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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

pebnl.y and Nervousness, DistAste FOR society,
Gloomy Presentments, pain and weakness IN the
bacx, impairment Of mental visor and memory weak
and v atery eyes .;uptions on the face and body,
r.stessness os vicious dreams and unrefreshihs
sleep unthess for marriage relation, improper ex-
crabiiy ofthc orrsns sr:cture, costivcness piles,
dyspepsia &c 70 the truth OF this, more or less IN
case every sufferer fe solitary indulge ICE can
attest And further, any latent or family predspo-
stian to disease, IS unhealthy, inipe'ehee. .hsah.'s
&c Is slost surety eventually developed INTO acfsv-
ry, and It.s a.tu>liy he NEST frequent chrse OF
those raiaaes IL young persons Is proved by the
statistics Of all countries And this Is equally true
- both sexesStiil, II taken In time, this disease
and It's Consequences perfectly amenAbie to treat
neIt.
Dr. Hubs. hae for many years past, been cor
suited upon so many and distressing cases OF this
vice tia. hi, a.er;ion has beer necessarily much
directed 10 its treatment and cure and he II happy
70 sdd has, beyond hts nsOse saneuine
matured treatment 1t once safe and certain, and
free from painful operations OF nasseoW nectaes.
DR. Hubbel's Treatise should BE- obtained BIZ every
one, Is VIII prove complete safeguard aeainse Inn
position. Il explains the nature and consequence
o, ali diseases Of the esnerastve organs.
n Those living at . distance. ~ enclosins two
postage stamps In order 10 prepay the postage, viii
| receive \ copy by return OF mail, eraue
DR. HubbelPs experience not excelled ~ any phy'
scian IN the treatment OF frfcdts Dsseosee OF any
NIOrICR-HIGHLYIAP IMPORTANT TO REkALPS.
! IN All ladies' suffering OF Female Complaint.
whatever, are recommended to CAL. All cases treat
/ ed and cured without delay and with the happtoo
results Uterine and painful menstrual obstr ucttor
requiring surgical operations removed By scientific
treatment. II desired, convenient rooms provided
Advice strictly Confidential.
| Persons living At . d.stsnc-, by giving . piaiI
statement their cases. will b. attended u punctu
ally, and medicines forwarded By express 70 al part
| Of the United States.
Address, J HubDel. D. boz lees P o. Chicago
Illinois.
private omoe, No - Randolph It. ossesiss th
| Revere Hotel.
| Junei edit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

A LADY FRIEND informs US that the la
dies OF this place have very wisely conclu-
ded NOT to give any large parties during the
winter We are glad to hear this, as it
speaks well and evidences disposition on
their part, not only to economize, but really
prove their title to the appellation Of Help
Dnatcs. '-Dujaqns ". W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

Lxs Co-The banking house Of Charles
Parsons = Co. 1t Keokuk. assigned on Tues
day last The assets Of the house. says the
3eta Oity, exceed their liabilities by about
1aooO00. The parties felt compelled to
~ - Y ~ i9pasdeility e nsss s0l !.
49, hsUe snsaaA - 4 lapsnabls w.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

AwP wHITE THRTH, PERFUMRD BREATH
~ and Beautiful Complexion can be acquired
BY using the "Balm Of . Thousand F.oweSS." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of
b disS.reeahle breath, when by using :" Balm Of .
Thousand Flowers" dcnti'rice would not only
render It sweet; tut leave the teeth white alabas
teri Many persons do not know their breath 10 bad
and the subject 10 delicate their friends win
mentionN. Beware Of ConnteY1eite. Be sure each
bottle Is signed PETRlDGk h Co., n. T. For sale
BY oil druggis's
'W0OpL AnD CREAM."-A Ponsde for beautify.
ing the Hsir-hlghly perfumsd, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price. For
dressing Iacies' osir u has no equal, giving III
bright, glossy appearance. 1t causes 0entlensn's
Hair 70 curl in the most natural manner. II removes
Dandrun, always giving the Hair the appearance Of
being fresh Shampooned. Price, only 6fty cents.
None genuine unless signed
Proprietors Of the "Balm q thousand Rlovers."
For Esle BY TAYLOR & BAxLo1D, No 10 LsClaiBe
Ro1>. 9ol0Aseuts for Davenport.
.July33dA19n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18
w THE LIVER
INVlGOK ATOR
Prepared by DR.. SANFORD,

