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ST CHARLES HOTEL-NM Dyer, FIN Dear
6on m ~, u n; Lewis, y Painter, Delaware; e
Ho Harvey yt, Bam1timere N Whelpley Y W
| re4 R Chambers. Mobile; H Stevens Texas; ii
| a Dckerman, N Y; A A Hines, Fl H Dickrman
Mr Qunlan, Houston; ] Land. Aangor; J o Clark,
Chalaire; A Marrero; G Haybaek, W Il shelby
st Louis, G W Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs a T Symee''
White, La; n Minnick, E Towle city, y;
s sfands M.m MshsssspP Short Loaisve
Louis; L L Laycock, Baton Rouge; Il V Price,
city, Il Wentz Port Hudson; Mrs Tullis, Ten,
81 Perish; B. Buekner La; Shields St Lons
Goldthwaite. Stanard and wife, ] Elder, L An.
derson, Mobile; Miss Stanard, va; A hoimes
and family, w Coleman and wife, Miss E Cole
man nan 5 5 BaIlow Miss; < q DaBow j and wife
White and wife, Ill; Coburp, G G Smith, Cincin-
Dati; Graham and family, Selma; W Britton.
E Pass s. Christian; N o'Brien, Ga; VI Beaumont,
ton. G; Diftus,; Baltimore; ] j Hodges, H
Mcfarland, La; H Dunlap Memphis; J Compant. |
Washington; g Bell and wife, Lexington, Ky.
u 1T h Mood Ho TEL, Hall IA MITCHELL
wife; 4 Lewesten, N ~; r. miller, Ho1st sl
Texas J Smith. Galveston; H o Colmb, L |
Len9qHsrgeyis, St James; Johnston, Terrebonne
s HrWSt agos o1y ! Esstrn iberye Col
ST; W Clark, Mobile Miss P MitsbeiI R Fss
ester Miss CLARK, N Y; Capt r 4 owen
auu VIE, y y Ireene, city + Fleming, jack |
s son. MISS; Mrs Owens; Miss Q Chase, Y; u
Ro ousa anu Wiie, A Elmer and wife, Y; L o
F CITY HoTEL-A q Richardson, Ark; G NJ Nor.
~ Sl.s Moedyille Marshall, A Robb La; d p
Seoul W Newport, Baton Rouge; 7 Pridger. |
ca g u, A Terry; @ Meyers; VI Bass, " Bsss''
Y " knight Miss; Gen L ToDner, II Ewalt la.
saRs R Hardee II Capt p Turner Ala Gray La;
Bulgett: La; G Spencer M Thomas, W H Ri 3 l.
ford, > Tykis, W Lindsay. Mrs Pinkston, Ala: Dr. /
Thomas 10. q nc. = nMateo9k. Or Compton Lee
a 8, iTlee Texas; EG Benners; W Torrance,
ST. JAMES HoTEL-A Hartman, San Antonio.
Col Marsh, P Ford, Texas; j r Todd, Mobile.
9 1 Comfort, jackson, La; A Cary, Balcall, d |
Calhoun, La; Clouter, Shuman, Natchitoches; |
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AUCTION SALES.

FOURTH DISTRICT PRopERrY-oN LONG CREDIT
ONE HALF SQUARE ON FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
St Andrew and ST. David streets.
FIVE ELIGIBLE LOTS ON PHILIP STREET NEAR TIE
SoraFaru Market. VI FFfE gt4
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON JACKSON STREET,
-.szs.--.---. Magnolia Philip and Locust.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, WASHINGTON AVENUE,
nv j. h. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
rs ]. B. WALTON, Auctoneer. n ~
sL45 Office, 81 Carondeiet street.
