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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

Low RENTS, AND CHEAP PLiV,NG.-"e"ei'
amused day or two since at an ADVERTISE
meut in another column enqulring Tor
bouse srent per annum not to exceed the value
of the premises" There is an excellent see'
fire in those words, that will be readily under
stood by all unfortunate tenants who are pay
inc their landlords per year the full value oi
the house they occupy. There are many such,
but not hundredth as many as before the cri-
sis Of 1857 reyolutionised things in that line.
Prior to that time, lucky was the person NOV
ing here with family, ifhe found house one
degree above barn in comfort, to stow his
family away in, without paying 10 per cent a
month on its value for the privilege-and Of
ten the search after any kind of domicile
was unavailing. This state of things injured
our city very much, retarded its growth, and
got it bad name abroad. Hundreds of fami-
lies were driven away, that would otherwise
have settled here permanently and brought
considerable means among US, besides adding
their productive industry to our common
wealth.
But the panic of 1857 did US much good 10
this respect. Our surplus nomadic population
cleared out, and the thinning out process has
been going on ever since, until now the popu
lation of our city is reduced to permanent resi-
dents-famies who have their homes here
We had time to cool off from the rushing, fe
verish turmoil of the speculative age just pri
or to the "bust," and turn attention to othel
things than making money. Stagnant as wa:
business during the year 1858, and this las
season also, no two years prior witnessed tn
erection of as many solid improvements
splendid structures for business purposes
school houses, churches, etc., etc., the open
ing of streets, and other public improvement
AS these two panic years have. More al
tention and means too, were devoted to tn
building of tasteful, substantial cottages, an
even costly dwellings. No. former seaso
witnessed the construction Of more of thes
than the present. AS a consequence, rent
have subsided generally to reasonable an
honest figure, and a person who rentsa hous
now can find abundance Of them in all qua
ters of the city to make his choice from, an
can demand favorable terms in his lease
Hitherto, it was not so. Landlords had e
erything their own way. They asked ar
got 100 per cent per annum, on the value
their ricketty houses, monthly or quarter
in advance too, and then had their tenan
money to loan again at three per cent mont
Tenants had to make their own repairs, or
without them. But now the tables are tur
ed Avarice always overreaches itself, al
if landlord attempts to gouge his shanti
will doubtless stand idle, while a more {
commodating person gets his tenant Lar
lords should be contcnted with AIN annual
turn Of 90 per cent from their investment
the highest-but some, who try the old
per cent gouge, get nothing. Serves tn
right.
Rents reasonably low, and cheap livi
will attract valuable population here,-;
our day of prosperity begins. But we d.
further consideration of the subject to arit
er day. /.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
OFFICERS OF THE PIONEER GUARD.-A1

OFFICERS OF THE PIONEER GUARD.-At
the annual election of the Pioneer GUARDS
last night, the following officers were chosen:
Captain-H. II. Western.
lst Lieut.-A T. Chamblin.
and. Lieut.-Theodore Borup.
3rd. Lieut.-C. G. Lund.
Ensign-W. A. Vanslyke.
COMMISSIONED.
Orderly Sergeant-C. Zuhrenberg.
End. Sergeant-W. c. Gray,
3rd. Sergeant-L. B. Martin.
4th. SergeaI.t-H. G. Goats.
1st Corporal-L. c. Dunn.
2nd. do. j. Hill.
3rd. doc, G. King.
4sh. do-H. G. Burbank.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
A Tea.Table jest.

An angry subscriber, evidently woman,
writes that "it is burning shame that, as
should be sent to Pekin in box, with no
chance for peekin' out. ."-Boston Courier.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
Sheriff Of Wfnona.

The result of the drawing in the case of the
tie vote for the Office of Sheriff of Winona Co.,
resulted in the choice of King, the Repub-
lican candidate. 1t is asserted that Williams,
the Democratic candidate. will contest the
election c
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

The Democratic National Convention.
The Journal of Commerce expresses the
opinion that the 10th day Of April next will
be designated by the Democratic National
Committee as the time for the meeting OF the
Charleston Convention.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

MORE GRAPES AND NOT SoUR.-M. N.
Kellogg at his Toy and Variety store, has just
received fresh invoice of Isabella and Cat
awba Grapes-choice and nice-we've tried
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
HOW TO Sell Unsaleable Novels.

