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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

SUNDRIES .....SUNDRIES.. .SUNDKIES.
The subscribers receiving and will be constantly sup
piled with full and complete stock of tn following, viz:
AXLEs-For Buggy, Carriage, Wagon Dray and Cart.
Pipe Wagon Cart and Buggy Boxes.
ELLIPTIC sPRINGS-For Buggy, Carriage, Wagon, Bread
Milk Carts The springs for the milk 60 inches
long, . and ~ inches wide, 6 and leaves.
HUBS, SPOK ES and FEl.LOWS-For Buggy, Carriage and
Wagon heavy nrays and Carts
Bows, Shafts, Buggy Wheels, etc, etc.
RIyETS-Boier, Shutter, Coopers', Cart, Belt Brszers'
and Tinmnns'.
BOLrS-Carrage. Fire and Machine.
NUTS aud SCR REWS-A full assortment, all the sizes.
AXES-S w. Collins Co.'S H. Collins Hunts leverett's,
Brufs Maun's.
STEEI-Cnst Blister German, Shear Spring Railroad and
Flow. PR1ESTLEf 4 BElN,
a2St SO and 9l Camp street.
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"A ~ - . ''"
Has the honor inform his friends and the citizens Of
New Orleans tha. he will give
Grand Concert
ABOUT THE Nj IDLE OF APRIL.
On hi, he will be assisted by thu following
artists;
SIGNORISA CARROLL
Prma Donna Soprano from the Academy of Music, New
York, and the principal Theaters of Europe.
MISS HEYWOOD,
The celebrated Pma Donna Contrato from Drury Lane
Thester, London.
HERR DOEHIER,
Distinguished Solo Vouist the Philharmonic Concerts
New York and
sIEGFRlED BEKREES,
Musical Director.
Hf- Further particulars Hereafter. AZ 4tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
POSITIVE SALE OF MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
St. Charles street, Canal street.
BY j. B. WALTON,
j. B. Walton, Auctioneer

UHce No. 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, May s., 1853 Mt l2 o'clock NJ,
at public auetsn at Banks Arcade, without reserve
limit the The following M described property will be sod-
LOT OF GROUND situate in the square bounded by St
Char Canal Common and Streets
ing in French 81 feet front St. street BY
depth OF 4 feet and inches less bounded the
SIDE towards Canal street by property belonging H. Kendall
Carter Co. aud the side
erty belonging to VIM Barber Jr wi the right of
passage through alley belonging the New leans
Light Company and running in from Common the
OF said property ii exists which right be
perpetual servude favor property described;
together with all buildings improvements thereon CON
ssng of that
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, al d eX-
their Club House.
The property leased until the 3s October 1859 at the rate
OF Si2Ol and will be sold the leuse
aJ-rERMsIThe purchaser to assume the payn of
notes for the of 50 $50 payable 26h 18th Nav
1859 with interest the per cent per arpum from
goth May 1851 and for So payable the 10Th and IS h
May 1850 with interest at the of cent per nnnum
cash. " - f' - N'"N'>"'''A,
Act Of sale before Walter Peters, Notary Public at the ex-
81
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BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,

A HAN BSUNE AN II VERY UESIRA BbE THREE STORY
brick dwelling, situate Canal street.
BY BENJAMIN RENDIG,
Aactioneer-Ofce No. % Banks Arcade
SATURDAY. April 9th, at lx O'Clock NJ,
- at Banks Arcade, Magazine street, II not previously
disposed of at private sale auction without reserve will
sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve.
nens thereon in the Second District In the square
by Canal Cnsomt Burgundy aud Rampant Streets
q feet inches and lines front Canal street by
depth of l27 feet 10 inches and lines parallel lines
The improvements comprise handsome three story brick
house. with iron versndah In 'front.' containing large
in the main building kitcken tore house. pantry servants
bath introduced throughout the house
hydant cis'err ETC. Being altogether the
BILE locations for a family residence.
Hg-TERMSOn third cash balance aud years
credit for bearing mortgage the property with per
cent. interest from date maturity if then
paid per until final payment the improvements TO be
insured and the policy transferred 10 the vendor.
Act Of sale before james Graham Notary Public the
pense Of the purchaser. m2a
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SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON JACKSON
street. Fourth District suitable for small family without

