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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
A RIOT oUELLEp BY woMAs-The New Haven

A RIOT QUELLEp BY A WoMAN-The New Haven
News says that few days ago body OF noisy and
drunken fellows were creating a disturbance which
threatened to become a serious ARRAY, when young
woman without bonnet or shawl made her appear
ance il the crowd and, walking directly into the
thickest Of the melee took q young man who had
haen foremost in the disturbance by the arm, and
quietly led him into the house. There no resist
ancs What could be effected Eve minutes before,
hy entreaty or threats Of the police, was accom-
plisbed by The wife without word. Two or three
other yonng women made their appearance after
and singled ont more of the participants in similar
manner, who also obeyed as if by magic, and the
crowd dispersed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

SOUTHERN CoNyENTIoN.-The following are the
delegates appointed by Governor wickliffe to the
Southern Convention, to meet at vicksburg on the
9th instant. Credentials will be forwarded to the
President OF the Convention:
Dr.. Walter Brashear, W. R. Adams S. F, Wilson.
A. e. Talbot, Ex.Gov. Roman, L. j. Burlington, Hen.
ny Gray, H. Farrar, A. NJ Ducros, H. ST. Paul, H. Il.
Sale, Jesse Wright, Thos. Montgomery, W. L. Knox,
e. 9. w. Butler P. F. Keary, V. Walsh j. L. Stirling
+. NJ: Hereford, I. o. Moore R. W. Jemson, W. f.
Martin, Angus Bowie, Pierre Soue, G. M Pierce. Ex.
Gov Johnson Fl. Short, E. Deloney, ]. NJ Taylor, /.
=. Seymour, ]. Laidlaw, W. S. Pike, W. s. Parham,
A. r. Hynes, W. Cottrell, A. NJ. Dunn, Dan Turnbull,
F. Gardere, G. G. Hunter, E. Groves, W. M Kidd, W,
R. Miles, Judge Mcintyre, F. H. Farrar, John Per.
klns, b. Jones Mccall E. B. Whitaker, ExGov Mou.
ton, Ex,Gov. Hebert, P. Chew, N. o. Coleman. B. L.
Deireese, W. S. Campbell Jno. Magnnis, c. Brusle
y: ID. Shadburne, G. H. Mouton. ]. T. Hawkins, H
W. Allen, F. L. Goode G. W. Womack, Jos. Strother
b. j.: Hyams, p. Locoul, A. Livingston T. j. Semmes
W T. Martin, l. N. Lemon, M. Richardson, G. w
Reese Patrick Doherty, E. A. Rowley, ]. A. S. Ack
len, H. Hurtsory, J. D. B. DeBow, E. b. Mailhit, DR.
Bush, J. N. 7. Richardson, H. NJ. Pierce Jesse Hart
G. Allen 3. L. Jewell, A. l.. Gusman, W. F. Griffin
A. l.. Tucker G. B. Sheppard, D. N. Dickey, H. Phil
lips, B. NJ. Pearce, Fielding Lewis F. l.. Claiborne
D. e. Jenkins, 7. B. R. Hatch, Richard TAYLOR, G. W
Munday, j. R. Evans, VIM. R. Barrow, j. R. Smart
Dr. Wilder, d. Pelerin, H. j. Hearsey W. A. EImore'
VIM Ball, JOS. Berry, J. c. Prendergast, G. F. Wejsse
W. Bruce, R. R. Barrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
THE NAY PARTY AT cARRoL1roN

Eds. Crescent: The May Festival given at the
Firemen's Hall, in CarrolIton, on Friday evening
last, was truly scene of brilliancy, gaiety and
pleasure The decoration Of the Hall on the occasion
was magnificent, and the handsomest award of an
pause and merit is due to the ladies' Of that town 70,
the worthy manner in which it was cotton up.
The main feature of the evening was the corona
tion Of the Queen Of May" which was delightful
and more than commonly appreciated by all her
presence being with her mild presidence, to chase
away a few of Nays earliest hours with flyinc
feet" The "Queen" elect Miss Amanda Cochran
was fair maiden, apparently of some seventeen
year,; and, verify, her choice reflected great credit
upon the taste and judgment of her constituency
The attendents of the "Queen Of May" the maids O.
honor, by the young misses, were tastefully repre-
sented. The movement of the twelve Flora's wal
well arranged, and assuredly deserved a passing
notice. The throne, a stage converted into beauti
fu sylvan and floral arch, was most sumptuous, The
four seasons-Spring, Summer, Autumn and Win
ter-were also well represented. Terpsichore fol
lowed the coronation, and held sway delightfully."- the
balance of the evening.
The assemblage was unusually large and undoubt
eddy all present enjoyed themselves highly. The fol
lowing ladies', Misses NJ. Pearson E. Wire, M. McStay
A. Wire and F. Ives, have our obligations for thei,
polite and courteous attention AN Indebtedness
which shall always be remembered. The party was
truly superb one and was carried out to the hjrbes
perfection. N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
SILKS Low AND SIMMER nRx.Gnons.- Ia