Here is the last Partisan advertising dodge,
which we give for the benefit of authors whose
works persist in remaining on the publishers
shelves.
The unappreciated novelist writes letter,
upon the following model
Sir-You are warned to make no turtner
attempt upon the virtue OF certain lady,
whom you pretend to love, and whose baptis
,nal name resembles that of the heroine OF
giving the title Of the novel;
the exciting romance lately published oy
(name of the publisher. D.
Tragedies even more terrible than that which
closes the work of fiction in question, SON ,
times occur in real life Be on your guard,
sirr
You leave your letter without signature
have it neatly autographed and printed to look
as if every sheet were written by hand
You then send to all the gentlemen whose ad-
dresses YOU find in the Directories, and pa
rently await the result. Nine in ten of the
persons to whom you have forwarded this
adroit circular, will say to themselves" 10
love with lady of the same name as the he.
ro;ne of the mysterious Soap Boiler"-wha'
the deuce can her name be!
And uff he goes to purchase your dehsht
full romance which, of course, is all you
want.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
Scottish Kings.

s An Irish clergyman having gone to visit
the portraits of the Scottish kings in Holyrood
House, observed one of the monarchs of
very youthful appearance, while his son was
depicted with long beard, and wore the traits
of extreme old age. "Sancta Maria!" ex-
claimed the good Hbernian, is it possible
that this gentleman was an old man when
his father was bOrn?" ~.....E .,.. ....
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

No UsE CoMpLAINING.-The Pioneer of Sum
day contained lugubrious local article Oh
s'hard times" which must have been penned
by some much. be pitied dyspeptic, to
Judge by its blue tone. 1t is true that 1t Is
sometimes discouraging-in our ricketty n
nancial condition, owing to Rotten banking
system-when one is unable to meet his en-
pagements, or to make collections from others
necessary to enable him to push along but
the indomitable spirit and energy manifested
by almost everybody, shows that no one has
any disposition to succumb. II the truth was
told, the same state of things exists more or
less in every western city, and in a great
nnuy cities of the East, too. Instead OF Ia
menting that matters are so, let everybody do
what he can towards mending them. There
is disposition, too, to do this. When one
cannot pay his debts in money, in many IN
stances he settles it by turning over goods
produce, or real estate-or some ones notes
to him which his creditor can apply to debts
which he owes the maker. Thus, these pass
though several hands, frequently, until many
old accounts are settled, and debts cancelled
by kind of spontaneous clearing bank oper
ation. Thousands of dollars, probably, in &C
counts, debts, &C., are thus transferred every
day, without dollar in cash being used.
Economy might be pushed still iarther.-
Not a dollar should be allowed to go out
the State which can be laid out at home,
not laid out at all, except for the prime neces
saries of life, and the plainest, cheapest com
forts. Our State pays to the East and Sout
large sums annually for what should be prt
duced here, thus increasing and creatln
wealth, and stopping the deadly depletion
money from us.
What proper ideas of fpolitical economy Cal
not bring about, necessity will 1t is har
school, but it lessons are wholesome and il
delible, and it is this that is slowly worklr
out our financial salvation. Patience an
hope We are better off than ever befor
and don't know it.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN.
MARRIED..

At Medina, ON the goth inst, by Rev. d. a.
Grosyeuor. Mr. DANIEL d. MERRILL to Miss ALICE
A KING. both of ST. Paul, Minnesota.
There bliss beyond all that the m'nstfe' nus
told, ,;a-
VIII brows never changing, and heats never
cold, All .hov die
Love ON through all ills, and love on till tneS o''
And oh! il there be an Elysium on ear'n'
1t IS this! it is this!
At Newport Minnesota, on Monday, the zf'n ~, ,
slant, by Rev. A. S. Lyon, RoBEkr d. WADE. =,
Cottage Grove, to Miss HANNAH PAkkfR' OF tue
former place.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