lBY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE AuctionseY,
Office. II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April z. 1859, at 12 O'Clock
sold - " -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District in tie square bounded by Jackson Fulton Philip and
Rousseau Streets said lot 81 feet inches front on
street. by depth Of 10 feet between parallel lines
The improvements consist Of wostory frame dwelling an.
trey new containing rooms and three below
with side gallery in the there kitchen wash
the house being built back from the street, space
enough to erect two more rooms in front.
This property situated In pleasant neghbohood
and of access either by omnibus Laaye
FTERMs-Purchaser to assume two notes. for s2s7 so
each secured by mortgage the property bearing
cent interest due respectively Nay goth sss Nay 30
1850 for balance the price of adjudication and
the remainder at IL months for bearing per cent inter
est and er cent If not paid at maturity to be by
mortgage.
Improvements to be kept insured and policy transferred
vendor -
Act of sale before r. Brennan, Notary Public the
OF the purchasers m26
LARGE SALE OF THE MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY
jackson and Magazine street. and other desirable
in the Fourth District bersl terms This Propery "a
anttd
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BY j. B. WALTON

Ulce 10 BANK FTAce
TFRlN ATE SALE. VIII be sold five val-
uapie Lots OF Ground bounded by Live Oak, Mag
aa sixth Streets Nos "a 5 &C. q and 2S in square (od
lots ~ 70 26 aud ~ form the of Live Oak and Sixth
Streets and measure each 81
sixth street, by depth OF 10 feet inches
Lot NO. ~ adoins the above described the rear
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 Live
oaK street, by l26 feet 6 inches Sixth street.
ms property eghly situated for residences being within
one square OF Magazine and Of Washington
ASenne and in the vicinity of some the most ee
CANT residences In the Fourth District The lots have been
planted with choice imported shade and
are prepared to be- built upon once.
A3-TERMS-One-h -hi;d balance and two
years credit with per in
Act of sale btoe Wslter H. Peters, Esq Notary Public at
the o he purchaser m3H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO..
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aactoneer,
.- Office. II Commercial Place
HUlRssDAhx. .l 80 NJ. April 2, 1859, At 12 o'clock,
THAT ELEGANT TWO-STORY DOUBLE BRICK RFS-
lDENCE belonging to H. O. Anderson ESQ situated or The
corner of Camp and Second Streets ~
The ground 1853 feet front Camp street by
depth of 53 feet inches Second being The
portion and nearly twothirds Of the square front
The grounds tahtefuly laid with shrubbery sne
trees, gra's plab a. d cemented walks -
The house contains In the building
halls bathing etc. In the portion are kitchen
wants pant and every necessary for
large family. "
On the premises there stables carriage house with SER
render comfort complete. "
This property situated within distance of the
city, and easily approached BY either the Magazine Pry-
tsnia street omnibues.
Ths certainly offers opportunity 10 gentleman of
elegant and re dence in The
rural District and only offered OF the owner re-
tiring for the benefit of his health.
TERMSone fourth cash, balance in equal pay nens Of
aud two years. for bearing eight per interest
with mortgage the property paid maturity eight
per un foa payment property to be insured and policy
transferred to vendor.
Parties wishing visit the property bJ applying
the aucsioneers ofice.
Act Of sale before r, Brenau Notary
Of the purchaser. m26
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pabe Squares Of Ground District Of this city
Us Marine Hospital, prised within the limits q
e Whon es s and n
reserve or limit. p''' N-N "''''''
BYL B. WILTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
at sr a SelSe liz <
o ssa e. G n the I
e. E m plan exhibited
At The office agsOnssr Which plan VIII Be- deposited
Lithogrphic plans be had application
No SIS Common bap1,s, afsSisl and
This square ad0ns Common street the
y | a'y' a
