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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

Col. KING, Of Gonzales county, In Texas,
who is an equal enemy Of bard money and
grammar. having q proper contempt for both,
and who lives, as he ssys, "down to the end
Of navigation" near Gonzales. little creek
which runs dry in summer. recently delivered
hinseif OF the following emphatic remarks:
..Ef / owe man an unjust debt, and make
him the lawless tender Of . bank bill. and be
infases to except il, bat persoos out writ for
TO level on my properly. ef I dsn't make . &C
rnn1eut Of him 1,I1 be d--d~
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

MEMS ASPIRATIONS AND AIMS TEsT or
following, which we find Ia
the Home Journal. contains wisdom aud truth,
aud evidences uncommon Insight into human
nature:
Every thoughtful observer Of life and charao.
ter, must have been impressed with the note
worthy fact, that men frequently enjoy weight
and consideration, not merely ID proportionto
whal they are. but also In some measure, se-
cording 10 what they aspire, and strive to be:
or two young men, entirely equal In actual
abilities, acquiremsnts aud position, the one
who cherishes some high aim--who In his own
mind has marked out for himself q future ca
reer, derives in some mysteri Jus way . present.
superiority over the other. 10 virtue Of more
unrealIzed aspiration. A recent writer says
6nely-biDting at an explanation Of this fact
"Tbe pioneer OF our growth 10 imagination.
Desire and Hope 60 on before into the wilder
ness Of the unknown they make q clearing;
they build and settle firmly before we ourselves
in will aud power arrive at the opening. That
early fore reaching is o picture Of our entire
activity, Man Is o perpetual seeker. lie sees
always jnst before him his own power. which
he must hasten 10 overtake. He weighs him
self often In thought yet IL IL not his present,
but presumptlve value, Of which be is taking
account. We are continually looking into our
future, and IL Is 30 near us, we are In every
uOuI ~ tutt VI ~ buhb VIC uIo" houA
on the credit Of 10 morrow, The student who
has bought bis first law book is already great
counselor. With the Commentaries he earries
home consideration and the judicial habit.
Some wisdom be imblbes through hia pores and
those OF the sheepskin cover. Now be is grave
aud prudent man Of the world aud Of au,
tbority. but il be bad chosen differently, and
brought home the first book Of Theology. bis
day would have been tinted with other colors,
For every choice carries future involved in
itself, and we begin to taste that when we take
our course toward ii. The habit Of leaning
forward aud living In advance Of himself has
made its mark upon every man. We look not
at the history or performance Of stranger,
but at his pretentions. These are written 10
bis dress his cir and attitude, his tone and oc-
cupation. The past is already nothing. tho
present is Gliding away to know any man, we
must keep our eyes out In advance on the road
be is following
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

DRAKE, Of the fremont House. Chicago, tells
n story or one Of the walters that would have
fitted Sam. Lovers Handy Andy" Bring
me q castor" said traveller 10 q newly IN
ported tabIe-serEaDt. The boy rushed sboutIn
= spasmodc and obviously distressed manner.
and 6nally returned with the answer "tt's al
as, sigp'
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06
THs TowS oy GrLaor.-This place. which has

THs TOwS Oy GnROT.-This place. which has
now been reached BY the Southern telegraph,
is shlrty miles below San Jose, and is situated
in Hne farming country. At present IL con-
tains four churches, three schoolhouses. four
stores, one hotel and billiard saloon. Wells.
Fargo & Co., and Freeman Co. have their Of.
Gees for express business. The Overland Mail
Company are erecting large and comm0di-
Gus building for m ONCE aud stables
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

PEFER vAEcLIEv, the present Judge Of the
I7th District. has been nominated by the Le-
eonptonites sf Sierra end Plunss fog re-else-
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

MARnrAoE-Ths gate through which The bap-
py lover leaves hls enchanted regions and re-
inrns 80 earth.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06
Latham and Non-rnterven,,on.

