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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11


FHEAks ~ MEMORY A British captain.
whilst wi,ing orders on the quarterback oi
his ship Of the battle Of the Nile. was struck
on the head BY shot aud Immediately be-.
came scnsclc.s H. was taken home, nud
removed 10 greenwich Hospital. where ior
fifteen months hc cyinrcd no Sign OF Iuicl.
ligcnce. lie was then trephincd and nm
mc,laiely upon the operation being per
formed, consciousness returned. and he i'm.
mcdiaiely began lusying himself to see The
orders carried ont that be had given during
the battle, fifteen months previously. TIE
clockwork Of the brain, unaware tha. u
had stopped, upon being set going again,
pointed TO the exact minute at which Il had
left N. These sudden rcyiyals of lost
intelligence rival in their dramatic tacct
the cacc. of the Princes advent in the
palace Of the Sleeping Beauty, where. at
the magic Of q kiss, the inmates Of the roy
al household, who had gone to sleep for n
hundred years transfixcl in their old a,,i.
tulcs. lcspt suddenly into life and motion,
as though they had only FOR "a moment slept.
-Onee Week.
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ugpsAI IN SisDu.--Ths ordeal Of FIRE
and water VS. resertcd 10 in the absence Of
rroof. lathe latter ordeal the accused was
lowered inssa veil, plseis8 his Lad under
water: OF the very moment a strong man
.luos an arrsw .. far o. il wasli 70, and an
other ran to pick ], up. II the accused
could remain under water till the Arrow WAS
bssart. back. which Was sisnslired BY the
shaking Of rope. he was declared iune-
r~ns. IN II he f.ised his heal moment
before that. he ~ss rrcnosneed ssilty.
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nas pernssspsIv lacasr.l at his resissars. kvs
mica southeast II Psscls..ns the tsti.s-
sIsfssi. ~ss... Il. q ~ fsu,a = these nesains
reatsuussi ssrss<-s
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ifaNllti eyes seahhel lhe alf s.fl afitnt
hHl mfying d1hc,l Enllebly IrhfElh
il san flushed out fhnn che haprnf fnA
ftIli ahd Hope hailel aifli r,H.nf
iha aaeetdIhf alar If llslhlahom
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ft,b iu lauHlrm IT, raaamr0.. uHl.
th0 hiwntH st,nnl meNn.
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tact There wofo deep trhon ~ a0.
o Ne elnnienancc. though bo on kH
vhy be gfiosel, for be- lted iu tbo pIelr.
d cyefy virtue, aui va lo,d ly nil iha
cool nnl wise. T., anl Nv q ua. rumsfrl .
that tie slfhurcr worked mUH'0 ti
thc blind snv lhnt the dmnh pN.f ih
t'enA loaral, The ocean molcfanliH rlfHra
idle and the very thunder l1.fnIi'rd VIZ
"a tho sou " God Envy ns.nIlel hra ~
Death Slowly and ihickly gfllad, l' a'.
ccudcd Che hIl Of Calvary. A hn,y ero
lcniel him to.lhc earth Ba l'aiih l,anrd
on lit arm, anl Hope, dipping her pulon.
in his blood, mouli ted TO The skies.
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m0b rhJ uff gaihrnne via hlFrH
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Hi.l befuliHiy "unly uml nower "
ua i'e UplU own yon a.ll me whii
p.n hHo fhlhrI T con- mnlnm. I
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llr Majesty t00s lho luwers. aud. having
% ile poor F0mau three nnpeloona Wt'
m .uf on, when The oilsf nil bold ofh.r
arm, Wi md, "halpm, ! dl mot know
fha money hh,. never seen such fine aous
t. v possible chat ynu nfc ihe Emperor .
vinf Net. ! aim the Emperor wlo.
1id ihe Empress, with smile Indeed
anil hon : ymr good mnn 4 lle quite
adl How Is yours f "Mine -Oh : n,
8 loen yondcr. with the three chlircn.
mnl ing lureols "Three children Z mI
the Empress; "lhen must give yon llrc,
more sous for them.
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General Collecting Agent
ron rlyof.a COUNTY.

