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A TKINS' REAPERS.-Thi celebrated self
N. raking Reaper and Mower havingbe been nuch i'm
proved in many of its details since last season. is now
Machine now in use. Those for this seasons sales
have been manufactured with great care, and will be
fully warranted in every respect Wew say to those
in of Reaper try one, and ii you are not entire
I satisfied, you will not be required to keep 1t: VINO
in purchasing does not want the bestg therefore, try
an Atkins, and you will not be disappointed
sa Orders should be sent in early, as none will be
''' '''''' GEO. E. PRICE.
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I. M. SINGER g. COS
Improved Sewing Machines,

For Manufacturing and Family use.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
No. los Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
w. E. BRODERICK, Agent.
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MY 1883:
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. 3!
Peter Bayne M. A., author of "The Christian Life
Social and Individual" 12mo., cloth. $l.25.
This is the second series of the authors essays, ant
embraces some of his most brilliant compositions
some of the most popular subjects Of the day.
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posTHrMoUs WORKS OF HUGH MILLER
Volume First THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY /;
Or. A Geological Tour among the Hebrides. With
other Pieces now first collected.
This work issues from the press under the authority
of Mrs Miller. The American edition, printed from
early Sheets will appear simultaneously with the Ed
inburgh edition.
Rosfon Nav & 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber respeetful'
i ly informs the public that he is now in the occu,
nancy of the House occupied by John B. Scherer and
that hereafter will be opened at his house RESTAu-
RANT. and that persons from the country aud other
niaces can at all times be accommodated with Pro-
VISIONS, for themselves and Horses, de-
Customers. WM WhoLEi'
Staunton, Ap. %, '5S.
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NJ y 1879

MAY /, 1858:
OUR LITTLE ONES IN HEAVEN. BY the autno
of"The Aimwell Stories"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The accounts of KAxRR-
y Err & FLAG have been placed in my hands for col
lection, and will be seen by the advertisement a.
boye they have sold out their business here and 1t is
therefore necessary that all indebted should settle with
out delay. f. ID. CUSHING.
Nov ,62
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

NEW BOOKSI-The Mystery; or Evil and
IN God, by John Young, L. L. D.; Surgeons Ser
mons, 4th series The Literary Attractions of the BIZ
ble by Leroy ]. Halsey, D. D.; Narratives OF Re-
markable Conversions and Revival Incidents &c &C.,
by VIM. @. Conant; Alexander on the Acts The New
York Pulpit in the Revival Of 1858 Memorial Col
lection of Sermons 25 eminent Clergymen of differ
emit denominations, Of New York and Brooklyn; The
J. Breckridge, d. D., L. L. D.. The Divine Govern
ment Physical and Moral by James McCosh, L: L. D.
Typical Forms and Special Ends in Creation, by Nc
Gosh another supply of Dr. Spragues Annals Of the
American Pulpit. ROBT. COWAN.
Also, the It'll VOL of Bancrofts History Of the u s.
The Suffering SAVIOR The Interpreter; The Quaker
Soldier; Harpers' Weekly for 1857, neatly bound.
Stanton May u, '5S. r. Q.
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HARDWARE.-Ih have just received large ad-
Il dition to my Stock, making very complete
stock of House builders Saddlers Shoemaker Black
smiths and Housekeepers Hardware, to which WISH
to call the attention Of the public with the assurance
that they will be sold ut the very lowest market rate
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, MAY 10, '5s-Vind. copy.
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HUGH W. SHErrEY, Attorney.
May 10, '5S-4w
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May II, bS-9t OOmmlss1oner'
VTAIUABLE LAND AND MERCHANT

Executors of William Langhorne, decd
O 1959-tds
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NTOTICE.-We have sold our entire stock OF
~ Watches and Jewelry to G.. G. YEAKLE, who will
continue the business at old stand heretofore
Very thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
us the last four years, we hope that the former pat
rons to the late firm will continue the same encour
agement to G. Yeake, as he will endeavor to give
perfect satisfaction to all, l..s
May H. '5S. KAMERER FLAG.
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LIVERPOOL SALT.
k000 SACKS G. A. SALT; 1000 Do. FINk
CVUU SALT, in store and for sale by
Alexandria, March "a, '6S. F0WLE 90.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03


