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A French Romance,

A Paris correspondent tells the follow
ing story:
One of the oldest and most powerful
names in Brittany-that of Lantivy-is
now defending its honor, tooth and nail,
for it has been usurped too long, and it
has grown weary with suffering the abuse.
In the year 1888, Countess De Maurey,
being separated from her husband for.
certain peccadilloes as was much the
fashion then, the same as now, was living
in q convent, which, by-the-by, has ceased
to be the mode in the like case nowadays.
The convent chosen was that of Buron,
which possessed for spiritual director of
the ladies handsome young monk of
Fontevrault, whose name was Daviere.
In o year or two the revolution broke
out--monks and nuns became obsolete
and forbidden things, and Daviere became
the priest Of the small village of Aze,
while the Countess, quite bewildered, not
knowing where to fly to shelter her limo,
cence, naturally bethougbt herself that it
would nowhere be so securely protected
as with her spiritual adviser and confes.
sor, her spiritual father in God, the hand.
some young monk Of Fontevrault. All,
but from bad to worse. After the sup.
preston of converts came the suppression
Of priests and of aristocrats of all kinds
The monk disappeared, the Countess was
arrested, conveyed to prison, convicted Of
being well born, and sentenced to death
The night before her execution, while she
was on her knees imploring Heaven for
mercy, at the witching hour Of twelve,
the door of her cell creaked upon its.
hinge, and her jailor stood before her
And whispered in her ear, consent to
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Merrells Blackberry Anodyne.

VHSHIs MEDICINE is OFFERED TO THE
A public as one oftle best ifnot the very best med.
icinethat has been invented for DIARnHEA DYs-
ENrERY, CHOLERA INtAETUM, and all other derange-
arc so pre- ralant and fatal In our countrycorrects
tn dt ia ,ed condition of the LiveL ALA, Nervous
L itsA i, such as is caused by Teething,-gives
., t,ni healthy action to the bowels, and wtha, Is
pl es,n. 20 take. Iy23-bmf
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iNDfANAP0LIS AND CINCINNATI,
LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO,
SH CRT-LiNE Raj LRoADS,
Or.lu One Chance of la,s beii,aan Giicinnnt;


and Chicago.
Three Passenger Trainseavp Gin cinna.dsiy nom
the foot Of Mill and Front streets.
$3.50 A. M.-Chcago Mail arrives at Indiananolis al
1890 A. M; Chicago at 7:25 l.. M. This trfn con.
meets with all night trains on Of Chicago for the
West and Northwest.
1890 M.-Terre Haute and Layiayette Accoum ods-
tion arrives at Indianapolis, ut b:O p. NJ, making
direct connections at Indianapolis with Terro Hauts
Trains and Indianapolis and Lafayette trains for
Decatur, Springfield, Naples, Quincy, Hannibal and
and Toledo.
500 Chicago Express arrives at Indianapolis
at 1890 7. H.; Chicago at 7:i0 A. NJ. Making Clese
CONNECTIONS at Chicago with all morning trains out
of Chicago. This train connects at indianapolis
with, Terro Haute trains for all points West and
Northwest.
Sleeping are attached to all the night trains
change Of cars.
This Ia exclusively Western and North. western
rorte and with favorable and reliable arrangements
with all connecting roads tn oughuut the entire
West guarantees unusual care and he amplest ao-
commodations to the patti ons OF this line.
EB he sure you are in the right ticket office before
you purchase your Tickets and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same aB by any other route. baggage
THROUGH TICKETS, good unt til used, can be oh.
tanned at the ticket offices, at Spencer House Corner
north least corner Broadway and Front; No. Bur.
net House Corner; at the Wa'lut-srce House, and
at Depot office, foot of ILL., Front street, where
oil necessary information may be had.
0mnbusses run to and from ,ach train, and "
call fol passengers Of all hotels and oil parts of ths
city, BY leaving address at eithol office.
w. II. L. NOBLE,
myl0 Genstal Ticket Apent.
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Dsg" To cure boil-the skin Of
boiled egg is the most eficacious remedy
that can be applied to boil. Peel it
carefully, wet and apply. 1t will relieve
the soreness in few hours.
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Two DAILYrHRoUsHTRA!Nssiieav leave sixth h stree st ~

