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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

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dsd 'broush t-o Aasdrsd year, the vAsss
POSE seat By = }ofksh,ts Lever to bi. I.s..s-
ter sweetheart
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fisc.t fa hy bosom s.f,.
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ptids
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
Cheap Goods.

1870 lsfEsf stock of Dfv God. ~, d.
os'lsbe q plesfni an noe ssrisr ,fg~r,
''aacsd Pfies' iof essh, % o. pfompt pssise.ea,.
law - N"AHhh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
1--WE Dollars and Piftq Cent.

i Will f1fHish he
NEH yORK LEDggG
WV yORE NEHCpgy
AND 6iRPERS BEREgy
'ei one ffai i'i hFe hti as ssd Flfy Csst.
Nsrs snf Msnihs As~at
- Nssssa Street NY
sHsvsrv 0stLtsss Assst
lgrr Jl ~ r.t.t..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
B1M o'yAL.
MRS. MARIA EVANS

Rt~PbciF anoUncss a. her nam,,os.
~ fierts in Jefefson and B-fksisv r,n,,I,.
,hA' 'ar pa f'mpssi o. ne iafg shd cosnnoiios.
,I'f ".f h.u7~ "" - Hsnoyef .fssf b-fss,
Par aaf Lombard. RsItfaare uk.,s ~. .s,i
raffi OBJ receive = csI from HEN She
pare "4rcofomotats baarfsfs ~ The ssv N, -.
mi'. '.'a'if emf 81 mtdefais rates. lie, ,o,,..
'-f' Aai p.'a'ahi srd her tsbis sill b .ss.
r'ie4 arh sN 'he lHtuses sf ~ s.s..n W.
B'll nnf< Ser'f inter ~ f-55-v
tf~NsfIsast1fr parefs rfess. 80,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
JOHN WILSON,
E1aJiisied ~ 1907 RlUod 1853.

ToH~ T.. WILSON. As'rt
j The surviving Psriner Of
JOHN WILSON & son,
No.It Ba,umorr Suee' near The Bridge.
Now rrn5vei to y " Carrrt Howard 4 Cam.
den CueeIs. nearly oPP9siie cAmisn Staten, Bal
timors.
Constantly on hant and inr sae Old ZINES
ERA NDIES OLD RYE BOURBON
WHIShHlS e., 10 Wooi OF Draughi and Bot
ties
Old Diploma Rye Whiskcy.
1852 1852
The Diploma Of the NJ. Institute
Tbi. DIR ma. Of he ara ciEss ga> awarded
~ he MafK iati in,iifutr iuf Ihr Promotion 81
NseLAnir Atts "a J hn r.. wti>nn 81 Raifirncre
f1r best OLD RYE wHi-kEN. rrhihitrf At
the EIhi5iiiun Of Articlss oi American Msnaiac.
ilrs. b-f IA ih~ ,i'y oi Baiiimofc IN the 1T cav
- 'yJ-r i~j2 %
JOSHUA vANSANT, Plest
q. II HuSr. Secreiaiv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

Nlbki spc sh1ultsfs fof rash Far ssi.b,
ktAHsLEf. stfEERER co
Arrfsf ~ ia
ELATOhfNG ENTRACTS 8 WATEgS
hFIsr NsasHs EfHsrf Isnsu, Yseslls
H-a8s Ruse Wa-rs Ofssrs pllss, a. 49,
Ws'sf ~ saletF 81 CsNperfI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

0pA Nsg'o % ssiss sssmtnss -ss asked
Bssbsf Of Cosgts cas- he Es,ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

81 wsst is siasFsscs bstvsea a ssheol-
master segins dTivsfi Tee one tyaiss the
aied, shd tie other minds ,bs tfsia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
EMPLOYMENT.
SAVE YOUR FaUIT
BY Using Nason's Patent
' sheet Metal screw Ton
erve Jars!

