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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

Who KILLED Cock ROBIN Who killed the
democratic party, and who killed Cock Robin (?
Douglas and Pierce In 1854 got up the Kansas
Nebraska bill between them, and they killed the
democratic paIty-they killed Cock Robin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

FATAL CAsrALnzs-Coroner O'Keefe held an Inquest At
the New York Hospital upon the body Of man uamea
William Knapp, native OF this city, aged forty .thrss
years. who died from the effects OF injuries accidentally
eceived by falling into the hatchway Of 4 vessel
Jersey City. Verdict, "AcciientA death.n Tho
same coroner also held an inquest upon the body Of
Aoransm weseervelt. q native Of New York. aged nfty-
tally received by falling through the haichwAy Of tina
premises No 40 Gold street, on the 9th Of May last Tho
Jury rendered verdict In accordance with the above
facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

an expressive character in opposition to the des
cal minority are endeavoring to impose upon
the masses Of the people in this city. We per.
ceive that public meeting is contemplated to
be held next month, in response to the joint
call Of the American Society for the Promo
ton Of Civil and Religious Liberty" and the
German Protestant Association" for the pur-
pose of protesting against the odious and op-
presaive Sunday blue laws" This Is move
in right direction, and we trust that the pub
lie voice will make itself heard in unmistaka-
bic tones Of denunciation, and resistance to the
tyranny of the Pharisees
Another excellent move is also on foot-name-
ly, subscription for the purpose of securing a
concert every Sunday in Central Park. The
Saturday concerts are very good, and 60 far
have proved wondrous success, attracting, as
they do, thousands Of people to the charming
haunts of nature in and around the Park; but it
is manifest that no entertainment of this kind
can be largely shared in by the mechanic and
laboring classes between the hours of five and
seven on Saturday afternoon. This is.just the
time when they are winding up their week1 Ia
bors, receiving their pay, and their famiIissaat.
tending to the marketing and other household
duties. But if q band were to perform
in Central Park on Sundays, we venture to
say that twenty Or thirty thousand people of
these classes would attend and it is precisely for
these people that such recreation is most desira-
BILE; not for those who can breathe plenty of
fresh air at the watering places, and revel in fine
music at the Opera or in the concert room.
Moreover, the best way to stem the current of
Phariseeism and exclusive piety is to run dead
against 1t with counter movements Of this kind.
The PuritaDical despots Of London, like their
brethren in New York, attempted to suppress
every kind Of enjoyment on Sunday 10 which the
poor workingman might share. They were met
by the proposal to have military bands perform
in the parks on the Sabbath. The people attend
ed in thousands, and the vor popuH ailenced the
cantiDg phrases of the hypocrites.
So we trust it will be here; and We hope to
see before long many thousands of our working
men, with their overtaxed wives and prematurely
aged children, whose lives are passed in the vile
stews of the crowded city enjoying the strains of
Dodworth's band and the natural beauties of
the country every Sunday afternoon in the Gen.
trail Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS are al
ready three great Presidential candidates In the
feld-Wise, Douglas and Bolts. At the last ac-
counts Bolts was little ahead. Governor Wise
has only Donnelly, Senator Douglas has secured
Harper, but Bolts Is backed by the Ashlanders
Of Brooklyn-a mighty host in themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

WHAT O'CLOCK Is IT?-The only Southern
Statesman who could command today Presi-
Dental vote in the North is General Houston, Of
Texas, and the only Northern statesman who
could obtain vote In the South is Mr. Dickin-
son, of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

THE NEWS FROM VENEzUELA.-We learn by
way of Havana that new revolution has oc-
CURED in Venezuela, deposing General Castro,
whe recently overthrow Monsgas. General
Castro, after driving out the corrupt govern
ment Of Monagas, through the assistance of the
better classes of people In the country, adopted
the policy of the government he had deposed,
and pandered systematically to the lowest
classes Of the population and the negro race.
His error has brought its own Judgment, and
the good sense Of the people of Caracas has
turned upon him and carried him from the
palace to the prison. 1t is not improbable that
conflict Of races may be the result of this move
ment, and it will be well for our readers to ua-
derstand the names under which the parties are
ranged. The negroes have adopted the title of
liberals and federalists, and have given to the
whites that Of oligarchs. There is no liberalism
In the negro idea for 1t means only the rule of
the chiefs who will pander to their passions. 1t
is probable that this civil war will conyulse the
whole Of Venezuela, and perhaps prove des-
perate conflict before it il ended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

