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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-07
YELLOW sPRInGs UOLLEGE

yellow sRRINGs COLLEGE.
YsHB Trustees and patrons Of Yellow Hpfing
4 College beg leave 70 call the attention Of the
public 70 The advantages offered by this Institution
to those who wish to secure IN education.
let. In location In the midst Sf farming com
munity remote from the temptations incident to
large towns, for the student that quiet %
fAvor1ble to study. Kossuth, = small village
around the Institution, IL sixteen miles north Of
Burlington, and il everywhere noted for the healh
mess OF it, location, and the morality Of its cit
sens.
ID. In point Of economy, THO Institution enjoys
an advantage over any other with which We are
acquainted. Board, including room furnished and
kept, can be had for - - per week, with . hber-
u reduction for pre- p yment. Board without
room 81 70. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young men, desiring to econo-
mise, may rent, and supply themsslses with pro.
visions, 1t great saving Of cost. Young men Of
approved piety, having The Ministry in view, can,
fif connected with the New School Preshy terian
Chufch), receive from tho Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships At
present vacant.
Sd. W q have largest and most com pletc PhiIo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
18th. The Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fsssors and Tsachsrs, give their 0hole time to the
work Of instraction.
With al these considerations in cur favor, W
confidently make our appeal to the public foi
students and funds to complete the endowment Of
the College.
The nszt Term bsgsns Sept. til, 1850.
For further particu lars, address Hon. Wn. HAn-
Pr, or H. LEONARD, Esq., Kosss.h, Ds Aoinsi
County, lows.
Aug. 81, 'to.d rt4 VI ss488
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UornoY o 0oc0nl ~ Maln afrne1

CsrnsS - sscsnl ana MATS ssreess.
JOB PRINTING.
OF al kinds, sIscuted 70 order, promptly and sat-
istactorily, = low prices.
BLANKS kept on hand for sale.
~BLANk NOTES .asatly printed for
sale Mt this ofhss.
sA-ULANk MORT0A0E rs for sale as
this once.
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once.
s~JUsTICEs, BLANKS, Notices Sub
psnss.and Exseutions forsAls 1t thiso once.
srILLINoIs BLANK DEEDS for
Sale n this Ofice.
~1LANK DEEDS, neatly printed, In
form approved BY the best Lawyers, for sails 81
this odoe. A
~THUsT DEEDS FOR SALE ATrHIs
OFFICE.
g The meeting Of Independent Denc-
Gratis, on Monday evening, was adjourned
FOR three days.
u 1t will be seen, BY reference 10 our
advertising colunns, that BsnsAiet Hsgsl, On
old wheel horse Of the Democracy, i ous -
a indspsAdsst candidate Hsis good pluck.
and enters upon the canvass in bold and
sarnsss style.
DIssusuiauD AszrvAL.-Hsarj n. Grit
9th, Democratic nominss for shsri6. ssfiye1
in the city from Fort Madison last svssisg.
He rsportt, " understand, that Johnston has
saoeesdsl il gsssing Josiah Kent 10 decline
the nomination FOR Ssnstor, but that As has
failed TO induce Bensdiat Hugsl TO forsso bis
discrimination TO DO a indepsndsnt candi-
daAe. i
IAas1svs srs M iaAss dispstsbes from
ha1 4Dasrs, aad - shall await tho nsxs
arrivsl~ith moro than usual interest.
The Dsssvscs CsuYs. $50
Judge Springer opened Court here Mon
dsy moraing, and proceeded with the call Of
the Docket The following orders we're
made:
Sample 4 McCune %. Hocknan & Denton
-Dismissed at PLAINTIFF costs.
sample ~. Chsnse--Judgment for posses-
sion Of property.
Estes 4 Walcostv,. Holiday Passed geo.
orally.
Estss / Walsots vs. Stillwel Il al--Psss-
Cd generally.
Bruce ~. whitfield Dismissed as plain
tits costs.
Cox -. Hanks Wilson ossinasd for
SERVES.
Marshall 4 Moss ~. Wilson--Passed gen
srsliy.
Spratt %. Same--Ssme entry.
Crosby -. Thompson-Ss Same entry.
Hatch -. Pressell--Foot Of docket.
Ficklen 4 Lucas ~. Montandon - Con-
tinusd for service.
Joseph -. Simmer Passed generally.
Kellogg ~. McChesney
Dixon %. Huston-Same.
Moore u. White (Appsal) Judgment be-
low sf6rnsd.
Morrison -. Rhodes-Passsd generally. !.
HanlAn ~. City Of Ksokuk-SAns entry.
IsbAll -. Ingalls, Il oL-Same. II
Hunt -. Gibson 1t al Judgment for
plaintiK. q
Hunt -. Bower u al.-Sams entry.
State ~. ACKNOWLEDGMENT spon
payment Of costs. $500
State ~. Anderson Fine, 90 and costs.
Schloss 4 Bro. ~. Filler Oppanhsim-
Continued for service.
; Cottrsll Z Bro. -. Miller-Judgn ent for
plaintiff.
Mayer, Mandel 4 Co. -. O'Brian 4 Co.,
Judgment, 1l46.23.
SHEPPARD ~. Jones (trsspass) defend
ant not guilty.
The following persons constitute tho Grand
Jury ct the present session Of Court:
8. B. Ayres, Foreman,
John B. Knight, Solomon Sherer,
samuel Boutman, g. s. Abbott,
Gowan Hamilton, H. 8. Farrar,
]. II. Holmes, J. e. Burke,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
Hotel for Sale or. Rent.
New Hotel
SCOTT & WRIGHT,

