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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

w NINU DAILY ffom 4 M 20 p M. hom tHT--C0sn
odious feryhouses have bsen eed and ample secommds
lions provided passengers and garbage Tbs boss sss
fsss and ply every fifteen minutes This fey ah,rds
very desirable the citizens Of New York The
r. pasadc and forest the inmdsts vcaiI
the landing abounds with beautiful walks and ytnes
Palisades slons the river the country os
Pie nics schools and children spend heilth and des
fsl day at w-ehswken Perfect order Is maintained he
grounds Of the Company.
Budns lots are nov offered BY Ferry CoaSAAs
favorable terms Apply a, the olos Of tho Compssy, oa
he Weehawken aide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY
fair given for Furniture Csrprts. Books &s At Ma
Us 9Th Az, between GIN and lOth-s,s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

THE sciences ot Ch,my and Medicine have been taxed
their utmost pruiu this best most Irricct purgsvs
which known TO man Innnmerabic proofs shown that
these Pill have viii sutpass excellence
diLa-y med cnes, and that they eeedentedly
the esteem Il all men, They safe aud pleasant 10 take
the Vital acviies Of the body the obs,ruc,os Of m
org as PSry the soSd and saPe They on.
or dis rdered organs int their natural action aud
40 ssahy s With strength :" the whole .vse Not only
Formidable and dangerous diseases that acd est
at the time In diminished safes, and bes, pLyss
tnst can be i"r children Being coated they
are pleasant to take and being purely table
risk Of harm Cures have been which surpas be-
lief were they not subsan by exalted posi-
ton and character forbid Il nntrutn MANY
eminent clergymen and physicians their names to
have assurance Of thc con,iction that INV
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of aci
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis
American eon,.np for their use and
Cos.iveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism, D"psy,
digestion. Morbid of the Bowe arising
therefrom Fstuency Loss Of Appetite all uecrurs aid Gu
ser Kings Evil They also. by purifying the blood and slim
retng the system cure complaints which would mot
Nsnrass and Nervous iab,y Deransemen,s Of the
Liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred arising
RON low state Of the body distractions OF its functions
iii moi be put Oh by unprincpled dealers with other
PIN they make more profit on Ask for AYERS PILLS and
mis- in its Intrinsic value powers The ck want
~ 's al s.T: s; ' ss D and 9s G xYs s
Ffaouoal and analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
fAaSS - VI o.T En- DoA FIVE BOXES FOR 81.
J. II SEAY Lynehburg; PURCELL Lama ca Nth
mond n. f. RIvES, Petersburg; NJ. A. SANTOS No,oit
An" Al LII 'sK'"S. - feb 2,-ds9juiy.
EHOI1 tn x HAS k.-We~d,s n jr R,s,or.,sv.
II Mrs Aliens Zyilo Basam. Treophcrous and arge.s
sormept of pamadss snd Hair Oils arrison's pha
Ions BaeheDrs and Laynes celebrated Hair Dyes For sale
by -, a., JOHN H. sEAY -
OCT fxbt Druggist.
% RAGS ofTUE FINEST JAVA COFFEE
- q in the United states. No more like it imported A
aaiSsdy ~ lssS as.dtsi RBY Z sAuNDERs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
4aihy @ir9iaiau.

"A vESEIAnls CoUrlx.-There IL now residing
10 Marlborough, w.. venerable couple-Capt.
Jno. Rice and his wife-who were married Nov.
10, 1899. period nearly approximsting to 20
years, OF dating back TO the year succeeding the
adoption Of the Constitution OF the United States
lin 1881, or Wsshington's first visit to the New
England States IS the 6rst President under the
same. Capt. Rice was born Oct. ., l1'l, and his
wife in 1859, consequently both being now about
90 years Of age. Capt. Race is lineal descendant
of Edmund Rlce, whose descendants hold annual
gatherings at the old homestead. So called, IN
Wayland His grandfather, Jacob Rice. was born
in Nestborough. now Northburough, Oct. ). i'oi
and died July @, 17Ss. in his Slst year. and who
by his will (prevsd Sept -, 1889 left all his es-
tats in Marlborough to his son Amos, aud all his
lands in Shrewsbury to his son John, the father
of this notice, and who died there July Il. $500.
Capt Rice having several years after sold the pa
ternal estate in Shrewsbury, moved with his fam
ily to Vermont, where he has continued TO reside.
His ancestors have. MANY Of them. attained great
age His uncle Amos who Inherited the pst"rnai
estate in Marlborough died there, Dec. t. 1887,
in his S5th year: and bis son A.aph Rice, who
wi II be remembered ~ many at the present day
rs poss .ssing strong ply >ienl we'll ns mental
powers, also died at Norihh rough in 1856, ut the
advanced age of IS years. Thus the three gene
rations embrace period Of 80 years an instance
of unusua longevity in one family, The average
age of each being IS years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
LYNCsun,Ra. COACm ANDo-