rs great Scientific Medical discovery, and 10 daily
L working cures, almost too great 70 believe 1t
cures as IL by magic, even te first dose 0teSnV %
neft and seldom more than one bottle Is required 70
cure any Kind Of Liver Complaint, from the worst
Jaund;ce or Dyspepsia to common headache, all Of
vhich are the result Of Z Diseased Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18
MEDICAL.
DR.. HUBBEI.LS
Private Medical Companion
UMfOrfseNfe,s Friend.
UNPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUs
TO YOUNG MEN AND

TO YOUNG MEN AND
cthers. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
Arss and direct oonscq uence
OF excess and abuse Of the
sexusi system, 10 . peculiar
disc assd Condition Of the -
minal organs which the Au-
thor In his TR2A1tS9, has
called the sI~clAi diseas< Of
asturbatioa. Tie follow
Ing disorders, some IN one
case, some In another, are
again the direct coaseQuen.
ces u this disease, viz B.
rninal Emissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

Wives are still sold in England. One wac
publicly sold in Worcester for one shilling
and quart of ale.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

TWIN CITY BOOK IS STORE !
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND st., OPPOSITE LII CLAIRE HOUSE.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
Stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, PORT MONEYS.
Cooenes, Perfumeries,
Hsir Oils, Soaps.
Hdkf Extracts, Pictures,
Lthcgraps Maps Of eli kinds,
A ND . great variety Of other thing.. such - 10
n only kept In Book Stores.
so:
M A q A II L N II 5!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF All the most popular kinda. The following s-,
received and for sale.
MAG AZIN ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
Emerson's + Pusnam's New Monthly.
Peterson, Knicter booker, Household Words,
Blackwood, Prank ks!ie's New Family Magazine,
Monthly Part, Leslie's Ill Monthly Part.
wsverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Motions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Msg, water Cure Jcurnal
Dnsmore's = r. Guides, London Quarterly Review
Appleton's r. ". Guide, Edinburg do do
chronological journal. NorthBritish do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES
Herald,
Tribune, Times
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
Ny Ledger n Y. Mercury, Clipper,
PicAyune, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal,
LIZ lll.Conntry Gent, Rural N Yorker, Novelette,.
Harpei's WHY, III, r Lsslies, H. Spirit Of the Times,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish Newe spiritual Telegraph,
Irish Americas, Police Gazette,
Ny. Leader, Living Age,
Courier aad Enquirer.
journal OF Finance and ThompsOn's Reporter.
BOSTON WEEKLIES:
True Flag.
American Onion,
waverly Mag, ParloT Casket,
Flag OF our Union, Yankee Frivsteer,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Hvenins Post,
Warrington National IRA, Baltimore American,
Pittsburg Gazette, St. Louis Democraa,
Cincinnati Timee, and
Commercial,
Davenport 0ssette,
Democrat, and
Chicago Reporter.
LISH PAPERS
London Punch,
Lo0dOn weekly fines,
LOnd0n Illustrated NsWs,
0uhsesiptions received IL the above on ~ mast
libsgsl Ss1ns ~ ~ ne0lA, Quartes, OF Year.
Suoeevtes NJ end ssss vosv POessos.
Sc. o1A1A.
octldu ADG0e:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

Thrty-two years ago. last Monday the
first canal boAt cleared from Buffalo, on the
Erie canal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18
81 M M AIRY.

