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s. S0mtot, Naent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE PATTERSON, DECEASED
No. district sugar mill engine
two steam boilers, etc, etc. without reserve
BY H A. KINGSTON,
AucrIoSEER-- Office, No. ll9 Gravier street.
CATURDAY, the 27th day of October, IstiO,
~ II o'cock NJ, will be sold AZ public the
premises situated the of Delord and New
streets, First District of this city by and in pursuance Of
order the Honorable H. b. EggleStun Judge Fifth
district Court acting in the absence OF the Honorable H.
Judge Second District of New Orleans
bearing date the 29 August 1850 the following described
property for account OF he succession George Patterson de-
ceased, to wit
A forty horse power sugar mill engine, complete;
Two steam boilers, 20 feet long, y inches diameter;
"A lot Of brass gauge cocks eloaes, and snndries.
the satisfaction Administrator per cent
interest per aunsm, from date 10 maturity.
SUCCESSION DE GEORGE PATTERSON DEGEDE-No
l6,Sl9-D Denxene tiour de Umtrict.-Une machne
liner suere bouiloires vapenr, etc.,
reserve.
PAR Fl. A. KINGSTON,
Encanteur-otiice No. l19 Gravier.
GAMEDI lie "a d,OeeOhre 1850, a III heures
~ Nj, ii Pencan public, eIx
penco2nnre des Deord Nouselle-Leyee Premier
District VILE conormmenl de Honorable
b. Eggeson Jnge de III Cnquieme Cour de District
faheuce dc lon. r. H. Morgan Jnge de la Denxeme
1850 proprieG capres degnee de
sion de feu George Patterson sayor-
Une machine moulpe lie de force de quaane che
complete;
Deux boulores nouyeles, 6 pied de long ct AZ
| dianetre;
une quans de obnets cuvre, globes ct divers
articles
Ia satisfaction de amnistraeu portant uielet de
ponr par parr de la date de Ia usqua Ia
i turtle. oil 10 q % q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
Bi-Sastphise OF Ltssne.

The undersigned having been appointed Agent and Manufac
tuer the Clara phe Of Lime Mapulactory uc
cesor Messre. Marcen Eude prepared supply the
same PURE and SUPERIOR B1-sULPHfTE OF LIME as has
heretofore manufactured by them and respectfully soc
continuance Of the patronage OF Planters and Merchants
Orders to addressed the undersigned the Msnufac
,oryrs Depot, No. % CONT STREET.
,el4 2n2m P. MARCELIN, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
SPLENDID HOUSE FOR RENT,
AT Bargain.
By J. B. WALTON,

nN Account of the Owner breaking MP
~ Housekeepjrg-That elegant, and
story AID attic Frame Dwelling Houe Of Eutepe and
Rampant ate Herculel containing large parors
large dining roorn with six eight bedrooms
cold water kitchen with range large hall up
stairs, etc.
The house has and gas fixtures chandeliers brackets
etc. every room, closets and Is handsomely
pered throughout has large yard both side and The
and coal sheds wash house, csern hydrant
The negh6ohoof highly acceptable The premises
thorough repair lately painted and is E perfect order VIII be
rented good SllUu year for years
given LIST November. Apply the premises
j. Is. WALTON, Auctioneer
ol6 if No. 10 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Nos Is AND Is ROYAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS
A supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pins continually hand which equal the thai
comes this Market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
BY GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HoGR, Old and
FINE PORT WINE, MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINES
BRAEDIEsSazerae, of the vintage 1888 1893 and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY OF el descrptionsscotch Irish
Rye Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz
Also on hGad, my usual assortment OF the best
Wines and Liquors
tn the which will be sold reasonable any
other house In the city.
sEWELlL T. TAYLOR,
Of 9ply Nos Is aud 10 Roysstreet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23


