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, 1859-09-06
Fllc MfAhOHfianN ard tile Texas Cattle
D1.cIMC,

Tlc Kansas City t|5arndk relates 4 summary
proceeding On the part Of certain citizens of
clay and Clinton counties, No., to prevent the
passage Of drove Of s'M Texas cattle through
snrir burder$, supposed to be infected will Il
'1p.e and ta;a m:l4ly:-
lhe cattle, about sui in number, crossed the
Missouri 1T this rol!lt some three weeks siucc--
1i''v passed on without difficulty or moles-
tA:iou until they arrived Nith,u abuu: four miles
II the rAlroI'l, where they would have Lern
shipped, thua.l it WIS The iutrutinn ut the
":tnt, Mr.. Brs ant, 10 drive them through to
liAunibal, where they would have taken tie rail
f.r New York. Four miles sl;is side uf the rail
read, they were MET by party If about forty
men, mostly i1oM Clay county 1.-THE cattle ut that
time bviEs in Clinton COUNTY ami told tllt they
could proceed no farther. Mr.. i. informed
;cn that lle willing to take the rail At tho.
nearest station, or that liz would drive the c.1.
tc along twenty miles per day, and keep them
IN dry lot, Father than return. The men would
Eslen 10 NJ propositions. and seemed deter.
nined to stt1nprtle Or shoot the cattle if they
wt.e nut driven bank to the river, distance Of
'urty-tiyc miles. Mr.. l5ryaut was accordingly
compelled to rrtutn Will The drove IL this CIV
l"ry reached the river opposite the ci,y IN Fri.
any ard Saturday last, and arc now Acrded
:buut four nsl!es south Of Westport In il few
days they will be taken some forty miles further
south aud allowed to Craze until u tAll market
"Opens.
In regard to the "Texas cattle disease" we
learned thu following particulars fro,n nnr IN.
.urmant. When n steer is attacked Win 1h;s
fatal ,uala.Iy, the blood begins to ooze throu,yl,
the skin. tl'r ears droop, and tue eyes become
"waiiug," aud have wild, vacant stare. l;I,. n
der:4ngcd animal. Their manure is entirely
destitute Of moisture, and they are con,npll,.
straning. h. ii in commissions. Ou cptnin. tie
head immediately alaer death it has bern found
that tue brain is perfectly dry- This we l,r.
lirye is all that is known about this strunre and
fatal disease, that has killed thousands anj
thousands ut cattle upon This western hordcr
-,,--.o-. --~,--
= AounS Ian over the tennessee rails.
W. f'"'n'!'r f'"y!a .sI l'el't;:, Ssit II
,,rr;,,., ,ir,'h ~ ';,a, "iS;ueht &C.
e"'i'n- 'n,s'''-h ea9esshesS Ill walking about
1,,e ,1 oanAs u ny i''.T st''e'aas; whtlc Mons.
''e i.A'c WIS gong 'n1T1ush WIN ms perform
:.oees On .''e rsG. ing s!esani WAS ! y"uns
man nanea a!lanl 'ohnso''' employed us
clerS ~ me ounce ana warehouse OF Joshua
e;alon' " ena''nte. ne eanae up 10 thc city III
, 1859-09-06

Gen: Harnsy TAkss ~ IsfAnA fom ths
BrtSfsh- .fJrsAs Exeffsmsae hi 0rsEen
and .Fras<r kfrsr:--*s 54:40 a. ftEht.'s
, 1859-09-06

