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- FOB SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR DE
&eSIRABLE CITY PR h RI Y-Two
FARMS in Charles City county, containing.
respectively, 800 and 2i3 acres Of fne land. See
advertisement In country Wing, or adS!ess
my Pts DR.. O. A CRENShAW. Richmond.
NEW MARKET IVA.
- AAA RACES.-SrAKES NOW
ECOPEN. Tho 70 lowing
Stakes are now open: to be
over the New Market
list Sweepstake for year ODDS, who have not
won race previous to the day this stake closes.
500 Subscription, $50 forfeit: mile heats; three
or more to fil the stake. To close lst July. 1850.
To b. run during tho regular Fall Meeting. 1850
Cd Sweepstake for . year olds. $500 sui,scrp-
ton; $lOO forfeit !; dash Of a mile To he run
during the regular Fall Meeting, 1860 Three or
more to ill the stake. To naaae and close Lat Sep
81. Sweepstake for 5 year olds. 500 subscrp-
tion s 100 forfeit; mile heats; three or more to
ell the stake. To be run duri1s the regular Spring
Meeting, 1851. To name and cose 1st July. 1850.
9TH. Swee pstake for year olds. $500 snbscTlp-
t.an; s 100 forfeit; tW0-nte heats. Three or
more to fill the stake. To be run during the rcEu
lar Fail Meeting. 1861. To name and close LIST
9Th. Swsepstaks for year olds. 500 subscrp-
ton 500 forfeit; omils heats; with $40
piaie and $40 Ia mnuey added Three or more 70
fill the stake. To be rua during the resular Fall
Meeting, 1859. To naa,e and clio . LIST July. lsGO.
Nominstiops 10 be addressed to-" o. r. HAZE,
Petersburg, Virginia"
my N-ts " Z. uAhE.
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STILL LATER

>xw YORK, June 3.-The Vanderbilt. from
,,.vrs and Southampton. brings London aud
,y.rpool advices 10 the I'D uit-, ana over 200
So rsror,s severe win,ry weather through
a., the massage. She passed several icebergs.
The Neapoii,ans had abandoned the Prov
..iss ~ palermo and Tripani, and both were
n full career of Instruction, and greas dis
Sir ,bousand Sicilians had joined Garibaldi.
The NeapoIi,an army WAS routed on the 10th
-. ,ha com ned forces. A conflict took place
~. ?, en- she Isth nit. near onutasconi, in the
Peman territory, between the Pontifical gen
ZINES and q party of Garibaldians. The
.,sr were driven back into Tuscany, with
q. lo.s Of thirty killed and wounded.
!, was rumored that French force would
sri for the Adri attic. Also that England,
Austria and Prussia had agreed to maintain
80 Integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
The coneen ration Of Russian troops on the
p+uth was denied.
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~~ CHANG OF HOUR FOR
AND N ORFOLK.-:T The steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt. CLIFFORD will. on ard afz
at Rockets regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY mornings, at clock precise
ed at the same hour Is O'clock until further no
tice. NJ y. HASklNS.
The GLEN COVE will be taken of the line
short time to undergo some repairs. ap3-ts
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY, GONNA or
~ 70 AND Nam SFaKKrs, tsiapini's old stand.l
The tuhxerIters. having leased for . term Of yeArs
the above property, aud greatly eulArged and i1n
proved the same. haye ope ned AHd Dafenss keepaDx
FIRST CLASS GROCERY. IL vhtOh the alien
ton Of the citizens Of Richmond and o. rrou ndins
country. and the lades ~ RAftseulAv. are respect.
fully invited TSslr sock = satlIely nav sad has
the lowest aash prices. ard win b. snid & tSs
smallest livint pro6t Tor cash. or to prompt cas-
toners.
Froua the superior quality and great variety Of
their stock they feel c0t&aent that il il oatv a.
cexssfy for families n cali and So Ess
Goods sens to any - Tsof the CITY:
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= =
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