II,
Todd No. IL and IA Charities street offers the balance of his
rich dress silks at still further reduction in prices IS he in
tends they shall be closed by the 18th instant T great
oppor unity should be neglected by the ladies' and h
WISHING the store TO buy silks, they i'll be buy some
thing Gle which will charm them amid the dazzling display
splendid dress goods ace emooideres shawls turAous
lace mhnlas bonnes ribbons all millinery and fancy
drygood They will be unable TO resist the attractions Of fine
ut 2 cets per yard ana they design travel they
will fad just what they among Mr. T. Is stock of
dres es. Lady readers, see advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

-.aN ALJa P"v ~
DIR. Boswell met with no interruption until he
reached Eufaula, where he could get no conveyance
to proceed to Old Columbia, Henry county, Ala,
proceeded to Fort Gaines. At this point, he sue
ceeded in purchasing batteau, which, with his two
assistants he rowed about sixty miles down the river
The people whom he met on his trip, were much
country and in some localities fled from his own ap-
peatance, from wild beast of prey. In fact, tile
bridges are taken up in some places to prevent the
passage of persons through the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
r A. EAHNEsTock's vERM1E uGE.

WILLIAMSBURG New York.
Messrs. b. A. Fahuestock Co,';ntlemen For number
of years past have been troubled with d Hlin gnawing
pain in tp pit Of my stomach accompanied by nnes
dizziness in the head and after aherrg the
era eminent physicians ard receiving benefit ,hereron
iduced Try B. A. Fahnestocks Vermfnge, and
tans via,s, my surprise passed yards OF tape
wom. And assert that have recovered my former
health FIR which fse Indebted TO b. A. Fahneock's Yer
mGge; aud cheertuly recommend i ms being sttc eu
and harmless. HENRY HOFFMAN.
I-pnrchasers should look well the initials wrap
per, and thai they pre buying D. - Yem
luge and no other. AL ln&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
Texas Intelligence.
The Galveston News of Thursday last saws !;

Inc Galveston News OF Thursday last says:
The Indians still continue their depredations the
whites along the entire frontier in high state of
excitement; public meetings are being held, and
ranging and minute companies formed the press
indulge in flaming and excited editorials and loudly
demand the removal extinction OF the Reserve In.
dams. That there are some bad Indians there is not
to be doubted--such must necessarily be the case
and the sooner they removed the better for all
parties.
The Houston Telegraph says:
We learn from Grimes county that the frost Of last
Saturday cut down everything on the black lands
In Fayette everything is killed as far as heard from
says a letter. Cotton seed is scarce but there is
enough old corn to do the people another year. even
If they do not make any this summer. We fear the
wheat crop of northern Texas is entirely ruined.
The Item of the 23d says that native Of the
town Of Huntsville had to be taken out of church
and lodged in jail, on the Sunday evening previous
for unruly conduct in the sacred halls
The Item has seen some merino wool sheared in
Montgomery county, of a beautiful, silky texture
The yield was eighteen to twenty pounds per sheep
and said to be worth sixty cents per pound in North
ern markets.
The Sherman Patriot states that the overland mail
stages are making the time in Is and Is DAYS from
San Francisco to that place.
The Patriot learns that about the end of last month
young man named Jacob Keeuer, who kept gro.
Gerry at the mouth of the Wachta was attacked in
his bed, and murdered by three Indians, who robbed
the house.
The Patriot learns that the company that marched
into the Reserves to drive the Indians of, met the
United Statea Dragons who advised the crowd to 90
home and that they, in view of brass piece, took
the advice aud left in peaceable and orderly man.
ner.
The San Antonio Texan of the 25th says:
From passenger in the Seguin stage Of last night
we have received the particulars of fatal ARRAY tina,
came of in Seguin about O'Clock on Saturday even
ing last. It seems that some two weeks ago msun
Outstanding took place between VIM. Tom and A
Ewing, about some frivolous matter but that that left
sting behind. Ewing called upon Tom to apologize
which he positively refused to do The parties met
at the time mentioned both armed with revovers, and
both excellent shots with a pistol. Several shots
passed between them: Tom was shot through the
heart aud also in another part of the body and died
on the spot Ewing was shot through the lower part
OF bis body, and also through the knee, and was not
expected by his physicians to live through the night
bility.
The Austin Intelligeneer says:
A letter to Mr.. Debray, from friend in San Anto.
MO, gives an account of Indian depredations upon
the head waters of the Guadalupe river and the San
Geronimo. Neither the number of marauders or the
amount of mischief done, are mentioned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