E$NSee WAiGDN FACroRY.-lhc subscri M ~
-- Der returns hin grateful scknow ledge -A---A--
ments his old trends and for the bera
toward him Ani leave Ia inf them The
lie that he has started In business and he
sIritt attention TO has to merit Continuance of f
lie viii order and keep hand all kinds
IRON Axle Wagons made in the substantial
style lie wiz make order and i'll made,
general assortment ragrs Rockaw and BugEies-
Asa large assortment II one and two horse Spring Moving
Wagons and i~" hrso stages. All who good work.
CONT TO n. od Ayaoh6he Coah aud Ha14oa
ne d"ng business on the cash principle
ee, sood work aud alta low price. All who good and
" p"se.eS give me a. call JOHN II. BAILEY Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

SWEET On AGE, sometimes gives To man
a guililcss snd holy second childhood and tho
faculties, in full fruit and ripeness are mellow,
without sign of decay This is that souSh'iol
land Of Beulah. where they who have travelled
manfully the Christian way abide awhile to show
the world perfect manhood. Life, with, its
battle and ts sorrowe lies lar behind them; the
soul has thrown off its armor, aud site in an even
ing undress Of calm and holy leisure. Thrice
blessed tho family or neighborho ID that numbers
among it one of those not vet assembled saints.
Gentle are they and tolerant and ant to play with
little children, easy to he pleased with little pleas
ures
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

NNDIITTIK TKTT MTTT II
Nun cribrr respectfully invites the ntt uton of tic luh
u. aui Of rnuhasrt~ particularly. the superior lh
Mi VI rIANoS manufactured by him A sPitndd assert
tran>iantl, IN hand
Gu. rlauos b.. receive Premium In
il - n the American Institute
Palace It'll at the leading
of us'u AID unquest!onahN OF
tl, quality tone u round. and brilliant. we'll AS
iurnhtv hatt'r ourselves. by the approval
>,hiuiuE tn>ay that Planes stand
sep' many others, equal Grand nam, IA
II tiImHts wi,ls very rarely met with In other
Nc spcctfully solicit examination from strangers nGl
thcuSciyrsu ct tie above before purchasing
,.,, Ali litus warrat ted
N\Ni.N, N muttrutcr OF Piano Forcs
go. i WA,tWuuM-, Centre st, NkN Gotk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

DAsrNo ACT OF A R,ILkoAp EvGNItE.-7he
Lafayette Daily Courier of the Gath relates the
following:
Night before last a deaf and dumb man nam.
ell Lane. met with thrilling adventure and mar
rowly escaped the loss OF his life. on the AewAl
hany and Salem road, a short disnrce below Lin
den. lie was walking on the track rs tho pnssen-
ner train came along. and thc engineer Observed
that he paid no attention 10 the warning whistle
of the locomotive, shut down CT The brake, but
finding it impossible 10 check the spool # the
train before striking him ran forward and hracinS
him se|f upon the cow.ca'hcr. reached nut his
strong arm Just in time to save him The inmi-
nent danger OF the brave engineer was greatly
augmented by the fact that tie deaf and dumb
man had III axe upon his shonllcr,irom which he
might have received serious injury. Lnne was
not u la e astonisied nj the uuecremonious man
in which he had been picked up, and without
comprehendng his narrow escape. struggled III
the arms of his deliyerer, TO the great danger of
both. The train. however, soon ramo I" halt,
and the poor fellow, by sgns aud gestures, more
eloquent than words testified his gratitudciar the
deverance. He w. the man who was
knocked into ditch by passing tram last sum
mer, at or very near the same spot where his
brother, also deaf and dumb. was run over aud
horribly mangcl the year hc!orc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
Onier soatI,-sidr KniIrond Compmn
PETERSBURG July N, ie5e
HX % - -. ~ s.; 80
sNnRECr ROUTE I'd THE WEST md the

