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T. A II NJ S FO X S A l. +
"A HEUNDERSIGNED offers for sale
1,stm his home farm situated about miles south west
sslk4 the village Of Vernon. Said farm contains
SO Of good land Of which fifty covered with
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ALSO ali lining the above a small farm OF acres on
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
By J. NEVILLE q co.

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO PAR
tied Wishing putchsse brick restdsncs with large
grounds F.t District, within convenient distance
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, AHctioneer
Once. ii Commerefsi ff'sss.
THURSDAY, April ~, 1850, at ~ o'clock,
e Gy Eo 1:s w w 3 sfosY BRICK
BUILDING, situated in the First District In the square
% ~ py ae % front o. Eaerpe dspb Of 100
fee, between parallel lines, all French measure
~ nous snd four yooro, with ali The modern in
Ths propery is sinaed improving and fashion
sns s,,eet omu bus and bn a yak business
~ TERMs-onet third cash the balance ~ one and two
for bearing cent Inter st. secured by mort
gage on The properly. and per eventual nterest
kept insarsd and policy Transferred to
Act Of sale before r. g. Go,,sehak, Notary Public the
expense of the purchaser Az
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE a
he Lsfssss,s or,e Cars h. First District
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN rEyLLE. Auctioneer.
Office II Commercial Place.
april 1ss H. a ed la oelosk
THAT VERY DESIRABLE TWO Story FkAHE
DWELLING si,used IL The SQUARE bounded by N.yades
30 feet front Nay des street by depth
the also enclosing about 80 feet along the
front on Nayad 10 depth Melpomene street. by
city suhors the said property being used
similar fronts slo, the whole and dining
four bed the second story and four roon
| In the back building. -
| chase dwelling nsa TO their buaness. $50
aFTERMS-s2gO cash. $500 lat March, LEGO, and til,
by mortgage property and bearing cent n'eres
from date until maturity. and per cent until mai payment
Act Of sale before dosehalk, Notary Public at ,h
| Expense Of the pnrchaser. I'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
BY J. NEVILLE & co.

THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE VACANT
a. be-
tween N.ysdss fysns streets Offering ssesi-
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 4 co,
JULIAN Esvrr1x. Auctiopeer,
Ohace II Commercial Place.
The Giy Hotel street. The following described
p'Ipey xCSST LoT or GROUND. situated in the Fourth
District the bounded By jackson Prytsns Joseph
Jsetson rses BY spi Of lsU feet 5s..sn parallel lines
and being directly In the rear Of the elegant residence Of
s.,sias property .na q; s ns t, S
Fs 90 fee, rort jackson street, BY depth
This Is among the most desirable property for residence
ne Garden District and In fact y The only property IN this
aarTERMs-onethrdcs cash. calsncs in IL and Is month
for notes barring per cent and J. y mortgage
Act Of sale before T. O. Stark Notary Public at
OF the purchaser. sl5
Orleans xsrufaetory for Rope and Csrdsge IN Jsnr,os
City ,9sethss with ,hs Engine and asehnssy
out Reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auciioneer,
Office No. II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. april 2s, 1850, Mt 12 o'ciocl,
NJ. the lily Hotel, Common street, will be sold a
THOSE FINE BUILDINGS, known the New oriean
f.. Rp. and coIdsss consisting o. Large ssI
portion suburb BouIgny Of Jeer
Parish, in this Shte, containing three atiure rs de
bourg made by G zmpe on the Is Of March 1874 sn,
IN the Of the plan Of West Bougny being bounds
by Violence, IAvee Cadz and Streets TO low water srk
said property 0 front eyee street. and
elusive Of the bsitue extends Front street 30
parallel lines together with all the riparian battue
ion buildngr machinery, engines and tools the
erected and being and all the rights and privileges unto tn
sad property beonging also the engine and machinery
pee and the right to Tyle,s Patent Rope and Lay
| Ing Machine, for the Stare Of Louisiana.
There upwards barrels coal 10 tho yard and
ty machinery the building for hacking hemp
| n
| the property.
kr TERMS The purchaser the payments Of tw
favor q Shift, due 9Th October 1859, each
sss3 ss10 with int, est the cent from g.
October balance third cash, and the remainder
equal payments in l. and for notes bearing per
secured by mortgage on the property and
| paid at maturity.
The be kept naured and policy trsnsferre
| to vendor. -
| pense Of the purchaser. ais
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BY ]. B. WALTON.