OUTRAGE AND RoBBERY.-On the 23d man named
George Colder, a railroad workman from New Or.
leans was beaten and robbed of about 5000 by three
desperadoes near Charleston. The scoundrels were
arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

FINE TEAS at low prices are advertised as on sale
at Dohahs Southern Tea Warehouse" 1852 Poydras street
netween Camp and S. Charles purchasers will and an
of the delicious brands China herb fresh
fragrant and the prices which they he imported
"e'k the attention of LeusekeepeE to Mr. Doans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

A DEAD GIANT.-James D. Porter the Kentucky
giant died in his bed at shippngsport KY, on the
25th, of infammatory rheumatism. Porter was sup.
posed to be the tallest man in the world feet
inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
MARINE D1sAsTER.-A dispatch of the 25th from

MARINE DIsAsTER.-A dispatch of the 25th from
Gloucester, Mass, says:
The bark Corinthian from New York bound to
Machias, Maine, while lying at anchor in this h4rbor
yesterday morning, during the blow dragged ashore
on Eastern Point but was gotten off without damage
The British bark Cora Linn, from Boston for St
John, N. b. also dragged ashore at the same time on
Eastern Point, where she remains. A steamer has
gone to her assistance from Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
The SHERIFF. will sell at auction to-day, at the

store Of Grayer and New Lsvee streets, the
terein consisting of groceries, liquors. Wines brandes
ETC. as per catalogue. begin O'Clock. sheriff
will also sell tOs o'clock at the Home Warehouse Fulton
street. Poydras aud Lafayette streets, brandes
liquors. wines coffee, almonds, oranges lemons
nah LI1e. etc. SIC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
BY N. VIGNIE.
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McpONOGH SALE
wi'hout reserve 10 effect partition bel The ri = ~
New Orleans and the city Of Bsnore-Counry Propsrty
BY NJ VIGNyE

Oh Its 1iUIN{E,
City Auetioneer.
Ohice-No. Banks Arcnde
EKlDAY. May 9th, 1850, and the folIoxx-
sha % hs % IN the Ronnd ST. Louis Xxx
o. street between Royal and Chares streets
st. John Baptist Parish.
valuable tract OF land situated in the ma ib NJ c,
Jonn baPtst N township II s., r. E. forty arpens fom the
, tIye1 r. e1ng In Mo q Section sg pana
hd tract Dthg ~ about As miles above the civ Of New
M,1 'hs e't pank Ct the river plan drawn by
nag.mnoh, fsq w. H. Snrve, eneral for Louisiana "
and tokpITioss.-O fifth cash and The balance on
hs o uhe two three and four years. for notes OF The
CURED m u,Sas navn mt 60 POI with city guarantee
pye Sy PEE the sold
'a the CLAUSE OF Onalienande Said notes 10 bear
eenl htefeb' per abnum from until maturity in case
~ non after maturity said notes will then bear
n an.eesl yer annum until fully paid This last con tion
said notes. ~ " ' :" "Hy way the payment Oh
81. James and st. John Baptist Parishes.
me right title ami clause OF cities of New Orleans and
hnore under the Will and in place late John Mcpc.
Teh 70 claim from the United States America indemnity for
s OF we following lands which entered y the said
Jonn and the entries wero set aside in
nuehee Oh 'he'r conflicting with superior titles
II. S..R Il < Heptio
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

The best cough mixture in the world consists of .
pair of thick boots mixed with plenty Of air and
ercise. People who hug the stove and grow lean
will please notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

A young lady being asked why she did not attend
party to which she had been invited replied, for
got all about the party aud ate onions for breakfast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

