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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
FOURTEEN VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM
PROVED Lors IN THE CHOICEST PORTION OF
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Bx o. DE FEI.IEr,
once and salesroom.-ss BIsnr. b


onice and sslesrooms-s6 Bienv lie street.
TUESDAY, March 4 =, Il s8s, at ne o'clock
r., At the Merchants' and Auctioneers's Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhousestres will
sold by pubic auctior, .I.r
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the Second Dis ri,t
OF this iy in the Square bounded By Carondelst Walk
Peter Prieur Ground are
designated by The Nos. 10 IL Inclusive
LOTS Nos. 20 each 81 feet inches and lines
font ondtet Walk By depth vary from 6 T.
ard 2lnes u lz9 ieet inches ana lines Los
being the Of Carondeet Walk and johnson street,
LOT No being KEY Lot, mrasur.s IS oat
johnson Street Dy l6O feet. less, in depth
LOTS Nos TO IA each IS lines front ST.
Peter Street. by 40 feet in depth; Lot No forming the
johnson and ST. Peter Streets Lot N. IA having
Frame Building erected on the same, which will be with
the Lot.
The Buildings erected on Lots Nos J. 2 g. and s. with
the exception OF Shed erected whca
belongs NJ A. BOu anger the Of the property will
be sold with the property and the present
will be granted the prvige OF remaining
with the enjoyment Buildings ng the space Of three
months dating from the dsy Of adjudication, at monthly
rent cf fifty do lars
There large Brick Chimney, containing ab mt 10000
Bricks erected Lotsl Nos and s. which will be sold
independently OF the property.
There is ed erected either on Lots 10 and
ii, which belong TO the tenant who will be allowed
fifteen days 10 remove the same.
"a TEExsCne half Cash in U. Treasury notes. and
baat ce on credit OF one and two into
coupons secured by special aud vendors lea
bearg eight cent interest from the day until final
payment In Of suit the purchaser win be required
i've attorneys commissions tbs
covered likewise secured by mortgage property The
purchasers will be required TO themselves to be put Ia
The Brick Chimney above mentioned viii be sold for Cash
IN L. 5. Tressary notes.
Of SAFE with U s. internal stamps attached
before Eusebe Bouny notary pubc as purchasers
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12


THE BELLIGEBENT AMERICAN Consul AT RoME.-
The secretary Of state sent a communication to
the Senate IN reply TO a resolution of that body on
the subject of the alleged interference of our con-
sui in Rome in the late difficulties in Italy.
The last letter from the consul denies that he
went out TO join the Papal troops, armed with his
rifle. He received permission from the command
ing general to join and accompany the moving
column Of Pontihcial troops simply as a spectator.
In an endeavor to render q wounded man assist
ance, he was slightly wounded, and found himself
a target for Garibaldan rifle. He was fred at
by some person. and feeling that unpleasant results
might ensue, he picked up gun for his own pro.
lection, when his sssailant retreated and ceased
TO annoy him.
Mr.. seward disspproved the conduct Of the con-
sui, but no instruction from his government re-
quired bis presence with the Pontiical army in
the Eeld, either as belllgerent or spectator. No
interest OF the United States could be served by
IL, and no motive could be reasonably assigned for
IL, except an interest in the cause in which the
army was engaged, or mere curiosity. Mr.. Seward
concludes. it will depend in part upon your own
better conduct hereafter, and in some part upon
circumstances not yet fully understood, whether
the department can be content to leave the case
with the reprimand.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

SAILING OF THE CUBA.-The steamship Cubs.
Capt Dukehart, sailed last evening for Baltimore
via Havana, with full freight and the following
named passengers:
For Bsltimore-Hon. Jefferson Davis and lady,
o. II. Williams, r. w. Wilson, VIM. v. Walton.
For Havana--Mr. Baldwin and lady, WIN. Helm,
Miss Conklin, Ant. Gallet Carlos, A. Tomlinson.
+. o. Armstrong, J. NJ. Justinan and servant.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

