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, 1859-10-18
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~ .ls.-The steamer Not,h
:, fAxn.A s.aS .S;. na;n.. early thts motn.nS Wv"
Hr1toh p1@seu .Aie r"I,.. day, tue etn iue~
A's1 TT sta.mers @ Europa and Apg'' '"A'' 80
riga e9e W sre - w;,;x.rv "a Frs,.cc, nsd oaeo
~. ~ Maso1. as .eorIcTr ~, T.
e1Haen.y " Cr"os Es,tern was to 1eais feft~
1nna io5 hoy"ceso "ceosfEx1scs-A n @ the six Ple.:s.
,,t.n,,s1;nr ,xere nrcsent Al the Conference held
inc eo msx x,,.n~ =" .rcre rrad oyer. The Paris Pa
.re..s ~ mi the traaty Will be signed in few
-. ia th.t II will confirm the cesaioA oi
~. nnd contain sett}ement Of the LON
h"r11v arRt. Tbs affairs Of Central Italy will
be settled by tho European Congress.
II il Inserted at Paris that Austria Las cor.
.o.,,aJ ~ rt1ncr thc Tiedmoptese portion OF
The Lombardy debt from 4oo. .ooo, 900 francs 10
1;.*fa ,,,,ra .I,.n ha1f Tint ann.
Eso1..su-The London T.m4s has another
s},arn nrticIe on the San Juan difficulty. Wh'le
.;p;an snAe; ss 1ha rn;ss;on of Lieut. Ger. Scott,
ltJo's s,:.. - .a;fsr sa,,,tion. Tho nttic1e iD
aaa :sa a.ss-1s Thsf the island belongs to Eng
t.no' anu 3'l'eAeS 4''" e'''
II The Builders strike in London continues tho
Ssp,aa Gne,s fs;'cd - SJ"
n1Tne 4.s.ov4 sh;n Clara With 400 eoldiera
lac Iaas .s{~as and chiidrru. struck rock in
ano e,<h tus c,'snneI hut sbe succeeded in reach
:oe 1aItsnd hnrI,or leakinn badly.
'pE ri. ardon I'm. aaya that the agents Of
!'E E.cnnh au.,rinn ana Sardinian Goyern-
lug =. -" soi;c;tinr tendcrs from Enclish Irun
a5ars 1nsn. fnr }ar,e cuaut;ties Of riaed cannon.
fFs.xcs-TLe Emperor Napoleon is to leave
49," -. ,ho li,t} inst. and will stop two
9's.'.S 1 parassr~ where Il Is expected that he
VII Vii nasts ~ ~ . snceci.
Tha Frarch army af ohseryatiap will winter
:. 1.s,!e S"~4 A'''' ~
- The iotcx, rn1nor says that the preparations
~ 'Iss T.ansh .Ua aN4.S;;er to ch;u have Leen
1.J tos ~ .nd he indicat;ons Of backing
saxp:T snspeIueE i'tt Ersnce sTe anparent.
ms-sioi VII nrdeT Of the dav on Joining the
.raans -. Ton1on.a. I,as becu construed into
t,.>;ss;an hrt the naace ia not Gke1y to last
ioprs M ''
T,o 1o,don H,rold'& pnris correspondent
, 1859-10-18

p1T7ssrncn, Oct N.-Chief Justice Lowrie,
whoae drirer Vas fined $25 for violation Of the
sunday Lava By driving bis family 10 church.
h., d sse 1e us t9a II Te b.en
allowing traasg gtession Of law, though he had
often studied it carefully and oficially. He de-
clines earring the case further, because there
mar Be suitors before the Supreme Court in the
other cases, aud they ought not to be euabar-
raised by having one Of its Judges pecuniari]y
interested.
Judge lowrie il one Of the three Judges who
rendered an opinion adverse to tue Excelsior
0nnibus Company, few years since, for run.
ming On Sunday.
, 1859-10-18
Foreign Market.