MANY true heart, that would have come back like
dove to the ark after the first transgresson, has
been frightened beyond recall by the angry look aud
menace, the taunt the savage charity Of an unorget~
inn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
z AvaMAN,s TksoploAL KooElNs-

a
Cheaper and superior used in Southern
climate.
is tested and recognized qualities arc
LIST nURARiLITY -equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. iMPEkMEA HIIITYSupe any either; cracss
or leaks being possible.
Cd. BEAurYIt presents smooth and granteiks surface
ih. CHEAPNESS-t cess much less than thOfiga it is
good se wood roof and less than the ilfefie
composen roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys
eth. 1NCOMBuSTIBILTTY-I will resist FIRE better than
slate roof.
9Th, CONVENT ENCE-It will soften uuder the heat o.
his clrate and the interior OF buildings from the
nte.isa heat Of SUMMER
18th, SbnITfIt becomes harder and Smoother from
sure can be put roofs of any slope being OF Hight
weight does not require heavy rfiers support while l.
net liable coFrosoa and hleakin does require repair
The "ihoPlGAL kOOFfNGn is chemical compound d
1ntances several OF which peculiar lone combined
p discovered by actual experiment experience
IN This city.
Testimonials of the TIE above ts sndt
Of the agent and be verified by any person wishing IT
before contracting,
All orders left At the Post, Office, Boy K, No. 2 will
promptly attended to apply
tel5 lv corner nf IenviiIe and Marnis str
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

SPIRITS AND ToBACCos.-Messrs. Van Benthuysen
craol q Gravter street, advertise peach brandy apple
brandy Maryland and vi GINA whisky and every grade ard
variety OF inc manufactured artic is be their
sortmet of tobaccos We refer reader to the
NJ ttis hnnsa
AGENCY WANTED.-See the advertisement VI Ii
Young who expects to travel though upper Louisiana and
Mississippi and would like to attend siness In
tons in way of COLLECTING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

ATTENTION is called to the succession sale of val
property this day. at IL O'clock by Vino
Co. the ST. Louis Exchange together with all the improve
hereon situated Canal street, No. go bounded by
Exchange Alley Canal, Chartres and Gustomhonss Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
DICKENS WRITES FOR Ir.--Bonuer has secured the
pen of Charles Dickens for the New York Ledger.
In accounting Bonners offer the great novelist says
TArIsTock House., TAylsTocK Square,

London. W. G Tneslny, March 70 1859
Dear Sir: thought that l could not have been
tempted at this time to engage in any undertaking,
however short but the literary project which will
come into active existence next month. Bat your
proposal is so handsome that it changes my resolu-
ton, and cannot refuse it. - will eudeaYor
to be at work upon the tale while this note is on its
| way to you across the water.
Faithfully yours, ,>,,,-,,,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Never marry man because he is handsome he
will think too much of his own beauty to take prlds
in yours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

house of countIyman Dr. j. G. Aver, Of Lowell he
depot of his Cherry Pect raj and Cathartic Pills Chi
totally destroyed. He makes demand upon Govern
for indemnity from the losNof his property, and he;
will grow another crack with elder brother john
ii Doctor and our Government maintains rights
he Pills sold shall only be unprotected on
tracts that are very [ farmer, Trenton, N j.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

New BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Housekeeper and the
trade referred The advertisement of Messrs Thompson
Barnes who have received per steamship Philadelphia
y,rsStu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
THE LADY READERS Of lie Crescent. and they are

and charming enough people Mohammedan par
ade very respectfully referred to the of
Mr. Il. Wentworth wholesale agent No. Royal street. who
has Just received fresh invoice Of those elegant md admirable
expansion contrivance knowa the "are palmeo," the
expausiou" tho "honiton, and the 3 TO 80 hoop ske!e
ton" skirts all for sale at the lowest New York prices,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
DESTRUCTIVE F1RE.-A dispatch of the 25th from

Destructive FIRE.-A dispatch of the 25th from
Detroit, Michigan, says:
The machine shop, four locomotives and about
1000 cords of wood, at Windsor, belonging to the
Great Western railway, were destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning. The loss is estimated at $40 900.
Nine tenements and large furniture mandatory
at the corner Of Brush and Geraot Streets and two
buildings at the corner of Hastings and Franklin
streets in this city, were burned Inst evening loss
$50 900 partly insured All the fires were the work
of ncendiaries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

DoIBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. LOG CANAL
srREETAil wish to fit themselves for paying positions
must be qualified.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
Squares fronting on Roman and Prieul
streets. intersected as the preaching.