EDWIN FoRREsr.-A st. Louis correspondent
Ielates the following:
Edwin Forests week was q very poor one !;
the audiences were slim, the old man gouty and
cross indeed, he thinks st. Louis received him
ungratefully. When boy. thirty-fve years ago,
Sol Smith was managing 9 theater in this city,
and Forrest presented himself for an engage.
ment, was not wanted. and being determined TO
get 20 New Orleans. snd falling short of means,
he hired out 10 travelling circus to turn somer-
ssalts until be should earn enough to reach New
Orlesns. Mr.. Sol Smith. meeting the old trage-
dian the other day, called his attention to the in
cident, when Mr.. Forrest observed, "Yes, sir I;
and didn't turn them well, sir ~
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
cHAs. E. f0RTlER's SALES. :
sEcoHD AND LAST ADJUDICATION.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE BAUMAN. SECOND
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.


AucrroxxxR-Oface No. % Exchange aIley.
CATURDAX. March e1sts 1885, - ~
- O'Clock n, at the Merchants' and Arctioneers Ex-
ty Of order from the hon rabs the Second District
Court New dated February - loo the following
property At public auction, win be sold
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS or GReuED IN the Fourth Dis
rct Of this city square bounded by Frrrst ackson,
Howard and Philip streets designated By the Nos IL IL l3
= and IS plan by A. peposllv architect on
the 18th November 1896. deposited In the ofce Of r. Grma
nota public Lots Nos IL and Is MEASURE each p feet
inches and lines freret street, BY i5 feet inches
and ins in depth between rer lines said lots adoin
each other Lots Nos "a and IS also adjoining each other
each inches q lines front Howard
street, BY lss feet inches res deep between parallel
lines 0.r l-.. ~. u. .
This being the second adjudication the above
described property having brought the price Of spprsse
ormer Offering vii be sold to the lsst and
highest bidder without reserve, the following terms and
conditions. to wit: ~
good and solvent security the opsrty TO be said
bond bear eight cent interest om date OF sale until
psid.
Of sale before Acte J. Ker, notary public at the
psnse purchaser ncladng the United States internal
revenue stamps.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
ored Cotton and Sugar Panaions located In the bsst
prcn OF he Gotten ana sugar growing saiss Also Rcs
orssse Orchards and large bodies Of v.usbs
timber sneA Also large vzrisy Of City and Suburban
opy improved and uninproved In the orm rssideness
stores building ofs and squares favorable terms Parties
wsh 70 invest u do well TO call examine our Poosr
res blaekshur Mil Real Estate Axests No IS Csron-
delet street, keg Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

Arcri0NEER-Once, No. 50 bienvi lie street.
CATURDAXs March 14ih. 1858, at II
- o'clock at the Merchants aud Auct oneers' Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and Customhoass
streets BY virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Judge
Of the Second District Cou of New Orleans, dated January
4th 1858 stpubc auction the following described real
belonging b. said succession, will be sold
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District Of this city in
the square bounded by Eysan Fields Morales Frenehmen
end Goocchdren streets measuring 81 feet front Eysian
tween parallel Ines
The buildings and improvements consist Of oaestory
Frame House containing three three cabinets hal
and gallery In front; baek Building containing room;
cistern, privies, etc.
THIS being the second and last auction the property viii be
denve sdudcated n the highest and last bidder tor what
II will bring, twelve months credit the purchaser
furnish bonds with good and solvent security the sassc-
0n " the administrator of the with special
mortgage and vendors lien on the property sold.
Act of sale, with United States internal stamps
attached before Louis Duvgneaad, notary public at the
purchasers the purchaser to the payment Of
the taxes for the current year, 1853
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

A Cincinnatan: Talk about iltersl Just eat
aquart Of Ohio river water, and stand in the sun
about five minutes. and you will find the aforesaid
coming out ct every pore, beautifully filtered,
while your stomach becomes converted into
email bag, ana you can hear the gravel rattle as
you walk
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

SAILING OF THE GEN. SEDGwICK.-The steam.
ship Gen. sedgwick, G. Gates commanding, sailed
last evening for New York direct, with a full
freight and Q number Of passengers.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

