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BY MeCERREN & LANDRY,
ia G. W. NcCEERES, Auctioneer.
Office and Salesroom Masonic Hall, st. Charles st.
SATURDAY, the 2Sth inst, at III o'clock
. A. NJ, their Auction Mari Masonic Hail. ST. Charles st.
will be sold
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District, in the
square bounded by Josephine Adele Rousseau and Levee
Streets lot lying between parallel es and adjoining each
other . inches and lines front Josephine
street by depth l29 10 all American
Bg-TERMs-0ne third cash, the balance in one and two
years for notes bearing of per per
from date Of sale until maturity and cent eventual
interest-a secured by mortgage on the property.
of sale before Sringef Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser. AZ
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By ]. B. WALTON,

Aucioneer--Ofice. 40 Camp street.
ID Y ah APr "a sse a e 6 IA ~ sa9
serve the following valuable property in the Fourth District
tina; THAT VERY yALu ABLE QUARTER OF. SOU ARE OF
thereon. sna "a IN The Fourth District II The seare
m a ~ bS ep md o
on Third Street 2i4 feet II inches between parallel lines
story es D@sne the q
loh sna sk s rs9 ea
ng boaoir Win front ard hack galleries second
rooms, Kitchen, ironing room bah-hone with carriage
1ss sass @ The grounds are hndnsy lid out
planted III. VARSITY s ss BE s o h derss a
r neighsorood in he Fourth Dste being sonaed b he
IF a az e 81 adaa no "
s OF e H. saea h E. S,ss, Fs
Nayades now Charles Third Streets designated lots
S Ss Is rs ay oG plan original" drawn oy = A.
s f. n eD e es si II s ss esfsa
lines, American measnelot No forming The corner Of Pry-
front Fourth stsres sy ~ fee, in
& III NJ LOIS 81 s aoi6 tn he District Of
M n n aons u y Ss
is Gsasa aa d na I'll q ay s pas
Lots Nos 10 nslesve measure each 60 feet front on St
Charles street late Sayade by depth OF I'D feet between
Lot No st. Charles and Pleasant
and b feet front ST. Charles street = feet INCHES
i ~ feet dsPh n q he side q ot No. B. and M
Lots Nos l6 10 each 80 feet front St. Charles
NayHoesl dept OIL
lines. tl=t--=-.
Lot No. l6 forms Charles Gate Nayades) and
Harmony streets.
Lot inches front Pleasant street. 30
feet inches in tho Ill feet inches in depth side
and 100 feet I inches the side Of Lot No. 6.
Lot Me- measures inches Pleasant street. 30
the 09 feet inches depth the side Of
Lot s, and l0T feet 6inches on the other side.
Lot No. forms the Of Apollo and Pleasant streets and
inches Apollo 40 feet in depth
h side Of Lot No and 10 feet inches in depth and from
| on Pleasant street.
Nos inclusive, each 80 feet front
Apollo street. depth of 10 between parallel lines.
Lot No. Is forms the of Apollo and Harmony streets
and 10 each 30 feet inches front
Harmony by depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines
American measure, according plan by b. Buisson
s. 1882 and deposited in the office Of NJ Hahn
Notary Public.
TERMs.-one.thrd Cash. balance ut one and two year
credit the their Order bearing
per cent interest per day of sale maturity
per thereafter if pnnctuay paid with special mort
| gage m the property sold until final payment.
The budngson the Of Prytania and Third streets
insured of the vendor by the purchaser
and the policy insurance transferred the vendor
Of W. II. Peters, Notary Public, at the
| pense of the purchasers. all
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aE& METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
q q MGM The following Sweepstakes have been
TXESA- ANNUAL. SWEEPSTAKES FOR
2zSs-SsaS THREE YEAR OLDs.u