Square No 90 is fractional sqnlle, and fronts Roman,
First And Peur strests and is divided into 3lo Of about the
same dimensions as the lots 10 the preceding square
Salare No. 50 Is bounded by Roman, Firs Prieur and
Second streets aud divided into IS measuring each about
50 il ct irchcs front by depth Of 1875 feet inches
Sou4re No 81 is bounded by RomHu Second Preur and
Th; and divided into Is lots, Of about the d
uer siuns rs those 10 the preceding square.
Square No. 81 is BOMBED by Roman, Third Ptelr and
Fourth streets and is fivld into Is lots OF aboui the d.
mensous as those it, the preceding squale.
Square No. c. is bounded by Rpmau Fourth and Pieur streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDOEoGH. Exten.ive
Sale of valuable property belonging Jointly the Cities
Of New Orleans and BALTIMORE Sale very long Credit
leans BaltimoeU9 Ground situated In the
Fourth District and be divided into Lots.
RV " VIC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

and washington avenue and Is divided IS lots of about
the ssr dimensions ~ those in the proceed ug square
Square No 81 w OF irregular form and IL bop,ded nv
Roman and PIienr streets Washington and Upper Line
ana Is DIVIDED into u lots Of vaon. diner 30
T. 81 feet 'front.' by depths Of from 2D s feet inch and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

n COPARTNERSaIP NOTICE. Eo
HA NEAGIE ( CARPENTER, tzSa
Successors of the finn of ". 4 G. 7. NsagleJ
Having lated themselves in partnership would inform
the patttns Of The old frp the public generally that they
wi continue keep any large and assorted
stock of
FURNIT U-RE,
At the Old and WeKno~n Stand,
Nos. 80, 80 aud 81 Royal street,
Fntranle--No. 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, FINE LOpKING-GLAssES,
And Every Description Of
II S E o l. u U II 1T U Fl,
-EomprsRg-
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chairs and Chamber Sets
in great Variety
Springfield lotions,
REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BoXES, etc., etc.
Ha~Goods packed and shipped with the greatest
NEAGnF, ~I,c-, ,,,,r>r,,,
j. c. CAEfESTER.S Nh"AHl'. ~ S<AhiENihh.
New Orleans, Apri, 1856 a23 lmkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
BY ". V7GNIE,
Office, No. Banks Arcade
FRIDAY, May 9th 1859. nj u o,cInni NJ

In NE Rotuna. ~ ts r. IsH9i nj LIZ ocIock NJ,
Aithe right title and interest If the city New Orleans
from me estate OF John Mconogh without any
lshee Whatever, TO trGct Of land the parish Of
hvnssion in townships and 10, S. r. and H. being
bounced on the side nearest 10 the lower line
ihe Mim Conway claim and conflicting the said claim:
d treet being al That part Of the claim Of John Meouoeh
~ 70 NO fO6 o. the Register and Receivers Repo of M
Tem6e 90 1916 lies behind Of the lower linz of
the William Conway claim. ~ ' '7 "a
An the right title and interest of the of New Orleans
SECURED from the state OF john MrDorog without war
Ian'ee whatever in and 10 claim the undivided third Of
tract Of land IN The parishes 81 James and v
iheston adjoining and lying below described
tract and situated in 0, and IL, s. r. and e. CON.
neneng Al distance Of 40 hpents from the river
and running back being Of the by claim M
81 q 'he Registers Report of January g, 1871.
The above TWO claims sold subject 10 CONTRACT
before b. Bouny Notary Public by which city of New
leans transferred one undivided half thereof legal
who undertook to prosecute and establish the same
N9~TER MS-Cash. 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
Squares fronting on johnson and GaIvey
streets. and lnteraected ax the r,recedi.a r

square No. II fractional square, fronts on Johnson
First and Gavez Streets is divided Lots Of aont
each front by depths of from 9 lines to l2 feet
inches ~ ~ 'N- 'es'
Square No. r. bounded by Johnson First Second and Gal,
is div ded ino 6 Lois measuring from 30 to AZ feet
front by depths Of l9 feet inch lines M feet inches
square No 10 y bounded by Johnson Second Third and
streets is divided into l6 Lots measuring from 20
feet front by depths of about ll9 inch lines and i9
inch and lines. $500 ~ e'
Square No. a is bounded by johnson, Third Gay.z and
Fourth Streets and is divided into Lots Measuring eac
about 81 feet front by depths Of l9 feet inch lines and III
feet. A 80
Square No IS Is bounded by Johnson Fourth and avez
streets and Washington avenue divided into Ia
measuring from 80 80 feet inches By depths Of liz
feet inch lines and l29 feet. - "
Square No. rs bounded johnson and (avez stress
Washington and Upper Line avenuex divided into Il
Of various dimensions SO and lines frot
By depths Of from Ito to 1872 feet 10 inches line -