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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-12

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w Orn by Kings or EmpeFOFs
What! why BeautifuI Head OF Hair.
BECAUSEits the God Himself prOuida{ fer an
Reader. although the may bloom ever 50
brightly in tie glowing cheek, the eye sparkling
teeth those % pearls II the covering or
the hair BE- snsTle aid hriyee, HARSH aud dry sl,
srinklei with gray, will half chsrus Prof
Ncis Hair Restorative, f used three Ens
rest0e and permanently all crnar1snt
the 'ooEn and judge The writer scse5rlea Pianist,
TtaJberc:
DR.. NoOB;--- HEE TOEE. April 10, l85S.
Dear ST-PerHit me 20 express % the GhgatinBsI
under for the entire restoration HAIR oriua
about the tine Of ny arrival in tho United States rapidly
becoming gray, bu tupO the appl0n % sir Resa-
tive It's hue. yor Restorative
very wonderful invention, quite
agreeable. AN, dear sir, yours truly,
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Nashville and numbered accordingly They belong to The
estate OF Alfred Balch deceased and sold for distribution
among the legRtees.
TERAS-FrOm $40 to $50 will be required in cash on each
Lot and for the balance credit Of &, l. 10 mouts with
interest VIII be given Notes with good security required
lien retained to secure the payment Of the same
T. h. CHEATTIAM,
augS4td Frs lee Sll Clerk and Master.
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ArNuAL AnnRRnx

BEFORE the state Agricultural Bureau Of
Tsnnessee, delivered al the sixth An
nual state Fafr, BY Commander n. r.
Maurys United States Navy. on Tues
day,OctOber IL, 1853.
At five minutes before noon, Lieut. MAuRy, apr
Peared near the speakers stand, when the acting
President Of the Bureau, STERLING R. CockRILLl
,.,.........l d. .u.....,,- NJ IL.
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1889. ran 1aIIIinerr. i.
mRs. I.E ARrER

NEIOULD irfoTm the Ltiiss % Nashville, vicinity ana
country thai she is selling the hanisou1est and richest
stock Of Pail and Winner Bonue % every ption ana
te5utll assortment % Millinery floods Yerk ur;cs
ladies' e'll sud SEE tef re purchasing eseVheT College
street, opposite SsEaoee HoUse.
lin d
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TIyFersons dercus OF zettinr pa god KID 81 0FE3
~ r rs cents VIII o. veil % calts,a~ :.
EOrffoia 8 esunsrath'- Fancy storei
rs Ties have apsnel The prset eoods bsngai to
Efasr-fie Abundance free Gets
TOTgCE.---0n TIE agai Of TIE "a or morning Of ne
instant, $50 bin the Uai5n Btnf n fennsss' ess
iough ustake pissed a. te eounsef % hle bar si "a -
s. Claud iIotel. 90 TIE psrs-n g i1H
passed, has discovered hs taey VII is- fri -
oetl1-u
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TENNEssEE LEalsLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, October II, 1859.


