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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

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sasss Bxrox Rou6E a fire broke out in Baton Ronge
"a Saturday last consuming the store house q
n Wax opposite the fnsiize T. together with
= new building In the rear, and Mr. Wax's resi-
sldenee on the corner. Bills saloon was also con
z dfned. There was insurance OF only fonr thousand
4 dollars * II ssss
4si The Baton Rouge Gazette complains tlat there
Il lack Of tenement there. E3r some reason or
a other, people every where are Hooking to tho
y and cities. This does not a,ignr weH for
sthe agricultural interests of the country
New Years day was q dull day in Baton Rouge,
conseq qnencs of i heavy Il waterfall 4,
Sasss IvEEY A. OPELousA Al. The Sentinel
says
OF Friday night, December 22d, four prisoners
\ oonfi nod in the jail here, escaped BY saving
upper one and then breaking through the brick
4W0rks and siiding dawn on Al wooden spout Three
SCf them were r0es. md the other man OF
cooler ais0s named Emile Prndh0nline notorious
jayhawker IN Confederate times. a negro ball
sEae going on in town at the time of their escape
xnd Ere also, so that the attention of all up was
& diverted in smother direction.
es 1fArL AisEsA ASa azAEsssss The post-ofice is new
opened N elouaaHs and mails sent and received
sfegniass three times . week to and from New
ieana and post Offices on the route as far as
Washing ton. Ia. &
orr RED The Alexandria Democrat Of the
Sd, says there has been plenty Of rain, that the
ariver has risen seven feet and Is still rising.
SNs HHlsEvKpoRT The News says:
qs Cotton continues to roll in and commands good
rfices. Freight is now ten dollars per bale. We
expect with the present rise to see our leyee lined
with Ete an1ers In a very short time. s 8 81 81
s iii oF NJ IhI We are informed that
~ IL eifow Martin Tally, has received the
i %tspp0iafruenf of BIigadier General Of the Militia in
46is p1r ton Of the State Caddo Gazette
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT WILLIAM II. HOLMES VS.. HIS
of New Orleans. ChEDlTDRS-No 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
~ the usoyent herein all other persons
the cesson of said nsolysn property accepted by the
for the benefit OF his creditors and that meeting of
his creditors will held before VIM Cast1l
Esq., notary public Of this city SATURDAY. the 9Th day
January 1866 10 O'Clock A. for the purpose of debers
ting the affairs Of said insolvent.
They urhe notified that a Judicial proceedings against
said nsvents person and property stayed and that St
NJ Berau ksq appointed attorney represent the absent
creditors.
BY order of the Court 49,.
-. -f".,. o. W. AUSTIN Clerk.
Clerks Office Now Orleans, Dec l. 1865
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
AUCTION SALES.

ruI.Fs .,.....,,...s MULES. MULLEN
sUecKssIoN or ANDRE DEsLoFDEs JRs Deceased
NJ j. h. Walton q DEsloNDh.
J. B. wALrcs, Auctionesr
ofsoe, No. u Csrondslct street
Janaery sy,,sss sss s bssnas assS .s s
# pss ' s as asa sa sss ssa
d 1855 Dossss No aT for aeesaa, 0 sh' above named
Tssynne go Mule.e portion Of which arc hrst class
wIrsf Mas on .he spot. s. Treasury notes
xrf.rrs .MuLErs.. ...............MU .MULETs.
Succession d,Auars Desloude ~. deeeds, s-
PAR j. b. WALTON = lOlt DEsA-oN MD DE-
suea,-47 Rue Csrondelet encoignureunien.
sas ss anK r,s n
s j. Z Cow , e g. g. l.
oav yendus pour 10 compe do la succession
NEuF go MuLErs par,nis lessue rouyent
ies raulets dc premiere classe ,u
lets ID ffsssf des Ktass unis - =
VALUABLE Lors ON oARoSDELET STREET. BE-
tween Third and Fourth Streets the line Of the New
City Rairond- 5 M B& e@ fa
FOUR VALUABLE LoTs CORNER OF PERDIDo AND
Franklin Streets the First District and large Frame
Dwelling.
IMPROVING PROPERTY ON RAMPART AND BASIN
Streets near Drsades Market former site of ST. Lukes
Church, First District
BY j.. 10. WALTON u DEsLONDE,
u d. WALroE, Auctioneer
sa& olice-47 Carondelet street, corner Of Union.
"WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1866, Mt I2
w oeoek 4 Il The Merchants Aucsioneers Exchange
y & 4Sa In the Fourth District Of this
the bounded BY arondeet Baronne Third and
inches front Carondelet street. by depth between
sas
ToIR Iofs OF GROUND, sl.ua.sd the First DISTRICT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
GOVERNMENT SALE.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARTERnAsrRR. ]
NEW UELR4Ns, LA, january lat, 1866
rFNHUEsDAY. tho 1tth day OF january.
1906, at ~ ut tho foot Of St AnrewS street. Fearth
DiHtFict, at public auction viii he sold
The schooner r W. TR0TH" her rigging. taekei and
register tonnage lS She be seen at Asefs La
until date Of sale
rs. TRRMs-Gashin in u s. Currency at tlehoGr sale
By Of Breses Col j. @. Chandler, Chief q M De1ol
New Orleans La and Acting O. @ NJ. Mil DIV ef the GULL
H. ). ALLEN,
: Y ~ - ~ Hreyet Lieut. liol and A. Q NJ .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
cHoIeE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.

BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON BARoSNE ST,
near Gravier street
b * u. II. WALTON s. DEsLONDE,
siEs s3s j. B. WADToN, sAnetioneer, 4g Y
Office, AZ Carondeist street, corner Union
WI EDRESDAY, Jsn. 10, Mt - O'Clock n.
w the Merchants' and AuconeaTs Exchange, hoyai
street. Will bs sold q
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings and i'm
thereon in the bounded by Bar
unne Gravc Dyades and Genmen street, and reasuring %
let inches en "a Barnne street by depln e M ae hsI M
ether inches and W lines more pri
STORE AND DwEILfNG and three story back buildings
f Dwelling adapted for private famis, for rent
Ing Of furnished rooms the buildings containing large
number of rooms. = : stu. .sss5.
at year per interest and mortgage until final
The badng be kept insured by the purchaser
and the policy transferred to the vendor. sg
Act sale before Srma Stark Hoaries Public at tho
expense Of the purchasers. & q IL n tsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE OPPOSITE
the Annupcato Square, and forming the Of Race
and Chippewa steets and hreestory Brick Store No. 36
Poydras street. between New Levee and Fulton streets
SUCCESSION OF MADAME G. D. YANCEY.
No ls7s7.-second District Court of New Orleans
bs BY G. e. GIRARDEY ~ CO.,
-.a =n 0r- Jet igT Il NJ J. HoEY, Aucsioneer.
-. .-,,7t.y. ri Office II Exchange Place.
=, January an. 40; ;s,th, 1895, at II -
chants and Aucsioneers Exchange Royal Between
ses Tsspse By hg s 5 IL ssnss Of @
the Hon. John W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District
and rendered. above matter following very
valuable property situated in the First District Of this city
That handsome family RESIDENCE of tho late Mr. and
Mrs q d. Yancey fronting Annunoation Square, and form
ots ground in square by Race Chippewa ST.
tho Baptist and Robin streets measuring 80 feet inches
between parallel lines together with
the comprising wed built wo.stoy and attic
dwelling having spacious front and side iron
gallery large halls first second stories, elegant bath
room snd gss thrnughout iwo,stoy frame kitchen hen a9d M
dwelng but connected by gallery twostory stable
carriage honse with servants rooms apoVehe yard entirely
The of this property under high state of au
the fragrant magnolia orange ana other shade trees large
yard tho Possession OF ibis fine property viii be given
d That tble hree.story BRICK STORE No asPoydras
Fulton being in square
messSSas Il inches rs lines front on P6yGfss strse
% feet lines in width the line and 63 feet inohes
d0pth together with the three story BRICK STORE
No s6 roydras ocoaped by MT s%iixan popular business
sta9o S given oGsS h.sIss list Fe1sGss E @
for notes secured by special mortgage aud vendors
hum ifo, date nnti maturity Ra per cent peg annam if
thsa promptly paid until fna pasment The notes 70 so
policies transferred equal poEsions
Acts GsFnon Notary Public a. tho expense
| of che purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
AUCTION SALES.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CONT STREET, sEAR
T Ean,part street.
HH j.. I'd. WALTON d DEsLONnE,
once No. ~ carondsle. street. corner

