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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06

Bacon on order AT 9c, for Shoulders, and lSc.
for clear-ribbed Sides. There was q sale Of
1000 head Of Hogs at 50 net for cash. There
was no palpabe Improvement in Hogs, al
though it was observable that they were less
freely offered.
In Baltimore, Boston and Philadelphia
Monetary matters continue very close, and
prime Paper sells at lO@ls and "a per cent.
Business is dull in all three cities, and FL
nances are greatly unsettled.
Last weeks Philadelphia Bank-statement
compared with that of the previous week,
shows these increases: Capital Stock, $780,
ss5; Specie, s3ll, ,22O; Deposits, s351, ,45l; and
these decreases: Loans, lO,7l5; Circulation,
s1na nnn
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Especially Reported for the Daily Press.l
Cincinnati Horse Market.

The City Horse Market for the week end
ing last evening duller than has been several
months. Nothing of consequence was doing, and
trade was as fiat as it well could be. Prices Tnle
low, and IL is difficult to sell at good rates. a differ
ence Of go to w EXISTING between hgures now and
lao or 100 Horses were disP sed Of at average Of
are waiting the better time cOming' with little
nat and less hopa
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Grading City Lot

= CEIVED at the ONCE Of tbe Board of Gity I'M
Provements, until o'clock, A. NJ, or TUEsDAH
frS m the CITY Lot, and deiiyeTine the sans on ths
We:t-eDd Park. Bidders will state the price p,r
Also snnaTate lid statin1 the mice nsr cnic vsTj
for merely hauling the earth away as above. Thb
work TO be done within sixty days from date Of
contract.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid.
ders to the printed forms, other viii be re-
ceived.
BY order of the Board, 90.
dt6-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
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by Telegraph
New York Cattle Market.

New YoRK, December 5.-Beef in lin
tied demand at nominal rates, excepting first oual
ity, which commanded full prices: inferior, 5156
61ac,; fIst quality, 95f@9Ac receipts, over 5000
head. Mutton in fair demand at previous rates;
receipts, 5000 head. Swine plentiful and dull at
49ld5I5c. receipts, IL 900 head.
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fBy telegraph
New York Sfnck Market.

New YoRK, December 5.--Stocks dull and
l62 per cent. lower, and close heavy Chicago and
G5%; Galena and Chicago, 6O1a; Illinois Central
Scrip So; Michigan Southern Guaran teed, 2s Michi-
York Central, 7215; Pacific Mail so; Galena and
Chicago First Bonds, 95; Illinois Central Bonds &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06

above that point. The boats from that
stream report scant thirty -four inches in the
channel. The Upper Mississippi is falling
very rapidly. Below Keokuk there are
three and half feet in the channel, and
hard to find.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER. r.s
Ay7irals.-superior, Louisvile; Magnolia, Mays
Vile; Forest Queen, Madison; Dunleith, Neville;
Ohio No, g, Marietta; Eugene, do; Kenton, Mem
phis; Empire City, New urleansj Robert Fulton
Pittsburgi Iowa, do; Nashville, DOCK To cumseh'
Dock. ,.
Departure. Superior, Louisville; Forest Queen,
MadisoD Magno ia, Maysville; Dunleith, Nevtllei
GoOdy Friends, memphisi Neptdnei do,i Eugene,
POmeroy; Poland, Nashville, Fort Wayne, Now
Orleans; Emma Duncan, do.j John ~ MoOomos,
Pittsburg; Shenango, do; Kenton, doi Empire
City, do; Cricket No. ?, Marietta.
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A STOSE-cRUsHIRG MAcHINE-Atthe great
mon works Of Creusot machine has been
invented for crushing stone. The enormous
blocks Of granite placed IN this crusher are
reduced instantaneously 20 pieces at any
given size. This machine, which will super
sede the breaking Of stone by hand for the
mending Of roads, will, IL is thought, be
found equally useful in crushing iron -stOne
for the blast furnaces.
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llONETARY AND OOMMEKUlAL.