Mr. RICHARDSON, from The cemnitiee appoint
ed to visi: the HilhsnssA Comfy Agricultural sad
Mechanical Fair submitted the following report,
which was ordered te be spread upOn the journal :
s,The undersigned, q sommittse appointed by or
der OF the Senate, The It'll inst, TO visit the
Williamson Ceuaiy Agricultural aad Mechanical
Fair, Deg leave 60 report iLas they discharged the
duty en- Frdsy last Th- Fair Grounds are situai-
cd "a q bar nc grove near tie town Of Franklin,
AID are suppied wth a tAe x, ineBts and &C
commodailess Necessary 40 enaeft sia visitoFs and
reudec .keir stay pleasant and sgreeabls This
day tF6idsy) set apart By tie Directors for the
exhibition OF saddle stock Of oil ages, large num-
bar CT which we've in the ring, AID some CT them
very has. There a goodly quantity Of sgrcul-
tural Produats on Inc ground, and some beautiful
sod excslIeGt specimens Of mechanical skin The
ladies' apartment wss largely supTlisd with quilts
covOrlets, biabkcts, AsedIe-wsok and a variety OF
fine Paoiug The blankets, parlieularly, merit
attention aud were decidedly the finest We have
ever sesa on exhibition.
ave have never witnessed so large an attendance
at any coeeiy fair, nor one at which the visitors
ssjoyed so much pleasure The large ampitheatre
was erOWded-pscked perfectly full frcmtbe lowest
70 ths upperniOst seat. and principally with the
beautiful fair sex Of this old wealthy and intelli-
gest county. SO
The lsdies had also prepared large quantity of
estaolsS-encugb % sStisfy the appetItes Of the
Hhoae crowd, ara OF the very best qaslity.
fAken all tOgetheF, she Williamson Comfy Fair
was dee'dedlJ ths sesi We havs visited and reelected
naeA credit on ths Directors aud hs citizens Of the
o0unty who soatribsted SO largely to its success.
Ne eAaeoa close tbis 'hasty report without ex-
pressing cur warmest thanks 10 ths President and
Directors for their kind attention TO your committee
snd also the citzsns generally for the interest
which they manifested in making eur visit SO very
agreeable. JNo. W. RICaARDsoN,
se Gao. z. McCLRLLAN,
Jos E. MCKAY,
JORDAN SToKEs
GEo. b.. PETEss. q
COMMITTEES On mart of SRnate
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Use OF rHa Hall .
PAPEEs EoR MsMBERs

PAPEEs FOR HsNBEBs.
Dir. EWING made sn Intellectual motisn to take
from the table the resolution to supply members of
the House with newspapers tWo-IhiIds not voting
fer suspension Of the rules
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nm mEptcAL nooKs.

UsT 1ecelvel large assortento Of MEDICAL BOOKS, last
- ol;tions. f0r sale st philadsutiarrisss.
N. B. Books seat to any par Of the cig q clze-
CHARLES ". SMITH.
oct3 No. q, C0sgs Street.
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EVSIPUHCHIVHt anu VHHnge OF PTaces
Tee above sale postponed until WEDNESDAY the 10Th Of
this mOn and will take place the premises at the usual
hours. +. H. CHEATHAN. CLERK and Master
October 9Th, 1859 did VIZ ANO -D'''''
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Ladies ard Gentlemen: The Annual Address will
now be delivered by Commander MAURT OF the Unit
ed States Navy. tie has been many years ia charge
Of the Observatory in Washington eity he is = large
contributor to science, and Particularly nautical
science For many years an explorer he Int his
camp fires upon the wide spread plans OF the West;
and with comprehensive intellect drew from the
vast depths truths unknown to man. For these inl-
portant and valuable discoveries made known to
the world many nations have conferred upon him
rewards OF merit. Having surveyed the mysteries
of the sea. also he comes here tO-lay upon the in
vitation of the Agricultural Bureau of Tennessee to
discourse TO the cutyatOrs Of the soil and the man.
ufacturers Of its products. May the current OF his
thoughts tend to elevate and promote these great
interests In the name of Tennessee bid him well
come. [Applause.l On behalf of the city of Nash
vile. bid him him welcome [Renewed Applause.l
In behalf of the Agricultural Bureau, | bid him
thrice welcome.
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MASONIC BOOKs.

JUST RECEIYsD BY
". t. BERRY a COMPANY,
Oct5 - Public Square.
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Mr. TRIMBLE offered the following resolution:
Reso red. That committee Of three Senator'S Sc
appointed to wait on Lieut., NJ. F. Maury and Invite
him 10 visiE the senate.0i' $500
On motion the rule was Suspended and the resc-
luton adopted. and fge.tsf f.se.-ft-f
The SPEAKER appointed MessrS. Trimble, MoClel-
Ian and Stokes the committee.
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Mr.. RICHARDSON, Ann to Ohnstsr the EA.
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our sECoND'I srsc bEAss SALE. u