&s Rf J. B. WALTON, Auetioneer
Once No. ~ catondeles street. Union street
aaosk ~ as sss Ss.shaass and Aaesiensers Es
eAsaS ShR sSss fss' o % 81 8 RoSsp with hs buildings
improvements thereon, situated in tho square bounded o
nn and y dsp
lines of ile inches with the use Of an alley &
this and other lots opening into Cont street. ~ eet men
Sns & of
dniugroom and six and half foot ham & asge @ aha small
sssS ssSss S on attic The psa sudngs
kitchen washing ana g9 IN bs Tar Sh L
paved there carriage house aud stable estern hydsn
- TxRns- One half u s. Treasury notes. balance
in six twelve and eighteen month in the notes o. o
cent. PEI annum mortgage the property sold until
final payment The buildings be kept Insured BY te pur-
chaser his expense and tho policy transferred to the ven
dor until hnsl payment , Star, Notarea Public at the
expense ol the purehases.
NINE VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND,
on ST Mary street. between Camp Chestnut streets
Fourth District, ut auction. ..-,.... .. +.
ny j. rs. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
ONCE No n carondelei street, corner Of Union.
rJ,HUEsDAY, january 18th, isa6s at 1s
oceoS at the Merchants ana Aueuoneers hAea"hse'
RSyn y Fsss acNF AN e ISIS OF GROUND in the Fourth
na rss St. ass e a isss @
On aas plan dswa Ire, by Fss Dsp'a Engineers
Lots Nos to inclusive aajon each other, and measure
is sst between parallel nesio No forms corner
Chestnut and ST. Mary streets
lines front Mary street sfeet lines in width in the
h sR @ Of IL ON New S aa a Street. t. and
Of New Camp and y Mary 81 annnhg min back to
strestss an atses 4 ssl NiSs ~ 0p'A'i ~
NJ ] % s Y ss a sssssss
street lines of city and offers for investment or for
uausasa IN g. s Tsaury notes
Act Of sale before Walter Peters Notary Public at the ex
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

Whole Tickets $l2 Halves s6 ouarters, IS Eighhs, So
Prizes cashed by -.... 4
CHAa 7. HOWARD. Mo. es Camp street, "a. r..s
or Iockbsx 6se Postof6ce, New Oneans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
VERY DESIRABLE FIRST CLASS DWELLING Hous

qal - ets lis
/ W Et Joseph street, near ST. Charles street. m
RY j.. b. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
s 8 555i gF J. q " ALTON Auetoneer.
T. sad E.ssaass e.
a THE HANDSOME THREEsro BR1cK RESIDENCE
NJ Joseph sreet bcteen 81 Charles and Csrondeet
~ he square bounded by st Jeseph Csondee Julia
Jhs Los front Joseph street by depth
handsome well built Three.
a DTeas s h q Ss0Ts or bis sk an
"a Door and bedrooms cabinet sd floor
Sa & Wsos saa
eosss 90 Il 5 sss
bath M room and water closet OF "a aoer y, n
Of containing bed
ss d ghere y bells throasoaI the house
and large Sasd paved and wood and
w. Taaass Eleven thousand Dollars cash in United
sss s e bssses @ N the nS a9iss e the
noalhs credit With peF cent interest and noFtgase until
purchaser and the policies transferred until Aor the payment
ssSsas II sale bsfss Waor Notary us at the
expsnse " the purchaser
TIME SALE or VALUABLE SQUARES IN THE
able for dafynen gardening purposes asction. ii
BK ssARDNEE. SMITH ~ 90.
5 sf "a oaice--No. aKCabp street.
Ms1saas s IN e
SERiAiN III siasssd in Inc
and saiedo streets an Il ots lSe saaars
fenced and we'll filed certificate of the city
rz 81 CERTAIN SQUARE OF AROUND. sitaated in the
sst btstriet of this city bounded by Comnon Crroltsn
vaea and ssonen setts and eontains 70 ots This
table garden, and has t asrai
valuable for Investments and
FL 49, ss'ssr ouate ncsupaop.
hagy cash In u A. Treasury notes, The
ea .. ~ sss credit bearing ror
Far tns X. nnN eyentfsl interest.
4, .s nfopetty i-Aets of sala before notary
1 W. ~. ~ .ae eAperAs o. th1 pur rchasers
notary public q. ne S S sale before haiursan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
CHOICE CAMP STREET PROPERTY.
Fo1r Story Brick STORE No. Re Camp street. between
GraTfer and Natcheh streets.