The financial feeling and the tone Of Nom
etary matters have improved since our last
weekly review. Confidence has augmented,
but the Money demand has increased, and
the stock of Currency is now materially less
than It was last Thursday morning. Money
matters have, of course, been very close, and
though the Discount houses haYe been doing
. little frst-class Paper of short date for
special customers at lO@l2 per cent, the
greater part of the wants have remained
unsupplied. In the street, rates rule at 2@9
per cent a month, with little doing, as there
are few lenders there. The present condi-
tion of affairs is as good as could be expected
under the circumstances, though they are
still unsettled on account of the peculiar
state of politics in other sections.
Eastern Exchange has declined, and is
steady now at q premium on New York.
Gold has become lower, and is firm, but not
active at A@l premium selling rate. New
Orleans Exchange is in fair request for
Sight, with very limited supply, at y pre-.
MUM. .
In Time-bills the transactions have been
few; rates ruling about l2 per cent. for those
on the East ana South. Uncurrent Money
improved until the close of last week, but
for day or two past has been heavier. Our
present quotations are; ....
Indiana Stock, N@l; Pennsylvania (inte-
riorl 8; Virginia, Wheeling and Branches, o.
other solvent Virginia, 10; Missouri lex
cept st. Louis City,. Z; Iowa, I; Wisconsin,
4 Illinois, 7@lO; Maryland, (interior) s.;
Michigan and Canada, 8; Alabama (Mo6ile),
10; Alabama (interior), 20; the Carolinas,
1920 and Georgia, 2@lO discount.
Exchange and Coin were thus quoted at
the close Of the Bank hours yesterday:
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TO PAENTDR9.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
= CEIYED at the Once Of the Board Of CITY I'm.
provements, until O'Clock A, NJ, of FRIDAY,
December l. 1850, for graining aud yaTnis hing all
the doors and frames Of the new City Building also
tho nsioe Of all the windUw frames, in style STINT
lar TO the graining of the Mayors Office Also, to
paint the wall of the stairWays ye feet in hight In
. manner similar to the painting Of the Police
de6.tt COMMITTEE.
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RooFINGI RooFINGi

THK QpTCAIT .EI.AsTIQ METALLIQ
n ROOFING Is offered 70 tho public as the best ana
cheapest Metal Roof now used ia merits having been
tested by experience Of years Ia this city and y!
sinity. Applied to nat steep, old new build
ings. No solder ussd-festened securely without
posure to the action Of the elements.
Prepared sheets boxed for shipment 70 anY part a
the United States be applied BY any one Nth o1-
dihAry mechanical skill. OIdsIs promptly nllod.
myis-tf Is5 Weef Second -sfrsat.
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VHT II. HERMANN vs.. CANAL. boat
WEI. W. WEYMIER Notice Is hereby giYon
that will offer the Canal. boat ]. w. Weymief, her
apparel and tackle, at public auction, as she now
Bridge, on an execution issued by y. X. Martin, =
Justice Of the Peace, wherein w 7. BermAnn u
PENDANT, taken under the Water. craft Law. Said
sale is to take place on the 7th day Of December,
November 2C, 1850. y, GIhLAGEN, constable.
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ma. KARsHNER,s PArBNT ELJ,

