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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
COM MMENCING ATRIL IL, 1859.
fshl sa s gag ss z H - -
LlErAE MIAMI AND COAUMBES
AND XENIA RAILROAD.

our l. I'dl1lS Dally.
THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First Tiain-NO. Express at A. H., connects Wis
Columbus aud Cleveland, via tOlu bus, Crestline and
Pittsburgh, via Columbus, Steubenve and Pitts
bnrgh, tvia Cleveland aud steamer This Train
land Deerfeld, Morrow, Xenie Cedarville, South
Charleston, London aut West Jefferson.
Second ain No. Express at $50 A. NJ, connects
via Columbus, BelleiI and Benwood; Wheeling; via
Columbus, Stenbenviil vitsburg; via Columbus,
trestline and Pittsburg sla ColuE. bus aud Cleve.
phur station, via Springfield This Train stops be
tween Cincinnati and CcnMbus, at PlsiIville, Mil.
ford, Miamiy lille, LOveland, Dearfed Morrow, Cor
win Spring Valley, Xenia and London.
Third -Accom,no odation, at 44O Z. NJ, for
Columbus and Springfield.
meets via Columbus, Belair and Benwood; Wheeiipgs
via Columbus, Steubenyille and Pittsburg; via Go.
lumbus, Crestline and Pitsburg via Uolum bus and
Cleveland, This train etcss ~ Loyeland, Morrow,
Gorwin. Xenia and London. SLEEPING CARS ON
THIS TRAIN.
No. Express through to Cleveland withoutchange
of cars.
No. Express, through to Wheeling without change
Of cars.
The NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati
at ll:30 NJ, runs daily, except SAT URDAiS. The
other her Trains II Ing run daily, except SUNDAYS.
ton, New York, PHILADELPHIA, baltimore, Washing
ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, punkirk, Cleveland.
Pittsburg, Wheeling, and nll the Eastern places,
apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. Bur:
net House, south east Of Broadway and Front
streets, and al the Eastern Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which IA seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time.
j. DURAND, sup't.
0mnibusee call for passengers by leaving direction
at the Ticket Offices. myl7
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GLASGOW AND NEW VDKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
5TEAH TO GLAsGO LIVERPOOL, BELFAS1
DUBLIN ANP LONDONDERRY
FOB S3O.

FROM kEw YORK
G!nsgUyv, Thomson, Wednesday Ang. "a. at I2 no.n
EdinDnrgii, Cumming. Wednesday, June !, +"
islnaROyv, ThomsOn..... July &, "
Ediuburah, Cumming. July 81, 1"
From GLASGOW
Edinburgh b, Cumming. Saturday, May7
GinESOw, Thomson. ... Wednesday, July 81
Edinburgh, Cumming" E" July2
Rates of Passage from New York, Philadsl phis VI
Boston, to Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin Of
Londonderry, first class, S75 Steerast, found Wit
40 abundance of properly-cOoked provisions, $50.
AN experienced Surgeon attached to each Bteame,
No charge for medicines
For Freight or Passage, apply to
lpT ROBERT CRAIG, II BroRdYnl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25
IMPORTS.