1AyING tssjhess ali svx the cssIniy, Potter
II nv s-ssiesa "a t;sssrs5 sllesxinx Afsut.-
llemphi. merchants viI ihI il to their interest 70
ZEAL nsp tks;s s&s,fssss fsr salI~etias.
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aiaU - y AJuuNF. IiCkSON.
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A papss FROM onsef the interior cosnsies:
~vs: " "Thsss is not . single person n
ne essnty jsillr Ar there any sssvrssd
p,rsonj there! = =
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|ov At psscniryioss, itom large lianl Bills 10
|l,ncy Cards. done With Scasncss aud pisra'ehi
|p NJ IN reasonable terrs. a.,
rsr CASH on DEI.st Euf. .&l
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All subscriptions nlt d,sinfllt lInhl o. th'
,s VI .alroinol, will w. continued unii ~ o.
~. y. arep,i, ,of attl oplianoi ihap pfopdeior
ApvaltrlSfN6 RATES.
Vis nisi, ~ Jess, tldi ste iyP'il ataf7 20
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A lInsa. viii ba counted -. two slaarss Cuts ~
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON COMMON STREET,
between Philippa Dryades) and Circus NOW Ram
par sreets nssr University Place and the Mechanics In
THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL. STEAM BAKERY AT
auction Offering fine opportunity for safe and profitable
By ]. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Aueioneer-onre, 10 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1850, MT IL o'clock
~ M, at the 81. CHARLES Exchange, will be Sold
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, In The bounded by Frank
lin Gate Benton street. Clio Basin date White Calope
g. and plan drawn by L. H. Pile. Esq. City
veyor dated November, 1853.
Lot No. SO feet front Clio street by depth
l24 feet ~ inches and lines parallel lines
the Of the other four lots. lstgja. -
Lot No. 81 feet front the projected line
opening of Franklin date Bento 81 feet line
where adjoins lot No and ~ feet from the aforesaid pro-
jected line to the rear line.
The improvements consist of l{5f
On lot No. s. fronting Clio street twosory brick fire
proof Bakery, containing three large complete
building fronting Clio street. story connecting
il with the Bakery with sheds and ouhonse they exist
sS-TERMS Nos. s-The purchaser assume
each for $780, payable in July 1850 and in january
1861 and bearing interest the of per
after maturity il not punctualy paid $500 cash and the bal
in the Of the purchaser his order at years
and per thereafter IL puncnay paid, with special
mortgage until final payment.
The buildings be kept insured against the risk Of Are by the
purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor
No. adons lot No 50 front the
present line of franklin Gate Benton) street, by l3 feet in
depth, between parallel lines.
Lot No. adjoins No. and has the and depth.
Lot No. adjons No. g. and forms the of Clio and
Franklin d feet inches lines
Franklin street. by depth and front Clio of ll3
N. Bon the lots Nos and g. there is shed, which the
has the privilege Of removing after tie sale.
HH~TERMS for Lots Nos "a and e0ne-thrd cash bal
and from day Of sale in the Of the pr
chasers their order bearing interest at the Of
to maturity and 8 cent thereafter IL not
puncually paid with special mortgage until final
Of sale before A. Mazureau Notary Public the
| pense OF the purchasers m2S
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AAAS - sg.las s Sss,sg ] sI isS
ID ldo Win tho PLANET POST
-Four Mile Heats he second T. The raes h,s
s q u ss @ e. e e. sf ~
post
ard. james Jackson + r r. DosseI John Campbell
sATuRRAy Msssh sl.. sss
The and the second bis stake Declaration
Il J. Wells names n. I b imp Ysrshrs risssi ~
ksass1 Z ss I ST. T. ses
Stephen ch. VIOLA, BY imp Yorkshire,
W s. Minor names b. +. cAsTA DIVA BY Voucher. Of
Il. i. oliver RICHARD III, by Brown Dick,
- a Br.nsier names CHI by Lexington out Of Louisa
Il. snsmanskl \; THE ODD FELLOW, By imp
Sydney ogiss Oh. !. b Brown Dick, BY imp
TB. foindsxser br by imp. Yorkshire, Of Ma
r B. Peindexter c. by imp. Glencoe out sally
+ B. Poindester names br By Lexington ont Of Blue Bon
more e susscribss to SAKE iaS Nv sss ID
j. Wells q. IDENTIFY, by imp Yorkshire,
r j. Wells names CHI c. UNCLE JEFF by Lecom.s out d
D. r. Kenner oh. SOUVENIR, by Leeomts, OF
W.g. Wood names gr. c. ALT. MORGAN, by Gray Eagle
W j. Minor names ch RESERVE by Lecon,te, ont Of La
VI j. Minor names VERONA, by imp. Yorkshire out d
&essath 4 Harper Oh. 8 ESDoRsER, " Wagner,
II b. Poindexer by imp. Yorkshire ont OF sally
T.a T. y; boswell names CHI g. ExcHEoUER, BY Reys-
yyaps r.r,s. r. he fruckar mt Eli,.
j. g. Boswell names C. GABBIEL BY imp Glencoe, of
II E oliver b. cAzIQuE, BY imp. Sovereign,
sydney osvle names ch BY Brown Dick ont Of Sally Rid
a 3. Poindcxter b. by imp. Albion, ont Of Polly
r B. Poindexter oh. by Wagner OF sportss
MONDAY. April I'd. 1ss,-cREsoENT POST STAKE
a sss
| second horse to save his stake.
| -suhscribers-
Bass%sa W. Ws bo kssps ns1s sssso Zen
TUESDAY. Sd April lss0Gub $1,000 Heats Of Three
WEDNESDAY 4th April-clnb Purse 5000; Hests Of One
TR6RsDAY. 5th April-club Purse $500; Heats of Tive
FRIDAY, 9th April-HuNTER STAKE for colts and dies
S ssf SS ea CT ns iii
$500 added BY the Club If the race y run the second horse 10
--subaeEiheEs-,
John s Hunter names Oh. sHERRoD, by Iseonte dan,
W. j. Minor name. b. cAsrA DIVA. BY Voucher, dam
Norma. Also ch. t. VIOLA, by Yorkshire dam britannia.
Also MAY DAY. by Voucher dam Waltons mare By Bel
shazzaf.
d, + Kenner names b. c. SID. STORY by Yandske, dam
| Hapenny 8=sHls53 sLf FL r -
IT. e. Hardin names br c. by ck, dam by Churchill
A. L. Bnganaan br NATCtEZ, by Lexington, dam
x Richards John r. warrens ch. cby Glen,
i coe dam Maid OF Orleans
sherrod Roandtres b. by Albion dan, Raora, BY
4 Priam.
M II cagy names ch BY Albion, out of the dam Of Ada
| Teya e.. T. :.
W. IT, Williamson cl, by Brown Dick dam Sally
Wake.
seruggs names Col Jna MahewsD &c. by Albion. dan
by Also Col s. NJ Mills by Wagner, dam Bell
| Lewis.
r q. Moore names b. c. by Brown Dick dam Midway, b.
4 Boston. l lgs
4 b. q. Wood-not named.
4 James Jackson-not named. Il
/ w. T. Eheaiham--not named. 81
i SAME DAY-Clnb Purse 1900 Heats Of One Mile
SATURDAY, 7th Aprl-Gnb Purse, $1,000 Heats Of foi
Miles entrance five cent tho second hnse
| receive the nurse z3 n1z If
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By JOSEPH FLEuRY & CO.,


