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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
BY J. B. WALTON

City Auctioneer,
Office, 10 Bank Place
aclck NJ at the St. Charles Exchange account the
McDonogh School Fund and under the superintendent of The
Finance Committees of the Common Council will sod2he
following described property
TWENTY-EIGHT SQUARES, in the city of Harlem Par.
sh Of Jefferson measuring each $50 by 2i0 and esr.
mated by the Nos l. . g. TO- H. II Ia IA l5 I6
IL IS 10 % 81 p S. s. 81 s. 49, 40 a. a. according 10 a
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile Surveyor, dated ID January 1860
TWO SQUARES OF GROUND in the city Of Shrewsbury
Parish of Jefferson measuring each 800 feet by DO and es
mated by the Nos. LIS and III plan drawn by Louis H.
Pile, City Surveyor, dated 18th December, 1859.
ELEVEN SQUARES and parts of squares in the city of
Huntsville Parish of Jefferson designated by the 80 So 81
S. 81 119 10 2l 122 and 2i according plan drawn by
Louis H. Pile City Surveyor dated 18th December 1859
-FOUR SQUARES Of ground in the city Of Bath parish OF
Jefferson designated by the Nos 81 60 IS 49, according to
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor dated i2h
January 1866.
balance credit Of and years for purchasers
special mortgage the property sold with vendors privileges
turity; payment after maturity notes will
then bear per cent interest until fully paid The
last condition will be understood delay any way
the payment OF said notes.
The purchasers will themselves put in possession
their expense and will have comply with the terms
conditions described within fifteen days from the day
sale of delay neglect their part The
property purchased by them will be sold for and
risk without any further notice
Of sale before O. H. Forter, City Notary No. 40 Gamp
street, at the expense otthe purchasers. jas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

EARTHQUAKE IN ESGLAsD.-The English papers
give an account of an earthquake felt in York
county, on the 18th of December, between the
hours of and o'clock, on a bright, cloudless
morning. The noise and yibratory motion aroused
and alarmed great numbers of the sleeping inhabit-
ants. The shock was distinctly felt over an area
of more than 200 square miles. Some miners were
at work at the moment on Grassngton-moor so
fathoms or $50 feet beneath the surface, and 200
fathoms from the opening to the day. Those men
heard distinctly the noise attending the shock, and
mistook it for the falling in of the mine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
MORE JAYHAwKrSG IN KANsAs.-The Bates county
lMO.l Standard has the folnrrina

MORE JAYHAwKrNG N KANsAs.-The Bates county
(hfo.) Standard has the following:
On Thursday night last, as DIR. Goodson and his
family were wrapt in quiet and peaceful repose,
band Of men surrounded the house. Dr.. g. was
aroused from slumher by the entrance of six armed
men, who, presenting loaded reyolvers, demanded
his money. The Doctor-who resides near Big
sugar Creek, i've miles from the line-recently sold
mill for $500 OF $4,000, for which he took notes
and having, on Wednesday, called on his debtor, ii
was thought he had large amount of money in
his possession. The party were informed that there
was no money in the house, but would not be salts
fed until the story was corroborated by an exhibi
ton Of the notes which the Doctor still held for the
very money they came TO steal. The scoundreis
took the notes and what money they could find
together with the Doctors gold watch, and left
There were fifteen Of them, and our informant
states they were led by Pickles, alias Wright. a
notorious character, heretofore mentioned in this
paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
OpEstsG OF spR1sa Goops n Tonn.s \

OPENING OF SPRING GooDs AT ToDD's.-Each and
every of the splendid army of lady readers of the
requested the advertisements of Mr. John Todd u
and II Charities street. for he grand opening
spring dry goods just imported the comprising every
article which lady may require for dress house wesr The
styles generally elegant and will enable the
unusually attractive phase of female appear
In addition to dress goods Mr. Todd also opening
geou array the and most fashionable spring millinery
selected expressly suit the ehase cultivated tastes of
Southern ladies' the best dressed in the world The spring
nets mantles etc. should be examined at once.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

New GLoTHISG OF New STYLEs.-Those gentle-
men who looking round for their spring wardrob can gain
an impression OF the neatness OF the styles which be in vogue
by inspection of the arrivals the great clothing
of Messrs Alfred Munroe Co. in the Story Building corner Of
Camp and Common streets The furnishing goods outer aud
clothing for and boys at this establishment
known to be OF the best quality and tie atcs may
be found there for the stock is kept
necessary supply The drain Of its heavy trade Tie assert
nen of French and patent yoke shirts always full and
through forty different sizes yarious advertisements of this
h,use
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
ESTATE OF JOHN MoDoNoGH.
VALUABLE LOTS, IMPROVED AND uSIMPRoyEn, IN
the First District by order and for account Of The Nc o,,byb
School Fund On very long credit, without endorsers
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,

