New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
ACKAGE SALE OF CIGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO
and Snuff.
BY BERNARD TUKPIN,

70 cases Snun, Sundry brands.
HsS" TERMs-Cash in U. S Treasury notes.
REwARD-FRoM THE UNDER
signed on January Sst dark brown HORSE marked on
oars reward for the recovery and will give liberal
'"''N '''N '' HuaH MURPHY, 10 Posyfa street
'RrME MUsGoyApo ,MoLAssEs-Jvsr LANDED
ex-schooner Village Gem, from Matanzas, Cuba
BIZ TOURNE a. NEUBERGEK,
Olice-5z Carondelet street.
NoNDAY. 9TH inst So az II j o'clock n; a. NJ,
ront Of the FRENCH Market, at public auction will be sold
l5 y S iisdse' :: =.
s9- TERMs-Cash in U. s Treasury
70 CLOSE Observation-Disclosures AND PEREMP.
tory sale trade lots suit of India Rice Eastern
Fibre and Hemp Bale Rope Aspinwas celebrated Pale Ale
Preserves, Vegetables and Oysters in cans
BY ROBINSON q NASH.
W. L. ROBINSON, Auconecr.
Ofice-Corner Carondect and Gravcr streets.
II KIDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
Lafayette Warehouse OF Magazine and Lafayette
treets, will be sold
1870 barrels and Aspnwals Pale Ale in pinss and
luarts 50 cases Bottled Ale, champagne SIT Of two
iose in each and in glass of Pickles. Corn Fresh
CLAIMS Apple Sauce spiced Oysters Cove Oysters Green
Peas Lima Beans assorted Jees Fresh and Preserved Ba
more Peaches Cranberry Jam, Blackberries Asparagus
PICKLES. bbls., IS half bbs and 40 kegs of Pickles
JELLIEs-1Oo doz turnblers Of assorted Jel!es.
RICE 60 bags of Arracan Rice.
BALE ROPE-99 coils of Hemp and Eastern Fibre Bale
Rope.
R7r- FERMs-Cash in u s, Treasury notes,
PIG IRoN....,........ PIG IRON,
BY ROBINSON Il NASH,
W. L. ROBINSON, Auctioneer
Office rarOudelet and Grayier
gth st of as.sne Ma
g tons tons No No G GIs9s e. Pig Iron.
n45- rERMs--Cash in U S Treasury Notes
By ROBINSON az NASH,
W L. ROBINSON, AUCrIoNEER.
Office corner Carondeet and Grayfer streets
EREDAY, 9th inst. ut IL O'Clock A. NJ,
the Lafayette Warehouse Magazine and Lafayette
5000 sacks common Salt
1000 sacks fine Salt
ng- TERhs--Cash in United States Treasury notes
OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrEnxAsrRR,
New Orleans February T. iS66,
Feb. s'h. 1866, ut II e'ciock
street, Fourth District Of New orleans viii be sold
Of shoves WheeIbfow old Iron Rope Blacksmiths Toos
Buckets Handouts Pig Iron old Lumber and miscellaneous
e. f TsSs5 s AZ i I s m
Purchasers to remove property within i've days uA u S'
By order OF Colonel j. G CHANDLER Chief Qqarts,maser
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel A. O. NJ
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARrKRMAsrER
Water Transportation G % Of s. Audrey street st
February sth, 1850, at 10
4, o'clock M at Post 3d. Fourth District New Orleans La
One q! Model Barge.
Can be seen at Post 81 g. Fourth Hff' bi iSss
n5s- TERMS OF sAlECash in U, S, Treasury notes, on
By order of Colonial J G CHasDtER
E. s, ALLEN,
Breyet Lieut. Colonel, A, Q NJ.
SUCCESSION OF WM. H. PETE No. 25,9oa SECOND
District Court OF New Orleans of Splendid
Household Effects comprising Rich Paror Drawing Dining
and Bedroom Furniture, Piano Crockey Carpets Plated
and other Ware, etc. etc.
Bye. Il. GIRARDEY d. CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctioneer
Office, No IT Exchange Place,
TUESDAY, February 10. at halt-past 10
s Of e a VII P PETE o G ae sssGG 9 the ss
Coliseum and Chestnut Street. by ppd n OF an
order from the Hon Thomas Judge Of the Second Dis
9O3 of the docket of said Court the following movable
effects belonging to the succession of the late VIM II Pete
00 PARLoR FURNITURE.
Rosewood Sofas Crimson Danask Covers, Rosewood Arm
Chairs, covered with Crimson Damusz Covers Rosewood
hairs Rosewood Stools with similar upholsterng large
Tables with marble tops Curtains Carpets eornices Paint
ings Engrayngs satuettes Vases etc. etc Also Peye
DRAWING ROOM
Large Bookcase, What Not Sofas Single and Arm Chairs
Lounges, Carpets Rugs Mating, Vases Engravngs Clocks
ETC., etc.
Sideboards, Extension Dining Table Chairs China and
CrockerywAre, Plated do, Crockery, etc
large lot of Bedroom Furniture comprising splendid Vic
Carpets Rugs, Towel Racks Baddng MattTessss LDen
Mirrors Paintings Ladies' Work Chests, Gas Fixtures Mos
Together with Hall and Kitchen Furniture, comprising
everything necessary to housekeeping.
n4y- TERas-Cash in u $. Treasury notes
ESTATE OF THE LATE MARY NJ. DUFFE1F-vALU-
able Business Sand-The three story marble 'front.' Store
60 Magazine, between Nachsz and Poydras stree1-Two
Building Lots NV Ievee, between Thalia and Erato
streets-Lot and Improvements Front, between Thaa
and Erato streets.
BY c. e. GIRARDEY ~ CO.,
N. J. HoEY, Auctioneer.
Office, No II Exchange Place.
SATUKDAK, February 1oth, 1850, at IL
oe9ek NJ the ana Exehange
sold at public auction the following valuable property
late Mary DuiIeif sold settlement between
l. THAT VALUABLE THREE,sT BRICK STORE
having marble front and built by the late Joseph Fowler
as No 70 Magazine street aid occupied BY Messrs
Poydras Tehupitouas and Natchez streets
in width the by depth on tie line towards
Poydras street. and 80 liz inches the side line
of the best located stores in the for Produce
tenants 1t at occupied by Messrs Keany Bois
BY New sve Front and Erao Streets de
sguated by the Nos and % plan by j. chnei
feet New OF s M Es
assSo5 hE pFoS 81 aRoUsD in tn.
feet Front street. by 106 depth between
s % ons ana two
Credit for notes secured by mortgage bearing vendors prv
Of per- da 'n n IN no hen
paid per cent until final payment The improvements
Acts of sale before Ed Barnett, Notary Public at the