:. N. M at the Merchants and Auctlonees Exchange win
et TEN t aoTs OF H. the Fourth District
81 psya s ssss 4 ds No
% o Ssh s III ' s s
and 10 forming the and ST David streets and
ne dastsE tfsSs in til. Fourth District Of ,
y ss Nos nsss on ma
spos aaw ns By Ga M U dated March
r y NJ
ssS n s Fourth District
s. ss 4.
sSs saasl, ss plan by Pile
s!s Nos aS q
Lots Nos l0and % measure each 81 fee. niche. lines
FEET L.. ss II I
Ps i9a sa' assss n as Depths
H- TERMs-One- third cash u g. Treasury potes tina
baancen years. notes Of the parchassr with
per cent current interest," and eventual Interest
aaa 81 81 sma 4
of the purchasers 3fI fssl 1T - n = ~ps
A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in tho
Fourth District Of this city being 81 bounded
by Claiborne Derbgny Fourth streets and Washington ave
nue. Said square sbdyided into s lots averaging about
feet front each by about l26 feet in depth making
~ feet front Washington and Fourth streets and
2 feet inches front each Derbieny and Claiborne
GJs TERMS FOR THE LAST DESCRIBED SQuARE-One half
cash in u s. Treasury notes. for balance the purchaser
sumo payment 81 mote dated August 1855 for S75
one year after date without interest," and
note Of the purchaser at twelve months from day sae
ing per cent interest and mortgage until payment
of the purchasers. ~. 519 = :. = = :
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL, ESTATE
Calope Streets at auction. ~
BY G. e. GIRARDEY d. CO.,

N j. HOEY, Auctioneer
i. 4s " Office, No. II Exchange Place
SATl1GKDAY,, january esth, 1856, Mt ne
D. o'clock at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
sold at public auction the following valuable inproyed and
T. TRARP vA Ggfd II hs Fs nr pstris
lamp street In the bounded by Camp ST Charles 81
Joseph and Deord streets designated No l. and measurnc
ep ss b e9u Camp street rect by II
building lots in this city located is on one Of the most I
gul portions IF Camp street. aud having an alley IN IL
on Of Joseph street, common to this and adop
That spacious lot of ground New Leyee srest in the
bounded by New Levee Tehnuptouas Hunter and
ey XIX eet deep between parallel lines rented till lst epten
pe s6 This fine property divides the presses Of the Mesrs
That e store property square or ise known as tho
bounded by New Leyee Deord and Louisa streets
being lots Nos 3 end A. p II - ises'b
inches front New Levee street. feet inches on an rree
uar Or dividing from is feet on an aliey
on the line adjoining No L The Improvement eomn.se
hee story brick store fronting each street bearing he No
b peod srees and No 25 New Levee occupied by
No Il . feet ii inches and lines front nm IN. o,
OF Delod street. % feet II inches front on Louisa street
~ and rs feet inches deep the other side The
ments comprise three brick store fronting on Belord
aaa P % Go 81 and R sSTg The No r
Co Jacobs and Soils Streets designated by the Nos
ana hot No forms ths corner Of Jacobs Cailiope
depth and front Jacobs feet and lots MOI d ~
and measure each 80 feet inches and lines front on
Tsope street BY 50 feet in depth, between parallel lines
poses being Immediately the jackson Railroad depot
Rr TERMS or sALE-One- third cash, balance at and
on the property and bearing interest
per cent eyentua improvements be kept insured
policy transferred to vendor. q - s'z = ~
acts OF sale before Geo. W. Chrsty public at ts
expense OF the purchasers. ~
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Ghe Courts.
Gases Set for Trial This Day.

j II ! ",
-8 SUPREME COURT. 3i.=
No cases set for trial in this court -.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
The State VS.. Robert West, .l g.r
The State VS.. Charles Sefain, ...
and Ada Bertram ~ fT~'eN
The State vs.. George Dem, alias Bank. fe
The State vs.. Jean Lenander and Mary Ienan.
der.
The State VS.. A. Calonge and ]. Fremont.
The State vs.. Emile Albert.
