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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
Ye...l Cnn.iued.-caprain Lest.

The Buffalo Courier learns that small Cana
dian schooner was blown out of Grand River
Canada, during the gale Friday night, drifted
down the lake, and was driven on shore at :
A. NJ Saturday. The crew chung to the Rigging
during the fearful storm, and as the vessel ca
rsened they caught to the branches of trees thai
Overhune the bank, and all except the captain
rot on shore. BE lost his hold and was carried
out BY the recedisg wsves. Name of vesse
and captain not learned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

CHANGE We understand that the Rev. Mr..
Sidley, of the Irish Catholic congregation, in
this city, is about to leave this field of labor,
and that he viii be stationed at EIyria, o. His
farewell to the congregation, yesterday, is
spoken of as most affecting and impressive
"a Father Sidley" has been one of the prominent
movers in the Temperance Reform among his
people, and in this work has been most earnest
laborer. He is to be succeeded, we are in
formed, by the Rev. Mr. Sennett.-T'oEedo
BLade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

GREAT SUGAR PLANTGTIoN.-The New Or
leans Picayune states that Laurent Milandon
has sold his sugsr plantation near Jefferson City,
for one million of dollars. 1t contains several
thousand acres, and is worked by 44s slaves
The duty on every pound of imported sugar
used by lsbOring white men, goes to enrich
this monopolist of the soil and the bones and
muscles of his black fellow beings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

TEMPERANCE IN Russia So many of the
peasants of Kovno, and the neighboring provin-
ces, have become members of total abstinence
societies that the men who hold the monopoly
of the brandy traffic fear very much that they
will not be able to pay the sums which they
have agreed to pay for this monopoly. This
extraordinary movement is attributed by some
to the influence of the clergy; others think that
it is produced by the approaching emancipation,
the peasants now having some object in aecu-
mulating property.
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ExpENsIvE JoB.-Messrs. O.. II DaIe a s

EXPENSIVE JoB.-Messrs. o. 7. Dale 4 Son,
Cincinnati, had the contract for plaster work of
the new State House. Their job has just
been measured up, and amounts to the snug
sum of SS6,s59. The fancy work, much of it
already smoked and begrimed, is immense The
modelling of one large centre piece alone cost
SI.I76.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

FArHER Krnr,s OLD FoLKs.--The Old Folks
Concert at Pittsburgh on Saturday evening was
a grand success The Gazette says hundreds
were unable to procure seats in the City Hall.
There were at least 1000 people present, and all
deli yhted. "Coronation" forever!
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

..
We the underSigned having witnessed the Operations Of
HowELL,s THREE CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW recently
invented by Charles Howell OF this city can cheerfllv
testify that in opinion it is the perfect
ment for puvezng the Fo that has been introduced
to the farming community and fully convinced thaf
Mr. Howell has succeeded producing the BEsr RoTAT
HARROW, and thzt Is destined TO take the lec OF
all others that has been in use haretof1re =
This implement richly deserves the sttenfon of All nor
sons inteTejted in improvements OF the kind. = =
G. A. STEVENS, Ciesehnd, o.
CASWELL WRIGHT, Bedford q
c. s. GATES BrookiFn u -
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oIEvzLAED, O., January lItb. u.s.

Having examined the operation Of HowsLLas THppr
CIRCLE ROTATING HARRow, prepared 10 say that ii
ID the best fer eectng the putCse which
is designed have ever ssen applied 70 the soil AmGns
the advantages combined IN tins Harrow, ghtness Of
draft freedom Of cogging and its capacity for p1veTn
the SOIL each Of which Of themselves would In nv oo1
ion. recommend Il 70 general use - 9F
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Cen. Scett,