FRox SAN FRAScrsco, PER FRANCES palmer, AuG. 1e.
W Duncan-1 Wagon.
II VI WhitDey-3c s mdse-
VIM Pezrson-1 package mdse.
z PerrnS pkgs Edse-
~Orier-Brandy, whisky and glassware.
G G Siders-6 stoves
Castle d cooke-Pails, corn meal, mating, IL cs and 8 bales
mdse.
c L Richards & Coz soap, tea and furniture.
Utai & Ahee-14 cs, s baskets. I bales and Is trunks mdse,
and eco mats rice.
W n Lsdd-2 bbls whiting, shoyels, spades, rakes and OK
bows.
II Robinson-3 mea, safes, sherry wine and brandy.
8 Savidgs-1o cs oysters
A So : Grinbanm--21 cs mdse.
j ii Strauss-49 cs mise
n W Tallant-Brandy wine, cider, vinegar and salmon.
G 4 & II Z Poor-100 bbls salmon
II " Severance-Furniture, shovels, bread. soda, ketchup
smoked beef, glassware, varnish, spices, backing and oysters
Geo g Howe-5 VI feet siding.
Castle L Cook-100 VI shi lglss-
J q Harding-12 wheebarrows-
J Paty-oats, muscles, oysters, carriage springs, Lyons ale,
sleeps tongues. hams, &C.
J Barnztt-13 c. mdsc.
Prom BKExEs-per Carl Meichers, senr, Aug 2o-S2 bales
az cases mdse, 81 cs. so bbls, 80 csks, 1 crates, 5 pkgs, 10 coils,
50 bxs hardware and sundries; $50 bars, l23 bills iron, S bbls do;
211 shooks slaves. IL casks hoops and heads, SO empty casks. o
lT6 bbis, 10 casks, 10 demiJohns provisions 800 bxs gin, 25
bxs, 22 bbls wines and spirits 200 bbls ale, 20 dem. alcohol,
200 do vinegar, 2 sample bxs, 8 bxs furniture, 80 empty casks,
235 cases, lbs casks, S bags, ia bales, II rolls, ! tub, > pkgs,
4 bbls wines, ! box provisions, 7 bxs clothing, i case drugs, s
lasts Goals, 70 japanese brooms, / box stone ngures, l music
box, i oil painting, 10 dz stockings, 9 cupbosrds, ! box states
and pencils, 2 boxes powder, 80 hams, 2 boxes perfumery, / bx
glasses, % cheeses, $50 lbs bird seed. $50 do. saussges, 4 boxes
pictures, 81 doz shoes. 5 VI Cigars, / doz sea boots, IS coils
3 boxes glass, 50 birds, IS dog shirts
From FREScE FRr6ATE SHoALs-per Kamehameha ", Aug.
part Of the cargo Of the wrecked ship South Seaman:
oil (~catchingsl 1 cask dry goods, 20 bs soap, 100 cigars. 2
doz jackets, : kegs butter, II turtles, ] gun.
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SSENGER

FOsEIGS.
From BRExES-per c. Mslchers, senr-, Aug 19-Mrs Schim-
meIfening and child. Miss Baysens, c Wilhelm, C Kremer.
From SAs PRAScIsco-psr Frances Palmer, Aug 19-S N
Castle, DR. z Hutchinson, j Barnartt, A s Grinbaum, baum, All
Wun, 8 Aver, Miss Alice Robinson, NJ McMany, I McMany, F
sesterfun. T d Gregg, N b Fuller, A Bivins, At Song, All sun,
Chas Eyles, d Robinson, Antonio Derego.
For MrcEosEsIA-per Morning Star, August 1e-Mr Andrew
Garrett
For KAUAI-per Excel, August 23-Miss Mary Castle, Vim c
Parke, J C Spelding, Achu, and 20 deck passengers.
For LAHAISA-per Maria, Aug 23-Messrs A.. s. Cook, g @
Dwight and 2 sons. Z Rogers, T II Marshall, DIR Hutchinson, Mr.
Banks.
For LAHAISA-per kafnoi, Aug 23-W y Laid, Miss Mary
Ladd, Miss Newman, L Colt Hebron.
From LAHAISA-per kamoi, Aug 21-Dr j VI Smith and
lady, and 20 natives.
From KAUAT-per Excel, August 20-Mrs John Ladd, Mrs
johnson, Misses A johnson, j johnson and l. johnson, Miss
Bella Holden. Miss A Alexander, and Messrs l. c Armstrong,
A Judd, Luther Severance, A Wilcox, Master + Ladd, and 81
natives.
From Hmo-per Kalama, Aug 20-Miss + w Alexander,
Miss L VI Clark, Miss S T. Coan, Miss Z + Lyman, and Messrs
W II Quick, S L Com, Z s Lyman, r III Lyman, and so
natives.
Prom LAHASA-per Maria, August 81 Miss Helen Judd,
A Judd. W. 4 SSoDGRAss, J o Carter, Frank Pratt, L McCully,
} Dawson, and others
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25
MEMORAyDA.

