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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13
M A. N N rs
M A N N US
COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
(FRou 1856 To 1889,
offer The above Machine, without fear of success
tul competition "a the BEST
nnhn1Mrn nnAnED ANN NAMED
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
That has ever been offered To the Public.

HAVING sold these Machines for three years
i J. past with great success. l offer them with
renewed confidence feeling assured that they will,
in every way, meet the wants of the Farmers.
The Machines this year have had additional i'm
provemeuts over the last years Machines, and are
guaranteed to do their work perfectly.
l hope that those who may want REAPER
and MOWER, will send in their orders soon rs
possible, rs it will take some time to get them If
not on hand.
| add below few letters Of recommendation, 10
show the feeling of the Farmers in regard TO this
REAPER and MOWER
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BY 5. J. Accommodation"
SALE OF TIN WARE,

TNRUSTEES SALE OF TIN WAKE, !.
i NITURE, 6C-By virtue OF deed OF 81,
dated the 2sth day OF April, lSjs, from )
Stansbury, the undersigned trustee, IN said .'.
named, WILL an Monday, The lGh Dag - hn '
10 O'Clock, A. w., proceed to sell AT auction, 10. at
store and dwelling, occupied by III" said Fi''
bury, on Royal, between King and Cameron
all the stock in trade Of the said Stan shury,
sisting Of STOVES, TIN WARE, IRON Wal
&C. Also, all the HOUSEHOLD AND KILL.
EN- FURNITURE OF said Stansbury, c.n....n-
OF BEDS, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, CHti-..
TABLES. &c.
Terms OF SALE-On all 2uma Of or below -
cash-on all sums above S2j, credit OF r4rm,
days will be given, the purchaser giving ~.
with approved endorser.
WILLIAM ARNOLD, Trust.
1zsy- All pereons indebted to Joseph :. So.
bury, are requested TO make immediate payne.
my E--ents " \
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Failure

NEW YORK, May l2.-~Jaeob Little, the
Wall street stock broker, has again failed
and probably for about S2,000,0OO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

The warlke foreign ulvices continue to have a
depressing effect in stock circles. while nj the same
time they have caused and still stimulate specu-
laive movement in cereals and -four. The nd
vance OH tho other side is considerable in bread
stus but as We have surplus on this side, 1t is
notessy to how, AT present, this country Is to
be benefited by enhanced prices. The compara-
tive scarcity, however, in our own markets. would
have had land was indeed already having its effect
on home prices and -four and grain were destined
70 higher, in any event, before the next harvest
The war has. however, impaired a speculative e1-
element which is rather too sudden and violent.
perhaps, to be healthy. With IL continuance Of
the war, however. good paying prices may be oh
tanned even after harvest. and An abundant crop
the result.
The large gold shipments at the present moment
necessarily attract considerable attention. With
the shipment by the Africa yesterday from New
York, Of about $l,250,O00, the country has lost
over S5,O00,OO0 of gold and silver in eighteen
days. This large continuous drain OF gold can
not but have sooner later. an unfavorable infu-
ence upon the money market: although probably
not sufficient TO cause any sringency yet sufficient
TO enable banks and bankers generally TO obtain
higher rates Of interest. In the money market
here, however there is no change hut at New ork,
the Tribune says there was some appearance on
Tuesday Of frmer rates of interest, and slightly
increased demand for money, but the change is
not marked - Baltimore SEA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

1t has been directed by the Postmaster
General that route agents shall hereafter be
paid in the same manner as mail contractors
that is, quarterly instead Of monthly, rs
heretofore. commencing with the current
nuartpr
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New York Cattle Market.