Lieut.. Gen. WINFIELD SoOTT, who has been
spending some time in New Orleans. arrived al
Columbus yesterday, on his way East In the
euioy ment of excellent health
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
DELAWARE GRAPE VINES.
THE sUBsCRTBER HAS A FE7

iHihE SUBSCRl BEh HAS A FEW
Il ofthose desirable Grape Vines ready (or delivery iD
April plsced in the gT uDd, without fuar but
they will live Those persons acquainted with the cha
aer OF the Delaware Crap will Tecolect that there
few in market and first come first served These vines be-
ing amos entirely cut of ma ke the above opportunity
offers a chance those wishing purchase them
eties in large or small Quanti les for sale lOg
Seventeen Of the renowned 1akalen Grapes said 10 be
equal to the Black Hamburg form size and color and
hardy as the Isabella.
fne lot of Rochester Fruit of every description
which with their reputafioa for ha1diness and living
much better than raised this climate need 9TH
rec lmmendatlOn-
Orders effat $50 Superior street, meet with prompt
att entiln
mar23lm22 CHI Robson,
$50 Superior ST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

A FAcT.--POEteness goes a great ways
Henry Ward Beecher says an impudent clerk
can do almost as much injury to store as the
neglect of the proprietor to advertise his wares
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

The SKUNK TRADE-We learn from cOmpe-
tent authority that between eight and ten
thousand skunk skins have been purchased in
this market, mostly within the past two months
From the same source we understand that in
the neighborhood of 10000 skins have been
shipped from New York to the European mar
ket during that time. Tie price has declined
lately and now ranges at about 40 cents per
hide Buffalo Express.
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County and State Rights For Sale.
ORDERS FOR NARROWING SOLICITED.

TAny further information relative to the Harro ar
Patent Right, can be obtained By addressing ~
No. s. Superior street. Atwatsr Buildings Cisveia1d o
marz3d&W2rn237 Ni "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

FROM APPLETON.
THE FOSTER BROTHERS; History OF School and Col
lege Life. Prize SLOl.
OMARD. OR THE MENTVIN CHAMBERS.
PASSAGES FROM MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY; by Lady
Morgan.
LETTERS FROM SPAIN; U c. Brigant
NEW SCHOOL REGISTER Prics IS cents. Becom-
March 9 INGHAAI BRAGG
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NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERs,

MADAGASCAR being its u that country in 1883 l4
and 1856. by the Rev Mr. Files, author OF "Poynesian
Researches Price 8 50
HOME GARDEN; illustrated AbO W tson-
ADAM BEDE; by George Elliot author Of scenes in
Clerical Ltfe."
TANKNEL. OR TIE SAN JACENTO. ON THE
SEAS OF INDIA CHINA AND JAPAN; by W NJ
MO d.
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a 1t is admirably arranged to preyent
clogging.
n It will rotate as well on side hill as on
level ground.
n 1t is very strong and durable, and is
less liable to get out of repair than any other
harrow.
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Cleveland library Association.
ANNUAL NOTICE.
CO-Partnership Notice.
REAL ESTATE REGISTRY.
40 G OHnD II Z ID II " MOI No
EXCHANGE

In Hardware Store. ]. d. FISHER will rent houses
for all parties who desiEe and all enemen inusted to
nm will be advertised for the low price of TWENTY
FIVE CENTS. ian2fR6
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LegisIatire summary.

Authorizing him to remove the public me
to place farther from the enemy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
BY J. B. WALTON.
VALUABLE BATTURR PROPERTY. IN FRONT M Tuz
New Y4rk Packet landing between tSsisni. AZ NE
skests, without reserve. = 1''.'s
BYLB. WALTON.