Pm S9tAxEx NokTu BRrIoH.1 LIrktroo1- Oet- 8.
Couxxxc1A1, 1,-lIvsrpoo! Bread&tu1 Mukes 0ct.4. The
market ahows declining tendency. All descriptions
lover Epeae. quots hour dun n decline
uf 6.'1 PER eack and barrel Whtet haa ALTO declined -
~ crraf Corn quiet knd prices steady quotations.
sIyen Some Of The c!1ruisu ih7t closed
4ues. being slow Of e7la, but pf.cel unsitertd.
Irkxrool Provision A4s1xz. Oct .4.-Aarket closed
dull but Heady 10 psee1 Beef auady Pork dull and
Iseaay Bacon quilt. Lard s:tadg and ard n better
mand Isl Gdga63- Sugar sandy Co6ee quiet Spirit
TurpeuH1e steady A1Ssay4.
Loxuox Oct t4-Bradaun. c'osed dun bu. steady. Corn
n I'D considerable La.nss 7s bscn done u hoa ng ear
islces ase without change. Rice hrm.
vasue ruor prevails ofa strike auocg the Iron mines.
LvKsFost, Wednesday +. l., OF b.-BrtadsufA closed
quiet Pfoy,a!on. ate s.eAaF.
Lo9pox, Oet 6-NoonCpnsalsf 70. money closed ii ast
&9Sx fpr account, "
, 1859-10-18

' ~ - N'S'' -" -"
ther FONT thus morning with Liverpool dates 10
.ee o'u ,Is.' ++o44 nAe .Do4 01e*1S' "'
oeTaAeo ~ -o' Io'n w.. ,.,o..
.ns ~" ''e4"1. 1'"a Ha4 ~ eoo''e e
hv tbe ,;oht rece;nts an that ,be market fa, on,v
,i,out h. wb;ch ,r,e mainly oo;n.d h,,1 heforo
~. c,osa About * am hrshs1e ,ra-s~.o,d al
~, 49,,
ose 1oF no heo' eoft9olc 1o1 no epf!ng:
7ef@s9a for No Spring; and. d.74f@75c for Re-
;acfed-+ha ynnrtat clnsinr r7n At an3e for Nh
-
! ooo tesc 'or 30 = r1ous was aco*e ano
shade easier, with sales Of about 2a00 brls at
s;.9o@4. 20 for Spring Extras: s3.3sfa3.5o for
c.,;,ac.na- ~ sa,1Ga -. ~ r,our
opl''s SUPER wv es.'vg.e''' w., % .of ~ f.Vu.
sosMs1c at depot; 45c for new shelled: and 34c
for Ear oats in limited reouest md 1c ,orer
". 49,. -oon ao. -. ~,
"ila sa'es u aoou' WV ousaels III ooc LOT No
in store, and 3otc for Canal at1oat. Rye iirm
Ut 65aGec. Barley quiet, with sales Of about
: mn ,....1.,. r-ara' r:-.n..
',o'o pusaels a. o1'@'oe 'os NO l. AHo'h5
Seed heavy, with limited transactions at $2.03
Me.1el, uielwines unchanged Hides rery
iii,
0a,.'
1,o,, c.1,;.I,o. c,.;..,.. ~ .na.aon,a,ts
rcnorted
,,....,
ILLINOIS ASb Micu1eAs CAsAL-Va saa hasef
the 18th inst, Canal boats drawing feet :
inches water will be paascd.
MlLwAuKKE GRAIN THADE-The Milwaukee
4Staftnt9 Of tlls morning saya:
Receipta Of wheat last week wore heavy, but
not quite equM 10 those Of Tue previous one.
Including Hour the, the receipts for tue week
ending Saturday noon, were nearly three hun
urea nha serenity t1onsand bushels, namely,
!o,7a9 orls Aour. ana 5io.2a3 oa. "neat. oatp-
'nehts we're ,155 OTIS ol uoaf: anu 4s5,e4s nn'
ot wheat, e4u!'aisnt to upwards Of A9f mi.
t,on bashett-she largest amount OF wheat ever
soippea from thi3 port IN IN? one week.
slnee ssepsetnoet dst. we haTe shippea Go.esS
atia Q! aoaE anu l.ov2;Svo ~ push Of "n9at, eqaa4
40 brls Of dour, mud ,050. .oa4 bush Of wheat,
equal, in the aggregate. to ,e32, ,l99 bush, for
ne e'1So 70 .3o3 soSn. aee s
s92 bushels, against 4,70G, ,2oGdor the same time
10 l9's; 80 ioas tns s, aencn AGAINST ta.s yeat.
,';ii;on % and +. r. hus5sis IL rn.., -aIncsd -
~. ~. h,shsis ~ tt,s 49,. :. - ,,ass;i,s 1h.t
',ur sh;n1,snts ,,.r ,at rc.c1s snd evan s-.eoJ
| has * Let 1.sr ~1'~~4
'A0As -
] P11rsuCaG-0ct. I4-Flour- from first
| hapae 4o.dov ara 1;r,;fad Er,,n etora s5n h1,1x
|
t<a.oee9a..o lor eupcfuae; o lot exIa, anu
x.,3oG3.4o lof e3i1a lamnJ! fane5 a. $o6s4
''o; ne1t@oa:es o9 70 ot 3oV On leu !ton' "Gpot
III xl.Vst44.Vs; ~ pu rom stoae u q. gats
w On from nrSt naooo oo a, at 4as b oo 1fo"
, 1859-10-18
TOR THE GOLD MINES