SAILING OF TUE TAPPAHASNocK.-The steam
chip Tappahannock, Cspt. Olsen. sailed last eve
ming for Havana, with good freight and num-
ber of passengers.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
MONTGOMERY BROS. g co.'s SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Hors>s Elegant Saddle Horses Fins
Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows Buggiss Harness. wssoas
etc, etc, st auction
EE MONTGOMERY BR08. n Co.,
z n. MONTGOMERY. Auctionocx.
onice-s7 Camp street
fVHURsDAY, March Is, as IN o'cioes a.
at p. Liners Stables 0raver street. VII be sold
Elegant Match Horses.
Elegant Saddle HorsecL
Fine Work Mulss
ZINE Mich Gown
Aho-Tsp and Open Buggies, Harness. Wagons.
~ TERns-Cssh In q. r. Treasury Notes
FURNITUR FURNITURE. ....... FURNITURE
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO.,
T. N. MONTGOMERY, xuctionesE
TNHURsDAY, March I2,h. at II O'Clock a
at their Auctien Mart 81 Camp street, will
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FL CRsTURE,
such as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesds Bu-
Armoirs Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top Sdeboard Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils etc, being the
contents Of several veIl-furnished houses.
-Also-
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc
Rs-TKRMs-Cash in .. q. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

Fifty dollarsi Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

Eonthly ADVERTISEMENTS nssrsa svsry dsy, 70 be
shaxged twsthlrds the shove rates.
PMS and Fourth page monthly sdvsssensrt. sseh square
30 per month.
sHnssnt Advertisements having the Of the paper rr
lnssn, 81 psr square, ssok Subsequent nssrsn 7scsnt
Dsr square
rrst and Fourth page trsnsnt sdvsssnents, ssen In
ssr'on, ei 80 per square
Advertisements inserted ssinsrvsiss sess srssd a. new
Zach insertion
ksxular advertiser advertise largely ts Be allowed
uoh discount from shove named Transient rates Be
azrssd upOn pro7sf sueh disosun
sss1 Is per cont.
Anbusnss notices Of sdvsr.s.snts tsss charged 7oosn
s<t PER line. each Insertion
AL transient Advertisements must be paid fer IN scvsnes.
An advertisements FOR any specified numbs Of
Insertions viii be pubhedsx tines and accordingly
Anhs with regular advertisers shall be rezdered noathy
asQuars IS the rpsce seeEpsd BY ten lines solid agats
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Il pubished svsry Saturday morning. ssbscrptloa -
~ snaGn. in advancs hafysAry and qaArtsy,
Single eepes 10 cents
Kates sf Advsrtfsings
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TcHoUPIroULAs
STREET, BETWEEN BENJAMIN AND sUzEFrE
RN OGDEN. NATURAL TUTRIx. vs.. R. oG-
DEN AND AIS

AUcrfoShER-Omce, NO. As Exchange Alley.
TNUEaDAE, a pril 9TH, 4 1s0e, at IL O'Clock
atthe Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street. between and Cusomhouse Streets BY vir-
tue Honorable the Second Court
New Orleans dated March 5ih 1855 the following de
scrbed properties belonging plaintiffs and defendants will
be sold
]: A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. tsgsthsr with all the
buildings and improvements thereon situated in the Suburb
neoro in lhe square bounded BY Tehoupoua New Leyss
Ber and Suzee and desznated by the No
plan by Moehausen. the 9th Janua l8f7
measuring 81 feet inches front Tchoupitouas
27 IN oepth the line separating Il from lot No
100 feet the line IL from Lot No.
running line parallel with Tchoupitoulas 50
Benjamin street Ss feet inches the line running
sac Benjamin street. which t has front Of q feet
American measure.
buildings and improvements situatd thereon in the Suburb
Deor In the founded by Tehouptouas New Levse
Benjamin and spzette streets and designated BY the Nos
and plan drawn by n Mo-lhausen The said Los No
messur1 &c feet front Tchouptouas street, by 100 feet
in depth between parallel lines; and Lot No. 26
feet oot Tchoupouss street BY 2 feet in depth between
parallel lines.
Sz TERMs-One half cash and the balance credit Of
and years in notes secured by mortgage and
doris privilege ard bearing eight per per
from date until The buildings be insured
and the policy transferred
Ac Of sale with United States internal stamps
attached before Emanuel Burthe notary public
peDse Of the purchaser.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

