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ApproximatInr Prizes
ken SO; Haires'' IS, Qas
Plan Of the Lottery.

~o,oss Ai.cs AountihB "
Whole Tickets SO; Haires IS, Qaarsers $3.50,
Plan Of the Lottery.
3 The numbers from / to 10000, corresponding
with those numbers the tickets printed on seps-
rlte slips Of paper, arr cuciruled with small tin
tubes and placed in one wheel. .Te Z,
Tho first S79 Prizes, similarly printed and encis.
cled, are placed in another wheel. ttaFf
Tho wheels are then rcvolvcd, and number 10
drawn from, the wheel of numbers, and at the Same
time Prize is drawn from the other whcsl The
number and prize drawn out arc opened and ex-
hibited TO the audience and registered by the Com
missioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until
the Prizes drawn out. sr
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.---Thc two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
tho FIRST Prizes will be entitled to the 44s APP
proclamation Prizes. For example,: If Ticket No.
1880 draws the $55, 900 Prize those Tickets num-
bered Il24s, 1I249, 1921, 1882 will each be en-
titled to 5000. II Ticket No. $50 draws the $2O,-
900 Prize, those Tickets numbering 54s, $40, SSH,
$50, will each be entitled to $3.50, and so ON &C.
cording to the above scheme. .e 1t- ss
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES viii be sold
at the following rates, which is the risk ,r
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
a" 10 Half g 40
10 Quarter q 20
r- 1" 10 EIGHTH 90 10
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
$1,000 NUMBERSg
1924, 900 IN PRIZ E 8!
ORDINARY DRAWING.
May 8, June Z, and June 2s, $50.
Prize of .Sl00,00O Prizes of......s2, 900
Prize off,. 100000 10 Prizes of........ 1000
Prize of ...... 15,000l143 Prizes of........ 400
l Prize of ...... 10000 20 Appointments $500
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, $40; Quarters, S..
All communications addressed to A. ANT0NI
4 CO., Savannah, Georgia, will meet with prompt
attention.
mr. Lowest Prize $500. May 6-3m-554
A FRESH LOT OF SUGAR, BROWN AND
N powdered, and Coverings best Syrup, just re-
celyed and for sale, by 8. X. kEEDER. y
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WOOD, EDDY q CO., Managers.
j.. Sucrcssors IA q SWx A m -

The following Scheme WILDE drawn by woop, Eppx
Co., Managers Of the sparte Academy Lottery In each
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, In public, under the superin-
tendence OF Commissioners. ~,
GLASS ~ draws on Saturday, MAY Z, 1859. ,
CLASS 20 draws on Saturday, MAY "A, 1859.
GLASS 81 draws on Saturday, MAY 81, 1850.
CLASS ~ draws on Saturday. MAY %, 1859.
. On the Plan Of single Numbers.
$4,000 TICKETsf
GAGS Fr12o0f 81
Nearly one Prise, to Eoery Nins Tcsstsf
NGaE1a1acext 9ohez.aos
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WIN. M. WILLIAMS,

WIN. M. WILLIAMS,
(Successor TOD. E. Wiuian,s,)
General Commission Merchant,
AND PARTICULARLY For THE SALE OF
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Grain, Feathers, Tennessee
and Western Produce generally
Decatur street., tlanta, Ga.
7 ETTERS OF INQUIRY IN RELATION
i to the markets answered promptly.
April s, 1S59-6m-550
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DAINTS, OILS, yARNIsHES, DYE-STUFFS
i and Window glass. Just received and for
sale cheap for cash, by
April Is M ta G. W. ROSS.
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Approximntion Prixcs.

$3.50 frxes, amounting to :. .........e32O,OOO
Whoie Tickets sio-Haires5-QuaStsrs ~.
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirous Of receiving t.. n.
rates, which 10 the risk ~ W. ~. =
Oertacate Of Package OIL whole Ticket. $50
% 10 Half T" ....... 20
I" 10 Quarter 90 ....,... 90
:" s1a TO Etshth M 10
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Threshers +! Threshers {!