sHARRs sA AXD Go4TS R1FLE.~& ~
aka, : i%rxs eseoatrae4.t ot Ta:Ke& md othaf
tasss. shot Gu9a r. ID - ,s etaes spe:1aips fer
1as1 c7H D. EATON CO,
, 1859-10-18

BY TELra1Arn.1 BCFrA1o, 0c. II.
F1orz-Dnll and unchanged: taes 800 bbt. At Il D4.
80 Euod chotee sAte u 623t 10 eat.n Michigan lnd
ana and Ohio, s5lst@s 70 douhe Extns.
GRtx:Wheas Opened active a. IN sdyatee q Il. but
Spring Early no. bu No Milwaukee club to
rive Il VIC; 0o) bu white Canadian 1t u l4. 16uU bu
t.d Ohio p t. Ssnce steamers nAws-6nN hu 10 M
akr+ club ylc Corn azket dkm salss Ut Y0O0 No
1InaIs w. Data ea1Ier sslea Of Q0l tu Canadn At
s7as7k, Datley and Hye quiet.
wHsskf-Steaay.
CANAL FhEoHfs
LACE ixt0Ers4 00 bp faur, sol 100 bu wheat 81 Co
hM cats, 1896 E~ AaN1,
CANAL ExroK7s 5000 bu dous, oo9 ba wheat sooo tu
tsf1sY 1900 pu u21s
, 1859-10-18

Death Of John Calhoun, of Kansas.
81. Louls, Oct l6:-John Calhoun, E1.Sur~
veycr General or Kansas and NebtaaIa, md
preaideat Of the Lecomptou constitutional
Convention, died at St. Joseph, No., On the
1tth.
, 1859-10-18

1n6 NA8B Oh Kka8UVp VUVCFNU14A.s
RICHMOND, Get. lG.-P2rtles who 4re fam T.
liar with Church Affairs, SAY that the report in
relation 70 the action Of The House Of Bishops
refnaing the restoration Of Bishop oudsrdonk,
il moss probably unfoupded. On the other
hand The rumos i again repeated, aud the vote
II no" said to hare been twenty-eight sgaiust
six for restoration. ,kothiuv can b. escertxjned
Of 4 positive character.
, 1859-10-18

r UMBERMAN'S EXCHANGE.
TAe Roo:aa Of the Association Ia I,nds Blo<k vii
opeu eAch morning from eight 70 nine O'Clock, Lu-
= whh 'rns r ana III =. ein .5s nd
v+sse and othes tnta.t1 a tn tle ipFt-
ted 10 attend. ROBERT II. FUSS. f1uEdsnt-
EifFxllkY WQpu. Stclet2fY MY19Afn4
, 1859-10-18