Two DAILYTHRoUGH TR AIMS leave Sixth stree.
Depot, at A. NJ. and 43O p. NJ
GA. .M.--ISDIANAP0LiS, 81. Louis & CHICA.
GO FAST EXPRESS. Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and Northwestern
points. This Train also connect at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson Hoko-
mo-. Logansport, and all points on Wabash Valley
Railroad. -.I
1890 P. M.-INDIANAPOIIs CHICAGO \ sm
L0U1SNIGaT EXPRESS. Tho above Trains ma
close connections at Indianapolis and Chi
cago, with Trains for Terre Haute, Springfield Rock
Island, Galesburg cnosha, La rosse, Jacksonville
Danvillo Burlington, Milwaukee, hIattnon, Naples,
Galena. Quincy, Prairie du Uhien, Pana, Peoria,
Dunlcith, Racine, Decatur, BlOomingtOn Joliet, La
Sale, ST. Paul, and oil tows and cities in the North
west
Through Tickets givOn and Baggage checked
through.
For further information and Through Tickete ap.
ply to Ticket Offices, north -east corner Of Front and
Broadway; No. 1853 Walnut, street, near Fourtt OF
tho Sixthstreet Depot.
D. NJ. MORROW, ma nten.cnt.
0mnibusas will call for passenG -. i. vii : THAR
nsp,es at either Of the Ticket on
l3' W. II. '"t. Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THOS. w. FARRIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS,

WARD ON FREEMAN-ST., NEXT TO
n Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad.
We would call the attention purchasers of Lumber
to the following Bill of Prices:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT for Dwellings, on easy terms
r. By ]. B. WALTON,


5g-E Z. 5a.zs Office No. 10 Bank Plsee.
~ ~. 9. Baaks, Arcade, Will bs sold ro i = =.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District
comprising the bounded by Apollo Third and
second Streets and designated as Lots Nos 10 n
Lot No. forms the Of Apollo snd Third sree
measurea feet inches and line front Apollo street. 81
lines. @-a1. -
Lots Nos 49, and measure each % feet inches
and line front Apollo street. by 10 feet In depth.
Lot No. forms the corner Of Apollo and Second
28 feet inches and lines front Apollo street. By
depth and front ON Sec md street Of l20 feet. N
street. deeth Of III feet inches and lines These two
log with lois Nos and j. comprise entire front on Sec
ond street, and Immediately opposite elegant residence
and grounds OF Wm. Freret, Esq. 4 -
Lot No. IL forms the Of Bacchus
and measures % feet inches and lines front Bacchus
Lots Nos y Il U.s. IT, IL 16 and 10 each Is feet
inches and line front Bacchus
Lot No. forms the Of Bacchus Third streets aud
measures " feet inches and line front street by
depth and front Of l20 feet on Third street. =
chus street. - :,
Lots Nos q and e2 have each Of 20 feet on Third
street by depth of ~ feet ii inches lines md WITH
lots Nos and 20 compose the entire srect
These lots most dessby and elgby and
the attention of parties DESTROYS Of building private residence
being in the immediate neighborbood the most e
giant resid in the city the ins Of Apollo onbus
and within few minuies drive of center busness
19TEkMS-One-th third cash, the balance one and two
years credit with per cent day Of
SALE in notes OF the purchasers their
mortgage on the property sold until final payment and pef
puDctuaily paid at maturity. 1880
Act OF sae before Adolphe Maxureau Notary Public te
expense of the purchaser. ials
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
ggoNFEcTIoNERY CONFECTIONERY.

WIN. Il. LIMBO. CONFECTIONERY,
l3 Carondelet street. three doors Poydras st.
respectfully informs his friends and the public In general
he has opened the above store, where lie will keep con-
1ey on hand CAKES of every kind; Pastry Sugar Pums
01edy, Calves Feet Jelly Blanc Mango Charlotte nrousse
snd Ice Cream Mougat and other Pyramids. Wedding and
Eefty orders particularly attended to. d23 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
PEREMPTORY SALE-REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE TIL
Claiborne and Common Streets Market.
SUCCESSION OF MARY MCFARLAND.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS,

EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer.
w EDNESDAY, February 9Th, 1859, at l2
osioek at Banks Arcade will be sold by virtue and 10
9th, 1865
t5e Of This city IN the SQUARE bounded BY Claiborne Palmyra
and Palmyra streets and measuring English 2 feet
inches and lines front claiborne street depth los
feet inches and lines between parallel lines and front
street. as per plan drawn by JOS Pile, Surveyor
May ls deposited IN the office of the late David McCay N
twosory frame house the is occupied grocery
store.
RJ-TERMs-one years. credit with interest," mortgage
bond and security required by law
Act Of sale before R. Kerr n p the expense of the
purchaser.
This sale being the second and last the property sold
70 the hghest bidder. ja7 Is 20 fec
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
SUCCESSION DE W. q. WILLIAMS Eft ELIZA WILL.
L!AMs-Denx Terraius de Vaieur lie Quatteme Dis
trict. -
Far ]. B. WALTON

-..--. = No. 10 Bank Place,
Dc Banks des Magssps yeTa erd5s q Ihono
date le ID janver 1859 numeroe
!e yendrai encan compte de Ia Ii.
Williams Eliza Williams femme valenr
eidessOus dsass dams L. ouatriens District, Ia
Josephine, entire les des Magasins ct Live Oak
!. UN LOT DE TERRE, su6 dams l'iet borne mar les
9uafiene District De eette ys leaae lot degus
Josephine pofondur de in pleds pouces ct
gnes suivant plan Iesse par W. r. Thompson date Ie
novembre 1884, ct depose etude de D. Ricardo uu
tairs dams cette vile.
UE LOT TERRE titue dams Ie faut ure des Smnrr
de la Vile de Lafayette desgne par un plan ressG
par D. Buson archecte, date du Is mai 1856 deposa
,g atan dana e borne par les rnss da Camp Ste
face la du Camp l2 ponces gns dn
lot No ~ e i9a pieds ~ pouce igne a.
credit de u e. mos les donnes
vendu portant pour cent par annee de
Ia date jusqua Placement finale.
Acte Walter a. Peters, Ecr noteire nm
blic fras de pacquereur. jpl5 20 fe5 IA 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
SUCCESSION Of W. H. WILLIAMS and ELIZA WILL AVIS
Two Valuable Lots in the Fourth District.
BY ]. B. WALTON 9es ~

SATURDAY. Feb'ry 10, 1859, at lie O'Clock
M a. Banks Arcade Magazine ttrest by virtue Of an
order OF the Hon. H. Morgan Judge District
Court Of Nsv Orleans da,ed January s 1859 docket
No. 1851 for account Of the w. H. Williams
and Eliza Williams his wife will be sold public suction the
described valuable lots Of ground In the Fourth
tric Camp the Magazine Market on 10
sephine street between Magazine aud Live Oak
l. A LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN THE SQUARE
bounded BY Live Oak Jackson Magazine Josephine
IL the Fourth District Of this city which lot designated BY
the numbsr H. and Il 10 lines
frHnt on Josephine street by depth q ~ nchss and
5lnes agreeaby to plan drawn by W. r Thompson dated
NSvember 1874 and deposited in the office Of D. Ricardo
Notary In this city.
2 A LOT or GROUND SITUATED IN NUNS, su
Sl5b n in the city Of Lstaystte desgnsed " he number
Of May 1896 deposited plan No. II in Office OF Theo
seghus Notary said lot being in bounded by Camp
Andrew, ST. Mary and Cheenut ae Tenturer
measuring % feet front Camp street. BY 2 feet inches on
lot No. o. ~ " - ~ ~ "a
arTERMS-Oneth third cash. the balance credit OF u
and IL months the give their
amounts secured special property solo,
bearing interest at the rate Of eight per per from
date until final payment. -
Acts OF sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchasers. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

CANDY AGENCY-THE UNDERSIGNED, having
~ been appointed agents for the celebrated ANCHOR CAN
DY haye in store go baxs Is and 81 lbs each ALSO
Fancy Confectionery, which offer The reduced
prices The above Candy be equal
Is made, JAMES SPEAKE & CO.,
d. 3Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
WITHOUT RRsERvE-CREDIT SALE or 10 GASES ON
Linens.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT.

