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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
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Tx MfaIouNtgs PEAr ron MiaAGix.- :
The Hamburg MAJ psmoerat. says.--aoar
exchange - state fha. The ofieiaiine ministers q
The several determinations AZ sarsoas places y
Western Missouri, hays appointed dASs Y =, OBJ
served By fasting and holding prayer Insstlngs,
20 a,k The Diver o. AZ COCO y iayot ps win
eepiogs rain 10 view 81 nv alarming brought
and the fattertng prospect 100 "a eon,inlancs,
soHi j. not BE- well for our min s We 70 iolleW
The example sci ey our Hsighhofss Ins Gesa
Book tsaetiss US that ".hs prayers q The right
eoas &ssilsth mucli" then Why mol apron,
dsy for AT tbs GhIiStsn people 10 meet tegsthst
& ~. =, ia Throne or l;taee 10
ssst J's =, - - 81,
send % rsiaf Y We eyer hee'lsa ne
ton oI Divine REosIdehce, now - Ito time.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
Al JOURNEY . n DER r IRIS.

Al CORRESPONDENCE of a Swedish Journal.
furnishes an interesting account OF d sub.
terrailcan voyage made through ono Of
the admirably constructed sewers Of Paris.
The boat winch conveyed the party was
reached by descending d fight Of. steps 10.
the depth Of about forty.iiye feet The
boat, ID fiat bottolaed affair, was lighted
hy foRr lamps. The sewer is an arcEway,
fifteen feet high, and of.5cqual breadth,
with a ditch or canal about rem feet wide,
wherein I'LL the dirt and Filth ot Paris. il
Carried aWa g. On the sides are sidewalks,
Sshiott trgsstiier, bout four feet wide.
The whole ii bnitt Of beautiful VII sand
stone, and is kept renar kabiy neat and
clean No.Stencil OF bad smell was per.
Eoeptible The dcaser portion Of the tglth
| is carried away through large drains be.
meath the sidewalks, Tie sidewalks nre
iexeellent, and exhibited no signs of damp.
mess, while the walls OF the archBay Gre
kept MiliteWasigd, aud are at all times as
white as the driven snow The structure
possesses the properties Of an. immense
speaking tube, tile " orkmen being ahlo TO
~"
sasn o1he .,;t y se'ois sst stt9ss ny =,
1919 ! ta 81 = 49, Is NV !
a.sst olslIo' w e;.e.e = tee,s
,sgu - W. 1890 " ~
49, $50. - @s3as ~ , s,s..
tt'.s.,,Stt M Dtl ~, 800. ny
t9'!l s " ls's. l'.s ~ G,as,t ~ 49,.
y nouns a. l'.lt. 8. 1tot tp.1sl = y
eass sauts taaa stott S5ou.' H. e"Hss t'.I
vac s. a.ss ~ ~ " s.a.s" .''es' "ltif1
=, no., aoNeHsl, " tsale os';VII sitsss
ny Sontsii.s % ., t,lS seStt y 1oit )
now NY wy ~ 3PsaS' 4 ~, sae ~,
y salcienS : sat!s 'ie DonY "sea a1o..
WIN eoistS'el ".,ae ssIsett tG e.
FG.fs gre eo4sstNcsea ~ .ih,erEsts' - .nt'
Nti'eh tllo N.eI s't ~ q tut .is. ny . Is'o
tlle y ease Y saoea os 'seSsssel 70 my ,S
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
PREPARATION by TILE CANA.
DIASS FOR THE RECEPTION
e. OF THE PRINCE, OF MALES, {