Nxw YoRx, 0ct- l7.-The ssea1nship Star Of
the West has arrived with The california mails.
about $50 passengers and Il 500 900 in treasure.
She made tue run FROM key West with ouly oue
engine, in consequence Of the accident By whiclt
her shaft was broken. her dates from Califor-
mis- hare been anticipated.
, 1859-10-18

MuIpAr Evx11xo, 0ct. u, 1852.
The receipts and shipments during the past
~ hours, were as fo'lows:
, 1859-10-18
f1tYutunff.

4. y Ii N B. ACKJEI d. co.
"ne' f1e. and Auino Iu:uranea Agency,
oaes-ao- Max'.;o Tanp1e, ctlcaro, IL,
Gkar1 fo4 TEE
"oAnmn ~ s.irff LIZ INSURANCE COMPANY. C.p1,s,
x,ur. :,
o1'AHr .n,tsl ~ lhsdEKN INSURANCE AND TRUST 60.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE cn
nyt3Iy .'-''''''''.'...-...siu.eu.
, 1859-10-18

The following table shows the -four aud graiR
in store in this city On the 18th inst, compared
with the amount in store at the corresponding
, 1859-10-18

ARRIVED II,
Stur ratees Sweeney. Mwautet: - brls beer u casks
bat.
kknr Hurun NoEKaa, Gand HAven 81 lrA -four Is bril-
ttucco.
Prop Basr Brown st Jaseph; 7b shpges 20 ed1 wood
20 br3s app!ea.
Prop luulsr Dickson Collnxw0od; 10 m lumber bris
tetf As pkk1 INDIA.
Prop lu.Iao, Goakry Budalo: 3o;a pke. tndzs.
Prop PYmouh Dskso1 Bnfo; Is hhds Of sugar 50 tens
lr1n IS pkgs mdze.
Sehs Andrew Ricb, Steel Buffalo; to0 hals sit.
Set.r Wm Sande johnson. O4wesn; $500 trls sst
Sthr Ellen Pike, Bo{d k4aua1oo; 10 u lumber " II khn-
xIes : cl1 wood.
Schr sandueky. Simmons, n1skev!lie; q eds wood.
seIr Geo F1aer. smith, Nu8keRon; u ID lumber.
sehr Tzaaa Hsas Wauitowoc lis u salaE.es % N ia.h
tco pests.
Schr Lone saz Kirby Buffalo; 90 bras salt fa5 do apptea
Sshx JuaephlnA dresden. Simmons, Wilkinson CITY; ~
AtAfea,
, 1859-10-18

ca1cSAG0 LIVE STOCK MARKET
1Ak4 tao1x ALI Axp ssn1r.na xAxos,
nt dspersd aitsf ehsrm.n expreaiy forth. pr.,.
1ah, la6s. 'e~ ~1AH3 Aaloas' ocsobsf
6ta:k fecs!Ytd fer ~cA+.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16
PRoPRIETE FoNCIERE DAMS LIE PREMIER DISTRICT
Succession de James Hanley.
PAR TOURNE 8. THOMAS,