EsOR HIRE-For the BALANCE Of the year. .
80 : SI ssaa c ctS1a sn ID WAsHER.
ss's soos 49, 49,. COOKE l. CLOSE.
General Insurance and Collecting Agsns.
ies-ts itth s.. Exchange Hotel Building.
TVI1 nj 4 c-FoT the balance OF the year
40 a. 70 &. CAUThORN.
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r OOK Ar THIS.--The undersigned having
II sustained seys.s lses " the late nse os tfs. lei
NV ssa,n Tsbsi't, snd solicit the Y9fk q eaf
TrmeF customers, friends, and the pubic Eenel
Is x,vc genesAi sstisfsotiva to oil Who ntsy fsvsr
y VIZ Rtts! tas'f smsiLLER, Msnvf.ess,ssu Of
Narhle NonuMe nts. TUusbs. exutles. q
0uiidtpx Work. DO Metn street.
n1-.sm 0pp0site ~ BSpsist Church.
1NuAY ANO TEAM FOR Al.E.- wish n
.-..k,ns Int fsio oatah lishment-mUt.ES souag
ma veil. Ypke.. SpRINQ DRAf.,a food osde,,
snc n sodasel estheT lor cash o. sAtistaetory
~ sl-ts Cary. hstvese lssh ard itth sts.
~ sanLf nAnNk b. a -, 4, a = w MESA
~ - 81 tn0DVtAsS \ JOHNSTON.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.


Ej DENCE on corner Of st. John and Charity
streets, with 1--WE rooms. Possession given
' 1t. TYREE& BRO,
je 2-3t* On 10th st.. between Main and Cary.
a FOR KENT.-Dr.. Bricken intending to
- the one adjoining my office, at presen occu-
pied by him. is for rent Possession wen the 18th
je l-st Near Exchange Hotel.
Ga FOX KENT-A desirable brick RESI-
$M RENCE. on Canal street. between LIST and
- FoaShese streets containing six sooa sized
sion given Immediately. Apply on the opposite
side mx q It. The Is. street. to nAv1n WILSON
EHk k E,i End Ts ssHFranssa
street ,. between Cary and Canal ApPR|{E s e.
ard fourth oo1s the Hail aaa s sSiid
ns1s.i For TERMS &c., apply f f0 ZONES
pENd Ts az UNiSS a Rkiv At FR KkSi
beauta private 20 Mosby street.
material, ard has attached 4 two-story Nick
kitchen. with evety Other convenience, besides a
attached an acre OF ground, beautifully laid out in
walks, with ornamental trees. fruit trees, shrub
Of the most desirable neis hoods. and deserves
the attention OF persons desiring tn secure q pTi
vas % Jas sei G@TisYsE.55iR gSS Auo
- VALUA1ALE AND DESIR IA b L +
xhJAMES RWER FARM FOR SALE, IN
- POWHATAN COUNTY. VA.-As Commits
e.oner. under decree OF the Circuit Court Of
yate or public sale, the FARM now owned and re-
sided UPON by Robert K. Penhertnn known as
above Richmond, adjoining the .Maiden's Adven-
turc'' Ests'e. formerly owned by John Gillian.
decd. The ractcontains about 7sO acres, of which
mainder hikh land some of it Of superior quality.
and all Yielding readily 10 improvement, with God
land sufficient for the wants Of the place The I'm
proyementa are q dwelling, nearly new, and most
Of the usual out buildings 1t 10 one Of the most
desirable Farms IN market ia this section, as re-
CARDS soil. negh borhood and convenien nee to mar
ket with churches, mills and st-Ofice within
short distances.
Full description viii be given on application, and
purchasers are invited to visit and examine the
premises. If not sooner disposed of, the Farm
win he offered at puplc SALE on the premises, ON
TIL thursday, the I'd DAY Of August. 1850.
TEkMs.-Cash as to expenses; remaining pay
msnts at ], and years. for bonds. bearing inter
est from date with satisfactory security and title
retained until full pay ment y made.
JNO. F. LAY, Com'r.
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HORSES & MULES FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE-An elegant bay HORSE,
.5SNAS wears old, sound and gentle in all har-
NNness, and il besides an excellent riding
Horse. He il one of the IN st stylish Horses in
the city, and can lie recommends to any one who
wants really superior animal. Sold only for want
of use.
pv At the American Stables. INV 3I-6t
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~ HENR0GO LIGHT DIR AGOONS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with arms and
equisansnts in perfect order. on Fri
EX DAY.,the Sth day Of june. pro xsmo. m
ffoaf ~ the County Court House. g 10 "'cI0ck
Annivers0ty.
my Md NO. A. J. bMtFH. o. D.
! MAN my AGENT, TO pse his nama - a.,cb N all
psSfsrs vsttsInins 10 tka sals Of OLOTHlMG And
Uther GOODe, ~ thst NAV ~ commenced with the
bnstness IL s. carried on &c No. ~ Maia street,
IN the city Ut RiohmOud. EtAlo Ut Virginia. here
~ ratifvirg and e0a6tming ~ thne 10 nsy %
~ s''sssss b. 6. 8. WHITMAN.
Newark. n. j., May llth. Ie1e. ny 49,
NOTICE.-Haying Dsrehsssd The susifs stock
Riehnond. fstsiy oc0ueisd ~ g. a. BFcckmsyev
a. kSent fng said Acl,sn. .c0nsisttns OF Cssnss,
YokaAeQ, Gen4 Rix.yrss. 70. ! hereby snpn sr
Is s.:Y q; q nv S1;t 5,da @
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KUAU. -PuIrua { { t0 the pFOvislOns OF doed Of
trust from VIM. d. TYLER and wife. tn the unoer-
signed, at the rssaest Of the beus6ciary in SID
June. ls60. nons ncins at - O'Clock, cell TO the
highest bidder. 20 tact al LAND convey Cd By
acres This ira Of Land i on IT, viSsinis 1 css
trail ka.lroad. az adjeins the lands Of JOha p.
Cross. Jno. J. lgheld's estate and oshsya, ana
q part 81 the tract Of land lately belonging 20
Charles Jasyis' state. - =" -
Terms. Cash will be required for 20 much ~
Will be necessaI to pay tie costs Of SALE record
ing said deed, &c and to discharge the debt &C.
cured Dy said deal; - 20 the residue. the terms
will he made ka MA ON the day 1t salo.
my dtds X. o. DOSWELL. TvuateA.
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Il FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE RESI-
A:a ID ENCE on corner Of st. John ami Charity
streets, with hive rooms. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to
l. r. TYREES BRO
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.1fGA% JAMES RIVER TRANSP UN
S3E4e TATlON II E..FOR NORFOLl