- p
Tar Quthee Gkroatele 81 june latb
supplies us with the following iRtofnta tfop
Tie roysl =roaSoy Will. make ST. Johns,
Newfoundland, their first landing point;
proceeding thence TO Halifax, from which
EplaCe the Prince will 60 to New Brnns.
wick ard Prince Edward island Ia the
Lower Provinces his stay will neeessari.
| III lie very limited, aud tho arrival Of the
treyal aeetsin the Lower ST Lawrence Is
lc0HGdentiy expected to take place moi
later than the 9th or 9Th Of August Al
this poi4t, therefore, tlle Canadian ar.
| engagements wiilneceSsarily commence ;and
these arrangements will be conducted al.
most exclusively under the direction oil
| the Commissioned Of Pnb!n Works, who
will charge himself VITA what may be
Feailed the governmental portion OF the
duties appertatnfpg TO the reception. IS:
/ On. arriving at Quebec. ono entire wing
| of the Parliament House will be set apart
! for the Prince AID his most Immediate at.
tendants. AID it may as well be stated
| ia this place, as part Of the etiquette oh
served towards royalty, that there will be
I the same observance of privacy in dinner
/ invitations as at Windsor or Osbornei 50
/ that one Of the rooms Of Parliament, the
Assembly Room, viii be the royaE dining
|roou for the time, aud subject entirely Il
/ the control OF the household accompany
i iag the prince, liz. -e..%l5} Il. = y
4 From Quebec, tits understood 10 be ar
ranged that the Prince will proceed west
i ward in one of the lake or river boats,
/. On arriving at Montreal. the Prime
, viii take up 1is 4partsfs at ,tI" beuFe be
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14

iEdncad the pafty 10 select him "A thefr5
Eeand date il 1851 ID q Congressional no. no.
imitation hi oppusition3to General ieslsp
Goofnbs, q strong mai and the resale
was the election 81 the democratic noniist
nee Iii 1898 be- was reelected, otter
zone of the hottest caliy asses eyer known
in1the Static Ills pppnurnt WINS GEN R.l
l'gI ietchcF Among His numerous qiid
thrilliafi speeches that al tile Nel5raska Il
bill delivered March 49, 1855 may iii
iinstanecl jas Al masterpiece Or lligh-toned
uratory and concEusiYe Teasolings Dtlrea
ing LIS administration President Pierce
rendered 10 him tie mission to spain. bit
domestic nfIairS forbade Its acceptance.
4 Ever ready, howe yer, Id 90 battle Cor his.
party he did not Hesitate to accept the.
nomination for Vice President un.ihe titk,.
/ III with Jfines buchanan. lie was elect
Fed. and entered upon The duties 81. Ills
4 Office IN March, 1851 Tg yirtie ef bis
Eolliee Id Is the Presitlchtsof the United
States Senate. "a d presiding officer Id.
lakes. q high rank. lie has just been.
telected To tile United States Senate fol.
\ six years from tile 4tf 81 March. 1861,
4 TO take tho place .of Sic. EFittenlen
fwhaso term tllen expires Mr.. BFeeEiit,
ridge is ahotlt thiFty.fiine years old. aflsl
E.is posse ssCd uf a moderate fortune, aeon.
tauiated hy hlssown efforts .a3. 4
IosEPH LAM, or oRFGo ri. ... .+@.
Gen. Joe Ealie, .thaCanaidate for Vice
President, was born Iii North Carolina,
u December ! /, ls0l. III his fifteenth veal
# lie became ii clerk In aInefeaatile lioust
Eiu Indiauas Ia.ls2l he married and set
II tiled on the banks Of the Ohio, ia Indiana.
H where his fainfly continue TO reside. ii
IL 1922 be was chosen q member of tile BE
81 gisiatuFe serving In that capacity, will
occasional Intervals, until 1876. He snp
ported Gen Jacksonit lSs2 Nai
4 Barren id IssG,4e and Polk III, Is44 Iii
course while iii tile State Legislature WI
1 marked by q devoted patriotism and i
fstIlgicness of purpose ~ advance the pro.
/ pefits of Indiana He was most actiy
. lin the arrangement Iii which the Stat
was saved from bankruptcy, and her homo
!. from The stain Of reputation, None hu
I these who were residents Of the State. i
g that trying time enn Sufficiently estiinat
!: lis Invaluable services ON this import
A3aestinB. ia Tho year 1876 hs was
7 HtlJera Der: Of the. s tate Senate, but resigne
his seat when d call was nlatle on Indisll
!-kta furnish YoluAteers f8T,S the Mexican MAJ
1 He ed the army as q private, and, ]
Z tt.afeM HiortiIs ate. RsFds, was appointe
80
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
SKETCHES OF CANDIDATES
w FOR THE PRESIDENCY, +