gUvIIE undersigned having leased the xell.rnnEr
American Hotel, beg leave TO infogm the travelling
public and the rest Of nankind thak they intend TO
make worthy the pstxsnsgs Of trayelscs and At
tension to the wants OF gvestS, good fare and low
prices any Inducements, bore 70 have shsss OF
business. &@s @e@a - ss8ssa III
town. which Is under the chaxge OF an expesisnced
os.lss, and ssamsters can depend urou having ths,x
teams yell cared for.
Our house bsfhg The
Stage 06ece, Railyood Ticket 06ecs,
Anser;eo Ezpress and General Freight
OHcs. ,ss.ss
the city and all ask Of our friends, IS 70 tsy 10
once, and X not satisfied, not to come again.
Call US ladies and gentlemen get acquainted With
our style and sec how you like II. N6tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

yX7HEREAS. on the l3th day of o toner, A d
w 1888, Y. Il. Miier and Anu Maria Miller execut-
cd To me Deed Of Trust Of that date OF the 10 wing
described reai estate, situated in the county OF Clay
ton, and State Of Iowa, to-wit The south fractional
half Of the northwest quarter OF section No. sixteen
6l ~ township ninetyave, t95) north OF range three
81 west Of the Fifth Principal Meridian containing
and lllO0 acres, aud the quarter
OF the northeast quarter OF section No. twenty COY
IN township No. ninetyfvs (95) north OF range four
CO west OF the 9th Principal Mcri an to secure the
payment OF one pronissory note therein described OF
even da Q Herewith, for the Of Eleven Hundred
and Twenty Four and Sl-l00 dollars, l24 Sl-lOO,.
hinterest after due, at the ten Ter cent per
annuM till paid, made by Il. Miller, payable six
months after the date thereof, to Rodney Hurlbut,
which said deed OF trust Is recorded IN the ONCE OF he
Recorder of the aforesaid county OF Clayton, In Bosk
So" OH page 's343." And Whereas default has been
made In tho payment OF the said prois sorry note ac-
cordns to the tenor and effect OF the same
Now, therefore, in pursuance aud by virtue of the
Public Notice is hereby given, that shall sell the said
real estate and premises, aud all right aud equity
redemption OF the said Il. Miller aud Ann Maria
Miller, their heirs aud assigns therein Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for the office OF Lee
knnaird, in the town OF Mc3regor, in the county
aforesaid, the 18th day OF June, A. d. 1852 al ten
O'Clock, A. H. OF that day, for tue purposes OF SAID
Trust, aud to realize the Of money remaining due
and unpaid on said promssory note, and the cost and
expenses OF said Trust and OF advertisng aud selling
the said premises. WILLIS DRUMMOND, Trustee.
McGregor, May 3. lS59w8
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ]. G. Rounds has
IN been appointed Administrator OF the estate of
Ole Hanson late of Marion, Clayton county, Iowa,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
estate will present. them for adjustment
... -.-.= J. g. ROUNDS.
May 3, 1s59w3+ -.
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Trustees Sale.