. Office 10 Bank Place,
st ! 1 r. apsy f aS aseo s at Z
the McDonogh School Fund superntendeuce Of
former ipnres,,ers WIZ iel comply viii tic pfevsas
Indication Will be sold the following described valuable pro.
slx LOTS oF GROUND with the improv thereon in
sss, ; fFgss designated , lots Nos each 81
No o S i K ssd desss s4s sf s
s SS wooden ios frame
o he ap il Nare Rea aD S
Fl s f SH H. T aha afs ee Bs
IL fset inches aud 5ie depth between parallel lines
N9 to1mng he corner q & Thomas and Market
pom,s9s iensish9re Camp and Magazine streets measuring
s Sfs aa ne front Mepomcne street BY depth Of
- TERMS AND GoSD1rloNs-one.afh cash, and the
s6a pur sdtsg Il made payable Dc cills
g sas saa
o aas Until a nrity case Of afief maturity
3 I Ts sa wifi n @ef e so S Sc az ni u
n ss tho hS'ff o e = the
aa TT policies e transferred 70 the vendor
ton st as S eo Sg and Will baz WITH the
poP s. CT as1y be or so aeFe o e
so o snsi fT t@er E seee CITY Notary %
street, at the expense Of the purchasers. jas
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN MuDoNoGH.
TKRRAINs DE vALEuR AMELIoREs EFT NoN,AMg,
nfliords dams lie Premier District par ordre ct pour lie
oomptc dn Ponds DIES Ecoes de McDonogh. yene long
CREDIT ct sans end6.selrs.
Par ]. B. WALTON,
Encanieur de la VILE
Bureau, 10 Bank Place
SAMEDI, 20 de feyrier 1860, a midi, a la
~ BouFe St Charles, ordfe DIES Ecoles de
McDonogh objection DIES Conf q de Finance u Com
Ell les poprietts dc veur suivRes
e comPte des acauareurs uas rcmp
SIX LOTS DE TERRE ains que les amtlioatfons au sy
Tonyent ues dams ilet borne par les Religious ST.
James Tchoupitoulas Celeste degnGs CONNIE
D. chacnn 81 peds IL pnuces gnes face Ia
rue Religious sur ~ peds 10 poucs gnes proondeur
res Religious Celeste Les antoraop six lots
consistent Ell maon bois ardoise
en- bois, etc.
QTtATRE LOTS DE TERRE sues dams let borne par les
rnes # Thomas aueois St Jean Bapiste Market Religions
and ST james dtscnes les Nos mesurant cha.
Gun u peds II pouces gneS de face Ia Thomas
eles Ie No formant fencognure rue st Thomas 81
Market.
uN lot DE TERRE sue dams l'ilet horne par les rues
Melpomene, Terpscoe Camp Magasins nesrant q nes
e. gncs Ii 3Iepomene proondeur de
lbs peds 10 ponces ct lgnes
5rTERMES EFT GoND1TI0NS-Un-cin quieme compliant ct
u balance credit de dex, auatre aus en- be
des ncqGareus payabes Ia Banqne Coyes gsrantis Hi
hyp9eque specae la propriee vendue u
Vendenr ct p0riant dintsret par la
maturit6 Placement natue les dts bIe
porerent alors pour dineret usau partt ua
=
Les edees deyron par acauereur contre les
re5 n eu ct les peces dassrance vendeu
Les acquareufs ieront metre
pres tras fafe face conditions eli
desus dcrits dams qninne ors d jour de Ia
dea on de ueEFence de eu part Ia propte achete par
Les aces de yene parde4ant c. E. Forer Esq, notaire
de la vile, No iU rue d Camp fats DIES acquereurs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