- lSEgkLE 3D. large and isfu IA aaTtmente e Geld
~ anu Nelyet Paper Of the latest nsst i.ssisr
able STILES, with h1e and us Paper woa cur
tnns &C, Nich oEefng e1e'p for Can Paper
ecttidlms Union street, Old Fslow.i laalI
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RObt NJ Bach and Others James c. Wilson others
pursuance Of decree of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered in the above the August Term,
will oTr for sale the Court house Nashville on Sat
urdaJ, the s day Of October next the following lots in the
city, TO wit:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.... " McCuloch. ...J D Fondson,
Lewis ASingeltan, Lawrence, Il Sunde--
lin, o.. Mr. Simms and lady. La. IS Williamson, Vera
Cruz. j L Hepburn, YIN Fowler O...M tese-
land, Muckle, Mrs Allen Miss Smbough Miss Gray H.
Gray Ark. r Halle, W RaiH La. r q Barrow.
w Grey and lady Tex. Massnoit. Muricour Fanre
Paris. Reading W Luckett, Miss. Mills N q
Lambre, ID Muche G + Tebo Nat Weshbusn
Miss. DR. G French, Wyche L Campbell, Smith,
w Gordon, La,
" Brown. Bentha1, rex...J G anderson Adams
DIR Rogers, Catching and la Or d Gibbs "A l. Red.
dett Miss. ID Baker and sser Tex DIR Jdhustop
I.ot Liibrdge. MITCHELL W Dicky f Mayre Miss
Pope W Tate, Tex = Monas. j Brown Giy,:..B
rhompson Or Wells and lady. Tsx....E Ruckly...
Rust, Price Tex. j West, Ind. Eckfard Ala
Jas Sorley, Tex. .Jno Gilbert, Williams La..J o
Washhnrn Liebensein, Alex Norton Lswis Nsuman Ia
NV Shepherd, Jas Campbell Ca. r. ARIEL Tex...J
Carson. La. S Schmidt, La. Dobbs Tenn. n q
Graham Mi ....R Chadwick. Ala. H Eastlana Mss..J
Msgt, Va. Geo Gelladay and daughter Mis....J Il
Nottage, No.. Smith, Miss.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL....J b Bevssidge, N y. Mrs T
Lanve, = N Trepagnes. Bolan wife, Lad Aubs
eabero, Ala L Perkins aud wife, N j.. H L Brown
Ala. IS openich, Trieste.
ARCADE HoTEL....W II ouborn P Hotehkiss Ia
Geo Moore, t Wabng, Tenn...A Keraall Il II
EIefidse, Ghapnian. LII mo Lete W Poitevant Miss
o H A Van Horn, Tex. p Btupng w IL Ragan IA j
Innly MISS. johnson, Gh Chs h. w Il Smith Ia .
M Bsen Ark. y MeMilsa, Mts.. M so!on.s ohin
I'D Ports langtosd, ArkN..s Williamson II x
=, .Af Yoang, Tenn, y -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
Neh @rIeans Dailp Grestsnt.
THE MATTER SETTLED.


We extract the following from the Baton Rouge
Advocate Of the Both ut.:
THE CENTRAL CoMMrrrEE-We are assured on the
best authority that the Central Committee have not
the remotest intention Of changing their call for the
election of delegates to the state Convention from
the parish of Orleans to the day fixed by the Soule
Douglas faction. The former threw down the chal
lenge and named the 18th for the combat, but our
gallant Purifiers shrunk from it and thus plainly ac-
knowledged their inability to cope with the Demo.
cracy before the masses.
Well "Let her rip' to use the signature Of the
vivacions New Orleans correspondent Of the Advo.
cate. "Who's afraid?" The country is perfectly
safe, any how except from the encroachments of old
Father Mississippi. Ifhe will only abate about fifteen
feet of his pretensons, Immediately if not sooner,
we shall all breathe feer and DEEPER as Daniel Web.
ster did, without any especial regard to the
cess Of the "Puriiers" or their family antipodes.
And if the river should rise little higher the matter
will be settled and with a vengeance too, for not
only will the Sdellians and anti-Slidellians be
drowned out, but peaceable quiet unoffending people
like ourselves, will be inundated also
As we gratuitously advised the anti-Slidelans
weeks ago, we advise them again: they must fight
like troopers and work like Trojans il they would
keep the Kings" foot from pressing heavily and re
lentlessly upon their PROSTATE necks! That's so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