NKyEEREAS, OH the goth day OF October, A. D
wv ls5s, v. Il. Miller and Ann Maria Miller
cuted Deed Of Trust Of that date OF the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in the county OF
Howard, aud State OF Iowa to-wit The west half
che south quarter of section Twelve in township
ninety eight north OF range twelve wos OF the Fifth
Principal Merid,a., q secure the payment Of one
promissory therein described, OF date there
with, for the Of One Hundred and Eighteen dol
lars, made by " Miller, payable Fix months after
the date thereof 70 Mrs. Luna Hurlbnt. which said
Decd OF Trust Is recorded ia ode office OF the Recorder
of said county OF Howard aud state aforesaid in Book
"A, Page .4O9, and Whereas default has been made
in the payment OF said promssosy pete. according to
the tenor aid effect thereof tE#
Now, therefore. in pursuance aud by virtue OF the
power Of sale contained in said Deed OF Trust to me-
Public Notice hereby ven that shall sell the said
real estate and premises, and all right and equity
redemption OF said v. Il Miller and Ann Maria Miller
their heirs and assigns therein, ct Pubic Auction to
the highest bidder for cash. at the office of Noble 4
Drummond, in the town Of McGrssor, Clayton county
Iowa, on Monday, tho 18th day OF June, A. p 1859,
at ten o'clock, 4. M OF that day for the purposes OF
said Trust and to realize the OF money remaining
due and unpaid said nissory note, and the cost
ana expense Of said Trust and advertising, aud selling
the said premkss.
RODNEY HURLBUT, Trustee.
d. cGr egoI, May 3, lS59w6
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"Talk about mean men. said old Fox. WHY,
there that Jim Johnson, he's tile meanest man
ever heard tell 0n-Jim was acnnhta BILE here.
Why don't You think he had On execution
against me for little matter OF groceries. and
he came out and levied on my old womanb
ducks. and wanted me to drive en- up and
catch 'cm for him. and told him to catch en-
himself land so he chased 'em round and round
tho house. and every time he'd catch duck.
bod sit down and wiring its head oil, and charge
mileage'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
NOTICE.
CITY BNrberShOD.

n OUD roars the dreadful thunder,
And the rain begins to drop, -... a. 81
Though clouds may rend T. under, 4#& #@
We are always in the shop. .as
In readiness to shave you, cut iross your hair
Or sell to those who pay little stock
Weave hair oils and perameries for all these who need
And the North Iowa lines Gu TONERS 10 read
We will clean your clothes when greasy srop your
when they're dull,
So that shaving may be easy. when the Barbers are
not we'll. .-
Shop adjoining the American Hotel.
CROMWELL II THOMPSON, eE
~. .-.s.H rsz - BARRIERS and Hair Dreisers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
IMPORTANT FACTS

TT Is generally admitted iact, that much dsgsnssaey
Human Organization and hence, highly proper and
important 70 me I'll lawful end available msxns sxpe
dent torsstege and beauty humanity.
Without yell toned digestive oygspism, the funo-
lions thu hoAy generally impaired. and without
complete mae1icatien, perfect even hsakhful eigss-
tiop equally Impossible Therefore. to The ctssos
ofMc0r6goe Prairie du Chiea aud surrounding eoun.
Try the undsssignsd SuaeuoM DxHrUS, would an
nounos that b permsusnty settled With ths0, 70
repair impaired mastication BY filing and inserting
teeth In tbs hest manner. e. asfses
Many years ofsucceful dsrta practice justilss him
in saying that hs h the only exPcTtsbeed dsntht IN
McGregOr. snd therefore reasonably expsots thsk
support. Once In the Exchange Block. c7wl
McGregor, April 10th, 1852 wv. KING.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
Every Body See This!!!
VTNlE under igncd intending engage In other pur.
i suits offers for sale his stock of we'll selected and
general assortment Of &H#