-. c.rx~-s. snuk. Z, 4. 49, - - - 49,
S-~r r-.a = ep" onnne"
usnso, D~siez. August 3, II mos out, so bbt. .p. Left soon
AMER Er Palts- June Iu. spoke bk Lagrange. Go,dipz 10 mo.
-. 80 =. ~, g. -. r., rs,ssts =.
'o SA'o lA" y mound
"sp''' 10 "'"'P. ha 'ai'o 'r
cisco. % bos sp- Capt Iiowiand reports that he saw no Cali
fosna reys or muscle dIgyrr-, as they frequent the bays ouiy
during ne IAN and winter months.
to.s NJ. ~ pys.r -T,e uax.u.o hns ps.y
81 Honoi.iu. 81 ,ars. owned o ,be haa.e oS Hoaschlaerr =
arsp<uhorpt. Ten Hoooiulu on 4 trading voyage on he I-tb Nov
lAss sDder ccuDs-d f Capt y W. Daaeisb<rg. On the 10Th
Janosg. ~ year, arrived 81 Coveii o. BossoS bland, one OF
= - - .aa1ci. shso,1. = .aans % !. 1soon,
= ~ -. - - : hstS ssnI : =
he~vI~ evcni ti,oe. Witb srst ere,tion o. - ~ ~
vNh Hs hssp = the saHves fron Ashore, the schooner vas got
esi.si shrs: d.y. a !. thsa lowed into the lagoon: Len
coven Island on the l9h Of Feb. and arrived At Ascension on
: ~ y. - - - - ~ Punpsns sc NO ncus o9ring
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Reform.

Mr.. EDITOR THAT was an eYcsr,...
your last issue entitled, "Thinrs b, 81
Names" and the call for Reform" in Ii, !,
graph was to the point. I do not supoo.. !.
can be lone by way Of reform in 60 small !,
plary a place as Honolulu. But as our ,;s
famous for having q hand in eyery ,a
whether it be a Hospital, or Dasbaxsv -
I would respectfully suggest that some Of 0,
merchants reorganize their yard mea,ur, !,
q few inches thereto. 1t is a small thin, :
but many great and noble enterprises b.,,
from small beginnings. B.prn1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

Trxma H.np-Tbe California psopls ars bound
- uet mn ! Volcano II the thing is possible; and Il
~pstient and unceasing talking can accompeish
we think they'll do it. The editor of the -
Barbara Gazette SAYS, that on the 18th Of Junss the
Inhabitants of Santa Barbara and Los Angeles were
v;s;ted nv a sirocco-a blast Of air 90 burning that
M hnman being could remain exposed to its heat.
rr.es wore blasted. fruits were roasted on the tree
before they fell to the ground. and calves, rabbits
and birds died. During the prevalence OF the wind
the air was filled with clouds of fine dust. or pulver-
lied clay. Our sagacious friend concludes his de-
scr;nt;on with the remark that in his belief, there mas
been a volcanic eruption in the southern portion 81
the state. All the California editors are monornaniacs
on the volcano subject, and we suspect that IN addi-
ton to this little failing, the editor Of The G0Seae Is
somewhat of q romancer. If in the course OF a year
or So, they haven't found the volcano, We advise them
to come down and take a peep at Mauna Loa. we've
got a volcano here that can be found! And II they're
not afraid, perhaps well show them a little eruption.
D.sHAwaY AssocIATroN.-The interest in this
Society appears to continue. Mr.. Henry Sea adj
dressed a highly pleased audience on last Saturday
evening at the vestry of the Bethel. The next lee
ture is to be delivered on the evening of the Saturday
after next at the same place, by Mr.. G. B. c. lngra-
ham. The Society we understand has engaged the
Vestry, which is to be put in repair for the term OF
six months, for the purpose Of holding meetings, etc.
Mr.. N. L. Ingols was elected Vice President, in place
Of Mr.. A. J.. McDufee.
Wharf.-The Kamoi which arrived here from
Lahaina on Sunday morning last, brought down
eighteen hundred bushels of Maui wheat. A CORES
pendent of the Polynesian says that the crop OF wheat
ON the island of Maui will amount to twenty-five
thousand bushels. A gentleman from the wheat dIs-
trict informs US that the amount which will be for
grinding will not, however, exceed twenty thousand
bushels. -
APPoINTMENTs.-The Board Of Health have ap-
pointed Doctor r. McKibbin, ST., E. Hoffman, and
8. F. Ford, as a committee of examiners to prove
the qualifications of applicants for physicians licenses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