Et::ars p:css sal Tribune:
While you in this mornings issue Of your pa.
per handle the currency makers rs they deserve
-wi,llout glovcs-and by inference charge the
business community with the honorable part Of
l..'4ding themselves to sucrihce, why not III the
same charge Of grape send few hot SHOT into
the camp ot the peoples servants who perfected
the machinery for manufacturing the said cur
r-Ecy. While the currency Makers and curreu
cy users, one beu. thus invited to make it and
the other compelled to Use it, are thus handled,
give tic devil his due" is good doctrine
1t is well known to the business public from
experience, (which IS good leacher,) that US
lot. is our bankers mud brokers are bound to-
Gethe: by legal ties, and ties Of interest and
exchange, that tue people hare no other alter
native ttan to be skinned until their nagnanl-
NOUS Servants sllall condescend TO relieve them
hy stNtutc from tic burden. They bound the
burden to their bucks, they alone can work per-
'nancnt relief, until the evil grows SO large as
to work its own curc;-1ikc the fabled taschood,
a4uitt babe At first but, grown large. kicked its
cradle and cursed its nurse, thus exhibiting its
innate character against those who nourlshtd il
up to deyilistl manhood. The only remedy for
the business community is By compelling tile re.
dcnption ot their noes or to iquidate tue banks.
Now, ask, with all the money sharks iu the
l:a,,d on the sitle of the currency makers, and
with the law in one hand and their currency in
The uthrr, is it reasonable TO suppose that n,cr-
chants are TO lead the people out of this wilder
hess uf sin. and be financial Moses to bear ull
The sins Of Illinois banking and those in its in
trrcst?
While our moncycd men, whose businessi it is
to deal i'll currency and exchange, can legally
draw their fat July and January dividends OH
Stale stocks, through the Audit office, in the
way Of interest, and tleed the merchant by law
to the tune uf ! u u per cent for exchange,
they will drive their coach and four in lront ci
, 1859-09-06
educational.
THE VAN NORMAN INST1'
TUTK,

In 6&ll1n a06 1fe8eh 1eoeea lof xtau8 Aso"1
Nos aad W. skh Street,
Mur1y Fiji. two door from 11hh A.eHns N<~ Yofs
dn tts lh az * ~ smnes NJ nex ~ most
des eSIs oes:ion for .chooi purposes n ths city. The
ou.:n11 ~ wster fu,n1ee hus SECURING TIC 70 fold
~ arxS. indux of pnrs air. and bland sum.
t.mse se.a1e. aIge ary room orsupyn9 .%s ,h
Hn,s to,x |. sst zt nr CAf:shens esetcsts anu 'ea
ene 81 ns,on xrce. at,:ntn tu which con'l
tulss one Peeu " iea1ue II by I,des a. e highest qua
cat!r for tllelF yocatlun r..,., ,,,u,. UsF-
uau. Piano Foca HAsp mi oahss eocoMp4rlHsh1 s1 -
nv AH1K a1"nh n = Toser. b. D. President Of North
.ese1n Unt.ersty: VnE% Lant k,a Of Gn'11sn n
Il sb1 ~ a:fIaSs.n D. = b'f5 g.
Ks7 Abe stsvsaa X Rev ~ smsnd I'D Ho..e: m
Webster, L.. s.. pf New. YORK CRY. +, r.
For fill Information arpy of Prospectus to r.. - y ~ III "a
VAN NORMAN. IL. u. Prlnt1p.!. re5lH-4a" e.o
Young LADIES' H1U II
eCHOOL, No. q Edna r:AcA betvssa Va9 BIT r 2 2
and H.ris n nreets Mis- II. stsvsnA PRINCIPAL Ihs tal
ern OF lh!a School vii commences Oh AondAJ
lrh, 1S53. - ~ A..
, 1859-09-06

e The Croej.l Houston Co Texas Print
<r contains the following items Of intelligence:
!. There has been quite lively time here
lately hunting runaway negroes.
2 An animated time exists with the churches
in This town among the sea1cheTs after spiritual
truths.
9. The Corn crop is made and is very abun.
dant.
1t will be seen that The q bunting WAS lively"
and the revival - animated" Truly a warm
tine. No wonder the Corn crop made" abun-
dcntly.
, 1859-09-06

By the arrival Of the steamers hei6c and
Northerner we haye full intelligence concerning
the difficulties about the invasion q! San Juan
Is1aud By the American troops. ILL., following
letter in the San Francisco Tins explains the
, 1859-09-06

I[n1NCI1T
question has recently been under discussion,
and that Count Colloredo has put forward d
proposal. to which. however. Sardinia dcmurs,
Indeed, it seems natural that there should be
considerable difficulty in arriving ut an a.rce-
ment between tho two governments On this sub
ject. Austria, aisgu>ted ut having TO rive up a
rich and valuable province to Il dctes.etl foe,
who, unas>isted, could never have conquered il,
seeks to tighten her loss By getting rid, at The
same time, Of the largest possible share Of her
financial burdens. On the other hand, it would
not be very astonishing if Sardinia refused to
accept the charge Of any part cf the debt. on
the sroundtha' ut 'i!afranca nothing was stipu.
allcsc tLa. l.omhardy has already paid no small
portion Of her share Of the debt, III the form Of
taxes urfasly imposed, aud which were not
supported by other provinces Of the empire"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
Valuable BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWRIIIHSw N
the Fourth District.
By J. b. W4LTON

