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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

The ROPE WALLER AND TIE PIspoL SHOOTER AT
THE FAls-Yesieroay Ronon walked ms 70 Jc NJ
for the last time 10 presence Of immense multitude of
PIE. About Two Thousand Bufalonians were present: be
kdee ten or tfteen thousand persons from other
places. BoAon ked the rope from American 70 the
Canada shore ana whom the Of the
river waited until tne Steamer Maid OF the Mist be-
bat at arms length and Travis Standing the steamer
lreo pistol ball through It. Toe hat then lowered
to tho boat that the marksmsn might what he had
done. Travis satisfied and returned tho hat to Bon
ON, who went on his way Returning from the Canada
side, Blondin pushed ~heelbsrro@ across. The wheel
had grooved n to nc the rope, and tue hsutts or tue
vehicle were suspended py cord around his neck He
carried his balancing pole with him while pushing the
barrow. This was be tue walk Niagara. Blon.
DIN lets for Cincinnati ths mornpg but WI, TO the
Falls hcxt week 10 hs rope Al ,hat he will
cVme 10 this city 10 VIVA; he abon suspendips
the Genesee Fslls.R0chestsr UNp1 Julv l5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

A MINISTER TO BE TRIED FOR PorsoSrNd HIS
WIFE The Eial OF Rev ) harden OF Warren county ,
y. j charged with poisoning his wire, viii take pace 10
september, when he w'l. be defended oS Chancellor
1a'tn Ryeison 10 sald been applied TO aus de-
cped. rhe prosecution tor tue State be coainct I'd
oy Hon. Wn L. DaSoO and Joseph Vlet Etg SAFE and
county prosecuting a;sousy rue rspaer 10 sa % cou.
Duct nnseE vi proprissy AMI ths nsns acaust
hm has tubsdeu. Msry psss1os cxp, ess aolo.s o. ia
eua', ard n,pe be VII re stqrit;et.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
HOTELS.

fNRAYs HOTEL ,,. A.. ...- = :,
Ths wen slovn ard OF fceh Will for ne
ssesn on ltk Of Jurs psfculssv ctfcnAcs &c. 81.
ircss MORN a. Gray. ,repretoS o. Hiram Uxoa AGAa9
n1yrefs Cc, 20 broadway.
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sEGAs,S AND TOBACCO.

1000. ono m masHs sfsr. q aimoss s1ery ssa
trcm "a sJO .o.ssnd Q "a uss ~. ~ VII - o.
fered decd, ban gems. o. CusSAst u SvoeeWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

pHh from the dado TO the cofnce the pillars OF
~ frames being the Corinthisu order. There 10
sr dining room, GO feet by 2 and the tes Ia 45
ss BY ~ which intended sort Of rendezvous for
Va ad~s IN tho evening. These rooms communicate
with each other by corridors The ladies' dra ring rooms
two connected together Sc feet by g. and face
- FIN avenue. The corridor from these to the grant
ordinary a feet vide, the left design
ediy apacous for the hoops The dining and the
corridors tagged or tiled with Italian marble and
STONE northern part Of this Sate dark and WHITE
n alternate diamonds There are 1900 super6ciu
Ieet Of thn Tagging In the building The object 10 TO save
izoooe expense in keeping the floors Clean AMI at
ahs same tine AVOID the expense Of carpets and mat
eng Tbs corridors form feature; they ten feet
vide all round the building, and measure in al $50 feet
h, length. Tho walls OF the grand promenade, which
"a feet wide, are to be lined with mirrors
me grand entrance hall to the hotel l6b feet long, q
sesG wde ana Is feet high, and faces Fifth avenue.
mere three private entrances, Broad -ay to tbs
reeepton room twenty third street. and another
q Twenty fourth street. which ascend the private
apartments
1he bar and reading room are on the first Goor
aad she billiard room in the basement
me building 10 to DO heated BY steam pipes The a
BY Whih ID 70 be lighted wild be manufactured on the
prsmises. The kitchen, which ID represented 10 be
perfectly hreprcof, 10 on level with the dining room,
- CenSro
sns space II being left vacant 30 q TO afford
light and air to the inner sides Of the hotel which, from
ths top, present the appearance Of hollow square, An
inmense chimney 10 beng erected from the ktchea.
which to rise twenty feet above the hotel in order 70
carry away offensive smells Of cooking &c. Besides this
there t3ree other cnimneys In building for tue
purposes Of ventilation aoue and connected with the
water cioses 70 take OF dsagreeable odos Fresh
CIR to DO forced into the building with fsr OF the pss
ts-n OF that used in the Great Esstern steamship Il
aagears TO US that Union Square, which higher and
dxisr, would have been healthy for hotel than
MadSon square. which 10 made ground.
10 Anard afainst +he spread o. Gre the io,sn arc
covered win cement an ,noh thick. rhe eG,oe
Of this Is also TO deaden round, and person
waking N, me floor teeW II he were tread
hs ihc s.iAi earth. ]; cats or retreat fa- Ia.
ssc,s. md s = pao wnsch osgh. 10 be anivs.saIlv
sdouses We ssi's7s 10 NV England - n,s uaass I'm
peratve By lsS ascasDics gosrsliy rsss. a. becsuss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
BOnSls
BOnds
OF THE NEW ORLEANS, 0PEL0USAS
-ASD-