: FeR the information of our readers we
publish the following short biographical
sketches Of candidates for the chief magis-
tracy Of the Union We alao give bio
graphical notices OF such Vice Presidents
as have been nominated. tx. ri .-.c
!. :. PEOPLES CANDIDATE, -. -,
e.. -. sAN HOUSTON
= Sam Houston was born on the. End Of
March, 1913, near Lexington, Roxhridge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
ELECTION IN yIcKsBuaa. the vicksbure
Wing Of Tuesday we extract the following

ELECTION IN YIcxsBuae-From the vicksburg
Wing of Tuesday we extract the following:
The votes cast in the CITY YESTERDAY have not
yet been counted out. Why not, we are unable to
say certain it Is that divided as they were in four
different boxes, it would not have occupied the
tellers more than couple Of hours. Enough Il
known of the contest to warrant the assertion thai
Geo. w. Harper has very decided majority for
Secretary OF State, over c. 4. Brougher, the De
mocratic candidate.
For Board Of Police, for the Vicksburg Beat, R.
d. Howe, ESQ.,, is certainly elected, TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mayor
Crump.
The election for Judge Of the Criminal Court Il
in great doubt, but the general suppositon is that
Of tbe strenab on j
Esq, has secured his election, there being three
Wings in the field, as his opponents.
Major VIM. W. Cowan is certainly elected Dis
trict Attorney, over E. G. Walker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
sIxrg Disrntcr couRrl cry or NEW ORLEANS vs.
81 New Orleans. sMRs. ADELE BRoWN--Eo. 2593
QY VIRTUE OF ii writ OF GerI fuefng II

srxrg ptsrnrcr couRr cry or NEW ORLEANS vs.
&C e ss sEi 6es co e
& ss a public AUCTION q lhs CIV Hes stss,
tween Camp and Magazine streets on MONDAY the f day
SEVENTEEN LOTS or GROUND. situated lying and be-
Orleans, s. Ann FIrst Second streets and designated b
numbers from fou. 70 twsn, ncasre according e plan
March 10 1850 and deposited my ece for reference which
sad lo.s measuring in American measure according to said
8 and each 30 feet inches md lines on s..
aud 1as VI
LIZ e - s; sds ri n ss on ds m
yidss from O SS and q eet INCHES lines ts Other
lie Side iiss which dsiaes Il from ke i and
e. se INK rs Is gas, s Line Mhe divides I
a x ast ss III. II Mi saa q e. NJ
Lots Nos ana Il each y Get inches Lines from. ST.
g feet inches lines s other sds line which divides e
linen ns lIi st hS a y ss q ~ s
fine other side which divides from lot No. No.
&c ds sa a e
and e fsei nci /, line front On Second street
leans street " the followiag depths 1t M forming
front On second Street and u fee lines a e ds
ias which en-. ayias. sCm 4 N
ss IF Se ga sS IS &
the other side line. which divides Il from lot No. IA
inehes orleans street BY he following depths ps
VIZ Let No. ~ 92 feet inches lines the side line which
divides from lot No. Isl 90 feet inches and Hines on the
other side line which divides it from lot No. Is Lot No Is
feet inches lines the side line which divides lot
sides 4 from lot No. 10 Lot No 6 % feet inches lines
inches lines the other side line which divides from 10
No. IL Lot No. II, " feet inches lines the side lin
which divides from lot No I6 and % feet inches and lin
the side line which divides it from lot No. IS Lot No. 49,
inches line the side line which divides
90 10 inches and lines the other side line yc
divides from LOT No y Lo NJ y 81 feet y inches line
inches and lines the other side line which divides Ii ror
lot No. 90 And lot No. 90 Forming the Orleans an
First Streets % feet IL inches and lines the side hc
divides i; from lot No. 49, and 50 feet lines front on Fir
street. ~ ts fs
The whole according to said PLAN f-==
Seized in the above suit l-
TERsiS-Cash on the spot .g.z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
f. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
sxrExE couR DE DlsrRIcr LA VILE DE la NouyELLE-
ORLEANS VS.. DAME ADELE
o1ya AL \ N. NJ, Q5