~ Jafs q ne ave f-srfinIiln raIIat
g. W. TAYLOa's
- t,sfs-F5ffY Jaiv g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
5ILT-aEAL-n5 JARS,

IVY ~ - JOHN AVIS
3ILT-3EAL-1TE -AES.
ri Uh Ps.snt heits~aiinr itn soI ..ofs
y CANS AND JARS.
~ Pst@fsing Ffs.h FfsH Tomato s. Tk-,s
80 %. f@c.s sarsfior 10 sny ofhsf jsfsn.s ia
uss Isfre .ai 90 bsu8
'"ns =" - T. sADLER
RtfF HtNDOT SHADGS vnb rrl ia.
i.drfrnt tifss snt purrs ~ ss1ifat's
'tmmihgs ssed 6f'afrs 90 80 s,f e,.., liz,
pu,rmfnt .vef 'tr oIt Ei.t vatfar.sr a. sbfsp
as ,hef ,an p ~ a ne ra.sfu cities % fetst'
'n' kLAVsLgY sHEERER &CD
IL ulbHN Ao't'peri- T..Ih Ws.Lf.srar,i,.
D'uE tne moa'h az tfss.h asd isr stfsfo.rs-.
,ss go fes.o.ing sporfy srt o.hsf~,ss .is.s "a
-, r., y ''a'i'g 90 Ae pfsserssfioa
Joy ~ CAMPBELL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25
rIEans 9aiIp Grtstsnt'


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n 4 - ss7ls 49, "a
IA = s - III sisas hess
saIsEsx ssssssEs 1sSxssS sss S...,e PLAZA.
81 s:ssi jEe VI. With curious stare
se ss ss :s 8 sssssS :!sS sss ss'sl,s sd eyes
q sis i;ss chi their warm hearts thrill
8 ~ - sss ~ found, Vi strais o. sound,
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Fsa sa,sss sssssgs ssssa tAs 'es aroma
n tcs VA xssss @ Fose, snd the waters frore
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

A returned Pixies Peak wagon passed our Office,
says the Des Moines Citizen, few days since, with
these words Tudely daubed on the cover: "Fizzle
ask no questions = That told the whole story as
well as it could be told in half an hour, and
saved the time of the travellers, who already felt
that they had wasted too much,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

SnkH Al
nas s.,.,;.hes ~ follorinn
"a 4n 81 = =. 49, ~
NSl0fe day ybreak the Y. =. Alafihes, Ms!oI has W
aS11 3n command we're marcnea Il, int9 ,@ @ w
~ ri ARt1 eAylght-s Ine aryiana ..al
S9a1ea tae ntidge anu .os so1A \. Pos.av.as ~. -
olis 1fsnf slreesa, Iogetner WIN lne o'hel
Y. II =. " " ~ ns
0fc30Gk az streess we're cieafe9 u ~ pgrsoss y
~ nailltaS s1a lseus; Gss S.eMSl., a. y. p =
@ Uf1(06He Atc4nPan ~ Goi. Sainael oIlusr, u
HnkfekH Ferry, bearing = nag q Msce, Ment I 70
~ SAgile h0nse Iney we're heeeiyed Dy broWn,
t1 p1xtialiy opened the aoor;, ileut. SCI
Hl1n ianguage ne iohy O Inrsner resist
q tnesr capture, eMner anvs Nv q q
tsasred mem @ tle ne pIotec.on o. me-, .ns u
sny G s,a acss ~ sloifnos plo "r,sa
M attempted py me psopls; l.;, Bowl was was
80 Is nAu alliea n! HI
ss he Mati N sNengsn ~ uelellse. q n
g nosdmg ezcept sa!e @ escos. 100 70 tle v
nee nv aad b MoS hi ana allow NIL
j " Aiter lnncf fruitless exertion On the part
cf 3 6teM aTt, he leit Brown. q sqnad q SIX
laasines we're stationed sin. hne lass below ,
holse, tMo M WnoM shIrie4 me-
fOn Wete stationed another squaa q ne same
nntbes MOT klsseh vas cammandmg, ana ,l
~ ~ uqce shsu ~. aaiy yt ~. a.s! Mhsn .ns
order Ms gwen IVr Ile attacA. Ine lls!7Ilalheu
squSd yanceds and the two marines dealt re-
Heayy noWs Us uoor w!snous eneGt, "
wlen MSy MeFs oIssleg ~ ssnu aslag, VIZ ~ - ~
ot< s4d we're ordeLeq e , saAe s seiy neasy ''aa
e tas Iam e Paas1 sss sae aool II an
taek nusken we're ,a iaid uown, anu Iak.ng ag
k6{6 " GU Ladder at 2 dsiance ol twenty-five
61n t9e sdoof theE s!alsea ~ i1l ran "
~ 3S0ek mo door. ~ paruaiiy yleided 70
&iReSS kock The marines retreated and gave a.
1odSi k3oNs when two OF the boards Of the
third blow slive1sa The s,assI door
4 epsls with his rightaarm raised; de-
Hsal surrender: shot was iired at this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