Great w estern Tsailroad Company.
The President Directors Of this Company give public
notice that contracting for the extension Of the Road
from Berwics Bay opelousa they for negotiation the
the Company 100000 dated lst April 1889 and
payable In thirty years bearing interest at cent payable
semi annually in April and October.
These Bonds secured by FIRST MORTGAGE on the
First Grand Division Of the Road between Ages and B,hear
50 miles including the franchises rolling stock and all the de-
pots, wharves, etc, apperaning to the same
This Division H. for all business purposes complete separate
Road itself now in full operation terminating Berwick Is
Bay and there connected with Texas BY weey line Of
steamships. m..n
Punctua payment of the interest provided by
with the Louisiana State Bank for special monthly deposits
which withdrawn purpose whatever payment
beng made by the bank only presentation of the
For the gradual redemption Of the Bonds has been
with Edmond j. Fornl Esq in behalf OF and for the
benefit of aud all ohdhole and with the Louisiana State
Bank establishing SINKING FUND, by deposits
ing 1866 the months of January February and March, and
alo July August and September nd in the following
un final payment) on semiannually $4,000 Of the
Bonds $4,000 annually sucien, extnguish the whole
maturity.
The funds deposited used for any other purpose
whatever be Withdrawn from the Bank but be paid
only presentation Of Bond offered semi iannually pub
lie notice and accepted from tie loves; bidders.
II Is calculated that the proceeds Of these bonds other
Of the Company will be sufficient equip
the whole road from Bewcks Bay Opeoisa and pay
whole floating debt adding Is miles to the extent of
the roadopenng country Of fertility and agricuu
raj resources and increasing materially the
road.
with this object and with these views that these bonds
perfectly well secured offered favorable terms
Copies Of Acts Of Mortgage contracts for of interest
and also Tor establishing Sinking Fund Maps showing The
of the road and its important connection with Texas
be examined application the office of the Company.
WILLIAM G. HEWES
President
New Orleans, November l.. 1859. mol 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
NesC C0,.pettng.

J-D. ANAERoN &c CO.,
I24 Canal street,
Have received large and choice assortment OF Eugsh vel
Tapestry Crpeng of the celebrated manufacture oil
-Crossley's Sons, and others
BIGELOW BRUSSELS and W1LToSS-new patterns
THREE-PL AND INGRAINs, OF the bess makers.
RUGS, BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We wonld the extensive stock Of AL descrp
lions Of Brocaee Satin de Lain and Wors,ed Curtain Mate
rial Iace Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords,
Trimmings, ETC.
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch of business pains is taken to get
the newest styles, spd our stock has superior
OIL CLOTHS3 feet to "a feet wide Of choice quality and
new patterns. nj 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
Haze you a Cough 2
DIR. Davis Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Il