GraTer and NatcheE Streets.
BY q. Il. GYEA EDEF e. co.,
NICHOLAS j HoEY, Auetioneer
Office, II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY., Jan. Is, 1866, lt I2 O'Clock
~ the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange viii be
sold at public auction -
That very valuable four brick Store known No 70
street. bounded Camp Grave Satches
Banks Alley measuring a feet inches front Camp
by 70 feet in depth, between parallel lines.
This lease executed two since to
Mr. James, until the lst October 1856 at the rate Of $500
would command the property being
adapted almost any description business especially Bank
ing the Retail trade which very this
popular street. t
hs-TRRMsOneha cash, balance at twelve and eighteen
credit secured by vendors priy and
special mortgage the property bearing
interest until maturity If then paid
payment improvements be kept insured and
policy to be transferred TO the vendor. sl5' .
Of sale before W. Shannon Notary Public tho
Of the r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
RY @. Il. GTRARDEY d CO.,
N1cHoLAs J. HoEY, Anctionesr

Office, No. II Exchange Place
SATUKDAY, January 18th, Mt IL o'cloch
y NJ, Me,chants' and Auctloneers Exchange, will
I...
l. That valuable COTTON PRESS PROPERTY situated on
the Of Front and Henderson comprising eight
lots ground the bounded by Front Levee Hender
and Rognac designated the Nos l. Q and
and measuring each % feet nches Front street. by depth
between parallel lines Of l2 feet lines No. forms the
Front and Henderson Lots Nos B 49, 20 and
q adn the above lots in the and each % eet
inches lines front Henderson by depth between
parallel lines of 1903 feet IL inches lines giving total front
Front street Of 20 feet by and Henderson pug feet
together with the improvements consisting Of hrge brick
Warehouse, suitable for the Of cotton The brick
wall the line OF the lot built and will sheds
which added to complete the property for capacous
This Is desirable location for STEAMSHIP land
ing and depot Property rented at the rate Of s2O
b.. '..-1
Q. A LARGE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Race Religious ST. Thomas and Orange Streets measuring 6
feet II inches lines front Race street, by l69 ee 10
prsng tnstoy brick Stahe having Accommodations for
sixty horses feed room hydrant desirable adj
tunct cotton press and the drayage business
ga. TERns-1S cash balance years. credit
the purchasers secured by privilege and
SPECIAL the properly sold bearing interest at
rate Of cent from date anil sturity and
per il then paid, until final payment
insured uoicy
vendor Notes be subdyided suit the convenience
of the vendor.
sae-Property firstly described, before Stark
Grna the property secondly described before A. Hero
Jr Notares Public, at tho expense of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
BY ALFRED BOJLTGNK, -
AuorIosPER-Uffice NJ. 20 Earondelet stl