DERS0NS WANTING THRESHERS CAN
Il be supplied by calling or sending their orders
to the undersigned upon reasonable terms.
May l3] ZIMMERMAN 4 KILG0RE.
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

FOREST HILL ACADEMY.
vuyHE Spring Session Of this Institution will open on
Monday, 4th OF April next, for twelve weeks, UNI
der the charge Of GEoRoS H. EvLss, A. b., graduate
OF TLsculum College. F-
Tuition, At the Ratep Session Of 20 Wfsks:
FIRST CLASS ....t6OO
second .......S'........... wv
nhrd ...........:. ..s.... ...,'..lz,VO 2
School without Ticket signed by Secretary No de-
dncton made for lost time, unless In Of protract
ed sickness. contingent fee of ~ per session will
be charged by order Of the Board.
March II, 30 TH0s.sA. CLEAGE, secy.
Petersburg, VA, March 4, 1859.
WE have this day associated with US Mr.. FRED.
w X. SCOTT, to transact
Commission and Wholesale Grocery
Business. sa.-
We shall continue to devote our personal attention
WHE17, flour, COTTON, TOBACCO, do, de-,
and with seniors experience of twenty years, we
expect to render satisfactory sales. - Il q
We prepared to. grant ample cash advances
against consgnments. We propose furnishing Groce-
res customers at the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against cousgnments Of Produce.
We shall keep on hand large supply OF Peruvian,
Elide and Phosphate Guanos, which will sell low
for cash. We also the sole agents for Roblnsons
Manipulated Guano, which warrant equal to any
mani fsctured and to contain 6per cent Of Ammonia
and 90 per cent of Phosphate OF Lime.
We are grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late firm, and by fidelity and industry hope
,s.lF Very respectfully,
Feb 25-1y'-5A TiIOs. BRANCH 4 SONS.
THOMAS BRANCH JOHN r. BRANCH.
JAMES n. BRANCH FRED k.scofT
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Congressional Appointments.

Hon. s. A. snirH and Col REESE B. BRABsoS,
candidates for Congress in the Third District, will
address the people at the following times and
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To be drawn each Saturday In Mayt
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For Persons in Advanced Yea

~ w1okesak AgsH}s.
eoovn M.Ap, Me- III Chaytrss street, New 6rieAAs
General Wholesale Agents for the eouthsrn e1a&ae,
| TO whom oil orders must he aIadresssd.
| soid by VIZ. BuHxss Athena: >, H. MAaftx, Nouse
| Creek McfAHLAn EarI, Knoxville. Jsn 1l-ty-toe
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PROF;; PACKER's MAGIC SOAP WHO

DROF. PACKERS MAGIC SOAP WHICH
needs but trial its Real Excellence-l00 pounds
for S.
his preparation recommends itself to every family for
valuable properties 1t is free deleeros
tiles and be used without injury 10 The skin and The
delicate fabrics.
2 1t labor almost uperseding the sy of
bng washing be done in half the me-no boiling
qured.
Fannels and colored stufs be washed
cotton and linen without ung shrinking the color
stored to its original briiancy.
1t vii instantly remove gteae and dirt r'm paint or var
pets and furniture from uds slops The ble
stains removed from pait immediately by Supplying the
with SPONGE
For removing dirt and tobacco stains from marble
other floor tile it will be found other
g. For cleansing, softening healing the skim is
qaled
It acknowledged by all who have tested its superior
qualities to be OF the greatest discoveries Of the and
its Is Indispensable The comfort of every mil,
convenience of every hotel ship steamboat laundry
For washing fanne ind aces particularly recommends
itself. Try it.
Full directions all packages Also, Prof Packers Type
Cleansing Solution
Manu- act red and for sale by j. H. Ashley
al6 If 1873 Old Levee, corner Of Jefferson street.
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POSITIVE SALE OF MOST vALU BILE PROPERTY ON
ST. Charles street, Canal street.
BY j. B. WALTON,

Office No. 10 Bank Place.
THURsDAY, May 5, 1859 Mt l2 o'clock NJ,
At public auctsn al BankS Arca5e, without
limit, the following described property viii Ne sold
LOT OF GROUND situate In the square bounded by St
Ing IN FRENCH 81 feet front st. By
eide towards Canal street property belonging H. Kendall
Carter Co.. and the side towards Common by
erty belonging to Vim Barber, J wi right way
through alley belonging The New oeans Gas
of said property Is exists which
perpetual in favor Of property here
together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
sistiDg Of that -
LARGE AND ELEGANT WELL KNOWN THREE.
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELI.IN NC HOUSE, ex-
tensive back buildings occupied the New Orleans Club
their Club House.
The property leased un the s October 1850 the
Of $4,000 annsm and will be sold subject 1ense
A3rTERMS-The purchaser to the rsyn Of
notes. for the Of go payable the 18th and 18th May
1859 with inteett at the rate of apnn
Ss. My 1851 and for go 90 payable the 18th and 70
from 26h May 1857 The balance the price adjudication
cash.
Act of before Walter Peters, Notary Public at the ex
the
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BY J. B. WALTON.