We have received from the publishers, through Mr.
]. 9. Morgan, Of Exchange Place, copies Of the fol-
Lowing new books
The PoETioAL WORKS OF JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
Boston Ticknor 4 Fields.
A gem Of q book, in two blueandgiIt volumes
uniform with the other poetic publications Of Tieknor
q Fields the first volume containing steel portrait
Of the poet with his miscellaneous poems and sonnets
and the second volume containing his three greatest
works the poetic satire, A Fable for Critics the
humorous Bigow Papers, p aud the equally hunor.
Gus /" Unhappy Lot Of Mr. Knottn The book il
lively companion for leisure hour, and should be
added TO all shelves containing the other poetca
issues Of Ticknor & Fields.
LEIsuRE LABoRs or Miscellanies. Historical Lite
ary and Political BY Joseph D. Cobb. New
York. d. Appleton Il Co.
series of ablywritten essays upon different sub.
iects There are seven Of them, their titles being
''Thomas Ieaarson.n "a Review Of the Lie and
Times Of William n Crawford,s .AIacaulay's History
ofEngand. 7sWilIis' Poems' 2 Longfellow Poems,
slavery and the Slave Trade in the District Of Cou.
bia,n and "The True issue between Parties in the
South; Union or Disunion.n From glance over the
last paper we discover that the author is Mississippi
plan, claiming to be strong Southern man in feeling,
and an equally strong Union man. The essays make
neat volume Of four hundred pages.
PoRrRAlTs or NY MARRIED FRIESDs; Or, A Peep
INTO hymen's Kingdom. BY Uncle Ben. New
York: D. Appleton 4 Co.
A pleasant. readable book. consisting Of half a
dozen pictures Of The excteuents Of courtship and
married life delightful and miserable-eyidently not
written by an old bachelor as they pretend. bat by
some one who has passed through the mill ,, and
maybap, BY widow or deserted wife. Some Of the
domestic scenes are too naturally portrayed and there
stoo much heartfeeling in some Of the descriptive
passages, 70 sustain the pretense that they come from
the pen Of an old bachelor. The book, once begun,
win be read through withavidisy.
ExAauEATI0s or THE DRRp sco1r CASE BY Thomas
H. Benton. New York D. Appleton Go.
HBenipn's review Of the famous bred Scott decision
must be Of interest to all politicians who relish The
great question of North vs.. South II has been neat,
printed By the Appletons a handsome octave Of 2ou
pages. ..4s
TAE PERiLs or OERTATs ENGLISH PRISONERS, and
Their Treasure IN Women, Children, Silver and
jewels BY Charles Dickens Philadelphia T. b
Peterson 4 Bros.
This ID Dickens Christmas story for 1857 and a
poBeriuy-written and thrilling story it is. The
youthful genius Of Dickens shines all through it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

VNoBACCOt-TOBACC SHALL PROM THTs
Il date continue Tobacco business for
under the siye Of JOHN PRICE. Jr Co. Nos 2 AID
q Matches streets
All business entrusted via the attention
We will at all times keep hSnd large and choice
s2ed for all markets in hogsheads and bales All descTip
tons q CIGAR LEAs TOBACCO, also in hogsheads aud
bales, for psnt ton JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans, October l. l5SI. o. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
E. j. HART & co.

Ground spices
Iu boxes Of lbs each containing y papers, Of every
variety.
Pickles, Preserves, Ketehup, ETC.
Manufactured by Lewis Underwood, Munson, Thomas Co..
and Baldwin, Meyer Co, Wells Provost, J. Henron.
Pickles, gall, y, 4 and pinis--s50 cases.
Tomato ketehpp, qts. and ps-25O
Mushroom pts and = pts 50
Walnut =, =. =. rs =.
Assorted D., :. 80 :.
Lemon Syrup, $50
Assorted a.. so =.
Pie Fruit 200 .,
Preserves, Pine Apples, Cherries, Strawberries, etc.
Red Currant Jelly, qts., pts. and y pts.
Pepper Sauce, quarts and pnts.
Bfandy Peaches and Apricots.
Theoretically Sealed Articles
Lobsters and ID. eans-lcOO dozen.
Salmon. and 2 To- cans. 400
Spiced Salmon, IN Il h.
Oysters, and H. eans-5O0 dozen.
Roast Beef Boiled Beef
Roast aed Boiled Mutton,
Turkey, Chicken, Green Peas, Milk, etc,
Sardnes Nantz 100 cases = and i.
LANDING FROM SHIP HARTLEY, direct from London
WORCESTER sAUCE-Quarts, pnts and half pints.
From Crosse Blackwell assortment Of their choice
Pickles, Keiehups
Rich Fish and Meat Sauces.
Anchoyy, Shrimp and Bloated Paste.
Polled Tongue, Pate Dable
Currnnt Jelly, Orange Marmalade.
PICKLES. quarts and pints-Picollmi Mkt Gherkins
Chow Chow White Onions, Walnuts, Caulhower,
etc. ETC.
Tart Fruits
Green Cages, Raspberries
Black and Red Currants, Gooseberries
Annie md Plam. in cases of 3 and 10 dozen
each assorted
Also
Silton and Gloucester CHEESE.
CKAVhN ED BISCUITS
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Of New Orleans No lgy7 @''
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 the ereditors of