4IEEE TATIoN III N E-FoR NoRF0Lk,
P0RTATioN LINE, AND The GROIN WELLS
AND NJ. AND NJ. I. co. IS STEAMERS, CON
NECTING REGULARLY WITH THE FTRsT
STEAMERS From NORFOLK FOR RI E
NORTH AND EAST.-The 6ne large and commo-
dlous haryes, 81 p ERROR, HENRI TTA. ALPHA
and SUN; will ply regularly between Richmond
MooRx, on and after + DAY, June Ist, 1860.
FREIGHT received at all hours, daily. on board
the barges at the Dock, near Edmond Daven
potts.
Strict attention paid to the handling and stow
ing of GOODS. THOS D. HALL. Ay't
Richmond. NAV jlSt 1850. je l-2w*
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w. JEFFERSON 0feys his sincere thanks 10 His
.renas aaa ceseeeEy (es their fsrass liberal pat
ssa1ss for he Asw es.sSssa at ". PEfEE0ON Z
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,(
RICHMOND, March 6, 1850.
E1AA HAVING JUST COMPLETED
A1&E& new arrangements with the New York
s<1z7x1 Steamsh hip Company for Express privi
leges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, in large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
30 marked.
Our accommodations are ample. and packages
under xpress SEAL
For rates of charges ana regular tri-weekly con-
tracts, apply to J. L. MACD0NOUGh, Agent,
2O2 Main street, below 9Th.
N, B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
runnlnY AZ usual. NH Its
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VOftUUfLy
the public generally. that shall still eantinne in
Inc business at the same place. No. s. MAIN ST..
better known as ''Otsy =" old stand where shall
be glad to see my old customers aud - many now
ones AZ will pstronize me: :" ass sssrS
Ia price and will sell goods lower than the lowest,
~ do not Intend to b undersOid
my 81 6te ~. SALMON.
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BY Hector Davis. Auc(

"A AND Violin PLAYER.-I viii eeii Al m,
Auction House, on TUESDAY. the 9th Of June
next. u LIKELY NEGRO MAN. veil known by
violin player. HECTOR DAVIS,
my 22-dtd f Auet'F
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:. :, . a, - H. ~ 1IVV lCVlNe COIll
my ID
COMMISSION Frs SALE OE REAL ES.
~ TATE, ON ARCH STREET., RICHMOND