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
G. AAA The following Sweepstakes have been
~ 3p 1sSgsE swEE Z Il X FOR
ea Of one me subscription $780, forfeit $l0J the Cuh
$50 START the second horse to receive $40
Heats miles subscription $500 forfeit 500; Ii
Club add $500 if two or more start the second horse to saw
Three Or more al either stake. To and
close August 1850 Both stakes to be To is
ee
H. H. as IN s ~ ss ss N Ies Ct e
start in The race if the run The
WEI W January ISL 70
stand the Meaiie Race Course At o'clock ~ on the day
swespstae oas; mile beats suhseripon $500 fer
horse fur sssrir sS 70 IN the stake
on FRIDAY, 4ih January, 1851. u
FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1851
On SATURDAY. March s1Sweepstake for two year ods;
heats 500 half forfeit $50 declaration four
or more to MI tue Club 70 aaa @ Il a sns race race r. IN A.
gust 1860 Declarations to be made before the ls january
ssespstaks for year eds Two Mile Heats $500
a ca s lie @
1861 Declarations to be made
on on On MoNb J.. = is apii s5lcREscENT STAKE
Gf hs he
a a second horse vs s es = saa
fiji the stake To close ,ha ~ aRuary 1851 Te
n sRa g ss Race Course
| On TUESDAY, I'd April 1851. HALL. x HILDRETH
for all ages heats q three miles sub
CHARLES ST. Louis Hotels, to add plate worth
$500 the Club add 500 If the race y
RIM the his stake To close the Ist
January 1861 the Judges stand on the Meaire
Race Course o'clock P NJ Monday April LIST, 1851
| FOR THE SPRING OF 1864
9s hs s o 5 a Sa f &
Cubit the the second horse his stake five
fill To and close the LIST January,
the Saturday the regular Spring
| Meeting of 1864. Now three subscribers.
making required furnish the Secre
| tary with approved city reference. 453
| Nominations and declarations to be addressed to
SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
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HALF A SQUARE OF GROUND IN JEFFERSON CIT Y
BY McCERREN 81 LANDRY,

BY McCERREN g LANDRY, =
G. W. McCERREs, Auconeer.
Office and saesroon Masonic Hall, St. Charles street.
SATURDAY. the 2Sth inst, at IL o'clock A.
- their saGsroom Masonic HULL ST. Charles street, will
be sold
Jefferson CITY Apollo, Faence Baechus and Bor
streets measuring $50 feet front Bncehus street. the
and a feet front Yaleuce street,
together with improvements thereon, consisting Of frame
containing four with gallery in front and rear and
ordinary outhansts
sMs-oneihrd cash. the pnrc to assume the
pawn mortgage Of S55 49, due and the bal
Il and lSmonhs for notes secured by mortgage
The property and beg interest ut the rate OF per cent per
annuna and per cent. per annuIn eventual interest
of before Magner Gottschhlk, SotareS Public
nj The eypense of the purchaser. a26
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BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
g, VI, McCETgES, Auctioneer.
Office ard salesroom, Masonic Hall. ST. Charles II.
SATURDAY, the 2sth inst, at II o'clock
~ a. NJ. their AucGon Mart, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles
street, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon consisting of 6neory frame house. servants
cserns etc. situated in The First District IN the square
bounded by Camp, Magazine Este lie Thaa and Edward
Mecerie streets and measuring in American measure Il feet
3inches aud line front lamp Width in the
by depth Of lao lee inches between parallel lines with an
Offset IN The adjoining the line towards Edward street. Of II
feet inches by 81 feet II inches ard Hires YE8
BTERMS Onehird cash and tho balance in and two
year bearing interest at cent annnm from
date Of sale until maturity and per eventual ihterestali
secured by mort .age the roperty
Act Of before james Graham Notary Public ut the
pense Of the purchaser Az
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I u. R0IRON. b. ROIRUN.
-. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.

-. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.
r. b. Boiran has the honor inform
pnbic in general that he has received, last arrivals from
iayre and via New York. complete
Fall aid Wnie Goods eiuInerae but which
the following Gents, Linen Shirts Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White and Colored Flannel Understands and
Drawers; White md Colore Cotton Undershrts
5onyns Glove, Cambria Handksrshefs sobs and Brushes,
der Boxes LADIES' Fancy Casks Scent etc. ETC.
Umbrellas always hand Perfnmery Lubns Pnand's
Societe HygieHique's, etc.
M. BORON having removed bis SHAVING ROOM, vii
be enabled 70 attend the LADIES' has added 70
bis extensive stock Ladies' Veal
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES GENTS btd in to g,ys M M
utmost satisfaction. The strictes attention Will DC pAa IN
orders for Resdy Made Hair being supervised BY me- p
A''asen. o. B. BORON,
% 8m o. NJ Charles sfess.
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TUE LOUISVILLE ARTISAN WELL WATER

