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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
TURKEY.
THE VISIT OF THE WABASH.
rerSrrrr 9TH " Trfhupe

Corr,sTouderce sfThe Y Tribspe.
CoSsTAyTINoPLE, Oct. "a, l-5-.
The American frigate Wabash, COMMANDED ~
Capt. Barron, and bearing the Rear Admiral 10
flag of flag officer ae.e, has just lei; this place
for the Coasts Of Syria and Egypt. Her VISIT here'
has given peculiar pleasure to all the Ottomsn fane-
tionaries. and to the American residents. She
could not have come at better time, in1much -
the Sultan and bis Court have been desrons Of max
ing some return for the attention which bic o~a
naval officers have received in the United states'
Scarcely had the Wabash entered the Ocidei
Horn, when Achmet Psshs was on board ana
warmly embraced Commodore Layallette, "eeom-
ing him and all Of hrs officers 10 Constanuncpr'
He has frequently been visiter 10 her, and shown
him the most grateful attentions. He seut % hn
4 huge basket Of fruit and confectionery. such
Is used here. and more than once orn2menilhS ~
table with bouquets OF tie choicest no"ris "
SiambOul.
The Cspudan Pasha received Commodore lie
| am informed in the most distinguished manner;
and st once returned his visit. He alsc prepares
b. the Sultans cormmand fine dinner for hin and
al Of his officers. and for the American MmIs'G
asi Consul Generals At bis splendid country hcass
near the sweet waters of Asia. One OF the sDal
sr.ensl steamers conveyed them 10 and from ~
dinner Nohamm-d Iasha having brought sous
American national airs with Linn from tie [ nIied
States, these were played al tie dinner. Toad,
were offered by the Capudan 20 tue President d
the nited STATES, BY the American Minister 81 tho
Sultan. and On the Vice Admiral proposing t.s
health Of Commcdse IAvsli~ste tie latter respond.
ed By ole To the Capudsn Pssha and the offers o.
he Ottoman marine. The entertainment Was .
magnificent one, al did honor To the sultan And no
CsPudaR Pasks- The latfer sent one OF Tic Coz
eraneri steamers 10 carp Commodore l.. and IN
officers on al excursion 10 the Black Scs, VICE
was most pleasant one.
The day before tie departure Of the WAbsss'
the sultan psid hers visit. which is much commsaI
I'd upon on account of It's bring sounprecedeniedn
attention. Oar English fr.rnds are In mach d.s,res
about this, tor il IS ssii that tie late British h~
bas-sdor. Lord Rejclas was 50 foolish as 10 es'1
iheirisa;e in which Dc came 10 the Dardsce e. AZ
conc " here in a small English steamer ne "a
tLis fr,im soue sinister motive, for a triasn nss
been asked for his frsate, the Cursess- and 'eai
dowr 10 the nsrdaDeies previous 70 ter arms.
there. Perhaps BIZ EIceleney did not ~i,a
tie ingsls as Ire Wssass 10 ss sesa rs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
HOLLAND.

Aim had been broucht before The States TX the
Varue for the emancipation o; the slaves IN Suinsui
and Cnrscoa The first colony i To get eleven millions
al forms the second three Millions. Saves are es'-
mated for indemnity according TO tarn. nrsro
DO 1e, h.rins: on q cotton nee do, ~ norios'
There are 3. . 20 slaves in STinam and ""o IN 'n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

n, Wh,.house the la,e electrician Il the Mlsniio
r.t,r,snb Company. publishes s letter receivei by
- 80, .be S..reiary 81 the Company, refusing o'S
,bst HE Inc might be submitted to his further
-, aud experiments. srd declining ''n'I i1'' 'ie
nroposal contemplated /. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
HANOVER.

change Of Ministry was considered probable. Is
thought that the formation Of Liberal Csbinet
in Berlin would produce some notifications in the
Governments # several q the smaller German sats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
SPAIN.

Conferences on the subec, Of Mexico had beea held
a. Madrid between the Minister OF Foreign Aniirs
and ,be Embassadors Of England and France, and s
semot,ical Spanish ioarnss says ,ta, such Confer
,uce, promise 4 satisfactory solution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
NEW MINISTRY IN PRUSSIA.
Negro Trade Abandoned by France
rxAxcIpArIos IN The DUTCH COLONIES
The Sultan Visits the Wabash.