CHILD MnMxc.-The attention Of readers Ia called
70 an advertisement nanothercoumn Offering reward Of
$50 the recovery Of lost child about four and half
years DID, Of James McNair, of Ravens wood Tha
tile fellow has been miasng since Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

Poor PIERCE's Boston SPEECH.-Mr. Bueha-
mans predecessor in the Presidential chair, poor
Pierce, returned from his European tour last
Saturday, and was welcomed at Boston by a
serenade and address. TO this manifestation on
the part of few broken down politicians Pierce
responded in speech, which we publish to-day.
1t is full Of the usual patriotic phrases about the
free institutions Of this great country, aud ex-
pressing qualification at finding himself once
more on the soil Of New England. He also pays
tribute to the memory Of Rufus Choate. But
he has not word to say nor tear to let fall, in
memory of the great democratic party, which
was go hale and vigorous in 1853, when he enter
ed the White House, and which is now, owing to
bis administration, in the last stages Of dissolu-
ton. We think that q sense of remorse might
have suggested a few in msmOriam sentences to
poor Pierce on his return to his native land.
Such is, however, the gratitude Of politicians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

New WAGON ROAD THROUGH SALT LAKE VAL
LKy.-We publish in another column letter Of
instructions for General Harvey, commanding
the Military Department Of Oregon, directing the
opening Of new wagon road from the Dalles, a
point little to the south of Columbia river, to
Great Salt Lake Valley, connecting with beToad
through the Western IN by South Pass, oil
ready constructed. 41otSsate will open d.
rect communication between the Pacific coast
and the heart Of Utah Territory, and will
greatly facilitate the transport Of troops and
military stores to that point; thus saving an
immense expense in the transmission of armies
and supplies through the vast deserts traversed
by General Johnston last year in the Utah ex-
petition Besides it will open up another great
artery Of travel through the Mormon domain,
now comparatively impassable. This road will
doubtless prove useful national work, and we
hope il will be pushed through as speedily as
possible.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

LIVERPOOL. Ship Clara wheeler. 5l6 bars iisss,:.
% H Slocomb &co. a cks hardware Bredow Wust-
hon 80 crates ware l bale rugs case mdse Leon
Pierre dco. so crates ware to Huntington &co. y
cases mdse o B Graham &co. 4 cask hdwre " Ii.
ton. 8 hhds ale Buddecke dco. $50 cks do
Bruator. 200 do 8 Wolff. $50 bales do Sanford bros
2 cases mdse Marburg q Foster: ~ do Cramer 6co
Il do Hugh Mccall. y do Letohtord 1co: .iz
do n R Haggerty 4 Bros. II crates ware MIlgns ~
4 Sons i hales cotton to Richaud &co. 40 crates
ware w Dourherty &co 450 bdls iron F Folger
&co 1889 bars r Riron II crates hhds ware "a
tons salt to order.
| ROTTERDAM. Bark Edoyard. so pipes gin l
| ia cases udse d Tardos. 800 kegs herring Mum
mey. Lulino 6co 100 do J E Fischer. a casks wine
az mas coifee Clason hco. 2 cases mdse 8 Sarazen
l9i % cases wine to Thele. Seller &co. Is pkgs
mdse BURDEN. q cks 10 cases wine cask kersh to
q Buddecke &co. 4 cases gin Pandorf &eo .lS do
wine csk brandy Parmele & Brother. 10 csks wine
2 cases kersch to order.
CARDIFF. Ship Uncle Joe. .4l03 bars R iron
to order ess 400 bars thrown overheard to tighten
of reef)
LIVERPOOL. Ship Jno NJ Wood 100 tons soda
ash II Ashbridge &co. .230 boxes tin plates Dix Il
Ranlett. $50 do Bridge l. Bro 6S crates e'ware E F
Motion &co. 54 do Moses Greenwood &co. .l5 cases
leather Thiee Seller &co. .l09 crates cks eware
Gauche 80 bdls iron Priestley Bein 29lO scs salt
400 fire bricks 5000 tiles $50 bxs tin plates 96 crates
cask e'ware to order. ID
LIVERPOOL. Ship Forest King 1876 scks salt
to order.
RIO DE JANIERO. Barkentine Benz Hallett. :.
5400 bags coffee to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMpAGNE-