Celebrated Water wte nhaned from the Areaian
Well Louisville the depth feet has proved
BY the anals Professor Smith q and
Professor James r. Chiffon a New York be closely allied,
In its medicinal properties, lie framed Of kissin
gen in Baya and superior of the Bne Lick of Ken
tnckv and the Congress Springs Of Saratoga for in
this city.
For snch Diseases Dyspepsia C0yeness Derangements
Of the LAYER Nerynssss far snrpasses of the
mineral heretofore in put up in hotties and
hacked with in containing
dozen bottles Far sale in New 0rean. by
p. b. FERRAIG Commission Merchant
mo 6n M. ~ Poyd ms street.
DLANAT d CG.-4h packages of the sinta OF 1851,
L 1916 1919 1906, in Custom Hunse Stores For By
g. n. GRATIAA 4 CO..
a16 80 ftasra,
THlRTKSRB casks Marzstti's Stout, xais by
s. WOLFF,
e23 CO Graver aud New Levee sts
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d
Mo win ba paid for the apprehension and delivery 81 the
IA slave JOE 81 the State and Fifty Dollars If
the city alive. He ~ bis quarters
orleans Cotton Press about o'clock ontbe evening Of the
Of afterwards reported at the
residence neFsgaed upknown person that he bad
chased The river BIZ Waterman and drowned
which u facilitate etscape. nothing
q the kind has vet been ascortaned haye occurred Joe Y
about Ii Years old black, Of the deepest
shade he feet inches hig has large month";
thick iips and rather IA well lade, active and
intelligent lie had when he left home pair of coonade
pantaloons and hickory snir.
a. the nenRps Of the law will be against them.
aa If q. u YAHCEy, q
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BY McCERREN & LANDRY.
g. W. MGCEEREs Auctoneer.
Office and saleroom Masonic Hail. st. Charles
SATURDAY, 2sth inst, at III O'Clock A.
~ NJ ~ their Auction Mart Masonic Hail. st. Charles
will be sold, in block separately
foCR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
improvements thereon consisting in Row Of Seven Two Story
Frame Residences kim Kitchens seryants rooms and every
convenience ioT genfes family residences situated IN the square
sonaea ~ imagining Constance, range and Reard Streets
being designated as Nos 10 and H. plan drawn by H.
hsensseip dnis March 2 1855 and measuring in American
measure, as follows:
No measures 81 eetI inches front on Magazine street,
width IN the by depth Of III feet inches and lines, be-
tween parallel lines
No 9meaaes 81 fet Aohes and lines front Magazine
ree same width in the by adept d 2l feet nches and
lines, between parallel lines
No 10 measures 81 feet inches lines front Magazine
street ZANE width in the bs deph III feet inches aud
Bes, between parallel lines
No y measures 10 feet inches Magagne street
width in the and By depth Of 2i feet inches and lines
between parallel lines, being the corner lot.
width Of fee, 2neie, and Ines and opening Richard
street
rs TERMs sold in block, third Cash the purchaser
10 assume The payment OF two notes. due 1913 February
lt and 1867 for the Of S each bearing interest at per
per tnd for the balance aud years
eight ce eventual interest," all secured by the
property If sold separately, onethrd Cash balance AT
and for bearing interest at six cent.
NUN from date u sale unit maturity AMI eight cent
tua interest All seenrrd by mortgage the property
improvements be kept insured and policy transferred.
| tote! rent Of $3.50 rear
Act Of sale before Root j. Ker Notary Public, thu expcn
| Of the purchasers. apN
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IMPROVED AND UEIMPROVED PROP
ery in the First District convenient to business and With
ono square Of Poydras Market, at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

BY j. u. WALTON,
Auctioneer-0fhce, 40 Camp street.
SsATURDAY, 2stIa Inst. mt ~ o'clock M,
- the Charles Exchange, At public auction, Will be
SEVEN Lots OF GROUND in the Pirst District. The
PoydTa Perddo ST. John and ST. Peter
streets designated by the Nos J. 3 q, Is y and 49,
Lot 81 feet II inches and mes front st.
John depth OF w tee ~ inches and lines between
parallel lines
o No measures G. feet front ST. John street.
the 1872 feet inches and lines in depth
side and III feet inches on the other side
The improvements this lot consist OF heSory and Attic
Brick Dwelling House containing four galleries front
cellar, bath pantry, ETC., hFst haor, four
the attic and hail in the center with kitchen
servants ETC.. 4
Lot No 4 measures % ST. John street BY
depth of II feet inches. between parallel lines
Lot 30. 60 feet inches front Vt John street,
by depth Of 1T fret inches between aliei lines
this is the Rising School and Stables of E..
neto eased him for FIVE from December 1883 at the
/ $500
Lot No. inches St. Peter street.
by pth Of l2S feet inches between parallel lines
Improvements this lot consist of One Story Frame
Building.
Lot No. 80 inches front st. Peter street,
by depth Of 24 feet inches. between parallel lines
No 10 30 feet 10 inches front st. Peter street.
~ lines depth Of ia
inches line ia feet inches and lines the other
| line. ).
bearing interest g. the of from day
of sale maturity and thereafter u punctna
paid with special mortgage the property sold until final
Z
buildings insured the satisfaction of the vendor
by The purchasers and the policies transferred TO vendor
Acts Of sale before Amedee Dncate Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchasers 40
i POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION, OF VERY vAEu-
able Property in the Locations In The Fourth District
superior Dwelling House Of
~ H. 49, rx.ta "A T,,rAo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
summer Season.
FRIDAY EVENING. Aprst Il. Iso.