= ny 6LACaE Il BEAUMONT. W II
Auction Room, II Chartres street.
NJ :. Shelf auction II Cbssrss stlss vii 3
for account
WON @4 + naz senss, .s.. ~,
CREDIT lsALE-PRINTED LAWNS, LINENS WHITE
eand Brown Meetings. Dry Goods, etc.
-- BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Room, II Chartres street.
"WEDNESDAY, 10th lnst., at 10 o'clock A.
NJ at their auction rooms, No. II charres St.. viii b
lots # Dry Goods such Printed Lawns Union Dam.
kerchiefs Linen Cambria Handkerchief Union Linens RIB
20 sissSissTiERNs-At.als j.7
ENGLISH AND CHOICE AMERICAN BOOKS, BIZ CAT
alOgus.
BY ANsEL EDWARDS, & &c.,.
"t. Store, IS st. Charles street.
........ r. ARxFIELD, Auctoneer,
w y. following evenings during the wesk.
ss a seeR ss
as coat If & RSss II Scot
o ss ~ a
s ssns n SDa h q The
men. Of Li.. lail,te. Science and AIti Jais st
BONNET KIBBoNs..... ...... BONNET RIBBONS
BY E. ROGER G. Co.,
formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde / Coz
s .sse, aosh M nst 81 10 ocioc A.
IL ss.TEk1s-At sale. j.ls
EXTENSIVE SALE. WITHOUT aEsERyE-FRENoH
BY e. ROGER & Co.,
tFormerly Fl. Pc, chaud, Hyde Coz
tSs a,ss 10th Inst, r. r. ~ O'clock
sold ''A A'''' ''' NO. 2 o'a le'ee street, viii DC
Two Hundred Lots comprising extensive assortment of
5000 Embroidered French acone Double Bands small pat
aoo s ssa . from = cents SO each
5000 Rich Embroidered Collars. -'-''e''
large variety Of various articles Embroideries
goods ass be g ssd in M oIds5 The
out reserve:
lion hi, sale Which es1s ihem rsrs
vs;y assFsss seldom suction ''''Ds
street Canal sestTo effect paftion be- b.
tween the Owners. ~
BY PALFREY & Co.
C.L.C DupUy, Auctioneer
Office No. q Camp street
A. Mazureau. Nota
SAHTUpEDiAlY. Ian; 80, 1859, at IL O'Clock, at
1R1T WEE y: e "
sisas ns.
property I'D ;@SJse sIesias leases ss ns
y Sa ss i hs 5ss q 5000
$1,000 per
g. To j. G. Morgan Co., for year November
1888, at $3.50 per annnm, payable monthly.
T. H. s per 81 nSs
per
Amounting in all to $40 300 per annnn
H4-TERMS OF SALE-one-fourt cash. and the ance by
purchasers notes at and years. bearing at the
rate OF per cent. until maturity subsequent
interest at The rate of cent The
be secured BY mortgage Of the property Sold and divided
to suit the vendors
The buildings be insured the expense pur.
chaser for the Of $50 the policies mortgage
interest Of vendors and 10 be they may
to receive the rents from the LIST February
date. iai3 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

WEDNESDAY,t the 10th Inst. at 10 O'Clock
M at their auction rooms. II Charities street. Will 30
sold for account Of whom 1t may concern
whom II may concern. 80 "
ASTERNs-Atssle. 4-.- jsls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
COTTAGE On BACCHUs STREET AT AUCTION.
valuable Lot fs the Rirss District
BY J. B. WALTON.

SATURDAY, Januasy ~. 1859. e N o,eIoek
- n, 1t Banks Arcade, viii be sod -
"A Ut VI ShoUND u the tquars bounded by Bacehus
rs feet inches front Bacchus street. 81 dSth ~ III s
II inches between parallel nss upon which one IN.
frame cottage with slate roof back budipes psvsd .sd
all IN good repair and sniiabls for small family.
This pro2eyis located in one o. the hixhe healthy
and desirable parts in the First District suscsofiIi
improvement 1t q moderate - -, - y
1cfERHsrhe purchaser 70 the payment Of uots
for Se2 due IA May next S5 In cash. balance II ia
months Credit With DEF cent Interest day of
sale and eventual inherent at per ceaf. ~ 75554 II
Act q sale before Walter a. Peters, ESQ., at The expense
sac pufchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
BY N. v1GN1r.

