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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03

EOR SALE OR TRADE--FARM.1-,E Eighty
keokuk, Iowa, and 24 miles from NIontrose, on the
Mississippi. improvements, DC. Now renting for
$500 per annum viii sell low for cash, will trade
for city or country property, Apply at Bank of Saw
ings, III West Sixth-street, Cincinnati. my2-bT
NNOR SALE OR RENT-One of Singers No. 2
n Sewing Machines, in perfect order, will be rented
or sold cheap for cash. Apply at No. 1853 East
Third-street. ma2b'
ENOR SALR-yERY CHEAP-Furniture, Fix
in good business part of this city, and doing good
business. Apply TO W. NJ. PHILLIPS, Real Estate,
Note and Bill Broker, S3 West Third-street mylc
UNOR SALE-A small Engine Boier-Fan, Gu
II pola, Pipes, &c, all in complete running order
at great bargain. Can be seen in operation at the
Novelty Iron Foundry, :533 FOurth-street.
ap29-u . ADAMS, PEOK0VER co.
WNOR SALE-A good Brick Dwelling house, No.
~ 0S, north sido of Seventh h-street, between
Vine and Race. IL contains nine rooms, side hall
gas, closets &c. Inquire ut the Seminary, No. "a.
apso-u ---- -.--. JooEfh hEhhoN.
WNOR SALE-NEwPoRT LoTs-Ten very de-
IL sirable Building Lots, on Patterson, Lowell, and
the neighbOring Streets . by 100 feet EACH InquIa
at the City Passenger Railroad Office. ap25-cw~
WNOR SALE-CARRIAGEs 900 worth Of
- Carriages and Buggies, better styles und cheaper
than they can be bought in Cincinnati. All work
warranted for year. and best of city references
given. Terms cash. No. East sixth street, Gin.
api-am q - .tru.. Fl. JOHN A SHANNON.
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w fully understands the business and none 9th
Sr. Apply at Mrs. J0HNsON's, 12O West Fourth
street. mV
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NOR SALE-25OOO fine Havana and Seed Ci-
n gars, low, TO close; Also, fixtures Of store, oc.
Cuped at present dry goods store, with rent of
the same. Win be sold separately. Inquire at No.
200 Western-row, between Seventh and Eighth
nVN
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"ANTED-Seyergl BAsTERs for sewing ma
w chime work. Apply at No. 81 Pleasant-street
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAr1oNs-By Henry
Ware Optician Nav Q.
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FOR SALE.

OR5 5SALEGnh AL t,wo;tstoTy House and lot sItn,
house is IN good repair, with front and rear yards
20 ise' US wIS pS " ieet EEr urher NJ
BOWER a CO., northwest corner of Second street
and Broadway. n1v9-iA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03

WANTED-A Chambermaid and female Cook
w at the Madison House, CovinRton XIV None
but competont parsons need nnply. iny2-hf
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40 q auIf rnJ ~ rI I.fFr hHH
.Is Iup0l isaW cas- h'nlIa lfr o. "7l
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
GEORGIA RULED OUT.

Southern Opinions About Secession.
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D-IIOUSE-Within ten squares of
w the pOstoifice, containing or 6 rooms; rent
mol 70 exceed go per month. Address, for one week
~ Is tihs once. f. my2-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03

WANTED.,BoY-AtC Cowan's Picture Gallery,
w No. ~ West Fifth street. None NEED nppiy
who have not been in tho businesa. mY2.hk.1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03
2o2 Votes ReauIred TO Nominate.
OouSIns Only 1905 on tho Twenh Ballot.

TIE SECESSION coSsrnurD Is FAVOR Of DOUGLAS
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virginia Promised for Douglas.