RUSSIAN BRAuTY.-The wife of the Grand Duke
Constantine Of Russia at present visiting Gonstan-
tinople, has created sensation. She speaks Eng
llsh and French fnently, and her manners CORE
spond with her character. She has a fine form.
shoulders faultess, person tall and graceful daz-
cling white complexion, with blue eyes and light
brown hair, arrayed in the most simple and taste
.versai enconniun. = - N'-'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25
Y ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

n
Cheaper superior any other used in Southern
climate.
is tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURABIiIrY-eqnal TO the best slate roofs.
I'd IMPERMEABIIITY- any other no cracks
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAuTY-I smooth and granite like surface
4th CIIIAtN EsS-I much less than though
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost of CUTTERS and valleys
9TH 1NCOaBsTIBIiITY-It will resist fire better than
sate-roof
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior OF buildings from the in
tense heat oisNnlmer
7th. SOtIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
be roofs slope and being OF ighh
weight dss rene heavy raftes to support it while it is
not liable corroon and breaking does require repairs
The I" TROPICAL R0oFING' is a chemical compound Of
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials OF the Of the above in tue hands
of the may be verified by wishing be-
All orders left at the Post. Office, Box No. 3 will be
f> j. c. KATHMAN,
iel5 ly corner of Bienyille and Marais sts
COLE AGENCY ,,, .,,,>
. OF THE CELEBRATED ,,
STACKER IRON WORKS.
Sugar Kettles from 72 inches diameter 81 2h an inch
66 to ~ inches diameter. l 90 an inch
:. under AZ inches diameter. ,...,..... 10 IN inch
Mouths $25 SD and S5 according to size and pat
tern. Crate Bars ie. per pound -
Commission Merchant,
fe+ lY No. l2 Union street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

HIssINd AN ACToR BY STEAM.-A few nights ago.
Mr.. b. G. Rogers, the comedian at the Richmond
theater, was much annoyed by sibilant sound,
which saluted the tympana of his ears whenever
he made his appearance on the stage. 1t seemed
to proceed from the parquette, and was regarded
by Mr.. r. as an utterance of disapprobaton against
himself He was unconscious of having given
cause for offense, and complained to Mr.. Phillips,
the stage manager, of the supposed expression of
censure. Mr.. P. came forward to the footlights
and addressed the audience. He desired to know
what offense Mr.. r. had committed to provoke the
Kisses Of any one among the audience. A gentle
man in the parquette suggested that the "hissing'
proceeded from locomotive standing on the rail
road track in front Of the theater and caused by
the escape of steam from the boiler The correct
ness of the explanation at once occurred to Mr..
Phillips, and he retired with all the grace he could,
amid the laughter Of the audience. Mr.. Rogers is
perhaps the only actor living or dead, who has
been Kissed from the stage by steam. This is a
great country
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

THE CARNIyORIA or INDIA AND Gilman. Cas-
telnau has sent communication to the French
Academy on the carnivoria of India and China.
Lions are very rare there but the country swarms
with jaguars and tigers of the largest size, who
live mainly upon human flesh. There are towns in
certain localities surrounded by forests and junges,
which furnish as many as 700 victims year to the
tigers, which establish themselves in these places
as hunter does near his park of game. Nj. Cas-
telnau gives singular story of their daring. Forty
or fifty men had built a village on an island. 4
band of tigers crossed the water, attacked them,
and in spite of desperate resistance, carried off
twenty. They generally kill their men by lying in
wait, and letting them pass then leapng upon their
backs they stun or kill them by a stroke of the
paw. They then open the veins of the neck, and
suck the blood of their victim, and return in an
hour or two to eat the flesh cold. They are well
acquainted with the hours at which travellers usu-
ally pass The English have failed to diminish
their number by bounty of $50 per head.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