The goods were all purchased by him personally and
with great care and well adapted to the wants oil
his any other community. Persons seeking loca-
ion in the west (beter than rixc's Peak engage
n selling Goods will hnd this very desirable point,
being in excellent agricultural country 1t Is stu-
atcd the beautiful part Of lake Albert Lea,
delightful sheet OF water. Terms OF Sale liberal to
purchaser JACOB LY BRAND.
Saint Nicholas, Freeborn County, Minnesota,
March rs l859w3 sN#
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EXCEL |!
AUGUSTUS FREN Gil,

Having purchased the right to use the above described
ath, (and the only one having such Lath, or right in
this vicinity aud with the addition of other esye ,s,vc
and complicated machinery. such IS the most modern
andimproved wheel and pinion cutting engine. and
rounding up machine. would here state, that am
prepared to make repair any part of the ne@t
watch in scientific and workman-ike manner. No
watch maker has taken creator pains to improve in
this important branch than having thoroughly
studied the primary construction of watches 10
nexion with a knowledge OF many experiments made
by OF the best workmen in New York; u1der whose
instruction have been I do claim Theoretical
knowledge aud practical understanding of the varou.
PROJECTIONS and mppfections in the different casses of
watch movements / make it my principal study to
improve and excel in this important business Those
who have fine Watches that need REPAIRS will time
and expense, and quite often their watches from inn
proper usage, by calling on me and getting them put
In good order. And no mistake your watch however,
fine or choice will be in safe hands Il left with ue.
have apprentices 'tnkers" at the business but !.
will be my constant endeavos by personal attention
business to reduce the science of watch making
practice and my increased facilities enable me to do
work less rates than any who hangs out sign,
and makes atteinps at watch making, with tools
watch materials to supply country dealers low
New York prices. have the art OF making Jewels o.
all kinds, also Chronomotcr balances, in fact every
part OF a watch, ana country watch makers will do
well to send when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewelry will also receive attention.
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
81 am located in the Post Office building. Re-
member the place. at the sign OF the big Watch. IA
Having had charge or the watch work of one of tho
finest establishments in the the west, for year. have
the satisfaction OF giving below their
as matter OF reference. Augustus FRENCH.
MILWAUKEE, May 25, 1855
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This
cersics that MIR. Augustus French has been in
ploy during the year Of 1887 as Matchmaker and
we most cheerfuliy recommend him very superior
workman in all that pertains TO the matchmaking
business. WATSON & LOOMS.
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Iatest Mers.

The news by the Niagara will be found in another
column of this paper. Additional reports by mail
confirm the probabilities that the blow has already
been struck and that Southern Europe by mid-sun-
mcr will be in a blaze. The assembling Of the Con-
grsss Is now o matter Of doubt. France accuses
England Of bad faith. It reported that the Aus
TRAN army had already entered the duches ofModena
Tuscany and Parma, which act Is tantamount 70 .
declaration Of war. The next arrival will be looked
for with intense interest.
Six ofthe Oberlin fugitvcslavs rsscuers have boon
sentenced to SIS fine, and "a hours imprisonment. -
Bushnell, the leader, is not yet sentenced.
Tho steamer Jacob Trabcr at Cincinnati, struck q
su nix Immediately.
Michael McNames hung at Chicago on Friday
the 7th. rho or collar round his neck broke and
he fell 10 feet to the ground The poor creature was
carried again to the fatal platform and legally muir.
dercd. He died very psutent.
Mr.. Seward has gone to Europe.
The Mormon troubles will probably b amicably
settled Young proposes to sell Ctsh to ompany Of
Capitalists and to leave the Territory.
Ten steamboats, were destroyed BY re a. pittsbure
| on the 7th-the Henry Graf, Pamela, Jenny Gray,
Council Bluff, James Wood, J. H. Conn, Potomac,
Belmont, Cremona and Commerce. ~.
The wstertown IN. w. woollen Mills, were burnt
on the 7th-two persons were killed and Is injured.
LitchAsld's brass foundry, in Boston, was burnt on
| the 7th.
stocks armer. Flour at New York, $3.50 to 81, 10
At Milwaukee, $500 to $3.50. Wheat at Milwaukee
the eth, $ls, ,ss and so, for spring winter
At st. Louis, on the 6th prices were the same - q
Milwaukee. See our st. Louis letter.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!
CLOVER, TIMOTHY AND