A writer in the Marysvile Democrat says:
Not many miles from the city Of New Orleans
il lake, whose bosom. when not tossed by the
rude winds of the gulf, Is as calm and quiet as
"panted ship on painted ocean," but once
let the gales OF the neighboriug sea pass into
her possessions and she dofis, without mo-
ments premonition, ber sparkling serenity and
assumes all the horrors of an ocean in storm.
II WIS on this lako--the day was clear aud
the waters calm--when Sambo proposed to
Caesar q voyage on the lake to an Island, six
miles from the main land. The invitation was
not sooner extended than accepted. and the sa-
BILE pair 1T once embarked on their voyage Of
pleasure. When almost three miles from the
shore. wind began to rise aud a storm sue
ceeded which threatened for awhile to engnlf
"calm aud his fortunes." Sambo thought bis
hour bad come, and, falling on bis marrow
bones. invoked aid somewhat after this fashion:
20 Lord gist let W git on de shore once
more. o Lord. Tse gnine to be so good after
dis. Tse guine to give de ole bline man big
fat turkey. I'se guine to give de ole lame
oman hole bag % homny. Use gnine 10
give de ofan 'sylum heap o. chickens and
corn. Use guine-"
"Stopl stoplr interrupted Caesar, "wbar.
whar you guine TO get all your hominy an
your chickens an pigsi Eh-anAwer dat, will
yerW
Hush for de Lord sake, Cesar only tells
dis TO de Lord till we git on dc shore"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-06

II am In favor Of non intervention aud pop
ular sovereignty" says Latham.
But that Ia not the doctrine Of our party"
whispers Gwnite.
Hush! hush ~ says Latham, II only tell
the peeps this, till sit in the gubernatorial
chair"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN TIL E
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Empercrs.


Because is the himself provided all
e. sef the be 20 psp the let be
asd and ds or s H'
snh ed Th gg" a I se e 1n half her
Tssf w s hs such s
first is the celebrated Pianist, Thalhe'g:
NEW YORK. April 10, 1858.
ny syi hair hs to S'i
original c9or about the time e arrival in the United States
Hair Restorative recovered is original con.
ss S Ks or very wonderful Invention au
lam dear sir yours 8. H 5FH1glL
pno Wes
received i 5o,ls q yoar Hair ,orave and
inns hat say hair toll It's original cooT
hs ss By w n Tss e ht
ha ak smn At the tine mud the
CHARLES cARnEw
pReE Q J. woop: With conadeaae DO recommend your
SsRs 3 S.
were almost white, have gradually dark and no feel
sT aso has As ihs
''n'-0' ''''S persons j. g. KiLBv
CHICAGO, H., May l, 1857,
tried NAM remedies Eject sisg yonr Re-
ms9 Color Ssss Il m s az" aea ssf o s
nal color health and appearance and cheerfuly recommend
Is ALL j, D. HOES.
The Restorative put in bottles Of three sizes viz
small holds half pai and Tetails for
one doll per bottle The holds twenty
cent, the mall reiaits for dollars
per hollis quart 40 per cent nole in
ton, retails for three dollars. .
o. j. WOOD & Co. Proprietors BIZ Broadway, New York,
lin great Y. Wire Railing Estabsmtnt), aud ia Msr
SOLD ny ALI. DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also, by J. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
the South. feS SmeodtsW
SUccEssIVN OF Jolg Q; E&,sE,.Y-gER-
- sous having claims against the late JOHN c. MQSEtY
her-by notified the befor Isl May
1889 the undersigned, attorneys of William W. Smith,
OF sad Essats
JOHN CHAS. W. CULBERTSDN,
No 55 St. Louis Exchange Alley, between Coat Bie,
vile streets a2l lO
laF $. CHANDLER,
DEN TIST
4S-oFFIoE and RESIDENCE,
176.GaronSielet street,
gag ly&W corner of Lafaysii. e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
BY J. B. WALTON.
SALE OF MOST vALU sBLE PROPERTY On
St. Charles street, near Canal street.