JesErH FLEuRY, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at IL O'Clock
~ M at the Fillmore Rendezvous the corner OF Lvse
street and Napoleon Avenue In the Jefferson by virtue
Of order from the Hon Victor Burthe Judge OF the fhr0
Judicial District Court OF louisiana bearing date February
1850 and numbered 1854 said Court Docket the following
described property will be sold public auction, belonging TO
the aforesaid succession, to-yyit:
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the buildings
and thereon htuate in Rickeyle city ana
parish Of Jefferson in this Slate and designated by the NOS
49, 10 n and % in square No. H. which Is bounded by Val
drawn by Benjamin Busson and William Thornton Thompson,
Surveyors The sd Of March, 8is deposited in the Office
of j. r. Beard Notary Public for reference Lots Nos L.
10 and % each hone feet front Magazine street.
by hundred and twenty feet in depth. Lot No. q forms the
OF Magazine and one Streets and measures thirty
and two inches front the former by hundred and twenty
feet ia depth and front the LATTER and Lots Nos % and y
each thirty feet front Leontne by one hundred
and thirty nine feet and inch in DEPTH all having parallel
lines American measure.
The Improvements consist Of large frame house. occupying
the whole front of the Magazine street. and having
eight different enenen containing each two rooms butt OF
good materials and with small outlay might be made to bring
revenue of at least fifty dollars MONTH
Also, lot OF Household Furniture consisting OF Bed and
Bedding Chairs Tables etc. per inventory file in the
Clerks Office
4a@ TERMS OF SALE-For the Real Estate onehird cash
the balance and II months secured by mort
gage said property bearing the rate Of cent
per from date until maturity and after maturity In case
Of to bear interest at the rate Of cent per
annum until final payment. For the moyeabss, Cash.
Act Of Sale before Ernest Ccmnagere Parish Recorder al
the expense Of the purchaser, mT I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
| VALUABLE COLLECTION or OF. PAINTINGS Al
suction
By MONTGOMERY q SMITH.