IMPORTING PAuPERs.-Capt j. Y. Hurd, OF
the Northern Belle, was arraigned at the bar
-of the Police Court this morning on charge Of
bringing paupers to St. Paul lie was fined
500.
The defence argued that the Captain OF a
steamboat cannot be expected to know the
circumstances and condition Of his passengers,
or whether they have not cent left, or a hun
dred dollars, after paying their passage. Inc
law only applied to cases where the captain
knoaos that the emgrants are paupers, shipped
as such. They therefore appealed the case.
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CITY OF BALrIMoRE's SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John McDonogh.-Sale for Of former pur-
chaser.
BY N. VIGNIE,

Omce 3 Banks Arc10e.
MONDAY, May 2, 1859, ut IL o'clock, NJ,
M at the City Hotel Common street. will be sold At ubic
auction for Of former purchaser the following de-
NINE LOIS OF GROUND in the square bounded by An
tome Jackson BernRdo and Palmyra Streets designated by
Nos l, g 3. T. g. g. I, 8 and g.
Lot No. 81 feet II inches and lines front
jackson the width the II feet 10
inches and lines depth front Bernadotte and
III feet 10 inches and lines the division Inns Of Lot No
Lo No. and measure each 81 feet Il inches and
lines front Jackson the width ~ the III
feet 10 inches lines equal and parallel lines
Lot No. 81 feet II inches ard lines front
jackson III feet 10 inches snd lines in depth the
line dividing from Lot N los feet inches and lines
the other line dividing from Lot No. 10 fest 10 inches
The line parallel jackson street, and Is feet inches
another diagonal rear line
jackson street. inches and lines depth line divi
ding it from Lot No. IS feet inches the other depth line
rear line.
Lot No. is Of triangular FORM measures 10 feet II
inches lines jackson street. 70 feet inches lines
ne and IS feet and inches the line divdi from
rs TERMS AND ooNDIrIoNs-one.n nth cash, and the
Balance credit of three four years.
Of the made payable at the Bank Louis
eclred by special mortgage the sold with
said notes bear sig interest from date
nr til maturity the Of each cude the interest
then In Of nGnpaymen after maturity said
VIII then bear eight interest until fully
in any way the Payment Of said notes 50
purchasers will themselves to be put in
at their and will have comply with the
and conditions above described within fifteen days from the
of sae and in Of delay NEGLECT their part the
property purchased by them will be sold for their
risk without any further nptice II
Acts Of sale before H. Cenas Esq., notary public, No e
Common street. at the expense of the purchasers AL
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BY ALFRED BOULIGNY.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY,
Ofice-No 70 Gravier street.
SATURDAY, the 23d inst, at IL o'clock,
Quarermastels house. Nos $50 and 1852 Muga
zine street. will be sold
The fowing articles of Qnartemaser's sores viz Iron
Row Boats lChroncmeter Railroad Wheels Axes and Pc
destas Sheet and Bolt Copper Schooner b Main and Spirit
Sails Copper Nails and Riyes Hawser Rope Double Triple
and Single Blocks Anchors Boat Awning Scrapers, Hooks
Spy Glass s. Caulkirg Irons, etc.
H4TERMS-Cash. ais
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MARROW PLATES-VULCANlTE BASE.
FACTS vs. ASSERTION.

The Dentists of take great pains depre the
for want They loudly but
fail 10 produce facts their assertions. Those who will
tahs ts trouble will be furnished with facts
showing that from three four Of
change whatever ii heat and
strongest acids impression Is fair infer
will last quite Is well as any other style.
that the Improvement of
smith which most Of the plate covering the
which for those who prefer these metals
Having twentyfour full refer ELL
citizens who having exhausted the skill Of
Dentists here and the have found the vulcsnite vastly
usefulness. method of eserng
teeth for mascston is entirely and all
the purposes Of the natural teeth.
b. +. SMITH L CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
slQ If 10 Baronne stree.
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EIsH1Na TACKLE, n ALL MS VAR "

received by the Undersigned most elegant aud
pete assortment, above .,,5si5s4ts. .s+.5.5
n@PAeula attention is called Patent Sheep
Hcoks, made for expressly. e fz
ago I'm conner Camp and Ca al streets.
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r A.FAHNEsToCK's vERmIE uGE.