JEFFERSON COLLEGE,

This College situated in the parish James sixty miles
and opened public instruction. Of NoYem,
last under The direconof Mr. c. OSCAR DUGuE assisted
y Instruction followed this institution
LEFT 10 The discretion 9f parents to determine which of
'hs f. courses l the students shall AL pursue
ern Languages History Geography Mathematics
Ply P na Fss Es sss Rhetoric Literature Moral Fh0'0
The latter students will follow all the branches
belonging the classical with the exception OF
practical instruction suitable to the wants and habits Of our
country will be made an object Of particular and
in both will beimparted mainly in the Eng
Washing stationery school and medical Attendance
three hundred dollars per annun payable quarterly and
Students requiring instruction Music Drawing Dancing or
The services of the dentist to the establishment will
The regular quarters begin the days of November Feb
ruasy, May ana august OF every academic year.
men 9r the term mus. be the lime Of
according as the remaining portion of the is
student withdras from the College must pay for the
whole current but if expelled he entitled return
Of the money which has been paid advance remainder
From and atsE The 1850 the examination will
T5ardy priass a close Inc following
Vacation begins after the distribution of prizes.
charge made TO students who may remain Col
ieS e. a d,ring vacation srs
know how 70 read and write ms have been vacenated
must be bearers OF certificate of good conduct when coming
Students, their provided with the follow
articles - - ~
10 shirts u handkerchefs IL pair of stockings towels
summer coa-one black pair of summer panalnons, pair
winter pantaloons. waSeoas winter coatsone
black ick cloth osecoa 3wner wastcoas pair Of shoes
II bars feet Sy mattress Of dimensions pair
brush, comb, clothes brush brush Ifooh brush
shoe brushes boxes shoe backing, tin hand BASIN Sill
nide fork, knife. ' ~ " "'e
These articles mn he all aud marked with The Students
name They must be renewed when necessary at the parents
expense S Hstei''
Students whose natens mr. g,.r5ians IL, ,o ,;, t.,
of the College. ~ s ''Aee
CATHOLIC students will be subjected the rules established for
me feo exercises be followed in the institution said ex
eces 10 be conhded to the Catholic canlnn sner
ally attached to the College with the agreement and antorx
ons OF Most Reverend Archbishop Blanc, Orleans
who are not Catholics will be perfectly free AZ re-
@ her religious creed They shall not be compelled to fol
low the exercises under the Catholic chaplain unless their
ents should express desire that written application
TO the President of the College. fp
telegraph office and distance from
anu steamboats, passing duly afford every means Of
communication with all parts of the State. ~ v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
DECIDEDLY CooL.-In the Dallas CTexas) Herald
we find the following incident related:

DECIDEDLY CooL.-ln the Dallas (Texas) Herald
we find the following incident related:
During the late term of the District Court in
Parker, man was arraigned for demonstrating,
was tried, and every one thought that the verdict
would be against him. 1t is said that the Judge had
already prepared to pass sentence upon him. The
jury returned, and instead of pronouncing him
guilty, brought in verdict of acquittal. A paper
was handed to His Honor, commanding any lawful
officer to perform the rites of matrimony between
the late accused aud young, handsome woman,
standing by his side Imagine the blank astonish-
ment of His Honor, who without the loss of any of
his habitnal sang froid stood up and united the late
unhappy couple. The sudden transition from the
depths of misery to the hight of happiness was
enough to shock the nerves Of any other man and
woman; but they stood the ordeal very patiently,
and thanked His Honor for the favor conferred.
The faithful girl had promised to marry him if he
should be acquitted, as the horse for which he was
arraigned, was taken to carry off the fair Helen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
ETHAN ALIENS swoRp.-The vicksburg Sun

The yeritable sword which Ethan Allen carried
through the perils of many wellfought fields, is
now in the possession Of one Of his female descend
ants in Holmes county, Miss. 1t is the same
staunch blade that he waved aloft when, " in the
name of Jehovah and the Continental Congress u
he demanded the surrender of Ticonderoga.
And the sash worn by Col. Ferguson who was
killed at the battle of Kings Mountain, is in the
possession of female relative of old Gov Sewer,
OF Tennessee, who figured in that battle, in Leake
county, in this State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

MEDICAL, Erc.-Messrs. ]. Wright & Co., q and
l5 Charres street. the medicine Dealers among many
preparations offer for sale MINERS Canadian
fuge "Daey's Magical Pain Extractor Davis Syrup
Wild Cherry and Tar Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. and
Jones Lily Whe popular metic, all Of which
advertised in our columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

WE WOULD invite the attention of our readers 10
the new sague enre" cur columns It Is gran
such quarter will give the public confidence its efficacy
sustain their fullest expectations Cens he West cannes
fail appreciate The paramount to them of safe ana
certain remedy for ibis isting isternper without
minerals and consequently without injury To the eori
uoaal health. We have an ordinary satisfaction a.
Claiming this remedy, heeAnse convinced il via
CRYING and relieve great anoaat f
suffering. gRepahhcan Warsaw. Ind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