r ALFRED X,
4 AUorIo sPER-Uice, NJ 20 Csrondelet street.
TUESDAY, january Ell, 1866, Mt 1s M,
w b sold a. pubic suction Z. the aesshants red Aae
5Ss saHRs @ 9 II @ s ] G &c saKn
Tia. very VsiaaSe TRACT OF LAND established as
sg s at as sp sS 1s Te o apf bs 9
Bayou Terre beus and being bounded both sides Of
e ssssh kssIss s% ssss saas ssspSIns
apents front SAID bayou forty arpen depth
fsch sde Of s ssysa aesPIn 70 surrey BY the
with all the improvements and appurten
"Ss oss large sugar S brick building slate roO
modern for The
corn Mill BWan House With e4ern Echen
y" Mule and III
Tagether also with ii mules 10 Carts and the Pows Har
Tso implements Of Hussandry etc etc necessary
Of I5s srpssss planted
tasy eeaaae S dtceu he next
and VII 60 until hs day Of sale Possession given
sTISss ID third cash IN $ Ttsss
four years In notes Of the bis own order payable
cent interest Their maturity
per cent per 1nnnm from maturity nnti paid @ ID oes Sc
sugar Kept insured
3 i
CHASER the per on he sued for
Il before Seim Masner. sote,y Public the
purchaser including tho United States Internal
Revenue STAMPS
REAL ESTATE AT AUGTIoN-YALUABLE IMPROVED
Property in the Fourth District auction. .l
Succession of MARTIN AND CArHARINE sTEMBER~
GHR-seoond District Court of New Orleans, No 69l
Bg NELLIGAN IL Won zENKEN,
JAMES NELLIGAs auctioneer
GATURBAY, january s0th, 1860. Ia
y o'clock M, Merchants AID erctoneers' Exchange,
STREET by virtue aud of order OF the
Hon Johh w Thomas Judge OF the Seeond District Court of
New Orleans dated ppcenner l6 66 M. IS docket of
said fnnr., will be Sold a'so+ n
AGERrAIN LOT OF GROUND sltusted IN the Fourth
District in the comprised within Franklin Gate
Fulton ayenne Felicity road Liberty aud st andreg
date Of Gorles's CasO de naed by the No " Of
56Sinehes Andrew street 90 feet s nchs
In depth the e fr4nkin street. 81 feet l0 inches
side towards. Liberty street. and 81 feet ia inches in
width tho Together with MI the rights
privileges nnd appurtanances heTeuuto belongtnG
The improvements c0nsist Of onest ry wooden building
coysrsd with shingles, and containing four onc-storS
wooden kitchen, covered ~h rhagos and containing two
rooms; two cistetns etc,
of sale before Joseph Cohen, Notary PDe at the
pense of the purchaser.
RTGRMs, cash. balance three Of the
pureassaT to the indrScd hinse
payable respectively two and three after dae with
per pnd eight cont eventual interest,"
npuB, secured by mortgage property! property
kept naured and policy TO be transferred to tutor of said
minors,
Plans exhibited at day of sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

VKJANTEn-A SITUATION AS TEACHER OR TUTOR
to Private Family by gentleman, Vrginan by BIRTH
by adoption hs had considerable experience
10 teaching Address, stating terms ete, j. H. WILLIAM
SON care Of Dr. R. l. Luckett, Alexandria, La. '''N
Reterences-Rsy W. H. Foote, D D.. Romney, Va; Pref
chas Martini Hsnpden Sidney College, Va; Rev Edw Mar
tin Notsowsy G. H.. Va; Mrs Dr. Leven Lucket, Gen. G.
NJ Graham Hon Judge NJ Ryan Rapides parish Prof R NJ
venaae, Louisiana Stat Seminary of Learning Military
Academy .. ~ 4. .ts,z
DETER FOESsHEE, ......=-.E ,l.,. '.-,...
| IT, STALLS NOS. L AND 8 ST MARTs MARKET -
| Ships, Steamships and Steamboats, Supplied
and prepared furnish his old friends and customera
with everythine the line his old place of businsss
pUTLEK's PATENT COTTON TIE.
The undersigned sole have hand and will bS
constantly supplied with the celebrated RON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate with the buckle firmly at
taced end of the hoop This Tie recommended to
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and to
great with which it adjusted I'd bales Of any sine
1t has been used by large number OF planters since 1859 TO-
their entire sats faction. r 97..Ia
Orders will be received at Office
I. R. BLEAKLgY CO., .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

FOR ACCOUNT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COT.
Press Property Of Front and Henderson Streets
opposite the shippers Press and large Lot on Race
between Religious and st. Thomas Streets having stabng
accommodations for 60 horses tt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