SHOW cause within ten dsytrom the notification any
they have or why the presented by Sturges
ntrx OF the minors Jordy, should homoogated and
approved the funds distributed in herewith
By order Of the Court:
P. s. WILLY, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
LIGHTNING RoDs-LIGHTxIsG RODS

- n, NUTTING GOULD,
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Oriers left IN 70,
NO 10 Mechanics aud Dealers Exchange, will receive promp,
"sn''oh' az iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
SHERIFFs SALES.

= -
srsTa DisrGIer couRr} wa, ELMoRE ys. PATRICK
RY Virtue, OF and IL Obedience to an
ed BY the honorable The SIKH District Court Of New orleans
the above entitled sanse will proceed to sell at public auc
OA o'clock 4; n; on the PREMISE
corner Of Bsroaas and common sse IN he First District Of
this city, as per invesosy to be seen at my office.
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
srzrrMr COM De plsrarcr W. A EIMoRE VS.. PATRICK
I'm VETsTU dun ortre de vente, rendu lie 80
Conr DC se de- d Noa9eie Orleans dams laiare cdesss
p0 S au e Ssa' 81 ss dxE S iO'a heues A.
lE F9NDs dun Cafe ETC. sne sngls des ruos i,aronne
want nyentare depose en- mon bureau pour reeours.
Sais dams pafare ci-dessus
CoNDITIoNs-comptanta moment de Rehabilitation.
fels56 Sheriff de "a Parois ass' d'orissns
Of New Orleans 5 w,roLLARD COMO 1881.
FouaTg s D'gSEe5 S%o Chs Pollard
Firm pIsrgrcr COURT W. Triton same-same VS. Same
Of New Orleans. Geo W Hsl@s same Nos. Ii, 92I,
srxrH prsrmcr CouRr} Blodget brown 4 o. vs. Same.
RY VT VII y Of SIX ,yrlts ieri fae,as to me
S S sue g S' On soS S sS9Sa 81
"H & uSs f' IF &c stock on q ' in
No 70 Canal street in the second District of this city
per inNslto,y, wnlcn eil DC seen ~ my oihee.
sr st1ev ~ rs ", aoVNe suns 49,, =. -, 49,,
~ us ns .e souil az y. \, @ s
p9peI VIII oe 20 e hi ast
III = VIII pl, ~ W W -, ny
uV.se ounu Nlsn Eo.u al oti
ment.
sh.,s % ~. y. u, I = = N NJ r. N,
sherlu o. tho I"tSl o. oIleai5'
DEuxIENE CouR DE DISTRICT WARD: DICKSON 4 co. VS..
de la Nouvelle. Orleans 5CHAS w. POLLARD 4 co.
No. 1881.
de ia NouVehe' orleans. NO HOW
CISouESE CouR DE Dsrrcr a. W Tlton vs. les memesle
dc Ia meme vs. les memes--Geo. w.
Nouyele Orleans. } Heme vs. les m6mes-Nos.
1924 II, ct Ii 81.
SIxIENE Corn De DIsTRcTl Blodgei Brown Gle. les
De Ia Nouyele Orleans. ) mtmes--No. 55L
I'm VE6FU de six Nvrtts dc fleri fnclas n mol
II adresses par les suses Coprs de District dc Ia Non
leOrean dams les ares cidessus ie procederai 10
LuNDl, Is de eFrer 1858 ct les jours suivRns 0s heures
M les ieux u yeute publique e ali idicson de-
LA BALANCE INNENDUE du fonds DUN maeBsin de
quucaere sue u Canal No 10 dams e Douxieme Dis
ct de cette vile, suyan inyeuare dtpose bureau
pour Tecours,
Salae dams les ailres ci-dessus
CONDIIipNS-Cete cree etn Ia Feconde Ell dernere, Ia
due propee sera Reimbursement ad1ngee au plus ofan ct
deruer euehersseur pour e pX qu oher douze
mOis de credit lacquereur fournsan hon obligation,
svec caution bonnie ct spyab pouan iue e. cnq
pour cent Fan, de la date Jusqu'a pariait basement
T. T. PARKER
lei = u 10 Sheriff De "a f.reisse q Orleans
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Y. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.


