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Telegraphed to tho New Orleans Cressen
FALSE ALARn OF WAR
tar IN. sourHnIs Irsr.l

Commemorative York, March 31.-In the re-
port Of the foreign news by the steamship Persia the
nnmber Of soldiers pardoned by the Emperor Na-
poleon should have been rendered 700 instead Of
1000, - enormously reported.J
WASHINGTON, April Ia rumor was current yes
terday evening that official dispatches had been re-
ceived from Europe by the Government to the effect
that war between France and Austria was inevitable,
and would soon break ont. 5.s3
Another report was in circulation that the Govern
ment dispatches announced that the Austrian, French
and Sandman armies were In notion and that hos.
tlities had actually commenced, and telegraph dis
patches were sent of by credulous news reporters,
authentcating the above rumors. e..
Il has now been ascertained, upon such authority
. 70 leave no doubt that reports and dispatches
are entirely without foundation and destitute OF tuth
Non-Arrival Of British Frigate.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The British ,frigate Cura-
Goa, which sailed from England on the 23d Of Feb
ruary, with the recently appointed British Minister to
Washington, Lord Lyons, on board, has not yet ar
rived and serious apprehensions are entertained for
her safety. She has now been ont thirty seven days
Domestic Markets. r.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The sales Of cotton to-day
amounted to 5000 bales. The market closed firm al
yesterdays quotations Middling Uplsnds 124c.
The flour market closed dull Sales to-day 7,OOt
bbls. at previous quotations.
Wheat closed with declining tendency and small
sales. .a F.
Corn closed dull sales to-day 1850 bushels at pre-
vious quotations.
Spirits Of Turpentine dull at SO to $40. Rosin dul
| at previous quotations.
| CHARLESTON, April 1.-The sales Of cotton durinl
the week amount TO 1000 bales The receipts o
cotton at this port for the week amount to 10 yO0
bales. The present stock Of cotton at this por
is $4,000 bales. The market closed quiet at yeste,
days prices. '''.
| SAVANNAH, April 1.-The sales Of cotton to-da
amount to 1000 bales. The market has been d,
pressed since the receipt Of the Persia's account
The market is unsettled, and decline OF has bee
submitted to to-day.
Gen. Henningsen has arrived in this city from Ne
York, and is collecting emigrants and organizin
companies for the Arizona and Central America
Emigration Association.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March 3l.-The stock Of cotton
Augusta is 40, $3.50 bales. 5,....-..
New YORK., March 31.-The Legislature OF Mic
ragua have issued special decree declaring the ira
sit route free to all nations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02
VOLUME XII.
BY N. VIGNIE.
late John McDonogh = Tracts, Squares nd Lots Of
Ground In and near the CITY Of AcDon9gh ls, suitable
DU NJ U1rNyFE
BY N. VIGNLE,