WAR. hARSHNER'S PATbNT ElNn
EP TRO-THERAPEUTIC BATHS. : GUY
PERFORMED BY THEM: MIR. NJ. Champaign y
ter Merchant, 243 Central avenue, MereuriRi Al
tiOn and Paralysis Of the right leg. W, A. Stapl
Plumber, 263 Central avenue, Sricturei part
Paralysis and extreme Nervousness. Jas. II. Wilt
Attorney at law, 250 Walnut street, Rheumatism
ten years standing. NJ. Snyder, Attorney .at-lax
General Debility, caused by hard study. john b
Patrick, Merchant Tailor, 2ls Vine street, Asth
matte and Catarrhal Adection. Mr.. HSaston, Tin,
ner at Dawssn's Tn-shOh eoTge-street AsthmA,
Dyspepsia and nervous prostration. VIM sDloks
Carpenter, AZ BarrstTeet, PalpitatiOn Of the Hear
and flow of blood to the brain. Mr.. Adams, GuHau-
dot, Va, Paralysis Of the entire right side. mr5
Or. WOmbaush, go Barr-street, 1noiplent Con.
sumption. Miss Kate Doherty, George-street, Gel
lular DFOpsy and nervous debility. Mrs. HIGHWAY
den, THIN, Ohio, Falling Of the Womb and Hysteria
These Baths are In successful operation at 4lih
West Fifth street, between Mound and Park, undeI
the charge Of DR.. N. Smith BOynton. The Dootoa
refers ali those wishing to try these Baths TO ths
aboVe-named persons, and to many more ifdeaired
All Chronic and Nervous Ailments treated with
equal success. Scrofula, Narcotic, and ali mineral
poisOns distracted from the system. Patients viii
not take cold after taking these baths in the oodes
weather. Call and get pamphlet, giving ths
No other baths like them in the city. Generalization
free. 0hice hours from A. Nj. to 81 p. M. Mas
BOYEToE will attend TO the ladies. For further
particulars, call or address, inclosing stamp,
DR. N. SMITH BOYhT0N,
oc23-tf CinainnRti, Ohio.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.
1N CBRN.-Notice is hereby given, that there ar0
pending before the City Council Of the city of Gin
To establish the grade of West-alley, from Park
alley to RamBey's north line. IL
To establish the grade of Canal or Grandin street.
from Central avenue to Plum-stTeet.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stOne, Graniin-
alley, frt m Elm-street to Plum-street.
To grade and pave with bowldor-stone, Grandin.
street, from Plum.street to Central avenue. N
To grade and pave, with bowlder. stone, Thorp-
alley, from Race-street to Elm-street. ~.
To grade and pave, with lime-stsne, ChArlotts-
To regrade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Ninth-street, from Central avenue "
mound-street.
70 grade and pave, with brick the unpayed siss.
walks on Elm-street, from Court-street to SoatA
Canal-street. =
TO grade and pave, with brick, tho sidewalks "a
the south side Of Second-street frem Smith-strfSt
to Rose.street
To grade, repair and pave the sidewalks on tas
west side Of Vinestreet, from Fifth street to Soh
CanRl-stTeef. ST.
TO grade, repair and pave, with brick, the sits-
walks on Yine.street, from Biyer.street to FifJk-
street. .... ... t d.
To regrade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks Dn
the cast side of Baymiller-street, from Hopkins-
street to Laurel-street.
twice read, laid the table, and the Clerk In
stTuced to give four weeks notice Of the pendeney
of the same. II
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said improvement, to be filed In wrttts
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount q
prntion of the ii required for the publication f
such notice, when the same will be taken up fcF
pol6 DIV SAM. L. CORwJNE. City Clerk.
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Fistula in Ano Treated

NY DIR. VIM. OWENS, WITHOUT THK
KNIFE OF kigatuTe ~ new simple ana peo1i;S
about eight years ago and which has been a.
tended with complete success In even ca4e. yf.
OWENS has been a citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last twenty hve years, and a4sures the aetsa that
the above Is no humbug. For further tntorma-
ton, apply at his Office and residence. No. 50 West
beyehth-st., CincinHati r oc1O-u
mo YOU WANT A SERVANT on ANY
I'D acriptoni Advertise In the DAILY PRESS.
Il costa bit a trias, and Tou will soon have YOsx
want supplied
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5 MISCELLANEOUS usau