III. screw steamship City Of baltimore, Capt.
-, ,bicb sailed from Liverpool al noon or the
,oth int, arrived here early on Tuesday morning
ne arrived ont the evening of the 6h and the Gu
nsrd steamship Asrcs reached Liverpool on the
manning Of the 5th ins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
DENMARK.

A telegram from Copensgeb, dated the 9Th Inst,
ssys: The Constitution Hos,ein IL abrozatsd b
Royal proclamation. This Is concession to the Gef-
manic powe.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

The MoEiiepr publishes the following letter which
the Emperor has addressed 10 Prince Napoleon, Mn
is.er Of Ai-eris aud The Colonies:
ST CLolD. Oct. ~, ISIS.
NE Dear Ceasia: have the Hvel-st desire tia,
a: the moment when the difference with Portugal r.
ls:ive 70 the Charles q Georges hss terminated the
question Il the cement 81 free laborers the
spanv settled on The bes. principles of humanity ari
jastice. / enercetically claimed from Portugal the
restitution 81 tie Charles et Georges, became VII
slwsys ma rtsir inset the independence ~ - Ratio
psl Asc: but in this csse even il WAS only with the
profound conviction oi NY night that | rlsked with
tie knc oi Portugal rupture u ihose friendly Re-
lstiCus which ar glad IL maintain with him, but
70 tie principles u TIE engagement Of the negroes. my
IDEAS srr .f from being settled IT. in truth abo!ers
received Un the African coaS, not allowed the s1
ercise Of their free WI. an1 tAs ecromen. = only
tie slave trade IN Disguise VII haye L terms.
for i 70, | wro VIII protect sayvhere enterprises
contrary 10 progress 20 humanity ant 10 cvhI alton.
| beg YOU then 10 seek 90. the truth With the zeal
ard Inis lserce which yoa vii brirg - bear on al
the best method of putting end 70 what Is cn-
tnual csu-e q; dispGie would be g. substitute the
free labor II ludIsn Coolies ios thst oi negles BE-
YOU 70 CONE 70 a. ufde rsi&nin- with the Minister Vi
FOrvisu Affairs. 4 rvsurnc with tie kr-hsa GoNern-
ruert the negotiations which were entered on lev
months ago. or tins, my dear cousin, pray Go -
have you IN his keeping. SAt"L.oS.
The funeral OF Napoleon l. aal ArrNe'i in fAsAs
f,om Woolvich, IN eharse Il Sir J. Bur-oyne who, n
an appropriate speech formally delivered Il up -
Prince Napoleon. The reply Of the Prince MAS a.
follows:
GESKR,I: Ireoeive, il. the raSss OF TIRE Emperor,
tie precious r,gci which he Qleer Ct EcsAr.l has
.cn, e. him. receive il testimony u her desire
e ef-ce .he y"'srsE; ..reDeTarc's u - he'S---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

Tie Prussian Sta1fs-Aa-eigcr gives the following
list Of the new Cabinet: Prsce Of Hohenzolern Sig.
mariDgen, President of the Council; Baron Plgtvel,
Minister Of the Interior; Baron Auerswsd, Msi%r
of State; Baron Scheinitz, Foreign Affairs; Gen b
min, War; NJ. Patow, Finance; Count Packies, Asn-
culture: NJ. Berttbmann Hollweg, Public Instructive:
NJ. Won der Heydt remains Minister Of Commerce Ard
NJ. Simons Minister Of Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF NE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
SALE WITH UT LIMIT OF FOUR VERY DESIRABLE
TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES.
BY ~ vIGEIE Auctionoer

Bf y. FIINIE. AnctonoeT.
"WEDNESDAY. cath Inst, at I2 o'clock, nj
w Ia ks Arcade, vii be cold very desirable story
Frame Houses being the II Dryades Streets
ct short distance from the market.
FOUR LOIS OF GROUND In the square bounded By
Dryade BaechG streets desienaed
Nos and 4. Lot No. l. being the corner g
feet Inches and line front Dryades BY 1
and tenng IN The rear on common alley together with
two sorry Frame House. slate roof he
floor four in fe upper iostosy frame kchs
having Fix roons, prisies cistern we'll Lots and
street by ~ feet deep ard fronting in the
ney opening EratO together with the donble story
frame heases built ese lot ronf aviug
deuble tNosory kchen having each twelve rooms
privies cern sgeIs etc The whole according an now
exhibiting Banks rcade
Re- TEkNSOne -tfrd cash, and the balance Of
one and for secured by said
perry aud bearing per nutii maturity
and amer maturity cent. per uB paid The hhd-
ings ~ be injured agnstthe risks Of FIRE until Of the
last note and the psleies transferred u he
Acts OF sle before r. c. Rveliier ESQ Notary Pubie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
SUCCESSION DE MARY BOWER.
PAR N. vIGNIE Rncanteur.