DIR. Davis Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar.
What Nature pointed Science has performed and IN tue
remedy the public, have composition Of
those valuable medicines wild Cherry and Tar, in the puet
and most state happily combined with other
tjclrs o the greatest efficacy the of Consumption
Coughs Colds Ay,hnn Bronchitis, Influenza Splitting Blood
Whooppy Cough Difficulty of Breathing Pains in the Breast
or Side Palpitaon Of the Heart Nervous Debility From
a, quarters To which Hs sent the medicine has
the highest testimonials Of its popularity and efficacy from ply
sicians and druggists well patients, and
ASSERT Tint no lnedciue similar diseases has in
length of time that before the public gained
popularty performed many extraordinary
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT d CO.,
General Agents for the South, whom all shonld
addressed. nj 2p3tcod&ItW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
Real .yo,.yt,,'s Kid Gloves,

e~.+ s.. N. MOODY'S,
% SHIRT AND FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
N, X. Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
Just opeped our annual importation, comprising DARK
LIGHT WHITE AND BLACK, und a small invoice Of DARK
and WHITE CASTOR.
These Gloves the Jouyns Fils Widow Jonvin sys
t,e Jouyn Jouvin Co., dozen other spurious makes
u are warranted from the old house Of NJ JOEyIE co..
whose reputation for Kid Gloves world wide and unapproach
able
encneAs Gloves SIS doz; Ladies' Gloves Sl2 doh
r Ny regular invited 10 select their assort
Immediately, before the sizes are broken up
nj 2pWeFr&Sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
BY ]. B, WALTON.

FsmPsEss. rassaeoaa He's soefopen 1seoan B
2. asson OF ch's o. Bier
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-OfRce 10 Bank Place.
ssy ae isss as u Il e seassn ea;..als NJ
e. sao, @,dss of s s onoIse Of New Or
gas & Bier he Il Bier e os vii Se cd
fhe andsputed undivided one four, interest Of G. G.
e s T.ss sssy r~ + n
y u1s @ patent sa s Issued q Jans expires M day
s1-TERas..,cash (, o. ne SPOT.
fTERMs-The pnehs. q m9e Company Stock
tain pronissoy note now dne for 800 balance cash 90 ne
An undivided fourth inefs. eer,.n %. Of JEFFREY
ssTEKAs-ca.h on the .pq.
Of ~ f b. bsgss s y .. s ds.
the auctioneer three days prior to the saie '1es
ES-TERMS-Cash on the spot. 4-s
PRIVILEGE SUR LES PoMPEs REHoMMEEs DE JET.
fey-Acons dams rHotei de East Pascagoua-Compses .
E se d G.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau 10 Bank Place.
TEehssss s,Sh.!Is. r. e.a;s
q b des ersanciers C. Bier Co. ssra vendH
inteet inconte.tAbe e. ndvise de c. c. Bier
ess Georgia
e e Souyeea Mexe i.,gs de JUN 1856 expire JUN
X sss15 fff''Ss @ an
p es III Dc s1s
certain billie. proms.oire manenant 500 la balance
insset ndvise certain 10. de Pompes de
sesy es,n S Hs1tsnan' @ suppose dee Savannah Ga ct coe
rS- coNDITIoNs-comptan de lsdjudication.
Toys leg complies lIets rec.voi etc.
oar 4Ssn. sene bureau
srcoNDlTioNs-comptan an moment de radjudcstion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
DESIRABLE oNE-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELL
ing House, suitable for 9 small family.
BY ]. B. WALTON

Anctioneer-O6ce, 10 Bank Place.
VNHURSDAY. the 17th inst, at 12 O'Clock
M, at the ST. Charles Exchange without reserve will he
sold - ~ wa Nc
A LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District IN the sauare
bounded by Apollo Bacchu Philip and First streets rneasur
ing y feet front on First street. by depth inches
and lines which substantial and attic fram
Dwelling and outrbnildings, complete and in good repair
QSIERMSThe purchaser the payment of three
notes payable 30 january 1850 SIS July 1850 5S January
ls5l each for $50 with interest from maturity at per
cent interest and per after maturity
until paid-o in cash and the balance in the pu
chaser payable from the day bearing per
cent interest and until payment and
per cent interest the after maturity If puncuay
paid.
The buildings to be insured against the risk Of fire by the
chaser and the policy of insurance transferred
Act Of sale before " j. Caste Notary Public expense
Of the purchaser. n3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED
WATCHES,
CLOCKS BR0NSE AND PaRIAN ORNAMENTS,
4 Fine .Jewelry,
In Diamonds Ruby Emerads, opas Coral Pearls Eruscan
Mosaic and great variety of patterns.
Rich Silver Ware,
Tea sets Pitchers Cups Goblets Trays Vases, Caors,
Spoons Forks Ladies' and large articles suitable
for PRESENTS.
Plated Ware,
OF the best qualy and Beautiful Designs Elegant China
Paran Bronze Porcelain and Wedgwood Vases and Figures
FANCY GOODS in great variety.
sPECTACLES-Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell Frames.
Cutlery.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Rzors Guns and fis'o
WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED,
sILvER-WARE AND JEWEIRY
nj 2p6t MADE TO ORDER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
g. J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEa4Y.
~ ODD FELLOWS, HALL