% - - s s si;s;;z...,sa
aNsnECT ROUTE I'd THE WEST md the
IL VIRGINIA srkiNuS, via south Side hairuad Pc.
tcsIntg ynchbure Va Tenn ltaiiroad from Lynch
+" ku"Neievia East lean and Georgia kroad from KNOB
. to Dalton Va. West. m and Atlantic Railroad from BAL
hom thaooga 10 Stevenson, Via Memphis and Charleston
halr'a! u ON >eyenson to Memphis.
Through ch.is issued To the above points and the Springs
aud ase"se checked through At the office seuh side
Lac ,ne schedule wlh the Southside Ral.
road communicating ON 81 NDAi next the 4h OF July,
M s'''''' NAIL Ii' AND nj p, rAssESGER TRAIN.
Con Getting with the Kichlnoud and Daav Trains at
BnrheNe J"n'iion) and with the through route at i
Arrive AT Bur~e>ll. (Juneti"lj a'.......... s:.p
Anise at Farm. at. ..................... 9.21
Ara,,.'ti armyti,r ni - J' :. "
ArrNo Bnrkevne Junction. at............ 10
Af'ne't Petersburg at ;, $50 3"
CONNECTING with lichmond Tram the June.
ir'ee Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
AtI.e". bHrkcvllie tJunetlouy a...............2 NJ
A1'e a, a'nn,ie at, 80 r. NJ
Artr at 10y i'hhnrs .t............ ........... 49,.
L"afe ll nehhntg daily at................... M.
AiiY"ai falmvsi!e at ........................ 9gO
Amy" III bur~e.'i1e (Junetonl a........... t.'u N.
AfNr AT Petersburg ~
An Accommodation rassrue.f Car " ~ Lora.
ir', wa. be ATTACHED TO the Liam leaving Il! nchoue with
90 at ~ A. NJ and Ia''.ne,rs eone np"r "e' vii
A~e IN and put oil passengers to h"s,y thosc
~ charge t"e tram "td IN No case VIA HE tram he Stopped
Wilson's. Wcl.vle Black, and Whites. N"oway &. H.,
BurncNllc Rccs High lrid2c. farmsilr,
Lis Evergreen, Apluma,ux Spout SpIug Concord ants
Rive
CITY POINT BRANCH
Sputll->ie Railroad Frc. and Passenger Trans leave
i'et"r.ute !aI.y tSanl1. seAc"pcd} at".....7 a NJ.
Ar i've at - P.,u
A!f.Ne at Pete sbnrs at .....................9
In, a1"ve Trans with Jaina Steamers
"t.s CITY Point for Norfolk and Saturday
and ~ sdiy evening Nth the hae Roanoke aud
jam bound Tor New York
lhc Afternoon Tram this Road will he only when
't l. bESn">S 10 justify it stepping places To take amt
pat I'll 10 be strictly observed by thus ohni
II, tram and H. viii the be stopped
fr.rud Cedar Level
Il I,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

r. pos rs Uahte} Jor .tgrats,,,,I Neyro CIottinJ.
:, .LkINrENDANT'So l'titL.N ~ 4 II. X,
l.YNCHBt 40 pru,Iy leth. II 3
DlbfDSAIS in Whiting wtii al tbs Office until
l the ION 81 aarch tor ia,i this CompHn, with
ieScrthci ri .ele> ct ti,tllt. Tor
ut SHIRTS oi hcd, baIton+ III front
7u iar u EuIAp tLcn Liza, IA' ,.5ons, with Ills
I"thtt,;
80 Ial # DIRK cloth iaral"nn MN falls and pockets
.l tudt, u dark cloth, pochcts and 10 be
Huri Ia Loui faced " ~. &C..
80 rlttk Irl Hats;
OZARK iiiabkrt-
par Il socks.
N,>ci hundred OF the Shirts ilc Summer Pantaoons
be de iycrcd tore 9n May next and TIE
the clothing the IL at December neAt.
trrh Iosa must be accona IT,, sam pie OF the 9th
liz uI, u " NO be r.. H. GILL.
I,b ID /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

