New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
goral 5nttIligente.

city batture property was resumed yesterday by
the city auetioneer, Col. Won zinken, and will be
continued at the hour of Il o'clock, at the cor
ner Of St. Charles and Gravier streets, under the
st. Charles Hotel. The sales yesterday we're as
follows:
Square No. 2 A, Second District, bounded by
Crossman and Customhouse, Front and Wells
streets:
Lot No. l, front "a feet II inches and lines
depth 100 feet between parallel and equal lines,
$jlOO.
Lot No. 2, front "a feet II inches and lines
depth l2O feet between parallel and equal lines,
Lot No. 3, front "a feetI1 inches and lines
depth l2O feet between parallel and equal lines
$3500
Lot No. 4, front "a feet II inches and lines
depth l2O feet between parallel and equal lines
$780,
Lot No. 5, front "a feet IL inches and lines
depth l2O feet between parallel and equal lines
$G000
Square No ga, Second District, bounded by Gus.
tomhouse and Bienyille Clay and Front streets:
Lot No. |, front rs feet s inches, depth ll9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
Lot No. 2, front 25 feet inches, depth lI9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines, $3.50
Lot No. 8, front 25 feet inches, depth 1l9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines S2050.
Lot No. 1, front 25 feet inches, depth 119 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines $2050.
Lot. No. 5, front 25 feet inches. depth l19 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines S2950
Lot No. 6, front 25 feet 8 inches depth 1l9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
Lot No. I, front q feet inches, depth llo feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines S29j0.
Lot No. S, front Is feet inches, depth 1l9 feet
| u6 ntytrapr al
lines S2950
Lot No. 9, front 25 feet inches, depth ll9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
Lot No. 10, front Is feet inches depth l19 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines, $500.
Lot No. II. front 25 feet inches depth 1l9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel and equal
lines, S3400
Lot No. 70, front % feet inches and 6 lines on
Front street, on Clay street % feet II inches and
lines; depth on line lot No. II, ll9 feet inches
and lines; on Bienville street lI9 feet iuehe.
and lines $4,000.
Square No. A, Second District bounded by
BienVllle and Cont, Clay and Front streets: Lot l
front 25 feet inch, depth ll9 feet inches lines
between parallel and equal lines, $3.50.
Lott, front Is feet inch depth 1l9 feet {
inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
S3050.
! Lots, front 25 feet inch, depth llo feet
) inches inches lines between parallel and equal lines
Lot 4, front 25 feet inch, depth 1l9 feet
inches lines between parallel and equal lines
Lot 8, front 25 feet l inch, depth ll9 feet,
S3O50.
. Lot G, front 25 feet inch, depth I18 feet
INCHES lines, between parallel and equal lines
, Lot Z, front Is feet inch, depth l1o feet
inches % lines, between parallel aud equal lines
t Lot 8, front 25 feet inch, depth 11o feet
$4,000.
; Lot 9, front IS feet inch. depth ll9 feet
# inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
5000.
Lot 10, front 25 feet / inch, depth ll9 feeet
inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
t s3O5O.
e Lot IL, front 25 feet I inch, depth Il9 feet
d inches 6 lines between parallel and equal lines
= 5000.
Lot II, front % feet INCHES I lines on From
Q street, on Clay street Is Bet II inches lines
depth on line lot No II, 10 feet inches lines
II on Cont street ll9 feet Ii inches lines $4,000
Square No. A, Second District bounded b.
Cont and st. Louis, Peters and Clay streets: Lo
/, front % feet inches, depth ll9 feet IL inche
lines, between parallel and equal lines, $500.
Lot Z, front 70 1eet Inchesi depth ll9 feet
n inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
S4400.
Lot 8, front Is feet inches, depth l19 feet 1
i inches : lines, between parallel and equal lines
e S4400.
Lot A. front 25 feet inches, depth l19 feet 1
inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
$4400
= Lot s. front 25 feet inches, depth ll9 feet l
inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
s $44Q0
}. Lot 6, front 25 feet lines, depth 1l9 feet l
}. inches 7 lines, between parallel and equal lines
= S440O.
d inches lines, between parallel and equal lines
e $4,000.
!. Lot S, front 25 feet inches. depth llo feet 1
inches lines, between parallel and equal line:
$4300.
Lot ., front 25 feet inches, depth ll9 feet
L inches lines, between parallel and equal line
N 1880,
- Lot 10, front 25 feet inches, depth ll9 feet
> inches lines, between parallel and equal line:
3 $3.50.
a Lot IL, front 25 feet inches, depth l19feet
1f inches lines, between parallel aud equal lines
S street, on Peters street 25 feet inches lin,
e depth on line lot No. IL ll9 feet IL inches line
re St. Louis street ll9 feet inches line, $525
tn FLAG PRESENTATION TO A FENIAN BATTALION
large and enthusiastic assemblage of our Iris
q fellow citizens, and of those who sympathize wit
9 the cause of Irish nationality, congregated la
4 night at the corner of Julia and Ichouptoul
of streets, to witness the presentation of flag to
"a Tt surprised US much to see such gathering, f
re no general announcement had been given throug
n. the press of the affair. The demonstration shove
that the interest taken by all classes in the comil
,e struggle, of which the Canadian invasion is but
il preliminary movement, is of the deepest and mo
al earnest character. -"
,p Shortly after eight o'clock the residence of MI
Louisa Burke, who was chosen the representati,
of the ladies who had prepared the banne
II was thronged. Major Dunphy, in brilliant Nj
rk form, was one of the eeuters of attraction and
5e number of his men were around, and by their a
is the arrangements were carried out with the l
st most order and decorum.
ay In due time the flag was carried out on Il
ra spacious gallery of the residence of Mrs. Burl
nd and rendered to Major Dunphy. Mrs. Burke,
ul course, under such public circumstances, mere
is spoke word or two, but her silence was mo
w eloquent than words. Major Toohey, who h
al been requested by the battalion to return than
ng on their behalf, to the ladies, came forward a
IL delivered an address replete with eloquence a
feryd patriotism. He alluded to the past histo
of the Irish flag, when it went down, through fo1
~ ~ of numbers and the Yilest treachery, cruelty a
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