Bureau, 70 Passage de la Bourse.
0AMEDi, l6 Juliet 1859, n midi, a PArcade
- de Banks Magasins veru dun jugement No
l2l rendu Honorable r. H. Morgan, Juge de Ia Deu1-
ieme Cour de District do Ia Eouvae JUN
1859 pour coTpts de Ia die succession IL vendu
l. DEux LOTS DE TERRE. les ba Uses amGliora-
tons qui sly touvept ues dams lie Premier District de
ve dams Pilet borne les Euphrosne Lbere CAL
Hope ct Howard leiuels lois degnes par les Nos ct g.
dnpres plan fa = F. Dunbar ingenieur, date
Is aoh l846 depos plan No dams bureau de Ho
land autefos notae chacun des dts lots 81 pieds
pouces de face la Euphrosine III peds 10 ct
ligneB de proondeur.
Les ameoraGons consistent grand brques
eage haisse bos aussi eage, cuisine,
chRmbres etc
UE LOT DE TERRE dams lie meme District dsns Pilet
borne les Clara Martin Euphrosine ct lie shell road
etant No daprss plan fait Dunbr ingen
date du tnver iB4b depns dams lce de McCay aors
noaire leque lot l7 pieds pouces ct gnes
fondeur "a ligne du No ll pieds enes de
face In Martin 81 peds pouces de face la Euphro
sine ct 81 peds 10 ct gnes de shell road
toutes les am alterations qui s. " trouven.
g. UN LOT DE TERRE. dams lie meme District ct et con
gu dernier dec ent lie No II peds pouces
gnes Euphrosine 81 pieds pouce 2igue,
lie shell road 1874 pieds ponces de profound
gne qu separe du lot No ensemble outes les anne
orntons qni sly IT Invent.
kJ CONDIfIOESUn tiers compliant, Ia balance ere
dit dun ct deux neret annuel de pour de ID
date nsqua ecbeance pour de pale
ment dater de Pechesnc..
Actes de vente pardevant ---, notaire public, au1
frAis de acuUEreur, % iy9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16
! BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES NORTH T.,

- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North sps1r
iii of Florence, Landerdae county, AlHbama. No
bly, known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities Of
its waters IN cases sroula ropy dyspepsa kidney and
stage. of venerea and diseases and all
seasons Of The ar open for the reception Of visitors
since that time the proprieors have beer diligently engaged
building and comfortable quarters for
Of their guests They have completed large Hotel
The location being the bills of the Tennessee
full '''''A' "a N"'''"''' pure anu neA"'
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with most wholesome food thai
the markets can Afford with polite and attentive steward and
servants to attend it.
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloon
will be well and abundantly supplied.
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure will
an abundant field fer amusement at Bailey Springs good
Band Of MUSIC will be in enhance enyen and make time
open the streams abound with fish, fine rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four miller
evening drive to view the fine romantic scenery.
One of the best physicians that the South affords, who h,
had many years successful practice in connection with the
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
verted into hospital for invalid and placed under
charge Of experienced that all for he
Of the waters will have comfortable receive
prorapt and proper attention
These Springs accessible from the South and West by the
Memphis End Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn.
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches
Persons leaving Memphis on the evening train will break
fast At the Springs next ing and those leaving the
morning train wi" take s B 81 Goa sysnps
Refer te-Messrs Scrnggs. nosegan Co., New Orleans.
:. Bradley Wilson 4 Co., :.
W. L. Laaer Co., =.
- PP4iliies Nixon i Co.. ::
mil Am Samuel Bell Esq, :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY j. B. WALTON,

AucrIoKEER-Onfce, 10 Bank Place.
r PRIVATE SALE will be sold the fol-
"A lowing valuable tl<ves-
ItZZ1E muatres aged 10 good looking
and sprghy: excellent and good house
CAROLINE, or MIME; aged % yearb-sn excellent
washer and toner and has two chidrenone, boy aged
Years. and one, girl. aged nc nths.
These sav will be fully guaranteed against all the vices
and maladies. and sold Tor fault
For particulars, apply At the auctioneers Office jel6
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
By j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A IT PRIVATE SALE. will be sold five val-
"a liable Lots Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak Magazine,
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos a. 25 , and o. in od
MOI 109 new Eo.) 1885,
"a Is Is n, the and Sixth
streets and each feet inches and lines front
Sixth street. by depth Of 100 feet inches.
Lot No. % adons the above described lots In the
80 feet front by depth of l26 feet inches between
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring 100 inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet 6 inches on Sixth street.
This property egibly situated for residences being within
of Magazine and Of Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity of of the ee
residences in the Fourth District The lots have
planted with choice imported shade aud
prepared to be built upon
G9rTERMS-One-lh and the balance
years credit, with per cent. ntarest
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser. matt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16