This celebrated Wne Of the above well known brand has
BEEN and will continue to be- by undersigned in
Quantities to meet the increased demand Of dealers co
snmers Thoroughly satisfied the strongest evidence
that comes from the closest linl descendant and
hrst established house OF Hedsick Rheims they have
taken hold OF with determination bring its claims
to distinct before the public generally here
toore The superior quality must satisfy auy
that It's smana lou from source where great attention
as well thorough experience brought 10 bear In
rs production CHARLES Hedseck has given his mind to
the perfection OF his wine and to making worthy name
Frequent visits to the United States enabled him M re
fully to understand and appreciate the shes Of
consumers and of his having proHted by that information Il
evidenced by the Champagne presented for palate Of
the wine unsurpassed for rich bouquet and
general excellence. The brands of Chamnnp q
tend greatly no doub confuse the purchaser but
of good and genuine Charles Heidseek
in full on the label well the corks capsules
T. W, BAYAUn Co.
General Agents for North America New York
The Charles Hsdsieek bs obtained in quantities
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
4. j. HART & CO.,
j. H. h /. N. MARKS
o. = SEWELLT 7. TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAYNE, STEELE h CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
sHERIFF'S SALES.
"9-4-7| T'I74|l|F7
SECOND DISTRICT


SECOND Dsr~or sAeaR raEpfnI ROBE
assss J. IL sa hs e s.
Camp and Magazine streets, THURSDAY, May ~ 1859
4 LOT OF GROUND, with all tho buildings and I'm. -
kbsrty Erato and Thaa ssrssts ressarins sfsst front
on Howard nres by adepth of 2s feet between parallel
The buildings and Improvements said lot comprise
sS arss sss m.
Fiiss EHsas1ss.s { 81 ssss' ss 1. III; .,,..
Sheriff Of 4, 4; T; PARISH RAsk5h; q 3, is.n..
DzuxExx Cous DE DISTRICT JACOB FREDERIC RoHR-
de la Nenys!ls Orleans ASss @HsseH@Ss ii is II.
ssss n. rs s er duf f"s,f 81 % 81
sy Z, dams ,sss s.s 70 AZ
%e a Camp X
I gRaas gRhasIs fss%s1 District d. c.s v dams
PIE, bSns pr r. Howard Liberty Er.,s :, has me- e
Ensemble ayee souts les Satissss ct ameoratons qu
en- bots ayant trolls shsnSEss sasrs dsysn, =. asr.sFs
deux enves, putt ardn sur is dsyan arbre, fruss ban
qnees tai.es 9, eou, payee
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
al2 IS % my2 l2 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orsars.
sEcosp Ds1R,cr COURT SUCCESSION Of the late R. W.
q NeW MrlrnHs M rUM ELL uec 40 soot
h ~ sais rsnarsd NH yssS MA y, ~ NJ al d,oS by
ne ths second District Court Of New In the
., the CIV fJoaI Uon saet % ~ s au ue h snuaEn
st. eet. on sATtIRDAY Aprl "a ise AZ ~ oclac N Saq
HP'' -' ~ AZ
"eI1va TIvn a RtII I . ~ 'T Sx.u ,Ncr d. NO u f =,
NJ SDann snJ "a annan,a ~ d y eet Nonie3. "
New York one r sSS 81 and he other for 81 oo bsonsin"
" n W u SJS ISash ~ -. j. avn,
A1A''As-e"s" y" 'Ns 'Pe'' II IT. p,pypp
rl.s - r. =. n n = q = n
she'ih Oh the far'sh OF orleans.
IA sa
t.isr ,aso y - - WI w; UtuIe uo xento fehWu ie
Co.. M n too a. a. ' aaassse Pas h9noaDe neusieme
sns Ia nroradsrais ME- M "a % , Isnn h qTs
ssi IA u 9s;s rma a. Ia a,n 80 "s sa ios ,ha' ~ = !
40, u @ ,uv Ie 10 sne ies tues uu amp u
pJar ~ sonpte ae Ia ase succession Ia 9ente
PDEiitS DEiitS y ETITp % Is M gu rct .,, a.. 80 Data. ,,
~ IA ~ Nn nt souscrtes par fe'er Coh
AZ =" t,, IT, W. M e aIeepses pa. 2; % SnMIon ~ 20
de la somme DE- a. IN s ue IA os IN ae Soo. =, 81 r"ulte
uo 10 ue gf''to, aPpaiteneut utesutcessinn
coNDlTloNs-comp'sntau au moment 'adud:tation.
o,o i. 10 ., ., e.x,. i, = =. ~ !: Al AhhEh, Me-
el- 10 10 q - snerll de IA farosse d Orleans.
.. - - ...
sixth DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
JOSEPH BkUNEAU, Second Dis.
of trct Court of New Orienns-No.
New Orleans 1851 same " sane.No. 2t9i.
by VIRTUE of two yritS OF heri fnCins to
directed by the Honorable the said Dsric, Courts
New Orleans in the above en,tled will proceed TO sell
at public auction at the City Hotel on Tom non street between
lamp ana haIazine Streets on fsiDAi' nay i'n' ieo'
TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROuED, sNua ed,
ig and teing in the Second District OF New Orleans and eg
ma ed hs Nos and IN square NO ", bounded by ueHn
Gavez St. Peter and Miro Streets plan Of L. Pile
dat I'd December a. 1s and deposited IN the office OF
jules Noisy late Notary Public in this city, Said portions
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