NV York. May Il.-Beeves have advanced
eenr offerings Of 5000 head; sales at 100 IL cents
2 NJ; average lOi(d II cts. Sheep-the market
is huoyant: offerings Of $500 head; sales at SEQ
cents r NJ Swine were firm: offerings 5000 head
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TUST PUBLISHED.-FromH aH >Dra ~
- Cashmere, Journal Of Grs years 20 A 9,
AJrira ard EiTope, comprising visits during 80,
2, 3. 4, g. and &, TO the Danemora Iron Mine, ~
"Seven Churches" Plains of Troy, PALMYRA Je
rlsulem, Petra, Scringapatam, Surat, with he
Scenes of the recent Mutinies, (Bsnsresr Agra,
Cawnpore, Lucknow, Delhi, &C.. 4c.J Cashmerr,
Peshawur, The Khyber Pass to Afghsn'tau, Java,
China and Msuritius by John i. Ireland with
nearly one hundred illustrations, from sk"rru.-
made the spot by the author-Price in emi .- 5ai
Muslin binding ST. ROBERT BLLL.
my II 81 Xiv street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !!-Ladcs Lisie
~ Thread and Buckskin Gsuntlets, Misses three
thread English Hose, White Cotton FrinEes and
Brajls, Brocha shawl Bordering, jet Clasps,
Eiast and Morocco Belts, Skirt Supporters. Bon
net Pins and Combs; also It large assortment Of
Fans just opened and for sale NJ
,, IA 4 { EERRY'S - King street.
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ALEXANDRIA WATER Co.'S. OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA WATER Co.'S. OFFICE.
MAY 9TH, 1889
OTICE.-The Company has reason TO COM
~ plain that in many cases, consumers suhef
their hydrants To- run, wasting unnecessarily aud
usecSSly the watcr-in some cases, under the pre-
tense of drawing 0h the stale water-ih others
from negligence or mattention.
Whilst the Company recognise the right OF all
renters to "a mach water ~ they may require tor
use according to the terms of the pernt--the en-
lorSernent on the permit forbids any waste, under
the penalty of cutting off the supply. Certain ca
ses have come under the personal notice Ut the
President recently, and the Treasurer has been
directed not To- issue permit for the current term.
SO soon ~ the Superintendent has completed his
work Of cleaning out the Reservoir he is instructed
To cut o the water OF any party delinquent in this
matter.
II is q painful dnty, but all must see that all
water renters and the public At large are ne much
interested in preventing waste, Ms the officers ~ the
Company who are bound to perform their duties Ia
it aud t" the public.
The Company has still much cause to complain
vi tn. illegal use Of the wafer, by those using II
without permit therefor-and the penalties will be
rigidly enforced upon all ieinquents.
ROBERT H. MILLER,
nv 9-cn3t President.
CANTON MATTINGS.-we have the pleasure
~ Of announcing that our stock OF MATTlNGS,
in all the various brands, grades, widths, and
styles. ia now complete. aud will he furnished at
short notice ~ the very lowest rates. We have
Extra heavy White and Red checked "Gowqua.
Do. do Contract Manning.
This lot is unusually heavy and gOod--very
cheap.
Also a new make called "Chowng," which can
he aold agronshingly cheap.
Also, NXX very heavy. and hne "a. 81, and
ca Cocoa Msttings, heavy Brown. Slate and
Brown and Red Linen Floor DamaskS, for cover.
ing carpets This article. for its durability, beau.
ty, and saving time and trouble in moving pnrlor
Carpets, is now preferred Tor such rooms TO mat
ting.
Also an extensive supply of superior FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, at very low figure; Table aud
Stair do. An immense stock Of STAIR RODS,
STAIR CtRPETINGS, DRU GG ETS, AsI
MATS all in the most approved and desirable
kinds, which selling at prices to satisfy the
most economical housckeeper
CLAGEIT D0DS0N.
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company was held in this city Yesterday. Inc
I'~ INN. Of the road for the month Of April was
,,,o,,.i A. follows:
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AUCTION SALES.
BY :. j. McCORMICK-AroTo"
PORTO RICO SUGAR AND M0LhSSES ~
AUCTION.
SALE THIS DAY

BALE lhlo la
NN FRIDAY MORNING AEA| -.
~ .tant, al II o'ciork, will be sold on Ia" I.a A.,
Wharf, the cargo of the Brig LEM. ilom MAJ
euez Porto Rico. consisting Of
1872 HHDS. PRIME SUGARS, "mhrs.n- IA
most favorite brands
80 HHDS. Strictly prime quality vi"
20 TIERCES LASSES.
This cargo has been selected with th" 49,"
care, expressly for this and the District mark. .
and the attention Of dealers is invited TO TINS a.
Terms at Sale. g. ii. LAMBEkI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

JAMES l.. STRINGFELLOW.
am Just finishing my harvest to-day, after II
severe struggle of fortnight. The Reaper was
of great service, and should hays purchased two
instead Of one. L. Z. NALLE.
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JEREMIAH MORTON.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April 4th, 1859.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April 4th 1859.
D. G. MEAoE.-Dear Sir used the Manny's
Combined Reaper and Mower, with Woods I'm
proyement that you sent me last harvest, and |
am glad to say that / worked it through my whole
harvest, not only 10 my own entire .atdction, but
to the delight of my overseer. Indeed, do not
think could have gotten through my harvest,
without serious loss had not been for the Reaper
1t worked admirably with TWO horses, and my
overseer raked the entire harvest.
/ consider it great labor-saving Machine, and
would not be without it on any account. cam
with confidence. recommend it 10 farmers generally
Yours, respectfully,
TIMRFR1AEp
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STILNoRE. Nov. IL. lsj