F1TEssIyE AND TosIrIys SALE o. rwEsrY VAL
divided al Ie,. 'ls sisii,s
sosd rs5s M s1 ss .,s 'ss
long csedl vi6sst sDdOa'sfs. ssIs positive md without
BYLB W.ALToN,
astn Agsil. 1859. g I 4, s,slsen
Az, s:s. Re 3; 3; , y g
81 s. ss'ssssf
s. so sss q s Re-
squares fronting ON Common street.
Square No. 6l3 bounded By Common Dupf-z aravier and
This adioIns Common street the new u D. No
sau.re No CAS- is bounded by Common, Gsyoso, draver
'1s s sDsss IT, I'D s Guided y
and esse.s ; e =, dyssd l. int g @ ,.,er and
Square No ss4 bonded b Common, Rsadon Gravsr
s No. AZ "a Of
Gravisr and Rendon Streets and divided into 50 Lots
saasEss fSonal.g ON PoyaFp. e.. Street &c s,o.d
streets Ssnsdss y Broad fsfsid.. wS's Poydr..
ssasre No ss !. Seuaaed - roydr waitef perdido
aad Daprez :Heei.: a.d + divided INTO % Lots
Ms a. s
Nj ssrs q s sss fss s
H. square NO o'1 ~ Iounosa " snn "
Lanai, " s1a sa'eeoo' leta'oo anu Lspe ''es' ~ 's
IL square No. s6 bounded BY Poydras New
nal Lopez Perdido and Rendon stre and divided into 20
is Square e5s the Of Poyeras street and
H.s.a md so,adsa BY foza..s street and E:T G.
vi eid.d into q 1 Lou. 'N'' '' '''' -' -
square. fronting s 81 ss:v'sr ."s Psrdide
PsIdids "a syid.a iefs = Iss:
and White street,, md !. divided inio q Lots.
ss ss sss.d
~ square 10 eSi u d 1othasq n,a q IN
r. Square No. ss6 bounded By G.yer, Rsndon, Ps'dde
and Lopez streets and I divided nto y LOU , u
saasss No ~ y oy na Mo io
numbers q DE Square. in &c foregoing as.cp
tue mo ns NV oe made &
fiis Esg: ~ peJon5rnYrrovu a. ,... ...h. ~.
balance credit the notes Of The
eansi i9stalmens nea.ihg Pe. sens ". , ,r
III nai payment not pnpctusly paid secured by special
mortgage the property sold with privilege
~ es s % 70 o., the es d. s% o
in,c.inn and in ease Of any, delay NEGLECT on bs
the property purchased by them Will sold At their
the city newspapers and without further notice Of ega
before Thomas Layton, E,q, Notary Public
me expense 9. nc ea.se..s.: NE
| POSITIVE SALE " MOST vALu ABLE fhofEhff oN
| ST. Charles street. near Cenal a.ees.
| ). 3 walton, Austoue.r.
Once No. 10 Bank Place
| THURSDAY, May 5, 1859 at 12 o'clock M.
limit he following described property viii se sold
LOT OF GROUND situate The square bounded by St
a french 81 e 'FRONT.' on ST.
u and % -
Carter Co.. the side towards Common street by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.

Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
wHATs WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because God himself provided for all
@ h be m the s BE
be snared and hriveled harsh and dry, still
S
week will and permanently to all such an
Rs, the cesbated Psnit FsaibelF
NEW YORK, April 10, 1855,
DIR, Woop-Dear Sir Permit to the obi
under for the entire restoration Of hair to It's
rapidly gray, appsstion
Hair y !. soon is original hue con
am dear sir sogs! 8. H FIX
'pRYcH AR GwYIEDYpcr."
PROF u j. WoeDS Sir ago
Ie % y e r @ ns
time that would restore the grayhar its original color
nsy hs all tx
~ @ e &c az
'''' Al "'''' ''|' ''''e' CHARLES GARDEN.
PROF o. ]. woop With confidence DO recommend your
Since using your Restorative my whiskels which
e win s . 10
ce9 It also has of all and
| . CHICAGO, ILL.,, May l, 1851,
tried remedies to effect commenced using he
storave in January last. few applications fastened hail
firmly. 1t began fill and turned back to its for
color black AT this time is fully restored ogi
color health and appearance and cheeruly
| is ALL j. D. HOES.
Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes viz large
medium and small the small holds half pint and reta fo
dollar bote the medium holds at least twenty
in proportion than the tma retas for two dollar
bottle the large holns quart 40 cent in propot
| tion retails for three dollars.
o. j. WOOD CO.. Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New York
dn the n Wire Railing Establishmen and ia Msr
= S';fs PRgsG5sEs AND FANCY GOOD,
the South fe8 3meod&W
DROCLANIATION- FIVE HUNDRED DOLDAR
| L REWARD-ISHAM G. HARRIS, Governor of the Stat
of Tennessee To all who shall these
Whereas 1t has been made that
unknown did commit foul and atIocons the Sd
Of February, 1885, the body of George Miller,
Banking House of the Branch of the Union Bank Of
Jackson in Of Madison, and robbed said Bank
$23, 800 in notes and coin,
Now therefore, Isham Harris Governor aforesaid
by virtue of the and authority in do hereb
offer a reward Of FIVE HUNDR D nOII. RS perso
for the apprehension of said murderer and the d.
livery of him the Sheriff Jalor Of county of Madison
in order that justice In that behalf be DONE
In testimony whereof have hereunto get my hand
cause the Great Seal OF the State to be affixed,
lSea office in Nashville, on this 18th day Of Februar
A. d. 1853. -
Il IsHAM G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor
| j. E. R. RAY, Secretary of State. fell If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20