OAcs No. 10 Baax Plsse
CATURDAY,. APRIL ID, 1859, At II o,eIocIr
y Banks arcade, Will be sold 1,--s'''o'-s
THAT VALUABLE raoPs RrY bosndsd By r.est, 0ass,-
Bs Ests and the lire Of projected water yes
nessufirg 1Si feet 10 inches front Front ss b. - -
hoss Efo street between parallel lines and int
Thirte0 Lists, ~ follow:
Lot No. forms the Of Front asd Erato spS
10 front Front front I'd
dspth Of I20 feet on Erato street. s7
Lets Nos. g. T. T. and adjon eaeh other and measure
ssch feet inehss Front By depth Of IN
bssuess parallel inc-.
Of l9i fest 10 iocbes between parallel lines.
Lots Nne TO- ii and II adu each other and have the
Trent on Erato nreet and dsptn Lot No. 3.
Lot No Is 90 feet Erato depth
OF III Feet nshea and will front projected Wafer
vhep opened
above described property from Ne location Immediately
Front q hs sos eligible and desirable a. the port de
serving the attention q capitas pstes wian4
io yA<ehou.ss 1t will hrst be offered In block
serve or limit.
IEsAs.oneAhird cash balsncs At twelve. eiGh,een,
and tsy months credit In notes Of the purchasers
m secured BY special and vendors
OF sale 70 maturity, and eventual interest
Acts Of sale before H. b. Censs p expense Of the
purchasers, '' 1.,l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
WILLIAM D0NNELL vs. HENRY u sUMMHRs
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans--No 1901
By E. r. PARKER,

uh T.! a. APrii s. 1852: At u o'ei.ek M.
directed BY The The Fonrth District ur ~ ~. . me-
Lean IN the above entitled viii proceed sell Al pnb
A CaRTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all til.
ADD thereon situated in the FIRST Dis
= .a
c Surveyor February M dspo.ses IL he o
Of 'he late Louis Cse Notary Public eisy Of vieS
50 feet Pytaniu Basin 81 feet n
The dividing line Of LOT No 10 Il
tho dividing lines O. lot. Nos md and io No u iro"ts
fec, inches Pyanium Baain III feet inches and x
ery the defendant herein acquired BY purchase from
CITY. on The ls,h of November. 1873.
ssi.edin The above suit
IRRNs-Cash on the spot
Hon Summers me.suIes Is feet 10 front Terp
Place fee ii inches on Coliseum street in eonsinua,ion q
the line Coliseum Place, $50 fest inches line
in hes and lines on he slds Inc ma 10 1891
d"a ~ y
two large parios sitting dining ROOM pntries
floor, large thoroughly ventilated b.drcoas and bath
roo for the family and bed kitchen
building length By 10 feet in Width and wids suerie.
| around The other buildings
buildings and and fixtures complsts in all but
in .hs hall and on the back gallery
are enclosed BY handsome iron railing in front and
There three capable Of containing abou. 1o
gallons and well u fee deep brieksd, besides she waite
Tbs attention Of parties DESTROYS Of obtaining private
denee e,pecay directed TO thin pIopsrs being n tn
mes eligible .nd desirable in the city being in Isn. 4 Col
proved iron railing within square Of the Prytsni
n n S 1sns b inc
For further information and for plan Of property apply
| ma ats 10 aank place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

"A HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE tn kEE STORY
brick dwelling, situate on Canal street.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Auctioneer-Ofhce No. q Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY. April 9,h, Mt Ia o'clock NJ.
- Banks Arcade, Magazine street, II previnnsly
disposed of private sale auction without will be
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon in the Second District in the square bounded
by Canal Cusoml Burgundy and Rampant and
81 feet inches lines front Cans.
The improvements comprise handsome three story brick
in the main building, ktsksn. tore house pantry servants
bath introduced throughout the house,
hyd ciste Being altogether of the desra
bic locations for a family residence.
cash balance and t-o years
credit bearing mortgage the property with
interest per from date taturiS If not then
paid per until 6hai payspt the improvements be
insured and the policy trsnsferrtd " the vendor.
of sale before James Graham Notary Public the
pense of the purchaser. m22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG.