POSITIVE sATE fIF Noar y.f.rr |. n pRop5DTV n.
ny r WIYT1M
J. 3. walton, Auetioussr
once NO. ~ SANK Tlaee.
y shic 49,, ~ p y lSSS a. ~ % ieck ~,
fnT ~ ges k psopsrty WI 70
faa,iss atssse IN tne square bounded ~ ~
~ common ana Cerondelet streets and oasnf-
ssr y fset 'front.' on st. Charles street. ~
~ ~ Ies1 ana ncnes more or less bounded on the
CARE ~ street W property belonging 70 H. Kendall
erty belonging % VIM RsrSey ~ h sfees oy p.op
passsgc through alley belonging New OrIeans Gas
~ and running In from Common
sesvude Il syas ra,en Ten. = e q
together with ali the buildings and iSsren CON
ssng Of that ''' - y el'n'' '"''e'A' Gun
-LAk9k AND ELEaANT WELL, KNOWN THREE.
tensfve back bungs occupied ~ III. NV rIssns Stns
as their Club HOUSE. : - 49,
The property is leased un the October a Il the rata
OF S41W per anBsm and Will Be subject 10 e Ieaas
1TEkHS-The purchaser assume :he psvu mi a. tvs
notes one FOR the sum Of 80 80 payable 1 and h Nay
1882 With interest at the per cent S
2sh Nay 1885, and one for 90 payable the 2h md I'll
May l With interest at the rate Of cent annu
from 18th May 1857. The balance Of pce of
Act sale before Walter e. Peters, Notary Public At hs en-
pense of the purchaser. Il
a---,<,,,c-~-.,- -, 800 1890 - -
SUCCESSION OF JOHN MINTURN, DECEASED.
TRY r. r. WALT0N
nss.. n Ia ~.
49, ~ ~ l,.pA : iAee'
SATURDAY, May 2sth, 1859, At ~ s,elock
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The elegant residences Of D. R. CARROLL Captain Leaters
ana Samre A. Shumway, and In Of the most improy.
ing portions of the Fourth District.
By JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
FTHuRSDAY. May IL, 1859. at 12 o'clock,
viii be sold at ansti9n a. the Ciy Hotel Common
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the
Fourth District in the bounded by Bransrd
Philip and Baronne tae Baechus Streets The adon
and each 80 feet ~ inches front BY
depth DIP. 81 12s feet and inches bawesn parallel lives
able and improving neghborhood. The lots well filled and
there good brick banquet and superior cubing
E1-TERMs-Oneth third ca h; balance in six, twelve and
eight en- months or notes bearing the property,
Act of sale before E. G. Gottschak Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchaser a23
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te ol e rarsh OF west fecisra in the State OF Louisi
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auconeer,
Office, ii Commercial Place.
i, ssvs m Mn
La will be sold public the Following escbed real
SIS aRo T in the First Dis
~ e SsT ena o the
and IA rdoinnE each other and eac fes
which sssPed By os%E
rhsas Key s @t0 p assa'f Sso ae
a h ss 81 then Notary Rrbe New
ss :, fourth cash. and the balance ere it
their n &c with approved personal security And bearing
ere a. the rate 81 Sper &c per from the day of ale
e' aa, d G sa the . p50pFy sd s
Of the pu chaser.
oTATRE LOTS TIE TERRE GHOST d. ms LIE PREMIER
District convenahle habitatons. siues pr du ep
d ShsEn De Fer de g. n
dsns l'Etst &c la Louisiana,
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encentelr.
Bureau IL Commercial Place.
Eu,n i1l 20 de mai 1859, 4 midi, arI5otel de
q. 5e en nSea 4n Grdi de @
decrs serou vsnd pour eope de Is
d,te succession, SAVIOR
de a Nonyele Orleans ues dams et borne par les rnes
"li e. Nayats Clio ct Apollo en les lot, Nos
{, Fnes de fcs la Gsope 100 pIeds ponce
gnes de prcfondeur gnes parable partie Ia
meme propriee lie dit deFunt herite pare
aee Sarv s sh @ shal de Th no,, ksy
la Nouvel.e o. leans, !" 70 dc 1919.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT quart compliant, balance SIR
credit de g. Y ct IS mos di jour de vene acqnareur
donera son billet ayc seeurie personnel appouve
eFet hu aX de de pour cent de la date, ypo-
pcndue
Acte de vene pardevant r. O. Stark notaire public aux
ffals tie Iacqnerenr as0
~ ylGNEE, AuGrloNEBR, APPRAISER, AND
II. General agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Real HI.
ats, Lends Plantations, Negroes, etc.
OFFIGES:
Banhs' Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley District
Where be examined, any time list of valuable i'm
proved property of very retnunerative Investment,
Also and constantly hand for sale private public
ne some choice Mechanics and list of Virginia
likely Negroes.
Mr. DEFERlEr will give his personal every
sale and purchase. taos If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
SALE OF BRICK STORE, CORNER OF GIROD AND
Circus stree ia, without reserve.
BY PdLFREY g. co. --
G. L. G. DUPUY, Auctioneer.