- Office No 10 Rank kIauA.
ua6e Lots Of Ground bounded by Live Oak, Nzessl.
MOI 1G9 new MOI I2a - -
Lois a. 70 26 and a. form the Of Live Ok ~ S
streets, and measure each 81 feet inches Inns f
Sixth street by depth Of i20 feet inches
Lot NO. ~ adoins the above described lots In the - ma
parallel lines
The five lots together measuring $50 ncs - t.
Oak street, by l26 feet inches Sixth street
rms property eligby situated for Residences beg uz
one square OF Magaziie street, and squire of
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity Of die -
CANT residences In the Fourth District The lo6e ips -
parted with choice imported shade ard Ornamental - -
are prepared to be built upon at once. :
A3-TERMS-0neLh third cash. and the balance nj Wm--
years credit with per cent int-rest
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ Noarv Pu<x "a
the expense of the purchaser. r9Sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
SALE OF BRICK STORE, CORNER OF GIRoD Ann
Circus stree ts without reserve.
.e. BY PALFREY &. co.

2. L. U UUFUY, Aucfioneer.
Ofce-No. n Camp street.
SATURDAY., May 4. 1850. at IL o,cloclr
~ NJ, at Banks Arcade Magazine street. will De
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the FIRST District
Of this city, in the bounded by Circus irod JnIis
ST. John streets designated by the Nos and ID on nan now
exhibited at the Arcade Lot No sures rs feel front on
Lrcs street. by depth between parallel lines Of 100 feet
Lot No 10 % feet front Circus street ~ DEPTH
between parallel lines Of 100 feet and 6rod
ings and in thereon comprising eommodou
leased to good tenant to LIST November 1885, at $50 pei
ssTERMs OF sALE-one fourth cash and the balance m
credit Of ono two and three by bea per
interest," Per annum from day SALE and per cent
tees The property TO be injured expense Of the
o the vendor. - - f' 'A II
expense of the purchaser. - ' ' ~ n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
FOUR CoNhoD10Us Axp ELEGA HT NoDExr nWurr
ing souses most eiigioIy located 10 the Flint DttS
BY j. b. WILTON.


Auc'1oneef-Onnce, 10 Bank HE
s.nl are Msy y II !: e. asss 3. q = -
I e. ss os ID. SONAR.
; s.snes Terp.ishors- late s.sIa-M.sa.ns snd
ss The a. Arcade Is Iots sesl I'D
snsas 10 on On 7ss .
l.e md md eoms ss ssns q CoGaAnes csA
y depth and front Te,pschors street Of is
sosToDs a n OqSpss ,.s.sos
sTsRIk ,ss..d HOUSE KITCHEN guILgI11 -
a 1t e ss: ,.: L, !, sss
asD '' soafs fGs;:f
Leased to p Tod. Esq until Oetobsr sis., iss 49,
,d a9 r. y ssseis: :, L. No .sa
ut sfeSii rinssiss sss:
'Rss as e J. ss &C. e.
Tor n. sdioins Il NJ. 5, 10 n....r.. ss,s &C.,
y dss & r. e
Tg4 4SR Ho s5osr ,es.p u
!sased g Robert Hare Esq until the 3lss Oets1.
"a. me above descrt ed dwellings, contain Ma 49,
ioss oeakiss room and two closets nrst aeox. 49,
large on tss sn . f as sss e III e -
APARTMENTS and story stable we'll adapted sG 80
wood Esod. The gas Introduced throsEkoas a -
s1 4 III l. IL :s4ss ii s,
has similar Recommendations ~
Ne ssjons No and has similar eecom.ossa vs..1t
story. -
N. ssjsins NJ. $ j. 10 and h.lf.ory - ne@
Communications being similar to those Of the othsrx II So
gallery ofthe hrs story s vide Is encassa 60 -
and used as dining there stable In tts 1000
lot ana ne lot i ~ feet 10 inches and lines f.
Them are neat ses gardens. VIII NIB h.ns
fences - -
Tor residences be in the ir mediate vicinity
most elegant dwellings in the First District sId r
a most ex client popnl ion. - q -
A4- TERMs-one-th cash. the balance II 4lpa 80
mens IN the notes Of the purchasers, 10 their &c.
and two years. bearing six cent current ~ sx &C.,
| privilege - 80 X f7-- Sr--
The purchasers TO keep the property injured 80 s
the maturity and payment of The irst transfer e
| cies to the vendor,
Acts Of sale before Theodore o. STARK Eso Nux.vv
| at the expense Of the purchaser -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION OF A yALUABI. p
Store on Carondeet street, for division Of interest
BY PALFREY e. co.