sr1ru DisTgior ooURr (BAUbTG BLOCK co and Others
New re,n, vs. HF e., To,c a. k ssoTs, 5sis
NOTICE i hereby given 70 the creditors Of
ONCE u W H. Psiei notary pubic on TURsBhY va he sS
aag q February is a. Y o'clock n for The purpose Of APP
ant for the benefit Of his creditors and in the meantime that
stayed, As in cases Of voluntary surrender.
sent he 5seoda1 an6 Ness Cove 4 B5eal ~
Law, TO represent the absent creditors.
BY order of the Court:
Clerks Office, January IS, 1853.
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
srxWzE coUB De DISTRICT 2BAuDUC, BLOCK co. ct
della NHeotean 70 sssIFoa h uaa = ed iaa5i
AVIS est par Ie present donne aux, cream
n 'i Pe gs S a r e l S' a. 's r ~ s 9Ts q
lefet de nommer syudc pour admnistre d.
poufsnes tadiclares personn biens son
'upendnes iel que dan.lss ca Dc eessions y99niaes
sener e Dit deendeaF ct NM Coke Breaux, ayocas
Par ordre de la
Bureau On grefer ce Is iauvler lsss. iais stinS6i
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr} WILLIAM p GRAYsoN vs.. HIS
NTTIC Is hereby lven 10 The cyc, i5 os
the qs2ysn and 20 AZ Other pe[s9as ntsFeslea that
benefit Of his creditors 81 ib s 70 ny s at oG Se o nc 81
+. j. Kerr Notary Public q TIU $50 Ky he 9Th day Of
into consideration The affairs Of said noyent and Of appoint
time that all judicial proceedings against his person and prop
1ad that h Woodbridge, Esq attorney and counsellor ta,
is appointed to represent the absent creditors.
Clerks onice January 22i, 1858. ,,'D''
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
sr1IENE Gown pc DlsTRIcr} WILLIAM ?. GRAYSoN vs..
A Wis est par ie present donne cream
a. e Se @ a sss S par Rs "a
eor puI e qenfhee De es c5eaneitTs qqs ont e re mir
1855 midi refe de prndre en- consideration les afres
a. an ct de nommeT ma on plseurs synde eonor-
eo = oa psr'921e o F vs. d eeos son sspendae
les aeancers absens
Par orire de Ia our;
Bureau da greiher, &c 2! ienyier 1873 jas stin31d
SIXTH DIsTeicr couHr BEER co, VS., THEIR CRED
Ma, @9,,..r. itofs and the G5ediS5s Of A Beer,
NoT r Is hereby giyen 80 the crsditors Of
show within from the present notification any
they have or can Why The account presented by the yndie
distributed in accordance herewith
GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
sr.rEnr cogR DE- DISTRICT A. BEER cIE vs. LEURs GRE
NN1Tp S lie, , Kopmg,n ct J. Blum:
eieTs dss iasolsanlss ct teu!es aues pgrsonne que
Dc gseSa es n po s' e9 ES af
Presene par sye ne sesi point appyouge Ct hoinoone,
fel sllal0d eAsP,p JAMES, Dapgte orealer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIKH I 5TGG G.e Is HIS CRED
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the CREDITORS
Bans Notary Public on TUESDAY the ga Oh o dsy Of
consideration affairs Of the petitioner aud his application
for respite Of Twelve eighteen and twenty -four mops and
in The mesnlme that Al judicial proceedings against his
BY order Of the Court:
Clerks Office, January 2sh, 1855 '''p''' o'S'A'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