CHOICE AND vALuBLE SLAVES AT AUCTION, AT
the City Hotel Common street.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Auctoper-Oice, No. 70 Bsnks Arcade.
THURSDAY. the 3lst inst, at 12 O'Clock
NJ, OF the CITY Hotel, Common street, will be sold
IS Choice and Valuable SLAVES comprising No Black
snhs No Carpenter, 4 No. Bricklsyer, No Field
Hands, House Servants Cooks, Washers, Ironers,
nSy-Terms md particulars at sale. rn3O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01


and ut Pascagoula for partition.
SECOND DISTRICT counr, 1M,.: MYLAB.Tur BLANC
No. 1901 sst1 lss asKs Of Ev fassa
BY J. B. WALTON,
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
ssa Fl y - sS Is M
order q ne Hon Morgan Judge Of hs
ss ,Ssss
ing described property, to-wit
Property In the First District.
OF M soua BY New Nv
Ell y s 4 ss 4 Il d. .!5 psss
j q feet n "shss a Srs SsS +Yss
liz li9s divide:
X S Baik sfoRE ..s.s s. III, so
os st 81 f. sSS ss bounded BY New LIE
ei.a y IL Ssvar ,s
ss Of ii ns. n on Il.
which @ from p No and ~ fee, lines
next below describs' until the 3lst October suOo
and BY he HGf Rs
@ fSa sasu OH ss ssss ss s n
lines s on S Son By dsp , Of che
I lines on line a from 1T No
XII Gs o Sqr, sssF
the store lot No last above described until the sls
4. LOT OF GhoUhD in the s7ua bounded by Julia.
Foucher St. Joseph and Magazine Streets forming the
and oucher and measuring Al feet 6nrhes and
Lines front Julia street. by 5S tet in depth and front
Foucher street. together with the alley the Il
feet wide opening Fouche and the buildings thereon
| ALARGE THREE-sToR, BRICK WAREHOUSE COW
erng the entire lot and recently ed ,he u Bonded
| Warehouse.
5. A LOT OF GROUND in square bounded by Baronne
Julia and PhiippR (nw pryafe streets, and Triton Walk
fnnw Deiord being the second lot from Julia and
according plan drawn by A. Hedn, den stsd in the
Office Of T. Gu, OIL Notary Publ plan No 946 measuring
"a feet front Baronne street by depth OF los running
to ommon alley in the fset inches WIDE with the
4 F&o-sroRY BRicK DWELLING HOUSE and back
buildings leased until the 3st October 1889 AZ 500 per
Il g. A lot OF GROUND adjoining this above and Of the
BarOnnt street, by lbs feet
eep,h running alley being the third lot
from na the plan above refer I'd TO- with the build
4 TWo.sr0RY BRICK DWELLING H..usE and back
buildings util 3uh of September 1889 at six hun
dred dollars
| T. 4 lot on GROUND djoinng the above, ard of the
p feet Barople by lOS
DEPTH running the ley, being
Julia the plan above referred with the buildings
4 Thereof, bejns
| 4 TWO STORY Brick DWELLING HOUSE and back
buildings; es I'd an the Slst o. October 1852
! dollars
s. a sP ACIous Lot OF GROUND in the .auare bound
ed by Julia Basin late ST. John, tiirod Rasrt late If
street, ana forming the OF Jut and streets
measuring b. feet tsoat Julia
BASIN street o. III feet 10 inches aud lines with all
! ing- aud Improvements thereon, con listing Of
\ LARGE tn RE- TORY kRTfK Bull DING and bacI
buildings covering ay the entire lot until the SIS
efssPs:mber. 1850 at one Thousand dollars per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
yALUABLs BUILDING LOTS. FOR DwELLlNas. N
the Fourth District. fN
BY j. b. WALTON, &

ATPRIyATE SALE. Will be sold i've wal
"A Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak, AAgain
Filth Sixth Streets Nos 81 %, 70, n aad - In square ~
MOI iU9. inew MOL rs. 81 = S~S,
Lots H. IS ~ the Of Live Oak md st
Streets each 81 feet inches Inca tfupk
SIKH by derth of is0 feet 9 inches ~ n
adoins the above described lots In the
20 feet front, by depth OF i26 feet 6iasAss,
par .lei lines. - We x81
Oak street, by a26 feet inches o. Sixth street
This proper's sligbly situated for resdei being
Of Magazine street. and " Hashssu
Avenue, and in tbs immediate vicinity Of thu
residences in The Fourth District. The hnsa
planted With choice imported shade and ornamental nsA
are prepared to b. built upon
A9 rERAS-U He-shd and the balance At enA n
years credit. with per cent. infeust.
Act of sale b-fore Walter H. Peters, Esq Notary euA1e
the of the purchaser. nm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