The State vs.. Henry THOMPSON, John Tucker,
VIM. Nelson and John Smith, S,i, "a :
The state vs. John Mccain and officer Davis.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
| succession of Tom Warren; 7. H. O'Neal.
Succession OF M M. Reynolds, J. L. Tissot Lam.
bert; Roselius 4 Philips. RI -
blanchard. ~ - - ''1
Y. Roderich VS.. succession of Fabric; H. Train,
Finley. -"''''
THIRD DISTRICT COURT 9f' 81 :
q. "; Fowler vs.. Bucherat ct al; G.. Schmidt,
John Kron vs. Fasnacht & Bros; H.. Hahn G.
Schmidt, j. A. Rozier. -
P. NJ. Enders vs.. G. Byrd; Geo. s. Lacey, FL.
more King, e. W. Huntingdon.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT. 7-f'. 5t
y. Ames Barnes VS.. Peter Halves; j. p. Horner,
W. A. Violet VS.. Richard sinnott CAPTAIN and
owners; 9. E. Fenner, T. S. Mckay. - :
Chas. Shackelford vs.. same as above: "A. p
Field, 7. s. Mckay
n: B. Bailey VS.. city of New Orleans Buchanan
d Gilmore, 7. Fl. Hewes "a f. =. "-'-
Solomon Weiner VS.. captain and owners of the
steamboat Mollie Able Philips & Lacey, Hunt &
Denegre. NP1E -
Anatole L. Cousin vs. Capt. Bossart and others !:
whitaker, Fellows Mills, A. L. Tissot, L. Duyig-
neaud. 40
Mrs. j. A. Blanc vs.. Victoria Marignan /,
Duvignaud, G. Morel. ~ -
J; 2. Forgay vs.. A. Desmore; T. L. Bayne, J.
H. RICHTER. ezaS- -- 81 =. - ! :
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Gillespie, Brewer & Co. vs. w. Fl, Stiyens n
- .Mekoy, Clarke d Bayne Spencer Y FT = -
Methodist Episcopal Church vs.. Nicholas Durn
ct ais; Blanchard, Durant & Hornor, G. Red
mond. FIT - = eN
=. Guerin vs. Miss G. wallace; q. Morel A R
Philips. iTgE2' "a ~
9. 4. Parker VS.. H. N. Weber, Whitaker, Eel
lows " Mills, Roselius & Pbilips 81. II :" = -.
VIM. Wrigley VS.. steamer Charley Bowen cam
tain and owners; Anderson, Miller, Henry &.
Miller. 38f9s " ". s. "
Eyilena b. Broadhead vs.. Harvey Guild: Wbita-
ker, Eellowes d Mills, Derbes, j. @. Bradford.
j.. a. MaSserm vs.. b. Trebens ct al n Wbar
ton, Collins, Whitaker, Fellows & Mills.
Robert Humble VS.. Thos. X. Kicks. BeIdon q
Fusilier, I. s. Mckay. ,e,01
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT tv
,Charbonet VS.. j. A. Wagner /; Dufour, Howard.
. Courtade VS.. Castaignier Hiestand; l.. Castera
Dufour. " '''''i"'
!, H, J. Dye vs.. New Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail
New. ~ 0s5s d I'd
John While VS.. s. Gumble; Whitaker Fellows
y Mills, Lacey "
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AUCTION SALES.
street, in close proximity to the Poydras Market.
BY G.. DE FERRET, g II

AucroSEER-of6ce No. ~ Royal street. J.
SATURDAY, January 21th, 1896, at IL
- O'Clock NJ at Merchants and Auetioneers Exchange
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Per.
Nos. and q II $50 o
Lot No measures 50 feet inches front Pedido street
by lu6 eet inches in depth; together the
house containing rooms cabinets and back gallery kitchen
containing rooms; privy etc r. KS l7522
Lot no adjoining the above 30 feet inches
with the oneory house containing cabinets and
oaek gallery; Kitchen containing rooms privy, ETC.
