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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
i AZ M exglaage 'amo Of Illinois originated

AH eNcNaHge says sthe 'Nne OF Illinois Originated
in the following manner:
4 party Of Frenehmenset out upon an exploring
expedition down the rirer which they afterwards
and relying chiefly for their subsistence upon
game. They found at the confluence of This river
with the Mississippi an Island thiaGiy wooded with
black walnut. Il was a season oS lie year wien
the nuts we've ripe, aud tins party OF eSpiorets
ehcampipg on this island. greatly enjoyed Tie
luxury of5this frnit From this ciroul pst0nee they
calied i the Z Island Of Nuts'-or, IN French
: Isle allx Nois which name was gwen TO the
rxer Nlieh they explored, and thence 10 the ter
ritory and State.
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The Ralirond Fer1,ybont

Leaves OF St. Ann seet opposite Jackson Square,
EVERY MORNING. at * n'd!ouk and on wednesday and
Friday mornings at So o'clock
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E..s clssaeal riekpeeEet case.
siErnrl t;,e lNeM YnEl, Herald j

EaH ACCUSED ARRAgsAED Foa ExAaiIayAT TIoS AT TIE
gFFassoN AARKET PoLIeE COURT
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C,A.aIrAE PRIZE, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
EDDY & oo,.,n.,,.,. MANAGERS.
TO BE DRAWN At
COvlpgtOn, Ky. as Glass o. Friday,
November s0th
TO DE DRAWN At


APPROXIMATION PRIZES: sSE#y
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing the $4,000 prissaTe - -. s45oO
9 approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
drawing drawing the $50 200 prize -, =, . 27oO
9 approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the S $50 priae Of. 1850
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the 5000 pf4s are. =. 1900
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten OF the numbers
drawing the St5O0 prizes Observation-Disclosures. 900
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the E!ne
naming units of the ten Of the numbers
drawing the S4,5 prizes sare..,,......,,.... 500
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

MISERABLE END or A MIsERLY BARoNRss.-The
Paris papers report that the commssary police of
the quarter of the Place Yendome, accompanied
by doctor, recently visited the apartment Of a
baroness, in order to certify at the request of the
inmates of the house, the death Of the lady, WHO
was seyenty-iye years of age. The Appearance
Of the apartment indicated extraordinary neglect.
There was scarcely any furniture, the dust of
years obscured the window pQnes, and the paper
on the wall was spotted and rotten. The place
appeared TO have been uninhabied from time i'm
memorial, and yet the baroness had lived there for
twenty-five years, paying an annual rent of 1900
francs In the bedroom, stretched upon a truckle
bed, and partly covered with filthy rags lay the
BODY OF the baroness. An examination showed
that death arose from weakness, caused by want
ot food. ltfurther appeared that she had Starved
herself willtulY; and, indeed, in point Of aYarice
The baroness wQuld have borne the palm away
from lIatpagen, or Gosbeck. Notwithstanding
her considerable fortune valued at ESQ, 600 wear
she always Weat clothed like a beggar, and often
solicited charity in the street, helived on crusts
OF bread, the refuse Of c0bbage8 and other vege-
tables, and such-like garbage that she picked IN /
rom dirt heaps. few days before her death she I
tell down from weakness, while passing the door
oi the concierge, from want of food, but she re-
used to take some Feireshment prOtleled to her
no doubt fearfug that she would have to pay for
II. she succeeded i1 gaining her apartment, and
gas not afterwards seen RllYe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The magistrates of Liverpool have lately been
engaged in some very interesting experiments,
destructive qualities, said to be contained in
bottle Of liquid, intended to be used by the Fe-
mans to set fire to the city Part Of the contents
Of the bottle We're poured outup0n some shayings,
mixed with cotton, which Immediately caught fire.
The rest OF the liquid was thrown upon the wall,
whisf was also covered immedltely with flames,
In order further to show that water was power
less before the destructive element, some rags
were made thoroughly vet, but they, too, on
being spria5al with it, were at once burnt up.
This discovery has caRaed much alarm in Liver,
pool, aBd measures are O5iug taken i'll order to as
certain If possible, who is The inventor Of this dia
hOiicai 1nil.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

klBAIsPEABE EEON FOUNDRY,
~ ZOE Giroi street, New Orleans
JOHN aEDDE8-JOs, a sdABSPEARE-s. sWQoI J
seddes, shakespeare g Co..
Iron and Brass Founders Maehinss manufacture eysry
aiiay 81 steam Engines Sngnr Mills, Draining aaehiuss
NM and Gin GaRring Crate Bars Store Fronts Columns
Sash Weights, etc BLACKSMITH worh Of Al kinds ~
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llEFFcgAM dnpRN.AL
Gnd1an surls1ner.