BENEFIT AT THE ORLEANs.--On Friday evening
next, NJ Manure, very popular gentleman, is to
have benefit at the Orleans when Dumanoir and
d Ennerys fve'act drama, &c LIE Veux Caporal y
and one-act vaudeville entitled, "Ies Deux Di
yorces" will be performed the BENEFICIARY taking part
in both, and the best artists of the drama an.
pearing. The entertainment will he excellent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
Opening Spring Goods.
y. n. hammond,
sENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER


Respectfully Bocis orders in the above named departments
Of
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promssor Notes
etc. embelhed with original designs engraved copper
ateel and printed In style unequalled In the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing description OF work
On Stone and particularly refers to the style recently intro
auced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
oheapness of thography particularly adapted to Bills Of
stc.. ETC., etc.
Being the only Engrave of Pictorial subjects steel
per in the others requiring Portraits Land
scapes, Book Illustrations etc. requested to examine
his specimens and will add that and
difficult kinds of Engraving will he EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the North the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvl-
fATfoNS Engeved and Printed in every Style punctsls
and short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed Ei
sraved aud and furnished with eounter-de etc.
lDiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

AT THE AMPHITHEATER Ingomar was put upon
its bare and somewhat scanty merits as drama,
shorn of that contrasted mascunity and femininity
which render it interesting by being cast to children.
1t is about the most unfortunate selection in the
whole repertoire of the Marsh management.
AT THE VARIETIES "The Sea of Ice' was req peated
for the sixth or seventh time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

BENEFIT FOR THE ST.. MARY's ORPHAN ASYLUM
THIRD DIsTRIcT.-The managers of the magnificent
illustrations of Dr. Kane's Arctic Expedition exhibit
ing at Concert Hail. have very lberally rendered
benefit to take place this evening for the st. Marys
Orphan Asylum. This Asylum, situated in the Third
District is seldom presented before the public yet its
charities are daily experienced by hundreds. At the
present time there somewhat than three hun
dred orphans receiving its benefits in the way of edu-
cation and preparation for future life, and we doubt
not our citizens will readily respond to the managers
appeal. In paying the small charge of admission to
Concert Hall this evening" adouble object is attained:
that Of witnessing Of the most beautiful and inter-
estng exhibitions presented in our city, and con-
tributiug to the funds of most deserving charity
The benefit given on Saturday last for the Orphans
Home and Orphan Boys, was highly successful, net
ing some six hundred dollars, and we heartily hope
that of this evening may be equally lucrative,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
diseases of The 7y,roat ana Lu,,gs
DIR. G. P. CRANE,