annre No 65zs unded BY Common Lopez Gravier and
ss Rspdon ea,r
g Square No. 81 corner Of Common street and
nd sy
sssGrq. ssG"aEEes Ee # fronting sa on PoydEas Street
rsdd White and r0'da
winter re'dd'
Ne 5 sRa 81 n Poy stree. and
GsI Gayoso Perddo and saeedo Streets and divided
Square qua No ess is bounded BY Poydras street New
Lots e'4''' Lopez Streets AND is divided
square NO. 66b bounded by Poydras street New
nal Lopez Perddo and Rendon stret and 20
Lots.
Square No. 65 forms the Poydras street and
nal Rendon and Perddo and Hagan and d.
yided into 70 Lots.
Squares fronting on Gravier and PerdIdo
Streets.
IA Square No Col is bounded Broad Gravie White and
Perdido streets and is divided into 48 Lots.
an a R no az & o DHD dd0
l Square No. 625 bounded by Gravier Gayeso Perddo
and Duprez streets. and is divided into "a Lots.
Il Square No. 63S bounded by Gravier Salcedo Perddo
and Gayoso streets, and is divided into "a Los.
lS Square No. 65l bounded Lope Perjdo
Salcedo streets, and is divided into % Lots
IT, Square No. Cts bounded GrRyier
and Lopez Streets and is divided into "a Lots,
~ Square No GIG is bounded by Graver Hagan
nue. Perdido and Rendon street, and divided
numbers Of the Squares in the foregoing descp
ion the numbers the plan of the city
BY an act of the Legislature being made by Louis H.
~ TERMS AND UONDITIONS-One.fo fourth cash the
balance at ard years credit the
in equal instruments bearing per per interest
from day Of sale to maturity per maturity
til final ment if not puncuay paid by special
mortgage upon the property Sold with vsnSoris privilege
Purchasers viii be required TO comply with the
conditions of the sale within days day ad
1ndicaon and in case of delay neglect their
the property purchased by them will be sold their expense
ana RISK and Tor their account after i've days
one OF the city newspapers and without further legal
detsult. = So
Acts of sale before Thomas Layton Esq, Notary Public
the expense of the purchasers. m26
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BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION
for private residence, situated on Canal street.
BY BENJAMI KENDIG,
Auctioneer-O OfEce. % Banks, rcada

"A
for private residence, situated on Canal street.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Auctoneer-Ofice % Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY, 9th april, 1859, Mt IL o'clock
cERTIN = FaIk HT AFfada DE- VII o-sn ee ,9d- oil M
nen thereon situated in the First District designated
number two Of No. H. bounded by Canal Jackson
26 feet inches lines street by Ii
feet 10 inches lines in Depth between parallel lines per
plan The improvements this lot comprise a two.story
frame house, containing four rooms dining kitchen
attached sabing, and servants ooms large
all paved with bri neatly laid garden and every
ss-TERMs-one- third cash, balance at six twelve and
property, with six interest per
maturity and # not then paid eight until pay.
vendor until the first paid
Ac; of sale before Charles snger Notary Public at the
expense oi He pnrchhser m2S
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, VERY DEs1RA-
bly, 10 aed Canal street. without reserve consequence
Of departure.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
rsi on M 2s s"9ss Aresde
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GR1UND, with all the improve
thereon situate in the Second District
by Gusomhonse Canal Tont and Rochbavc Streets
isnaed by the numbers 9 10 II and The said LOT No
measures % feet inches and lines front Canal by
each IS feet front Canal street by depth
AL between lines Lot No. 12 forming corner of ca
fee wide said lots aud others-a per plan
The improvements these Lots consist Of onestory Frame
tanning kitchen and room cisterns stable carriage
house house. chicken house, and other
nS-TERMs-The purchaserto assuretbe payment of three
for the of S25 EACH dated the Sh May
1871 and payable IN Sand years after dais bssIpg
balance one half cash, the remainder at II mcf
note secured By aor,gase on the as ssd
nnl final payment. The improvements to be k9g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