JOSEPH A BROWN VS.. MANUEL zAMORA, CURA-
rator Of IgnacO j. ZamorA-second District Csurt OF
New Oreans-No. 1855
DIV VIBTUE of writ OF feri fscias
ID 20 directed by the Honorable the Second Dis
trst Court Of New Orleans, in the above entitled
wiz proceed TO se public auction the
Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
Custohoue in the Second District of this city,
SATURDAY, the 1fth day Of March, 1868 IL O'Clock
L., the following described property. viz:
/. ONE CERTAIN LOf OF GROUND situate IN the
Second District Of this city in the bounded by 81
Peter Bourbon Daupbn and Orleans streets and measuring
about thirty feet front S. Peter By
feet in depth more or less together with the buildings and
4 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Second
Dist let Of this city, In the comprised within Cent?
Dauphin. Burgundy and Benvile Streets measuring
thirty feet front Cont street. by hundred and
feet depth together with the buildings
thereon
Seized in the above suit
n1- TKRxs-Cssh on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY,
fel2 n msrlf Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

STOCK OF sKAsoNABLE AND WELL SELECTED
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING. UNDER GARMENTS
HATS, FANCY ARTICLES. ETC. BEING THE STOCK
IN TRADE or Mr.. CHARLES RIPIHsKI. BANK
Rupr. AND TWO STOCKS or ASSORTED DRY
GOODS EsrABL1snNEsTs BEING THOSE OF
xEssRs. MARX ISRAEL AND GUsrAvE I. WEI.
BANKRUPTs, SURRENDERED By THEM. AND
SOLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR oRRDIroas,
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE IN THEIR RE.
sPEcTvE BANKRuProIEs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

Billy Emerson takes farewell benefit Friday
evening, March 18th, at the Academy of Music.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

"Tat coat fits you like de baper on de vaII''-
Emersons benefit Friday, 18th.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
BIZ c. E. eIRARDEY a co..

BY &. i. GIRARDEY q co..
Ofce-No. II Exchange Place.
IA EDNEeDAY. March 18th, MT 10 t-S
w o'clock NJ, al the Brick Store No. l56 Poydras, DO
tween C.rndet and Baronne Streets at public auction
will be sold =
The Three Stocks Of Dry Goods and Clothing and Fancy
Articles respectively TO the Bankrupt kststes OF
Messrs Charles Rpinsi Marx Israel and austsve T. Well
bankruptcy In the United States Circuit Court OF the
District Of Louisiana and them surrendered and sod for
the benefit Of their Creditors by order OF E. Norton ESQ
General Assignee without limit to the highest sad
last bidder.
The Of Mr. Charles Ripinskis alage and II selected
stock Of ready made and seas Iable
Nen's and Boys Clothing
Under Garments, Hats. Fancy Articles,
Trunks. Valises etc. etc is
Messrs NJ. Isras and Gustave r. Wells Stocks comprise
seasonable Staple and Faacy Dry Goods, and Fancy
Articles of crest variety ard excellent qualities;
Store and other Fixtures
Descrp i've Catalogues Of these Stocks win be resy for
distribution at Office Of the Auctonees fes days previous
to tie sale.
invited.
S3TERxs-cash before delivery IN o. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

Shepard, Abbott 4 Co., 55 Camp street. are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
POSITIVE AND USREssRvED SALE AT TWELVE
A HANDSOME PROPERTY SITUATED ON ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREET. BETWEEN aooDoHILDsEN
AND MORALES STREETS.
ny 9. DE FKRrEr.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsnAREsT-so saosl
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
sHERIFF's SALES.