NoSpAy MORNING NOVEMBER Is. 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

g dodeelara, Sal you do l6ok good enough to
eat Weil, Solomon. amt eating as last as /
]caaE replied Sal, with her mouth fun.
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rn.n j. ! nr.,nr,eth steam.nlp.

THE LARGEST WOODEN STEAM VESSEL EVER BUILT
IN THE UNITED srAEEs-THE PIONEER STEAMSHIP !
OF A NEW LINE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The MORAL HEDGEH OF THE WoRLD.-The
London correspondent Of the New York Times
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER,
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.

THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
revived the 9th of December and has already
circulation and popularity that places in the front rank
recognize in its columns the bold and fearless
spirit that distinguished in the The EXAMINER
is peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH
During the ar exercised influence which probably
other single newspaper had large country
such important juncure of affairs 1t noorousy the
iavore OF the army and accompanied it everywhere In
Virginia. during the Peninsula campaign, Gen A. P. Hill had
read in general ORDERS the head of his command the ed
torials Of the Examiner indictments to his soldiers In
Texas Gen Magrude complained that he deprived the
daily entertainment and stimulation of the Richmond
amner appreciate the history the recent war
able journal
THE EXAMINERS CORREsPoNDENCE-DAILY LET.
TERS FROM WASHINGTON
The Examiner has organized full corps correspondents
and will have regular letters from all the important points
intelligence in the country By special good fortune
secured great expense the services oldest and most
intelligent of all the Washington corespondents-te same
gentleman, who for great many years for the
better extensively copied into the nanes
the couBt try than letters from Washington He
will write regularly for the Examiner and send letter from
TO BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADyER
TIsING MEDIUM.
The attention Of merchants and business respectfully
called to the unequalled advantages offers advertising
medium. At the time of the ion OF Richmond and
for long time BEFORE its circulation greater that
all the other Richmond papers We declare without
Rectatonot modesty about it, that the Examiner is un
equalled as an advertising medium.
TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS.
The undersigned calls upon the old subscribers of the Ex
amner from Virginia to Texas rally support to re.
new their subscriptions and to assist in the revival paper
endeared to the South by many memories of the past
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One year. in advance. DD
SS months in advance. 90
Address H RRivEs POLLARD )"
Proprietor and Editor of " Exam nern
Richmond Va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

TENNEssEE-The Nashville Gazette of the 2Sth
publishes a long address from the seeding mem.
bers of the legislature in justification of their
course in withdrawing from that body and leaving
it without a quorum. The address is signed by
twenty members, and concludes as follows:
We have thus, as briefly as it could be done, fell
low citizens, made frank, candid and true declar-
alton of the motives and reasons that have gov
erned us in our recent action. A bill concocted in
secret cabal, thrust upon our instant consideration
and its passage urged forward in hot TASTE under
majority in its favor, and which by its provisions
overthrowed the republican form of our govern.
ment, destroyed the Constitution, broke the faith
of the government, and made merchandise of the
liberties of the people, called for prompt, decisive
measures to arrest the progress of this most dan
gerous revolution, inaugurated by the majority OF
the present House of Representatives. We have
not hesitated to interpose efforts to stay the
progress of this attempt to subvert your govern,
ment and destroy your liberties.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