RICE MlLLS-RlCE MlLLs-RlOE MILLS
The best plan of hulling Rice ever tried IL by thel
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JOHN TALON. 1l9s :.
will hull i've bushels of prepared Rice In from 26 70
minutes according to the quality Of the Rice Mr.
PATTERSON at the Foundry Machine Shop ~
elord and New leyee Streets is my sole agent for the manu-
'acture and sale Of the same. &
JOHN TALON, Pstentes.
New Orleans November II, 1858. nl8 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

'Leavs MONDAY, 25th inst at 5 p NJ
H. FOR LOulSVILLE.-THE LIGHT
draught passenger packet steamer John
RSst14SzzA RRlne, VIM Underwood, master, will leave
for the above port and M intermediate landings above For
freight or pass sage apply on board
Fd~ No sateroom considered engaged unl paid for.
a plsn Of the cabin secured
for any Of the above trips by appyi, &.
YlRGlNIUS c. DENTZEL,
all Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

A. BEARD & CO., SUCCESSORS TO j.. A.
sSARp a. AAY Auesonsers App aisers and General
Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations etc
AS-No. IS Magazine street, at Banks Arcade jal en-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
: Leaves every SATURDAY, stsP. NJ.

New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet
n.Me - FDR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison.
nasS;,. .nd ssnse Trinity and all Intermediate landings
ming passenger packet n. w. McEines John W. Tobin
eommanaer g. Work, clerk leaves above at O'clock
r. M For freight or passage apply on board - '
VIRGfNUSC O. DENTZEI
tsl -. Avertislng Agent.
privilege of reshippinu. " N' ",.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

FHIg M DisIFisr Gn CoraT2 BsSIAMLS BARNga y. GEO.
Rf VIRTUE of writ of ierl fnclns to
me directed BY the honorable the Fih District os
New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed
sell st public auction the City Hote Conn
tween Camp and Magazine reefs THURSDAY, April
1879, at l2 O'Clock NJ 49,
All the right title and interest of the defend George D.
Gordon in and to ceIan suit pending before Sixth
triet Court New Orleans entitled George D. Gordon Ex
etc. J. " Z,chae No 6s9 Of the te sun
Of 5000 with legal interest from the lIth May 1851
OF sr!t
Seized in the above snt
TERMS Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