! f-I-..9l. HUVUHKzAWa (K11NS NEEU,
A LSO good assortment OF Garden and Field
~ Seeds, and ASricult ural implements for sale By
Robert Grant, to grant Peck, ut tho Agr
cultural Warehouse. directly opposite the Western
Hotel
McGrcgor, March Goth, ls50n24f
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CHILDREN AND MISSES FLATS,
Extension Skirts.
ClerlnOnt Forever /!

VDVIE Railroad il located here, and SO is T.. A.
DOGD. We have become fixed fact at our
old place, the Fountain Saloon and Eating House,
opposite the Clermont Hotel which are still run
nlng and where We at all times ready treat
guests with the best Of every thing commonly kept Ia
first class eating saloon.
We would return our thanks to our friends and
patrons for former avors and hopes by close
to business to merit Continuance Of the same
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From the Wisconsin.
Dubuque Freight via milwaukee,.
A Dubuque paper publishes the following
as the prices of freight from Milwaukee and
from Chicago to Dubuque:
I. G. r. r. M. & NJ. r. R.
LIST class 26 cts. - --- 81 cts.
I'd :" % cts. ~ ~ cts.
Sd " ID cts. 49, % cts.
4th +" 16 cts. 81 cts.
The Milwaukee & Mississippi road, we
understand, will follow the Illinois Central
down to the lowest bar ON the Transports
ton gamut. In word, the merchants of
Dubuque can depend upon making contracts
ut less prices for goods ci0 Milwaukee than
via Chicago. Why should goods for Du-
buque 60 30 miles from Milwaukee to Chi
cago, consuming one day and one tenth
more sea hazard, when the land carriage
from Milwaukee is the same as from Chica-
GO? Particularly when there are no char
ges for transhipment at Milwaukee, and
there are to 10 cents per hundred at Chi
cago. Our Dubuque friends cannot be such
sticklers for ancient ways as to persist in
going to mill with stone in one end Of the
bag and their grist in the other.
For instance, two merchants of Dubuque
ship goods by the same propeller, one via
Milwaukee and the other via Chicago. The
goods for Milwaukee are on top and are roll
ed out and put at once upon the cars of the
NJ. & NJ. r. r.; by the time the propeller
gets into the bay and headed fairly for Chi
cago with the goods Of the second merchant,
the goods Of merchant number one are on
the way to the river where they arrive as
soon as the propeller arrives at Chicago.
There is an old proverb that says, 1.-THE
longest way around is the shortest way
across but we cannot see its application to
the freight business of Dubuque, though
the editor Of the enterprising Dubuque paper
from which we cut the above paragraph,
may be able to explain, as he tried to en-
plain that it was for the interest of mer.
chants to have their goods pass thro' Chi
cagO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-26
HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF TIMBERED LAND IN
the parish of Ibesvlle, close the McDouogh lands
BY ~. VIGNIE,


TUESDAY, April 8, 1859, imn etiia, ely after
sle sac OF ho NED on gh property, the City Hoei
, HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACE OF LAND adjoining
te i,onosn lands nov the property the ely of Balri
more Known us seeton No. 3d. Township range east
timing ELS 5 loo acres-patent No $685. - "
rms tract considered of the valuable in the
STATE not only for the immense quantity cypress and Other
timber which it contains Int for admirable quail IL Of its
oil. f = " "
J., sS-TERMs AND GoNnITIoNs-one-fr fifth cash, and the
balance on credit o. l. 2 and years,
chas,rs maize pynbs at Giijze s. Bank of
cured ny special mortgage the property sold all
Vedor PRIV leges and the clause
10 Dear per cent interest per annum from dale until maturity
IN ca OF ,ohpsyneht matUrt said bear
q cent interest per ahnum until fully pa Til,
ment Of said notes. 10y $50 '''
me purchasers will canse themselves be put pos
AT tht own expense and viii have with the terms
ana cond mons above des bed Within from the
oil sale and in of de neglect their part the
pro ey purchased by them will their account an
risk wi hont further notice " ~ 80 :
the purchasers. - y " " - "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-26
WILLIAM DoNNELL HENRY auNMER3
Fourth District Court Of New O1Ieans-No, I101
By E. r.. PARKER.
hsrifn If n. ps-i.t