ID.
Two VIEws or GEN. HOWARD. The editor Of
Z the Worcester lMass.) Spy is a member of Con
gress. and letter from Washington in his paper
dated December 27th, shows that favorite radi
cal idea i to divide the lands of the white men Of
the South among the negroes BY military decree
The letter says:
y Nothing can be more evident to any ohseryanl
student of Southern affairs than that the vast
landed monopoly which slavery built up needed to
be destroyed withthe institution. After looking
over the whole field, and then being required to
choose between giving each slave, head of a
family, five acres of land or an endowment with
the ballot, think should have chosen the land
and left the suffrage to come, as it surely will.
This transfer from slavery to free landed propre-
torship could have been inaugurated by the freed
menss bureau.s That ftwould have been is evident
from Gen. Howards report, had not the Presi-
dents policy interfered, first cramped and ulti-
mately destroyed any hopes thereof.
The Washington correspondent of the Common
wealth, having nothing better to do, writes as fol-
lows
Gen. Howard has put his foot into 1t again, :, to
use homeiy but expressive phrase. BE went to
the annual resurrection of that fossized piece OF
ciety In aspeech there he committed himself in fa-
colonization the key to the colored mans u
ture. Since then he has lent his sanction to scheme
got up by one of its subordinates, to purchase
Onebaf of the State of Florida, for the purpose OF
negro settlements. Is Gen. Howard weak-minded
Can't he learn the new thought, or unlearn the
old? It seems not. He is full of good intentions,
without doubt; but You know the old pr0Yerb as
TO the pavement Of certain place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
Water Transportation, foot of St Andrew street. :
New Orleans, March 8, 1866.
SATURDAY,M March 10, 1866 Mt 12 o'clock
~ N, at this office will be sold at public auction
Four ~ Barees.
One tl) Model Barge
The Barges lying in Harveys Canal three the Canal
and at the mouth. the Mississippi river The Model
Barge the best offered for sale by the Government
lies in the Mississippi river between Market and Richard
streets, First District opposite Water Works.
piy. TERMs-Cash at time of sale.
BY order Of Col. J. G. CHANDLER,
Chief Quartermaster.
E. S. ALLEN
Brevet Lieut.. Col, A. @. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

CRANE, BREED ~ CO.,
Manufacturers OF Metallic
BURIAL CASES AND CA KErS WOOD CoFFINs
AND HEARSES
Office and Mauufaetory, Eighth street, Ciscinnat, Ohio.
Undertakes will send for price lists to
g. L. CRANE, Agent,
Mao ayipes Nary0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

u prize dght for $50 side actually occurred
hetveen twq psgro wenches in Cairo. H., re-
Gently The local papers describe it at length.
After Il twaH bXer tthey had stripped to the belt
during IL prpgtsss) they were tined $50 each.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEaE.-The transi
I tion from the life Of soldier to the life of q
civilian is trying to morals. Perhaps in all his
tory, nos excepting Cromwell's Pnritans, and, in
deed, not regarding them as exemplars, no soldier
has ever sheathed his sword with more honor to
the civiizaticnof of the age in which he lived than
the Southerner. He is now seeking by peaceful
pursuits to sustain himself and enrich the land Of
his birth or adoption. Commerce is one of the
great Instruments of this enrichment. To distin-
\ Ruish ourselves in commerce, as in art, or in
science. or in war, we must learn. Dolbear's col
lege, with its elaborate curriculum its able and ex.
perienced head, and its admirable division Of labor
IN the matter Of instruction. presents the opportu-
nifty Of acquiring all the knowledge needful in
every branch Of commercial life, mercantile OF
financial.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

{ GKOCKEKY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock in assorted packages put up az
prsssy for Country Merchants or packed to order by
sAML E. MOORE CO.,
fyap,n atras4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
ITO ADVERTISERS, a

Parties in New Orleans wishing to ADVERTISE in Veks
hurg DAILY will find their benefit patronEe the
VlCkSBURG JOURNAL.
published by Messrs J. W. and f. B. KINSLEf
BY order of the City Council has been designated
the
Oniefal journal OF the city OF Viclxsburg,
having LARGE EST CIRCULATION, and only paper the
State taking the Associated Press news Seports
Send for copy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH s, 1855.

THE G.. B. LAMAR CASE Hard Sentence The
Macon Telegraph says the sentence of the military
commission who tried Ar. G. B. Lamar for cottor
frauds, bribery. etc., in Savannah, few weeks
go, has not been made public, though we learn
privately that the Judgment of the commission
va three years imprisonment and $25,OOO fine
The President has ordered Mr. Lamar to be re-
leAsed on bail until he can get time to examine
fully into the evidence on which this severe SEN
tence il pronounced Ks S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
THE NATcHEz DEMOCRAT.

The Tr Weekly Democrat pnhlshed every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings at 50 per annuni. lisa
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS,
having general circulation in the city and country
The Weekly Democrat Family newspaper published every
Monday morning, at SIS per anpum
j. BENZ. CHANDLER, No. II Carondelet street. New Or
leans our authorized agent for the city New Orleans
that portion OF Louisiana and Mississippi bordering on the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
MEAD BOTTO.
Publishers and Propreters Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

SECoED REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIcT.-The Ma
tional Democratic club of this ward will meet this
evening, at the room corner Of Apollo street and
Triton Walk, for the purpose Of electing delegates
to the city convention. The polls will be open
from to 8 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

gentlemen can be accommodated with Brstclass board
Also transient and day boarders BY applying Mrs j.
Holcombe formerly of Mob at 52 Julia street, near the
corner Of Camp.
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EREEsT TUEPIN,

