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ARTICLES OF ASSOCTATT0N-


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Ind severay declared hat BY yrta of and p,lrsan Il N,
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styled The Mechanes and ass s saa vi e e
the State Of Lonisiana and they hays agreed and
g " hee sgree 70 and enter ofhe following
~ " e ~ s. .e-,s, ssas. :
The corporate name and ts or ii, Asoesa,o, .t,, :,
sfr IsN fs u FAI As
AKTIcLg
foster IN al the vsrons departments cf Aseu
@ saay E,ss Hemp @
segg s o H. md II e ths ssa
seaeonsy sa q
Isass sash siss ssas psaas
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The President Of is Assocson sha be the proper ocsr
af''~ "@0p e'a'0h e o'her process shah os served
xHi,els s foehih.
Of one bsasa sn n @ s Z s.sy xs s The sum
for n ons n en, se aoars eaen wnsch snah oe pad
Twenty per on the afeensh day Of 4ay enc
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day q July following twenty m the eenb dsy III
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nainng ssnty PET cent N q twenty cent
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their snfseripoa y gstsass i I e psJ ~ sss e
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pleasure , ~ 4 's q ~ ~ =
ARricls FisD-
beyond his, her or their subscription. ~ .
AETIeLE sIxTH- X
a,. Te 4 sse &c sse Il I us sss seal OIL s M sgs sa The q
4 Of Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association Of
legends and inscriptions Issue diplomas = may b a.
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pa " nso NJ n w ~ W. Sasea ~ tns frsside and
year BY the such place u he city New
o ss 5 s ss.a m s es e s @
soekhodsr shall be eligible Director provfed be
8. 'ss ssFs Ss ,sssss
% sso a s II p s' sa., na II sa sss s 5
% ansr q stock ha hs enssd 70 as votes Y he re
ss my Y =, ss o. ssoe. pfov.ued ina. no person shah
ass s s q s
stock that have the books
Of the Association for three months PRIOR
ARTICLE x1e,ryu
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tey sha II their rs Ietie aftr sr sssst - - ~
the}r nn,nier far Pfedent yvn shaii NJ eIarts ~ rs ~
. : ''S -, = - Article , srsrH
The President shall preside all eegs Of the Board and
Al @ hn
&c Signed of Nun n case q ms absence from any cause the
fsr the time being exercise he fal power q President
failure from cause to eee, Directors day named
Directors then in Office shall hold over until another
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
BY J. B. WALTON,

Anctioneer-ofHce, 40 Camp street.
ID \ 6APs s lss9 at n
the following valuable property in the Fourth District
THAT VERY VALUABLE q QUARTER VA OF SQUARE ~ OF
GsD. Rsa Ia e Ta "a s sansse
bounded Plaaaemines Third and Fourth streets
on T s
pss ~ he en-
Esq., containing two parors library small china closet
IaPh' as sea d
ss ss ss ss s
IN he being IN 'ss Sn BY
elegant dwellings and best population and directly the
hs oa
S. hae s and
NJ to ,o Ne on plan originally drawn BY G. a.
Nes e nssys sure e1s ,s q feet inches Gnt
lines American measure-lot No. forming the corner OF Pry
Lot No measures Fourth ~ feet
depth between parallel lines American measure and forms the
4 III Es Los @ saP dRoTa faHla tn lie
a sa ssay e
% sn S sa h By q Gas as Deputy
Lots Nos to inclusive 80 feet front St.
Charles street ate Nayades by depth Of 2o feet between
s. and FsfssPt ss, ,6sss
10 the 40 feet depth on the side Of lot No. and 10
feet Il END sn 81 ss oe On St. Charles
ae Nayades bya depth of 10 feet between parallel
| lines.
Lot No. the of ST. Charles date Nayades) and
| Harmony streets. 80 :
Lot No measures inches front Pleasant street. 30
Ill feet inches in depth side
and 10s feet inches on the side OF Lot No. o.
Lot Me- inches front Pleasant street. sc
inches in the 09 feet inches in depth the side d
/ Lot No &, and 107 feet 6inehes on the other side.
Lot No. the of Apollo and Pleasant Streets
on IL side 5 i2o inches depth from
| on Pleasant street 55
Lots Nos. to l3 inclusive each 30 feet front
Apollo street. by depth OF i2O feet between parallel lines
Lot No. l3 forms the Of Apollo and Harmony Streets
Nos IA and is each 30 feet inches front
Harmony street. BY depth Of @ feet between parallel lines
dated March s. 1882 and deposited in the office Of NJ Hahi
Notary Public
TERMS.-0ne- third Cash, balance two year
credit the notes Of the purchasers order bearn
cent interest from day OF sale maturity
per thereafter Il not punctuai paid with special mort
gage on the property sold until final payment !.
The buildings the of frytsnia aud Third streets
be insured 70 the satisfaction Of The yendor by ths
80 Asss e 3. s.is nspas W n feeis, ,o'ss all
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
cLUskEYts POLITICAL TEXT BOOZE.
Oh
Encyclopedias,
ByM.w. CLUsKEY. Washington. D. 9.