By MONTGOMERY 81 SMITH.
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY. Auctioueer.
< ONCE 81 Camp street
THURSDAY and Friday evenings, 18th
and Uh ins at O'Clock, at No IA Camp street, unoef
the City Hotel, will be sold
Mr.. BEEBE,s GALLERY OF VALUABLE ORIGINAL
GIL PAINTINGS. lately exhibition at NO Cargndeist
hiss been removed for convenience Of sale 70 NO.
Camp street They consist q selections from che London sai
and number about one hundred and sixfy
Among them may b named The Banks of the Thamss ~
Fiors " Robert Foy Aatan By Charles shader View i II
liable originals by eminent modern artists.
/. p. -Also-5 -,
Some rare and costly originals by the old masters VIZ Inc
Alteration OF the Shepherds by Van Harp; The Holy
by Cofreggio; The Woman Taken in Adultery, by Rem
brandt.
Superb Landscapes and Figures by Detrtcy Judith ti,e
cine Madonna and Infant Jesus A. Del Sorto; ana ossr
valuable and important works.
The Cabinet Pictures modern. comprise
Landscapes Figures Fancy Heads ele And has been te
aim Of the subscriber 10 combine pleasant and agreeable subjects
The shove Paintings will be exhibition with Catalogues
sale. - - ~ " mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
AN IMPROVED LOT OF GaoUND IN THE FOURTH
District at auction
BY J. B. WALTON,

SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at IL o'clock
- NJ At the st. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold
ONE Lot OF GROUND in the Fourth District Of this city
in the square bounded by LAUREL Third Fourth and jersey
easuring % feet inches Third By
depth Of leafeet between parallel lines together with Frame
Hou.e containing four rooms.
HTERMS-S40O cash: balance ut and IL months credit
of the purchaser his order bearing per
cent per from day Of maturity and per
there after puctuay paid, with special mortgage
the property sold until final payment f
Act sale before F. Percy Notary Public the expense
Of tha purchaser In13
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
A LARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED
on Circ, street between God Julia Streets First DE-
trfet with % shares Of Citizens Bank stock
By II. A. KINGSTON,i