EEEEsT TUTEPIN,
MANUFACTURERS of all kinds Of FANCY UANn
sYRUPs, GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and SUI
ALMONDS, by team.
5 OLD lEVGE STREET,
between ST. Louis and Cont, New Orb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

6AlLDo o. Ggspmo srsr ~
Guiding stas Berry N, 1sssas,p Z q y
wharf opposite Jackson square Il os, az, ~.
morning for Havana and New Yo,k IN sa ~, S,r
freight and the following passensen y : 'ull
HasaBa-s 8 Went " McIou ia 4 & Nsnt.S}ss = ~.
AsFega N n Brooks, Dapse " Ccnrirs Y NJ JGhnscn
!esPs Mrs 2 WALKER aud ssfyant W6sss, q 2 Col
K " isrZ NJ ~ s ns5asSy M snd servant Du
a + King, w U Reid. - = !" isasFpers Mrs.
( ASss Hoyz--Jno Orr, B W Rudder ] Il f,,,,.. !,
Hughes, Fl Van Glider Houston Simon Nnsss.a Saps
gapt Q SNOW Mrs Sarsh Weston Miss Mary Wssten M
gsssn1g and isur c9iIdrs9 H.yssasps Aiheso!.
eon, . Saunders Moss and lady; @ Rslay, Madaa a
lhas feyciaud Mrs Whitters, J Walker and lady Z
Mansfield, DR. AAllen, Mis- Nears. McKns O Lxionf
1no IhLhsut, Mars and lady, Mr. snow ard lady Miss
kfed, Miss s Allen two Miss Bereys tirdley, De
pxf Beckett iie, Mrs Is Aiken, Mrs Gage BERN
ess + Harris. Mrs Serline Tigper. 4 Arnini
ne< Mn Il Kelley, and thirty ave in steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

" ePIcEs, VINEGAR, ETc.-Messrs Gray Il Norris
advertise II our paper to-day an extensive assort
TENT pf tpices and other condiments, for sale at
snnanmf mfacturers' prices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

FAsHIoNABLE SrRrEG CLoTHINa.- Attention is
directed to the advertisement of Messrs Garth
waite, Lewis Stuart. Their stock of clothing,
furnishing goods and travelling equpare is assorted
and very extensive. Every class and every taste
will find its want IN the clothing line at this house.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

I The on Of Palm and Mace gives strenth and
beauty to the hair. For sale by I. w. Wright
successor to ]. Wright 3 Co.. SO Bienville street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

HooDY's 6HIRTs. Moody announces that his
stock Of shirts surpasses in variety and quantity
the supply Of any previous season. He has also
on hand great assortment Of gentlemen's other
Furnishing goods See his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

LADIES, ATrsNrIoN Messrs. Kreeger 4 Selig.
4 mAn, No. eoz Magazine street, opposite the st.
{ Ni1nbeth Asylum, reopen to-day with an entirely
q nsH strsk Of spring and summer goods. Their
8 1sck IE embraces great variety of dry goods Of
Il sssky asacripton. list Of the leading articles
+ N!3s " ~ b. found d their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

COOP CraARs.-Senors Jaime Codina, of Havana,
in another column, cautions the public against
counterfeits of his famous brand of cigars, "El
Cinto de Orion" and advertises dealers and con-
sumers that the only agent and importer in this
city, of the genuine article, is Senor Jose Domin-
go, whose shops in the St. Charles and St. James
hotels are SO well known to smoking connoiseurs
as places where the very best qualities of cigars
are to be had.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05