S RsaWNS = pa pAME ADELE
ms aassse ssae coar de- pist1s e
uSp mean fiis De
Commune entire les Iues u Camp ct des Magans la vente
Il dams lie psuxse District de
Premiere Deasems e dssigass par Is Nos d ouare
n r. Plan 81 Bas cs
1860 ct dapose .n mon hurean pour resouIs n.
PLAN les dimensions suyantes sayoir Les Nos chacun
50 peds pouces gnes dc face Ia Ste Annie ct dc pofon
s ss's rssSsss
ee Ia gns De aaire cote I ssars
so e IL III n %
ss NS " = K
gne De satre cats aui sspaTe No Les Nos TO-
s e %
+ gne qi e sspare d o. pss lisass 4
ses g sns ss ~
e " 10 Sc
pss ponces gnes iigne au e separe du No SCI q
'ps
ss u 1 "a iR
Ens sur s s Rs's ~ a + i
a ss a ne es a sns ] gu Ss u Il
ct % pieds gnes sur la gne de iantre cote au
gnes Dc face IA rue doTtans ct de protondeu saxoi5
peds pouces gnes a lgne de autre cote q
spare du No 10 lie No 5 81 pieds pouces 5gnes sur Ia
gne de agre cote qui e spare h No s lie No I q pied
IL
IL LIE No u 80 pied pouees gnes sur la ligne qi lie 5,
aue qu separe du No ls lie No u.s. 90 peds pouce
soa
No TO- % pieds 10 lignes sur Ia gne qni e spare
No IS ct 90 pouces gnes In gne de fautre cot
1ui separe No 90 Of lie 20 fofmant fangle DIES 0
leans Premiere % pied II ponces gnes IL igne qu
stpare d No 90 pieds 5nes de face la Premiere
lie tout commencement an dit plan.
/ Saisis dams rafare ci.dessus. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization
/ f. 7. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

FEMALE HERo1sM.-The starkville (Miss.1 Ad.
vertiser gives the following remarkable instance of
female heroism:
little girl, daughter of Mr.. e. d. Reese, of this
county fell into cistern 16 feet to the water, on
the nth ult Her eldest sister Ann being at short
distance and seeing the accident, Immediately ran
to the spot, and wrapping the rope tightly around
her waist descended, caught the child in her arms
and was safely drawn to the surface by negro
woman whom she called before she went down
neither was injured. This is one Of the most
heroic instances of female presence Of mind on
record. Young gents, look out for that girl; she
is worth having. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

BARBARous MURDER. IA gentleman named
D'Aumaile, of the Geological Survey Of Sonora,
was found, on the It'll instant, assassinated in the
Burro Pass, about six miles distant from Santa
Cruz, in the State Of Sonora. He left Santa Cruz
to visit an old mine attended only by his servants
From the fact of finding the revolver, it is sur
missed that he had been killed, not by the Apaehes,
but by his servants, for the sake of the funds in
his possession. Mr.. D'Aumaile was highly respect
ed for his scientific knowledge, and his loss will be
deeply lamented in Sonora, where he had secured
many warm friends.-[ Arizonian, 18th nit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

SINGULAR PErIrIoN.-Joseph Hengst filed pc
tition asking for a change of name. He alleged
that he was more than four years resident Of this
country-that Hengst was a German name, which,
being translated, means stud.horsen-th it was
generally understood and recognized among thoss
Of his fellow-citizens with whom he associated sss
"stud-horse or stallion y and that he was sub
ject, on account thereof, to ridionie and shame
that puns and jokes were continually perpetfated
against him, to his great embarrassment and in
convenience, as well in trade and business as In
social intercourse. For these reasons he asked to
use his mothers maiden name sEwald, y and to be
known by the name of Joseph Eldwald.
Judge Mailon was of opinion that there WAS
good reason why the prayer of the petition should
be allowed, and adjudged that the name should be
changed accordingly. EGineinnati Daily Gazette
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
RA1LnoAp TAX N MONTGOMERY. The Montgon-