balance one, half cash, the remainder at u nacrs
note secured by mortgage on the said property, Il
interest from date to maturity, and if not then Ii
unrl final payment. The Improvements to be k
policy transferred TO vendor until the two first n
Act Of sale before Charles Stringer, n. p, at
the purchaser.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE RACK BONsHI0NEUe-
Lot d Baiidngs Polymnia strsst "a
By NJ H7GNZE,

Once Nc. 8 Banks Arca1A.
fTHURSDAY, May s, 1859, at IL eseleenr
n, at the City Hotel, Common sfrees, by virtue sf
order from the Holoabe the Second Dsrci Es
Orleans the following detcrbed property Will hs sold
aucioH, for account Of said estate
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in suhurb Annun- -
ciaion, designated lot No. II Of square No. e.
measuring, French 50 feet front Poiymnia
street, by depth Of l20 fees togeher wooden dgsI
and other buildings thereon
kRMS-One thiro cash, and the balance creNk z
IL and l8 months for of the purchasers
mSgsgs on said property and bsssng cent interest
I'll final payment 1hs budIngs to BE- Insured -
risks Of hre AZ no less than $0g and the policies fa
to the holders OF the notes until fully paid.
Act Of sale before A. Ducatel, Bsq Notary Public.
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nuo DE moNTEBELLo cHAMpAeNE

ESUNDRIES-oN BOARD SHIP PEPPERELL, from
~ Bordeaux. below coming
CLA AkET-SD casks good ordinary and family.
ES-l0U 100 quarter IS in OIL Of Ronde-
net Nantes
C0RkS37 bales fine and superhue French, of 10000
II. 100 each: | bale OF GiO0 large nemjohn Corks.
DRY PRuNEl-6U cases in OF "a Jars, of different
shapes and sizes.
Rochelle, Lancet For sale by
s. D. GRATIAA Il CO.,
ms % i'nstomNonse stra.+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

NTOFICE-ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS against
~ the succession of JOHN NJ. BELL will please present
them the undersigned and all indebted said
eebsion will please settle rs possible.
CHARLES A. TAYLOR.
ma In, IS Camp street..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
SUCCESSION DE RACK BoNsEIGNEuR -rKRRAYJ
ct Constructions sur Ia rue Polymnie.
PAR N. VTGNIE,

Bureau-No. q. Arcade do Banta.
TEUDI, mai, 1850, . midI, . rHotel dc IN
Cite, de Ia Commune, dun ordre d rhussE-
able Deuxieme Cour de District dc NcuyeIle sleaas d
lie compile de Ia dte succession
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, stu6 an faubousx -
Annoneiation, desig le No II de- ilet No 80
rant au pied francais 30 peds de face II Poymnie
sur une proondeur de 100 peds; ensemble en- =
et iontes es amelloratons qni s'y trouvent
H3-CONDITIONS- Uniers compliant, 1t In balance n
credit de u ct Is mois bilets dss aeqnereu gara
par hypotheque la dite proprete portaut
dnteet jusaua leur echeance, echesnee
pour cent jusqu parat Placement Les c6nttuctps
les polices d'asurance anerees porteus bies
qu'a Placement hnsl. =
Actss de pardevant A. Ducatel notairs public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

NISSOLUTIfbN-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
- csrnThe firm of MILES ASE 4 o., of New Orleans.
La is from and a this date dissolved the undersigned
being responsible for business transacted by Miles Pease
the Of said firm.
H. V. BARR.
l.. II. SMITH,
Gts Per Fl. II. HERON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

HNAR-S2 barrels South Carolina Tar, landing " sehr
az & BARELLI 4 CO., 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