II contains among other things
The The various st,gs.p Party st,,p1 Platforms
The Kansas Legislation Of Congress.
Governors Geary Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
Senators Green Douglas Colamer and Hssrs Stephens
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Tbs saa sssn
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The liz caasisaen nsaa Rufie y the United States.
Articles of Confederation.
Washingions Farewell Fare vel Adj Address
virginia and Kentneky Resolutions Of i1ss and 60
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same -. ,,., VA, - a.. 1,,1oe,. rnsens Land R,,
The address Of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject.
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President peree Message vetong the River and Hanher
Ths School Lsaa Bill |. ana u votes thereon
I'm esssoa spo spesehes s and against slavery
Extracts from Speeches of noied Republicans and Absii
Mr. Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery. .s.-,... ~
Msssrs aaa and aa
r. sssiasas sassssa. rsa' M against sadeae
kaaas9 9 z M ra1s bss South Carolina the Poea
PGIsE s & ns assss Ne
osassas as Mase 4 II siaafss Letters signed Ai
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and IL i Morn " viii the voias the various Tariffs
ory hsory o ,he limited Bank and Abolition Petitions
hsphs ssyaress ~ Albany Speech and Eric Gale Letters.
ii;s,ary AZ the Annexation of Texas Iz., =.
ann of public the Of Congress the Ter
rores.
Tas Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compomise, with every vote thereon sectionsly
classified.
The Compromise Measures Of 1850.
CLAYTON Compromise.
fWilmes ProYso-
With many other things, too numerous mention.
Everr subject fully treated and vote In Congess
any subject having political Specification Is given.
fhs book will pest the pube speaker fully the Kanss
and other questions.
Single Gopies Ss; Club Of Six. Si5
JAS. D. SMITH CO. Publishers.
,,2a I'm, phiadephia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YOUNG SLAVES FROM SHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction,
without limit.
BY J. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ohice. 40 Camp street
H. S. a. ssans. ssh ss2 T. e. T.
Golden Grove Sugar rlaniaon q Shepherd Hook 0i
III 5 sold ne % @ hs a hsy left
which they had been made to beieys had been given them
s e su t%s
be found plantation and they offer opportunity rarely
slaves ce@stonsd . die culture q ,l,s
TERMsone third cash, one,hird at six months and
est at @ &c a v @ Of IS sale he The
entire satisfaction of the vendor.
SLAVES.
aged q years sd hand and and Sd plo,gh%an;
s. CHARLEs WRIGHT, aged As years; field hand and
PATR1cK, of the above, aged q years field hand
a s saa ,ss and ss hsd and
SRs @ ff sss ss sf1 ssEa%
bssr ss1 asaa s hand
'I SgEScEh aged aela hand and plouglmpn.
49, LITTLE ROBERT aged % years. field hand and plough
Il MANUEL aged 80 years field hand and ploughman.
% ffs aged 8 ;n sd sand and
IL BILL TAYLOR aged Is years Field plough
IS. DANIEL aged 40 years; Field hand and poughnan
10. BILL ROBERTSON, aged 40 years; Field hand and
ploughman.
JIM aged % years Field hand and poughman and
celent dining servaat-rery sober.
q. ALECK, aged Is years; Field hand and poughman
%. JACK GARLAND, aged 80 years; Field hand and
cartman.
23 PRESTON, aged % Field hand and plosghman
has worked at coopers trade year.
"a HARRY KING, aged IS years A frstrae cooper and
excellent subject
| % NICHOLAS, aged 45 years Field hand.
26 ETIENNE, aged 81 years Field hand and pl0nghman
a. ABRAHAM aged q years Field hand and plonghman.
IS DAyY SAWYER, aged a0years Field hand and plough
| man.
30 DAVID zIER, aged IS years Field hand and plough
man.
30 GABRIEL aged % years: Field hand and ploughman.
81 NANCY, aged @ years Field hand
81 STEPHEN aged Is years Field hand and ploughman
49, EDMOND aged 30 years Field hand and poughman.
81 PERRY, aged As years; Filed hand and ploughman
sale before j. E. Jareau Notary Public, at the
mems seoffb fbe
| POSITIVE SALE, FOR LIQUIDATION, OF VERY VALU-
Property the best Locations in the Fourth District
very superb Modern Dwelling House and Quarter of Square
of Ground, Of Prytania and Third streets
AQuarer Square, Pryania and Fourth Streets
Square Ground bounded by St. Charles late Eayades
and sire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. WITH CULTI-
waited grounds in Jefferson City the Carrolton Railroad,
BoulignS station, at ancton.
BY J. B. WALTON,
-#- Auctioneer-Ohce AZ Camp street.
GATURDAY, April Fl, 1850, Mt ~ O'Clock