C. q. c. DUPUY, Auctoneer,
z- Office n Camp street
SATRs lRll, May Il, 1859, att O'Clock M :.
~ az banks Arcade Magazine street. will be sold
A LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements thereon
situated in the First Dist let Of this city the square bounded
oy Carondee ravier Baroune and Common streets
a ing Il Fee, inches and lines trent
front OF q feet ~ nckes and lines common aey in the
rear extending from Gavier Common street. as nr nan
now exhibited at the Arcade. ~ f
The improvements comprise splendid Four-sory Brick
'front.' ions yard hydran and rented MT The rate
OF 800 per month, tn LIST November next.
third cash balance credit of one and
Two years for notes bearing per annum from
OF sale AMI secured by special mortgage property
sold, and per cent. eventual nteresr.
vesdor 800 N :" ''e
Act sale before W. H. Peters ESQ., Notary at the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

CHOICE PROPERTY ON JACKSON STREET NEAR
the elegant residences of D. Carroll Captain Ieahes
ing portions of the Fourth District.
BY JULLAN NEVILLE &. co.
JULIAN kEvILL Auctioneer
Office ii Commercial Place,
'FRURSDAY, May IL, 1859. at IL O'Clock,
viii be sold at auction the City Hotel Common street.
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the
Fourth District in the square bounded by Jackson Bransrd
Philip and Bsronne late Bachus The said lots ado
and measure each 80 feet inches front street BY
depth Of Us feet and inches between parallel lies
This offers fine opportunity pr pey desir
able and impro ing nghborood The lots are well filed and
there is good brick bshque. and stone curbng
EfF>fERMS-One-third h; balance in six twelve and
eight en- months Or notes bearing mortgage property
with per cent interest and per interest
Act OF sale before q. Goschak Notary Public Mt the
expense OF the purchaser. a23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
foslIiVE AND UNRE5ERFED SALE TO TIE HIGH
sdder OF Valuable Square Of Ground in the Fts, s
trict, on Common street, " ~ " s = 'is' TO-
BY PALFREY E. co.
c. L. G. DUPuY Auc iopeer

Office q Camp street.
SATURDAY. May z, 1859, at I2 o,cJock
~ a. Bsnks AIeads, Magazine street, viii be sold
~ CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in thu rir.,
District 9. ;hs city bounded by Common 0ravisr 81, Jans
ano ~ Aaene streets divided into 30 Lots per plan nov
e ese an, q re aIeade Lots Nos
~ aep.h IL es of I9 feet inches
slts and 10. No forming the Of Common and 81
Adene Streets Lots Nos to inclusive extend hack to
con mon alley in the 10 feet wide Lots Nos IL TO Il in
elusive measu each % feet AID riches front or ST. Jane
street oy depth Of about l2 feet ilches Lots Nos IN
and 10 having each also front ae common to the
erty extending from st. Jane to St street LOIS Nos
70 70 inclusive measure each % feet 6nces from, on ST.
Adene street BY DEPTH between parallel lines Of about 10
fsss and LOU Nos is and q having
On asys common to the property endi ST. Jane 10
ho Mdsne street LOIS Nos "a 80 inclusive
depth between parallel lines Of 9 feet and TX lines
extending back to alley rear. running from
~ Jane TO st Atene street. Lot No forming the corner
Drawer and 81 Adeiiue Streets and Lot the corner
Graver and St. Jane streets " - 80 ~ vi
1S-TERMs AND CONDITIoNs-one-sou fourth cash the
AZ one two and three credit the Of the
IN equal bearing 6per per
lheIes from day Of sale to maturity and per pt from
ma.uy until hnal payment, If NOT punc;ualIy paid Sc
privilege. pf'' 0' "''A 'eAAo .
o! the purchaser - . 49, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF VII ON IT MAY CONCERN 7
cases French Patented Medicines case Spanish and
French and French and Spanish Dictionaries
BY PLACLDE j. SPEAR,
Ofice-s2 Chartres street.
TNHURSDAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock /.
at his auction store No. 80 Chartres street between
Benvie and Cont streets without reserve for account Of
whom II may concern, will be Sold -
seven cases French Patented Medicines the
One ca French and Spanish and Spanish French Die
onaries. "
H1This being the last the sad medicines and books
will positively be sold to the last aGd highest bidder
BThe medicines being fresh the particular attention of
druggist and apothecaries is called 10 this sale,
HJ- rERMS-Casb OF he spot. my4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

