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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-02

MASSACRE FEARED IN MOROCCO.
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F. H. Wayman, Edwin Kane, H. j. Wright, Rob-
ert Cummings and Robert Dale, corroborated the
above testimony in all material points,
r. Alexander, being recalled, said that in his
testimony he did not mean to say that he saw
Evngton pull the trigger. From the motion of
Evington, he supposed he had pulled the trigger.
He stated that he examined the pistol, and found
it to contain two more loads, with caps on.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict of acci-
dental shooting, by pistol in the hands of Mr..
Evington and deceased.
FIRST DISTRICT COuRr-Judge Htnt.-In this
court Mr. E. I. Parker yesterday presented his
commission and took the oath of office.
J. W. Brayman was tried and found guilty of as
sault and battery.
Robt. Mcneil and James Boyle were tried and
found guilty of assault and battery.
AccIDENT.-James Green fell from building on
the corner of Eighth and Coliseum streets yester-
day and was badly hurt. He is now suffering se-
verey ut his house.
KICKED AND SrABBED.-Last night, bet yeen IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

THE MAN IN Hoors.-The Savannah Republican
has the following:
The discovery of the imposition practsed by
Charles Williams, created something of sensation
which that individual does not seem disposed to let
die away. The mail from New York yesterday, to
which city he has gone, brought number Of
touching epistles to gentlemen who had formed his
acquaintance before he was stripped Of his stolen
minent newspaper publisher to write a history Of
his life for publication, and that some things might
be revealed which would create any amount Of
could be obtained by 'such assistance as your own
judgment may dictate"
Charles is a character; he says he will e hold
the mirror up to nature, showing deformity her
and times in which we live, their form and pres
sure"
The number of copies received in the city is in
credible, and would indicate an extensive circle Of
acquaintance. The copy we have was handed us
by friend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

FAIRcHILD's CELEBRATED GOLD PENs.-Mr. Peter
oDonne statoner printer and blank manufacturer 16
Camp publishes advertisement which
and few good these made expressly for Mr. ODon
ners customers by Ios W. Farchild tho celebrated
facure There book keepers and others who have
conceived dislike for gold because they have hold Of
poor article but let them try of those for sale by Mr.
Oh and they will be satisfied to write with another kind
when these be obtained Each made and finished
to order and the utmost used keep their reputation
nsuring the excellence each Hence unver
sal favor with those who have used them We know what
talking about for writing with taken up from
lot of others and is the best calgraphc Implement
with which " ndled advertisement notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

The Chenango county N. Y, Telegraph tells the
following story of the early life of the Sage of the
Susquehanna, Daniel S. Dickinson. The quiet hit
in the concluding sentence is good:
In his YOUTH SO the story runs, Daniel was APP
prenticed to the respectable trade of clothier in
Deacon AIS establishment, in Guildford After =
few weeks trial, being found Improbable SER
want, or, in other words, inclined to shir . his
task, and rather trickey withal, the Deacon signf
fed his ability to dispense with the service Of his
new apprentice, who therenpon made out bill for
service rendered, which the former considered ex-
orbitant and refused to pay. Daniel went oil, but
in few days returned with his benign and plastic
countenance moulded into contrite and repent
ant cast, and expressing sorrow for his past mis-
deeds, begged again to be taken on trial. The
Deacon in the goodness Of his heart, took the PEN
tent boy back, and he went on with the trade two
or three weeks longer, when one Saturday he asked
leave to make visit home. This being readily
granted, he volunteered to collect some accounts
which the Deacon had in the neighborhood wlare
he was going. Bills being furnished, he set ont on
his visiting and collecting tour. Monday morning
came, but instead of the repentant Daniel there
came from him to the Deacon an account current,
wherein the latter was charged for all the time
which the boy had spent with him, az also fees for
collecting the bills which were taken, and was
duly credited with money received thereon, the
balance being enclosed. Soon after, we believe,
he was very properly put into lawyers office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

CARpErINGs, OIL CLOTHS AND MArTlNas, W it'll all
the which ordinarily be found in rscass
peng including variety of uphoscers goods,
advertised by Mr. George L. Marine of the spacious and elegant
establishment 10 Canal street. where the house holder will find
variety of carpet goods from good ordinary costly
the lowest prices for which the quality Of the
article be Afforded We ask attention advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

A SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF SrATIoNERY.-We
ask the attention of city country TIC the advertise
msnt of Mr. Peter ODonne who
with exceedingly fine and well selected fancy
and staple stationery goods, which he public
with the conviction that is complete and
Of everything in the line any market
Amongst the many items Of staple stationery which he offers
would direct attention TO his very fine Of blank
books, manufactured expressly for this Market
and business who them will find that they
purchase of books open with the season. which will
make their book keepers hearts throb with ecacy the
advertisement with its mention Of many which no de.
tailed reference be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

INDUSTRIOUS CEUELrY-The Trenton (N.J.) State
Gazette reports case Of horrible cruetyto child.
man named Appegate was recently arrested in
Monmouth county for ill usage of little girl The
child was kept half starved. and it was frequent
practice Of Apologize to whip her in the most
brutal manner for the most trivial causes On FRI
day morning he gave her cruel beating, after
which he went to his work. About II o'clock the
child was found dead in bed, with crust Of bread
in her hand. One of her wrists was broken. It is
supposed that he held her by arm while he beat
her. and that the wrist was broken by twisting it.
Apologize was arrested and lodged in jail. He
does not deny the act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

MEssRs. G. E. GIRARDEY & Co. will sell to-mor-
auction hundred and eleven slaves They may
fully examined their office, No. 81 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

CRoCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE AND FURNISHING
Goops.-Messrs p r. Fell Marsh, 81 Craver street,
have opened and full
goods which they pledge heselves sell prices below the
market rates Their stock heavy and embraces the whole
category of cocker china glassware and such house furnish
ing goods and will doubtless bargains if they
aue anything in their line We refer giving
IN iden Of their establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

YAzoo Cry CorroN MARkEr--The receipts of
cotton at this place during the past week, have
rapidly. There have been, during the same time,
some twelve or fifteen hundred bales sold readily
at prices ranging from 10 to liz cents Our pro-
duce merchants are well supplied with groceries of
every description. [Yazoo Miss Banner 3D.
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b. WALTON,
y. CITY AUCTIoNRRR,
And
Aucoaeer Appraiser General Agent the purchase
and sale Of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands ETC.
Office, No. 10 Bank Pl-Ns.

The undersigned duly licensed Auctioneer will give his
personal attention all sales Of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares in Companies
He invites attention to the advantages he will IN the
purchase sale and asprasemen Of Real Estate having in the
OF preparation from the reliable a. large
cost plans of square ground Showing every
lot and the dimensions thereof in each sqnate In the 1nr d
cts IF the city, with which will be kept record Of all sales
made. 80
In this department he will also have the aid and advice q MT
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations Of this city for over thirty years and whose
knowledge Of the ynne Of property will enable the Undersigned
10 parties requiring services superior advantages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

DEALERS IN Doors, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS AND
CAPS are referred the advertisement Of the wholesang esab
G.hmen Frost Co.. 10 Magazine who have in
store for trade OF their usually exceedingly large
and varied of all goods their departments Of trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

What is kiss? A kiss is, as it were, salute
expressing our sincere attachment, pledge Of fu,
ture union-a present, which at the same time is
taken from us-the impression of an ivory coral
press-crimson balm for a love-wounded heart-a
heart-a delicious dish which is eaten with q scar
let spoon-a sweetmeat which does not satisfy our
hunger-a fruit which we plant and gather at the
same time-the quickest exchange of question and
answer between lovers-the fourth degree of love.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

ALL SORTS OF ToYs.-Messrs. Rousset Genin,
50 Canal street. Charrc receiving entirely new
stock of French German American toys of the latest style
all being new and comprising improve
ment and attractive fancy wholesale trade and retail trade
ARE referred 10 advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MAcHINE.--See
the communicated advertisement signed by Messrs J. E.
Francis and O. Williams relative to the disputed matter OF the
awarding of premiums at the Mississippi State Fair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