Nh. EDITOR Having occasion -
San Francisco. took passage in III.
Palmer, Capt j. Patty, and returned !
sci. and l feel it no less a duty than n.
testimony to the good appointments Of y
passengers. and the sterling qualitis.
mander. For more than twenry.two y
known Capt. Patty by report, as an ~.
sailing from this port, but it has now.
my privilege to sail with him. My person,
now has confirmed Tin my estimation, =
his reported ability as an officer, and re
to believe that every passenger. oss.,.
would unite with me in this testiuonv
sells duties were performed with the ~.
quiet of clock work, without bluster or 20
the proprietors Of this line are runpi,,
as the Palmer and the Yankee. with So
Capt. Patty, they deserve, and I trp,, Nv
both the thanks and the patronage Of u.
Respectfully yours, Sy ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25
EXPORTS.

To MrcRosEsI.-Per Morning Star. Aug l8-Missionaries'
stores, &c, to the amount Of $3,153 81, foreign produce; and
$3.50 81 domestic produce
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As-hrsyn-s.sr.P Pap up sr San Francisco
1rn1 Ds1z Ubhz-
Hsw. bazk Mnioo4 Iet0uEh, dkc1arBfng easgo.
An<h4E1oup1nnsU - y - Jasv6 EGGnd.
e. 1ssss:.s%sssss';:s a,-s
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Early in the season, ship Polar Star, i sp VIII and / right VIII;
0cmulgee, 2 sp VIII; lost a part of them in a gale. Ship Speed
well, bound to Arctic.
The Tshmaroo cruised Off Sitka and Christian Sound, the
months OF May and Junei saw a good many whales for a short
time. June 18th, was OF Queen Charlott's Island; saw nothing
there OF Forester Island, saw one whale with a calf. on
Cross Sound, July LIST, saw a few whales. Followed the land to
the west On 18th, was of Montague Island. Onthe 10Th, was
of Cooks Inlet On 18th, was near the south part Of Kodiack
Island; saw one whale there which we took; saw a great many
humpbacks, took one
August 4th, was in to Cross Sound. saw large pieces OF ice at
tached 70 the shore. The place look dry; picked mp a canoe
which was adrin- Have had fair wind and pleasant weather,
all the passage down And bound TO New Zealand. On the
2od July, about IS miles east of st. Hermogene Island, saw n
merchant bark steering towards port Chatham Cooks Inlet)
Saw bk Caroline, Pontiss; was bound to Honolulu, leaking.
About all whales seen were of Cross Sound, Christian and
Sitka; seen quite plenty for about three weeks, but few taken,
on account Of 50 many ships; whales very wild. Ships had all
left for the Arctic, except Cynthia, VIM. Writ, Union, and Ben.
Morgan, bound TO Bristol Bay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

PosTNAsTER-GESERAL--There have beer. no less
than fourteen or fifteen applications for the once, and
although rumors have been current during the week
that the appointment has been made, yet we are as
sured by the highest authority that such is the
case, and that the appointment can only bwn
after the return Of advices from the King-probably
early next week.
The Civil CoDE-On our fourth page will be
found the continuation of this law, embracing in this
weeks issue the following subjects, under the general
head Of Iaternal improvements: Highways and
Bridges; Harbors, Buoys, Wharves and water-works;
Markets; Prisons; Pounds, Estrays. Brands, &C.;
Agriculture and Manufactures; Police; Public Health,
and Inquests. -
Mail OF july 20TH.-This mail may be looked
Cor about the 18th to 80th. by the schooner astoria
= slipper ship e. Wallets, the latter being ex-
o<ec&<a load guano at Jarvis Island.
H11@zloR rHE SrxANEn-Some one suggests the
Roy9lz iaee Is N appropriate name for Tie steamer,
ny built 1te& Or Qneea Emn4 would NO
do4bt = npoFn0gSote
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

TIE FIRST WHALER--Just as wc are ready for
the press, the arrival Of the 1ahmaroo from the
Kodiack at LahainA Is announced. Her report will
be found in anofher column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

WATERING THE STREETs-The occasional showers
which visit us in these hot days, are not sufficient to
lay the dust; and those few of our citizens who
sprinkle the street in front of their stores, deserve the
thanks Of the community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

24-Am VII sh Tahmaroo, Robinson, Of ~Fairhayen, from
Kodiack, $50 VIII season.
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Correspondence Pac. Commercial Advertiser.l
Letter from San Francisco.