ptOF. PACKERS MAGIC SOAP WHICH
needs but trial prove Real Exeelence-lO0 pounds
for SIS.
1t is acknowledged by all who tested its superior
qualities 10 be of the discoveries of age
its is Indispensable to the comfort of family and the
convenience of every hotel ship steamboat laundry.
For washing hannss and aces particularly recommends
itself. Try it.
Full directions all packages. Also Prof. Packers Tyne
Cleansing Solution
Manufactured and for sale by j. II. ASHLEY.
1853 Old Levee, of Jefferson street.
For sale by FB. Won HuRTfN Grocer,
East corner jackson and Rosseau sS Fourth District
PIT. PHILLIPS, Grocer,
Jackson and Nayades s,s., New Orleans
ia. soMERs, Apohscary,
Tivoli Ctcle, New Orleans
JAS. W. FEE It CO., Grocers,
50 Camp ST. New Orleans.
VIC. RAYMOND, Grocer,
Il Camp ST., New Orleans.
Us. MEEKINs Bros
AIS If Ship Chandlers, and Marigny Buildings, NJ O..
THE ALLEGHENY C0pPEH egTNING Co.
sSy Ss Of s,o XXI Sss0 Of Ten
1900 N5 shares ns' Of siv0 csc6.
DR.. L. H. AsDERssoIsSs'a sf Gainesville, Ala.
Capt F; Marry Washington, D c.
i < Gasiis!s, p ESQ., sils stos aG'.s a A."
eb Sa = : 1ss sHaNf SntsSns 45' Ala
Hon. Sydenham Moore Greensboro Ala
Hon ". F. Pierce, Eutaw, Ala.
Solicitor Of the Company:
Robt Smith, Esq, Mobile, Ala
Fooks of subscription open q he Office of
a25 I'm JAMES GRIMSHAW 30 Garoulect st.
IIJM. CISAw FvtIsD, MERCHANDISE BROKEK
wv No. Is NEW LEVEE STREET, New Orleans La '
-Reer
Messrs W. 4. Violet & Co.,
0glesby & Macuulay,
VIM. L. lIRni L Co.
:. Samuel Wolff
:. q. Il. Dolls 4 Son,
a Glenn Z Co,
:. Patton. Smith 1 Putnam
j. \. HGggerty & Go. I'm,
GOLDEN SEED RIG El-FpT sale in qaarttics 10
~ suit, by bAREI-II K CO,
AZ II 81 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION OF yALUARIE
building Lots in the First Fourth Districts in good To-
cations and on long credit. " e ~

PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
Building Lots in the First Fourth Districts in yood In
cations and on a long credit. " e''1 "
BY PALFREY e. CO.,
O. L. G. DurUY, Auctioneer,
Office q Camp street.
SATURDAY :, kl1t., Ma, May Fl. 1859, Mt IL o'clock
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in The First
District Of this city In the square bounded BY New Leyee
Il front Levee Market by dsph between pae
allel lines of 95 feet and IL inches - ~ f
CERTAIN LOT GROUND in the First District of this
city in the bounded by Market Pacanier st James and
St. John Baptist Streets measuring 60 ii inches and lines
1853 feet and inches. f '' VI
81: 8 TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
FOURTH District OF this city in the square bounded BY ST. An
grew Gre jos phns and Laurel measuring each
,ee nches ana lines front St Andrew street. by Depth
between lines I'll feet inches on the side
toward 1aaret 2iS feet on the line dividing The Lots
and 2o feet inches and lines on the side toward erser
street " 80 e's.J
R1-TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash and fAh balance
o oes OF one two and hree years. bearing inter.
~. ptI hhum from day OF sale until per cent
sold. - ,5'Sest =. 80 F,Sis'ssy
Ds Ass ot of sale Ssfors Ricardo
penee =. tne PurcpaEets. - sJ,s5t Es7sgs fy4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BY J. B. WALTON.
POSITIVE SALE OF MOST VALU ABLR PnnRn11Wn.
st. Charles street, Canal steees
BY j. b. WALTON
>. B. Waron, Anc.saas~