YANCEY STILL ADVISING MODERATION
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"ANTED.DR. CLARK's PILLS FOR
w NERVOUS HEADACHE-Yuu may learn
how 60 mako them, and have good likeness for
ten cents, hy-colored, large, whole-szed one
in gilt frame, fit To- adorn any parlor for 81. at
jOIlNSON'S Gallery, Ninth and Main. mYaIn
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"ANTED-R0OM-By q single gentleman, n
w small furnished room. Also, part of board
would be taken In small private family. Address
nj. H. D., this Office. my2-bs
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"ANTED-A number of hands, to make pa per
xv matcb.boxes at their residences. Apply at the
SHANGHAI MATCH FACTORY, corner of Thir-
teenth and Holman n-streets, Covngton, Ky. Also a
German girl, to do housework. ap23-bws
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APURCIIAsEIl-For good Farm
w OF seyenty-hye acres buildings all new ;
good Young Orchard plenty of water. The farm Il
in fine order, and is bound TO be sold on reasonable
terms and at very low figure. All purchasers are
invited TO cali and see 1t, the Sixteen mile
stand, on the Montgomery Pike, Hamilton County
Ohi0. u 4 Iap2S-aWfl p j. 7. RADAHAuAH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03

kINOR sALE--GR0CERY-No 214 Sixth h-strect,
with good run Of custom; market three times
week; can be bought low, as the family wants to
move to the country. Stock good Terms cash.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-03

WANTED : EMPLOYMENT "A young man
w wishes situation in public or private school;
Sam furnish the best of Recommendations to capa
Ollity. Would engage at book keeping or writing;
or in any respectable business. Salary secondary
object Address A. D., Box 2j03 Cincinnati Post
Vlnce. my2-b+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
THE AGE................... .s,...THE AGE,
No. So ST CHARLES STREET.

This avoe and popular having been recently
vated and reurnshed style becoming this progressive
will be better prepared than give entire satisfaction
its friends aud patrons MR. 0SEIb the proprietor having
associated with him M AIRY HANEK long and fav9rably
known with the Orleans House. The quality OF
Wines and Liquors kept s Bar will be inferior 70 in
the city and the barenders will make 1t their chief beet to
please their customers.
ffom fGis 70 O'Clock. Soup every day. sell I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
II ATI1r1AN's TROPICAL ROOFING

II
Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
climate,
Its tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURABIIIITY-equal to the best slate roofs.
3D. Observation-Disclosures to any other no cracks
leaks being possible
3d. BEAUTYIt presents smooth and granite like surface
4th CHEAPEEss-t costs much less than though 1t s
good any slate wood roof and less than the
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public
cost of cutters and valleys,
slate-roof.
6th. G0NVENIEEGE-I will not soften the heat OF
this cimae and protects the interior of buildings
tense heat of summer.
7th. SoLIDITY becomes harder and smoother from
pore bepu roofs Of slope and being of gI
weight does not require heavy rafes support while is
not liable to corroson and breaking does require repairs
The "TR0PICAL RO0FING5i Is chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar 1t aone combined
in propoons discovered by actual experiment and
In this city.
Testimonials of the of the above the
Of the agent and be verified by wishing 1t be-
fore contracting.
All orders left at the Post -cmce Box No. T. will be
j. g. KATHMAN,
fel5 ly corner of Bienvile and MaraIa sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
II. A. KINGSTON.

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE PATTERSON DECEASED
No. l6,si9-second District ccur Valuable improved prop
known Paiteeons Foundry. situate the OF
Deiod aud New Ieyee srsets seam engines, machinery
stock, materials, etc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
Bistric at Auction-ln the matter Of the Succession Of
Oliver G. Fanlandngham deceased.
BY J. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-offce, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, the 3D. November, 1860, at 12
and pursuance order BY he Honorable the SIKH Jnd
ca District Court Parish of East Baton Rouge dated the 24h
cERTAIS L6T Of GROUND, with The Buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the Fourth District Of the
city OF New Orleans in the bounded Water Jackson
Levee and Philip streets designated by the letter r. in square
c. plan drawn by Hugh Grant Surveyor Of the City OF La
fayete, which is the Fourth District Of this city
being the plan Of said city measuring Ga feet front
street. Ga feet inches front Water street. Ss feet
inches front Philip street. and 81 feet inches the line to-
wards jackson street.
uJTERMs-o cash. the balance on a credit Of
and two years from day Of to give notes
coupons partition amongst the heirs Said notes
per interest from date until maturity and eight pei
cent after maturity il not paid until paid with mortgage re-
tanned the property with vendors privilege to The
payment of notes.
expense Of the purchaser
UN LOT DE TERRE DE yALEuR DAMS LIE oUATRI
District enean Dams pafaire de la succession d.
Oliver G. Fandlandingham, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encantenr-4orue du Camp
SAMEDI, Ie & de ! noyem,bre sa,a 1850, 1850, a ami, midi 4
ordre Dc Memorable sxieme conr de District Jndciare pa
Est date du "a dc septembre 1860 NJ
In certain LOT DE TERRE ains que les bat,sses ct anne
iorations sy rouyent sud dams lie Quatreme District
4 Vile Dc l. s dams let borne par l.s rue
let dun plan dresse par Hugh Grant voyer de la vile d
Lafayette e 2aaEsme district d. d. ceis yle T.
de la Levee Ga pisds pouces de face Ia rue Water
peds ponees face Ia Philip ct 81 pieds
Nsye C0NDITIoNs-Uner compliant ct la balance 4 III
cred de de deux du jour de la vene les acquerer
deyant oupr des bles aim de repondre un par
age entire les hees les dts bes devront porer6
dnsre de la date manrd ct ponr cent mauritf
s nataent pas payt nsqua gus lie soien portant by
poheque sur la ropree avec privilege dn vendeu de sssu
| rer lie Placement de bliets
Aete de yete paFdeveant Theodore O. Stark nosre public
4 aux lfAis de SEQ - VI 10 q - III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
alartituL!lr sEatif,s,is.