ESTATE OF THE LATE john McDOHOGH, CITY OF
New Oresns First unreserved and extensive sale, on
very long credit Of very valuable improved and proved
Real Ete sitnsted IN The egi Ie paris OF the
District for notes without endorsers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY IN
the Fourth District, 1t Auction. IA lf9A- Z
By JULIAN NEvHLE Z Co,

otase ii cos.naerrai P,ss..
1NHuRsDAY, ism g. 1859, q ~ eveleck. =
FOUR Tors 81 GROUND, sita.ied d sas sqasls sss.s
ss J &c d sapsss r. ss * y Is
TT s1S isfs 81 &C.
.ns ., the aa
'front.' = raiss ~ Il. .ss
y S o inches and lines in depth Tbs
o Ts 81 sfusi e e.
BY Falo. Philip ssrspsf asd Roa.ss.a sslse and 49,
n sss 1s ss .RG G 1t. Nos ~
BY IL o Me sp 8 ss Y g. q
y sExsN Tors or GROUND. situated on ,hs .au....
Is ssssis 'sis s
depth. No Is - q =
Philip sssasa esasss q
9Gass q
eoiss senn
sSn tain s:sEn , Lou scs y ssd Y
10 inches in dep b. The coa.s e
cottage houses each containing rooms kitchen confafnx
third balance in one, tvo thrse and fs
q sale before Fsii1 Arma Notary Public astbes-
pense Of the purchaser F-5ss3sa9 sSi d isl1
SUGAR AND COTTON PLANTATIONS AT PRIVATE
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Aucfoneer,
Office, IL Commercial Piacs-
Parish q R0ins Ssupss sonaInIag so and
W Be- sold part cash ave years. with ios.
at 8 per cent per annuni.
Gotten s sa IN 1s
es ass s
c0ntains soo acres with Is nesr ,. @ -
desirable Sugar Faniaonnthe Parish of Tsbona
containing 500 ses very ehoce lands with IS negroes
com ee order will be sold on term Of years with intrsssA
1ss Of ssaa s s's0e
$500 acres above the mouth Of Arkanas with 70 negroes
1890 the Parish Saiut Bernard hs pesss
ORDER with and elegant buildings and IS choice
5000 arpeps Bayou 1aioarehe with Is vs
psscs sdeq sad INV saw ~
further particulars apply at our once No. IL ComsrsA
AN IL reSS bs'1s s F,ss s.s
BY JULIAN NEVILLE Co.,
ta5 te..5l + JuLIAH NKvuAE, Aucionesr,
Office, II Commercial Place
a brsi kssIassss i.sxs A. Assss sss;.':
the main building In ne portion, Kitchens,
sssiss &c Is
With III Ioughout There is also hne wood and coalhos
The % whole In complete oras5 -,
trc render i desirable location for family making the Gig
Will b. sold with or without furniture which i
Permission 10 visit the house can Be- Obtained By applying
the office Of The Auctionssrs. tai7 ixsa
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT PRIVATE SALE
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
JULIAN neville. Auctionesr.
Office, IL Commercial Plaza
T AlN!DsGAPE and nd cattis View N Dey.s-
Is IN the most adnssis Keeping ranks q
6rst Landscape Painters in England.
Sa asss needless. .of1s = TINS
!. ri ss
fcSrss . veil wSa the ssnon
pUTrY, WHITING, RED LED AEDLJTHARaE-
,.i 81 s. VS. BY AlfAAD 4 Magazine stress.
and INA r gale ~
tals 2awst Y MAss.ins s..sse
NEATsFoor OIL. Pr sn;,g x; ssy for ''i.s
jsls aawst &. gai.s 70 aaeaine strsee
NAIIs40o kegs landing s1s & s'l ss &
ials 2swst ~ J. Y Msgszlae ssesA
VENETIAN RED AND xELLow osHsE-1. ~
,.s 81 ss.s st sale BY rasD k7ahaA .ssss. Stress.
PAoKnss rAHs-l'ss ssi'. S n Rs Il
jals Jaws. ii H.ssaiss aresk
~ .s b s.ss and sef -
T ,ATHING NAILsvaac fsss a ~, q e. ss,s by
jas savs. Al s k = aass.a;s .,.r.s
MALLETs, BEArLEs, oA n q Isoass sae-f~
jais IA sss 81 fAep Hs Magazine stress.
81 bales s S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
On long credit, -
BY J. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place,
Private Sa1e-Two Lots OF Ground ON
Rousseau street. In bounded by Josephine Adee
and sts each feet inches and lines front
on Rousseau street. by l59 feet 10 inches depth
~ TERMS: 0ne-fourh cash balance at l. q and years
credit, with 6 per cent. interest.
Plans of the above property
ohce Of the Auctioneer dl3H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
SECOND AND LAST SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
town of Carrolton Succession Of Mare Paue and Julia
Faueux, his Wife
Bv TOIJRNE 4, THOMAS