PAR N. vIGNIE, Rncanteur.
NTARDI. lie avril 1S5s, midi. n L Arc AIDE
dun ordTe fhO-
narabe euxiene District de Ia N0tvelle- Orleans
No 1907 dale da "A bvrier 1855 vendu vehe
pnblique--
NARY, torpheue) mulatresse agee denyiron 10 ans.
Br~OONDITTO NS-l'cmptant
Dft'X LOTS DE TERRE, shines faubourg DelassiEe,
dams lie QuAtrieme District de Vile Paoc Jefferson,
par Nos 10 ct II de et No g. borne les
Chippewa Harmonic; Pleasant and Jersey eacun 20
pieds Jersey, IN peds de profonheur,
pied smeriran lot No 10 orme Pencognure DIES Jer
sey ct Pleasant.
Ensemble les bSsses ct eloraons quexen
dessus.
na-C0NDTTIONS-Un einquena comptSnt, ct Ia balance
bllrIs six douze quatre mos garautis
par hyrotheque de prophetic portant butt pour
duteret iusqua parfait paement. ms Is % ap56
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON GIROD STREET
near Lafayette Square. long credit
BY n. VHiNIE, Auctloneer.
G SATURDAY, the sofh Inst, at Is O'Clock NJ.

y Banks Arcade Magazine street. viii be SOLD
TWO LOTS Of GROUND. in the square bounded BY irod
Magazine, julia Camp designated Lots
and Said lots each 40 feet front rod by
Is feet II inches in deph, Together with the Brick Dwell
Houses containing each rooms, cabinets kitchens
containing each rooms. lot prives
etc. aud The property is divided suit
B-TERMs-one third cash, balance and years.
bearing mortgage said property, per
from the day Of sale maturity aud in Ron-ay
cent mi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
LOT OF GROUND ON THE cENTILLY ROAD.
BY J. A. BEARD 4 co.


SATURDhY, the 27th Inst. at i2 o'clock,
~ at Blnks Arcade. Magazine street. will be Sid
A CERTAIN YACAsT PIECE OR PARCEL or
GROUND situate GENTLY IN Third District Of f'
desipnsted by NO. 81 pan drawn hy A. d'Hemeecur
Surveyor annexed for reference to Of passed
before A. Chiapela Notary 3ls August, 3S. by Paul
Pecqne A. blanc The said piece parcel Of gteund
ing English according 70 said plan q feet II inches
front the piece Of ground laid of said plan for he
ar een Of Deax Square, nnd extending ia depth 3i6 fet
inches the dividing line of the lot Of designated b.
the No - S74 feet II inches obque line the
laid off paA for the St. Der
natd Avenue, and h ing so feet ~ inches and lines width
10 the Also that OF ground situate front and
the obque line 0! said portion Of ground No 30 and marked
On said being laid Cd FIR the enls geert o Desax
Square and the ntinuslon Of the St. Bernard
r1- Terms ash.
Aet Of sale before W shannon Notary Public the ex
pense OF the purchaser. nils
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
DOCTOR JAMES,
OfS2 Custom house street, New Orleans. L.,