THE New STEAMER NARRAGAssETr.-A letter
from on board, att Norfolk, dated November "a,
says: 5zapa 8@
Our steamer arrived here on Monday night from
her weeks trial trip and am sorry to report her
other respects. It is great pity, as We have a
clever captain. an harmonious mess, and an excel
lent crew. She has good engines and boilers; but
in consequence Of her light draught, has not power
enough in her screw to propel her against a moder-
ate gale Of wind, even the ordinary trade winds
Of the Atlantic or Pacific. The engines worked
up to eleven hundred horsepower and as well as new
engines usually work, and her boilers supplied suf6-
Gent steam; but the fault is in her screw and hull
Capt Hunt has made strong report to the Navy
Department, which, with the steam log which has
been forwarded, will tell the story. In her present
condition she is unsafe to be upon the ocean, either
as q sailing vessel or steamer. The probability is,
that our propeller will be changed for one Of three
or four blades, not to trice up, and some further
alterations that will keep us here six or eight weeks
before we make another trial trip.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

AT PRIVATE sALE-JuLIAN NEVILLE GO,
N FUN eia pMh be- ON
ton ut their Office No II Commercial Place:
Fourth District.
l. TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE Louisiana Ave
Nnyades street Six rooms and outbldns Lot IS
SofTaGE on Philip near Camp Ten
oubu!dng Lot 90 by 100 and grounds highly i'm
p s. Elegant Two,sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St. An
drew Coliseum Lot $50 by lS2-panted with choice
/ 1TWs1oe.sroRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, near
Tle on near Nayades
Lot e BY II bo y.' Re KaE COTTAGE on
Nayade Second Seven and fine oatbuins Lot
I. COTTAGE HOUSE Annunciation soroparu Lot
g. TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING on Brainard,
Elegant 4 IS ON po near
Josephine Nine and outbuildings Lot 81 by 49, and
* RR! 81 bsa s.g,n, oss
IT r ses es sRs E FRaE R jus. fin
Is on Nayaas
"e:s iss sHoky EkA&E DWELLING ST. Andrew
Jackson Coliseum Lot GA feet on jackson by l with
"" + t Fine NEW TwosroRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
rip ,eau 9i ri RESIDENCE on Jackson near
@s1v ds.ss r. sps g PRME
s%S!ien . 'g''~'
Grrenye Station Lot 2i1 by SO in Depth with highly i'm
proved grounds D,o....
% oNE-sToRY COTTAGE on Camp, near pelosd Lot 80
~ H. II THREEsroRy BRICK RESIDENCE on caronlyle
" Fi sFoRy FRAME HOUSE Magazine, Erato
q Fine TwosToRy BRICK RESIDENCE Robin near
n TWosToRY Brick HOUSE on Nayadcs near Cal
A? g. Fine THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on St.
Charles near Lula Lot % by i65 ppsrnpScp ~ r,
~ y FlSE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp Th"a
&. TfREEsroRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine,
y. Two;sToRy BRICK RESIDENCE on Eussrpe near
SsS'as bRck on Annpnca,ion
Ht st. fSS6 Si DoB1E FRAME RESIDENCE on
A 81 RsY%n bou + FRAME on Mel
IT, Esgsn cSfTaGE Constance
II Fine ON
s. Elegant TWO, STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Coliseum
s':ss rwo e' Il FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp near
f?syfss fSsgF FRAME on Apollo
S. Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Poymnia street. near
''"'"e Second District.
49, Fine BRICK RESIDENCE Bourbon street, near
a. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Esplsnads Tont
81 FsEsoH SoeE Bayou
60 on Bayou Road and 81 feet on Esp"n"de
! Third District.
49, LARGE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
Esplanade near Where feet
depth of 32l feet front Kcrlerec Esplansde
Also
great many properties and improved consist
ing Of Dwellings, Warehouses Stores and vacant lots situated
| in the Orleans and Jefferson, ma If
:s,si SsI .SsIrs
two books The advertiser engaged in one
the first houses this and give reference required
as to capacity. etc. Address "ACCoUNTAHT,' Box 4
New Orlea n22 II
WILLIAMS d TUCKER,
w COMMISSION MERCHA ETs,
| No. 159 Grayier street,
JssrPH s, WILIIAMs3 NEW oRLEA ss
| : rpv17 Nv
BNEie LeGRAND GAINES,
~ BORROW AND LOAN OFFICE,
! att % Common street, back Once, mp Stain.
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AVERSION TO HANGING-It is stated in the cor.
respondence of the Baltimore American that the
ins.mgent Cook has horror of being hanged.
He states that it is mode of punishment to which
he has always had great repugnanee. Will not
some sympathising literary friend--Mrs. L. Maria
Chillr or Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson, or DIR. s. G..
Howe for instance-send him Charles Lambs essay
"On the Pleasures of being Hanged"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