TNIRST DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
10 ihe First District Pound, Dryades street, between
Girod and Julia streets, as estrays--
red cropped and marked swallowork iii the lett ear
n o visible brands. i,
One white cow brown neck and brown spots the body
broad horns right cropped and left split and undersp
visible brands.
Which if not claimed within days and the expenses there
ON paid will sold public auction at said depot MON
DAY, October 81, 1852 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October "a, 1859 f''
C. .. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October "a, 1859
u Fort
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September &, 1859.
Common Council Of the CITY Of New Orleans.
+ No. 1900.

common COUNCIL ot the Cty ot rev VficAns. ,
No. 1900.
Ecsoircd That the Of thousand dollars be
and he same hereby by the
part payment required npon warrants Of the
for the purpose Of procuring two double
Force Pumps together with one mile OF ~ men ess.
and miles ~ inch iron ppc for the erection q =
house for said force pumps and laying OIL " NJ
pine thc whole order that sufficient supply q @
furnished the exngnshment Of fires cleansing .ne u;
and aiding and promoting saiutary conai'ioh u
and around the city Of New Orleans a ;,. .h.n
Roopo further That said two force pumps ana Ppe snn
be furnished delivered 70 the city q New ureas % u
nnce with specifications file in the ONCE OF the
that said force pumps located and placed IN mouse 10 oe
ersce by The CITY Surveyor the head Of Canal street ana
Thai The ayng Of said pipe shM be arranged sna
rori fher That the Mayor be and he is hereby author.
I IN enier into with the parties for furnishing and
To the city aforesaid double force pumps and pipe
in nccorance with specifications OF the Surveyor all OF the
same 10 he pn for and Of the aforesaid amount Of seventy
i've thousand os appropriated and in accordance with
the Hls part of this resolution = ,.,x-o~,
f President Board of Aldermen
. ISyneil CHAS. ii. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1854
lSignedl GERARD STlfE, Mayor.
with the oregoing resolutions notice hereby
given that proposals will he received my office unit
MONDAY the 18th of October, 1859 at II o'clock NJ for the
following contracts, to-wit:
for the erection of an iron building the fevee
opposite Canal for the steam pumps of the city water
works. .4s...j. .,-..--
contract for furnishing mile of pipes
valves, etc. for the city waterworks.
s. contract for furnishing and placing two double acting
Wohngon Force Pumps each capable of lifting and furnish
100000 gallons Of water hour together with the boilers
chimney, pipes, ETC.; the whole complete
The aforesaid contracts he performed in accordance will
plaus and specifications of the City Surveyor file in his
office.
s,s IA cEp .Pn cTITyY Navor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25
sHERIFF,S SALES.

slsra psrsss sounr PIERRE a1sgs R9gTz nYaolNruE
& NJ s y q HONORABLE ni H. b nad aoss
4 s'r 'sSs
Camp and Magszns streets on TUESDAY, November l3sh
'ss adskTHiS 4 SPf fSkT1ox OF eRoyNp, in ,h, Parrish
s ss s ssSs. y
linchss on = breadth Of ls7 feet.
consisting Of two old frame buildings. ''''-
on ss 4 sSs % M ia &c s
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
n PARKER,
~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
sss esss ss FE EegEz m
yERTU 1s.E dun writ DE- saisis q ysnte
Nousse ORLEANS, dams rslsrs ciessas j. pec;dsra e
dc T. Commune entire les da Camp des Magusns Pad
UNE cERrAINE PORTION DE TERRE. su;e en- cette
rive gaachs du bayou sean ayan pieds
sd s Dc
angles reits 40 peds pouce secons profon
ss s e %
pepiiG Iorne cote par Ia propritts de Dame
Angas,t .ifigom de ranre cot, cee dA,hur Blanc
M S Sss sns ns saessas ,a s,anon m
oil q 81 nj Is sharf de Ia raroisse Orleans
rnlRp DISTRICT Cousr )J. cHArus and Widow DucouR.
of New Orleans BAREsSSo. iis S.s1s e''' vs.. JEAN
W s Sc s % @ e ssi,
New Orleans il the above entitled will proceed sell
Camp and Magazine streets on IT. EsDAY, November % 1859
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate living and being in this
Parish the Metaitie Ridge between the Bayou St John and
the New Orleans Canal and designated letters and b. on
particular plan drawn by j. A. DHemecourt deputy Surveyor
dated August 3h 1856 and for reference to an act
passed before o. Drouct Notary Public this city of date
uary 7th, 1859.
L Which snid lots having cach measure according
said pan 5 feet inches lines front on an alley define
sed on said plan by adcph of 1872 feet and . lines
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25
PIOk MILLs-RICE MILLs-RicE N