Election-Horace Greeley in CALIFORNIA
Emigration Erpected-Ihe Almaden Case
Robbery Of Freeman & Cos Erpress-Q"ick
Trip Of the Golden -age"-Ouerland Mail
Trans Continental Ticfo-
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Aug ls-An bk Frances Palmer, Patty, IL is I'm San Francisco
with mdse to Waterman & Co.
I9-Hxs bk G. Nechers, Sen, 125 ds I'm Bremen, with
aHrd nise to Nelchers * Co.
eO-Sch Warwick, fn MoiDkai, with native produce.
D-Sch LxeeI, Antonio, I'm Kauai, With wood, beef, tallov
ard hides
2I-Am win bk Frankiyn 81, Rowland, Of " B., - mos
out 100 bbis s. 10 days In argsrita Bay
21-Sch kzlama, Barras. I'm Hio, sugar and hides
zI-Sch Kxunoi, Wilbur. I'm Lahaina, with $500 bushels
wheat
21-Sch Maria, No;:euo, I'm Lahaina, with frewood-
S--Sch Moikeii, Hall, I'm kahGlui, with sugar and
noiassss-
2-Sch Queen, White, from Hama, with island produce
25-Sch Mary, Beuil. I'm kawaihae, with cattle and sheep
25-seh NanuOkawai, Beesl-y, fm kohala, with produce.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25
DEPARTURES.

Aug 1D-Sch Maouckawai, Beckiey, for Lahalns and Kohals-
23-sch Knnoi, Wilbur, for Lahaina-
23-Sch Maria, Nolreuo, for Maui
Z3-Sch Excel, Antonio, tr Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

Our CALIFORNIA CoRREsPoNDENcE.-In another
column will be found an interesting letter from our
San Francisco correspondent +" NUUASU." We have
made arrangements by which we hope to receive by
each regular packet a letter from him, giving an.
epitome of the local qaws in that quarter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

CHANGED FLAGs.-The bark c.. JMelchers, Sem.
has taken the Hawaiian flag. and changed her name
to .hdloto. (Flying-6sh.) Should the European war
continue. probably other vessels viii come under our
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% We are indebted to c.. w. Brooks, ESQ.,, of
San Francisco, for a Market Report prepared express
ly for the Palmer, which is one of the most concise
and appropriate issues we have ever seen. Our
thanks are also due as usual to Capt. Patty, Messrs.
McRuer & Merrill and j. W. Sullivan for special IA
vors in the news line.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-25

The TAxE.-We refer readers to the notice Of the
tax assessors, in another column. The system there
laid down. as a guide for assessments, is evidently
just. and probably as equitable as any which can be
devised
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APPLEs.-We are indebted to Mr.. H. Mcintyre for q
couple of6ne greening apples, picked from a tree grow
ing on his premises in Nuuanu. which has borne about
a dozen. 1t is refreshing to see these remembrancers
of home growing here. though we are not yet salts
fed that the apple will ever become indigenous to our
soil and climate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, VERY DEsIRA-
bly, located on Canal street. without reserve consequence
Of departure.
Auc.oneer-nficr. No. % Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY, april 9th. 1859, at IL O'Clock
BY BENJAMIN EENDIG,