WINES, BRAND1Es, ETc.-Messrs. V. & E. Maignan,
No. II St Louis street, for many fine Bandies, and
importers of all kinds of wines and liquors. They keep all
times full stock of articles in their ine enabled
them purchasers favorable to
tisemen, in this mornings Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

MORE PIcKrocKErs FLoGGED.-The Charleston
Mercury of Wednesday last says:
Two more of the Columbia pickpockets were
fogged, just without the limits of that city, on
Monday evening. They left the State by the Char
otte Railroad, departing from Charlotte at O'Clock
on the morning of Tuesday. Our police headquar-
tiers contain the daguerreotyped hkenesses of each
of these five flogged pickpockets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

Nor AN ISsuRREcTIoSIsT.--The Louisville Jour
nal of the 30th says:
VIM. Lloyd, whose arrest we noticed yesterday
on suspicion of being one of the Harpers Ferry
,insurrectonists, was discharged this morning with
oct judge or jury. Having inhaled little too
much OF the ardent, Bell thought he would play q
capital joke on the officers which got him into Jail
He was as sober as judge this morning and did
not relish his Joke.
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Nen Orl,ans Dailu Gresttnt.
MONDAY MORNING. DEcENBER :. 1853.


ANTEcEDESTs. Stevens, the accomplish of Old
Brown, is not without his antecedents. The records
Of the War Department show that he was in the
regular army in Mexico, and while there be and
several others mutined against their captain, for
which he was sentenced to be shot, but was par.
doned by President Polk; that he was afterwards
sent in the regular army to Kansas, at the time Of
the troubles there. where he deserted the service
and Joined the marauding party Of John Brown.
Like his leader, he was severely wounded at
Harpers Ferry but like him survives to end his life
on the gallows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

NJOTICE-MR. FREDERIC b. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN our omplo, Ids day. hsds full power OF Attor
ney as per ac passed before James Graham Notary Public, of
this city. INSTRUMENTATION ..,
Msx Orleans. July IA, ls5e. Vb oA
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F1rrY LABoRKKs wages ss5 per month and found,
are advertised for to go up Atchaaaya tho
levees Application be made board the steamer BARON
Bele.''
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An attempted hoax was made in Cincinnati, by
posting placard offering $4,000 reward for the
apprehension of Old John Brown, who was said to
have escaped from Jail in Virginia.
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r ANDS.....LANDS.. LANDS. LANDS.
SIrGAR COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS


Two hundred and twenty thousand acres Of choice sugn
Cotton and Cypress Lands for sale in the parishes Of Carroll
Madison, Teasas Catahoua Norehouse, Vim, Concoria
Franklin, Wushia Rapides Caldwell, Avoyeles St Landry
St. Martins, ST. Marys Point Coupee Fast and West Baton
Rouge Ibervle, Assumption st. James, St john St. Charles
Jefferson. Iafourche and Terrebonne.
To parties desiring in the cultivation of Sugar Cane
Cotton establish Wood Yards Saw mills for specu
aton the affords opportunity for investment
For and descriptions prices and TERMS and all other in
formation in regard to these lands apply TO
MCCERREN, LANDRY CO.,
Aucioneers and Land Agents.
Office and Sales Reconnaissance Hall St. Charles street.
of Poydras
enable the advertisers represent the different tracts
of accuracy they have had connected maps
of the different parishes compiled by the " General
the Public Surveys which the public invited to call
and examine Any lands situated in of the parishes
meated above will be represented at the request Of
the owners.
o10 If Nee, l. co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