DIIOF. PACKER MAGIC SOAP WHICH
needs but trial its Real Exceence-09 pounds
for S.
This preparation itself to family for its
valuable properties 1t is free from all deeterous quail
tiles and be used without inu to the kn and the most
delicate fabrics.
O. II saves labor almost superseding necessity
bng washing be done in half the meno boiling
quired
Fanues and coored stu be washed with the of
and linen without fung hrnk and the color
stored to its original brliancy.
1t w Instantly remove ease and dir. r paint or var
pets furniture from suds sops The blge
stains removed from paint immediately by applying the
with sponge.
For removing dirt and tobacco stains from marble
tile will be found superior any other SOAP
For cleansing, soeniDg healing the skim is
qualed.
qualities 10 be Of the greatest discoveries the and
its Indispensable to he comfort Of ami and the
convenience every hotel, ship steamboat laundry
washing aunsls and aces it particularly recommends
ITSELF Try it.
Fui directions all packages. Also, Prof Packers Type
Cleansing Solution.
Manuact red and for sale by ]. H. Ashley,
ale If 1888 Old Levee corner OF Jefe son street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20

CHEAP
Email Means the First District
ST. Mays Market and but short distance from business
By JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer
Office, IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, the 21st inst, at 12 O'Clock M, I,
i ut the City HOTEL will be sol vt aucto -
CERTAIN TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, dpeted
in square bounded by Gaiennie Gate Bartholomew An
nunciatioD, Dnplantier. nd Constance streets.
The four feet inches nd Eve lines
Bart oomew sbv depth between parable lines Of
measure The House two stories high with En-
.hed attic and contains four and hall with
finished in and three with she'd vater works.
cistern the there is also alley the side
This good opportunity for parties wishing purchase
a nvenient residence, well located.
property rented punctual tenant $50
month.
SFTERMs-One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months bearing interest and secured by
mortgage the property
erty kept policy transferred to vend
sale before j. W. Breedove Notary Public al the
pense of the purchaser. al3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE WITH
Three of Ground aachedThe Improvements comprs
ing every comfort necessary fer gentee family.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,


Ofhce-1l Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April 2s, 1859. at I2 o'clock,
the City Hotel Common street. at Rnctinn Will De 10
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY situated in the
District square bounded by Mepomen., Iiber
T.pscboe and Benton streets Said Lots respect
No % front Melpomene, by depth and
Liberty Of 81 feet inches The
which consist age building, containing four
rooms with kitchen in the
NJ, "a feet trent Nelporn street. by the
same detth as which adjoius The Improvements
which very cottage dwelling containing
parors dir ingrcom and large bed bath aud
the first or two large and bedrooms
in The attic with hard finished walls and we'll ventilated In
twostory budi' with kit hen and servants
rooms. all well plastered and finished.
No. adoins the Of Lots and and 81
feet front Liberty street, BY depth of s. feet between
allel lines.
The yard paved contains wash rooms
and with 6ne fruit trees and hrubbery
Of the choicest kind.
the other lots to suit purchasers.
Parties wishing purchase private SALE examine the
property by applying at Office.
ar1EnMs-onehird cash, the balance in II, IS and 2.
months bearing eat interest secured by mort
gage the property, and per II not paid maturity
The property 10 be kept insured and policy transferred
vendor.
sale before James Graham, Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. ais
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20

VERY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY OF OBTAINING
Comfortable Residence with large and well cultivated
Garden and Grounds in the Third District of the
fashionable Streets to be sold long credit at Pri
Sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, ii Commercial Place.
WILL BE SOLD MT Private Sale, q very
w comfortable family resid situated Fspanade
street, Third District containing parlors and bed
with panes ard other conveniences in the front building and
every comfort necessary for gentes family.
The lot about g. feet 'front.' BY depth of 81 feet
affords fine opportunity to parties wishing TO reside
this delightful avenue and will be sod accommodating
For further particulars apply at eur Office.
Persons wishing the do by apply
ing at the office Of the ady ertiters. al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20

GOOD COTTAGE DWELLING HOWAhD
First Dsrtc, at auction without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April FL, 1859, at II o'clock,
i the Hotel, Common ltreei, will be kold--
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all The improve
thereon situated in the tquars bounded by Howard
taio Liberty Thaa measuring So feet front
by depth Of l25 feet between parallel lines
The consist Of good Cottage Dwelling
tanning four rooms etc.
n1TERMS- Onethird cash, balance in kix and twelve
for bearing six cent interest," secured by
mortgage on II property.
before r. o. Stark, Notary Public at the
OF the purchaser. ala