ss-Passengers for n, the sSew Orleans, Jack
that on and nfer TUksDt MORNING. the sth inst The
viii leave the carro'on Railroad Depot iyol Circle, at
thence conveyed to Pess Aeschac BY steamboat
Through eonneloas will be made with the Northern and
Eastern Roads, according 10 the old schedule time The return
or down trains will also connect through by Same route
Passengers requested to obtain tickets at the office oi the
Company No lls Camp street. Those going BY the morning
train the day previous. 7. s. WILLIAMS
oB Superintendent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
-
j. B. WALTON.

r Il. ALTON...............J. B. WALTON,
CITY AUoTIoNEER,
And AUcTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues bis personal attention all sales Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Me
chandise generally
He invites attention to his system Of plans and plan books Of
Real Esa,eDaugurated at large expenseerlbracng
square and every lot in with the Ineurment
thereof the the and other valuable information
taken from the authentic sourcesSecurng in the pur
chase and apprasement Of Real Estate ueqaed adyan-
tages and information.
s-Furnture and other outdoor sales attended to- se 6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

NOTICE = Mr. JOSHUA PIeo, JR., HOLDS QUE
~ full Power of Attorney, par act before D. Ricardo
Notary Public. NIXON & 60.
New Orleans, July 7.ls6o. ystf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
CHESTNUT GROVE yVHIsKY1
CHESTNUT aRoTx WHISKY

Ths Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED wHIsKYde-5
siss introduce the article the public physcsns cty
and country The a
Purest DfnasnEIe stimuInmt
which has been prepared for medical pFaves ssf
cordial a heahfu and fnvigorang snssebled
whethar disease Isis distilled from The best rys and
malt and its nutritious properties bvz process
peculiarly owr whereby OIL and otar oxons ia
gradients known be contained in the Whisky general us
completely separated that the absolute purity
tiele from any fsreisn adnixture Ia guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials the most ana
nsut Analytical Chemists Of Phadephia York and Bos
the State Agricultural socesy hays endorsed II with e
Diploma ard DR. Jackson Of Boon tessed undsr oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFIGATEs
Phiadephia Sept O. 1ssa
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Wsky which sent and find contains one Of the
poisonous substance known on which is e character
istic and injurious ingredient the whse IN general nse
BOOTH, GARRETT L cAMAC.
Analytical Chemists
New York. sept o. 1873
have anazed sample of Chestnut whss received
from Mr. Charles Wharton J Phladeiphia and having
carefully tested II pleased that entirely FREQ
from poisonous dele.eous substances III ii IN unusuay
pure and enc favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES 3. chiffon, Analytical Chenasss
Boston, March 7, lssa
have made chemical analysis commercial sanpsss Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves teheavy
FuBil Oils, and perfectly pure and unadueratad. The
flavor Of this Whisky grain used Ia mann
| featuring IT. Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES, N. D., state Assaysr,
No ie Boyisssn street,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
wholesale Agent,
llB Walnut s.rest,
| isa ly&w PHsIAnarrHrA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE PATTERSON, DECEASED
No l6Sl9-second District Court Valuable Slaves.
BY H. A. KINGSTON,
eArURDaY. the Goth day 1 Of October. 1lsai, Ise,