~ -I1l- ~ aII-1111l7'-- II.sa1l,I3 -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL. STEAM BAKERY AT
anction, offering fne opportunity for safe profitable
BY J. B. WALTON.
Auctioneer-Offiee. 20 Canr strse,

BY T. B. WALTON,
Auetioneer-oace, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at IL O'Clock
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, square bounded by Frank
lin Gate Bentonl street, Clio Basin Whte Caope
Streets with the improvements thereon deegnaed al lots Nos
= and Z on plan drawn BY T. y Pile Esq City Sur
Lot No 81 feet front street. by depth Of
l24 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
the Of the other four lots
~
opening Of franklin date Bentont street. 53feet line
where u adons lot No g. and 49 feet from the aforesaid pro-
jected line to the rear line.
The improvements consist Of
On lot No. s. fronting Clio street, story brick
proof Bakery containing three large ovens in complete
order-an susceptible Of immediate two-story fame
building fronting Clio and shed connecting
with the Bakery with sheds and ouhouses they exist
A4TERMS for Lots Nos and 6-The purchaser to assume
the of two bearing mortgage lots Nos and
each for So00 payable in July 1850 January
1851 and bearing Interest the per per
after maturity II not puncuaiy paid $500 cash and the bal
In the note Of the purchaser his order years.
per thereafter II punctuay paid special
mortgage until final payment.
The buildings be insured against the risk Of fire b the
purchaser and the policy transferred 10 the vendor.
line of Franklin ae Benton) street, by 13 feet in
depth, between parallel lines.
Lot No. adoins No and has the front depth.
Lot No adioins No and forms The Of Clio and
Franklin street by depth and front Clio Of 3 feet
N. Bon the lots Nos and s. there is shed, which the
owner has the privilege Of removing after tie sale.
EJ-TERMS for Lots Nos II and 40ne-thrd cash bal
and years. from day Of sale In the Of the
chasers their order bearing interest at the of
per maturity and cent thereafter II
Acts Il sale before e. Masureaa Notary Pubc At the ex
pense Of the purchasers. ms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
IN is NOT TOO MUCH To SAY, SINCE
OLD AND YeUNG,
Affirm Its Truth,
PROFESSOR wooD,s HAIR RESTORATIVE


PROFESSOR WooD,s HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will preserve inalbly the growth and color of the hair II
sd two hss ny ns H. a y as n I
mep the hair make it ssft and beautiful than
sss s s sss as
genesn and ladies Of all classes a the world
bear testimony that do not too much in its favor Read
kss 81 esss ssas ss Gs M s T. I
Induced 70 as Ge & s aa @ e Sn ana snd s
e head for time had been perfectly covered
rey came 81 in eonseaaence ghen friend seeing his suffer
as ses s & ad al ou VIZ
very few applications removed the disease entirely
that boy has heahs scalp and lnxnsnt crop q
s s a sa we q
of the scalp and hair. We are yours, respectfully,
sAaAH snR Y hfGGssh2BBAH1 I. Glasfss64h1x
Prof wood-Dear Sir Ny hair had several years been
sRdsFed the constant application % psesssaI dressing
ago that ition and having continued It's
ass t within the last three weeks has turned its
sapeasn D Si pspsr
Net whsths to be used ID as siP Rsoras aS
q o of @ the simple purpose Of dressing heanyng The hair
of its performing ali that claimed 70! t. =, aVD'
oineinnnti o., Feb. TO- 1851 III Third street
pr.t wood -p... O. WELIseTos. Mo-. Dec. 8, 1857.
who bad s ay ~ s advice e friend mine
II nv ha head out s0s a ns @ ss Nay and nearly hn
sa sa1 sass N ma ynpss ass
benefit ss
Ths .Ms sot,ss sas Ct
for one dssr medium holds & pn ea,s ses s s
cent in proportion than the small re,Hls for two dollars
on Rsa & s ss sGs y per cent more in
o. wo9R = fss 81 shassassy & kT
Ana sold good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE F. BURTHRD LOUISE
Delord sarpy, his wife, decease,
BY ID, e. MORPHY.