MoopY's sHIRTs.-lf there is any person among
all readers who does know why he ond get shirts
N Moodys he need pepire in ignorance he can
find by reference to that genmans well prepared
tsement which gives whole of cogent why he
should invest his money at Noodys and himself Moody
celebrated vestments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

New THEORY OF THE FORMATION OF THE So
LAR SrsrEM.-Last evening Professor j. Stanley
Grimes gave lecture in Mercantile Hall on his
new theory of the formation of the solar system.
His theory is, that the sun condenses that subtle
fluid which pervades all space and that it is this
condensation that produces heat, while all the
heavenly bodies were formed from this fluid thus
condensed; The lecturer sustained this ingenious
theory with much ability.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

PRACTICAL HoME EprcArIoN.-An in favor OF
this important mpyeent should visit Dohear Commercial
College in the Story Building II South would prosper
must Sustain and promote enterprise This eeege1as
been IN existence in cur midst for quarter of century
and has received The cutie concentration of Inc business men
and psess eff the South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
Traveller, 2sth ult.

JAPANESE DoGs.--A dog and slut, of the Japan
ese breed of spaniels, arrived from Japan in the
white in color, and about the Size Of the King
Charles breed, so highly priced in Europe. Their
heads resemble those of the pug, the forehead be-
ing large and full, while the nose is short and
snubbed. They exhibit much sagacity and have
been taught numerous amusing tricks They be-
long to B. L. Ogden, Esl.-[san Francisco Spirit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

REAPPEaRANoE OF A CoMEr.-M. Bone, a Dutch
astronomer, has published o pamphlet to announce
that the famous comet of Charles ", which was
seen in 1858, will roappear in the month of August
next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
PAR ]. B. WALTON,

Eneanteur de la Vile,
'.M.M Bureau, 10 Bank Place,
r UNDI, "a de feyrier 1860, a midi n La
~ Roure ST Charles lie Ponds des EeocS de McDonog
la direction n Commute de Finance u ConseiI Conu
les prnprittts suiyantes seront yendues-
VINGTIT LETS shines dams la Vile de Harlem naoisse
de Jefferson chacnn 800 pieds 30 dtsiuGs par
les Nos TO- H. L. 49, H. 10, To- IL IS 10
20 81 81 IS 80 40 4 ct a., scion plan dresse par
Louis H. Pile yoyer, en- date du de janvier 1860
ferson hacun 800 20 dtsgnds par les Nos 25
plan dresst par Louis H. Pile, voyer en- date du
10 dteembre 1859.
ONE II.ETS portions dilets, siues dams In Vile de
Huntsville paroisse de Jefferson, dsgnds par les Nos
s. 49, Ill., ILL., ~ l2 scion plan esse par Louis III
Pile yoyer, en- date du 10 de dtcembre 1859.
QATRE IETS stues dams Ia vile de Bath mar
Nos 81 co. 49, scion plan dresse par Louis H. Pile
yoyer, en- sate du II janver 1860
hA~TERMEs EFT C0NDITIoNS-Un-cin queme compant
balance credit dun deux, tros quare ans en- bill
lets des acauareus payables Id Banque DIES Ia
Louisiana gaans hypoheque spectacle proprtte ven
due les privileges dn yendeur les dts bets por
intret de cent par de Ia nsaua
mature. En- de Placement apres mature les dts bill
lets porteront nteret aux de par nsqua
par Placement Gette dniee condition seRendera pas
de maniere a reiarder le Placement des dts biets.
fais reqns deux de conformer
dnn de la yente eidessus mentonne dams qnie tours d
Jour de Ia venie de dea negligence de eur
part pop6a acguse vendue pour
ieurs pope compile qae avis deaut
legal.
auxfr IAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

EFFECTS OF THE FRosT.-The Covington 4.a,1
Wanderer of Saturday last says:
This season has been one Of extraordinary Sc.
verify. Our gardens look like well travelled roads
not sign of anything can be seen. Last week
we thought spring had set in-this week has been
like mid-wintef. What few plants had peeped
from mother earth have disappeared again. So it
has been the entire season
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

ANEW QpARTo DICTIONARY. oreester s aus.rtc
dictionary u this English language at from s press aa IL
already Teceiyed and for saIs BY Nj rhemas L. WHIT rs
Canal street. The subscription ptics 81 TO- and IL ii as
volume Of 1890 PAGES containing xseAssa ,s
#eEgsayiuss. See Sir, Whites advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