SrILNoRE. Nov. IL. 1856
Dear Sir purchased three (3) of Nanny Res-
psrs from you aud you wish my opinion in relation
to them. They perform admirably, and for simpli-
city, lghtness Of draft and execution, prefer them
to any have ever seen operate. like them as
much. if not more. for the cutting Of Hay.
Yours, very truly,
JEREMIAH MORTON.
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RAcKoox FoRD, July 9TH, 1858.

RACKOOx FoRD, July 9TH, 1858.
Mr. URAYT0S u. MEApE.-Dear Sir Il would
have sent YOU the money for the Reaper sooner,
but for the delightful employment of seeing it cut
nv Wheat and Grass, which latter All now at.
Let me say to you, that it more than answers my
expectation in its operations, and think its dura-
bility will be fair, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES CARklAGL' .
~ This ia 10 inform the public and many c'..-
TONERS who have been waiting for them, That j.
have received my spring stock OF CARAlhtES.
and persons intending to purchase cannot ia,l 10
be suited, as have now On hand more than TWEEN
" different styles Of the most approved kiri I.
addition 10 my own make Of New York ani Wi
Inngton manufacture. Having made favorable
arrangements with some Of the most ccI"hrat.. ,
manufacturers in this country, can now iUrnl.n
on demand or to order any kind OF ta,A"H,. 10
CARRIAGE, from light Buggy TO the largest
class Coach, on the most reasonable term. Call
aud examine, and if you do not purcha-" 10 uFfm
done. All new work sold from this estahlI hu.,r
warranted. Some second. hand CAKklAOEr W.
80 for gae. THOMAS lOI NJ,
Carriage Repository. No. 400, Penn. avenue.
Washington. 40 26--eO2m
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N o TIC z,

TIVE VEGETABLE AND OTHER STANDS
i IN the Market Square, Except the Butchers
Stals,) will be offered publicly for rent on SatL'
dag, Nay l4th, for the ensuing year.
T. WHITTINGT0S, Clerk Of the Market.
oT--Itl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

Robert f. Scott, esq, will address the elti-
zens of Fauquier, at Warrenton, OIL the 4th
Monday in May
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

SWEDES IRON just received, with further
- supply of those superior Norway Nail Rods
Also on hand an assortment Of Rolled AM Han
mercd Plough Plates" all OF which will We I'D
At the lowest market rates.
GEO. T. BALDEI%.
NV No IL North FairfaN .I..rt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

| used one of the above Machines last harvest,
aud think them the best have seen, a. Combined
Keaper and Mower :. ". FICKLIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

BALTIMORE AND Po1oMAC RMLRoAD.-
Since our last notice of the progress of this
work, we learn that an interesting correspoL-
dence has taken place with several Virginia
Railroad Companies, not heretofore interest
ed in the contemplated road. One or two
more favorable offers have also been made
in reference to the iron and work of build
ing the road Npiho5o Gazette.
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THE HARP OF A THOUSAND SIkIA".t
i Conceived, compiled and coInicsly conc"esri,
by Spavery, Aided, added, aud abetted by o'as
POO curious cur:--one handsome l2mO volume
cloth Sl,2j. Youatt. History, Treatmert .nt
Discs qes of the horse, embracing an abstsc, ,'
the best veterinary practice, useful medicinal mt
other recipes, articles Of food, etc, with t,e'u'
on Draught and copious index-a new e'i,t...
illustrated. Sl.25. The City: Its Sins art
rows, being u series of sermons from Luke EiN ..
"He beheld the city, and wept over it, by Tho
Guthrie d. d., author Of the Gospel IN E1skla.
Soc Broken Cisterns, or the story VI tr.i:
Worthington. IS. The Working Boy SUNDAY
Improved, Doe. billiards First Class, Snr'r
Class, and Third Primary keaders Rel Ja,. ..
the Scouts Rife, 25c. s. Msgnu's Brilliant Ca
mine Ink the best article now in use Ju., ...
ceived, and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE & SUN,
myl2 No IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