~ MISUNDERSTANDING II9 6fHVItr stfeef
SATURDAY, the Goth day of October, 1860,
- a IL o'clock Nj will be sold public auction the ST.
Charles Hotel Exchange ST. Charles street. this city by
and in pursuance of order of the Hon H. b. Eggeston
Judge Of The Fifth District Court acting R the absence
0eaus bearing date the 18th of August 1860 the following
described slaves for account of the succession Of George Pat
terson, deceased, wit
The slave man WILLIAM aged about 81 blacksmith
The slave girl JULIA aged about 6 years good house
servant.
The slave woman CHARLOTTE aged about 80 years. and
her two children cook, washer and roner.
nzg> TERMS AND CONDITIONS One fourth cash, the
balance and three years credit in equal nstamens
for of the purchasers endorsed the satisfaction of the
Administrator, with mortgage the slaves and bear
of per per from date maturity if
not then paid Sper cent. eventual interest.
Acts of sale before Charles Srnger Notary Public at The
expense Of The purchasers.
suGGESSsIoIdN Id DE GEORGE @ PATTERSON, ,I DEcEpE- q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
SUCCESSION DE GEORGE PATTERSON, DECIDE
No l6sl9-Deaxieme Cour de District-Esclayes de Va
PAR H. A. KINGSTON,

FAR II. A. hlNGSION,
ENcsSTEUR- Bureau lla rue Grayier,
CAMEDI, 20 d'Octobre 1850, midi, Ill sera
- yendu PenGan. la Bourse de FHdel St Charles St
Charles willie dun ordre de hunoabe H. b.
Eggeon nge de la onquieme Gon agissat rahsence dc
honorabe p H. Morgan de Ia Deuxieme Gbur de Dis
tric de la NouveeOreans date du % aout 1860 les
cayes capres ddcrs lie compte de Ia succession de
George Patterson d6cdde, a sayor--
Leselave WILLIAM age d'enyiron 81 ans, forgeron
Lesclave JULIA, agde denvon 81 ans bonnie domestique
de maison.
Iesclave CHARLOTTE agde denyron 30 ans que
deux enfnns cusniere blanchsseuse repasseuse.
RS- TERMEs EFT CoNDITIoNs-un quart complaints In
balance deux ct de credit placements 6gauN
blets acheteurs endosses Ia satisfaction de adm
nstraeur hypoheque les escaves porter
pour dntGret de la date Ia a,urie ss
pas alos payes lis porteront dnaTe eveue
Actes paeyant Charles Stringer Notare Public
aux fr8is des acquereurs. sel4 20 o8 Is 20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
UN LOT DE TERRE DE yALEUR DAMS LIE QUATRr-
District, Fenean. Dams paare de la succession de
Oliver G. Fandlandngham, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
~ Es.Hsa, Esss5isas9 sss9s@s%a as9hE j.
qualified the Parish Orleans hereby notified Thai
ss hSs@ # p a
and Sns Ss 1em sRE'
the Parishes Of Paqueines and St Bernard the Third Dis
6 e. s %
espon he Fauboarg Trem and The First District Of the
city Of New Orleans.
the e @is'S R Fl S ss
Pah q gs g. &C. e s Bap IT,
james scension. A,auppon Lsfourehe and Tsrrebonne
s Ps III Ws ds,ss @
Bsien kage Rouge a9d
Eeetor from the Fifth Electoral District composed Of
One Eector I from The Sixth Electoral District composed
Parishes of catahouia and franklin.
EgG gsesk 4 W. II Il Fpss ssleek r.
@ @ & d ut @ q s thf ae s
The and Clerks be appointed
Quoted and ca returns made 70 the undersigned returning
sIefiFs oace, Parish Of Orleans septenber 2s 1860
A HEessass L.
M a 4 de pso az "a sc e
81 poar
Y, ss 7 sp
paesses De Paquemne Bernard Trosieme District
| la Nouvele- Orleans ct du faubourg IRENE.
I'm Eeeteur pour lie Second District Electoral
Second District Ia Nouvee Orleans "a rexception du fau
borg Trsm ct Premier District de Ia Vile de Ia Nouvelle
| Orleans.
Tn Eleceur pour lie Troiseme District Electoral compose
Qnatrieme District de la Vile de la Nonvee Orleans de cett
Dc l. gu g e. sur L ry dToe
Baptise stJacque Ascension Assumption Lafourc
ct Terrebonne.
Un Eleeeu lie Quatrieme District Electoral compos
des paroisses de anmany Washington Livingston St. Hi
lena, EstFelcana Quest Feeana PonteCo EstBaor
| Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge ct 1berville.
I'm Eecteur pour lie Cnquieme District Electoral
des eome e Aakapas opeousas edes paoisses Rapde
| eft Ayoyelles.
Un Eeceur pour lie Sxieme District Electoral compose de
comts de Natchoches Ouaca ct Concorda ct des paroe
| Catalonia ct Franklin
Les Polls ouverts dams caque arondissement dec
ton depuis heures A. NJ squ'a heures P. NJ, jour
de novembre 1860 ee de reeevo les bulletins ecteur
qualities de Ia paroisse Orleans veance
issares Greers qui seront dcsgne par auora compe
/ tene.
Leeeoh deva condue ct les rapnors trpicaa
ront ere eyoyes soussgpd charge de les anmere
| formement a Ia loi.
| Bureau du slierif, paroisse d Orleans
lie % de septenlbre 1860. .sl. Iut5Y.s..a-
oil til E. f. PARKER Sheriff
l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
MURPHY's HOTEL,
Nos. q6 AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
[Estabshsd 1891