AucrIoNEER,
Successor to Benz Kendg)-oMce M. SO Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1850, at ~ o'clock
NJ At the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
will be Sold
CERTAIN LOT q GROUND, with all the imp ,Sss
men thereon situated IN the First District in square
By Circus in9y Rampar IS John tnow Ban aoa ann Jas
Eamgsr street by 10y feet Il depth between psssel nes
gallery Ct the second and third stories IN front containing ons
large room and hall on first floor bed rooms ana nn
on second hoo two large and small bed and nh IN
the third story brick building in the rear
Ing Kitchen wash, coal and wood first hoor ,nee
rooms In second story and three third story
works and other necessary ontbuildng IN ne
yard The yard paved with flags there is alley way
in the rear IN common to all the Together with ~ sna.e
OF Citizens Bank stock reduced IS shares secured ny
mortgage on said property
This Is insured $1,000 and rented to LIST no
vernber. 1860 s0
n4-TERMs-on third cash the purchaser TO- assume
due tbs Citizens louisiana for the SUM
Of SEQ loan On 60 shares Of stock reduced e % pa5s
bic on st lp renewable according 70 the
f said bank and pay IN cash premium pe share l1
the stock ~ addton 70 the price Of adjudication Tor tne
ance one and two years credit for notes secured BY
on the property with cent interest annun until
ity and IL not thea paid until dna payment ihe
Bank.
Act Of sale before Charles snge Notary Public at the
| pense of the purchaser. ms
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TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON LOUISIANA AVE-
nue. in the upper part Of the Fourth District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,

Office ii Commercial Place.
CATURDAY, March 81, 1860, MT 10 o'clock
- NJ the St. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction,
will be sold
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND situated in jefferson
City the square bounded Louisiana Avenue Nayades and
Prytana streets, designated the Nos - and 4 plan
by b. Bnsson Surveyor. dated 18th March, 1856 and
deposited in the Office Of o. Drou Notary Public Said lots
each 81 feet inches front Louisiana Avenue by DEPTH
parallel lines Of 1850 These lots adoin the resi-
dence Of q Chapon and in the neghbohood OF Mr. Frerc
and others. 8GY$s@%8$
HHTERMS-The purchaser to assume two notes for $500
each bearing interest at the rate Of cent from date and
respectively IL and is MONTHS from February 6h
balance of the price of adjudication, cash.
of sale before r. Brennan Notary Public at the
of the purchaser NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
SUCCESSION OF SIMON DUGLos-No. 16,252-SEcoND
District Cour-sale to the highest bidder, on twelve months

5
District Cou-sale the highest bidder twelve months
credit.
BY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR,
Auctioneer-ofhce, IA Chartres street.
TUESDAY, April 3, 1860, at 12 o'clock NJ,
BY virtue and in q an order from the Honora
Orleans TO- will be sold public auction
the highest bidder and for whatsoever will bring credit
of twelve months the following described property belonging
said succession
LOT OF GROUND situated in this city, in the Fanbours
Washington square No. H. comprised within Love- Port,
Goodchdren and Engen measuring 81 feet front
said by 100 Depth together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon
n5F-TERdS AND CONDITIoNS-A credit Of twelve months
for approved endorsed notes. secured by mortgage sand prop
erty. aE
Act of before Aedee Ducatel Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. mI9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

r WRIGHT d cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer 70 Supply
Drggiss and Dealers al Propriatpa lowest
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A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE SECOND
District fronting Canal street. between ST. James and ST.
John streets, at auction.
nv r Walton