FRIDAY EVENING, April n, 1850.
VIII be performed Broueha's original ABORIGINAL e,rsc
operatic, etc. exrravagsna Of iIna
a, Mrs John Wood Miss Susan Denin Wee
chsven dab, Mrs w. A. Chapman Capt John smith, Ms A
Misses and Il Gale 70 commence with sse s.gh 4,
Susan Denim; Tactic, Mr. IeHngweil Victim, Mr.. W. A.
Chapman.
HsDoor. open at haifpat O'Clock. Performances to eor
u1ence at III O'clock precisely.
HsBon oce open for securing Private Boxes and Chair
an W. B. cHIPPgEDALE. Treasurer.
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WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale, ON appii-
w cation 10 the Auction
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most elgibly located square
ground bounded by Chestnut St. Andrew Plaqnenines and
Josephine divided be sold qiarter measuring
follows.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
Streets liz feet 4inches and lines front Chest
street. III feet IL inches in DEPTH and front on ST. An
drew -
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Streets inches and lines front Chestnut
street by inches and lines in deph and front on o
sepmne street. - -.
Josephine Streets inches and lines front Plague
mines street, by l2S feet inches and lines Josephine
street.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Plauucmines and
ST Andrew Streets 3 inches and lines front Plaque
street. by 27 feet II INCHES ST. Andrew street
This we'll known square, formerly belonging j. Burnside,
ESQ., upon large nuer OF fine large shade trees,
filled and fenced and offers parties seeking sites for
idences opportunity to procure the
II ost desirable the Follrth District.
Ii within two squares the Magazine market and
square PytRna line of omnbusses and the of
horse ear railroad npw
H5~Fnr price and Terms apply 10 the Anotioneer. al6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE TWtI-S DRY DWELLING
House Espanade street.
By J. B. WALTON,
Anctioneer- Office 10 Camp 6teeet.
WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale, the fol-
w lowing described roptrty-
ONE Il IT OF GROUND, with the improvements thereon
i District in the bounded by fspnnade Dor
seois and John Streets measuring LAB feet inches and
lines Espnn street. l59 II inches and lines
St. John street ~ depth Of lig feet II inches and lines
side and III feet 3 inches on the other side.
The This lot consist oil elegant and de-
sable moier built TwosSory Dwelling House. with Hated
columns in 'front.' Containing parlors dining and hall
sleeping and hall on the second floor age
house, stables. cistetns, ec,
The grounds beautifully laid Hover garde and
planted with grea variety Of flowers, plants etc.
The property fine opportunity parties wishing
to purchase Of The desirable residences Epanade
B9-For and conditions apply the Aueoneers
Office,
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TERPSICHOREAN.
a. PROFESSOR VEGAS LAST ea
a. CHILDREN'S BAIL. MA
u AND
HAr-DAY CELEB RATION,
TUESDAY EVENING, May !, 1870.
Odd Fellows Hall. b..

Prof. Vegas respectfully informs his friends and the public in
TINT his Lest Ghidres Bali and May Festival under
his Supervision will be given at the above mentioned Hall
the Ii of May, 1860
The ceremony May celebration at TX
O'clock followed by the hdfen's Bail until IL O'Clock
after which the Ball for The adults will begin
The Hail wall be agniHconty decorated inside and ontidt
expressly for the OCCASION
Committee Of Invitation
Hon. Gerard Sti1h, Prof NJ. d. DmiFy.
G. T. Nash Harry VI. IsaAesoa
j. NJ. Regarf, DIR. T. AnfouS.
Anthony Snnboa, L. ii. Watson,
Martin Williams, N. |. Hoey,
w. |. llodgson, DIR. A. q. Greenwood.
Floor Managers
John Vegas JOS +. Fegus.
n Ladies' wishing nbtn Invitations will please send their
mud residences Prof Vegas at Odd Fellows Hail.
hPostivey Ladies invitations to be obtained on the
day Of the Ball
E enlcmens tickets he obtained Mt the Hail. al the
Music ticket Office the day Of the Ball.
Hy will be admitted except they present their tckei
at the door. ~ 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE-
giant private residences in the Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut, Piaauenines and Josephine streets,
divided into quarters OF square.
BY J. B. WALTON,
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q IL. WTLNHspI.S PLANTERS, PATENTED
~ C0RD-W 0On GU 4 R.

The exclusive patent rights Of the above have been purchased
by OF gentleman of the city of New Orleans for the
States Louisiana Mississippi Alabama arkansas Tennessee,
Florida Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing
chase parish, county State rights Of machinery,
obtain tho BY applying to the undersigned, who is sole
agent for the above company.
No. SO Natehez street. New Orleans.
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