-#e Auctoneer-Ofice Az Camp street.
SATURDAY, April Fl, 1860, at ~ O'Clock,
. the St Charles Exchange will be sold at auction
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the City of Jefferson, in the
square bounded by Nayade Apollo plank Road Vaenee and
Gadz streets, being (quare g. vii ians pan de-
sgnated by the Nos inclusive plan BY o. A.
Hedn I'D january 1851 and deposited in the office Of I.
Stark notary public and measuring each 30 feet front
Nayadss street. depth of us feet between parallel lines
Lot No forming the o Nayades and vasce
The improvements these lots consist Of modern built One
Story Cottage House with slate roof containing two paors
l5 by II feet breakfast and kitchen and
back buildings containng two servants rooms wash,
containing from 5000 gallons nner one Of the cisterns
elevated brick base is wine cellar, There is good
well the stables, with pump ETC.. complete.
These lots well fenced aEd lled and the grounds are
handsomely improved there being flower garden containing
valuable plants and fruit trees.
This in of the most desirable in
Jefferson City being in the immediate vicinity of the former
of-town residences in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
hTERMS-One third cash the purchaser to assume three
notes for $500 each bearing interest the rate of pei
annum maturity aud per cent thereafter If not
punctuaiy paid and payable respectively the list of May
1851 1862 1863 and the balance year. the note
the purchaser his order bearing interest at the rate of
per cent per from day of sale to maturity, and pei
cent thereafter puncualy paid with special mortgage
fhe property until final payment The buildings to be in
sred 10 the satisfaction Of the vendor by the purchaser
the policy transferred TO the vendor until final payment
Act oil sale before O. de AImas Notary Public, at the
lnense of he purchaser, all
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
COUThERN NIANUFACToRY
urRRtNf,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, lat New YORK frces'.