G cash aud the balance credit Of six
and twelve months by
on the operty Sold and beating cent interest
from the day Of sale to maturity and per
after until final the property BIO kept insured
the policy transferred to the vendor. ' -
Acts Of sale before Bouny Notary Public at the
Of the purchasers ---- ~ - - - -
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| VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND EXTENSIVE
Grounds In the Fourth District on Coliseum street. on the
same square with the splendid residence Short ESQ
By j. ID. WALTON & DESLONDE
ssE j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer, =!
Office AZ Carondeet street. corner Of Union.
TUESDAY, January Both, 1866, at IL
o'clock NJ, at the Merchans and Auctoneers' Exchange
Royal street, will be sold Il sNNe''
THE ONIs-sTOkY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE raised on brick pillars and extensive grounds well
known as formerly the residence of Logan Mcknight Eco
District Of this city In the bounded by Prytana Fourth
Coliseun streets and Washington Avenue - $500
Inc GROUNDS measure in the aggregate feet inches and
hes front on Coliseum street 24 feet inches lines front
On Fouth street thence on line at right angle parallel to
street l29 feet thence line right angle parallel
haie, 70 Coliseum street Sc feet inches lires and
on line at right angle parallel Washington avenue
10 lset inches and lines Coliseum according 10 pian
ny r fllie "a Depouiliy, dated January :, 1866.
and attic FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. elevated on ,riek
pias with one story elevated back buildings The main
nudng contains large hall through center with two
large rooms on either side wing cabinet closets ETC. on first
ho9r and several large bedrooms floor The back
ouans contain Kitchen pantry soreroom rooms
etc, and is furnished with gas throughout
The grounds very high handsomey ornnmened vita
etc, etc ~ f''f7T Y ''' i70 N,
E TERhs--Fhe purchaser assume the payment the
natured notes and accrued interest," to wit
one TO Merchants Mutual Insurance Company payable De-
az per cent Three notes each for $1,000
aaea March the I'd 1860 payable respectively three
ears with per cent annim interest from date
me ABOVE secured by mortgage the property The
manuer IN cash N Y ). Treasury notes ~ , , 4
OF the purchaser (
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ERANK NEWHALK..

1 sT..., n
Between Common and Canal streets
Has on hand and is constantly receiving drect frcr, ~
Manufacturers In the North in Europe arpe an ue
assortment Of WALL PAPER, in Oak Mahogany and MAN,
acensgy .s ana
ssoSs s"i=s nd Public and Private Buildings sn;shsa l.
the most exquisite manner, and the shortest no.i ~
The attention of City and Country Dealers ia cal,
Immense stock OF WALL PAPER embracing every variety
establishment in the corasFy NNf e'a'es
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VALUABLE RESIDENCES IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
BY j. b. WALTON d DESLONDE,
j. WALTON, Auctloneer.

II u. II. WALTON d DESLONDE.
ohes-47 oarondeiet street. corner Union.
4 and FL Ct
LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Coliseum
street Washington avenue Fourth streets
ap ss ns sad ns Zines on
Upon hs tg there is large and well built frame
Bedrooms four Servants Rooms Bath Room Kitchen
pns sts u Ts s spy
etc. There attsehed and The i
in thorough repair and ready for immediate occupation.
LOT OF GROUND on Second street, in the square
bounded By Caronde,et Gate Apollo, street seeond
Second street. by al feet 5nches in Depth between parallel
Upon this Lot there large we'll finished two story frame
a Rae HOUSE containing wide hall Paro Dining
Pantry The sidewalk IS % feet IN Width and IS veil
cash the remainder IN h s'm Notes Of
with six per eight cent eventual Interest,"
ana mortgage until final payment The buildings are 70 be
the vendors. 17 -. : y - E
Acts q sale before Grma sarke public athe
See plans at the Office of the Auetioneers .Fi
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR LIQUIDATION.
Four Story Brick Store Nos 80 Fulton streets
-Four Story Brick Store 1856 Thoupouas street. near St.