Unce CohnfcereRI FIAc6.
THURSDAY, April II, 1859, At Ia o'clock
NJ, at The City Hotel, Common street, will b. sold
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, measuring each 10l f. front
Biloxi Bay. by about $50 feet in depth.
These adon the beautiful residence OF Mr. Smith, the
the hotel wharf The location is very
siable tho in the bay salt and fish
exist in the abundance There large variety Of the
mineral waters on the place.
a-1 EeNs-Onefourh cash balance in g. u and Is mos
for notes airing mortgage the property With lent H.
terest and per cent eventual interest.
Act of sale before James Graham Commissioner for the
State of Mississippi m31
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

,5ye,na Coos TUESEH Go.s6 CAMP STREEf, tvs
slas Dealer IL Ill kinds Of TOBACCO. bah 10 hoesaead
oars airabie for tie Mexican larke Plantation sud
Cies. purposes. aSly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01


BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
Julian NEVILLE, Auc.ioneer,
Office. II Commercial Place
THURSDAY, April z, at u O'clock M, at
The s y s0s and
i. ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square
Nos & and sdjen and measn,e each 81 let il inches
and 81 lines front on hagazne street. BY depth Of so feet
No on sn1 Pp
BY depth of s feet 10 inches and 81 lines Lots Nos II and
Of S inches and Ines Lot No. y sdons LOT and
80 feet and ~ lines Jackson street. by depth q
front jackson street. by depth 1859 feet 10 inches and
g. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the square bound
Lot No forms the of Jackson and Chest
aud % feet inches front Jackson street. by
depth of l2o feet Lot No 2adjoin No. and Is feet
inches and Ines front on jackson street BY dsph e. l2
inches and lines front Jackson street. by depth of l2
5 SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND. together with the i'm.
proyemeats thereon situated in the bounded by jose
and sden and measure each 81 feet II inches and lines
front JOSEF hine street by depth of l25 feet. The i'm
& and e4c 81 feet front on S. Andrew street
b, depth between parallel Inns Of 25 feet Lot Is
and lines on the rear line a, depth Of 6S feet inch on
side AID 6o feet line on The oher Lo, 26 sdoin Is and
inches and lines the line and depth of l60
feet and lin side and 1853 feet ii inches and lines
the line depth of l5e II inches lines
"a sE I'll 81 k g. ss in the square
ed By 20 Philip ye TO-. Oak and aekssp street
OF sRoGs IN situated in the
lots and measure 80 lee, and 5uches Apollo
street, By 70 feet in depth eetws pa1ae lins. ~, ~
for notes bearing MORTGAGE the property with
Acts Of sale be ore T. o. Stark Notary Public at the ex
pense of the purchasers. mZ3
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

~ lNHW OnLsANs, JACKIoN ANpanAf Nox7HpnH
RAnAsAe CoHPAHf
New UrlsAnNare Is. 1850.
~ Pabllr nstice 10 hereby ven that the
regular meeting Of the Seekhoy Of the Compsuy
will b. held o. their Office Camp m opposite Iasystts
Square, MONDAY, April IL, 1879 IL O'Clock H.. in CON
fornaity with The charter.
mas tall h. q. ClRLR9. SSeystsYy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
KLIGIBLK AND VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN
the Fourth District at Auction without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,