RAILROAD TAX IN M0NTGoMERY.-The Montgom-
cry Mail Of the 31st says:
As we go to press, we learn that sufficient
number of votes have been cast to insure the sub
scrption of $500, 900 to the South and North Ala
bama Railroad. The real estate of the city is very
generally represented and the majority in favor Of
the tax will undoubtedly be overwhelming. We
have heard the probable majority variousy esti-
mated at from three-fourths to nne-tenths Of the
votes polled. The pro rata vote decides the qnes-
ton, but it is believed that very large majority
pe, CAPITA is also in favor of the tax. Now, Mont
gomery will speedily extend her area of industry
and population; or, in other words, spread her
self.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
pospnRous Llrr.-The Chicago Press and

Tribune contains the following wonderful item:
The Great Building Raising Contract. The en-
tire front of first class buildings on the north side
OF Lake street, between Lasale and Clark streets,
is now rising to grade at the rate Of about twelve
inches per day It will be at its full hight by TO-
morrow night, when it will constitute spectacle
not many Of our citizens may see again, II ever,
business block covering nearly one acre. any
weighing over twenty-five thousand tuns, res.ins
on six thousand screws upon which It has mage 1s ~
upward journey of four feet and ten nc end the
ably its parallel enterprise eaa see;pp
and the Contractors are learn preparing to ae
eommodate the public and give them a. Gppett'o
| iron screws.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

MIOTICE-A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
IN experience who has permanently resided in New Orleans
the last FIVE has occasion visit Europe business
aud will leave about the end Of May next.
As he is well acquainted in Liverpool. Manchester Glasgow
and Edinburgh and also in London he will be happy to execute
commissions entrusted him these cities, and thar
reasonable terms ,.u-n
He expects return to New Orleans early October Letters
addressed Alpha Of Crescent Office will DC Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

IsrANrIoIDE.-The Washington (Ga.) Independ-
ent has the following:
A negro woman belonging to Mr.. James Lank-
ford, of Penfed a few days ago threw three of her
children into a we'll, sixty-fye feet deep, and
drowned them. She went down by the well-rope
to see that they were killed. She was taken out
with difficulty, and will be delivered up to the au-
thorities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

FROM NORTH LouIsIANA.-The Mount Lebanon
Baptist of the 29th ult. says.
We have had another favorable week for the
planting. and gardening interest, except too cool
for q few days past-slight frost appearing in the
open fields on the 9th. Just rain enough has
fallen to keep the land in good working order and
terminate the seeds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
AN EXCELLENT SELL."--A Baltimore cores
pondent of the Macon (Ga) Telegraph says:


pondent of the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says:
Some Of the wags took a notion to anticipate
ll-Fools Day yesterday, and got hold of a lot Of
the old blank commissions of the police, and filled
themup with the names, ETC., of some hundred or
two of the new applicants, and sent them to each
one through the city dispatch office. This morn
ming the patriots were on hand with one, two oil
half dozen bondsmen, and in a short time the new
commissioners office was perfect jam, all anxious
to secure his baton. 1t was not long, however
ere the uproar of the outsiders, who were watch
ing the effects of the joke, and the peals of laugh
ter which broke forth at the expense of the joked
fully explained matters, and the crowd dispersed
in better humor than might have been expected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

sEeospE JUSTICE PAX, 3G DIXON, Ep W .F,T
" - "'''''' CoY-Nos Al, 42s.
I'm VERTU dun writ de ieri facias, a
pour Ia paroisse dorleans dams pare ci dcssu
procedera Ia vente fenean magahin dc depot snt
Cirque entire les Poydras ct Perddo, lie MER
GREDI, IL davril 1860, a midi, de-
Tn lot de MEU BLES.
Saisis dans laffaire ti-dessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de Naturalization
m3l ap IL w. II. WATERS, Conneabe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