Y VI -.
h,' , ' nTt ,, al h, ',,,y Of IT,. worL H. d.,
nan \, Of an ,,lrT NADINE wIc it works win ,asc on
,in , AIM ;r ,, h,,I,t cloth or leather on ,lhor {"
y,,, I,i sn,n, una, ,, ma, al, ,.ry hand WORK v,I
1t, ~, ,hn rith ,r,, ,I he'd auk tl,ning IN trnut,
do m -, l,yan, had WI il r,,, o., +, ,u a., in, ar
n, -, titss ma - .n nj an o,,,rnut ca,
''!r' an "ra'n''y gam 81" "H Is "'.n GU" '
=, ~ - ' -, =, -. .,i ..t ,..,, ,l', v.nt. -,
,,,r,. 40, u,nds -, W' ,,r,r, i ,rrs / ,lo,. A. 80,
'gs Al, s.na mus 81 'n's , n ,u ",+'
l,r,r. and - add. uuu,rt,r,r. Wi, mn, lis , Mac man,
'hd N4lt" th,ir N 'apA ma '"9'An'&' """"r ana"
nn" "srr than n VIE ,tln'i VA! n'''. VIZ mi!'
mn, wing WIZ n'' '"' M''"'te rr'i'"'"n "t"f"'' "
''' 'i' To- s'd s. " Tag '"', ''u-. ~ -" i',''' W
~. N .h"' h'Sin'' ''l a" 1t' 81 'nie'' t'N
)" ih.hh ICES ht 'i.''a'> IA" 'ts' ''"N "''e III ~ h
III Nth boo avn S""r Il "n''' '"'S "a" save Nc"
sair" i''ins by ns nS h' VI "n" WINE Tor many pun
- rN"rN mo u" '"'" Il! Wa "''n'"'' - o''''' '''
'' ii 81 VI" NV Nv ~ ~, a. " "'
W ,'''f l'''' our 30" d'' H'"S VI" t,f we '''nn
ouitte edit IN Harness and r'ias" rrmmus-,aul
Ia, - M e.shoos can hsh> T. Ii" Superiority q
"i - '"nhdenl i"r thu h"hr i' ma hit mas sa' IL"
or "r-h {" Ray 'tsens uni "i our "e'E'@rs who has
AIRY 'lh says Is warm ne "'-n' s." ms Nv" n'''
ham, mr." u ae nsaF', m N k'h4 ''' Tor Tue rest ~
=? NA'n' 80" nay SOFA ~ TINS n''ni naS e,vn 'h' great
'i 'h>itin and several intend I" "Tler Maehins i'o"
yoi r"on
EN'act from a letter written by rentl"man o"nn-
ri,u,asn ncar New oi.cans Your ~" 0ods Pattl Ma'
az Aah'ts have been in almost constant use since bought
weeks the two "perap's rn n'~hcd c"uplrte SUIT 81
clothes 80 c'rh Of my two hundrd and ten plantation h"-h
than paid i"rir cost
in nnkin cuines fo ,hc rel bat s.ncc purchase" your
mats Fa,ent >rn9 Machine hand does the sewing
e w" ' alton While my " fr use, II Tor ,. :, nsar
Tor every .hree months,
9th uso where sutch i, r..uired Price OF Uteus fatea
S'""s h"e."' sioo and ESQ ,,s u WHITNEY
s,..... 80 :, W "a III II = nr,,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
HAVE SOLD orr AT Al trlON ALL OF Ny OLD
ia hist above The Market house
ME- ing iai stock Of
AncIlCan Biitlsh, tIeuCh, Swiss, German and
Italian Dry Goods
of le test s'ye, aud at amaHsy 10" rrr"s ask the
ny III. "a, heretofore erci9sitaty Jpr 'dsa ..
s,,.I.ldts JNu j. rtKNlS, Agent
Omce of tbe SOU a. side it. az. Co.,t
IkhaBtiu, fth. litl, ic.o. }
thr regular monthly meeting o Ia" boar" liro'ters
"a attc ,th side X Road Go, tae io!e lcs' "iln
,airrt,d.-
I:,a,r, the Freight Agent at LynsAbnre Ia create,
Ice u',ted collect all slt goods ,,.N'd
i- Depot uetor" oai e." the isSeN
10 ii tHc tonl Copy Ifom i,cr ma
f. i-tS jtMEH l. u INSERT, sec,
ago E0KTsfE EAik: IL ihc Uniyrr>ai ,ry
thousands partltlp a,ing III lie festivities wtt
resting aiOtu,. FOR th' tsnt Nr'h, t
tt i tied l. trcGy Il Has, /" emo.
~ participate III tn ntc sung 'rht iI Ia
a'' !. "a "us. itnE 81 81, IA OCCASIONS
lac's to which Ne gathering
- weicnn'ed ma. l#tt IT,,
1t,t.tHrst iiIa rltuf Gi,'y door 10 tie Va
.rr MIA sheet ,thO"s, Va, wHti, .I,i't - OF
t.c u,,vt WORKS al al - iiiIi,
any at iien.,t''s
s. be insured sAuri "o,., aDd at it".'
Ia 80 phase.
NJ A-o,rtu,n, Of Case a,I II stsic and
ant. A., l"c linz. Pa, IA.
g.. #,t.~, y alru N,,,s, thIH,.
ta@,H every s,It iDc ait, az A. hours OF thu
d., ..sn.t AIad,vl ~4,ii.,r. Il. - Bi.t>S,
Int. Practical Pct r post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