Lola Monte 10 now in Philadelphia.
The travel OH the City Railroads OF New
\ DIRK has fallen oil 20 per cent during the
last month
The receipts of the late n Y State FAIR
in Buffalo, were SIT ,00o-'arge than tor
any previous year, for seventeen years
CHICAGO AN, Rock ISLAND RAILRoAD.--The
earnings Of this company for the month OF
October, are as follows:
October, 1857, Sl39,ll6 so
1856. 237,7ll 81
Decrease $685. 81
GALxNA AND CHICAGO RAILRoAp.-The ear
nings of tho Galena and Chicago Union X.
Road company, for the month of October,
are as follows:
October, 1867. s256,952 90
1856, 354,642 81
Decrease. S9S $50 81
An enterprisng Merchant Tailor, named
buchanan coated at Mechanic Fall, has hit
upon new expedient for advertising his
goods. At all the crossroads within sever
al miles Of his place of business he has
nailed boards bearing the following notice :.
- miles to Bucknam's fashionable Clothing
and Shoe Store
ichn b Holmes was arrested in N. Y. on
Friday, charged procuring the forgery o.
his wifes name Ada, to mortgage. He
procured another woman named Emma
Duck, to pereonate his wife
FIFTEEN Tons or SrEolF--The St. Louis
Democrat Of Tuesday says:
The steamer Flying Cloud, on her way
from New Oaleans TO this port, stopped at
Cairo and put out fifteen tons Of coin, one
hundred thousand dollars of which was des-
tined for the sub-treasury of this city, and
the balence for Washington. The boat had
also :l0,le5 consigned to various parties
here
Snow Was eigh, inches deep at Hastings,
Minnesota Oh the morning of Sundoy last
The DEBORAH Republican has changed
hands NJ V Burdick is the present pro-
prietor
IT is probable that Lake repn will not he
open alter the 10th inst.
The Bridge across the Wisconsin, at Bar
rett's Ferry, is completed This will be a
source Of great advantage to the city Of
Prairie du Chen
The steamer Ocean Wave. An up river
Packet, mas gone into winter quarters.
vi
The Cedar Valley News says that six.
ty six substantial buildings have been erect.
ed in Bradford during the past six months
Bradford is good place TO settle in.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,
. WHITE rHBrH pEnFuMRp RReI

Cndert this head . limited numbero speciai notices
will be inserted at ten cents per line for each inset
ton flfty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

Just received
20 Csses Brandy, direct from CoGnsc vint, 1870,
~ bbls Hibbsrts London Porter, [Ptntsl
- Gases Doothy LedgVtct's Gin, fNcdisstedl
A fail assortment q Cigars,
AbesnAhe, Maraschmo, Curocoa,
Anise Cordial, Assc Punch,
AnA Soe sale ~ n. DAA0D0 Z CO
,na1AAR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

YVHD undsrutgned has removed his o1los - The
j seoood story Of 9. Il1icAols' psw D1sck, cosnsg
Nv. WOODWARD.
no.sy y leaa - Hsai Esta:s g -oo,~.,,
oo1d0 Nv. VOOOVAW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18
NICHOLAS KUHNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,

Corner Naja and Osoend stveets. Dacenpore, Io'0d
Every variety OF Havana and Domestic Seaars, 70
baceos, PlpaD, e., constantly on hand.
Agent for Browne celebrated Fine Cut Csewius
and emokiag Tobacco.
- ooGar kanufs sturess ! would recommend . we'll
selected stock 81 Leaf Tohecoo consisting Of Hsveas
Wssppsss end yilsTs, Java snd Cuba SD Leaf. &C.
NovlAdAvtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