BY N. VIGNLE,
Auctoneer, Office No. Bsrs Arcade
4. a. AZ. 5s:n. s rs III.
ss f% .ad :s ss
s e q a re- %
ns!sns. e ey # R1%9rs xss
.qasrs N No iesIx AND Z HIATT I'Iso LOTS num- ii !.
's,ss s?s kG LOTS q. rhos I.
fSHo & IL ss
leyee.
" Il rs 2r E s .ss.
No 'i IL In Square No. 4s-N1NE LOTS, ling the whole
o
All hns lots s,ua,sd between Jefferson and Mdson streets
u e ;q.s " No ss
whole saasre No 3d. the whole as rangulaiecs Of ground
# Il as1, W os
So slTwELvE roTs Being in these
r. ess N sHf2E In
S j. .nd H.
% sSss ons S In
as sS sooIs. s a All .n.s. fine esdng Vi
2iS S1 aass
Nc afs ysy ~ EEaFsaisE
!V3-TWE!RE LOTS. In square No ll0-TWELVE LOTS.
a triangular lot, being the whole IN these sqAres
No 8. In squares No. 12s No. 16 No 1T, No. l2a No.
squares No. a' M H.
ss'f 's4x sso'f &
LOTS each, being the whole in these squaes.
The whole being according the plan Originally made OF said
Town Of McDonogh and deposited in thoce Of Michael de
Armas Notary Public the 18th April 1873 and per plan
taken herefrom by c. A. de Armas State Sur.
exhibition at the dice Of the suconeer
PARcEI Of LAND situated the rear of the town
of McDonogh, and comprised foaWs: First, Hancock
original plan second the division line ween the parishes OF
Jefferson and Orleans being the lowe boundary third the
portion Of the town said an by the word Re
the upper boundary and fourth, til division line Of the
property Of Veret being the bondarythe whole sup
posed to contain 3a6 superficial less On ih
hot to be sold with the balance Of said tact.
%. A TRACT OF LAND in McDorDghville measuring LII
feet reneh measure less froR the river Mississippi
street, said parcel divided into enracs of 1853 feet by 3
feet each and fronting said Hamilton street. and anothe
% apents deep by l5 feet wide pa Of said Of an
has some timber It, The whole according 10 the plan draw
by A. De Armas, q Esq = and marked Y ,.
balance credit Of and for notes Of the pur
chasers made payable the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage the property sold with all tn
notes to bear cent interest per from date until
tury In case OF at maturity said notes will the
bear per cent interest until fully paid. This la
condition will not be understood delay in any h
payment Of said notes.
The purchasers will put possesso
at their and will have to comply with the term
and conditions above described within fifteen days from the da
OF sale and in Of delay neglect their part h
property purchased by them will be sold for their
rsk without any further notice.
Acts of sale before Barnett Esq., Notary Public at tn
expense of the purchasers. m3l
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"soLD."-Y Yesterday was All Fools Day. Our
right hand contemporary published dispatches stating
that President Buchanan had received private ad.
vices from Europe to the effect that the anticipated
continental war had actually commenced. A dispatch
received last night shows that there was no truth
whatever in the statement, which, by the way, had
very unfayorable effect yesterday upon the cotton
market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02

SPRING HAS CoME the trees are green withsnew
foliage, and the fields are gay with flowers nature
beckons man forth to experience her delightful in.
duences and feel their renoyating power but Jndson
heeds not her Establishments, for be, content with
doing good, is satisfied to remain amidst the dust
and heat Of the city prosecuting his work Of beneyo.
lence in giving away elegant china ware at his dona
ton depot, 81 Camp street. Let all who want crock
cry, and want to invest upon equitable speculative
basis, go in and come down 81 SO for gorgeous cup
and saucer and chance in the distribution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02
BY N. vIGNIE.
late John McDouogh--Fourth and vary important sale
very long cfsd-highly valuable tmbsred lands in
By N V7GNIE, \