~ Prof j. VEGAS most respectfully announce 10 his
friends and the public in general thst his Dancinx Aea
einy viii be open for the ODD FEILOWN n ~
the 18th Of October, when be trusts to meet Vii IN .s
liberal patronage before. - - -
The fashionable Quadre DIES DANES lately danced IN tho
highest circles In Paris and London and newly INTRODUCED ii
worth also the and graceful quadre De l. Cour iii ~
introduced this I ~ - - -
Days Of tuition for Chdren-Tuesdays Thursdavs and .t,
days, from to o'clock P. u. ~ 49,
until IL o'clock N. - - '-' . t'e'1. ~
Gentlemen's Wednesdays Fridays from
Praccng Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen every wedss
The popular cHILDREN's FANCY BALLS win b given =
before-once every month. = = 49,
~ For terms, apply to Prof. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
Wood, Eddy = Co.'s
SIN GLE MUM BIER LOTTERIES
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
A1Oo,ooon


The Extraordinary Drawings
or Wood Eddy Co.'s Single Number Lotteries VIII taxi
place in public under the supeh,endence oil sworn
ers, at Augusta, Georgia, as follows:
Glass No. n Draws SATu RDAY, Nov -, lSf9.
Glass No. 81 Draws SATURDAY, Dec II, 1859.
Glass No. IS Draws SATURDAY, Jan. q, 1850
Glass No. GO Draws SATURDAY, Feb ls, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, WELL LOCATED AND VERY
convenient to business, at Auction
BY J. B. WALTON,

Auctioneer, Office 10 Bank Place.
TTHURSDAY, 18th Now, 1859, at 12 o'colck
4 ~, at the 81. Charles Exchange will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
let Gate Apollo street Mepomene ST. Charles ate Nayades
and Terpschoe streets measuring q feet 5inches
rondelet street by lilo feet in deph between parallel
this lot there is -
A MODERN TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING with
slate roof containing the usual number
arranged wide hail. galleries in front and breakfast
forS-- per annuni, until the 31s October, 1860.
ED-TERMS-The purchaser will the payment of two
notes each for Sl7l6 662, dated April 1852 payment
April 1850 and one payment April 1861 with per per
annnn interest from date to maturity and give his for
$1,000 years day SALE with per cent per annum
interest," and special mortgage and for the balance cash.
Also
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by ST.
Charles Gate Nayades street Caiope, Clio and Carondeet
Streets measuring each, 25 feet inches
street by depth Of 6 feet 10 inches and lines par
ellel lines running back to alley in the feet
wide opening Clio street, with the improy and build
inRs thereon consisting Of
TWO MODERN. WELL BUILT, TwosTORY FRAME
dwelling houses adjoining containing each parlors with
black Italian marble mane wide hall galleries front and rear
floor two large bed and cabinet in the building
and three and in back building
the second hoo there alley FOR each opening
Charles street about feet wide This property is
square from Ivo Circle on the best side Of ST. Charles street
and convenient to hc Apollo and Pryana lines onbu.e
and oiers an opportunity for safe investment.
MJ-TERMS-Onet third cash, balance and
notes of the purchasers in equal nsamen bearing
per cent from day Of sale to maturity and per
the property the property be insured
and the policies transferred to the vendor.
Act Of sale before A. Maxureau ESQ.,, Notary Public the
expense of the purchasers. n3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09

POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE OF LOTS IN THE
town Of Osyka, Mss-Succession of C. G. Bier c. c.
Bier Il Co.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ohfce, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, December 3, 1859, mt 12 O'Clock
~ NJ al the ST. Charles Exchange by virtue and in pursuance
Of order of the Honorable the Fourth District
Orleans dated 9th October 1852 for of the creditors
Chas G. Bier and c. c. Bier Co.. will be sold public uuc
ton without
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the town of Osyka State Of
Mississippi situated Liberty between First
streets from the New Orleans jackson
Northern Railroad measuring each so feet front by 200 feet
depth.
nB-TERMS-Cash. w0
Act of sale before D. j. Ricardo Notary Public the expense
of the purchaser.
yENTE POSITIVE EFT SANS RESERVE DE TERRAINs
dams la vile de Osyka, Msssuccesson de c. ct c.
c. Bier 4 Co.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
GAMEDI, lie 3 de decembre 1852 q midi. q
~ rEchange ST. Charles, confomernent
de Phonorubc Quatrieme Cour de District Nouvele Ors
date e q d'ocobre 1859 compe
Chas c. Bier c. c. Bier Co.. vendu encan sans
DEUX TERRAINS dams la Vile dc Osyka Etat du Mssis
spp siturs Ia Iibee les Premiere
ee let du cemin de fer de Ia Nouve Orleans
Great Northern mesuant chacun 81 pieds de face
pieds de profondeur.
HD- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ace de pardevan D. ]. Ricardo Notae Public,
rails d e acquerenr. n3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
AMUSEM ENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
CPALDING = ROGERs, -
MUsEUN AND AMPH1THEArER.
German Dranaste Csn,r..v.
WILLIAM soErTNER. 4xAxAeHR.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
L. WEDNESDAY, November s-wrLLrAx 1ErI.-By sshsI
The Youthful Days Of Schiller @ IS 80 -
ssss e es'ss as.lss ss . !. =.
ssSam ss.sSsmanee EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATus-
CENTENNIAL [ CELEDRATION
BIRrH-DAY or r.. scH1LLKs,
IN NEW OnLxAss
PRoGRAM
~ ne evening Of the ah of fNovember-FEsrIVALT AL THEA
TIE ,.s PERFORMANCE or THE DRANA: erHE Roe
BEas,o by Schiller, u nns ORLEANS THEAryr n.as.
g. H. BsAus. - -~-Asesrs
pans The intervals he following orehestr. pisces ~s u
Leader of Orchs.sea -. sr.o.... Sss.H
ose,.ufe 70 freisehats Nari. v.h..
-. sa wAAr Ds Launer
4 sylvester Dream. Wan. (, Haydn
s. Overture Die Felsemnuhls ~ i I,
PRICEs OF ADHESION s -
Dress c1fcie and faraastfe -s.s.. .ss.sa %
Parterre 4 -
Gallery 4 =
PART n
Procesaf0u.
The Procession forms It the junction 81 Csnsa "a n
streets, the morning Of she 10Th Novcuaber ssr ~
ton Of TIL BRuENING, Grand Narshai ~
The Procession win up Canal Royal down Ro,.1. !.
Esplanade Chartres Canal Ca.aI u Cssund ~ u
carondeet to julia julia seet down Camp anp = "a,
dras down Poydras Charles street Wbeu ary.d y
he
ORDER rRocsasIoH:
Grand Marshal and Ada
Band Of Music.
Several Societies.
4s. -4 Band Of Mude.
Bur Of Schiller on Decorated Car
Festival Committee and Invited Guests,
Societies, Clubs and Benevolent Associations
Band Of Music
Decorated Car Of Literary Emblems
Associations, Citizens, strsngers
arrived at the 81 Charles Theae the united Bsnds wiu
SCHILLER Festival March.
Composed expressly occasion By m seboenbet
ADDRESS IN GERMAN. by the Prs.sden. coaisss,
| TURNER YOUTH MARCH
ADDRESS IN ENGLISH, by Thssnas j. Dussat r..
FESTIVAL POEM, for The oec.siou ana ~. i, :,
/ Chr. BurghaIer, Of Baton Roues
To conclude with the Soldiers soss 4wAILKxsrR1rs
| LAGER" by the united Chodrs # # ss sss E3ss
| - PART
Grand Concert
On the evening of the 10Th November O'Clock n tie bill.
lian'y decorated main saloon Of Odd Fellows' Hall
Leader..--... .Tbss Schoenhedt.
l. Overture to William Tell. 49,. 3Iso,nf
Literary Discourse Schiller WORKS in German by
| Dr.J. K. Guthem
| 8. Canata, composed by. y. T1eod !. Y.rr.stt..
Literary Discourse, in English, by Mr. W. Overall
Greeting to the Artist Poem BY Schiller Music by " Men
| desohn Barthody,
8. Prologue and or the Schiller Bu.t nu,r. ~
Coronation ceremony, Andante by Beethoven
The Lay Of the Bell Poem by Schiller Music BY Rombe,e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
gw @eas 9ay Crescent ageansday atorning aember g. 1859
AUCTION SALES. -
OFFICE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY j. A. BEARD &c CO..