Up SALE ~
Eosd E sa1s,, s ssJ ,,.: V, .s @
long credit. without sndoIssT Sale positive and Without
BY B. W4LToN.
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
IT, ss:9 ARz isss e Z =. J.
sf ~ The
NJ sssHss e 1 .as ssss1x FL
4 bs sce O The sse,ionss' rs plan y. Be with
hogr phc plans can be had on application to the aue-
J. Square No b. Common Dapr.z, drawer and
This ,suare adons Common street the Lew T. g. ss-
and aprss ne e. .D s ss BY Ga'os
"a sass.s No. So sos.dsd ey csTmon ssleea0 erasisr
anars 70 e2sb unded BY Common Lopez, Gravier and
and isps. divided into q o 's'''' ''A'''
BY Common sar e Hsssn av
enue saver and Rsndon Streets and divided into 81 Lots
n 90 so.sss Essal.. 20 ire.d
rats and i divided into Il lou "A' f'''A'
Sss,,, Ss 81 ssqnasa pssd wf p.de
square No. a. banded ~ roya.ss, pupr.z rerdido
81 &c. and View
CO. oayoso Perdido and sacsdo Streets and is divided
Il Square No. $50 is bounded BY Poydras New
Canal and sacedo ferdido and divided
10 Lots
IL Square No. bounded by Poydras stree. and New Ca
Lots.
Square No. SIS forms The Poydrss street and
Hsgan aid bornded by Poydras New Ca
nal Rendon and Prrddo streets and Hagan avenue
vided into 20 Lots. .
Squares fronting on Gravier and PerdIdo
IA square No col is bounded by Broad q Ayer White
Perdido and IL divided into 10 Lots.
is Square bounded Duprez PerdIdo
and White streets. ard is divided into "a LOIS.
16 Square No. 626 Is bounded by Grxvier Gaysso Peddo
and Dnprez stresis. and IN divided into 81 Lots
H. square No. 6s bounded by Gravfer Salcedo Perddo
and Gayoso street,. AID is divided into 81 I,o IS.
Salcsdo streets, and is divided into q Lots.
49, Square No. 665 bounded by rsser Rendon Pc, dido
and Lopez streets, and s divided into "a Lots.
10 square Nc &c is bounded by 6ravier Hogan
Perddo ard Rendon street. and is divided into "a Lots
numbers Of the Squares in the foregoing descr
ou numbers the plan Of the city authorized
an act Of the Legislature, now being made by Louis H.
~ TERMS AND fourth cash /; the
balance at credit be Of pul chssers
in equal instruments bearing per per
from day Of sale 10 maturity and from maturity
til hna pa, men not pnnctnaly paid secured by special
mortgage upon the property sold with veneors privilege
Purchasers will be required TO comply with the and
conditions Of the sale within ten days from the day
the property purchased by them will their expense
and risk and for their after Eve days
one Of the city and without further notice Of legal
default.
Acts Of sale be Themas Layton Esq., Notary Public
the expense Of the purchasers. m25
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BY j. B. WALTON MN

Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A T PRIVATE SALE. Will be sold fiv val-
liable Lots Of Ground bounded by Live Oak, Magazine
Firth and sixth Streets Nos a. 5 u.s. aud % in toid
MOI lU9. NEW Eo1 1873.
Lots a. rs rs and IL form the of Live Oak Sixth
Streets and measure each 81 inches and lines
sixth street By detih Of 10 feet inches
Lot No " udJons the abovu described
80 feet 'front.' by depth i26 inches between
parallel res. 75ll -
The FIVE lots together measuring $50 inches on Live
oak street, By l26 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property is egiby situated for residences being within
OF Magazine street, square
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity Of Of the
residences in the Fourth District The
planted with choice imported shade AID trees
prepared to bs built upon once.
18-TERMS-Oneih cash, the one two
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Act of sale b-fore Walter H. Peters, Public
the expense of he purchaser. n3tf
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A VERY DEsIRAR! COTTAGE RESIDENCE WITH
Three Lots Of Ground aached-The Improvements compris-
ing every comfort necessary fer a gen,eei family.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auciioneer
Ofhce-ll Commercial Place.
'THURSDAY,, April 2s, 1859. at l2 o'clock,
FIX Ps6R v.s i.
B. s y as
q feet frsn. Mspomsne depth
on which s of f t'age building, eonisiuing four
dei1h l. which adons Tie improvements \" on
pafoIs large ae
in he se With hard W and %s sns n
the rear tvosory buildg With kitchen and
No na5oins Of and 2 and measures 81
feet front Liberty street, by depth of s. feet between
me yard paved and contains wash rooms. two
Th property viii be sold block or separately from
Parties wishing private sae can examine the
z RpsoTs e ss. the balance in u IS and
S pp 1 e f no es ny
The property to be kept insured and policy transferred
Of before James Graham, Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. ais
RESIDENCE IN THE REAR PORTION OF THE FIRST
District desirable family wishing to purchase cheap
s in an boroo or to CAPT a's
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. April IS, at 12 o'clock M, MT
VERS sTokY FRAME RE-
DENCE situated in the Ft District, in the square
by Calliope, Hercules, Clio and Benton streets.
The Lot % feet front Calliope depth
between aral|el lines Of 1911 feet 10 inches.
The building is substantial FRAME contain
comfortable and hall in the building with galleries
above AVID below in the bu ldng
tries and other coIvrniences suitable for gentee families
IN the yard there are cterns etc dering
1t altogether very de-irab location
When he street ept thr the above square, this lot
will form The corner Ct White and Caliope Streets
This property now rented excellent tenant the
Of $500 per NUN, until the 3lst of October 1860
BTERMS-One-fourth cash. the balance one two and
three for notes secured by rgage the property
bearing 6ls cent interest until maturity, and per
interest it not then pad until final payment.
Prep be kent policy vendor
Act OF sale before A. Ct mmandeur, Notary Public the
expense OF the purchaser.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
wHATf WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

