Of e1esssas San D. stixssSa
II. lHHl ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF
Tmbered In the Parish of Ibevile, close the Me-
Donough lands
BY B, WALTON,
..4 AuefIoaKER-OfHce, 40 Camp street.
HIGHLY valuable tract of land asljOin-
inp Inc lands late the property of the of
Baltimore known Section No. 30 in Township H. Range Is
East containing 6S8 81 100 acres.
This tract ii Considered the most valuable in the State
only the immense quantity cypress and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality OF Its soil.
H For terms apply to J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer No 40
Camp street $50 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

REAL ESTATE and SI.AyE-sEC0ND DISTRICT COURT
Of New 0rleans-Successon of John b. Wallace.
BY e. ROGER 81 co.
Auction Rooms, Nos As and Al Old Levee street.
between Cnstonhouse Benvlle streess n
"WEDNESDAY, March 21st, 1850, Tat IL
W o'clock M 1t the St. Charles Hotel Exchange BY virtue
of order of the Honorable Second District of New
leans under date Of February 1860 and for of said
Succession, will be sold at auction
MAHALU, grf woman aged about 6 years being very
infrrn.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon situated in the MINIS Fantoug Fourth District this
city In the bounded by Nayades Apollo st. Mary and
ST. Andrew Streets and designated lot No 49, plan
Hedn Surveyor deposited plan No l6 in the office Of T.
Guyol Notary Pabic Said lot 80 lines
front on St Andrew street by dept; of 81 feet inches
lines side and 90 feet and lines the side and
30 feet IN width on the rear line all American
RSy-TERMS-Cash
Acts of sale before T. Guyo Notary Public the expense
OF the purchasers. feS Is mil q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

SUCCESSION OF JAMES LILLIs, DECEASED.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Anetoneer-0fBce, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, the goth of March, 1860, Mt
Il o'clock NJ at the st. Charles Exchange. BY virtue and
the District Court of New Orleans February 18th
ls0-Gou Docket No. 59l2or the success
sion, will be sold the following described property wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated In the First District
city, in the square bounded BY Magnolia Mepomene Clara and
Felicity Streets measuring q feet inches and lines on
Magnolia street. by 1T feet 10 inches and lines l2 feet
inches in depth between irregular lines.
TERMs-The purchaser e give h notes to bis order at
Of cent anna from day of and special mortgage
Of sale before A. Abat Notary Public at the expense of
The purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
best locations In the Garden District offering excellent OBJ
pormy parties deous Of erecting dwelling houses in
choice neghborhood.
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81. -.-=a= Aucioncer,
0H1ce II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ.
ton = - =
"A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
District and comprised within Apollo, Third Bacchus
Fourth streets, containing q lots, Follows viz:
No. forms the Of Apollo and Fourth Streets
ures feet INCHES front Apollo street by depth Of 10
feet between parallel lines.
Nos and measure each feet inches and lines
on Apollo street, by depth OF 10 feet.
and ad3oin the above measuring S feet inches and
ines 'front.' by depth Of 10 feat.
forms the Of Apollo and Third Streets measuring
y feet inches and lines front Apollo by depth Of
on Third street.
Nos 70 and each 80 feet front Third street. by
depth of about 13j feet.
No. Il forms the of Baccns Third Streets
measures feet inches lines front Bacchus depth
Of 40 feet. :
Nos I3 H. u.s. IT, II, 49, 10 measure each about the
same front Bacchus by depth of lao feet No. II forming
the corne of Fourth street.
Nos q and % each front on Fourth
street, by depth Of l30 feet or less.
There Is comfortable cottage with unfinished attic
will be sold with lots will more fully appear on
the plan. =
This valuable property being situated in the vicinity
Of hne dwellings, and In neghborhood which is rapidly filling
with respectable population
The ground fenced and filled least feet above the
banquet.
H4- TERASOne- third cash balance in years.
for notes secured by mortgage the and bearing
cent interest from date until maturity per
ifnot then paid.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public
enu-cha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

February q, 1860.
na-I am dlrectex by u. Edgar Vh0msOnt
Presidsnt to or for sne in this ma twenty Thousand
Shares STOCK In Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. Persons de-
rons of purchasing be accommodated By applying 10 me-
OF 81 Common street. .....,ncc.- -.
feN II II. 3. FubkEksUnt AgehIs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-07
Meu Orleans Advertisements

-. r,.re,.r. .. -4ruiF fasn. r.Nys'"p'
pINekARD. STEELE 4 CO"
WHOLESALE GRoCERS
..n .HtFEE4 fa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-07

Encourage Southern Enterprise

Bradfrds Poriable sicam Engines. man
u'ac arsd ~ Handsboro' Hiss,ss'ppt
w T. are making ouf several sizes of Engines for
w Size use u Planters. VIZ;
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and ire prepared Gil orders for either size al short
notice.
Far couaaeines- power Of production, easy mann
ging md appl4 wing hess Engine. p0ss-ss many nd.
taniases over the ordinary EHgin-s hrt. having Il
boiler ma frame. they 10 away With The nrrr-sfy
ol WATSON work aud stack ehanvys. which ali-n r,.s.
hall The price oi sn Engine. srSandiy, they ar so
constructed that thry rsfm.ush all the sparks hrinfr
i-aytnr the sHnkr pipe thereby avoiding all danger
rom FIRE thirdly their reinpaeinca' and simple
sifneupN do MOI render them liable n get ont u re-
pair. Tor economy and durahufty they cannot
b. .nrrHssrd, rrquiriug only one half cord Of wood
10 run one % ten hor-' pnA-r, i"n hours,
One of ihe small syr IL nHs running an the PlRnit-
ton 81 Warren Hooks near Paris Lamar co.. Texas
ssscra' OF he larger IN successful operation
a various points un Red River, and on Bayou Iafpa-
aud Washiga river. Address,
j. \. BRADFORD,
lIand~boro Miss.
0s og r. T. HARRISON, No. 20 and & st. Charles
a., New nrlcsn-.
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l-OAt.
fNGmR uscoaAi.isnAl headlight certificate OF
pAes l. Mcphc,son. No ~ granted by
H1frA Il Land Commissioner Of PAnoSn
= IT, p q u May. 1912, fer $50 scrs
2ha lisa land ~ thu time prescribed by
-. I - Appiy II ,he proper Office for du-
ELISHA CHAMPION.
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