", Is, Int.
Would respectfully intimate to and citizens who
have e9ed upon themselves disease il is most
the prospect Of speedy cure without mercury oer
Dr. JANIS oustomhouse street. acknowledged chief
Thousands can testify great success of Dr. JAMES in
1S {PSk PGTESc "a ntse.as q S SE Si
horrible class where the blood has become poo ed producing
P PSnfi Il Oh b % and bones liberated THROAT and Nes
Scrofua together with an endless numoer OF Fhrngs
earnestly advised apply while they yet be restored
Aasi how many have been lost, only by delay,
hy the fatal treatment Of mercury Deed from day
day with this lie destroying drug which while does NOT
produces the horrible q deaths Even If life be spare
how haze lost forever the use Of essential
Persons therefore cannot be too ceul cautious how they
by disease the prccreaive substance may by neglect bad
Dr. JAMES, long practice in New Orleans and principal
cities OF The Uno and wee his nnsonnded success, he
and others bo%egsa wRG " S 9e sT T S Dr. J
OPINIONS TIE PRESS.
Why IS trf-Hundreds of persons have from time time
inquired Of the reaSp why .asi our friend and Phys
astonishing celebrity in his profession We were Of course,
il em ii, fact that Of them strangers in
city. We therefore took speesl occasion I? expsin 10
years the Of thoroughly perieeng himself ia
ations and was nov By extensive practice enjoying the
fruits long and stndou application in the cure q those
diseases which he adyertses to treat n. D. Delta
Dr. JAMFs-oi all the ieaes, s % o nav CHOSEN
M one who has been uniformly successful who has
come more Justly celebrated, than Dr. James, whose
ents are at No Oustomhonse stree Years with full
practical medicine In general he singled out
of those human ntrmiy which general practitioners
SO rarely cone with successfully and by assduous study
seyerin the remocst penea OF the particular
branch and the most careful and extended prae
lice himself the Hercules OF this hydra ana thous
ands Of both sexes all parts OF the World now know him
or rsmemher him I'M the sincere gratitude For Dr. James
celebrity confined to New Orleans or LOUISIANA or the
United states hut exists throughout EaIops As general
thing, he is iniRbe, and those VINO may come WITHIN the
range Of his call upon hm not oy WIN The
~. ". SieSeeut.
Ia. JAMES DtsPESsARYWe recommend carein pesnsal
james, advertisement another column 70 ihese act
ed with the thrren- We have seen many
ua of the speedy and SAT- cures elected by
his remedies and romhis long and Successful pie
Orleans, have much coubd nee in reeon ndHg
all who need bis services apply thn by letter or Otherwise
[Galvesion News, May s.
Dr. James success has him wide spread repna
ton. Gszeite ami Comet, Baton Rouge La NILS 6&l1w
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sIfIESE couE NJ DssTRIcr} R. G. sIMMs SEES CREAM.
ie Ia Nolyeile, lTeSDs. CIENS-ko SSH.
I'm NEhTU dun ordre de veute rendu lie
- ID sc mars B5s ct adfee par PonoFable
COur de District de la dams iare cses
s je proeedsrs lie LUNDI, 70 de 1853 lk heures
A NJ les euX cihgres desigB pour cuuipe e ere
sneer- dc Pinsolyable, apadjudiestion de
lie fonds tnn CAFE sale Billiard sit5s rue ST
Charles No g. dams e p de cette vile suvsni
nsentare derOe CRETE District de- Ia
Aussi la balance bail lieux ex
Rirant lie Ter s,ptembre proclaim, 1879.
Ii iolt atandonne par PiusoyA cfeancers.
C'lNDTIONS-Pour le fonds du Cafe salts Billiard etc
complain sdjudicaton Ct pour bail Aeque.
rear paies lie foyer ecesnee la balance al await
compliant moment de REHABILITATION. =
rtaL- +. T. PARKER,
ml5 10 p &c p Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
lyALUABl.E IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
and ourth DsrcteWithout any Limit Reserve what
SATuRDAy, a7th Inst, at ~ o,eioek M.