- POINT CLEAR HOTEI--THE PROPRIE-
OHM of he Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform the
M friends aud the public that they will open the Point Clea
Hotel eat y in Iune.
The buildings being in thorough repair the wharve
REBUILT and the grounds have been greatly improved the past
winter bndr erected last season. finished fur
nhe in thnrout and situated line
Mot-he two connected by continuous gallery of 34
feet in eagh two sories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situat, being open the Gull
breeze and in The high ground. with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
OF view, fairly tested last season. Not single Of
yellow fever originated there has We find there the
finest salt wnte bathing upon The whole coast within
hundred paees from the Hoe Fish and oysters sbun
every variety Of anu ements will be furnished.
he steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening foi
Polt Clear; also undays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days will make midday trips accommodate those who
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. H. CHAMB4 RLAIN A CO.,
Battle House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

~ Brahmin LOdgr, No. i, 1. .. y. Mat n
regular meeting OF this Lodge held arday June H. 1850
the foowIg resolution unanimously adopted that j. j.
hlTcHELL be expelled from shi' Lodge e;o,,nr s...
Papers favorable to the Order will please notice. jelsi'
1s- New Orleans Gas Light COMPANY
dividend Of SIX PER GENT payable to Stock
les I'm N. Oh. TIsDALE. Treasurer.
. reinsurance The following Companies
have complied with tho the State Of Louisiana re-
lation TO agencies Of Foreign insurance Companies:
ADAM GiFFEN, City Treasurer.
HAKTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Con
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Spi initld, Massachusetts,.
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, u Springfield,
Massachusetts,
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Providence, RI
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.
Stocks Of Merchandise ruidngs Furniture Manufacturing
establishments Freight L,is etc. covered against loss
damage by Fire and the Perls of Navigation.
issued In and ont Of this city and return of 20
per cent made in cash
POLICIES issued for the country without the country
clause.
POLICIES, MARINE and RIVER Issued in and out Of this
city to Merchandise and Cotton unconditional
turn or 20 per cent made at settlement The first Of elch
month.
The CAPITAL of the above Companies is all psid up in
CASH with large surplus.
Al losses adjusted promptly paid in this city, in CASH
ne best Of references given In and ont Of this city, appi-
cation at The Office
P.FAIRCH1LD. Agent,
jeil 3m 10 st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16

- OCEAN SPRINGS HuTEL-E W sEsR
CO.. Propetors.-This Hotel is being thoroughly
renovated and newly furnished and will Be opened foi
the reception Of visitors the list day OF June Every
fort will be made to render visitors comfortable and
their stay pleasant
Than the beautiful bay at Ocean Spring. there
place for yachting, or fishing, baihing.
the amusement Of visitors there is Tenpin Alley,
Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables. etc. Bar is attached
HOTEL which will be supplied with the choicest liquors
Hotel.
band Of music will be kest the Hotel during the entire
season A bail and will be given twice week-Tues
day and Thu.sdsy nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated curative powers
in excellent condition Omnibus
era times day and from the Hotel Springs For les
ony respecting the medicinal virtues of those Springs refer
be made DR. Ansiin DR. Thorpe New Orleans
to Rev. DIR. M'Intyere, Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean springs having visited epdemics
cidedy the hsathes we'll the beautiful location o.
the Gulf Shore j, WILKINSON. Agent
Ocean Springs, LIST May, 1859. mJ4 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16
BY ]. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. oAEEY. DECEASED.
BY j. B. W1LTON,