WILLIAMSBURG, New York.
Messrs B. A. Fahnesock & Co-Gentemen For number
OF yeurs have troubled with dreadful gnawing
pain in the pit of stomach accompanied by fantness and
dizziness in the hend after adheng to the advice Of
era eminent Physicians and receiving heneht eiro
was induced TO try b. A. Fahnesocks Vermifuge and after
taxing TWO WAS to surprise passed twelve yards of tape
worm ana now assert that have recovered my former
heeth for which feel indebted b. A. Fahnesocks Yer
aud harmless HENRY HOFFMAN,
1-Purchasers should look well initials the
per- and zee that they buying b. A. Fahnesock Verm
fuge, and no other AL lm&W
NOTICE-ALL UNCLAIMED PACKAGES NOW IN
the hands Of the Adams Express Company
at auction THIS DAY, at Montgomery Smiths at IL A. NJ
Packages and BOXES to &c sold as they unopened
AL 1t j. j. McKEEVER Agent,
SUCCESSION OF JOHN G. NIOSELY-PER-
- having claims against the late JOHN c. MOSEIY are
hereby notified to present the the list Nav
1859 the undersigned attorneys of an Smith Cu.a
JOHN & CHAs. W. cuIBERTsoN.
No. So ST. Louis Exchange Alley Cont and Ben.
vile streets AL lot
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN portion of the parish of Orleans the right bank of
the river Mississippi, that am prepared to receive the
taxes all uxsbe property found in The
ette OF Sixth Justice CT the Peace 10 A. 2P III
HIPP0LITE PORTER
Collector Of State and Parish Taxes
Parish OF Orleans this 2lst April, 1859. AL 20
ARD OIL-5s bbls. choice Cincinnati Winter Strained,
u for sale by S, II. Kennedy & co,
AL ~ Poydras street.
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AUCTION SALES.

BOOKS STATIONERY. etc. etc.,
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, s. st. Charles street.
THIS EVENING and every eeEday EVEN
ss'Aesi
s sd ss.s ssss
Books a;S The bet works Of The best su.hS DE-
which he he public nses p' ~ II
HUNDRED CASES s.ss. BOOTS s SHOES AND BKoeAss
BY E. ROGER e. CO.,
Formerly II. Pc, chaud, Hyde 4 Co
,SsIt nss1 nRr'ls 90 At 10 osieck A.
~ cases of Shoes and
rect from late arrivals New York Bos.
''1 ~ 10 4 fEhRsxsesgs.. sale. .a
Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE ON ROUSSEAU STREET
for Gale.
BY j. II. BEARD E. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH. Auctoneer.
At IA gsP %s M.Fss1s T. street xii g
the FSurh District in the bounded y Full
sn 5h n hna on s. 81 s j BE-
tween parallel lines
Of with rooms gallery and Kitchen stables
REQ ss s,G prcaer to assume note for
1921 81 due 4l7h December 1859; balance credit
@ Sst n w! to
be kept insured , and po'cy Transferred to yer dor
the purchaser. a20
THREE LOTS AND COTTAGE HOUSE ON THIRD ST.
BY J. n. BEARD f. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH. Auctioneer.
sss sa Aar Ct J. T.
THREE LoTs Of GROUND with the improvement. there
ss :ssss ssaess =
TO- measuring each 30 feet front Third by depth Of
100 feet-NolO forming the of Third and ST. Andrew
The improvements comprise one.sory Cottage House,
TERMs- Or ehird es.h balance a. G. 70 and 10 months
for notes beari cent interest and per cent.
eysptua seeas By mortgage on The sold
Act ef sale before A. Ma.ureau Notary Public. the
pen.a Of the purchaser: al6
CREDIT SALE 800 LOTS OF SPRING AND SUMNER
Clothing White and Check Shirts, ETC.
BY BLACHE + BEAUMONT,
Auction ROM, Il Chnrtres street.
ss e astf Rd s%:t # e Viii
800 lots of Spring and Summer Clothing.
$50 dozen American .{ss White Shirts.
An invoice of Linen Check Shirts.
CREDIT sALE-loo CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
By BLACHE E. BEAUMONT.
Auction Store. II Chartres street.
N their rooms No II Chartres street, will be
RF~TERMS-At sale. a22
CREDIT sALE-NEw AND FASHIONABLE SPRING
mnd Sun Clohing, unit of liquidation Of the firm
of j. L. Bach 4 Co.
BY BLACHE f. LEAUMONT.
THURSDAY, the 2sth Inst, Mt 10 o'clock,
the of Messrs j. l.. Bach Co, No. n Chart
street Canal and streets will be sold
$50 lots Ct Spring and Summer Clothing inch BLU
Black Cloth Frock Goats; French Meno Italian Cloth
silk Alpaca Frocks and Sacs Black Doekn and Fancy Spring
Cashmere Pants he and FHscy Linen Drilling, Duck
Fancy Linen ats and busters; Sea Grass Planters Liner
Pants: French and English White Fancy Marseies Vests
Black Satin and Silk Cashmere Vests, ETC.
N. BAH the above goods newly imported and
featured expressly for the retail trade.
Goods will be ready inspection Wednesday, 27tl
instant
1-TERMs-Lberal at sale. a22
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GANDS' SARSAPAftILLA, FOR THE CURE OF
~ ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE STATE
OF BLO0D-The Oldest and Original Article
curative powers have been thoroughly long
standing cases. nvarahle 10
call forth the most aering commentators many
ply sicans throughout the country gives and
energy the of NATURE by purifying the vital fluid
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, .Oct. 5, 1850.
Messrs. Sands Gentlemen My little daughter afflicted
long head eyes by using your Sar.
sapaa perfectly cured other medicines Sarsapar
las havn failed to relieve her. Having used and
efficacy now confidently recommend in preference any
other to properties not contained any
other preparstion and find that purchasers they
sed It, invariably want the article again whenever they
require a medicine for which this is recommended
Respectfully yours, ]. FLINT, NJ. d.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS Wholesale Drug
gss No. 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. No. q and Isl Charities street,
Ftp. DACONGE, 80 Chattres street, New Orleans and
PHI. McdRAW, Nachsz. Miss AL lm&W
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SIX LOTS OF GROUND WITH TIE BUILDINGS THERE
used as Tanner, Of Laurel and Seventh
BY NJ V7GNLE,