j A.
GARDxER SMITH. Auctioueer.
SATURDAY, 27th Inst, at IL o'clock n.
~ At Hanks Arcade without Limit or whatever
ne de1SFseS pTeRefy XXI vii be iGld
thereon in the Fourth District Of This city square
bounded by Nsysdes Pytania Washington and sixth
front Nayade street. by l2O Rect deep parallel lines
The improvements twosory Frame Dwelling with trout
attached. having esrrn shed, chicken house.
and \ variety Of fent ard shade vees.
in the First District IN the square bounded by st
Paul Giroudn, Hev.a Perlliat Streets measuring 25eet
feet lines The comprise
story frame house with gallery front. containing
ment all roof in good order and nearly good
1900 Ions eae yard paved and small garden front,
g. TWO CERTAIN LOIS or GROUND, with all ihe.irn-
Proyenen theron IN The same District IN the square bounded
BY the Nos and 9 Lot No forms Of Hevh, St
Mary and Pera streets snd measures 20 feet front on Hsva
ST. Mary street and So feet inches deep The line towards
Lot No The improvements comprise wOssory frame build
and hydrun yard paved and banquettes made aount The
property lot 10 2meesars 10 feet inches front on fleya
deep the line No and about &c feet inches the
Al as per nlans ev hibied al the Arcade
H1- TERMs-For property No l. 5000 cash balance on
crrdit u months, for bearing the
property, with iserer and per cent eventual in
For property No $1,000 cash. purchaser to assume the pay
ent II note d l4-l1 March, s5 Tor Sn beating per
cent interest iii due and per cent eventa interest balance
credit of months, for bearing mortgage the
property cent Interest ill due, and eventual
For property No stoO cash. purchaser to assume payment
Of totes Of $50 each, due 225 April 1865 and % Oc
t3br 1855 bsring6 interest and eventual
interest balance II months credit for bearing
gage the property, with cent interest and
The improvements aIhe properties kept
sured ana policies tTansferFed TO- vendor.
Of sale before wm Shannon, Notary Public at the
pense ~ the purehasers. ml5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

= o. New Orleans ) No. 9.i53
RY VIRTUE of writ of6eri facias against
- BsTirand SAoy. and directed by Honorable
Second District Court Of New Orleans above entitled
cause will proceed to sell pabic auction CITY Hoie
Common street. between lamp Magazine
UkDAY, the l7h day Of Ap'il s5S l2 o'clock NJ the
following Described property. viz
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis sas>
tfic ~ this city the square No. 81 bounded BY ST. Pc
ter Mara Where and Orleans All
feet front s. Peer by ia depth forms the
corner Of 81. Peter and Yilere streets.
Together with the buildings improvements thereon.
Seized IN sle snit
TEkMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN JEFF ERSON CITY,
account Of deparure-Ten years credit.
.- BY ALFRED BoULIGNT, Auct'r,
THURSDAY, March Is, 1858, at lie oseIocl
4 M 90 Lanks, Areade. MagahLle sreet win be .old-


THURSDAY, March IS, 1858, AZ he o'clock
"a Sk TE'sG s Ss nss ss wi IL be Sd
Lihog5apexe plans can be e hqd at my Office
nue. Magazine Live Oak and Toleiano streets.
Sguare No II contains ID Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
sqnae No u contains e Lots bounded by Camp Maya
Square No - contains "A Lots bounded by Louisiana We
nue., Camp, Toledano and Chestnut STR cts.
s. Square No 10 contains Iot, bounded by Louisiana
nue. PlaqueTine Toedano and Ghesi'it streets.
/ Square No "A contains % Lots bounded by Camp Naga
zine, Foueher and Aline streets.
8 Square % contains IL Lots bounded by Camp Maya
8 Square No 81 contains Ii Lots bounded by Chesnut Pla
@ ssre ~ se eSn sih o aoapde by
ta9ia Mine and Fsgeber street, .; -, :,
Apollo Deaehaise and Foucher streets.
IL. Square No AZ contains u Lots bounded by Apollo
ehus Amelia and Foucher streets
lS Square No contains Lots bounded by BaCchus Dry
Aass 3s MISE 4Sb cash. balance
S 4 1 n and No.. r. ysS with Per rs, & a d.
9SS Ssrg Re s64e wep # Fers Notary nh
the expense Of the purchaser
+ A. BEARD & CO., AUCTIoNEERS AND APP
Bank and oh G SOCK s Po Warden SS Sale Cargo & eS
s9-onee No IS Magazine street and No Banks Arcade
m2 I'm
GAR0NER SMITH, Au0TLoNtER AND Ar-
Of Zeal Estate and slaves ' public or pTs SS o Success sss
sions Stocks Insurance Port warden Damaged Cotton YES
Having had eight years. experience IN Ibis city he solicits
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention all
Office, No. Commercial Place. se16 en-
NJ VIGNIEi, AUGfI0NEER, APPRAISER, AND
1N General Agent the Sale and Purchase Of Real Es
tate, Lands Plantations, Nesroes. et".
. Banks Arcade Passage No s. First District
Corner Oonr street and Exchange An y, Second District.
proved property OF very remg9eraiye iuEesmen,
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
M NJ ~ ~ :; r, WI -, m, Ia, 81. 4. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16