he parishes Il iSevs d. James and Livingston
i By N. HIGNzE,
oincs-Cornsr OF Cont street and Exchange Alley,
X ssh n: :S ss,! Hs
D ed T. AZ 9 h Of sd
Ss,,1 4 sg - S.s:., ss e
Parish Of Livingston.
yEhY 1sAST r. 2. land hs hed
1ss hss.:
,ss sa sfss md
veil .h
sFa oT Has % s e. s % .a T. III. Amt.
sEsss l.s:;sss q
Tsi Ss 81 ssod afssd Il plan q. town Of une.
Sam, Eo: 49, A9 as and al Each square having four
LAND II III. Livingston parish. y ypg "a 81 he
sspss 81 4 Fiji Ii S S aI.. ps sss
i &. g.. ssss 4sss.ss s
East 26s acres and Section ~ Township Range
sSmD1 a s FL %
.s sns ssaT s he
eoan, esa s 0e s + T. the sn Ct
Parish OF St. J0me1s
Valuable lands in tho Parish st. James, deserving the
Gn aR e. f s1 Es 81 aS an Il ss q p.4. n H.
H. Issass Ss.s: ]; 4
81
~ s1d By
plan marked 2, drawn BY VIM Mscnlloh, Esq =: y Sur
1QS lo0 This body Of land will be sold follows
right way 40 wide will be reserved for the
nn I'll ss 5 b M s, and
along hs e whos
spns said o9 and n , son,snCg for each
boundary Y, whole Th. land Of value q.
@ which b e. ao m from h.k. and its a
Parish Of Ibervllle.
VALUABLE PLANTATION LAND RICHLY TrMBERED.
Tas II e s oosnp pd
/ Il 5s 5 j . 4. sGPx ss.t
the Mississippi river immediately IN the and bounded
siSS's e. s hsss
s B
abs In the State Of Lousass well for the quality and ele
s.hsr v5sh hsh SSs aesssssls
and in Of the best neghbohood in the State From the
s = fSRs = u: =
ore H. de A9mss sotay
as ss saos1 b b 81 q9 s h &
ss s & s1s @ ss ssns
] G md sa s @ @ SaSs Sr T @
iys, on the p.n in three
and and containing each $50 oneihrd the
T. TWO TRACTS or LAND adjoining the above on one
side and the lands Of A. and s. Ross and Madame
two others on plan as and These tracts
The No. contains 9; solco No. 81
ETGHT TRACTS. numbered on said plan Pc L s. o. 10
IL IN IN ~ H. S IT. snd
l 169 10 100 each Nos TO- II and 3 represented be
i. one HiGaLY VALUABLE TRACT situated by Itself
in the midst Of estate Of widow cypTen Ricad and Of the
This equal e The land in the ,sinty designated
on psp g a iss Ts Ne n and contains 81 60 100
ss,is i .ss sss's's NJ @ ~
ssd 70 and s o Widow
C. Re.rd Trasmond Ls dry, yalery Landry. etc. etc.
viii benefit hs Parcfases o the hftesn las
described tracts who shall at the time of passing their
te purchase binding themselves and their heirs and
cessors contribute propoonay Yards keeping said
The whole according to plans drawn drawn sy J. MeGnloh
cn be u sS s the Ia.
OF DRAWER and ST. Charles Streets will exhibited
sS.fEaMs IND ID BD6oNDiTIoSs-one.af.h cash and til
ssanee on credit of J. 2 and for notes Of the puI
cured by special mortgage the sold with city
4 reqsi1sd and also With al The vendors privileges
annum from date until maturity In of nonpsymen
SO as to delay in any way the payment Of said notes
and eonaons above described within fifteen days from the da
them Be- sold for
s. 1sy assI T. a4psi n9s ESQ., Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchasers NIL
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pLACIDE's VARIETIEs-GR STREET
. On MONDAY EVENING, April will be presented, for
the first time in New Orleans, Tom Taylors
GREAT COMEDY
Our A m eri lea u sim,
With
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT L. High Life below wstars-Consternaon and speeu
vggias get H2VT-Ns Ship yet-syabubs what sylla-
hnhs ?ARRlVAL OF ASA, the oudss eer in the States
HeithaGet capped lunaiic-I shall be hox nex-Lnnch
eon-Ths eyer see-No Pork and Beans
Cam Chowder-Hury up the dxins- Ain; IHp or Jarsay
Lightning n-Will kill at sixty yards -
ACT H. Mrs Mountchessington and her manageable
daughers-He is good mach-kalcuate I'ye seen one
hreni s Mol Pop the & Got no
Dairy Maid Mary MerdehThe ntroductionYou are small
potatoes compared to her Yeou long Lord DuHdreary
reeommends swap IA bottle Of hair dye for shp-Pea-
Green Whiskers7No appeteA beefste jehu how she's
Gracious" ' wv ~
,rad AT Asa and Mary-Matery Of the w-A Hun
Florence and gratitude of MayForence scods Asa- that
worth hundred thousand dollars don't know what is
wine cear-Song-The keyS-Scufe-Good gracious can't
man sneeIe szseere Dawer-The Reease-Hurah this is
SCENE LAST. .: .Trenchard Manor-Attempted Suicide
Father what would doThe release fonn-Accdent.
ally o course-Coyle resigns in favor Of We got
your daughters off your say anything about L ii
receive YOUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
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& s. T.
Total. 1419
! DnAssrous FmE bsoks ont as sbost l oeaoek
Yesterday morning, in ths Plmtsss, C0tton Prs, q
Annunesaic0 stsset, between Richard md Mastst.
EvssybcdJ knows oottonVssB frs b ~ wu1s6
OF all nrss 70 ecatsnd with, nyng tkat q p0wdst
masastns. Or hos1s out sad kiIs peopls - plup-
erty By dow dsusss, wht ~ eti.er ssotn ~ tceh
people and pTupessy = aa1 I'd snds In nousae.
The coetou-pfe1 Ars q ya1ssdsy norniaG d54 ~
hn anybody, Or sweep ~ spos q ID srchitsc3zs1
vestiges, but II did dsHes i ~ sxteut q s1o1t
$250O00 worth Of property. ~ ~ isjnry y suzno
Of our most daring and ensRrste 1senSn. nvussf n
whom win carry their injury y - essvss.
Z The fre started In tho cong ~ Z alneut.
fronting on AnnunciAtion N5esk Dslugv & ~ ~
chance to spread around ths whogs sgHres ~ -
men were there, defying ~ Hsmes "a. ~ 7
smoke, and riskiDg their lives In their dstssI
to do their duty The consequence NJ, H1&e &euay 81
portion Of the great stock Of cotton ID the
was destroyed. The whole would have eons, ~ II
the determined bravery of tie 6femsa taasgy
which unhappily led to the ser3ous injury q asys
Il thsm
me w.n u ne press ID Richard sessss fa vtine
Phiadelphis Co. No il wsse working vixosca11y
beneath II. rbs engine escaped being vrssled ~
almost miracle. SeveFsl Of tie msmben of III
company were very badly hurt Frederick Bssnsss,
confectionef, Philip McCshs, u anith, and DayId
Ferrier, carpenter, I'll d No. II, vsss hadIy hart
Barnett had 8 leg broke, Fssrisr tad Nv ttpkS.
and McCabe had an ankle hadly isiarsE n tve
first named wers taken to the Chasity nespttnI n
same falling wall dangerously wuusdsa LSlp DsuSv,
member Of Hope Hook and Laddss O. mas, q
the Third District. His Leg wefs csulked, ID =
was taken to his residence in the Third Diset -
posed to be dangerously wounded. Il ~ Aaasd
that Others were hurt, but the above was IN ~
names we obtained
No cotton pres dre can be quenched IN ~
hours, or even day. Consequently, tie hfsmen hsd
to stick to the spot and keep throwing w1ter IN tsJ
were utterly worn ont, yesterday. The new sseasl
fire engine, the John Adams, wss On hand, and did
valuable service, throwing four ssteam oe wa3ss
upon the smoking cotton bales, and enahling uany
weary fireman TO go home for nap
The following il the estimated In u ccefpa, 4
made ont by the clerk Of the yard, with the names Il
the owners or condgnees Of the costoa 6sstaeyed
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE WIDOW THOMAS uRQU
hart-Sae to Effect Partition among Heirs-Fve Vaua
BILE Building Lots close to the Of Magazine and Grod
streets.
BY NJ VIGNIE,
City Auconeer.
Ofice-No. 8 Banks Arcade.
WEDNESDAY. April 9th, 1859, at IL o.