TnE FATE OF SIR JoHN FRANKLIN DIscoyEREp.
Messrs Ticknor Fields publishers Of Boston, just pub
lshed from advance English proa sheets purchased an
thor an elegant and handsomely illustrated edition of Captain
eGhnocks narrative Of the Of tho yacht Fox the
Arctic and The discovery Of the fate of Frankl
This work is exceedingly valuable interesting and is for
sale in New Orleans by AEess Morgan Co. Nj Theuas
L. White aud Mssa bloomfield Steel Please sce advertise.
q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

A FINE ART STOCK is offered by Mr.. B. Piffet, 122
Canal for he has received from Europe wonderfully
choice selection of the beautiful and elegant paper
articles excellent for their beauty Of finish and
design Mr. Pitet got very choice LOT
of oil paintings from the aeles of artists of merit note
them beautiful and all of them admirably well
We direct attention advertisement these
oho;,o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

SINGER's IMPROVED SEEMING MACHINES are very
excellent articles and should certainly among those inspected
by persons about purchase patent sewer Late and great
improvements in these always good are announced
they be inspected and purchased the Office of MIR
Walter Bennc 30 Camp street. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

AuctIoneer-ofice 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, the % Of March, 1seo, at IL
q order q s Hon r u Morgan Judge q lhs
proceed to sell for Perry s. Wareld
~o ofs e ~ SRofa IN e square bounded
by Tepishoe fryana Sayades and EaeTpe streets design
sion n stock before Boudopsqad late Notary Public
Lot 10 adons the rear of the lots fronting on Prytana
street, and "a feet inches front Terpsichoe
geer With iii lie buildings thereon consist
ing of kitchen building with slate roof and two els
Lot No adjons No. aid has lhe front on Tep
all tbs buildings improvements thereon consisting build
ings rented at sigl,5een dollars per month ,@,, 49,
shares and On ot MAI there twenty Two shares
which shares stock viii sod the premium current
ne q e which rats q premium VII y an9,9esd a
esysy will become , The Of he # d the
to FIJI u @
NJ April iss renewable sesordns N he elar,sr #
At lasmd n months equal nstaents or notes bearing in
rest the rate Of sly per cent per anqnn from date to
sitisfactory endorsement.
stock note Of 59t payable on the 1T dgy Of April 1860
movable according the charter Of e Bank for The balance
insalmen bearing interest the per
pr annn from dae to a ana nsa cent after masn
HE stoe nogs anihed BY the Rssar to be identified len
chaers all the obligations and responsibilities Of
Acts III le before r. Brennan Notary Public at the expense
OF the purchaser.
TERRI AIMS ELIGIBLEs EFT DE yALEuRs Sur LA RUE
TSt gd pro- d rue d3 bier ta pour nne
Ahemin de fer de Dc Perry Waied
PAR ]. B. WALTON.
55. Eucanteur-Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
SAMEpI, lie 3 de mars 1860, a midi, Ia
PHon II Morgan lne de II peuxieme Cour de District,
date J. - DC s6 ~ tsI i sea Eedu compile de
'aT nFITx TrRR,1Ss sit,s dan, l,. ,,r,e
seoe Pryianie Nayadcs Euterpe dsnts par
g. cfoqt acte de division daction pareYant
lie No cUngu dams la prOondcur faisant
face Ia PrS tanie rneuie "a nieds pouces
igne paraelo totc les authorizations qu sly trouvent
consistent en- une cuisine nenve c0uEerte aroise, dex
ntuves loute rs0n de SnG plstfe IDois able
No coutgns No ct la meme face sur la rue
TerpschOre et II profondeur. gues paraeIe
sehe tDutes les authorizations qu 5 ouyet
laiissts louts tlix-huit piastres par mos
B-sur lie No = il yng rois actions raduits vng une
nctas g sur Nj sngdeuN actions rsduits yingt
actions vee de prime que v#adront
e jour de Ia euel tauN de prime
deyndront les acqesels O. actions d prime sir
l' aiTGs sFF q n e. gg S gI ss st.as
nent dtcrit acqueeu fourirn billet de fond de SOIL
able Ter dayri 1860 enpvelable scion Ia de ri
Bangle la aanee uners compliant ct e ree Il "A ois
montants dga pour blets poan inirc de six
cent de Ia date matre hu ponr apres
mstuTle hyputeque special endorsement
La ropriet econdement deerite, acquefeur bill
scion ia cFe De la Bauque Ia balance nnters compliant
lie IL et u mos naants goals pour blets portan
hut pour cent aps narite aSec hypohcque special
dossemen satsaisHnt
Identifies denx dhypoheque de la Banque
toyen st les ou les obligations
possibilities dun aetionaife.
AeteS de Fenlc pafdeSat H. Benan notaire public
de Iaeqltrear jas fell y p %