SECOND pIs4H'V' COURT ~ NEW pKLEAN5 vs.
of New Orleans. Nos l067s and IL $50 -
RY VIRTUE of e wrlts OF alias fiert faciaa
- directed by the Honorable Second District Cont
q Neg Orleans the above entitled proceed sell
IL o'clock NJ '5r,.'s- ' r'
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In IN. sseana
District Of this city in the bounded by Miro Ton
pitl and Barracks INCHES and sir
eighth front Miro street by 31 deep between parallel
lines. all American measure. ~ S
Also the UNDIVIDED HALF a parcel of pround living
in the rear Of the above mentioned lot said parcel ground
measuring 6l feet inches The line above lo 9I
feet inches and side Hospital street and ID
feet inches and eghhs side next 10 Barracks
street. ~ ~
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Is h inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
,gM% - NJ r NJ HIS AND NEW OR:
leans U. S. mail packet ne-For Memphis
the Bends-The first class packet steamer john
Slm0Mds Captain ]. F. Smith, will freight the
foot Of Girod street, and will leave freight
passage apply on board. or to j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under st. Charles Hotel
AThs line connects at Napoleon with packets
White and Arkansas rivers, and Memphis with superior
packets for ST. Louis and Louisville.
nNe Adams Express carried regularly by this line NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
spoken,

~ CAPT Higgins, Of ship Ehawmut, on the 5th inst
40 north of Cape st Antonio, ship Arkwright,
erom HaSze, bound to Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
=. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

cisafEsE c9ug DE DISTRICT BENJAMIN BARKER W.
. de Ia GEORGE d. GORDON
Nouvele Orleans. No
I'm NkRTU dun writ de fieri facias n moi
IL addtesse honorable Cnqueme Cour District
NoGye e Orleans dams aare dessns trocedeai ie W
Df, u d'avril 1879 midi rIoteI Cite rue de Ia
COMMUNE entire les du Camp des Magasins vsnte
publlque ct Adjudication de-
Tous les druts titres ct inetes in defendeu George n
Gordon process pind.nt evant Ia xsme Conr ds
District de la Souvee Orle.ns ntltne George Gordon
Ex W. Echarie - No Gg9 de Ia dte
Ia de 5000 nteet legal depus IL ii
de mai 1851 ct les frAs d'insance. y
Saisis laifaire ci-dessus. 1st
CUSDITIO NS-Cotnptant moment de rehabilitation
u. T. PARKER.
40 Il Is Is q Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrlsans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

Pr Stsanship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz-Mrs
Qortesi Mn Belieno, J B LIE Coutre, Aspertegin, v
CcntieIs, GArcia Jnrado, Castro Kopeke, I Werle,
4 = Bchmannes, a Wagner, Cortesi, Hon E Lasseire,
I Col Cfchan, 3 Martin and lady, Perry, G Farias,
s8 II stesrsge.
Mp Clara Wheeler, from Liverpool-26 pas
eagen II steersge. ai Ef 7s
hip Forest King, fm Liyerpool--33 steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

DEUxIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MICHEL,
de Ia Nonyee' Orleans. MONTARDoN-No is 3as
A rT;EiNDu rl,;lias I que a; Titus a presente une
traon la Succession de feue Michel MoLardon DECIDE
inestat- 0
Avis est lie present donne cex ne celia peut com
cerner davor dednre dix jours
auees il ne serait pas fait droit la petition
Par ordre dc la Cour.
all Is r. EEIry Dan,,a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
GLIDING, PLATING AND BRONZINt, ny
vi GALYANOPLAaTY, with new Prncess of TINNINl

GILRLNG, playing AND BRONZING BY
~ GALVANOPlAaTf, with new Process of Thinning,
BY G. ROUYER
1853 ChartIes street. near the Orleans Hotel.
Galvanisn, for gliding plating and Dronzng theory for
the realisation Of which long practice is necessary.
The undessne has given proofs during the b,
has been established In this that he has realized
He add that the confidence which he
as merit due only to the result Of his knowledge
practice but also to the his proby
He has for instance for those .hcd re-
newed all defective work from his during his
in Europe -
R9uyer after more than two spent in costly expert
ments has succeeded in rather pyenpR new
process Tor inning by means Of galvsnism
he viii therefore undertake the timing of cha6ngdis
dishes tureens etc. in all Styles for steamboats, hotele
ing houses, etc etc., etc.
my2s If O. RoUyER.
| WINDOW GLASS-ssO0b boxes French aud Amer can,
| y tor safe BY ALFRED KEARNY,
EilI <aHoW ~ MaRrziue street.
| NOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM rs TINS DAY
~ changed to CLARKE PIGToN.
tal A. B CLARKE co.
g JON ES q CO., sHIPPING AGENTS AND COM-
Grsvier street. - ~ %
ADvAN NoEs. 4
We Will make liberal advances consgnens of Merrhan
disc % our friends in London Liverpool Boston New York
Fhi!adeiphia, Baltimore and Charleston - -
ns 8. JONES co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