odce-No q Camp street.
SATURDAY, May. 2. 1859, at I2 o'clock
~ NJ at Banks Arcade, Magazine street, will be
TmoCERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the First Dstric.
Of this city in the bounded by Circus rod julia and
St. John streets designated by the Nos and plan now
exhibited at the Arcade Lot No Is
Circus street. by Depth bet parallel lUO
Lot No 10 mea res % feet front Circus street depth
between parallel lines Ct 100 feet
foring the corner of said together build
ings and improvements thereon comprising commodious
two-story BRICK Sore, slate roof property
leased to good November 1853 a, 500 per
-
a6TERMs OF sALE-one third and the balance on
cred Of one and two years. by notes per
teest from Of SALE and IN
teest The property to be nsuted the
to the vendor.
Act Of sale before B. Cenas Esq., Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. my4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
BY j. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL, ESTATE
situated In the First District Second MuncfpayJ on
long credit, vithou, any reserve.

BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO..
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aactoneer,
Office. II Commercial Place.
y IL si,y :, ~ Sy hss ee%sss
Il 5eaTA1S LOT OF GROUND. sl.us,ed in the rir.s
Groa streets tegs wish the building. ssd
R ss T III hss
81 feet trout on aid Julia s;rs and feet front on
a 4 GERTAIN LOT OF GROUND: together with .hs
Se snd s 1T e Il he
square bounded By Thsa ais Front ' Erto
s's m Ss he
s Ct Nj fs 1 Es On oa Il s ss
Ro s;s II t a%sssH with
lows VIZ Two q aid situated il suburb Deierd
mini New Levee and Tehoupouas streets designaed Dv
with %n MeEy Lot
Ne 2 niche. f5o,s Era9 street by ss &c,
a a
running angles to last mention Cd line feet themes By
II S to hs line e
iss rs H. and the
By sussos q
AIr 1892 and snnexed to passed in the Office Felix
ssss taIs ny
e5h between Psts s, Lines lines and Lot No adens
"
- FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
First District and designated by the Numbers e. and
Of square NO. bounded hy Tchoupouas Ers,o a,e su
deposited In the Office Of James Graham Notary Public Said
Lots adjoin each other and follows o.wit Lots
front Tchoupitoulas BY 1T feet 10 and lines
in depth, etween parallel lines. 4
THREE iSrE n D ss5tst ,.n,
tRG o Eh s.s
and adjoin and each % feet inches Ninth
street by IS feet inches In DEPTH and 20
rear line Lot No is measures 20 feet inches font Eighth
street. between Fulton and Chippewa streets, by 125 feet
line.
9TERMS- One fourth cash balance In equal payments
at and years. Tor notes secured by mortgage the
erty and bearing maturity
and per cent. If not then paid until final payment
Acts OF sale before E. G. Gotschalk Public at the
expense OF ihe purchasers All
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