Auctoneer-Ohice 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, June rs, 1852: A. II o'cloek
e ss,a District GSns Of Mex oss" dated Nay
ty for Of the succession Of Samuel W. Oakley
ss1.sf oT Of r ssoGsb with the thereon in
the District s BY and E
ss"n Walk now Coliseum street dssns,ed By The 10
NJ g. T. a es &
bstvesn parallel lines The whole sgreeabIy plan
+, o.spA nile p dsy q depo'
Ths lot y third from pIyAnia street, and in the immediate
this lot Of ground there shares reduced to 50
Czens Bank u Louisiana stock which will be sold with the
s s III 81 shs wf
f e 1t will the Of the
stock ne ii # Auga.t ss9 payssl.
y q the 0An and for the balance of
At Of sale before H. B. Cenas Notary Public a. the 81.
pense Of the purchaser
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DECIDE
PAR j. B. WALTON.
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
Banks Ines Msga.ins. dun ordre Thon
uss d Ia G?s y, dq Second
UN TERRAIN avec authorizations qui ny ouven dams
e Premier Distriet dams et borne par les Entepe
ct Ia promenade Coliseum mainenant Coliseum, designe
par dams e No 81 ayant q peds
ss.
ain s .oi.isms de la rue Pyana ct dams les
Sur cs terrain IS actions rsduItes 50 actions, de la
Banqus des de Ia Louisiana l.squsss actions
saue pIa sss an temp; Dc Z ane pr1
d.ot 1852 $3.50 payable scion
conditions du pre ct pour la balance du prx dadudcasisn
d vsnts p.rdsvan H. B. cena', nets.re pqse
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WANTED.


- HOUSE WANTED = THE ADVERTISER
liza wishes TO rent House in the Frst or Fourth Distric
M possession to be given LIST October Sovembsror
would not object TO taking the House at time ing the
The be from 1900 $500 party
having furniture Of house, which they wh dispose Of
find q purchaser.
Address A. r. G. at Cresce office. jel4
TEACHER WANTED.-A SINGLE GENTLE.
man Of good morals and good temper. who fully com
Schools and who is willing the moderate
salary with board lodging and washing furnished hear
of situation in private family IN quiet and healthy neigh
borhood by addressing the undersigned by letter at Bayou
Chico, Parish of 81. Land y La.
Good references citing the character Of the applicant
will be required The correspondence in rring will
necessarily grow Of the application will furnish sufficient
evidence Of his literary qualifications.
my3l 2wts c. d. TATMAN, ". D.
WANTED AN INTEREST IN WELL EsTAB-
lshed house Of good standing either mercantile or whole
sale practical business resident Of this
city for twenty and having large acquaintance
He can bring So 100 cash capital All communications conf
dential- Address 7. g at this office. myN
kR> WANTED-A SMALL VESSEL TO LOAD
@38& for baltimore. For TERMS applytou p.ss
m2 No. l19 Common street.
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REAL ESTATE IN The FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of JAMES Haney.
BY TOURNE f. THOMAS,
EUGENE roURsE, Auctoneer,
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY. July 10, 1859, Mt 12 o'clock NJ,
~ ut Banks Arcade Magazine street by virtue OF judgment
rendered No 1881 by the Hon r. H. Morgan Judge
of the Second District Court of New Orleans the 7th or
june 1889 for account Of raid succession, will he sold
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm.
provemen thereon situated in the First District Of this city
in the square comprised between Euphrosne Liberty Cnope
and Howard Streets which lots designated by the Nos
and on plan made by Dunbar Surveyor on the 18th
April 1886 deposited plan No in he Office of Holland
late Notary each Of said lots feet inches front
Tbs consists Of large story brick
ing wooden building also Of story with Kitchen
houses, etc.
2. A LOT OF GROUND in the same District, In the square
bounded by Clara Martini Epbrosne and the shell road being
lot No. plns made by g. f. Dunbar Surveyor, the
9th January 5 deposited In tho ocs Of the late McCay
Notary, which lot 1877 feet inches and rss
the line Of No. l. l4 feet inches lines front Mar
tin street. feet inches front Euphrotns and 81
feet 10 and lines the shell road together with all hs
improvements thereon.
5. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the same District and square
adjoining the shove described beirg No measuring II fee
line the shell and 1874 feet inches deep the limo
dividing from lot No. together with all tina Improvements
thereon.
A9TRRMS-One.hird, and the balance credit of one
and years. with interest from date maturity at
annum and eventual interest at per per
Acts Of sale beore, Notary Public, at the expense
Of the chaser,