THURSDAY, April g, 1860, ats O'Clock
of the Honorable the Sixth District Court dew Orleans
dated February 2h s60 the following real es belonging to
the above succession
FOUR VERY VALUABLE sQUAREss' GROUND
situated in the parish of Jefferson and known Burthevie
fronting on the Carrollton Railroad. w
]. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROuNNo 65, meas
arng 22o feet 10 inches lines front the Carton Railroad
1852 feet inches the line of Bloeningdae feet inches
lines Webster street, and 2s feet inchesA Benjamin
street
2. .A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. l66, measuring
23t feet inches front the Garrolon Rand, 427 feet
inches lines Webster street, 4Si feet nchenes Henry
Clay avenue and 2 feet 10 inches lines Bain street
g. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, Mt, measuring
2 feet ~ inches front on carrolten Railroad feet inches
lines on Henry Clay 55l feet inch 4es Calhoun
street and 5s feet 70 q inches lin lines on Beniami.rse
L. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, MS, measuring
22 feet II inches front Carrolton Raroad, feet inches
lines front Calhoun street. 629 feet ncon the line
Fouchers plantation and 3 feet IL inches Ii Benjamin
street.
ns- TERMS AND CONDITIONS one.fth cash. and
the balance credit Of two and three yrs, in notes d
vided in coupons suit the vendors made by purchasers
their order, to be by them endorsed wYerest pei
cent from date till maturity not paid at maty per
from maturity till final liquidation, be domicbed at the Lou
isiana State Bank and secured by mortgage the property
sold
Act Of sale before s. Magner Notary Public the expense
the purchasers. Is % to al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

UNREsERvED AND. POSITIVE SALE OF A VERY
valuable half square ground In the Fourth District mmed
aey adonng the splendid mansion and grounds
Of j. Burnside, Esq, .
BY j. B. WALTON,
AucTroNEER-ohice 10 Camp street.
CATIJRDAY, G March 81, 1860, at I2 O'Clock
y NJ st. Charles Hotel exchange at public auction
will be positively sold without reserve or limit
THAT VERY VALUABLE HALFsQuAREo u OF GROUND
the Fourth District meda ely adjoining the of the
square formerly of James Rohb Esq the residence of j.
Burnside bounded by Camp Chestnut and Seventh streets
consisting of
49, inclusive plan drawn by Louis H. Pile. City Surveyor
and measuring as follows:
Lo Nos adon each other and measure each 3 feet
sjnches lines hesnnt by depth Of 40
feet Lot the Of Ghesnut and Sixth
and 10 adjo each othef and each 81 feet
Gheslut street, bt depth of 10 feet.
LOIS Nos adjoin each other and each 81 feet
inches and lines Chestnut street by depth of l21
feet Lot No. forms of Chesnnt and Seventh
Streets ,
depth Of l27 feet2 inches,
os No 40 feet lines front Seventh by
a depth of l2I feet 2 inches.
s~TERMs- cash the balance credit Of
for notes secured by mortgage the property sold
bearing interest at the rate Of cent snnnm from day Of
sale maturity and cent thereafter not pnnctual
nai,, until final payment
Acts Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public at the ex
psnse of the purchasers, ml9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON LaUNA AVE-
nue., in the upper part of the Fourth Df.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE

Office IL Co1nial Place.
SATURDAY, March 81. 1860, at o'clock
will be sold 7179 1
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situdn Jefferson
City, In the square bounded by Louisiana Ayensayades and
Prytania streets designated the Nos l3 a. plan
drawn BY B Buisson Surveyor dated 18th h, 1856 and
depositea IN the office ofO Drouet Notary Pnblhd lots
sure each 81 feet inches front Louisiana by depth
between parallel lines of leo iee These lots the resi-
and others.
RJ-TERMS-The purchaser to tw,ies for 500
EACH bearing interest the Of per date and
due respectively in IL and IS MONTHS from Fey 9th past
balance of the price of adjudication cash.
Of the purchaser, G Eg in2l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
AN IMPROVED LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District at auction
By y. b. WALTON,