street.
BY Magazine Camp Grod and Lafayette Streets designated
Lots to s. Lots Nos. l, and contiguous and
each 26 feet front Magazine street. depth Of III
feet Lots Nos and each 26 feet inches
and lines front Grod street by depth of 04 feet and
The whole according to plan exhibiting at the
City Hotel Said Lots rented together $500
to October next Said lease be annued at time
after 80 days notice 10 the present tenant.
CONDITIoNS-Onef .urh cash. and the balance credit
of ard for notes secured by mortgage said
lots and bearing cent interest per from date unit
maturity and after maturity. in Of payment
cent. annum until final payment.
Acts of s4le before r. Guyol ESQ Notary Public m3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02

J. J. HOOPER, ESQ, of the Montgomery mall
whose arrival we noticed some days since, is on
tour of both business and pleasure for among other
responsibilities of public or semi public character
with which he is always saddled, are those now de-
volving upon him as Secretary of the Provisional
Board of Directors of the Allegheny Copper Com
pany," of which DR.. q. L. Anderson, of Alabama, is
President, and which is organized under charter
from the State of Tennessee to work the rich mineral
lands, including the famous I" Polk county mine,"
recently awarded the corporation by decision of
the U. s. Supreme Court. These lands were exam.
ined by Lieut. Maury, of Washington, who, con.
WINGED of their exceeding richness, took $40 900
worth of stock, and 100000 was lately subscribed in
one day in Mobile. Mr.. Hooper, whose headquarters
are at the st. Charles Hotel, will give all information
relative to this matter to those desiring to look
into it.
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TERPSICHOREAN.