Joseph street Four Lots St. Joseph street. near choup
nnncation and Constance streets Two yacan. Lots on
Magazine street, between Phillip and First streets
BY j. Ii. WALTON a. DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office II Carondelet street, corner Union street
SAT !, +. ,a., Jam. RI, 1860. at IL o'cloc
street he s ana Auconeers Exchange Roya
i THAT VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK STORE,
gro%n on s dwsrs AMID snip ssdsI
sa Raa dri Ps y tis s
fRa on asf 1tsa' tn srf rs
aud 9 the line nearest Grayisy stTest al
Ths os e ss hR eassS un rs
Very Try ret oaMo6P s FR sroRv
STORE No s5 TOuponas street and rear buildings, and
s 81 e. whs built in
strse measuring q eet Tchcqpouas III
Dspoa Civil Il E sas
THREE Lots OF GROUND on st. Joseph street in I'll,
sna adjoining the the 10y and
inch ana2 lne and % feet inches lines each in the
the plan the store last above described together
WITH the buildings md improvements thereon
a1 and boiler makers engine builders
a, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in square bound by
bpo nsfiqEEs as ssd & ap aTR s
lines 10 and lines tasesr S SfsSff se
psse aas W" s sSy s
Wa Srned # Of
LIST November 1866 at $50 month"; viii rent for SIS per
TWo TAhUABhE AND ELIGBLY LOCATED
soa hs ss ss sa e
10 i
NJ fRS 'as other an ss ue
eet inches and lines all more or less American
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thatgood and brave man. He died as he hss
lived, a brave soldier and christian gentleman.
AS church broke up, and while groups Of mel
were yet standing about the door, discussing I'M
events Of the day and specializing on the propabi,
issue 81 tie battle the ordnance officer Of Of
tgade wiiohswas supporting US dashed up M
/ horse wet with sweat and white with foam. HI
was irnrnediateiy surrounded BY an anxious AM
4 eager throng. hurried up to hear what he hal
to AN. ana could only hear his hurried reply t
some question put by one Of the party surround
10 MIN: q M rode Of: 4" We have not been a
successful d We were yesterday. The enem
Ibaye broken through the lines held by Wilcox
division, and Cen Hill has been killed in trying
rally The men"
and We all walked quietly awayto our positions o
the lines, awaiting our turn, as we then supposed
70 be ordered to the right to restore the lines
Soon the whistle of the railroad trains began, an
as we could see the cars crowded with troops, W
knew that reinforcements were hurrying to th
rescue, and again took heart a
The evening thus wore away in alternate doubt
and fears Etin the battle ragged, and still W
were not ordered to the right. We were by thi
time fully convinced that the enemy had been re
pulsedFand were just preparing to turn in for tn
night, when The order was given to put ourselye
ii readiness 10 march within half an hour. Then
and NOT TIL then, did the true facts of the cas-
break upon u.s. We felt that the lines around
Petersburg had been carried, and nothing was lef
for us hut to evacuate the place, and. perhaps
some said, Richmond. The most Of US, however
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X ENNARD d LUXENBEKG-
John H. KENNARD, o. H. LuzEGBERG)
Attorneys and Coupselors mt Law,
No. 80 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Win accept claims for parishes of East and
West Fehcianai La, and Wilkinson County, Miss.
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4
/ -.E TEN VESSELS AT AUCTION
'-'-' Asa,.r. .r o,,,1.nn., .,n
SIR III Nav or,sans Ia OFFICE o..
| ERIDAY, Februarv I'd ,saa =. 10 =.
AZ ioo Of " Andrew street. Fourth District New O
Annarei aa ~ pawng named vessels their Rigging Tackle
seis can been seen al Nav @ ~ Anction We,
i Steam propeller a1liance s a7 Tons
/ f., ''' ''e"'''' ia ,naier sa ~ ions.