BY ]. 3. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofce. 40 Camp street
CATURDAT, the Sd November, 1860, AT IL
y O'Clock NJ at the ST Charles Hotel Exchange, BY virtne
cal District Court Perish East Rouge 2Ath
day ot s 1872 ~ ~ s5 sasetG VII b sSd
Improvements thereon. situated in the Fourth District of the
ci of New oresn in the bounded BY Wafer Jackson
@ plan by Hngh Cram Surveyor the CITY 81 La
fayetie, which now the Fonrth District Of this city,
Levee street inches front on Water street 81 feet
inches front Philip street. aud 81 feet inches the line
r-TERMs-Cne cash. and the balance on credit of
and from day of salepnrch give
bear per interest from date until maturity eight per
aftsr maturity # paid until paid with mortgage
before Theodore Stark. Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchaser
UN LOT DE TERRE DE yALEUR DAMS LIE QUATRI-
District rencan Dams afalre de la succession de
Oliver G. YanaiandDgham, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON.
Encanteur-40r rue du Camp.
y ia Bo1fss Dc pioie St cnsres en sera & suiaan a
odre de honorabe sxeme Cour de District Judicire
SIG, il yendu a Fencan-
Tn certain LOT DE TERRE. ansi que les batsses anne
oraons tronven stue dams le nareme District de
la vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans, dams Pet par
Water Jackson Levee ct Philip dsgns Ia ettre ds
Lafayette mantenant lie Qnatriee District de cette Vile e
aue plan ean ceui de Ia die ye esgrnt g. pieds de acs
la de la LeSee Ga peds poaces de face Ia Water
IS pleds de face Ia Philip ct 81 pleds
PeG Soi III tiers complain. ct la balance
Dc nA ct De denT ans du Jour de Ia yene les aeuerenr
ssse es les dis 5es deVont
dntsret de la date In matus pour apres matu
ss pas &c g s sess p95aps IT. b,
| rer lie Placement de bileis.
vene Theodore Q. Stark notare publi
d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
J. B. WALTON.


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LoTs or eEoUED On Poynnia st!sss-very DssisaAas'
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following described Real Stocks
q t1e succsssi0n q Hooer y sr1haia- a'eeaSsa'
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proSeeets hereon in lie Firss Dsricf " TIL y II he
sRsRss 9{@sRs tBs s ssas 3 ~
deposited he oce a 4 Guyo Nolary in this eity pz
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ehs capital teek y he Union Bsns ss.as
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1 stock tockrspts Sr coSnrrrars n. III.
ground firstly descbsd on Enierpe street with he buildings
ne noss ~ he purchasrs o ter own orasr 5sne
eight per from day saa, ana
For lie pfapsrts secondly deserbsdi fayma
purchaser he payment of two lo,esaed - Ap
@ ~ il @ s s q 81 pr s s
baianes a q tae 4 adiasessa h nd
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payment, with special HaoEigage o. rha properly 80.
bpidnss s
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O. srs nniii IL aaai policies
anee 10 oe tsansi ~ u Wy -.li ~ lst. 8E74
of ssssh ru-, -
TO of the purchasers.
ef -
Fl RESIDENCES VALAB1,ES DAMS La RUE BAR0ENKe
be nanx rar-ains Poymuie Residences
. WA. -. 77..a.. ps..uua 4. i, uas. ~.
nn Dc rs an caats de- IA snecessiau de sobe a
Shehi ue reI. aa eoNtt' " = s~SsessaS" " oAs -
Gratau, deeede
+ PAR J. B. WALTON.
de - a :.
EscASrEuR--Bureaa ~ rue da tanEL
GAMEDl, lie m8VemDfe 1S6Os - 1MhMGs AN
- 10 lutse 81 bhaiis en- sertn e.
deux ordes dheients Dc Honorable taar 90
y, District cate au y q 70 i II ugssst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
Roots, shoes a,ad Hsroga,,s,

Roots, Shoes aiad EBrOgGsas,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dching BOOTS, Russet
BRaGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Campeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & Co.
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
We constantly receiving general of silk and
Fur Panama, Leghon, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool ATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST q CO.,
iy13 2p&W No 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
THE IMPROVED
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE,
Reservoir Boiler,
AND
PATENT REFLECTOR GRIDIRoN.

TIME, LABOR AVID MONET ED!
The ECONOMY in using good AIR-TIGHT STOVE like
the almost apparent to need illustration With the
convenience attached this Stove far greater amount of
cooking performed in given time than other
stove use while the food itself is cooked in tho
rough Being exceedingly simple in their construction
they are readily understood the of the old Premium
Stoves.
of this Stove being LINED but little heat
aie into kitchen and thus less fuel needed while
slant supply Hot Water generated by the surplus heat it
escapes into pipe renders the CHARTER OAK invaluable
in every household.
Put up and delivered free of extra charge.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed the money instantly
funded. SID.
Sold who'll sale and retail, by
RICE BROTHERS CO.;
SOLE AGENTS,
No. 2 Tchoupoas street. sign of the Golden Stove ST.
Mary's Market. .z
Also
On Magazine street. Andrew and Josephine Streets
above the Magazine Market o22 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
BY ]. 8. WALTON,

"A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
BistEici, Aucbn-In the OF the Succession Of
Oliver q. ysnlandingham, deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
By j. B. WALTON,