Once II Commercial Place.
THuRSsDAY. APRIL 2, 1859, At II o'clock,
ss y LIZ: I .a and Laurel
Lei No. 10 measures . feet iron. on Third street. BY depth
No IL adions No TO- and measures 30 on
Third na , IT, 1, BY ~ feet il in deps I'm,
" dSSssfs s 81 T sss ,Gs T., :s
n ss 4. fi
Each 10. 81 feet inches front wa.h gon
fEBMsons third Cash balance in ak ..d twelve months.
1s .Ds ao p. :; . f lem
,.l. before r. Bsn.n, Notary Public at the
Of the purchaser NIB
A BEAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE IN cARRoLLroN,
.i,h large square Of around-Pa-i'ivey the ..t adud
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
JULIAN NsvIILs, Auc,ionssr,
Office IL Coamer cial Place.
s 4 ,ss9 at T. 1s:s.
Dssc :, Il. FOR hssa
Tho .quar. is bounded by Cans. Av.n.. Short. z.mp. and
Third Streets measuring so feet Canal Avenue, MS in
Tho grounds elegantly and tasefully laid out.
vh the choicest flowers and fro togsther
sss CON ard hall on the m
and the above aud in the rear kehsns ps.res
Thar. stables eovhouse carriage house with
render country residence desirable
The honse built after the Cottage Ornes STYLE and having
been built not for sale bat for private dence j. Of
the substantially built and elegant houses in the nsighbor
hood Of the city
The is to be sold positively withsu tbs
following terms
cash tho balance in twelve. eighteen
and twenty -four months for notes bearing mortgage the
operty with cent interest and cent eventual
Interest.
to b. kept insured and policy transferred to
vendor.
wishn y. the property, do by applying
at III q Auetioneers office.
Act OF sale before j. W Breedlove Notary Public ct the
expense of the purchaser. m23
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE HIGH BLUFF BEACH
Property at Ocean Springs auction, without
nv yTyTTAN HyEDTY q 4. IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, VERY DEsIRA-
bly, located Canal street. without in
nf dem
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,

~ BEVVd1HIV hEND1I,
Auctiuneer-hftce. No. % Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY, April GAN, 1859, Mt Ia O'Clock
y NJ at Banks Arcade, will be sold
SIN CERT IN LOTS OF GRousD. with all the improve
thereon siuHe the Secnd District in bounded
by Cus,omhouse Canal and Rorhebsvs and des
gns,ed by the numbers g. 10 II and H. The said lot No.
22 feet inches aud lines front Canal street. by
depth of 40 feet; and the said Lots Nos g. 10 II and u
each Is feet front Canal street. by 100 feet in DEPTH
nal and Rorhebve streets, together with the use of an alley 10
feet wide 10 said lots ard others all plan.
The these Lots consist of story Frame
House containing rooms ouesory building in the
tanning kitchen and cisterns stable carriage
house gardeners house, chicken house. and other
outhuildings
n-TEkMS-The purchaserto Rssuraethe payment Of 4 rec
the of S425 each dated the 9Th of May
1851 and payable in and after date bsarrg per
GENT interest and per cent eventual interest the
buance onehR cash. the remainder at IL months credit for
secured by the said with per cent
interest from dale to maturity and if not then paid per Mt
until final payment The improvements 70 be kept tsured and
policy transferred to vendor until the first paid
Act of sale before Charles Stringe N Pr the expense
the purchaser ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

A BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HESIKABIE LUCATIUN
for private residence, situated on Canal street.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Auconeer-oice. ~ Banks Arcade.B
SATURDAY, 9th April, 1859, at IL O'Clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the improve
thereon situated in the First District designated BY the
number of No. II. bounded by Canal, Jackson
Gsquet) Franklin and IRENE streets Said lot
rs inches and lines front Canal sreet by l2
feet 10 Ines Depth parallel lines per
plan. The improvements on this lot comprise twosory
frame house containing four dining and kitchen
attached ssbDg house and servants toons large
cern and ohe buildings the yard the yard
all paved with br H. neatly laid garden and every
senence for seneel family.
aV.TERMS-One-t third cash, balance at ak twelve and
eighteen months credit for Loes secured by mortgage said
property with six interest snnum from date to
maturity and If not then paid eight per until final pay
menthe buildings to be insured and policy transferred to
vendor until the two first notes paid
Act of sale before Chaes Strnger Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchaser. ms