ION East side 81 brady street bet. ID snd ID sPe
10 NOW OPEN.
q "A. N .AFD OY0 TIE II &
TCOn saes 1t oil times. LUNCH every day d
Il 1919 o,clock. CLUB ROOM sdjoining, where
cuitom ers can enjoy every comfort
Just drop 10" and be assured that lyon will not
tutrndc. The ProprietcT Of the Woodcock solictts
share Of the patronage Of The Pablo. NovodIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

j. MONGER,
q EN- f. A L L H. ND BIZ VKER
MILL buy and sell 81 kinds OF proveity on COM
w mission. giving special attention 10 the ex-
change Of Aci chandise or other personsl property
for Real Estate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

Tho Action Of tho Kansas Convention
Iflate adyices from Kansas are TO be
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

A large number OF City Lots, improved and untm-
n proved-FArHs and farm lands IN Scott county,
and unimproved lands in all pats OF the State.
Enquire at Nichols fpi1ner once,
As1Pssree'. soors below Second
Noyldtf J. DIAL 3 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-18

John e. H0Eane,
NsOAI 1BAnOTRR. All ordsrs left with 0u1sts
" II Claire ~, yin - psoapGy esten1sd % .
lowest nAskst prios: Uovodn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
Political I.ssltSxenc~.

I'm fHsucl1cr NISsKsrA.-The dcmccrsuc Central
Committee ~ Minne have issued address, 10 shcs
tts their principles, and announce the gro 'ns
intend the sssemslng " the Coveuios %
frsue state constitution. They DO the black re
bHssn r-y assert that individual tney regard
he ~ 'vrou Of tlavcry a grcp moral AMI political
evil suf " the ebure Irpuist oo Of Hinpces vss Dow
n.ci,d within the limits ~ Kansas, their uopd vce
~oih he 'ssed IN svo, Of Ia ision free STATE
W The Conteniiun tho, ,n be 10 iavof ~ only tro
year teHaetce w the CuJed States qualification Tor
the right f .uHfaee,he legislature meet hienuislly-
and 'o 'h- TerIrtua exclusion Of negro slavery.
PoirT1t$ TESSI~ra. = The Nashville Hhto (Knov
N"hfs) aye thsttne democratic ,arty 10 tina, " ie &
~b tee sFeady too le.d ug Issues o. the CANVASS
The public andr and ,eu s~G ase-s,d their rapers 10
thu Safe are aiem ting W shift -Spoub Of p,s,
eg sir upon these subj~c,s on the ,houie- Of the
psry rbus, ~ ile they calm ,ba, the prcomuance NJ
their Iafty Congress H. nds able 70 the perpe,u, NJ
the UI q, ard that, they al the time utterly re-
rudise he esdng Of tina, party ss carried on,
n Congress
Aasis IN us FuD- Ia, Concord IN. H. Sondsyyi say.
a General Fierce viii figure for seat In the mite State
nsp and predict nis defeat The prospect certainly IL
"oi verJ rODpipg Of present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