COMMISSION MS SALE OF LOT ON
~ OREGON HILL. ON CHURCH STREET.
As Trustee and Commissioner. appointed by q de-
pronounced on the aSth Of Mays 1850 in the case OF
Evans W; Evans, Ac.. shall sell at public Auo-
1860. At O. clock r. NJ, the Real Estate referred
to in the plaintiffs bill consisting Of Lot front
ming back lNO feet.
.TKRMs.-Cash. The taxes for 1850 to be paid By
VIM. GRAY, of Richmond,
Trustee and COmln'r.
caie Dy 1ODDlN q APPERsoN, Aucts. my 30
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on THURSDAY, June l4ih, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, june II Post slske for all
Ths plsp.Is,ss s id ''sss - 'l'
ods slSl subscription SD forfeit closed with snbssribers
II hires he second hs receive hack LIs
M ~ sss r, Ss o milo
scrg,oa Ths P,opr ri, ni,aa 500
two ails hea 50 500 June iffepf'se0rs Purse
SAME DAY.-subscribers, Handicap two and half mile
dash 70 Msy 2 weights announced from Judges
s'sna Tshe ,sln fo c,s ar s,,,.
% heats p mile 500 se,sption su af
an s I Day s Il 70 ~ me s ne sDS
to tex hS Ths PsSpIsos WIN
SAME DAYePfopreters Purse, mile heats best three in
ROT RrH DAY. THURSDAY, Jans 3, res. stake for ali
ihsse ill sss i eiass ID ts rsi
day q May Il hec o. noTs start the sassna best receive
SAME pAYNsw YORK Hossi fandssp 3D. one and half
mile Dash u name Nay ss weights announced from is
SAME DAY Handicap Purse two nls hsats. for horses
sabsssipsas % al lis Hssdlese Stakes % psr
amount added by the PrapEitto half Forfeit al Of which VIII ee
" Rat1saes u III hs Purses ess which
Handiespael VS. seleeled b he Propreior,
The rule for handlcappng 70 b BY cdac mol increasing
ITy humber of horses can tho person, any
= Il ii shall be q he ropsor receive sub
sp,ion the Subscribers and hsw sosS Hotel hanacaP
il The races all m $500 win es appropriated %
The Proprietor privilege of pespenlng any of the
Subscriptions and declarations % a ihs Stakes
hna Hiram canspn New York Hoist New Yolk cty Or . FasSn
2 ~ abess sss & hung H. 7 Gu lie
Used And VII b paid over to he winners vim Inc
Of this Course and horse WALKING receive the
ans St HENRY COTTON Pronri,,or.
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TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on PoEy.
farfe street, auction. t
BY i. B. WALTON,

SATURDAY. April ~, 1850, nj IL o'clock
~ M. az tie st. Charles Exchange, will 10 sod
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND xith the buildings and
improvements thereon 10 the First District city In the
Square bounded by P6eyiare Annnessn. FnI
cher streets dssigna,sd q, ths Ne e plan drawn
snce of Ecnss late pHIie hi this Measuring
~ feet II inches Poeynrre rs feet
lines ~ width In the fronting alley feet
ing aaid sauare and opening Asneisii and Foucfer
streets ia feet inches in depth The sde nnus
towards ucher street. -
The buildings and improvements said
story brick dwelling sserecfe having
and four above, and gallery In frSas mp stairs sHostry
kitchen saierooed and gallery IN fro sTtn apart
nens frame stable twostory satero0fe upycr
servants yard bricked largs leading from
the street 9 ths stsbles ci.ter, in TIE yard etc.
~" TERMS)ne third casi--bsanee anil two years
credit in the notes of the purchaser his order
ing per cent interest from day of 10
tufify and cent thereafter, " pupciay paid
special m3rgase On the property sold until FINAL
BY tile purchaser and the policy III the vendor
Acts Of sale before W. II. Peters Notary Public at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser. ali
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By J. B. WALTON,