#fH@Hss2E 4 DkHss $HsAs, szl /. 5DB
sssas :f'sss' s I'll l4S tPR h sss
Ii q s at ODD FL ESws q Ey1a HALL fn FRIDAY the
til s Sad I iSs ssr un
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
ia., Ladies and Misses not pupils Free
Young gentlemen not exceeding IL years 60
Misses and Masters, pupils.
Roo 1s "a M the Ball
the Ball % 00'"n9a on Tue Gay Oh
Stores At the Office on the night Of the Ball u'''
No will be admitted except he his Ticket at
a. MIME DeBAR's DANCING ACADEMY. 2ss
Z Baronne street, between Glrod Julia streets ~
* aBionsbs az Dances VII &
IaassMonday, Wednesday and Friday from 1ok to l2,,l
Thursday Saturday, from 4,s to s
Private Lessons-Tussday Thursday Saturday from 1o
ssssss s s ss hs 9n Children payable
m e M an M as s seen a" her Academy any day from
,CDoPER's WELL, KINDS COUNTY, ~
l1M This fsyori!s place Of resort is always III readi
The water BY the Medical Faculty the
Chronic Dsrrhsa pyspspsia. Dropsy, choross Diabetes
INMAN WILLIAMS Proprietor.
B-The Well is 1876 miles from New Orleans by the New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ito Terrys
depot lSi miles II miles staging from Terrys to the Well
daily Band anal II ns adse 5 e. ~ m
months feo3 2mkWE
SANDS sARsAPARlLLA, FOR PURIFYING
the Blood the Original and Genuine Article everywhere
celebrated Tor the removal and all diseases
arising from an impure the Blood or habit Of the
system.
This is Purely Vegetable Extract in which are strongly
concentrated all the medicinal properties the best sara-
para root combined with osr eectua and sautary
productions OF the vegetable kingdom producing
differing entirely in Its character properties from apy other
preparation and infinitely superior others for the cure
Scrofua, Rheumatism Stubborn Ulcers Dyspepsia Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores Eryspela Pimples Bss Mercurial
Diseases Cutaneous Erupion Liver Complaint Female Com
pans Loss Of Appetite General Debility ETC. The experi
Of sixteen has fully established the high reputation
of this.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale BY
J. WRIGHT CO., No. q and Isl Chartres street
+. P. DACONdE 80 Chartres street, New Orleans and
N. hcaHAW, NafchtS Miss m2l 1m&w
NOTICE TO UCAKPENTENS AND BIjIT,DEFs
Patent Sawed Notwithstanding rough and dessed
from the very yellow Pine Cypress timber for sas
s Per for rough and s22 30 for dressed lots 10 sut
purchasers. ~ .'''
G-sels iy STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin
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SATURDAY. EyENINo. April =, 1859.

To with shskspesre's comedy Of AS YOU LIKE
IT-Jaquss Mr. Geo Jordan; Touchstcne Mr. john Ovens
liam, Mi Geo. Holland: Oliver, Mr. Briggs Duke, Mr. Punk
adssE Ar; ehn ms seER PHOEBE M Mrs Marx Smith,
Gale and Jackson conclude with the laughable and
popular farce Of LADIES BEWARE-Coone Vavssour Mr..
Mark Smith; Sir Charles Mr. A. H. Davenport Matilda Mrs.
Seton.
nSM6NDAY-"our American COUSIN" with new dresses
and scenery.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREET
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81,
AND
SATURDAY EVENIN G, April 1859
stephen Mnssett
FOR TWO NIGHTSl
"COL PIPES" LAST APPEARANCE-W With change of
Programme each night.
SONG AND CHIT-CHAT OF TRAVEL
In Many Lands,
Including his extraordinary mao of Piccoomn Sketch
OF Charles Dickens Trial of John Madey for Sleeping in
Church. and Drawing Room version of .'viIikns and his
DinRh."
&S-TICKETs, 80 CENTS-To be had at the door,
nS-Doors open at oclock-Performancs to begin at g.
m3D 4t*
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AThe Box Once open for securing Dress Circle Parquette
Chairs and Privats Boxes, from 9 to o'clock, daily.
~ Doors open at to- o'clock-Performsnce to oom
pnence at ~ AZ
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- = : 1'-
YpfaI Sniflliasyft.