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR sgIssess w MODERATE
purchase welbniit lyTN sfaus Dvellns.
House in fast improving part Of te Pirst Dtisbcs
Fiuata akp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN LESLIE, sR-THAT
very valuable property forming the southeast of
Canal Camp srees adjoining the City Hotel on the
Camp side that splendid Iron Building occupied
by Messs Theodore Frois Co. the Canal street side
SALE on Long Without Reserve, by consent OF
parties, to effect apartition among the heirs.
BY G. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO..
aM. @. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer,
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
THURSDAY, Oct. IS. 1860, at IL O'Clock M.
at City Hotel Common street. between camp and Mag
azne streets by Of parties 10 effect partition among
The Of the late John Leslie Sr deceased the following
yery valuable property will he sold AZ auction viz
ALL THAT LOt OF GROUND, together with the improve
nents er on situated District of this CITY, and in
srees said lot measuring inches front Canal street
9t feet inches depth and front Camp street S feet in
denh on the opposite line and III inches III ee nches) wide
in rear French Said Lot forms the south
east corner o Canal and Camp streets.
The comprise fou Story Brick buildings
occupied by Messrs, Judson and others
situated this property the very center of business its
advantages apparent as 10 render an enumeration e ne
unnecessary -,
Possession given on the 9th of November, 1860
rTER fourth cash balance at l, and years
credit secured by the property bearing
interest of six nnnum from date unll
maturity then promptly paid eight cent annun
the last not 10 be Construed
in any manner delay the puneal payment OF said
notes, but eper tie penal clanse only. ,
The improvements be kept insured at the expense OF the
nulchaer for net the of the first and the
policy transferred the vendors until the note is paid Notes
to divided suit the convenience OF vendors required
Act before D. L. Ricardo, Notary Public at the ex-
pense of the chaser SET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE-HAND-
some Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture
splendid Mirrors, elegant Siserware large and valuable
Library, Engravings, splendid Brocade ami Lace Cur
ain fne Brussels Carpets elegant Gas Fixtures tine China
and Glassware Mantel Ornaments and -Four fine Billiard
Tables.
Aucioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, 25th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ the Orleans Clup House No II St. Charles street.
without reserve, at auction, will be sold =
The entire Funiture, comprising, in part Of Two Ee-
CANT Sets OF Rosewood and Btocate Pafl6r Furniture Two
Splendid Mirrors 6x63 Two ditto 65x5l Elegant Sverware
Handsome Chess Cannon Tables Rnse ewood Manog
nv ana Black Marble Top Center Tables Side and Bar
Room Table. Elegant Rosewood Desk, Fay Ann Cane Seat
and Rush Chairs Sofas Elegant Card Center Dining
Extension, Library and Round Tables Hat Racks Bedroom
Funtue Paper Racks Handsome Bocade and Lace Curtains.
Shades Elegant Chandeliers Fine China and Glassware Mantel
Ornaments Clocks Fine Engravngs Elegant Brussels Carpets
Mating Oil Cloth, Bar Fixtures ETC., etc.
Also
Large and Valuable Library Billiard Tables, and
ever, tung appertainng 10 Billiard Saloon. .
Descriptive Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the list
Office.
The Furniture can examined the day previous
to the sale.
Sale Positive and Furniture TO be removed Immediately.
asP-TERMS-Ensh Oily
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

M ,DABIE LA RIAtss TdE WoRLD-kENowNED
Il Sar of stfousy and Astronomy has retnrned 10 The
t her native SOIL and located 1862 Baonne street.
where gives general inv Iaon Lad and Gentlemen
who wish consult her question concerning the Past
Future, make her visit Satisfaction guar
in all basnes matters Love. Conrtshp Marriage
Describes all disea give, lucky numbers
r ion. 81 viii give ssons In the above
sciences AMI teach every lady be her lawyer Terms
made known At her Office. se2s lmt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
In every style. The Mandatory, No 262 Broadway,
Directions for selfmeasurement sent by post.
H-Cut this advertisement, compare the prices given
above and you will declare ,heta no humbug
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

FIRST Premium
AWARDED TO-
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES,
the Fair hell Lon Mo, on the 2oth Sep eineer,
1860 FIRST PREMIUM awarded for the superis MY o.
these Sewing Machines.
The Depot Of these Machines is
No. IL Camp street.
olo 2ptf W. L. GUSHING, agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
g)attifuIar Aotiees.