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
Thnse successful Diseases the Throa. and
LHngs by inhaaion of Electro Chemical Medical
poe is well known be the only reliable
eeeting cure, In those desrers
whictd defiance tho ordinary practice n.
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE 70,
scarborough Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases b.
Of yergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Gsysuihrn
Electro Magnetism.
For the of those With Diseases Of the
Throat and Luugs and unable visit the city
;aou list of Questions has prepared and will be
snrded on application to DR.. c.,
No. 146 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines, etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular
Na-Psiients from the country be accommodated
-ooans al the Institute. Mo 2p6uLW
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City Auctionesr.
OHce-No. Banks' Arcade.
ENRIDAY, May 9th, 1859, and the follow.
l. ing day, at IL O'Clock NJ will be sold public auction
and the highest bidders the Rounda the st. Louis Ex
change St. Louis street. between Royal and Charres
st. John Baptist Parish.
valuable tract of land situated in the pa sh of st.
John Baptist in Township II s. r. forty arpents the
river being io. No. of Section No g. adjoining The planta
Said tract being at about As rallies above the city New
leans the left bank OF the river
McCuloh ESQ.,, u 8. Snrye, eneraI for Louisiana.
TERMS AND CosprrIoss-O IF cash. and the balance on
credit Of one two, three and four years.
chaser divided into coupons with city guarantee il re-
qued made payable at the Ciizsns Bank Louisiana
cured by special mortgage on the property sold wi vendors
privilege and the clause OF aenando Said
per cent interest annnm from date until maturity
o! payment after maturity said will
cent interest until fully paid This last on
will not be understood delay any way payment
said notes.
ST. james and st. John baptist Parishes.
All the right title and Of New Orleans and
baltimore under the viii and in
ogh to claim from the United States Of America indemnity for
the loss OF the following lands which entered by the said
John ogh and the thereof aside
quence of their conflicting with superior titles
Il a.. ction5 aled An
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

SPORT oNTHE CREOLE CouRsE-Two trottng races
to harness will come off over the Creole Course this
afternoon; the one match for $500 at two mile
heats, between John Burnett's S. G. Sam and ]. w,
Frenchs 5. m. Lady Calveyt the other match for
5000, at mile heats hest three in FIVE, between A
Lorane's $. 6. Big Mason and Wm. Pybus' c. M.
Lady Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

MEssRs. j. A. BEARD s. Co. will sell this day, at 10
o'clock at the of Caroudelet Streets
tents of large house. consisting general
mtn OF mahogany and black walnut furniture etc. See ad
yerfisemept.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

SEAsoNABLE DRY GooDs AND LINEN CAMBRIC
HAspK call the attention of the trade to the
sale Of cry goods linen csmbrc hsndkerchefs take
place this day. o'clock A. NJ, at Bache Leaumonts
auction rooms No II Cbarres street. Terms sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

THIS MORNING AT AUcrIoN.-R. B. Sykes will sell
this morning hafpast 10 O'clock the balance of stock OF
French china at 81 Camp street. Those wishing
batgaus should attend the sale Sea advertisemen
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BY N. VIGNIE.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE RoCH BoNsBIGNEURt-
Lott nsd Buildings Polymnia street.
BY ~ VIGNIE,


rFHUKSDAY, May s, 1859, at IL O'Clock
order from the Honorable the Second District
Orleans the following described property sold public
auction, for account of said estate
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, In Suburb Annun. -
ciaion, designated as lot No. ii OF square No 49,
comprised within Eu'erpe Carondeet Poly ymnia and Ba
Poymna street. by depth Of 40 feet together with
en- dwelling and other buildings thereon.
cash, and the balance on credit of
IL and is months for notes of the purchasers by
mortgage said property and bearing per
until maturity and after maturity per per
risks Of fire less than S and the policies transferred
to the holders Of the until fully pad
Act of sale before A. Ducatel, Esq, Notary Public.
SUCCESSION DE RoCH BoNsEIGNEUR TERRAIN
ct Constructions sur Ia rue Polymne.
PAR ". VIGNLE, .~
Bureau-No. 8, Arcade de Banks.
TEUDI, mai, 1853, a midi. a l'IIoteI de la
able Deuxeme Conr de District de la Nouvele- Orleans Ia
popete capres decrte vendu pubaue pour
lie compte de la dite succession
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERgE, situG au faubourg -
Annoncation desgee lie No II de 1iet No 49, com G
ps entire les Euterps Carondeet Polymne ct Ba I
pied fancas 30 peds de la rue Po
lymne profondeur de 2D peds ensemble
bois ct toutes les ameoraiions qui s'y trouvent
R1-CONDITIONS Untiers compliant, ct la balance un
credit de II ct Is moi bes de acquerenrs garanis
par hypotheque sur la dte popete ct portant
pour cent an squ parfa Placement Les
seron asuees contre rsques du eu pour $500
poces dassursnce transerees poeurs des JUS
qua placement final.
Actes de vente pardevant A. Ducatel. notaire public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING,