Fee DrsrHssAsr-weskly report x ~ -
Dispenssry Of the New Orleans School of MsdJesss.
on Common street, opposite The Charity Hos,s1:
Psisnts sassd Saturday, March Nj
4ondsy. ss .!
!. Wednesday, S0sh,. ,...ss@s-=---. G
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PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers Parquette. .... rs cents
Boxes Thira Tier, for coored persons oDy)..."..D
9hHefy
Private Boxes.. A to 8 90
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THuRsDAY, April z, 1859, Mt Ia o'clock
sold '
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by New
evee Tchonpoula St. James and Market Streets designated
as Lots l to-
Lots Nos to measure ench 26 feet inches lines
front New Ievee street. 81 feet deep together with
hreestory brick building with below the
well arranged for dwellings, two and story brick
ETC., erected each lot the whole having right
use of common alley opening Market Place. Lot No.
being the of New evee and Market Place.
10 Nov 1859 $50 month"; and Lot No. lis leased up
Nov. l. 1859, at $50 per month.
Lots Nos 8, and 5, front Market Place. No.
fe front; Nos and have each "a feet 'front.'
all having depth of 63 feet and ii nches together with
wo,stoy brick houses well arranged for below and
dwellings above with twostory brick Kitchens
each lot Lot No has right the Of alley
opening on Market Place.
Lots Nos and measure each 81 feet front ST.
James street. by 63 feet II inches deep together with the
Double One-st Brick Residences brick kitchens
erected each Lot all in good according
plan exhiatng at the auctoneers Office No. Banks Ar
cade Passage.
The above described property almost new supplied with
hydan etc., and has all the accommodations and
dwelling purposes.
HB-TBRMS- ne-fou,th cash and the balance a credit
CT and years. for notes secured by said
erty and bearing cent interest date
sale until maturity and after maturity
per cent per until fully paid The buildings be
kept insured against the risks Of fire. and the policies
transferred the holders the until final
Acts of sale before Magner Gotschak Noaries Public
the expense Of the purchasers. m3l
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CANAL BANK BUILDINGS. CORNER OF MAGAZINE
and Natchez streets, on very ling credit.
BY N. HIGNIE,
Office No. 8 Banks' Arcade Passage,
WEDNESDAY, April g., 1859, at IL o'clock,

once NO. . Banks' Arcade Passage.
WEDNESDAY,, April 9, 1859, at IL o'clock,
w will be sold the City Hotel Common street, between
NJ ,gazine and Camp streets
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND SPACIOUS CORNER
LOT situated in the highly valuable bounded by Maya
Bank Alley, Gravier Natchez Streets measuring II
feet inches and lines front Magazine by depth of
inches the other division ne and 81 feet inches and
line the line Together with all the Improvements
thereon consisting of that elegant and very substantial
story building with columns in 'front.' known the Canal
Bank, having the FIRST story large smaller
cabinet strongly built vaults hail. On
the second story six front and back gallery pantry
attic Two substantial brick buildings
the yard having together ten hreestory
priye bath coal she'd etc. etc. Together with
the right title and interest of said Canal Bank in
with Joseph Albert in and of yard situated at the
west OF said lot, measuring about B feet by 25 feet
or less The whole according to plan hanging the
anconee Is Office and which will be exhibited
tel several days previons to the sale.
TERMS GOsDITIoNs-One.f fourth cash. the balance
credit Of L. O. and years. for of purchasers
their order secured by mortgage said property and
bearing cent Interest from the day Of sale
til maturity and after maturity
until final payment The buildings insured
value against the risks of fire. and the policies
ranse red annually to the holders OF the until final pay
ment
Act of sale before 7. Guyo, ESQ.,. Notary Public m3
POSITIVE SALE OF GOOD PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DisrieTwo fine Thee.stoy Brick BUILDINGS at the cor.
of New Ievee and Market Place-Three very good
TwGsory Brick Houses, fronting Market Place,
two Double Onesory Brick Residences ST. street.
BY ". VIGNIE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02

ONE Insurance Company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-17

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