wHATs WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
himself provided all
" glowing eeyk be sparkling the s
Be a
T Mature ha mH!s a1n o
times week will resto and permanently all such
s ns ksaa fa "s The writer " the
NEW YoRk, April 10, 1855.
@ % SRI he Of hs
original COLOR about the time arrival the United States
ga us
slider your as very wonderful Invention qu eff
am dear sir yo? g R 5E1lsi
"pnYoH Az ewYLEDypc1,n, 81
Welsh Neyspspon Office IS Nsssan tApriil2 lsss
vie, Who concluded y hair little Thinking The
nu, to her well as my few It his
sssss
as p 9nE na ii aSoy S. Restorative to
SUNS III want s''n ''''S' D'' CHARLES cARDEw.
p,o. y r,,r. MIL, .ous, New York, July Is, 1851.
Hnr Restorative being the efisacous ace
almost White havs EIadaaily dark and feei
eon Let that few ss a spp will res their
pleasat itching, freely
PESr Woop; About two years hair emnsneed fall
tried remedies to eee using yor
January list applications my hair
mer color (biack AT this time it is fully ogi-
is to ALL j. d. HOES
rhs ssd il f sss ha ss
cent proportion than the mall retas for
tion m retails for three dollars.
n The N. Y Wire Railing Establishmv n
~ !, j 5g a E4ssy 4ss
the South. feS 3gpeod&W
4 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS EEwARD
Ran away from residence, ABB Baronne street, two
Xxx weeks since, the grf girl LOUISA about 80 years DID,
49, se riches high; has bad front teeth is stoa built,
on leading to her recovery, or for her returnte
m29 st E. H. DIX. s. Gravier street.
NEW ORLEANS OPERA HOU~E.-The I'M.
~ dersgred having leased for term of five years
of construction the of Bourbon
Streets respectfully requests those of the Stockholders of
%nU wsn 10 eIh h o1aes OF sears tor as eoRns
THEATRE D'uRIEANs where p an model Of The new
Opera Hoase exhibiting all the interior dis
be entitled privilege in the selection of seats anti
Monday next 18th inst. -
apis 81 CHsS. BOUDoUSQUIE.
baskets ;apsdas BoSNiS FRRREs :. on s 9ah
S. GRATIAA &C.,
all 20 Customhouse street.
pORTER-2O0 casks Msrze,tis, landing ex ship wur
ais Corner Graver and New Levee streets.
NOTICE WE HAVE TAKEN THE STORE No. Is
IN Tchonpitoulas below former stand
al CHAs. r. RAiIEv 4 CO.
RUTTEk-s rk Choice selected aosRsn lansing e1
ID Empire City, for ssle by 8. wu aa .o,s
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OFFICE or THE LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEc COMPANY, !
No. Is Carondeet street,
New Orleans, Nov. ~, 1858.
eS-PursUant to Resolution OF the Board
of Directors
Notice hereby given that the Books Subscription to The
Capital Stock Of this Company will he opened their office
Carondeet street TIL ESDAY the 2d November, 1855
the hours of A. NJ TO p NJ under the
the following named Commissioners:
Messrs. Ambrose Lanear, Whelus Bogart George Urou
hart George NJ Pinckard j. p. Harrison and John Coed
rich.
Under the provisions of the shares are one hun
dred dollars EACH aud the to be made the
subscribed follows Ten per Of sub
in ninety days thereafter But nstanen the shall
be called for after the of thirty Their
at least onethrd of the Railroad shall be completed
then unless called for in conformity with resolutions pre-
vusy pissed by the stockholders meeting duly
for that purpose. L, HEYLIGER
n22 n Secretary.
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A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
in the First District convenient TO business and good
neighborhood.