EXTENSIVE AND POSITIVE SALE OF TWENTY VAL
uabe Squares Of Ground 10 the First District this city
divided into 624 Lots in the imm date vicinity the
Y s; Marine Hospital comprised within the limits o.
Broad, Poydras and Common streets
long credit without endorse Sale positive and without
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

JULIAN NEVILLE & CO., AUCTIONEKR8 Av-
praisers and General the sale Of Real
Slaves Furniture, Bank Stocks Port Warden and 6uece
Sales, Cargoes, Stocks Of Merchandise etc.
Particular attention paid to the purchasing and se
of Plantations
k9rOfice No. IL Commercial Place. ~ Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

BY ]. NEVILLE & co.

VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE REAR OF
the First District auction without reserve Last and
positive adjudication.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
'Hm1RsD4AY, i1 !. .d34 APRIL Z 1859. at 1s O'Clock,
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated IN the
square bounded by johnson, Perdtdo. Poydras
streets and designated by the Nos 6 2 inclusive Theee
lot. adon and measure each 80 feet inches Psrddo
johnson and Perdido streets. ~ ~ -
This offers fine opportunity parties wishing to purchase
property the improving portion First District az the
lots vii, ss e sold Ss positively; without reserve.
notes bearing mortgage the property with Der cent in
teres TIL maturity, and per cent eventual intere.t
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the
pense OF the pulcnaser. ms
AN ELEGANT LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE
in the Fourth District suitable for large famy-ast and
positive adjudication
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
MONDAY. April a. 1852
GILES LIE ERAyISSEUR-Op.ra in one act .... L,TSvI
TATIOS A LA YALSE.......UN CHEREE POUR DkUX
TETES
A8-Pe-formnnce commences at 7 O'Clock.
e-Tiekst Office day from o'clock A. NJ to 81.
O'Clock 7. N. a.
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AUCTION SALES.
MAHOGANY FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC.

CREDIT sALE-25O LOTS OF SPRING AND SUMNER
Clothing, White Shirts, etc.
By BLACHE f. LEAUIONT,
Auction Store, II Chartres street.
MONDAY, the 4th inst. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ NJ at their auction rooms Chartres street will be
2s0 lots Of Spring and Summer Clothing.
-Also-
l50 dozen American White Shirts etc.
D8-TERMS-Ats sale. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

{, 4 f.. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P ROY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 10 OLD LEvEE STREET, New Orleans,
NIL ly&W Between BienvlIe and Cont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

BABY AMONG THE SHARKS-Wh lille the
passengers OF the disabled steamer Quaker
City were being handed up TO the side Of
the bark Dumbarton, a heavy sea ives fuIi-
ming, and it was with the utmost difficulty
that the ladies could be gotten on board
This was finally effected, and then an in
nocent little nuslinc, whose mother had
entrusted it TO the rough hands of the hon
est tars, was handed up. The little thing
was too little and tender for their hard
palms, and they sung out from the boat to
those above to catch the little one, and
the next moment a score of arms were out
stretched as IL was lifted Growing and kick
ing towards the gunwale. Alas all hands
missed it and ii fell back into the sea
among the sharks-eyery eve was strained
the pulsations of the heart were stopped,
and for "a moment all seemed paralyzed
but this lasted only for an instant, the stur-
dy arm of one of the gallant boats crew
had Srasped the dear little one 10y the leg,
and as he lifted it aloft a cheer saluted its
appearance. The mother of the child now
went into strong convulsions and the in
FAINT was passed into the arms of Mrs. Da-
wilson, and while resting there beautiful
little form, and then, as if to assure itself
it lived, perched upon its dress, and hop
ped and chirped in concert with the crow
ing of the babe The bird then jumped to
the shoulder of Mrs Davidson, thence to
the shoulder of Mr. Davidson, who was
near, and then took final farewell of the
bark and her rescued dpassengers.-NorfoK
Day Book
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