EUGENE ToURNE, Aucticneer.
Oaice-79 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, February 10th, 1859, at 12
~ o'clock at Banks Arcade Magazine street. will be
at public auction by virtue and in pursuance
the Hon. Victor Burthe Judge Of the Third Judicial District
Court OF Louisiana parish of Jefferson dated January S
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the square
bounded by Dublin Third, Burhe and Madison Streets the
town Of Carroton, parish of Jefferson Nos measuring
each 81 feet front Dublin street. by depth Of l
inches, and fronts Third together with all the i'm
provements thereon comprising frame house with belvdere
rooms gallery attcs kitchen, with chicken aud
pigeon house, WE'LL ciste1n etc., and fine garden with guam
THY Of trees.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND adjoining the above, Nos and
measuring 80 feet EACH front Dublin street, by depth Of
l47 feet 9 inches with number of fruit trees.
y TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square as
by depth Of $50 feet
4 THREE LOTS OF GROUND the same square as above
Nos to ~ measn ing each 30 feet front Madison street. by
aepth of III feet nches No. Of Third and
Madison streets together with all the improvements threon
comprising frame house with gallery rooms and kitchen
with 2rooms shed. etc.
s TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in tie same square as above
Nos and II measuring each 80 fact front Madison street,
by depth OF III feet nche etween parallel nes together
with frame house with gallery, rooms and XII chen with
R5- TERMS AND CoNDITIONs-Twelve months credit
with mortgage bond and security required by interest
per cent per annum from date until maturity and II
paid a. maturity 8per cent until final payment the purchaser
binding and oblgaDg himself insure the buildings
proyements on the property the full notes. until
final payment and the policy of insurance transferred
curators Of the less ion
Acts of sale before E. Commagere n p at the expense Of
the purchaser. ial9 80 fel3' IA 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
SUCCESSION DE MANETTE WILLIAMS, fell.
Par N. VIGNIE.

Far ", VIGNIE.
Bureau-No. 8, Arcade de Banks.
TEUDI. IL Fevrier, 1859, a midi, n l'Arcnlie
de Banks des Magasins dun
able Seconde Cou de District de Ia Nouvee Orleans
du II Janvier 1883 dosr de Ia No 1855 il
Ell yene publique, lie la dite
UN LOT DE TERRE ie fonhourg Lvaudas dams
"a Qnsreme District de cette ye desgne par lie No. 20 de
re No. Al compre entire les Sepeme, Hutieme Chip
pewa Ct Jersey lie dit lot mesuremesure Amercaine-
peds de face Ia rue septeme 25 peds de proondeu
entire gnes paroleles Ensemble b6tisses ct con-
structons qui existent sur lie dit lot.
Aces de vene pardevant o de Almas, notaire public
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. feln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

ESTATE OF THE LATE MANETTE WILLIAMS, I. W. c
BY N. VIGNIE,
0fdce-Eo. s Banks Arcade.
THURSDAY, February II, 1859, Mt l2
o'clock NJ at Banks Arcade Magazine street. by virtue
an order from the Honorable the Second District Court of
New Orleans dated January H. 1859 Court Docket No
viii be sDd q Gqbc aqeoa for account Of said
Fourth District OF this city, designated as lot No % square
No. AZ comprised between Seventh Eighth, Chippewa and
Jersey Streets Said lot feet
front Seventh street by 25 feet deep parallel lines
laid lot. 40
rB-TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before o. de Armas, notary public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

JULIAN NEVILLE &. co., AUCTIoNEERs, Ap-
pralsers and General Agents for the sale Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and
Sales, Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
Particular attention paid the purchasing and selling
Of Plantations 1870
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