VERY DESIRABLE TWO-ST0RY BRICK RESIDENCE
in the First District business and in good
neighborhood.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April 2s. 1859. Mt l2 O'Clock
NJ at auction. at the City Hoel Common street. will b.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE Two-sToRY BRICK RES
IDESCE situated in the bounded by Baonne Julia
Ca,ondele and ST. Joseph streets.
The Lot Is feet front Baronne street by depth
of lsS feet between parallel lines, running through
mon alley entering on Batonne street
The House is story and aims parlor dining
ana hall on the lower and sleeping apartments
storeroo wood and coashed cstern and
gether with large yard paved and in complete order
This property is vel worth The attention of business be
ing convenient to business.
A1rTERMSOne third cash balance in and years
for notes secured by the property and bearing
cent interest unit maturity not then paid per
til final payment
be kept insured policy transferred
vendor.
Act Of sale before Stark Notary Public at the expense
OF tile purchaser ais
VERY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY OF OBTAINING
Comfortable Residence with large and well cultivated
vate Sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, IL Commercial Place.
WILL BE SOLD Mt Private Sale, a very
w comfortable family reside nee, situated Espanade
street, Third District, containing rooms
with panes and other conyeniences in building and
in he rear every comfort necessary for gentes family
The lot measures about 81 feet 'front.' by depth Of 32l feet
this delightful avenue and will be sold accommodating
terms.
For further particulars apply at office.
Persons wishing the property do apply
The flee Of the advertisers, al
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By order Of the Mayor and Council Of city vicksbrr
decided by the High Court Of and Appeals Of
sippi at the October term 1885, in the baxter j. Butler
Smith Tborp: ~ - ei
That the proprietor of the whafboat vckshurg has no
right charge wharfage goods er on Ms
boat belonging consigned any citizen Of Wick sbur
they have remained the boat twenty hours after
to the consgRee. " 1880
Tha. the entered into between B. Butler and
certain citizens If Vckshrg by which the agreed
the former bis schedule Of charges receiving and so
their freight his wharf boat merely The employment a.
b. j. Butler their for indefinite time al a snnnte
price, and either party had the right put 10 te
by giving notice to the other party. e>'
Yicktburg, April II, 1859. ais "a;
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THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE VACANT
p1ope y ssirr situated Jseion rs. be-
s. ssnes f smd II ss na
elegant residence.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + co,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
OnBce II Commercial PlAce
e. ssSs 6. q r sssssa
+ \ VACANT LoT on .sRouNR situated in til. Fourth
ns sa y t g @ Oh
sa sn re o # 4.
s.sas. :'ess , I'd 2; as
and measures 90 feet front jackson street. dspt
-, rhs bs mos. desirable fe.
ntiehbe,heod which viii be offered for ssle
f.! cash .I.nse r. s9s s month
Or g. ra s's,s the
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR cAPITALIsTs-THE Nsw
ofl.Ans .ssuf.s,%y for Rope and Ce.dsgs in Jsron
ysrs Patent Oh, or he sise q Louisiana%W
out Reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office No. II Commercial Place.
2. H. A hp e. assg at II c'c LIZ
THOSE FINE BUILDINGS known the New Orleans
h 81 hsu.s s AND
Pari.b, in his state containing three bsmrs IT, de-.
,ignaed by the letters N. and p. the pan Of
6oug made by Zmpe on the IS of March, 1884 snd
IN ne saua or the plan o. West Bouligny being bounded
said properly svee street and es
elusive 81 The bauIe extends Front 30
parallel lines together With all the riparian bature
ion end'pgs machinery engines and tools the
sha beng ard all the rights and privileges
prte and the right to Tyes Rope Lay
ing Machine, for the State Of Louisiana.
There are upwards Of 1000 barrels in yard guam
NY q new machinery In the building for hsckne hemp,
the property. ~ "
nolss n favor o. shf. due 9th October 1880
S3S3 100 with ntere the cent from An
October 1855 balance third cash. reminder in
equal in land for bearing per cent
int secured by mortgage the properly
not paid at maturity.
The improvements to be kept insured policy
vendor.
Act sale before James Graham. notary public a, the
pense of the purchaser. ais