Adversary of tho new York Orphan As, su,n.
The IN. -hrt anniversary az the Orphan Asylum Soce
Of the city Of New York held al Bioomin yeser
DAY afternoon There large attendance Of people
from the city among them many OF the most fashionable
wealthy Of citizens, whe drove up in their
carriages. Al IL O'Clock the exercises we're commenced
fhe little girls, beautifully dressed short frooks and
She app ons sat at the upper end of the hall raised
psfam presenting an interesting and plea coup dat
they were were poor unfortunate orphans but 10 beauty
the inmates Of bn few schools la this any other CITY
wouln compare with them bower OF green leaves and
h,vs IN Which the May Queen to receive May Offer
ipg, drew considerable attention.
The exercises opened by reading the Scripture
nhng pretty little anniversary hy mn. The annual
report sas then read by the Rev Edward Anthem, Of
which the follow ing is an abstract -
The object OF thus society Is to exteud relief only TO
the h sCA nut the intellectual and moral natures OF
orphan Children and our aim has always bcen To train
Them up to he Christian men and The school
receive careful attention. are visited
week by SPECIAL Committee, who report the result Of
e year in arr hmetc some Of them having advanced
far geometry The girls particularly versed in
geYruph, and read we besides Their usual lessons they
Taught to sew, and some Of them excel in this old
far boned accomplishment
Every fue and ate auon that children ave
gwen them tns institution, that irprisinR
that man, Depart from reluctantly owraly,
would your own children on e~viog the parental roof
We aeHno"isaes two eeansst, received the pat
N 81 aud Of 90 90" the legacy of the LATE Mss Mar
get Ann Prsl with the interest thereon Last February
cur itable with ~ contents, destroyed by fire; the
to debt Of 3i4,oO0 already ret ng uloa u.s. (n-
currsd by enla giog tho building) Induced
TO mako appeal thr nigh daily papers, and
BY direct appl,caos Our expectations have NO, been
disappointed for we have met generous eponse from
sympsthzing public
The receipts of Institution during the past year are
se 49, all of which amount has been expended except
81 a.
The little girs and boys; Of who there 1888 at pre-
sent In the institution then vent through various cresbe
exercses In singing, reciting In dialogues an arithmetic
There are employ ed In the Asy um male and fe
teacher the iDfant department. the lat Of whom was
taken Into the yum when the but eighteen moaths
old. Children ar being constan y admitted, and
good homes can be found for them they sent to
them The institutions at present from fifteen venty
thousand dollars 10 debt II has income from real
tate which more than half Its annual expenses Their
nDc or land attached To II, beautifully laid
sDd forming excellent p'a for the children play and
exercise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

FArn Rrsu1r % rrx STATEN lsiAyp Fx.sr AnRar-
Cbsrcr Quun the young who severity stab bed
20 hoard staten Island ferry boat josephine on San
osy evening, died yesterday Afternoon al the N,w York
H-ta,a frtrn the effects Of biz injuries Coroner Perry
90. pcsed the fact and will hold an uquea, UPON the
bod, Of the deceased this morning The Price succeeded
In Sre-tng John Collins Ana so-eley, the young
man oLasyed with having Inflicted the fatI wound
diet b- sidIpe a. uhe Officers ~ ar -nt- ~
ferry IN attempting 10 suppress the disturbance
shen he compelled N use the knife Ia self de
fence. TX Councilman Jacob L Smith spp.a-ed before
Justice ,ro.y, ct the lower Fthce Co1t AMI intim
tbat he prs fer complaint against number of
dec aed'a friends for their condus on the occs
81, o In question hr. Smith repre- cuted bimeH
sei q the staten Island Terry Company and sad thai
the party ~ -hch decrasod ga mcmhcr threatened 10
take 100 cop ~ the boat and behaved them selves Ia
most rtsmrful manner, matreang many ~ the psssru
grr~ and cfesiins general panic % buasd the bpai
Wien in'rrferrd With they attacked the ot ~ the
he faisl wound Justice Connolly Informed Mr. 'mth
hat he had Jurisdiction In the matter referred hun
" the United States authorities for redress.
pouorp w The CARuFzNx% oy DsuuGrsr Coroner
Curery held an inquest at No 692 Grand street. upon tue
body Of a man Dsmed George Rhodenberg, who died
from the effects q oxac acid taken IN mi stake
tor Epeom sale Tbs deceased n appeared vas IN the
habit NJ htins the last pamcd medicine and on xoudey
psh pu,chss.d whs, be supposed W be doe NJ such
tpe,ican. but ~as given halt of oxaac arit BY
rn,,le On the fslrt Of the druggist No cline could W
obtained 10 the apotbecary who sold decaased the poison
ahough every cnort made by the Coroner 81 g,
toning the Legislature 10 pns stringent law preventing
the tresb Of Incompetent vending drugs,
the great danger N the nunty. The deceased
IS years Of age, and vas native Of 9ermAnT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

WBvAr CRor IN TsxAs--T the season, even
yea urovss favorable n is catimsied that half miIhos
bushels Of whea, win DO raised IN the wheat growing
bne &C Teras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL ]. PETERS.