1 , l.; ,be Irned STATES are now made at ST. Louis Mo.
For he superior excellence of which thousands can testify
need not 20 North for these unriyaled Safes
Snn raw nd win be paid any person who cat show that
er Patent Champion Safe has ever failed to preserve Its
contents IN an eee'u'"''i FRANK W. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West OF the renowned
xio aaps af Bankers steened Safes, Vaults, Vault
Doors, etc., etc. ,. -, h.,d s,r cola a. ,,o,,
Mannfaory No ISL North Main street. St Louis, Mo-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE TWn-sfoRY DWELLING
House on Esplanade street.
BY r. B. WALTON,
NTcCERREN 8 LANDRY's AUCTION MART

The undersigned having secured the and central
as Masonic Hail. have lifted and established an Auction Mart
for the sale Of Real Estate Slaves M a bs na e
er anA of nrchners need demonstration.
SALE DAYS:
For Estate Slaves and u oatuaays
For Observation-Disclosures and thursdays
a,us MI dnateh may be relied all matters placed
IN on Tsf e eaAfse MeGERREN 4 LANDRY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH EXTENSIVE
Grounds situated Claiborne in the First District
in excellent neighorhood and convenient good
kets md the business portion Of the city.
BY J. B. WALTON,
5 AUCrOsEER-Offce 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, April 81, 1860. Mt IL o'clock
- M at The ST. Cssrls Exchange, will be sold auction
THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE situated In the
bounded By Claiborne, Canal Derbgny and Gasquet
streets.
The ground contains four lots measuring
26 feet inches front Claiborne by depth
parallel lines Of III feet inches The other adon the
aforesaid the line, with the front Derbigny
street, by The same depth between parallel lines.
The dwelling contains eight all fronting Claiborne
street. galleries above and below and in the gallery
closed.
The house is furnished throughout with gas
The improvements in the consist Of breakfast
Kitchen complete washing and ironing bath
large eisierns, etc.
The grounds beautifully laid ont front and rear
kinds together with the finest fruit choicest
ties, amongst which sweet figs and peaches
This is leased until the lst Of November 1860
of $50 per month.
E11-TERMSThe purchaser to morigaged notes.
due the 3Oth October 1860 and the other m October
each for SEQ bearing interest ut the rate Of
from date to maturity, and thereafter If
punctualy pad-S1D0 cash. balance in and years
credit in the notes Of the purchasers to his order bearing
maturity and theresfterif puncuay pad with
special mortgage the property sold until final
The buildings be insured TO the satisfaction
By the purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor
Act OF sale before Notary Public, at the expense
Of the purchaser. all
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
FORsHEE & HOWARD, .
,.,,t ot5 Gland

XW Nos and St. Marys Market 1~.Ek
Inform iheir and the public that they continue to Gu
nsh tbey also furnish, the best EA MuIToN and
PORK that come to this market !, S.. .
bose or seainship liberal as Remember
.be stalls NOS and g. the head Of ST. harys Market on
Tchouptoulas street, a. Az
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
ssanan,er season. NJ

ls.sss ssa Manager JoHs 2 81 ogESs 2,
Actsng Manager u ChEeSLEY
sumner season.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 90 1860
PIIase NJ Davenport dgsfs Pump, eS q faaDs a'1ss
ID ac. of oas a5ssaa s
a H. s' go Wogd 81 Ml PM
dan a:i " a F. H. esR NsI9oo 5ssa s'
ss-Door. osen u i.. O'Clock Performance to com.
One % ssI sssring Private Boxes and ehaiH
- :, : ~ W. D. cHlppENDALE. Treasurer. 4
VARIETIES THEATER-GRArIER STREET.
GARD.
Benefit OF A. II. Davenport.
SUNDAY, April p, 1860.
VARIED AND ATTRACTIVE BrLL
SAILOR or FRANCE"
BOOTS AT THE SWAN. aud
THE WIDOWS VICTIM
as-The above plays embrace The entire Company
Es-Box Book now open. an
NEW OPERA HOUsE-coRNER OF BOURBON
SATURDAY NIGHT. April H. 1860
THE QUEENS NusKETEERs-G Grand opera in acts BY
ss g ssssa % ,ss &C.,
ance Performance commences at O'Clock. sag
SPALDING & ROGERS
AMPHITHEArER AND MUSEUM.
St. Charles ST., Commercial Place.
FRIDAY NIGHT, April 20.
Second appearance twenty years he having embarked fer
England from ihis port April 49, ls4J of the GREAT MU-
MIR. Sam Cowen,
Conessedy the artistic and geueanIy
the age having undyiug fame in the chief cities of the
Old World well for four months envisbe
ton in the principal cities OF the New will appear
bated Comic Vocal Character ImpssonaIon by
JAMES HICKS. the eminent Goncertna solos and Pianist,
and MRS JAMES HICKS, the accomplished scotch Ballad
Singer
formanee to commence at O'Clock.
E3- Admission, 50 Colored Gallery cents Chi.
dren and Servants in sstendance Is Midday
ances only.
Museum and Grand Aquarfa,
Or Ocean River Gardens with 10000 other Curioe
open Er rERY DAY from 10 A. n. 10 10 p NJ.
Ea7- Admissior-25 Cents. s19
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
nartitaIar Notitts.