z
urlpor.prrRs isr BRfcl DE fsr DfviHos L. ".
New Orleans Oe. ~ 1850.
pS-Order No. Han Election for Junior
Second Washington Artillery, VIII bf nea % ls
DAY EVENING next 18th inst, at O'Clock at ire Arsenal
tiirod street
The polls will remain open for one hour.
Brigade Inspector Tho. Walker viii preside n ts ei1c
tion, headquarters, according TO law
BY order of v. J.. TRACY, BrLgader General;
TH0S. +. WALKER, Brigade Inspector.
HEADQUARTERs WARRINGTON ARTfLLERYt
New Orleans Oct 2s, 1860
N HB-Speffal Order - In conformity to the
Foregoing order from Brigade Hesdqnarers the WASHING
TON ARTILLERY will assemble at u eir Arsena on THuR
BAY next 18th inst o'eock r. NJ in fagne dressuni-
form paB with belts fully equipped infantryor the pur
poe elecng Junior Second Lieutenant fill the existing
vacancy.
full punctna attendance expected By order Of
]. B. WALTON, Captain Commanding.
H. NJ IsAAcsos. Fira Sergeant o23 sc
s9J- Notice to Passengers by The New Or
LEANS Jackson GREAT HOIHERS hH Cpt1n Hn1 aitei
FRIDAY, Oct. TO- 1860 Passenger Iains wall eaye Depot
Calope street 6J in The morning and I'D N the ever
ing. Freight will be received Depot MONDAY Oc ~
0I9 r s. WItfT kAfs ftHn't Sunh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

RESIDENCES vALABLEs DAMS La RUE BARoEER
Deux Ter1ans dams Ia Rue Poymnie - Residences tres
desahles 1a-rue Euterpe Esclaves Actions do
chemin conpfe de Ia succession de Robert a.
Graham, decede.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
= H R t y,
GENTLEMEN's ouTFITTING GOODS

Regardless Of the example Southern houses who
Ing crops and dull times imported only half their
supplies Moody relying upon the vast yearly Increase Of
his business and taking advantage of the great sacrifices Of
feed since the Southern buyers have left the markets. has laid
invoices of goods at such manifest bar
gains oatstrp all competition and command Immediate
saes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
UN LOT DE TERRE DE yALEUR DAMS LIE QUATRT
District, rencan. Dams lafalre de La succession d.
Oliver @. Yandiandpgham, decide.
A ~ ra- -xrrA e rrrtc.n j I
H.-A. KINGSTON.

SUCCESSION OF GEoRGE PATTERSON, DECEASED
No. l6Sl9.-Seeond district Gour-A sugar mill engine
steam boilers, etc, etc. without
r
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18
363yGdgGd8AE
EOTSWALD SHEEP.

Col. j. w Ware. of Virginia, writing on
the question. "are sheep or hogs the most
profitable animals to htten?" to the Genessee
Farmer says
"Of all sheep. prefer the Cotswald. from
experience. They mature early. are large.
hardy, aai take on fat easy. During the
Summer aud Fall that they are one year old
(not fed ea grain, no mutton can be more
delicately favored, juicy and tender. Over
.wo years old, many muttons are better, as
they then tailow too heavily fol- the appetite;
but the butcher will then give almost any
price for them; and what prudent man wants
to keep mutton to four year old, when he can
sell them at one year old at much better pFi-
oes than any other sheep at four? L have
rarely, if ever, sold my muttons of this breed
the fall after one year old under SO each,
and have sold older oues much higher; and
never sold them at the same age under SS
each. without having fed grain at all; and the
fleece amply pays the keep. Can any breed
hogs show such CLEAN profit and in so shert
a time? and they have no wool to pay the cost
of keep
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18
LOGAN HOUSE.

CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER, sPRoPRrEToR
NTOULD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public that he has leas
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patronage in unobjectionable style.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished tho
out in style not surpassed by any establishment
in the interior of the State. His TABLE will
always be supplied with all the substantials aud
delicacies of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants In word, no pains will be spared
to make the Logan first class house, and moth
ing will be left undone to render its guests ccm-
Portable and happy.
The STABLES, which are extensive, will be
attended by honest and faithful hostlers.
RESTAURANT.-The basement is occupied
as Restaurant, where meals will be served up
at all hours of the day, together with oysters
wild game fish and all the delecaets< and refresh
nents OF the season. JOHN KIEFFER
June 4, 1856-32tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

To Cure Lice on CdttLe.-Mr Roe has
great faith in the efficacy ola peck of onions
for ridding cows or oxen of lice. He claims
to have found them an infallible remedy in
his practice. They also give tone to the
stomach. and are especially valuable in hot
weather, when working cattle will lie in the
shade at noontime and refuse to eat. Mr..
Roe uses the .'scuIlions" or small unsaleable
onions, and those which become soft and
sprouted towards spring. He gives feed of
half peck once a day-at noon, and says
that two feeds are sufficient to extricate any
number Of Ye-min.