TR9IsIssE coyR De DIsTnrcr LAURENT cHEssE vs. SIM
I'm VERTU dun writ de snisie ct ven1e
moi adrsse par honorable Trostme dc District de-
nol nmARpl sy1l 1852 midi arHstel Dc Gs
pnblique ct adjudication de- s' " s
ton: '' ~ W =" ue'''p
& IN IERRAlN RAJ sit1s dams le Toisieme District de cetts
Ve dams ilet NO. 3 compris de pHstoire
De Craps des Grandehommes Bagat-e LIE dit terrain
e com ct mesnran tmesnre Frnncae) pieds 10
poce8 De ace Id de Crars Qpe brsee 81
snr ds 4cs IL Ia rue de- H to lao pied
am plan dresse A. DeArm chitece date du vrier
cette vile, '' ' f~
ayec 'outes les b6tes ameoraons qu 81
H9nvent sr lie d terrain, dpeHdances appartenances
lie terrain M decrt compose terrans desgne par
les NOS sur un plan drtsse Joseph Pile, apeneur,
~ une acte all rapport de Felix eArmas cdevant
hoae pup ic en- cee yiie en- date du doctobre 1890
coNDifloNS-Comptsnta tau moment de Naturalization.
3. +. PARKER,
mo ~ u ~ 70 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrlAans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

SECOND DISTRICT Counr SUCCESSION OF THE LATE NJ.
of New Orleans SCAJAH HARRIS, Jr.-No. lA50c.
RY VIRTUE of and In obedience to or.
- der Of sale rendered March 2 1859 and directed BY
Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans
in the above entitled matter will proceed to sell public
auction the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
Streets MONDAY, 25h day Of April, 1850 IL
O'Clock NJ for account of said snccession-
The slave named LEWIS mul.tto boy. aged about
IS years a runaway belonging 10 said succetsion.
TEkNS-Gssh on the spot - s . .-..55s
r, r. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

Leaves TUESDAY, April 10, at 5 P. NJ.
, - FOR OR1OUISyILLE-THE FINE REG
lAS4IlAhs5 aiar passenger packet "a. III. Fairchlld,
}. h. Faucet, master, will leave for Louisville
and all intermediate landings shove For freight passage
apply on board. YIRGISIUS c. DESTZEI.,
IA Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12

Leaves on WEDN GSDAY 18th inst at5PM NJ
-n.T. = FOR POINT PLEASANT, BAYOU
Bariholomew-The ghtdraugh hit passenger
= n! :: steamer II ed Chief, j. G. s6ue master
and u W. kouns, clerk, will leave above taking freight
and passengers for all landings Ouacha the route and
all landings the bayou high the ne For freight
or passage apply on board
VIRaINIUs c. DENTzEL,
az Advertising Agent.
- - - .AAs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-12
SIXTH DISTRICT counr 1BAUDuO BLOCK 4 co. VS. HEN.
RYA. LEE for a forced surrender

ID Of sale rendered AtIi s. 1852 and directed 81
the Homo able the Sixth District Court OF New Orleans the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell public anc,ion
the City Hotel Coma ,teet, between Camp MAea
zine SATURDAY the Tth day Of May 1859 q. II
O'Clock Nj
LOT OF GROUND situate IN the Fourth District Of this
cy. in the square bounded BY Naynaes Apollo Firss
Second aIi designated lot No plan by
T. tiohtiI architect, dated the 18th May 1850 deposited
the Office Of H. b. Cenas Notary Public city said
in depth between parallel lines.
TERAs-Cash on the spot ~
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