CORNELIUS BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A. MORAN
Third District Court of New oreans-No. 2l476.
RY VIRTUE OF n Writ sf Seizure
~ and sale directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court of New Orleans, In the above entitled cause
viii proceed sell public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and Gu omhouse in the District Of this
FRIDAY the 18th day Of March, 1868, Il O'Clock
ns cEsTxS LOT oR dsoGsp with all the Building,
and improvements thereon. rights, privileges and
purtenances thereuno belonging wise apperann
situated in the First District OF this city in the square
bonded BY Liberty Gate St. Psui) Howard Gate 0ronds
Liberty date St. Pau street. BY hu ndrsd and feet
inches in depth between parallel lines by
Wilkinson late deputy general dated the 6th Of
December 1888 and annexed 20 act passed the st Of
this city The Improvements said lot consisting Of
story Frame Dwelling and Kitchen knowa No. 63 Liberty
street baid acquired By defendant from O. n
and Anna NJ Jones and Leila Bra by passed before
p Cuveer notary public In this city, On the 18th Octo
ber 1896.
seized in the above suit.
b TERns-This being the second and last auctian the
saio properly viii be definitely sdjudicafed 60 the highest
credit The purchaser to the payment Of two
notes drawn BY defendant 10 his order aud by him in
dorsed dated New Orleans. October % b. l566one for
s2 80 payable a date and the other for s25 Is
payable Two years after cate with seven cent interest
IRON date until dus and eight cent from maturity until
final payment and balance Of the Of adjudication
In twelve months bond with good and suic security
bearing eight cent interest annu from date a1d
speca mortgage the property sold until fna payment
said dec net and pay In cash the amount Of print
inR, clerks and sheriff altogether about 1900
snd furthermore the parish and municipal
amount Of which is not yet sseertained =
fe25 mh4 Is Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

WIN. D. WEAVER 4 co. VS.. DANIEL cox
Fifth District Court Of New Orleans-No ls,s5a
RH yIKTUE OF writ OF neri facias.
~ TO directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
trct Court Of New Orleans In the above entitled viii
proceed 70 sell At public auction the Merchants
tonsers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
tchouse streets in the Second District Of this city
TUESDAY, the l7th day Of March, 1868, at II O'Clock
NJ. The following drscribed property. viz
TWO LOTS OF 0kOUhD, with the improvements
thereon situated in the First District Of this city the
square bounded BY Thaa Erato Locust Gate sois)
n. gnolis date MAunseD streets
Said Lets being Nos and plan nuexed an act
from Mrs. A Grahe 10 Frederick Clarke, before The0
Guy late pub notary In this city, the s0th septem.
Der, 1851.
Each Lot has thirty feet front Locust street. by depth
Of the hundred and ten feet be parallel lines
Lot No forms the Of Locust Erato streets
Seized In the absve SUIT.
H9-TxRMs-Cash en- the SPOT.
GEO. W. AVERY
felf mars IL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
CHAs. 7. NasH's SALES.

CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A
well Furnished House, on account Of departure.
BE CHAs. r. NASH,
AucuoKEER-Offco Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner st. Charles and ferdido streets.
CATURDAY. 18th inst, at 10 o'clock a.
~ 495 Bacchus street. between We citv road anSt
Andrew street. without limit will be sold
The Entire of the fine and elegant Dwelling No
49o Bacchus between Felicity road and St Andrew
comprising fine Rosewood BEDROOM Sets Mahogany
Psrlor Furniture Kitchen Furniture Glassware Crsckey
and general just ed fos those wishing
10 housekeeping Parties desiring obtain lease at
very low price.
r7fTrRss-cash In o. S Treasury notes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT A
PARTITION.