fine baldheaded eagle honored our town with
visit last Monday. Alighting upon a pole in the
marsh near the wharf of Messrs. Taylor, Beckham
i Co.. he sat for sometime spectator of the busy
scene around him, apparently nnannoyed by the
numerous persons whom his presence had attract
ed An ambitious sportsman fired twice at the
fearless creature but we were glad to see that the
noble bird escaped uninjured.
TFernandina FloridiaI, 29th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

p.rnpa COOL" There has been slight mis-
enmmitted here said the house surgeon, of
no treat moment thought was the sound leg OF
NJ NJ Higgins which was cut of"
e pooR!, replied the visiting it is Of
no consequence, we can easily cure the other =
comes to the same thing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

ouArRrEsE coun DISTRICT la VILE Pr "a N2E-
de Ia NsayslIs orleans sINLAGosIE II 2 aos
II moi airesse par Honorable Quareme Cour de District de
Ia Nouyee Orleans, dams aare cidesus je procadera 10
rue de la Commune les u Camp ct DIES Magasns
pubque ct adjudication de la propete c apres de-
critic, s8yor =
Toisieme District et Tee Antoine Bons Enfans
et Bagatee 81 pieds de face la Bagaee Ga
pieds de profondeur
Saise dams l'aifaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de ladjudcation
f. T, PARKER
IN ok IA Sheriff de Ia Parosse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

FOURTH DISTRICT couRre CITY OF NEW ORLEANS w. uR-
Of New Orleans. SIN LACOSTE.-No l3415.
directed by the honorass The Fourth nsTet SSatt
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp Magazine Streets the 18th day
Of Apr 1850 at IL o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz ,E,,,
Third District Square Thirteen St. Anthony G9edehidre,
and Bagaee Streets IA feet front on bagaee street, by
O. feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05

BURNED TO DEATH-A dispatch Of the 3lst rom
the town of Mitchell, Ia, says:
A fire occurred here at half past o'clock last
evening, destroying one building and part Of an
other4probably set on fire. AT half past o'clock
this morning a dwelling house was burned, which
contained drunken Irishman, who was asleep in
the house, He was known to have money, and it
is supposed that the housekeeper burned the house
TO get the money. The Irishman was wholly con-
sumed, except one leg. The supposed incendary
has been arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
CONsTABLE,s SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE or PEACE, PISoN, Ep pMpYRR
For the Parish Of Orleans MAlL1N Va 3d. fA ~
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faeias, TO
ID me directed by the Hon. D. r. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
tho Peace Parish of Orleans in the above entitled case
will nroceed Ia sell ut public auction at warehouse
ereus street between Perdido and Poyras streets WE'D
NFSDAY the lJth daY of April 1860, at Il O'Clock NJ.
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cush on the spot. = = - .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-05
THIRD DISTRICT CouRr c. RosELIus, Receiver vs.. FIVE
~ PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
of New Orleans. TY, Owners thereof unknown-


DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
ID to me by the Honorable the Third District Court
Of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed 10
sell al public auction City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine Streets on SATURDAY, April IA, ltNO
at I2oclock NJ .
Alexander. Murat, Benvie and Custonhonse streets.
q ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. Al bounded by
Murat Olympia Cus,omlouse and Canal streets AZ, ooe
8. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 296,
ST. john Toulouse and 81 Peter streets and BY
line ST. Peter street Toulouse street. dividing
from property belonging now or heretofore to Norbert Vgne
Esq. =
ST. John street, hundred and fifty feet more or
less front street, and hundred feet less
ao ri TIiiRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No; 457,
bounded by St. Patrick Bernadotte Toulouse and ST. Peter
Streets No. One forming the of ST. Patrick and
St. Peter Streets having thirty front ST. Peter street. by
six inches St. Patrick street. Lots
and Three having each Thirty feet front ST. Peter
street. by One hundred and twenty feet in depth, be-
parallel lines. Lots Nos Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen
Sixteen Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen Twenty
having each thirty feet front on Toulouse street
hundred and twenty feet six inches In dep between
Patrick and BerRadotte streets i,
According the plan of Section No. now aeposea IN tue
office of said Receiver.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash en- the spot. .t,.
z. I. PARKER,
mia % 30 a5 IA Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.