PRoF. PACKERS MAGIC SOAP WHICH
needs but trial its Real Exceence-Q0 pounds
for S.
1t is acknowledged by all who have tested its superior
qualities be Of the greatest discoveries age
its use is Indispensable to The comfort of every family
convenience of every hotel, ship, laundry.
For washing hnnes and laces, it particularly recommends
itself. Try it,
Full directions all packages. Also Prof Packers Type
Cleansing Solution.
Manufactured and for sale by j. II. Ashley,
1853 Old Levee corner Of Jefferson street.
Fer sale by FB. Won HURTEN Grocer
East corner Jackson and Rosseau ss Fourth District
PIT. PHILLIPS, Grocer,
corner jackson and Nayades sts. New Orleans
J. A. soMERs, Apohecary,
Tivoli Circle, New Orleans.
JAS. W. FEE & CO., Grocers,
80 Camp ST., New Orleans.
VIC RAYMOND, Grocer,
II Camp ST. New Orleans.
Us. MEEKINs & BROS.
a2s If Ship ohanders, and Marigny Buildings, N. o.
THE ALLEGHENY CoPpEIt MINING Co.
Psas ss # 'Rf legislature " Ten
luooo shares res; Of $iuo each
DR.. L. H. AsDERs S6SS'a sf Gainesville, Ala.
Capt NJ E s Msuryy Washiaftop, D c.
koi 4 GaT5is!s n ESD So A sSH',s Ala i''
d Char q x"@ssy ESQ., sG.MT Sn'sGs Aa Ala
Hon. Sydepham More, Greensboro Ala
Hon, W. F. Pierce Eutaw, Ala.
Solicitor Of the Company:
Robt. H Smith, Esq, Mobile, Ala
Rooks Of subscription open al the Office of
AIS I'm JAMES G RIMSHAW, 80 Carondelet st,
WYNN. CRAWFORD, MERCHANDISE BROKER
w No. rs NEW LEVEE STREET, New Orleans, La.
Re er to
5iessrs. ". A. Violet & Co.,
:. uglesby 4 Macaulay,
VIM H. LAM + & Co.
:. Samuel Wolff,
:. q. l.. possn L Son,
:. A. Glenn Co,
Patton Smith & Putnam,
j. A. HnggeFtg & Co. nl2 M
GOLDEN SEED RIG l-for sale in ouanuties to
VI suit by BARfiII & Co
az 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
DESIRABLE VACANT PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE
Fourth District at auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
Julian NEVILLE Auctioneer


JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
" Office. IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May s, 1853, at I2 O'Clock,
L at the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in faubourg
Lvanda in the bounded by Magazine Fourth Camp
and Washington Streets and designated lots Nos
plan deposited No. 40 in the Office of j. r. Beard late
Notary in this city.
These lots adoin and each 30 feet inches and TX
lines front Fourth street. by 03 feet in DEPTH between par
alel lines-Amer'ean measure.
90 TERMS-Onethlrd cash the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen MONTHS for bearing per interest
interest.
Act Of sale before j. W. Breedlove Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchaser. a22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
AUCTION SALES.

LARGE PEREMPToRY AND IMPORTANT AUCTION
Of and sens%s and Crystal s
BY r. B. SYKES.
Z. 9 as ;
out any reservation, will be sold
an q God Band 6inne Ds:ss Brs.a
as and TEE ss 9gsHs viz an e. Fancy China
Tse Figures lnksands bohemian Cut sna Engraved
ca
A large assortment Of Rich and Fancy Goods
PRINTED AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKER-
chiefs for account Of whom 1t may concern.
BY BLACHE f. Lea UlMONT.
Auction Room, II Charities street.
w " at ,hsi. auction No i oharss viii be
iAS Printed Plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
COTTON. Observation-Disclosures. COTTON.
BY l.. n. LEVY, Jr.,
Auconeer-ofice 10 Common street.
~ e s s 4 nr rrs.
whom 1t may concern will be sold
70 bales bales S Notion slightly dAm'sed and my.
CREDIT sALE-sEAsoNABI.E Dry GOODS.
BY BLA(HE & BEAUMONT.
Auction Store, II Charities street.
sold
$50 Lots Of Seasonable Dry Goods.
A1rTERMS-At sale. my3
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON ACCOUNT
Of Departure. at Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY f. SMITH,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY. May 4, 1853, at IL o'clock,
w The residence ST Andrew street. between EHyades
and Apollo streets, will be sold
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
EITURE manufactured ORDER In France and Germany,
consisting part q superior Parlor Suit in rich g,ocs
with Glass Door Cabinets; Chamber Furnitu
fus Mirrors; elegant Oil Paintings Dana Window Cur
tans Velvet and Brussels Carpets Fine Clocks and Mantel
Ornaments China and Glassware Bedding of every descrp
tion. etc. also. Kitchen Furniture.
HrTERMS-Cash,
NBThe House will be opened for inspection the day
yious to sale. my2
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THURSDAY, May 12, 1859. Mt l2 O'Clock,
NJ at the City Hotel Common street, will be sold
THAT VERY NEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
DENCE situated in the Fourth District in the square bounded
by Josephine Caondele Gate Apollo jackson
The Lots designated by thu Nos measure "a
feet front on Brainard street. by l22 feet inch
depth between paral ell lines
The Improvements COMPRISE fine twostcry Frame Resi-
sdece containing six to her with
Kitchens front and side galleries. out build
ngs The grounds planted with fine hrubbery and fruit
trees - "
"a Also Lots and the northwest half of No. measuring
70 eet inches and II lines front jackson
of Jos feet bet parallel nes running Lots Nos
and TO- No. forming tie of jackson Brainard
streets.
This property is in quet and improv neighborhool
offers opportunity purchase comfortable residence
with large grounds and convenient portion Of
the city An omnibus within square the every
five minutes.
ES-TER Ms nefourth cash. the balance one two and
three years for notes secured by and
bearing 8 per interest. ~
to be kept insured policy transferred to
vendor.
Act Of sale before R. Brenan Notary Public expense
OF he purchaser. s25
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By JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
fNHURSDAY, May IL, 1859, Mt 12 o'clock Nj :,
L t the City i:otel, will be soil at auction =
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND tuated in the Fourth
District in the bounded by AnnuL citation date
Eighth su 81 and Ninth streets, measuring so feet
ersty street by depth and front Eighth of 40 feet
formin the corner OF Annunciation and Eighth reets
EJ-TERMS-One-third cash; balance six, twelve and
gh cen months for notes bearing mortgage the property
with per cent interest and per interest
Act Of sale before g. Gottschalk Notary Public the
the nnrchlsnr 'nol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
POSITIVE AND UNKEsERvED SALE TO THE HIGH
trict, on Common street.