s sRh'A A. =
1as nis.sappian e ~ slst VI, contains "
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81 direction of he President, Il have the
Mus3ession Nliuh III been addressed to bis Excel
80. nv. N
r. INA, sna directed !.
Ss 2siiSsr INTO your ExceIlency's possession the
s i hsye the honor 3o tepder to YOU Tic co-opera-
osof ~ eos eEnlnept of the United States when
III sstcrsfios nd psrmsnans prosperity and
I of he Htate over syhich yon have been
elssa rs e psea'aes g have ne honor 70 be with
81 1s1E Hest ossdisnt servant, WIN. 4. SEWARD.
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81 Sssssppl J.sEson Mis- \, Y
time haa srrived when Id thejndgment
g! taz Sss,aent g ne gnifed States the care and
~ s y, ne o Mns
anRer to thos peace and prospsritv of the United
&t&tsGs sS B1 s' . IN
BY direction Df the Preside Mt therefore, Won ore
s Tsh sas hitherto .,s Isposeaa q
ana become ouSIiiIed to s1aIs dscharae
SA0 xtiea Of the Executive Office vou viii transfer
aud rropsrtybf tle siats, now III your
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snu y asnnghu y nos
41aP4eteo tnr4nen ~ q - hetlP huQ tle aoniy
nHGN81 0f cars from Tenad& ID at che Taliahatchle
- The ffn1Jey far sfbis bridpe Id tomDIAte
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srss5Hs II MississippiAn
III ieSg ioufInal called the Mississippi Standard
ancsfa snos s0ns,as.as.s = ap.'sy \; =, y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

:, :, -, ~, ,,,,pNtpn,p go cu.>.np
R0SkWUoU 3fAh11tn ,FufNlIuhf., S4io of,<1Slhz==I
iers and Carpets at auction 81
Succession of JOSEPH G.. LEWIS. Fi-t-is7 =
= = - 4 Il u g A.on.sr
{ ofice4T carondels. Street, corner Union
TUESDAY, january "a. 1863, beginning
soeascd Camp aud Philip Streets 6y virtue n pur
snance q IN oasr e5e aioh as sb az @
nr 5,.et IA for Account * the
5V, tha Sovsng ii III he
sn,s nj & tAls1 >sS a
Rosewood Parlor Set consisting Sofas six Chairs
y egTsa r ~ porlnr In Gamers u 4 = 's
TWa large Mirrors
ono MaTblc- Ton Table
Fnnr Gas Chandeliers for parors iuineroor and hall
s fs,lt (,oruices
Hts- TgRxs--Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
L -~-
n - n N. - 3. 4 Z, ,,,,5 v.
NEUBLES DE SALON ES b0lS de ko5E, SCHANDE-
- - - N r.,;s h t,ar,.,, #@
ts.s Succession de JOSEPH O. LEWIS. decede
- 35Ysr7'T -l - !. = .z.s5
PAR j. R. WALTON d. DESLONDE.
= - -. ,s..n.an
l =. p WALTON, nnehnteur, t4
i Bursau--47 me Gsrondele, sncoanure Union.
Il Il ~ - 1 :. sA o' Dss-'s
| INTARDI, 10 I8 Janyier. 1895, .eomnaengant
4'encoerure das rues Camp Philip an
a. n Gour a. Dsrcs d IL sts
ie novenbre 1885 doaser cour No rs 33 pour 10
succession les sricles suyants ssvo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

VERY VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE
Succession Of Mrs NJ E. MusTREUIL, late wife of L.
Mlaudon-ssoond Dissrict Court of Now orleansNo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06

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GATURp DAY, Jan. 1sG, 1866, Will be sold at
- public auction, at IL O'Clock at the Merchants and
Exchange Royal street. without limit
FIVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, situated in the Fourth
District in the squire bounded by St Andrew Josephine
designated by he letters A
e, per psn of REensten, Surveyor Lot forms
Andrew and Camp and measures IS
inches St Andrew by depth and front
lamp of 1875 10 inches Zines parallel lines
adiun the above and each IS feet
inches front st Andrew street by about R feet depth BE-
tween parallel lines Lots md adioin tho above
the rear aud each 81 feet inches front Camp
street. LOG feet inches lines depth between parallel
lines
This property very egiby located being accessible to all
the churches raroa schools and the bost market Of the
Fourth District and improvements these Lots viii always
command good tenants. ~ f.
~ TgeMs -0ne:haif cash balance months credit for
privilege and SPECIAL the
property bearing tho of cent from dae
until maturity not then paid eight per cent until anal
payment
Acts Of sale befers Masureau Breelove Notaries at
the expense VI the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-06
UTHoRIzED BY ACT OF CONGRESS
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000

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