LOO" - He umic H-uea t1c pleasure /"
II the uitzcns OF ntJr the public in
hc has Opened til, l. AGI.n b. K SALOON. and
,udenS"s To every b1iF the hcst LAGEI HE
be. promHtj.t lcw, IN. .ad,l phia vixen
a,hi""! dyed e test III tht | u.tti -i..,,
lor hmt! use, Md sell d.ih hth's OF Lager Beer at
Si-tHr tltItys to be returned toLir u and all
t.tS VI. LDp~i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
ep - al, lik'
Ma sUPEh.PiloSriAIEO q! LANE,
MauutaCtLic ed rom foiIuuia OF
L 4 L. Il .L.IA


~ ISLAND. " r.>I iNiiIf.N ma rcn, 81 iUll,,u ui
tin, ~nt.. containing 20
ijtue Lime. b,iip 80
iAp>, l.ir ii me ia. bt
low pr,ros thaI -riuNiat t'Uaa"
iiu Il iati,s
i,.ltaer particulars a,i Is IL W. 4. ANDtk>ON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

have Just received by lot 81 lals MD
1bbI wi, and without hrrt, Heel Boot Goat
iiooI-, thitus superior Goat t u latS, also, a1 a
good supply OF Caters, sc,
ia l.. SEABt'kN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

II CuEMltALtUoD --nyropo. a4e liyp"phus iheee ai,'
Gy'trer OF the llypoph"> ct"- mol titus foods and eii
the est stUinachs,
most ,uuitAtd patients, JusI rcc-. se'i
de, lr,is Err & JONES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

RUTTEiIs-AS THIS Is A SEASON OF THE YEAR
- w1e good Butter is aud hare fud inyiie an
examination Vi Present stock pvesumin" stan3 lie
test, II. III. IfEDDJN.
a26 1T corner Caronlelel AID Gornon Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
ge 0leams 1au Greseent Tuesday aornins Nay B. 1859
BY J. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE I
situated in the Firs District nats Second Municipality
long credit, without any


BY JULLAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEyILLE, Auctoneer,
Office, IL Commercial Place.
4. a, Nay III Il o1osn
street. between Camp and Magazine the following described
afsIAIs LOT or cEog Is .,s,,sa in the y.:
thereon and forming he corner Of and Magazine
s an ss h.
Notary PIP IL h e s 0I hs h May s Sid Lot
' cERTsTS INT LOT OF GROUND together with tn.
bsord rirst D.st Of his sy assisns,es X ,hs i
.s and s By Ss de-
Lot inches front Front BY 1853 feet
"sfs Ct et1s " I" with
Ia 5
the square bounded by ETa,o ae So ct Ihsa as
sdfs sa
Nc I'm .Ha dsp as nh
u u net depth parallel lines ~. Lot
oT T. sh asg last sn0 ed ns s s
Il inches and feet 10 in depth on the
he Nos and on plan drawn BY susson On y q Of
hen Notary Pebble e tbs ihs 81 Marc
n I'd . fsas
Nos and q and feet Gaienne by
I'D feet in depth between parallel nes all less French
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
First District and designated by the Numbers and s,
Of square No. g. bounded by Tchoupouias Erato, aie u
dse and Gasnne streets per plan q Hedn
Lots adjoin each other and follows tow Lots
Nos s. and each q feet inches ard III lines
front Tchouptonlas street BY III feet 10 inches and lines
In DEPTH tetween parallel lines.
S!:sEisf 1epsfn m K Fourth D.
yict in the square b Fulton Chip Eighth and
and adon and each % ee inches Ninth
by l25 feet ncheb in depth and 20
line Lot No. is 20 feet inches
Fulton and Chippewa Streets by l25 feet
inches in depth, and 20 feet ~ inches in width the
line
AdTERMs One.fourth cash balance in equal payments
and for notes secured by the
ery and bearing cent int per until maturity
and per cent il not then paid until final payment.
sale before E. q. Gottschak Noary Public,
expense of the purchasers. All
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