Auetioneer-0flce. 40 Camp street.
4, 4, 6b aprI ss ls 81 nt n oeloe
serve the following valuable property in the Fourth District
TIA VERY Y yALuAnLE 2gAETEE OF sqUARE or
Bounded BY Fytsns f and FourlS s saas
inches between parallel Ines
The consist Of an eIssant Modern Two
ESD containing two pario.s library small china closet
and hack gasies ' On second
floor twosogy back buildings CONTAINING three Servants
ses ss 6 asd
anta o choice nsn aas s sn
fruit sss Th, II; i situated lin in the most
elegant dwelling, and best Formulation and directly the
IN % "a m s a s as e. san
and @ g II The n sa y
Nc i ,o Ne on plan originally drawn by A. deArmas
Lots Nos 10 inclusive each 81 feet inches
on friana street by depth Of abont N feet between parallel
tans and Fourth streets ''' '''''' y
No Fourth sere by III feet in
req n az s Pn o g ra1s sesh District
@ By s Ne
s as,sd P s Ja asNas deputy BUR
Charles street Gate Nayades by depth Of 10 feet
No 4tosms The Of ST. Charles Pleasant streets
and measure - feet front s. Charles inches
fss INCHES depth Pleasant stres w. l =
Lots Nos l6 10 10 measure each 80 feet front Charles
aie Nayades1 street by dep of 10 feet parallel
lines.
Lot No. l6 forms tue Of ST. Charles date Nasaes
Harmony streets.
Lot No measures 80 feet inches front Pleasant street 20
feet inches n the Ill feet inches in depth side
and 109 feet inches on the side OF Lot No. 6.
Lot Ne measures feel inches front Pleasant street 80
feet inches in the 100 feet inches depth the side of
Lot No 8, and lB7 feet 6inches the other side
Lot No forms the Of Apollo and Pleasant and
40 feet inches front Apollo street. depth
On th side Of Lot No and 2D feet inches in depth and front
on Pleasant street.
Lots Nos $40 H. inclusive each so feet front
anDlIn hx dapb nf ttp Iibnz
Lot No 10 ns the corner Of Ap e and Harmony streets
Is each 30 feet II ches front
Harmony street, depth of l0 feet be parallel lines
All fneasi,e according plan by Il. Buissan
daied March 1882 and deposited s the Office of NJ. Ham,
N ,tary Public.
TAR MS.-Dne-thd Cash, balance at and years
the of the chises their Order bearing
per ON day of sale maturity
per thereafter II punciualy paid with special
gare on the property sold until hnal payment.
he buildings the II Third streets to
the satisfaction of the purehaser
and the policy Of insurance transferred the
Acts Of sale be W II. Peters, Notary Public ex-
of the purchasers. all
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J. B, WALTON.
cATUHDa 7, ApriI a. 1880, at u

y 'i and Garr,...-s Driver At aueton.
BY J. B, " ALTON.
AuctIone.. -ohice 10 Camp street.
cATURDa Y, .ApriI IA. 1850, At ~ o'clock
The sreos by I'LL TONY assa n. % yeErs, diung
TIiE siass esrs WI, sr sh nssss. -sed in the
city In IN Yns, raveeI 80 MA nv eee %qit, He
viii be guaranteed aganst ali Il Wee ~ wv er no 20
be sold out Of the city. va
HS-TERMS-Cash,
the a sf Ct ss.s before a Aa notary pn's at
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DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND in THE FIRST MS
rict at auction.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
AecfloSkER-ofhce, ~ Camp street.
SALUHDAf, tine l4th April, 1850, at
~ clock A ~ lMe St Gnafes hoIEL Exchante

ACCOMMODATIONS, 40 Camp street,
SATUHDAf, the l4th April, 1850, at Ia
~ O'Clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Hote Exchange at auction
will be sold ~ = ~
TWkNFf-FlFE LOTS OF t;koC ND in the Fits. District
h clty ncns we square ooande BY Miro Gare Palmyra
anu s1rees DESIGNATED by the Nos to D. Inclusive
LOIS NOS 70 = and lots Nos le TO q Inclusive
ash feet front on Galvez street. by depth lis
Lots NOS - and ~ measure each % feet front on Gayez
Lots Nos = and "a measure each Is fest 10 inches
front Galvez street, by depth Of 1870 iHche
lines.
Lots Nos 70 inclusive and lots Nos Is to lT inclusive
measure each rs feet inches each Palmyra and Galvez
streets by depth of los feet.
Lot No SIS Of an Irregular form measuring feet inch and
INES front on Gasquet street % feet inches in the
feet in depth on the line of lot No. and l16 feet 10 inches
lines the other side
Lots Los and II measure each ~ feet front Miro
by depth Of 100 feet 3 inches and 4 lines
Lots Nos 10 and measure each p feet 10 inches md lines
front Miro street by depth Of 100 feet inches and lines
M TEkMS.One-th third cash the balance credit Of
ana years ia the notes Of the purchasers to their order
bearing interest at the Of per per day Of
SAFE 10 maturity ana per cent thereafter pnnctually
PAID with special mortgage on the property sold until na
payment. 49, 5H
Acts of sale before Jos. Lisbony Notary Public
pense of ths purchasers. r. "a
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VALUABLE MAGAZINE STREET PROPERTY AT
auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