We are glad to know that the grasshop.
pers are to be destroyed in some way
The Port Hope (Canada) Gwde says, they
are falling prey to a grub, very similar in
appearance 70 the weeviL On examine
ton they are found covered with these
small but formidable enemies the strength
gradually departs from the joints of the
strongest, and they die 1t is said the
grasshoppers may be seen in myrisds, stark
and stiff, III the fields, while those alive
are SO dull and inactive that they can do
but litste mischief TO the green crops
some farmers assert, with all sincerity,
! that the weevil, appearing too late to sue
cessfully attack the fall wheat, pounced
upon the grasshoppers, then young and
tender. and will destroy them instead of
the grain If this should prove to be the
case it will be one of the most extraordin-
airy circumstances on record.
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FARMERS ATTENTION.!
nREA A. MAlERI0EER
Agricultural Implements,
ORTSMEN'S d POT!
HOMAS MOORE.

IMPORTER and manufacturer Of Increase Twist Ri
i AS and Shot Guns. OF description, Telescope
and Pa tent Muzze Rifles, Revolving Breech, Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting and large
so-tment of Revovers Colts Bears Mafhattens Blunt
g SENS, Allen 4 Thurber's. Gentlemen will find at my
shop everything in line, and warrant TO give salts
faction to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the eId friends OF H. p BRrSKER to give
call as e is my agent. Customers will always find him
at his post My shep is Main Street. near the Fox
River Bridge.
Pow aer shet, wads, and Caps. Guns Jet BY the day
ivvrS = THOMAS MOORE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

IIoT GRIpIRoy DisEAsr.-A new disease
has made its appearance since the cold
weather set ia. 1t is remarkable that it is
onlv discortrable in the fashionable hous-
es on the avenues, which are warmed with
furnaces, and that the victims are all Ia
dies who wear steel hoops Two lsdies
were standing over register the other day
talking and laughing, when one endeavof
ing to sit, was suddenly attacked and
screamed violently The other. soon also
tried to sit, and was attacked fhe same
manner The explanation il by stan
ding so long over the regis:ei metal
ic hoops became heated co such4 degree,
that when they attempted to be seated, IL
was like sitting on hot gridit0n. Chicago
Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
STATE OF lLLINoIs-L. sALLt C0rsrT,

sTAIk OF ILLINUlS-LA SALLk IOIsTY, :.
c4iy of DfdJd, " !, ALBERT
p Dow city collector TOR the city % Oitaws in the
county State OF Hin do hereby
notcs 20 al persons Interested iat -ai apply to the
county Of La Sale county, in SAID State Of Ill.,
uois ;h- first day OF tie December term ikercc!
$50 10 be commenced and held At the Court House
in said city OF OF Monday, the ffth day Of De-
cems.r, =. l,5., for judgment against the several
lots and o. land and parts " lots sg tracts -
land above described. for the and
due thereon for tie year -gh;-cT. hundred and nifty
and also for order sell The for the
;si.cton thereof and the twenty ysiGrh day Of d..
cember- I-i+ all the lots and OF land, aud
parts Of hot. and Of land against which judg
shall be rendered. and FOR the sale Of which
order sail b. made, will BE- exposed public sale
the door Of the Court House tA- ~y Aforesaid for
the amount o: taxes. interest and ne th-r-on
Sad sale will at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
and continue from day day until all Of said lands and
lots a sold
The whole when sold vii be sfy cents each
tract OF iAud AMI on each town lot.
ALBERT Z. DOW.
city Collector Ofth> ,iry Of Otti,rd.
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o-vAwaMARHLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Ges.eu Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business a Xensive scale He has on hand and
is always in receipt best quality of American TIA
lan and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones, Tomb stones,
Monuments Manties Furniture, &C. As he has some OF
the best wcrLmen in the country he feels as
sured that ne anything in his line in superb
style together With low prices. he feels assured that
he viii give a' those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
N. p. Orders from distance earnestly solicited. and
proml ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.