C. L. c. DUPUY. Auctioneer,
Office n Camp street.
SATURDAY, May q. 1859, at 12 O'Clock,
~ y Banks Arcade, magazine street. be sold
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First
District Of this city bounded by Common ravier
and St. Adene Streets divided into per plan
exhibited the Arcade Lots Nos. inclusive measure
each about n feet inches Common street
by depth parallel es Of l9 feat inches TX
nes Lot No forming the Of Common and
Streets and Lot No. forming the Of b.
Adepe Streets Lots Nos. to g. inclusive extend
alley in the 10 feet wide Lots Nos Is
elusive, each % feet and inches ST.
street. by depth Of about l22 Nos 10
and Is having each aso front alles prop
erty extending from ST. Jane st Afelns
s to 81 inclusive each % feet on
Adene street. by Depth between parallel lines Of 10
alleys common to the property endi' from ST. Jaae
s. Adslne street. Lots Nos 70 3d. inclusive each
ssoI let nches and lines rsp. on Grsvier street By
s,endng back e common alley n the running from
Grsyer and 81 Adeiue Streets and Lot No. q The Of
11rERMs AND CoSDITIoHs-one-r fourth cash the
balance At one two and three credit
in equal ipamsn.s bearing cent
maturity until tnal payment, not puncuaily paid
cured BY special mortgage the Sold
pr yiiege.
Act Of sale before a. Cenas Esq., Notary at the expense
Q. tne puIchaser. my4
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CHANCE FOR CAPT. LISTS TO PURCHASE A FIRST
rate Three Story Brick Store Eatchez sold
without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auction eer,
rOffce, ii Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5th, 1859, at IL O'Clock,
will be sold at public auction, the City Hotel Common
street. without reserve
A CERTAIN 1T OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
tict, in the bounded by Natchez Camp,
Magazine streets measuring rs feet 10 inches front Nachez
street. by about SO feet 10 inches depth together with
of yard 20 feet inches in length by II In width
to said premises and the adoing property, belonging the
Canal Bank the whole in conformity with particular
drawn BY Moehansen Anr 1854 and deposited in the
Office of II. b. Cenas, Notary Public.
The mpros consist of han isoe and
threestoy brick cement2d containing
vaults and everything complete merchant doing large
business
EJ-TERMS-o ethrd cash; balance in two years.
for notes secured by mortgage the property bearing
interest until maturity per then paid
until final payment Improvements kept insured and
policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before E. G. Gottschak, Notary Public
expense Of the purchaser. a2O