(NRESCENr CITY BANK STOCK-THE SUB
~ tcfber wishes investment One Hundred Shares
less Of The Crescent City Bank Stock for which fair market
price will be paid Address b. G. j. at this Office naming
loytst cashD Iny3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE REMrER
District convensbe habitaiens. si,ues M dep
du Ghemn de Fer de Car oou-Succession de JOHN
TuRNBUL, ci.devant de la Pafosse de West Feicanu
dsns lEat de la Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

A. BEARD 4 CO., SUCCESSORS TO J. A.
y. BEARD NAY Auelioneers; App aisers and General
&c and Sales Plantations
N. IS Magazine Banks, Arcade iai I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

NJ yiGNiE, hUGrlOhEER, APPRAISER, AMI
I've General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Els
tate, Lands, Plantations Negroes
oFFIGEs:
Banks Arcade Passage No. s. First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, time list OF valuable
proved property of retnrueratiye investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private public
likely Negroes.
Mr. G. DEFERIET will give his personal every
| asla- nd p,irn, laa 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
BY J. B. WALTON.
POSITIVE SALE OF MOST Valuable PROPERTY ON
st. Charles street, Canal street.
BY j. b. WALTON,

POSITIVE SALE or MOST vALU.BtE PROPERTY ON
BY j. B. WALTON,
" . Once Nee no o" q ssss Place.
as public suctien at Banks AIcaas without reserve .;
81 sRotsb Il s ss ssaa.
Charles Canal Common snd cs,ondess .ress and
@ 81 q
sriy belonging VIM Barber wh ihe right z "a
s a sfos om % the .
said sxs which r. ht is 70 Be
together With all the buildings and Improvement" CON
1SR 5 5sitk WE'LL RSa%s a
property is leased until the sIs October 1860 the
of sss5 and Vii Be- odd subject 70 he
s he p 1s he and
s Mas a I'll ind sss r The sn a soa 5
from 18th May 1851 The balance price adjudication
Ae. Of sale before Walter H. Pe,ers Notary Public at the
SUCCESSION OF JOHN NINruRN, DECEASED.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY .at May Sssh, 1859, at 1s o'clock
pass
GRACE RAGE grffs slave woman. aged about Is years.
pense Of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN MINTURN DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bnreau, No 10 Bank Place
SAmEDI, 2s mai. 1859, a midi, q rArcede
ordre del Honorable p H. Morgan Juge Deu1ieme
de Disrc: de Ia Nouvelle Orleans procederai
pubique compile de Ia John
GRACE. ure femme escave grehe age environs Is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ace de vente pardevsnt A. NJ notaire public
frais de pacquereur. AZ 80 myl4 81 %
the Fourth District.
By j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
T PRIVATE SALE. Will be sold five vRl-
"a liable Lots Of Ground bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos a. 49, 26 q and Is in square toid
NOD 100, new NOD 12s.
a. rs and n form the corner Of Live Oak and Sixth
Streets each 81
Sixth street, by depth Of 40 feet inches
Lot No. ~ adons the above described lots In the and
30 feet 'front.' by depth Of 26 inches, between
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 inches on Live
Oak street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property is egibly situated residences within
square Of Magazine street. and square Of Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity of the ee
planted with choice imported Ornamental trees and
are prepared to be built upon at
k3TERMS-One cash, and the balance at and two
years credit, with 6 per cent. interest.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
the expense Of the purchaser. m3H
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NIDpECtG-lN CONFORMITY WITH 4 tEl7F7NT 4tYT
~ OF tAe le- sature, the N of McGur.H0N, HoWsI.i
SEQ. viii lie co tnlea under the MeI TCIoN 4
HOWELL. from mi after he LIST Of May, 1859
New Orleans April 49, 1889. a1h 9F8llW