TUESDAY, Goth April, at IL o'clock NJ.
i at Banks Arcade, will be SOLD
SIX LOTS OF GROUND In the square bounded by LAUREL
Live Oak Seventh and Eighth Sheets designated lots Sos
to To-
Lots Nos and each 81 feet II
enth street. by l2f deep her with he trgs
consisting of TwoStory Frame House having four
rooms closets, gallery kitchen. ETC. Lot No. Lot No.
g. there Is large TwoSory Frame Building used Tam
merry.
Lot No q feet II inches front Seventh
street, by 10 feet; with q wooden back building.
Lots Nos and each 81 fee, II inches front
Seventh street by l10 feet deep together with large
story Frame House, having rooms, ciserns pvies
etc., etc.
measured 81 feet inches front Seveh by 100 fest
the plan exhibiting
TERMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CASH and the balance
OH credit of for notes secured mortgage
aid PROP and bearing per ntsss.
per cent annum until fully paid The buildings be In
sued against the risks fire and the policies OF
Acts Of sale before o. Drouet Eco, notary public AZ
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,ric sui,sb for dwellings,, situated the Caro!iton
lac of the Parish Of West Feleiana in The State OF Ious
ara.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE s. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office. II Commercial Place.
fTHURsDAY, May 26th, at IL O'Clock M,
he I an ard s n Fessss
a will be sold public the Following escribed real
III ST in the First Dis
s sn a os hs Ses
AID nss fsh 9 d hs each 81 FEET
s ss 1 pss @ ely si
ton rs ssr which s,s as BY ss
a n *, g A 81 s Ss's'E R.e' in The city 0s'"
.ssrTEeNs-onefourh cash. and the balance credit
ss az he sse psp s @ Fl
special importing confession of judgment to be
@ Of e se Notary Public at the
Of the pu chaser.
ouATRE LOTS DE TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE PREMIER
District conceivable pour limitations siues p es dep
dn Ghemin de Fer de alclonSuccession de fen JOHN
dsns rEtat de la Louisiana. '''-' |('-''
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
Bureau II Commercial Place.
Cite en- yertu dun ordre de pHonorabe sepeme cour
errais cidesous decrits pour oope de la
dite succession, savor-
de la Nouyee Orleans sues dams et borne mar les rues
Cali Pc Nayades Clio ct Apollo ean les lot, Nos l.
sadjognan ch.cnn ct mesurant chsenn peds II pouces
lrne de profondeur gnes paal partie
meme propriee que lie dit den herite de pere
sa 1 "a5 de boa kS
la Nouvel'e Orleans, lie 20 de mars 1919.
E1rCONDlTIONS-Un quart compliant, la balance sur
credit de g. u ct IS mo dn jour de la vene acqnerenr
donnea billet secue sonnet Hpprouye
I'M ere de de par de la date hypo-
hegue special sur un Judgement seIa reenu la prophetic
vendue.
Acte de vene padevant T. o. Stark notare public aux
frais de lacqu6reur. asO
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CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTION :
EXTRAoR BINARY INDUCEMENTS,

CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTION -
EXTRAOR ordinary INDUCEMENTS!
MIR. JAMES p. JUDSON
OF 81 Camp street, respectfully informs the public that being
determined to close his grand distribution ia few days. offers
unprecedented by the addition Of large number
OF ELEG ANT SCENTS,
his rich stock which needs only be admired
all of which will be disposed Of rs follows:
His elegant stock of presents, varying in value from
FIFTY CENTS
One H II d d nd Fifty Dollars!
Comprising
DINNER, TEA, BREAKFAST AND TETE-A-TETE SETS,
VASES CoLoGNEs, CARD BASKETS, FIG.
URED WRISTBANDS, BOHEMIAN GILT
AND ENGRAVED D SEA NTEaS,
CIGAR HOLDERS, JEWEL
-..= STANDS SPITTOONS
TOILET SETS,
ETC., etc.,
are all numbered. Duplicate numbers enveoped and
placed in show and every purchaser of rich and
SANGER for TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS is at once
permitted to draw envelop from the case and the article
corresponding in number with in the enveop
is at once given Them.
AS-Remember his place is 81 CAMP STREET.
ALades especially invited call and the goods.
az I'm
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BY n. vIGNIE.

new and Rsnsss ssrsss divided into II los sd =
THIRTEEN LOTs OF gRoU ID In squsrs N nE6sas,s
Treasures Jeanne and Benefits dAfas
sTWENTYg UR LOIS or GROUND In sausrs M M
bounded y Ms1.u ss" e. ssso0"sw sad Huans
ygK Tors q Ssogxp s. .as
Streets designated ~ Lots Nos i 10 81 -"
saas y Mssss ps ~ ~ ssbooms, sad soSe
'. X. . Ss.a s..s z lo, e; 20. 70 Y ..
:. D Dr. mouts 'oss ne 'saseo up % ~
,s a y LOTS Q. GROUND forming o.
d. No.
asxns.d !. e,. Na. 70 e : oo's mo 'e0-
desIrnsed o ~ AAhilds and Pleasure Streets
81 saassd = bss, 2, No
streets dssiensed A. Ias ~ iecoa aeo
bound TT = sI.ry gs Lots %
nate. ss s = ESts ss' ip 2 % a.au,r
s,rees dessnssed Loss Hc. 3 II haseoss - essas
n. THREE TRACTS OR LAND 10 sbs resv II t,s T4,,a
District and fronting on common rcad . Genius street.
and adjoining Hancock street. dessEnatea srscs Nos
Trae. No measure. asr,snt: Iss ~ sass sHnss
sni on On ID e
The fI 5ssf l Ne measure. s.r.eu.. Isl &C..
IN ph and aTpsnis and d On he iins
'front.' T' s aid g " "a 5 e @
Depth spents and 81 feet the line aeeodng
p's g. ONE HUNDRED AND SIX souA RES AND KreHry.
NINE PORTIONS or GROUND, situated In ths Third Dt-
Convent The oen,y lands and Pi~ty seeosdins % p
Gsrt..iy Rssa.
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