The hest plan of hullng Rice tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED JouN TALos,
1t will hull bushels of prepared Rice in from y 70 -
minutes according TO tho anality OF the Rice MR. GEORGE
PATTERSON at the Foundry and Machine shop corner oil
Deord Streets is sole agent Tor the
and sale of the same
New Orleans November Il, 1855 nlsl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

GOGRNAU, Exrs. Tcstres
etc. VS.. JEAN BARES-No
I'm VERTU d'unpluries writ de fl erf fi,c cia 4
II moi adesse par honorable Toisicme de District dc
IA s a dams sa raIss eidsS1s pYc5dera h
de la Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magans Fad
Indication de
dams lie quarter eonnu sous lie nom de Metae lie Bayou
lees ct plan particuler d,essa par j. A. Deme
dipute lie 30 daout 1856 pour recours
rapport de o. Droue notae public en- cee rle
date du janver 1859
Les dts terans ayant amtrcane confontnent
dit PLAN chacun 35 peds pouces ligues de face une
ruee qui figure lie dit pan proondeur de 1872 pes
ct 2 lignes
Saiss dams ahare ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptanta an moment de radiudicaon
Il. I. Parker,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

HYDE GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL. AND ROYAL STREETS
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
We have always hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns constantly receiving through our
European agents. Guns comprising all the NEWEST FAT,
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience and
continued relations with tho first LONDON md other manu-
factrers, extending period OF MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable us 10 say with confidence that have inc
ties for production Of GuHs suited to the wants OF the
SOUTH WEST certainly not excelled if equafed in this
market.
We prepared receive and execute With dispatch and
accuracy of ANY PRICE, suit the peculiar
views and tastes Of any individual, and to furnish them AS
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH!
BY constant with the gun buying community Of
the West for thirty years, have been
hlcd profit by the suggestions of their varied and
introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERlGAN
and not found in NINETENTHs OF THE GU IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition of every descrption-
Rifles Pistols and Rcyovers = Colts, Aliens, Iranter 5,
Smith & Wessons and Whtneys Repeaers. Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SIIaRP'S RIFLES.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH.
myT lv Sign Of the Golden Pelican,n New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

standing advertisement in M official journal that IN
80 1854 Council will bill against The city unless
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
lSgnedl :, ,,s,,, =, y, I. If..ala,
lSigredl l. H. fl.ACE,
PRESIDENT Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April y ls5
Signedl JOHN L. LEW is, Mayor
The attention of the officers of the city aud OF the public is
spectfuly called to the foregoing resolution
;x,s, com,,ro,er : CIV M Of We,s Orleans
80
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God nn9 1hha siies G @ sralloyvork in Tho left ear
One red cow cropped ana h'fhea III ' 'e'' car
no visible Dianus ,,, ,n nr,r, sots ar, ,,,e ,o,,.
ns white & CON- no~n = mee1 d lt it na
broad horns r'shl ear croppea "hu iei' sp' " ap' ~
visible brands ~ ;,r a va 5vs and tho sxnsnses bs-e
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-'e" o4s"p'' ~ n Ei EJ;FJER strect Conm;ssioner
a, ,,.,.,,os 81 - issn .1>'s'3 ' ~ -
Hes's'efeu oeso'e' -' A'' HENRY DJrREJ
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kIANE ~ DAs is! n: 1 ~
ee cohau au dep9t des epMes ou emieI pisttic rue
Dfyanes sn.re les rue @ Iii1u =. 1uhe cnne ,
une vashe rnnge loeis sauche eoupee e marquee swirl
e " ase e c sss Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25
r. ] FAKkER,
o2l 29 MS II Y Sheriff de IL Paroisse d Orleans
SECOND DISTRICT couRr 3sGcCEssroN OF THE LATE EI
WARD O'SHAUGNESSY = NJ
nv VTRTT1E Of n nd In ov,n,V ox,ca <r n ~.