~ At FOSTERS sLAvE DEPOT. Isl CoInrnon street. 81
this time. 100 likely Negroes for sais. No Fis6
l tiands Cooks, Whers and IronerA, No Carpenter,
No. Engineer 1hrongh the entire viii be found
well selected hot Of Negroes purchased expressly for
tbs market and will receiving supplies dn-
ring the Having leased the hoe formerly exempted
Nessf Peterson Stewart Slave Depot in addition
my place win be zbe furnish traders Wis Negroes for ale
eortsels quarters shall in all snde.vor gvs
sfaeti0n TO all parties. THOS. FOSTER,
SEA en- .ttI Isl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
z, T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF o. leans.

DEUxrExE CouR DISTRICT VI. j. MASON VS.. b. SALOY
De ls Nouyelle Orleans. ) e, sl--Nc. 1a3.
I'm .VERTu dun writ dc fierI faclas contre
IL Bertrand SaiJy ct atrese par lhohota Denxeme
de District de Ia Nouvele ans afai7e st
e procederai lie SAMEDI u davri 1865 midi IfOse s
aCtG de la Commune entire les da Camp
gasins, d Ia vepte puhlique adjudication de
DEUX TERRAINS, sne dams lie Det-1eine u strict -.
de vile densfiet No. 81, borne par rIes ST. go
Ptrre, des MRais Where dOreans, Lei
con Is psd de face Ia ST. Pierre, n ps proton
deur, ct forme fsnge des St. Pierre Ct Yiete.
Ensemble les batisses amel0raons qui
stent dessus.
Saisis dams la1are ci-dessus. q
CoNDITIoSs-Comptant moment de Naturalization.
e. 7. PAKKER,
rnI6 6,9l sberiF do Ia Paroi.Ss ~, ralar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE DIGGs.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., AuetioBeers.


BY VINCENT 4 CO., kuetioneers
THURSDAY, March ~, 1883, Mt IL o'clock
an Srsa q e e 81 oui EhgsShse s. Lon y virtue 2,
District C9or \ The matter Of the sneeeksi,p Of Charlotte
T OF e GR5S5 E se q Nj eH o plan
SSsS y snsr "a TsGsgr.g 20 e., le inches
ssisi - Isl % SRodND with all the building. ard
.I sgrs g 10 inches IN 'front.' On Where reei
FISH said lot designated No. H. and adjoining the
ERys-onehird cash balance at and u months for
notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Parliamentary
trix With the vendors privilege and bearng interest per
chaser. tells
VALUABLE Two-sroRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and Loery STR ets--Deligtful Cottage The Pavilion
+, BY Il. vIGNIE. AucriOueer
Offices Banks Arcade and Coa street and Exchange
. Alley.
> banks eade Msrrine street Vim T. sod at
L. A LOT OF GRorKD, IN the square unded by Baronne
Bsroune by 10 feet N depth together with
two cabinets hail giiety balcony eie kcbcn, eonRinns
wood and eo house prvy cstern etc., leased up
3soTHHER r 81 G s ai nv
Liberty, calliape Benton and Enphrone streets, es.urng
feet inches front Liberty street by l2 feet
front cploae street together with the two frame
tern, etc. another dwelling hoe fronting Gaope street.
containing tive roou two closets Kitchen well pvy eisern,
), Property at Alge-s, near the Pavilion Gardens
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in the square bounded by
Homer Jefferson Newton and Madison streets measuring 60
feet front on Hmer street by I'D fef III depial Pfsneh
rooms attic containing four gallery in the ent and
house also garden with large quantity of fruit
az- TEhMs-onehaH cashi BALANCE on credit Of twelve
months, for bearing and
from the day Of sale, and IN payrnen per
The properties 70 be kept insured and the policies 10 be
Of sale before Jarnes Graham, Notary Public mIs
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SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM !. LOGAN.

SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM LOGAN.
PAR JEAN @. PoINDEXTER, Encauteur.
GAMEDI, 20 mars 1S5S, 10 heures A. NJ,
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trict de IA NOuyeeOrleans II vendn reuean les
heux dernereen occupies e dtfnut 07 Charles
pour mpte de Ia diie sion
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