A REWARD OF IS is offered for the recovery Of =
patent lever watch lost the Deachaie ground sa
evening. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, SUCCESSION OF THOS.
McGuire-No. l5,IS6.
BY J. A. BEARD & CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
Office, 81 Common street.
T&JURSDAY, Decembers 8. 1859, 1t I2 o'clock
y at the s. Charles Hotel Exchange, will be sold
proyersnts situated in bounded by Josephine Rousseau
Fulton and Adele streets Said lot 30 feet front
Josephine street BY deh Of 81 feet IL inches and lines be-
The Improvements comprise comfortable cottage out build
ings, etc.
The lease Of the store at tl of jackson and Tcoup
toula in the Fourth District, said lease the
lst day of January, 1862
sunry ul book accounts which can be seen al the Office Of
the auciioneer and will be eNiiisited at the sale.
EJ-TERMS-The purchaser of the real estate 10
nee dSe june said Eek fe as
Graham Notary for the BALANCE of the real estate and the
sonal effects, cash.
Act Of sale before VIM Latham Notary a, the expense of
the purchaser.
TERRAIN ANEI.10RE, ete.-SuCCESSION DE THOMAS
McGuire-No. l57s6.
PAR ]. A. BEARD & CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Encanteur,
Bureau 81 rue Commune.
TEUDI, lie S,dseembre 1859. n midi, a l'IIotel
y St-Clarles, IL vendu-
UN TERRAIN, ensemble ba,isse amtoraions
sut dams let borne les Josephine Rousseau Fulton
Adele, lie dit 30 peds dc
sephine pToondenr dc g pieds ct ignes
entire lrnes parallele, niesure americaine.
les ntioations consistent mason tres comfortable
antres batisses, ETC.
lie bail m magn Pencognure DIS jackson 7chou
ptoula dams lie Qnntrieme District lie dit bail expire lie de
janvier 1867
Puseu pets complies dpose bureau dc encanteur pour
ROC du terrain by
poheque sur L poprsts de s9nme de 500 portant
James Graham oture pour la balance du terrain des eets
personnel compliant.
Acte de pardevant VIM G. Latham, notaire
de lacnuereur nj q d5
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SALE OF SLAVES ON ACREDIr OF TWELVE MONTHS.
MeCeen Landry Co sell this day. at their auction
Masonic Hall large number Of choice slaves upon credit of
twelve months for satisfactory city acceptance for cash See
tn udv &
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Yw 0rleas Gully Crescent atpnday apnn 9ember s. 1859
AUCTION SALES.
CREDIT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
BY E. ROGER IL CO.,

CREDIT SALE OF DRY GOODS
BY E. ROGER IL CO.,
Auction Room No. % Old I,evee street.
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ at their auction No. d Old Ivee will
be sold
100 packages and lots Of Seasonae Dry Goods consisting Of
American New style Prints Furniture and Mourning Prnts
iipghams Ticks Hamilton Canton flnnne Denins Stripes
Kescys Iandscys Fine Brown Cotton A. Brown
Seengs ieaced and Brown Jeans Blcaccd Cottons White
Red and Blue fnHel, saneis Kentucky Jeans. Blankes
Shaw Mnsln dc Lame Meno Alpaca Pisids silks Hosiery
H. c. Handkerchief Madras Handkerchief Gloves Cashmere
and Calico Dresses Shirts snspends Ribbons Ebroideres
etc, etc.
B8-TERMS-Iaberal at sale.
Goods ready for examination early morning
sale a5
EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE OF CHOICE SLAVES AT
Auction.
BY c. E. GIRARDEY IL CO.,
AucTiosEERs,
Office No. 81 Magazine street
TUESDAY, the 9th December, 1859, conn
mencing at III O'Clock precisely, public auction
City Hotel on Common street. between Camp and Magazine
streets, will he sold
y iii lot from East Florida weight likely young
and boys, thr aud children single in
Ts splendid lot may be fully inspected by the public the
office of the auconeers the day preceding sale
Catalogues giving full particulars be had the Office Of
the auciopecrs.
p5-TERMS-Twelye months credit for approved city
tors bearing cent interest; cash the
ciaseTs prefer. nS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

A PASTRY Cook and cake baker is wanted at 60
st. Charles street. Ses advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-05

CRAvATs, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Erc.-Messrs. Lion
Pnsad importers and dealers in variety goods 81 and IS
Royal street have just received beautiful Of dress
trimmings and ribbons and genienens Of the
styles. See advertisements.
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MccERREN, LANDRY & co.'s AUCTION


The undersigned having secured the comodous and central
location of CHARLES and Perddo Streets known
Masonic Hail. fitted up and established Auction Mart
for the sale of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The superior advantages of the location for the display pro-
perry and convenience Of purchasers need demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and StockTuesdays and Saturdays
For Merchandise Mondays and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to all times
Efficiency and dispatch be relied in al matters placed
in charge.
ngS If McCERREN LANDRY & co.