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT A
PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
NO. SOLO,
MRS. WIDOW HENRY MULLER EFT AIS VS.. JOHN
wITTENBURG. TUTOR
BY @. DE FERRET,
AucTIoxKKR
Once and saesroorns SO Bienville street
Msrss rss i.n a. L. seI.e M
street. between Canal and CuEtsmhouse Streets will sold
Il oSS o%s Of yas e. sosT S %
vou Of New Orleans on the 4th q February and signed
the sh day Of the same month and the following de-
TOT OF GshUND in the Third District Of this city, IN
the bounded BY er,atmen, Oauphn Louisa
Burgundy and Pisy streets Said lot Of ground forms
feet 10 inches lines street. BY 60 feet in
he buildings AID improvements consist Of comfortable
one-story hou.e containing rooms, cabinet doabe
ssr TEExs-S'ssh in U. S. Treasury notes.
act Of se with United States lntero eevenue stamps
before e. Benvenu Notary Public at purchasers
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
SUCCESSION OF h C. sroRY-No SIS, DOCKET OF
TIE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
By G. DE FERIET,
AUcrIoxEER
Once and Sslesrcoms Sc Bienville street.
TVHURSDAY. MsFeh 10, 1865, at II
O'Clock VII be sold at pabhc auction the premi-
No. l49 Eplsnade street. between Rampant and ST.
Claude Streets b. virtue Of order from the Honorable the
judge OF the Second judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana IN aud for the Parh Of St Bernard the following
movables, viz:
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Household Furniture
consisting Of Mahogany AImoirs, Bureaus, Washsands
Chairs and Rockers Msrble Top tables Psyche Dressing
Gaze. kedsteads ar Bedding. Carpets Fine Sofas Hat
Racks, Extension IT, bles SdebOard Glass and CrOckey
Ware Fine frnch Plate MrroIs Choice Paintings
ings and statuettes, Cooking Stove and Utensils
ALSO
choice assortment Of Silver Ware and splendid Iefau
cheux Revolver.
s7-TERss-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes.
TEN VALUABLE sQUABEs OF GROUND IN "vER-
sAILLEs," PARISH OF ST. BERNARD. WITH THE
BU LDUos AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT
PUBLIC AUcuoN.-sUccEssIoN OF N. I. DA.
MIENs-No 5s6
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
CASH CAPITAL OF ss.soo. 900.

CASH CAPITAL OF cosooO.oOcs
Which WIN be sufficient iupcsts lines all nearly all
he paying points reached by the present monopoly
The present Telegraph Companies of the country have been
consolidated huge monopoly. and earning
six millions Of dollars hundred
the actual Of their lines their present capital
saving been waiered over one thousand per cent
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have rs-
cognon from the United States Government Of the npOr
Of their ENTERPRISE with grant OF the valuable
franchises conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing line had the right granted BY
gress this Company to construct and operate lines
every Railroad and Mall Route In the United States The
position of this Company differs from that Of any company
before organized The question the Right Way
forever settled
The Stockholders of this Company be sold
transferred to any other Company. The Congress
der which this Company has been organized prohibits sz
transfer Of the franchises granted.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12
AUCTION SALES.
G. De fsRltT's SALES.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UsrMPRovED L.rs
IN TIE THIRD DISTRICT OF THIS CITY AT Pus-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

AucuoSxxR-0aice No. So Bienvile street.
SATURDAI. March "A. 1sss, a II e'clcch
~ Hcrc1ants Auccieneers Exchange, koy al
street. win be sid At public AUCTION
sIXfEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. in the Third
District this city designated by the Nos q no. H. ~
Is Ia Is ls y le 10 20 p and p IN the square bounded By
tlsiborne. Felfcisna De bi-ny ard Clouet streets
There Is anne Building containing two rooms, with
pIires srd cistern erected ON lot No. 5.
The whole according plan made by Panl Boud0usquie.
arcHitect and civil engineer, dated March lOth 1904
r9-TERns-Onehsf cash, and the balsnee credit OF
year. in notes secured by merfgvg and besrin
cent interest RON the Of sale until final payment. In
suit commissions will be charged
purchaser amount recovered
Aet Of sale with U b internal stamps. at pur-
chastrs expense.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-12

Ohcial: NATHANIEL BURBANK.
seco Lieutenant s7th Infantry Brevet LIST Leateuant u
B. a., Acting = A. c.