BY J. B. WALTON,
l Auctioneer-ofice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at ~ o'clock
I TWENfY,TWo LOTS OF GROUND, in the Second Dis
Of this city being the square bounded BY Canal Custom
house. St. James and ST. John designated by the Nos
~ Inclusive plan by Louis II, Pile City Surveyor
dated March 10, 1860,
Lots Nos inclusive, each 80 feet front Canal
street. by depth of 13a feet inches and lines lot No. form
ing ,he corner Of Canal aud 81. james streets.
No. 81 feet inches snd line front Canal
street, b, depth of I39 feet inches and 2 lines.
Lots Nos and 81 feet II inches front on Canal
s,leet, by q depth OF I39 feet 5 chas and Ines
Lot No measures 81 feet ii inches and line front on Canal
street, by depth Of 139 feet inches and lines
Lots Nos TO- Inclusive measure each front on Canal
street. by depth Of feet inches lines lot No. 10 form
iEg ,he corner Of Canal and 81. John Streets
n OF No. IL 81 feet inches and lines front ST.
John street. by depth of 59 feet 10 inches and line
Lots Nos II to H. inclusive each feet front Gus
tnmhose street, by depth OF 39 feet inches and lines; lot
No. IL forming the of Customhoue and st. ehn
No. 10 81 feet II inches and line frost Gus
tomtouse by depth of l9 feet inches and lnes
Lots Nos 6 and II each 81 feet II inches front
Gustomhouse street. depth Of 1879 feet inches and lines
No IS 81 feet II inches and line front Gus
Los Nos 10 to III Inclusive measure each ~ feet front
street. by depth Of 39 feet inches and lines;
lot No. forming the Of Cusomhouse and st. James
streets. .- -
James street. by depth of l59 feet 10 inches and line.
R third cash balance at and two years,
of the purchasers in equal nsnlmenis to their
ORDER bearing interest the rate Of cent from
day maturity and cent thereafter not punc
ally paid with special mortgage the property sold until final
Acts ., sale before Notary Public the expense
purchasers mis-
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LANDRY 8 co.'s AUCTION

McCERREN. LANDRY g. CO.'S AUCTION
The undersigned having secured the comndons and central
location the of ST. Charles and Perddo Streets known
Masonic Hail. fitted up and established Auction Mart
for the sale Of Real Estate Slaves Merchandise
The superior of the location for tho display
purchasers need demonstration.
SALE DAYS.
Real Estate Slaves and SiocTuesdays and Saturdays
Fer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to at all times
Efficiency and dispatch may be relied in all matters placed
in charge
n2s If McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

VALUABLE SQUARE AND HALE OF GROUND, stu.
ated In Second Dsrcto be sold without reserve on
account of departure.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY aS co.
@. W. McCEEREK, Auctoneer.
Once and salesroom Masonic Hail. st. Charles street
cATURDAY. 3fst inst, mt IL o'clock A. NJ,
. at their saesSoon Masonic Hall ST. Charles street, will
be sold without reserve - . s 4, n
!. Al yALU ABLE SQUARE OF GROUND situated IN the
Second District bounded by Benvie CONT Olympia and MI
rat measuring 34 feet inches and lines front BIZ
enve Cont Streets and 800 feet inches and lines front
Olympia Streets together with all the improve
thereon consisting Of neat tostory frame dwelling
kitchen ouhouees The ground is under full cultivation
occupied By the present proprietor COL j. NJ G. Brady
All TO be sold in block. =
square bounded by Bienylle CONT Olympia and ST. Patrick
Streets which 81 feet inches front Benyie
street by feet inches and lines in depth and two key
lots fronting Olympia and ST. Patrick Streets eaeh measuring
80 inches front by 15T feet inch in depth To be sold
parately to suit purchasers
E third cash, and the balance for notes at l.,
and years. bearing interest at cent per annum from
date Of sale and cent eventual interest," secured by
gage property The buildings be kept insured and
policy transferred TO vendor
Act Of before Hahn Notary Public the expense of
purchaser m3D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

CREDIT sALE-aso eases BOOTS. SHOES and BRoGANs
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms Nos As and ~ Old Le,ee street,
between gustomhouse and Biensiile streets
5CATURDAY, the 31st March, at 10 O'Clock
- A. NJ, their auction rooms. Nos 10 and n old esse
a5o cases Il Boots Shoes for Men Women and
CIren Comprising fresh and select assortment received
direct from by late arrivals from Boston, New
York and Philadelphia.
Sale positive and without reserve a.
r3-TERMS-Over 500. % days credit. mO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

SUCCESSION OF MATTHEW BELTRAN, DECEASED
Third judicial District Court Of Louisiana Parish Of Jefer
son-No.s i55a-sale Of Vanabs Improved Real Essa's
this city.