Office. II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY, March 10, ut IL O'Clock NJ, AT
= the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, on Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse Streets public
auction by virtue of order from the Hon. John W. Thomas
Judge of the Second District Court dated the 2st December
1865 and rendered in the entitled the lowing
very valuable property situated in the Fourth District
will be sold
Frame Dwelling the late residence of the deceased
Lots Of Grcuud designated by the Nos and 49, square
No l52 bounded BY Philip Coliseum Chestnut and First
street by i25 feet depth between parallel lines. Lot No
adons lot No. and 23 feet on Philip
front Philip of IS Lot NO. adjons the above lott
m the and 80 feet front Chestnut street. by
Together with the Improvements, comprising
An elegant two story and attic frame dwelling, we'll built,
feet and Il feet high with side and openings hall feet
with the two story frame building having entry tho
dining room by feet and pantry kitchen
On the second story is gallery corresponding with the
on The first story Two large H feet inches by IS
feet inches by feet inches Bedroom feet by u
inches and lobby Gallery extending the the build
ing bedroom 10 by Is feet linen closet Two ser
wants Is by Is fet and Toby IS feet The flag
ged has very large ctern Gas throughout the dwelling
The Garden is under high of cultivation filled with
lot opening Chestnut has Carriage House
Stables and Harness Room, furnished also with fine
cstern
This property is of the complete in the Garden
District within square of the Jackson Railroad cars
and only three from the Magazine Railroad Neghbo
hood society and conveniences most unexceponabe Early
possession may be had if desired.
Ha TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance credit of one and
mortgage the property bearing interest per
cent per from date until final payment Improvements
to be kept insured and policy transferred to vendor
Acts Of sale before NJ. dernon Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
COTTON COTTON COTTON
90 bales Cotton at auction
BY j. II. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
J. b. WALTON Auctioneer.
Office, AZ Carondelet street.
TUESDAY, March 9Th, at o'clock A. NJ
Terphoro streets for account of whom it concern will
GO bales damaged Cotton.
Rs~TERMs-Cash in u S. Treasury notes.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. G. M. BEAUREGARD-ELE
giant and Commodious Dwelling Large Lot of Ground
Esplanade street. Rampant Second District and
adjoining Lot of Ground and Cottage-Henriee Desond,
Widow Andre Desonde, sr., ct as-No 2GO9o-secont
District Court-suit for Partition
BY j. Il. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office No. At Carondele street. corner Union street.
WED,NSESSDAY, 81 N Sl March z. at - o'clock M
and BY
esHf e ss ss Is sws 2e
H bagf AS9 s9s.Es
Easde tsp @he e s
by ESp"nade Rampant Burgundy and Barracks
Tes Hoqss 10 tSs in al @ of the desirable resi-
shs an iwo parors and one dining all elegantly I'm
eight aIge ss bedrooms @ ms With closets
eleven eet vide Ihe back buidingstwotory and Of
contain storerooms, kitchens washing and ironing rooms
rooms bathroom etc. In the rear attached
TO the back buildings there large and
stables containing five stalls with hay grain loft above
Connected with the yard which spacious there is hand
some flower garden highly improved and filled with shruubery
and ornamental trees
lot upon which the above improvements stand
u ieet nc on Esplanade street. by depth of POS
inches and lines between parallel lines measure
extending from Esplanade through Barracks streets
Also, A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the property above
described measuring 81 Ii inches and lines front on Es
panade by depth of 07 feet and inches beween
parallel lines together with the improvements thereon
sisting of comfortable story and attic framed cottage
containing several rooms with framed back buildings two
story high, containing Kitchen servants rooms, etc.
The be visited time the sale by
application at the office of the auctinneers.
ESF> Terms SALE-Onethird cash the balance Mt a
credit Of nine and twelve months in the
his ORDER divided into coupons bearing per cent
rent and cent eventual interest," by
the property until final payment The property
sued to amount sufficient to the netes
and interest," and the policies transferred to vendors.
Act of sale before AdDphe Boudousauie public
the expense of the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

s,..e exs s SAIs AND SrRAw GooDs.- -Messrs Fair
Saa'@ e 9cs Nh % Gravier street, have in store
~ s'ss s.s regularly from their mandatory
81 sa MaAk cosplete stock Of goods for the
sp1le sp Anas aananer trade. Their card will he
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

AatineeIst Stone, Rosston 3 Murray's Pavilion
at half past III j. X. @ sg @ an
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
VALUABLE CANAL STREET PR OPERTY AT AUCTION.
BY j. II. WALTON .S DEsLoNDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.

Ohice-i7 Carondeet street. corner Union
SATUssDAY, March o, 1860, at re O'Clock
~ the Merchants Auctinneers' Exchange
street. the following described valuable property
be sold wit:
!. NINE LO rs OF GROUND Canal street. between Mu
atand Alexander streets urng in the about 34
ect inches and lines front Canal by egular
depths varying from 6 feet inches lines l2S feet
2 TWO LOTS OF GROUND on Murat street, between
Canal and Gasquet streets adjoining the above measuring
the lOt feet inches front Mura street, by rregu
lar depth varying from III feet 10 inches and lines 6
inches and lines.
All in the bounded by Canal Gasquet Murat and Alex
ander streets, and according plan made by Pile De-
pouily, civil engineers dated February, 1896
TERgsUne-tldc cash the remainder in the notes of
the purchasers their order payable Mt six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four MONTHS bearing eight cent
annum interest and mortgage until final payment
Acts of sale before W. j. Caste, notary public at the
expense of the purchasers