/ w.. Stern.wbesl - En,u u,s' aao #
| H Side wheel s,ears Nv G nnm. 81, =, ,o,o.
| AN Anita Ia ' 'a' IONS IONS s5
| IL !. Whom nona al liz "
| y.f.H ii D. Adsms liz tons. 1-
"a. TERss or s.I n rT m n LOIS c,
sale balance IN ays n nv PEI eSna cash At the hour
nrooJ ~ ns Y nays IN Y. o. treasury Notes. ap
py srSer o. breVet colonel o. CHAspLER G. O. r. De
- :, :. 1A.1nN oreyes Lieut.. Colonel, a @ M
s PIfTsBURG COAL.
, w..o roFrioE ASSISTANT CHARACTERISTICS, !
~ New orl Io1a o. p. Andrew 5 street
CATJTRnA " I'd E..h,,s.a ,eanH January zo, 1900
- VIII he snid a. nnhiic a,ct ~ 800 nt = M
New Oreans- = f Nsoi " rost o. fourth District
~ SaOOo bushels pits mr., n ., 900.
To be sold in jats of ,n M hs m, n,tumhons GOAL
bpsIals ~ " ioi' VI ioo bushels, with privilege of 000C
kRas Of sALE-Ten 10 cent. cash time of sale
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ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN GREEN
! vile, Parish Of Jefferson at auction.
BIZ j. ID. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,

rs Ofice-A7 Carondelet street, corner Of Union
SATURDAY, February o, 1859, at IL
~ o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
on Royal street, will be sold
bounded BY Broadway Pine Bnrhe streets
and divided into twenty Lots designated by 70 20 in
elusive plan by Pee Deponily civil engineers dated
January, 1866. "
Lots Nos to 10 inclusive and lots Nos ii inclusive
each 30 feet Ipches lines on each Broad
and Pine Streets BY depth Of l2o feet between parallel
lines. - X. b.. = l-g.A ,sH
- TgRss-one third cash in o. s. Treasury notes. the
balance in and two in the notes OF the purchaser
with cent and and
mortgage on the property until final payment.
Act OF sale before Grma Stark foaries Public at the
pense OF the purchaser. V,
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TWO BUILDING LOTS CORNER OF MAGNOLIA AND
sa @. Philip streets, Fourth District. +tg
BIZ u. ID. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,

7 = ~ J. b. WALTON. AUC1I0NRER.
ofhce-So n Carendelet street
SATURDAY, February I'D, nj IL O'Clock
street, Wilt be sold -
TWO LOTS or GROUND corner of Philip and Magnolia
pate Maunse Streets Fourth District city, In the suuare
bounded BY Magnolia Gate Mapnse cisa Philip and First
63 feet American measure ? ~ ~ f N' -
A9- TERMs-Cash in u. y. Treasury Notes
Act Of sale before A. Mazueau Notary Public at the
oil the purchaser " 49, 's
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R,RANGM OF THE NEW NoRK MUsEuNG
- = OF ANATOMY,
10 and a. ST. CHARLES STREET fitr t7

Four important lectures entitled Phsophy og MAJ
rs % the Museum in New York be- had
on appfaton by letter enclosing
Branch of York Museum OF Aratomy n n
St Charles steeet. New Orlenns ~ y anu ~
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BY c. E. GIKARDEY & CO..