T. j. B. Waron, Anctsu4pz
Office No. 10 aA&N
THURSDAY, May 3, 1859, At IL e'ssa>& n
- q public auctsn, at Banks Arcade, without - q
limit The following described property will be SOLD =
Lot OF GROUND situate in the square boan1s1 uxA
charles Canal, Common and CaroDde1et Streets ~ -
ing in French measure feet front on ST. Caasye s -
depth o. ~ feet and inches less bexssa6 e.
zoe towards Canal stree BY property belonging n Es
s .s e. and On the side towards Common s 1p
nsy psongng % Wm Barber Jr. with the right q wV@
pssshRe tnrca9h 40 alley belonging New Or a
1ssh ~. Company and running IN from Common stress as
~ saiu properly 40 10 now exists, which right bsszn
ssfyitude in favor Of the property As
sstng Of that ~ p' o''"A'"s'
ar aangGE AND ELEGANT WELL KNoWH f1nU
.ansta IND ATTIC BRICK DWEILIsG HOUSE -
a. ,hsr os bindings now occupied BY the New
Tne property 10 leaned the 3Ist October Iann
" s- III ana m and will be sold subject to The Ie
nofes ~ ~ n phcaasrr to The paymenf -
ssa M ios sne sum q % $50 payable The II NJ
s'.n nsetest ~ the rate Of per cent pe Go ~
IN N.Y. ls5 and one for 90 so payable ,hs - ~
fayn 1s.p w ias .sfess q the rate q psr $50
cash. w 'As ps1cS y ~
pense Of the purchaser. 49, u,~s =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING AND HATS.

BOOTS SHOES. CLOTHING AND HATS.
BY E. ROGER e. co.,
Formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde Col
INAUHsDAY, 9th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock I.
NJ, at their Auction No. rs Old Leve street win
100 Men. Women and Chlldrens made Pbia
depha Shoes Brogans and Boots comprising select assort
ment. ~ ~
-Alsa-
An invoice of Ready made Clothing comprising general
and select assortment. ~
And
80 cases Straw Hats, Of various qualities.
HT.TERMS-Atsale n,A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BY ]. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
situated In the First District ate Second Munciun W an
long credit without any rrserye. ~ 80

y
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
IT, = Z. A. j. sM NJ ls
street. between Camp and Magazine the following described
ii aEsIAIE Lor or GROUND. .l!u.ted in the FRS.
thereon forming the Of Jn snd Massns
So SD as s'sa al.
sas ss sss ~! fa
' tERTsI I'M LOT OF GROUND. tegeher with til.
RbslG Fra s1 Dsis' q ,h 5sssas'sd
Gate a sGzis' and Ssx syt.
Gss as Ss On fps Il s s
fsS 's akoGs6 ss
6e e. fGi
as qSs,s bounded b. E5a,o So hs
ss The SS hs ss psn sxg b 5
inches IL depth between parallel
side ine chou street enes enclosing ~ line
ct q nss q s ed s fleet
measures feet inches and depth on The
the and dsgnasa
a he M .sS on gsn hy IS q
d ss Ar%as ,hen Notary Public in this 18th
Ss Ne feet and ssD and s % On M
MSs and and % feet Gaiennie BY
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v.., E2gR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
rht District and designated by the Numbers q g. and s.
Oh square No. q bounded by TchoupitouIss Erao (ae su
asps asan the ass es James Graham Notary Public Said
NOS and measure each q inches and TX lines
front on Tchoupoulas street. by I 10 inches and lines
In depth, tetween parallel lines. ~
Fourth District Property.
g. THREE LOTS OF GROUND situs ed 10 III Fourth Djs
trct In the square bounded by Fulton Chip eva Eighth and
mn Sth sen a ana dsss mated By the Nos
street by 70 feet inches DEPTH and 20 feet III inches on The
rear line Lot No 6 70 feet font on Eighth
street. between Fulton and Chippewa Streets by I25 feet
inches in depth, and % feet In width on The rear
line. " va ~ s
~TERMs one-fourth cash balance in equal paymepts
at and years. for by mortgage on The
ey and bearing cent per until maturity
and per cent i not then paid until final payment.
Acts OF sale before f. g. Gottschak Notary Public the
expense Of the purchasers. All