CATURDAY, March 81, 1860, mt Ia O'Clock
M At the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, at public auction
will be sold i6
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District Of this city
the square bounded by LAUREL Third Fourth and Jersey
Streets measuring % feet inches front Third street. by
depth Of o2 feet between parallel lines together with Frame
Hon 3, containing four rooms. l4. # 8@
Ka-TERMS-S4O0c cash balance at and IL months credit
in the notes Of the purchaser to his order bearing
cent interest per day Of sale maturity and per
thereafter puciualy paid with special mortgage
the property sold until final payment.
Of sale before F. Percy Notary Public at the expense
Of the purchaser. m23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31
By JOSEPH FLEuRY & q

BY JOSEPH FLEuRY g. &
JosErH FLEURrjoneer.
SATURDAY, March 81. 1860. at fclOck
~ NJ, at the Fiilinore Rendezvous on the cot Lefe4
street and Napoleon Avenue In the city Of Jey virtue
q m order from the Hon Victor Burhe Judghe Third
Judicial District Court Of Louisiana bearing dauary ~
iS60 and numbered 1854 said Court Docket following
described property will be sold public auctiopnging to
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, together with allbuidings
and improvements thereon situate In Rickericy and
parish o. Jeferson In this State and designated Nos lS
W. ~ II ~ and x3 In Square No. IT, which Is bo BY Val
mont Magazine, Leontine and Live Oak sreetper plan
drawn by benjamin Buisson and William Thorfh0mpson,
snryeyors on the 2 Of March, 1879 and deposit the oee
o. D. Beard Notary Public, for refercncc.s Nos ",
~ and ~ measure each thyone feet front hne street.
by one hundred and twenty feet in Depth Lot ors the
corner o. magazine and Leotne Streets and feet
snd two inches front the former by one hundnd twenty
feet in depth and front the latter and Lots % and %
measure each thirty feet front Ieonne street. hundred
and thirty nine feet and inch In depth all parallel
lines, American measure,
The improvements conss or large frame hsoccupying
the whole front Of the property Magazine srOd having
eight different tenements containing each built OF
good materials and with ma outlay might e to bring
revenue Of at least fifty dollars month.
Also, lot OF Household Furniture, consisH Bed and
Bedding Chairs Tables ETC., per nventoryle in the
RI- TERMS OF sALE-ror the Real Estatethird cash
and the balance at and IL MONTHS for notes sd by mort
gage Oh said property bearing the ra6 cent
per annum from date until maturity and after my, in case
OF to bear interest at the rate o cent per
annurn until final payment For the nIoyeabes,.
Act Of Sale before Ernest Conagere PaTiecordeT al
the expense OF the purchaser. MI q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-31

. Z AzAOI1SI d. 6E IlI1l
Auctioneer-OHfce, IA Ores street.
TUESDAY, April 3, 1860, mt I2slOck NJ,
BY virtue and in pursuance Of an order he Honora-
BILE T. H. Morgan. Judge Of the Second Driour Of New
Orleans dated March l6 1850 will be sold pc auction
the highest bidder and for whatsoever 1t will b. credit
Of twelve months the following described propeelongng TO
said succession E%@-
A LOT OF GROUND situated In this city, ie Faubourg
Washington in the square No. IL comprised WI Love- Port
said Love street by 100 feet In Depth together wall the build
inga and improvements thereon. &g488 ttgH A3
nJrTERMS AND CoNDIrIoNS--Ac credit veve months
for approved endorsed notes. secured by morgon said
erty. n-
Act of sale before Aedee Ducate Hotaiublic at the
expense of the purchaser ml9