THE VARIErIEs.-"The Sea of Ice, or the Wild
Flower of Mexico will be repeated.
The AMPHITHEATER.--For the benefit of Misses
Helen and Georgana, the second act of "The Lad y
of the Lake." and "The Wandering Boys Of Switzer-
land, will be performed.
CONCERT HALL - Exhibition of the illustrative
panorama of DIR. Kanes Arctic Voyage, with lecture
by VIM. Fl. Paul. Esq, for the benefit of the Catholic
Orphan Asylum, Third District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04
SUCCESSION DE RoCH Observation-Disclosures
ct Constructions sur Ia rue Polymnie.
PAR ". PIGNLE, .7.w

sUoeEssIoN OF THE LATE JOHN s. DAVID, MRS
very Vausbs s
aaFs
Ground and Buildings in McDonoghve Slaves.
BY ". VIGNIE,
ohce-No. 8 Banks Arcade
The c1 es COMMON BY az virtue n and L sal
Of Judgment from The Honorable the Third Judicial
esn following decr bed properly and slaves viii
SEVEN LOTS OF GRoUND in the square bounded by New
Market and two openings for streets, designated
No., @ each % feet and inches front
Y feet inches and line,
G Of NJ m bs ns q linz
s or Sas ad Basin and Rs1n
ad lines front on Chippewa street. by IL ees 10 inches
os sn
together With and ali thu eeon
The whole according to plans drawn by A. DHemecourt
HmoDESsrE, m De negro woman, aged about IS years.
IRG BokGiAE negro man aged about 50 years
tNfy aND 1fF1d sasn = s
ter The Real Estate fourth cash and the balance
order By special mort morg ses on the
sold with s vendors m pyegs aid oss 10 e divided into
maturity per cent until sna payment.
Acts of sale before 7. Gnyol Notary Public. AZ
vAlvABLE SQUARE OF GROUND oP osITE THE
from the Nag zine line of omni6use- and divided
into twenty-five ractive Los for family
residences. Sale on very liberal credit.
BY ~ VIGNLE,
Auconeer, Office No. s Banks Arcade
THURSDAY, May d 1859, at 12 o'clock, at
Il the Ct Hotel Common Will
THAT CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded by
Sixth seventh Camp and Chestnut divided twenty
Two Lots designa ed as Lots Nos | TO q! inclusive,
Lot Nc being the of Chestnut
m assures 81 feet lines front Seventh street. of
III feet inches sep, between parallel lines
Lots NOS & T. g. g. and 50 feet front
on Chestnut street. by Ill feet inches deep parallel
lines
Lot No. 10 being the Camp and Seventh Streets
measnre 81 feet lines front Seventh street. depth
III feet inches, and front Camp street.
Lot NO II key Lot and 80 feet Camp
| street, by 100 feet 5 lines deep.
Lot No IL ing the of Camp mea
surs ~ lines trent SIKH street, Ill feet inches
deep, and fronting also Camp street
Lots Nos 49, H. l5 l6 IL Is 10 90 each 81
feet front Sixth street III feet and inches Deep
Lot No 2 being tn Chestnut streets
measures e inch font Sixth street,
| front Chestnut street.
Lot No. q key Lot and measures 81 feet front Chest
| nut street, by l60 feet lines in depth.
whole according plans deposited the auctionee
office and ich will be exhibited the City Hotel
previous 10 the sale.
pS~TERMs AND CONnITIoNS-One-four cash. and the
balance credit of and years,
chasers at their order by
petty, and bearing per
until maturity and after maturity per per
iuily paid a27
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

CorroN SEED.-Messrs Vaudeville g. McIlhenny
have fer sale 5000 bushels choice kinds See
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

MEssRs. MONTGOMERY g. SMITH sell this day, at
the residence street. Nayades splendid
of household furniture which they invite pur
chasers. See advertisement