Manufacture
,r, BY c. f.. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
NICHOLAS ]. HoEY, Auctionser
. Office, II Exchange Place
TkdDAI, February e, at 10 O'Clock A. M
VIII be sold at auction for departurp nj the
formerly occupied by the late Dr. Rashton corner Of
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID DWELLING, com
png Elegant Silk Brocatele solid Sets of Pafior
ana Furniture complete Rosewood Bed
room setssiebrghts acture almost new and bu little
large Mantle Mirrors French pate Clocks and
Mantle Ornaments Dningroom Sets together with large
aha great variety q Glass and other Carpets Rugs
Deus bedahg Oh Cloth Window Cornices, Shades etc
HB- TERas-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes 80 z... 4
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LoRsaoPPosITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET. FoURTl
5ts. Is. 4 District. IL % s7a9- Eis =,
l4@' nv j. B. WALTON e. DESLONDE, A

LoPsloPPosITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET, FOURTH
'as" nv j. B. WALTON e. DESLONDE, aFf
.s.,-s J. B. WALTON Auasioneer,J a., ii}fsl
{ s--. Ohce-47 Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, .Ian. "a. al NJ O'Clock M,
~ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, Royal
'TW VALUABLE LET'S OF GROUND, opposite the Lafa
Sorapar and Rous Streets measuring each
fret inches front street by depth of 9 feet
abeut the middle Of tho front soraparu street between
Leves and Rousseau streets. N S''4't'f
n3-TERMs-Cash in. u S. Treasury notes.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public the
expense Of the purchaser ...s t9 So ]
A FINE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Two Lets of Ground Carondee street. between uii
and st. Joseph strsets
BY j. H. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
e5sss5 j B. WALTON Anctioneer 44st' tx
$40 Office, n CnrondeIet street, corner Unieu
GATURnAY.Ja dan. go 1850, IA lie O'Clock
NJ az the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
That very cammodious and desirable THREE sTaay
BRICK DWELLIkG HOUSE No. 2tt Carondelet street
and Three Story back buildings formerly she Of Mrs
0xey embracing all the ID be-
fonnd first class family residence and the ne lots Of
ground uDon which 1t erected in tho square bounded by
Caronasle Julia Baronns and St Joseph streets easrins
EACH ~ feet front Carondelet street. by feet 10 nches N
densh between parallel lines, American measure =
This property adoins the fine residence no Watt ESQ
and sespecaly desirable Its proxiy u hs
and the excellent neighborhood. -. ~ oN1-,
and eighteen months in fhs the purchaser beating
per current and eventual interest and mr
gage until final payment,
The buildings are to be kept constantly by the pur
chaser, and the policies transferred to the vendor.
This property IS leased until LIST October, 1856
Act OF sale before Magne notary public OF the expense
CT the purchaser. ' " " ~'NN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-26

fohNifukE FURNITURE
| by MONTGOMERY IL BRO,
| - R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY. Jam. "a, at IL O'Clock A. M !.
sssSen aa Of qsP Nh p
o MsSgan and walnut
side xeson tables Gsa, snd Bss
fs sTeneh Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravn
Of several we'll furnished houses NJ ~ -
large invoice Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood SEA-.
coTToN.....,. COTTON, COTTON
81 bales Cotton at auction = / -
By MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
R. M. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, January cath, Mt ? O'Clock
'a''st''9 = sa gan Go Si!sss i be sold
nJ- TERMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes
SEA ISLAND COTTON HAND GINs-sUCCEssToN OF
j. NJ Balthasar Richard No. 249 -'7~e -
/ BY ALFRED BOULIGNY,
AucTIoNEER-ofiee, No. 20 Carondeet street
MI StH0 d February 9th, at 1s o'clock M.
a. order The honorable Casaba Judge Of the Second
s Jas goqss IN hs ps sh Of s. f dated
for account of the succession of j. Baithasar Richards will
Three Sea Island Cotton Hand Gins
R1-fERAs-cash in u s. Treasury notes
g MoULrNs A COTTON
Succession de ]. W. BALrHAsAR RICHARD No e4s
PAR ALFRED BOULIGNY,
EECASrEUR-No. 20 rue Carondelet
| undf feyrier n midi. au No. 20 rue ca rom
deIet en- yeru ct conormenent de Honorable
stBenard anyer 1866 No 2a9 du dossIe de Ia
ate pour compile de ia succession de j. W. Bahasar
TRoIs MOULINs A Cotton a bras (sea Island Cotton
Unis s-eo"p'An' en- ohiets du tresoF des Etats