MtE,OhTANT TO COTTON PLANTESS-Ry
~. Tnen her Icomes must be Doubed-The undersipned
and obtained leties from the Initial Ssts
~ &c ans combination of machinery for convert
eo Neon INTO farfs by continuous process from ~
through the preparation ard spinning machinery 1nt IL
Sr - Shipment or weaving The saving OF COTTON
" 40 viii ne a least Ten Per Cent? aud "a exclude T., -
H. s use ~ maehinery to presh the into baes o.
" nAnalg at ALL aud those open disentanra A. 49,
are very destructive In their operations on the s
sispensaNe 10 those Of ginning and spinning AS
M N! fAtNs are made Of unbrok.n fbre and hence
pe my PVT cent stronger viii command advanced nrires
~ sy Nl.i 1lsl4hes All competition in any market
me Undersigned is prepared dispose OF prviss - sa
MS PATENT and Planters will be informed a. n ,rn 20 %
pss uAtneueos how 10 use H. how obtain me best ms
Snaery and AZ other Necessary pafulars on spDicson al
Isen 20 ne mere or on consultation with me n nv room
raa lvsW ilFOR n Il fftis1u,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

DEqxiEsE CouR DE- DISTRICT la WILLIE de Ia N'IIFOR.
N'i9 N0uFeiie orleans. LEANS vs.. JOHN PRICE Jr,
INN xrnu,cr, - No. l2i7q.
E,,N tHhIU dun writ dc fierl fncIns n moi
ese par PhonOrable Deux Cour Ne District de Ia
dams afare cdessus ie proeedsra lie
IsHbl, de mars Ss midi lIIhel de Ia Gle rue
ee "a une entire les Camp des Mag asin Ia
Nente pnblqne Ct adjudication de- s@' - :"
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN situb dams 10 Prar,iar I,s -.
y cgse VIE dams et No 10 borne par rues de Ia
'sapa oon des Pseaners ct Ia Course dit &iI
eNh nesuie trente deux peds Ia rue de l. nonria
u9n, sur cent Ningt- hut pisds de ptofondeur
Ensemble ayee toues les bstsses ct ameiorations
sur lie dit terrain ~ '~'''n' 4uieAis'e
Le tout saisi dams paliaire ei-desgus
OoNDlTlONS-Comptant su moment de l,sdiudicat,on
ian fas IL 90 - 4. +. 7 PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

T'ExAs PECs Ns-Iusi Iecsyed p-- st am Aha 1765S
n0isa1 10 eois Texas Psctns Fer sale by
'"0 HAkEl4Il Co., 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

NOVEL Mons OF ExEcuTIoN.-It appears from a
journal Of European traveller, that new and fear
ful mode of execution had been adopted by the King
OF Delhi. The instrument and process are thus des-
cribed; A box, each side Of which is fifteen feet
square is constructed OF timber eighteen inches thick
dovetailed together and braced with iron rods The
outside OF the bottom of the box is covered with
plate Of beaten iron, inch in thickness The in
terror Is nled with perfect tubes OF granite, weighing
In the aggregate several thousand tons machine
h erected after the manner Of an ordinary piled
but OF course on an enormous scale, and Of tremen.
dous strength, The mass Is raised by powerful ma.
ehinery, cast in Birmingham for the express purpose
though i isto be presumed that the machinist by
whom the work was furnished had idea of the
horrid purpose for which II was intended The hu.
man victim Is placed upon block of granite, OF q
corresponding surface, buried IN the earth mmedi-
ately beneath the enormous mass and covered with
plate of iron. At signal given by the vicramadaek
the executioner touches spring, the mass falls and
the victim crushed at once is suddenly annihilated
aud spread out like sheet Of pastehoard! The huge
weight being again raised, the hattened BODY ia
withdrawn aud dried in the sun. When completely
prepared, II is hung the walls of public build
ing, there 10 serve as warning TO the multitude.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