NOR SALE-My farm in Fauquier county, CON.
Il tanning by n recent survey, FOUR n y
DRIED AND FORTY SIX ACRES and 29 poles.
This land lies on the Rsppshannock river or"ur b..
quarter Of mile from the Grunge and AleNal.'nt
Railroad, and in an excellent neighborhood Ih's
a. are Oh it, y very convenient DWELL"
Ha HO Sc, spacious barn, and other out house,
all in good repair. never failing spring Of Tu'o
water, il within forty yards Of the house-ice -hou'e
and ice pond, US near. The fields not IN eu.t'a-
ton, are well set in grass, and taking into ycw ~
close proximity TO the Railroad, Post Office, Gr,..
Mill q mile off, and other advantages, this ielm
may be safely recommended very desiftH.,
property Any one wishing to seq the said farm
will be shown il by Mr.. II. T. Embry on the 'l4.s
Terms made known by JOHN :. KNOX,
sp SO-entf Aky0HSfIu. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

NV YORK, May ll.-Private letters say that
the Persia has brought out heavy orders to this
country for breadstuffs and provisions. Flour is
greatly excited, and has advanced 25@30 cents.
Merchants say prices will go 25 cts. higher to-
morrow. Pork is excited, with large speculative
demand. Sales Of 900 barrels new mess Pork at
sl6.2'@SlI; thin mess sl6.25@ $3.50; prime
1850; cut meats higher. Sales Of shoulders ut
@@1c.; hams 9@9l Lard ll4Gl lie.
Stocks generally have declined l@2 z ct.
Ed- Messrs. THOMAS, sHAcEELFoRp, aud sAirH
NIL address the citizens of Fauquier, at Vppsryille,
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. my ltd
[ Sulphate Quinine; Acstic Acid;
y Blue Mass; Spirits Ammonia; Sub Nitrate
Si'muth; Chloroform; Sulphste Of Copper; Ether;
corrosive Sublimate; Iron by Hydrogen; Citrate
o. Iron and Quiuine; Chlorate Of Potash; Mercury;
Rochelle Salts; Strychnine; yalerianste Of Zinc;
lartaric Acid; Muristic Acid; Nitric Acid. just
received and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE. JR..
my IL Apothecary, - King-st.
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SUGAR SALr.-The sale Of cargo Sugar
and Moasses, imported by b. II. Lambert
takes place to-day at the Long Wharf, com
mencing at ! | o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

The May Term Of Fairfax County Court
will commence it's session on Monday next
As the Levy for the current year will be made
at this Term, all the Justices are expected to
be present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

Nrw poTAr0Es.- We have received from
Mr. }. ". Ryan, parcel Of New Potatoes
lust received from Bermuda and which will
be offered for sale AT his stand. this morning
III the market. These potatoes are OF fine
size and quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

FISH MARKET The arrivals of fish are
small, and prices have slightly advanced, viz
Shad Sl4 to SD per hundred. herring sll To
SD per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

frss EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
SkPHlLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
u De Propeller 3 SEYMOUR, Meredith, msstsr,
wi! Sail Oh Friday. 18th instant. For freight Up
Ply to WM. II. FOWLE 4 son,
My lot No. 4. South Wharvss
* CASKS VERY SUPERIOR SCOTCH ALE,
AZ IN stone jars, Tor sale by
myl2 WASHINGTON 4 co.
HA' TEA. TEA!.-28 half chests superior
= dahpowdsr Tea, just received aud for sale by
@yH WASHINGTON L %.
~ JOB PRINTING
S@aJ executed, with dispatch, q this 0Hs&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-12