WARD osH "a tuGYEssY I'M NJ ~
~ VI VRTuE esff of and is obedience to an
ne der S 5 s ssssad Ssc Il !, f .% 10
above entitled matter will proceed to soil public
sy s y s sse sa @ AZ n
'e,0es q CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon situated The Frsr District of
this ciy in the bounded By Gaver Perdido How I
aa e. s Ss Rs dsps, daS
@ o Gs @ sonsa a fe rs ana aox.
c 'front.' an on s9
ls63 for sis annu payable m9nthy forty dollars
day Of the adjudication to assume the of said mort
the deceased to BY endorsed in blank
dated October s ls and payable IN twelve and esheen
ss ire ss @ Which said In Al
5 h III hf 5
hali eash and onehalS in Ii order
date thereof.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Dzv1tHAz coun DE DISTRICT os Pc sEg ED
..s Y S:;' ,fs$
i fss 5 ii 5
de Ia Cite DE- IA Commune entire les du Camp des
NUN TEkRAfN Sns dams le Premier District de ses ville
d5signt par nnaro Sur plan dressa par q 4 Hedn,
archece e % de noyembre 1852 depos fetuie de
Graham, notare public.
lie dit terrain fome range des Perddo Howard
"a pie1s pouces nes de face Perddo
100 pieds de pofonde, entire snes paralees face la
HOwurd.
bhsses an,slioraons qu ~ trouven
COND!IlONsCette propridt vendue sjet,e bail
expant q mai 1862 $3.50 Ian payabes reinstatement
$40 chaque mos, ct acauereur lie dro de ooecer lie
loyer compe du jonr de ndjuicaon lie paie
dune hypoihegue deuS be Ia
de $50 ehaenr sescr par le difnt son pops ords ct
dxhuit mois de date porant pour det Fan de Ia
date jusqua chance apcs cee epoque hut pour
Linttt les bllets oins So t paye usqau 13 davrl
derner la balance du priS daddicaion payable Motto
compliant moia billet raca,ioreur, propre
ore garan par hypoheque spciae la propaa Sendue
| yabe de date
f. T. PARKER,
ola "a 81 nj Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

FPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT.-n n
u ee conduit depot des u nstriene District
Jackson entire les Constance Ct laurel CONNIE pave
une pouche alazan environ II " mains de han eoie
lie 'front.' les eux pied de derere blanc la cnere
ct Ia queue Tongue etanpes visbles.
81 lie dit animal pas racame dams cnq ours les ais
yendu rencbere public. dit depot lie VEN
DREDI, Is d'octobre 1852 IA 10 heures A. NJ.
c. o. FLEGHIER Commssaire des rues
Nouycle- Orleans, 81 doctobre 1859 o22 "a 5 q ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-25

DEuxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE LOUIS j.
de la Nouvele ORLEANS BERN1ER-No 13.0Sl
A Wis est par lc present donnc aux cream
N ciers de la snsde succession Oues anrcs pesonne
que celia pe davoir dtdnire sous dix os da'e
de la prtsente publication les raons csqueles lie comp
preseni pur Tuce Nauree serait point APPROVE
Ell homologt fou mains rdpars contomdmen
dit compte.
Par Ordrc dc Ia cour. 49,
ole ~ Is j. L. KELLY, Dapue Greffier.