AN AUSTRALIAN NUe6Er.-A beautiful nugget
was brought down last week from Kingower, and has
been lodged in the Bank Of Victoria. 1t was found
embedded In Sand only thirteen feet below the sur
face. Us form Is that OF aa immense fake OF gold
two feet two inches long, about inches wide at its
greatest BREADTH aud only from one inch to one and
quarter inch thick Its weight Is 743 troy ounces
and It is nearly pure. There was very little other
gold round about Il, but Il was in the line OF a lead
which has yielded about 10000 ounces Of Nuggets.
believe this Is the largest Of gold ever found in
one lump. The nugget exhibited at the Great Globe
in 1854, weighed lss H., but confined good deal
OF quartz. This has very little quartz and is valued
at e. 600. letter from Australia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
s(e6 0rIsans lailp Crescent,
NEW ORLEANS:
CIV RUNS In rHE BLOOD. !,

wEpNEspAY MoRNINe. FEBRUARY 3, lsss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

PREMIERE Cousp DE JUSTICE Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA vs..
PaTosse dOrleans ) F. 7. ToBIN, agent GU proptare
No 34al.
I'm yERTU dun writ dc fieri facIas moi
H adesse phonorabe j. n Dixon, Premier Justic de
Psix pour psoisse d0rleans ie rrocsderai MERUREDI
s ievJier 1888 midi, magasn, Julie No n,
Vente puhque et adjudication de-
LIE PONDS iuN CAFE, Compton, Liqueurs Csrafes
Saisis dsns rAfisre ei-cidessus
F. c. NDITtONS--Compiant moment de Naturalization
Jazz . ~ frS J. b. HAUGHTON, Csnnetabie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

SECOND ntsTalor oouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. p
- o. New UT,e4as y: G0hnoN-No. l25iSt
u directed oy The Honorable the second District Cour Of
New Orleans in hs above enttled cause will proceed
At public auction, the Ciy Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine streets FRIDAY the lzth day OF February
le5o a " O'Clock NJ. the following described property
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In The First -
lstriei Of Ibis city in No ~ bounded by Julia M
Commerce, Noire Dame and Levte I'll
ures weut feet front ula street by eight I've feet
IN depth,
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
comprising twosory brick house and a story brick XIII
chen prvIes The whole covered with aes and now
occupied A. grocery store.
Seized IN the above suit
sllnnth IL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03

TERMs-The purchaser the payment Of four pro-
misory notes. One dated October 18th s5 aud payable
after for $50 25 and the three others dac
18th june 1851 for si2l 81 each PAYABLE respect
lively Is and q mouths after date The said four notes
bearing rate Of six per cent from dae
until due and at the Of eight cent annu RON
maturity with the afore described property and
for The balance Of the price Adjudication cash the spot
f.. 4. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
TRorENE Corn DE DISTRICT I JAMES AtAGIvs RAYMOND
de Ia Nouvsile. ORLEANS ! DELACRIH-No SIS
TN VERTU dun writ de saIsle 81 vente, n

CeNDITIONSLHcquereur Rssumera iH Placement de guare
llets ordre savoir date du 2S oeohe 1866 payable
de date de Ia SitG % los rois
dates du Is de JUN, 1857 de ia somme d si2 ga ehacun
plyables respectyement r. Is e p m0s dc 1ae. les dts
quatre bs nteet tauN de six cent Tan dc
date usqna tur eeb6ance dc hu pour cent
Pan de eur 6chtance hS pOtheque IN plele
deerite, la balance prx dadudc tian compliant
meni de Republication.
+. 7. PARKER,
j9ls Q fe5l2 sheriff De Ia Paroisse dOrisans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-03
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation
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sEeosD pIsTRlcr CoURrlCIfY OF NEW ORLEANS IS.
oi New orleans. 8 JOHN PRICE. JR-N0 l27Tg
Il si NllSfUS Of writ of fieTi 1aeIas TO me
directed BY the Honorable the ecund District Conn of
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause will proeeed 10 sell
public auction, at the City Hoe Common street between
mp aad Magazine Streets on WEDNESDAY the 81 day VI
March SIS at IL o'clock NJ the following described pSa;
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First -.
District this city in square No 49, bounded nv knu1n @
cl!uon ROBIN, Pacanier and Race Said o meas I
arns thytwo teet front Annuneaton street BY one hun
dred and twenty eight fee in deph ~ - W "
Together with all
Seized in the above sut ~ f i'' 'Asieou'
TERMS-Cash on the spot