By Basfholonew Treasures, Jenms - - - .
sfsnstsd e Lcs Mos e Il. -. ,.,...s % i -
bounded y Masant Bensasa, gs.sbetcssw - nss.iV
10 TWENTY POUR LOTT ~ .onogMDs fa.t4a0e
strees dss.Gnassd g Lott No. e ~ rs 80 -
streets desisnaied s Lots Nos, to ~ - -
The shove described lots aSe essed up 70 SA OsoAs
q. Twenty EIGHT LOTS or GROUND f@niss -
square No. IS, bounded By H. Avid HnDcccas DesbgDy -
Huntoe s.rees. de-ienated - lots No. = a. s..
81 sosna.a ~ toS. ~ VIZ a.ss -
Streets dssignatea Is Less Nos. 70 10 - . s.s ~
- TWKNIY-IWO LOTS or 9koUND e seasse Ne -
SSounasa Y EmiIs Humsny Aashde and fleAsafs ssssb
~ SIXTEEN LoTs o. dRouND, ser..as ~ sSs1ss No.
= noundsd BY Delery, Aoundauee. Treou md 3ress1ase
8 s6s 81 81 + i No q
n: ss s y ~, Nss sse g -
70 !. ssiAInEA LOTS OF dkeUMD, fcFatsg ~ 9neee
70: q, bounded BY Tdeoa, Csssses HsssosG - 8sufD
su r. us assi 9n Tn g Less -. z 10.
~. IhnEE IMACIs Op LAND IN tbs q ths Third
ana ignsnE % coarol road neHt - 0.s ssres
and 8. :
yLsSt ". .fnts Is 10 4eae8oq - HAD
ion On 81 - ssoss easa - Y 80 =
the rear me
Iract N9. Mcasaies .ss q 5ssA lf1se - 1t
tfon on ssld osS seoSs Y ese tees tneise
Tract No measures 1apents - sess cass - esg
In DEPTH and arpens aad % fess a. ss rss i eesosE -
q ONE HuaDEED AMD NJ sQy AMss I'D ka0Hyx-
NINE PokIlON " unOuEN, 49, = - InlEd ~
tc bounded By Virtue street ne prcgssy g - Vsale
Convent, the 6ensy lanus Ano ley 70 pis
GentIlly RoaA.
40 rupprv rouR TR Ai.rs 0p LAND as..6ss =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-12
By J. B. WALTON.
MARBLE FOUR STORY STORE CORNER OF MvGA.
zine and hatcher streets Bale positive snd without
BYLB. WALTON,


Office No. 10 Bans Place.
ETHURNDAY, April II, 1853, At IL o'clock,
NJ al Banks Arcsde. viii sel Il public ancon vjtoout
reserve o. limit The following described valuable property,
LOT OF GROUND 10 the Square bounded By Magazine
Tchonpifou and Nachez on
plan drawn by Joseph Pile dated 26th January 1879 at
tached dated 18th December 1873, before a. r.
snger late Notary in his City and now deposited In the
No. s measuring "a feet 6inches front on Magazine street %
ll inches the line 104 feet the line
Poydas depth and front Hatchez street.
all American with the building thereon being
A SUPERIOR MARBLE FRONT, FIRE PROOF, FOUR
STORY STORE, covering the entire Lot. occupied BY and
houses the lots below described until the LIST October 1850
at the rate of $500 per annum.
81 This property has heretofore been leased at 5000 and
$3.50 per
TWo LOTS or GROUND, in the square the above
and designated the plan lots Nos IA and 16
inch the ne GO feet II inches lire Of the
Of the lots fronting Magazine street. 81 feet inches the
other 8 de line dividing It from LOT No. Il.
Lot No. IA adona lot No. ID and the measurement
snd deph 81 feet inches the line Of lot
No and 50 feet inches the otter side line towards
Tchonpitouas street
Upon these brick and slate roof WAREHOUSE,
suitable for storing nnd other produce leased with the
store fronting Magazine street.
ka TERMS-One-fo cash the balance at and two
credit the notes Of the purchasers to their order in
equal miscellaneous bearing cent per annum interest from
Il runcuay paid secured by special mortgage
upon the property sold with vendors privilege
Purchasers will be the property fully
until after The maturity and payment Of the first note and
transfer the poll les Of insurance 10 the vendor
Acts Of sale before Theo GuSo Esq., at the expense Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-12
POSITIVE SALE OF MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
St. Charles street, Canal street.
BY j. B. WALTON,
j. b. Walton Aucoueer,

Office NO. 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, May 5, 1859 at n o'clock M,
limit, the following described property will be sold
LOT OF GROUND situate in the square bounded by ST.
Charles Canal Common and Carondeet streets and
Ing in French 81 feet front St. Charles street
side towards Canal stree. By property belonging to H. Kendall
erty belonging Vim Barber Jr with the right of and
passage Though alley belonging to the New Leans Gas
Light Company and running in from Common the
of said property it exists which right is TO be exercised
together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
ssrg of that 80
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, ard ex-
ensve back buildings occupied by the New Orleans Club
their Club House.
The property leased until the 3ls October 1860 at the
of S420) and will be sold subject the lease
H1rERMsThe purchaser to assume the payment Of two
the of So payable the 18th and 10th May
1889 with interest the of per per from
Goth May 1851 and for So payable the 18th and %
May 1860 with interest the Of cent.
from 10Th May 1851 The balance OF the price OF adjudication
cash.
sale before Walter H. Peters Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. al