sss Ka1a e. s. for No. ra sh h"E 9
pi1i SIS 1s'sS june, 1857 O'Clock,
s Nc Ba y f
@ Ap at Bas A.s1s 9 hssa c
ton SsFThiS s f 81 Ess s a Hsfi y
this city, late Second Municipality Of Ney Orleans in the
By Chn RI a M e GS s4s s"d s and
Is feet St. Charles street front ST. Mary street,
and II oT sf o pis Of fS with all
the thereon the square bounded By New
sa%d i, . :. f'o%,
IS forms the corner and benjamin
lots are hreestoy brick and warehouses; with
efs4 sfa 5T o iS s de
4SR Ky All cTs in the Dis
s ss"Is
a o1%s the SS q
20 feet 10 inches street by depth Of 81 feet
1 81 GEf The al 1T s Pr
a
designated lots Nos and Lot No lob feet
eet inches The s. side e.! ss towards No snda front
q INCHES front Street depth on the
lin" s G NO. ss1s nss ns hs feet
each other and the improvements comprise large brick
M ell with sdoS na all The @
front Jna by depth of "a feet 6 inches
T s se n 8 s
% feet inches front Julia by depth AZ
the line towards Magazine and irregu
lar line towards lot No g. opening the line Of IS feet
lots Nos and are dwellings of two stories built Of brick
having each building and each lot is
story brick kitchen, comprising and cabinet. Yard
bricked and ydrant to each house Both under rental
good All the property is more fully set forth by PLAN
| by &. A. Hedin,. Surveyor.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance a credit /, 2 and
secured by special mortgage the
with interest Of cent from date and if pail
when per until finally paid. The improvements
be insured by purchaser and the policies transferred tn
vendors until the paid
ded the convenience of the vendors.
For full particulars of the several properties and
each apply the office Of j. A. Beard Co, Auconeers Nc
| s Banks Arcade. JOHN NJ BELL,
| myl3 IA Is Is je} Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

TALENTED SLAVES IMPROPERLY ON URsULINEs
stree Estate of the late Maria Joseph Apuente deceased
widow OF Hialre Courcele.
by N. VIGNIE. Amctioneer.
SATUHDAf June 30, 1857, at IL o'clock Nj >,
- in the Rotunda of the ST. Louis Hotel by an order
dated May T. 1851 will be sold public auction
sad succession the following described slaves
SLAVES.
JAMES, negro man, aged about A years, laborer and
prsssnan, good subject.
=. GEORGE II negro man, aged about IS wears laborer
pressman and good subject.
s. FRONTlN negro man, aged about 45 years. aborer and
pressn'an
l. JENNY woman, aged about 60 years. cook and
washer. drinks
NICT0lkE, woman aged about 40 years. washer
highly recommended.
G. MONIQuE, grf girl aged about l6 years. good seam
stress and house servant good subject
REAL ESTATE.
A CERTAIN LOT OF G GROUND situated in suburb IRENE
Second District the comprised between Ursulles
rails IRENE streets and Bayou Road. '
Said lot measures (FTench measured %
unes street by depth of l20 feet 5ls inches one side
with comfortable twosory house. with slate con
tanning four closet, vesbue gallery down
rooms in the attic story Kitchen covered with slate con
tanng four rooms nhing ROOM wash room, ETC. Brbee's
fruit and flower gard etc. The whole in
forming ono OF the comfortable and desirable residences
this city.
eBTERMF AND CoNDITIoNS-For the slaves, half cash;
and the balance al six months credit For the property
third cash, and The balance six and credit
Notes given for the slaves and property 10 be satisfactorily
dCrSed and secured b. special said
perty bearing interest date rate of Il
until final payment, divided into coupons heirs
The bulldogs be insured for the So the policy
transferred 10 vendors until final payment of the last
Act Of sale before De Armas, Esq, Notary Public.
les +