HTGrnnd Division, Sons of Temperance
LouIssAThe regular quarterly session Of ibis body VIII
be held in the Hail. No 50 Camp street. New Orleans, on SAT
uRDAY, the 2lst in a 76 o'clock 4 Panetuai attend
ance Il requested. 1ty order of the @. w. r..
a2N Il THos. II. JONES, Grand Scribe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
CPALDING & ROGERS
AMPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM
MaHag
Parotai Grand Italian Opera Company,
FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY

5.s.s "A
u H. Manager.
D.,..s, x..rx.,, <,,,u- <.-,....
80 srvE.y .,,e,,Tp 49,
~ = - - - : - - ~
FORTY EMINENT ARTISTS in brilliant combination
distinguished trouse ever in the South
copaied by Chorus Orchestra with magnificent Cos
tunes every adjunct give due effect TO the per
feet representation of GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
s,anor. TRpEsa pspnnr
e =, o>axp o'ghof V. nnhiGLiA,
1s'oi II otaosn =
s's A . ~ -.
-- s's 1o " M '.s.r.5
A., v, 4, =. - III So, ~. i.Uts1oN, c,
~ 'e ens"se'h - Jug aai opea Afuup sisc
VIZ ..e Gu AsAss a
MoNDAy Ann "a ERsaN1
TuEsDAY, April "a. LA TRAYIATA-
.ia iicI M ,,,,;rn,oan
ppInAy Anr, ~ IA soNN aMpor.A.
saTIrRnaY ANIL % - n TRoyAToRE
sITNnAy a,r,I 90 nov cIoyAgNT
s-The Box Office will be omen at 10 A. NJ every dav com
meneng FRIDAY, April ~ Tor securing places for either OF
the above nights.
-. :, - .,or
monday evening, April SStls6O,
~, ,,,,o,,,, n.,,snas.aa d;.,v,,r.,. :, ,,.-.,...
Signora Teresa Parodi .Elvira
Signor g. sbrilgia .Enani
signor +. Gnone Carlo Fifth
Signor n Bai ,Ruy Gomez de Silva
Don Ribeardo Sgnor Ncdana, Ruiz Sig Loeaei.
lst Bandit, Sig Mattel ,.....2d Bandit, Sig santei'
81 Bandit Sig. Perine lnez sgnora zapucc,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

n nanaME DeBAR,S DANUINu 1OItU- ~
AfrMV No lSS Baronne street. between droo ana Suns
das of New Orleans respectfully informed
H{ ins .t a,oye Academy OPEN where all the
rSE EaSbnnabie Eat dances will be Taught
ra;asMonday Wednesday and Friday, from iV5s 70 IN.
ana Thursday and Saturday from ~ to eH
p. NJ r1-..sa,. - aa.,-a.,. 49,, ,n.<
to 81 SO u -, s..., .e -.x,.
vince Twelve lessons In the m3nth
Mms Defssr be at her Academy any day. from l0x
ssk and ~ so6k. n2A tm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

p. CHs. CuyEILiER,
O. l., kERNIoN, sss,s 55 65s @s#
WALTER II. PErERs, N T.
certify foregoing be true copy OF the original exant
Witness ny hand and seal New Orleans the 1sh day
Of al aPi,r A y 'eeo. WALTER h. PETERS. Ne.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
AMUSEMENTS.