151 W III
Auctioneer-OfHca 40 Camp street,
&ATUADAYs April IA. 1850. at IL o'clock
H. Y tne 81 Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
TWO LOTS or GROUND with the improvements thereon
IN he f5 Disc OF shts city in the BOUNDED by Mag
81 Joseph Foucer and Delord stree designated
su measuring eaSn % feet front on Magazine street. by
American measure. $500
he improvements consist Of story frame oue
Eis- EhHs-one third cash balance credit of one
5eals IN tne notes OF The purchasers their bwn order
lherest annnm from Of
nii,y ana eit per cent thereafter II punetpay paid
with special mortgage the property sold until final payment
pense Of the purchasers ~ ain
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SUCCESSION OF GREER, B. DUNCAN SALE OF THE
did Residence Apollo street between Enterpe and ferp
sichore Also desirable Pew in ST. Paas Church
BY PALFREY 81 CO.,
WV. sYER, Auctioneer-offce, No. q Camp street.
q NJ 4. ZAP APril Sl 1850, At L. o'clock
virtue three orders honorable the Second District Court
and az Of March, Following psp es In n hs
matter Of the succession of Greer b. Duncan deceased viii be
!. j. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
bounded By snd Ea
change Alley having 20 feet front Exchange Alley by
Tie improvements comprise the story brick building No.
A Exchange Alley rented for law Offices at the rate Of
AeS'. s cERTAiN pi PORTION or GROUND, with all the
o a an E
change Alley meassng 70 feet inch and lines front Gus
Alley The Improvement comprise story brick bnling
containing thirty rented offices, and known Dun
a,sy eseapsd " nsssss Duncan Mecoaas sSs1 Jaw
OFFICE sold subject 70 The safruct in favor Of James MeGon
neil FIJI hRTas i! f oSTos lately occupied
thereon The rights ways privileges sefvitudes ad-
ss % it t cng M s Wise %
81 The No / On plan u d A Hedin daed December IL Iss
es plan see sd
lines front on Apollo the same on each Ct EuteRe and
English measure The improvements comprise an elegantly
house and sabing gardens stocked with the choicest ever.
green's exotic plans shrubbey etc. and all the improvements
and offices requisite for a gentlemsn's residence
Said property DO delivered the purchaser month after
sale
L. Pew No IT, ST. Paups Church.
aa-TERMs-For the Pew, cash for the Real Estate.
fourth cash and The balance on credit Of and years for
purea ers1 bearing interest at cent from date
thrifty and thereafter al per cent until paid and secured by
The are BE- Insured by the purchasers
and the policies transferred to The executor until the final
Acts d sale BE- ore r. C. Cavalier, notary public the
pense of the purchasers ma ~ II II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13

GUGAR-SUGAR-su9s SALE VERY.
~ superior second baud M Sxaxa Rse and Roiiss
complete with all a,xeS rniisr 81 rea iar
ger ss y II. inches n length
daetet By 2 feet loug I set II Sugar Kettles: two
wrought Iron Tanks Of u heheads capacity each Andy to
feIo If No tssrs; ~ s,s 49, H.; f,,.sna.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13

WaNTED-s LADY WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
stands Cutting Fitting and making Dresses. 20 to
country pleasant home snd gopd salary offered Sat
ac,oy reference required Address stating residence H.
at thia Once, mig II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13

pERRY's NOs-EXPLOSIyE, c.kMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL LAMfS-in great variety.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odpr smoke.
PAPER HhNG1NGS--A good assortment
LAMPS AND CHAND ELIERS,
In great quantity and variety.
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS.
complete assortment of STOVES, among which are eel
ebrated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
IN the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods too TO mendn for sale
the lowest prices by
HENRY PERRY,
az 3m ll2 Pnyaras street.