AUCTION SALES.
OFFICE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
BY j. A. BEARD &c CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer
Office No. 80 Magazine street
y, 9Th 81, T. in:t . at e'eloeh P.
Camp s.: Charles street,, viii ie odd
lot Of Office Furniture consisting Of Desks, chars Tables
oGss'sTi ss.TfRas@G..b. esRy,af a'f''s'' etc ns
CREDIT SALE WOODEN DAMAsKs, UTRECHT VEL
vets and seasonabe Dry Goods
BY BLACHE Sc LEAUMONT.
Auction Rooms, No II Chartres II.
Ssl auction ss 10
Wool and Cotton Dsa.ts utsehi vslre's Reps ~
,., 40 lots seasonabie Dry Goods.
s9-TERMs-At sale. ns
CORN MILL. BOILER, ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY J. L. CARMAN,
WEDMEHsDAX, n ~ 9th 1 inst, at II o'clock a.
the fol lowing adSeremsns # no. Claimed within the speeisd
time ~ ~ ' ~ p'~
i { " ;. s, = a
from e Il, % s sy n Is. on s.a hs
will be sold at public auction pay charges due on them
One saak MI h'sa'ls .sd Hsssss & SsS 4 sypAsr
One One hs's%sIs L; sF cd eossst ss,'sr Kettles.
One box Tobacco Samples.
One box Railroad Advertising Frames.
Three tina1 Iron Mills.
New Orleans October I, 1859.
A VIS.-Avfs est Par lie present donne au
enmagssinss dams enepot de W Lyle ct sils
Menne pas pouver leurs propries les M
articles trene ous daer de cette avis les dts
vor- = ~ ' "
Tne nssa nsfh,e a,s Raassas %sss. q syher
un lot de vieux Ustensis de Cuivre.
Uns boite d'echantilon de Tabac.
Une boite de Cadres pour annopces de Railroad
Trois petit Moulins en Fer,
: Nouyelle- Orleans le octobre lsJo o7 q n9 7sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED AND UNIMPROYED
Real Estate auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Real Estate auction.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer office 10 Bank Place.
THURsDAY, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock
hs 4 M Ss5ss 81 HKssags at With R'n a s M s
mens thereon in Fauboug Delassze Fourth District late city
G aef sna the na bounded By
surng 81 inches Chippewa ST. inches
in depth and front Pleasant and ia feet inches
good substantial onestory and attic brick dwelling house.
feed with slate containing four large closets pantry
story brick building covered With Shingles Containing two
the back building is onestory frame house.
with shingles containing two and ktchen
there is pigeon and chicken house. cerns and we'll
LOT OF GROUND, designated by the No; 5, in the
adoung in the the lot above described measuring
S feet inches front Pleasant street. by @ feet in DEPTH be-
THREE LoTs OF GROUND situated in the Fourth Dis.
Levee and Rousseau Streets and designated by the Nos
Nos and adion each other measure 80
front Adele street. by l59 feet 10 inches and lines in deph
between parallel lines
street 63 feet II inches and lines depth the side adjoining
Lot No. thence running towards Rousseau street u feet
feet Il inches and line 10 feet inches in width at the rear
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
Fourth District in the bounded by Water yee First
and saaparu streets and designated by the Nos and
Water and running through 1evee street
which they have front of % feet inches and lines by the
following depths:
No measures 81 inches and line depth side
First and "a feet inches and 2 lines the line
the line dividing il from Lot No. and 9l feet inches and
lines the other side line nearest Soraparu street.
in the of the purchaser bearing interest
and until final payment and cent interest
n n inc on I saTne sr o nSs an 1e M
sured against fire by the purchaser and the pulley transferred
Of before W. II. Peters, Notary Public
pense of the purchasers n3