ISOJ, O'CEOCK
~ NJ. ut Banks Arcade, will be sold
SIN CERTAIN LOTS OF tiROU u, with all the mpro, e.
aens thereon situate in the Second district in bounded
enated by the beers g. TO- II and H. The said 10, No
measures y fcs inches and Tines front Canal str
depth of leo fee and the said Lots Nos g. g. 10 II
mcssu each Is se' front ana street. by 40 feet depth
all between parallel lines Lot No. Il forming the
nal and Rochebve Streets together SO au alley 10
fee wide common 10 sal o,sard olhetsall per plan
The improvements on these Lots consist of onesory Frame
House containing rooms. onestory building in the
tanning kitchen and servants roon cistes, stable ne
outhulings.
9~TERMS-Ihe purchaerto ette Of three
notes for the Of S42h EACH dated the 9Th
s5 and payable in Sand after date bearing per
cent pc rum interest and eventual interest: the
balance onenlf cash. the nitr at u months credit for
oe secured by the said property with
interest from date to maturity and ii not then paid per
uni hna payment The improvements to he kept Insured and
poicy transferred TO vendor until
Act Of sale before Charles singe N p, the expense
the purchaser. m25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31
A BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION
for private resd nee situated Canal street.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
SATuRsDAY, 9th APrii. 1859, Mt 1a O'Clock

SATuRSDAY, 9th APrii, 1859. Mt IL O'Clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the improve
men thereon situated in the First District designated
number two Of No. H. bounded by Canal Jackson
Cow Gasquet) franklin and IRENE streets Said lot
feet 10 inches res depth parallel lines as per
plan The improvements on this lot comprise twostory
frame house containing four dining and kitchen
attached sabng c:rage house and servants ooms large
csern and other outbudings in the the
all raved with br k neatly laid garden every
venience for genteel family.
HF-TERMS-Oneth third cash, balance ut SIX twelve and
eighteen months credit for secured by mortgage
pronerEy. with six per interest per from date
maturity and not then paid eight per until fra
ment-he buildings to be insured and policy transferred 10
vendor until the two first notes paid
Act of sae before Ctares siringe Notary Public the
expense OF TIE purchaser ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31
BY J. NEVILLE & co.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE HIGH BLUFF BEACH |
Property q ocesn Spring. snetion vfshoutreervs
BY JULIAN NEVILLE T. co.


property q ocesn Springs auction, vishoutre.erys.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE T. co.
JuAIAs EEvILs, Auotionser.
Once II Commercial Place.
.9 ss' Vi; n J. !. sfloek Mo
T hss R a1 :, OF each lo IT, front
ssi o, Mr. Smith on the
exist IN the g.. Thsre large variety Of
asa cash, b.ne. in ., /. and IS mos.
PEI @assss vii" s in
Act q sals before James Graham Commissioner the
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
the Fourth District. at auction without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JUAN neville, Auctioneer,
Once, II Commercial Place.
n e. ss,. IN *
X gsseh. second bysas. md Thrd sssas..s
o ,ss
Of s.esh. h.. and, and Third street, Lots No. and
e. ai q
Ia 's%s
BY sess ssns r. sf in and IL month.
'ssps there s ss
Act Of ,ae before R. Benan Notary fable at til.
the Fourth District at Auction. wiihou' reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JuLIAH NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
TaEFE c Bill SHs , s. &
M ,5 Sss Hid b,
rhe No b. sda9 No 10 and measures 80 feet front
ssSf front on Live Oak street. b,
q The o .Bs IL; os. 's tn It.
square bounded by Magazine Oak and Washing
''P psss ss e, and - r.:
''ssa * rs fss IN ss s.i ..,n,.
interest. and paid maturity, Thereafter per cent
Of sale before R. Brenan Notary Public at til. s1pen,e
AZ ss
esto", and without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aucioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
asse ct T.
nTTHHaAIT ELkaANT TWO. sTosY BRICK coTTAGEREs1-
Third sretts measuring 800 feet Canal Avenue
mented with the choicest flowers and fruits together with
bas eon sns f sTrs hal.
floor and the same above and in the Kitchens pantes
There are also stables, owhouse carriage house with
above and In fact everything
render a country residence desirable.
The house built after the Cottage ornee STYLE and having
been built not for sale but for private dence
the most substantially built aud elegant houses in the neghbo
hood Of the city
The rty is to be sold positively without reserve
following
TERMS fourth cash the balance in twelve eghte
and twenty four months for notes bearing mortgage
operty with per cent interest and eventual
Interest.
improvements to be kept insured and policy transferred
vendor.
wishn- visit the property do by applying
at the Auctioueers office.
Act of saIe befoe j. W. Breedlove Notary Public at the
expense OF The purchaser ms