VARIETIES TEIkATER. GRAyIEB STREET
Lessee and Manager J0Hs n OWNS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

THuRsDyAX, April &c, 1850, at s, n o'eloc ,.

NJ the St. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction,
will be sold
Fourth District in the bounded by Nayades Apollo,
measure inches lines Nayades
street. by depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines No.
forming the Nayades and Conrey streets. Nos and
each 80 feet front Coney street by depth Of l02
inches and lines front on Apollo street by dep Of 40 feet
parallel lines No. 10 forming the of Apollo and
Conrey streets.
There old buildings these lots that bring sufficient
rent pay taxes, etc.
Da~TERMS-one-h third cash the purchaser two
for 1888 S3 each due 2h May 1861 and 1852 bearing
6per from date and eventual interest balance
credit and years for bearing mortgage
the property with per cent interest and cent eventual
interest,"
Act of sale before - Notary Public, at the expense
of the purchaser al9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
J. B. WALTON.

vxrTsnrs IMPROVED AND UNIdPRoyED PROP
x ss "a District convenient business and within
one s tausre NJ are Of Py;s9 - garget, a. aacton.
nv !, 3. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
WANTED---WA ANTED.

yUANTED-A LADY WHO THOROUGHLY under
w stands Cutting Fitting and making Dresses to go to
country pleasant home and good salary offered Snt
isfacoy reference required Address, stating residence E. j.
this office, m29
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION OF SEVEN LOTS
Of Ground in the town Of Brashear parish of ST. Mary,
the Railroad aud two squares from the 81 mile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20
BY j. B. WALTON

SALE FOR DIVISION OF INTEREST IMPROVING
property on Gasque street. IN the square bounded by Canal
Broad and Dorgenos streets
Six lots Of ground in West Bougny two squares Napo-
leon Avenue, and one square from Levee street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

JOHN Vegas, JOS F. FegHs
Ladies' wishing to obtain Invitations VII please ssnn he
and residences Prof Vegas at Odd Fellows
E3-Postively no Ladies' invitations to DC oosheo ~ W
day of the Bali. =. A.. nm .t tba
Music Stores and at the Office the day o. e
H8- NO one Will be aafnlt'cu eAesPs ts 80 a9 I'd
at the door
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-20

POSITIVE SALE, FOR LIQUIDATION, OF VERY VALU-
able Property best Locations in the Fourth District
very superior Modern Dwelling House and Quarter of Square
Of Ground, corner of Prytana and Third streets.
of Square, of Pytania and Fourth streets
Square Ground bounded by St. Charles, late Eayades
Apollo Pleasant and Harmony streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29
SPORTING

LvRAsCIs BITf.hH, No. 3fEcE SLAP. naS rds Ia
gtst SUc choicest assOrrnsnt OF log ~ rwi Ia
Ter nialhos farEe Cure and Flea kltsrma~r a ents
per ho'ils. noss hosrd.d rArsd A. kssi.s s-.s
L'OR AlE--Tnr FAST FAILING fftArtsk
II Fsiur Yscb Petrol, " tcnp Ne sisps~d f1y r'~ -
lahui ishnr For isrrns app.y 70 Is. u Liiiih 49, !"
Pearl street.
SPoRrrso -erre. RIFLES. RvvoLyEss Ar-frsr
= received, lo donble and s.fe 49, 80 - 80
store. ~ nathan street AT DDS vsrMse - repre
ylykr1pr-l vscrr or vsov rrs 10 rcrpvrEN
w toms With cabin. Nust be god SO b1Aa A1Arcw
81 ~umAr 10, 1is Herald once, fcr ens ~set
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0NT,- -~ssNp - -, -.
= avs. 49,, .s ssr. es.r J. ~:
ss.s... Z. -. 80. =. -. r;,s 5 =, :,
.esss.ss .. ssls I. Is.s, 49, s,- = :, '
snsasss isss. .,.-.s.s s.i n, $500.
psIrtR gaScg pa L,nirs ssv 49, sssis
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