TUESDAY, April 5, 1850, at II O'Clock NJ.
aagsan aas 81 ns R q ss md -: md
directed by the honorable the Fourth District Court
lean In the above entitled viii proceed to seH pub
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together win, an The
wan Psytsns wall Poy@na and katefps sresss, and de
81 s %.Ss e
1 a, Ne late o1 csr Notary rpsls tbi; city q .hss
50 feet Pyaniu Basin 81 feet nehss Or hereaSoats On
he dividing ns q 70 No. o. nd ia
The dividing linz. o. lot. s. and lot No 10 fronts 70
se Inn ae e e. q Pt.n9 Basin u .est ne.
line q lot No. all american ssn1e prop
y m as1. ss.. sssed =
city, on The 18Th Of November, 1873.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
ud above described properly The present deaes Of
ys:nis Wall is eh.. ON G.sap
Place II inches Coliseum street. eontnustiou Of
in he's and linea on hs sds Inc o. .na ~ s's
dwelling adjoining buildings Of wood cempris
so large parIors sitting large dining room n,ries
aoor six large thoroughly ventilated bedrooms
for the family and servants tbe kitchen
building rs feet in length by 10 feet width and wide galleries
There marble nate in all the rooms Of the Incl al
and and fixtures complete in all but rco
1R s out III. VAN.
are enclosed BY handsome iron railing in front AID
There three eerrs capable Of containing 10000
gsens and vel y feet DEEP besidss The water
parties desirons Of obtaining private resi-,
denct IL epeciall' directed this being
Square By the Council . Be i'm
proved iron railing within square Of the Pryans
he snssi Il Is. Fiss. Ds.aics
AFor further information for plan property apply
m2s alts - 1i 10 BANK PIaes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-26
BY J. B. WALTON.
VALUABLE BATTURE PROPERTY, In 'FRONT.' On rur
View rk Packet Landing, between oaiennte md Erse
streets, without reserve. -s7-
BY j. b. WALTON,


BY j. B. W.ALTON,
Office No. 10 Ban1 Plses,
SATURDAY, April I'd, 1859, At IL 0setoxk
~ q Ranks Arcade, viii be sold
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY bounded By FROM, Gatsp-
e and Eato streets and the line Of projected Water
measur l9l feet 10 inches front Front
on Errto street between parallel Ines and divided
thirteen Lots, follows:
Iot No. forms the Of streets and
~ 10 inches front Front street. by
oepth OF 10 feet on Erato street.
& ~ nos and adjoin each other and measure
oetw cen parallel lnes. = : - "
AZ Ia o measures 90 feet front Erato street. depth
Vi AZ teet W inchee between parallel lines. " =
a. ~ SSs 10 II and adj in each other have
u. y. " h,sto ST Get and depth No g.
so y measures 30 front on Erato street bv 6euf
when opened. S-' '" R'ogeesoo "ssea ssiees
10 'front.' Of the ost elete desase par n bs ~
servk ,ne of capitalists
for warehouses II VIII 6,f ~ $500 ~ ~
whole and not sold, will then te sod Il IN. HE NJ s
or limit. ~ y" A''.s V''uoo -
. IERMs.Onet cash halsnee At twelve, eighteen
ADO thirty months credit Of The
IN eana secured BY special md
privilege the notes to from
Of sale TO maturity and per eventual ioterest
Acts Of sale before H. B. Cenas n r. 81 ne expsu.e Of The
purcbasers = III