This conodious establishment having been thoong reno
waited making It of the most as well as CEN
LOCATIONS This city, the proprietor tenders to his
numerous thanks their patronage heretofore and
gocs of their favor confidently assuring them
hat nothing money hny shall be wanting that
eontfhne 10 their comfort The BAR and TEN-P1N Ar
IEYS CONNECTED with the establishment unsurpassed
self n RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

fsHAs. II. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IL
" SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND E1
No. as CarondeIet street,
asI fy Bet4e4n Common and Grayitr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
R A. FAHNEsToeI1,s VERNIIRUGE.

II A. FAHNEsToCIA's VERMIFUGE.
This safe and only eecua remedy for Worms has been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any
prietay medicine which has made its appearance in tie
United States.
used with the freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained eniaence in the medical profession
all the Middle. Western and Southern States
The great cause Of IL popularity Is the fact that nothing has
been discovered which be substituted
that may be used in all without any
suit. Its perfect safety recommends it to every parent
If worms secreed within the SYSTEM it will speedily
pei them without fail.
But in order to obtain The genuine article every purchaser
should be on his guard and look we'll 10 the initials The bot
tie and wrapper aud be particular that he buying B.
A. Rahnesock's 4ermifnge and no other se23 lm&W
GUINNESS' EXTRA STOUT THIS DUBLIN
- PORTER is superior any other brand bevsrage OF
for medicinal purposes For sale the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents.
fe2 II III Old Levee. Ii, is street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
FOR RENr---FoR RENT.

tsA, HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
LEA very desirable House. pleasantly located in the
part of city convenient the omnibus and Cars
rolon Railroad within minutes ride Of Canal street.
The is all having been used but few months.
ANY wishing go housekeeping will find this desra
De opportunity For tcuars inquire at No. 9l Camp street,
hack office np sluirs, o5 1t
tIOR REAT-TIIE BARBER SHOP AND BATHING
Establishment connected with the st. James Hotel, on
Magazine Far particulars inquire at the Office Of the
Civ HDtei. p2 If
cka FOR BENT-A NEW COTTAGE, CO NTAIN-
ing four large rooms front and side galleries. kitchen
stable cistern, we'll situate the BIZ
enve shell road between Alexander and Napoleon Streets
high ground Attached to the house is square of gouRd well
JOHN PURCELL,
an2o If No. 12 Exchange Place MP atars.
OFFICE To EIIT-A PART OF THE GROUND
~ Floor No. 81 Catondeet street Possession given No
yember LIST. Apply to S. JONES Il CO.,
seq II Garondalet st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Office No. 81 Magazine street.
THURSDAY, Oct. 25, 1S6O, at IL o'clock H.,
i City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Mag
au streets by consent Of parties 70 effect partition among
heirs of the late John Leslie Sr deceased the following
very valuable property will be sold at anction viz:
ALL THAT L0G OF GROUND, together with the improve
situated in the First District of this city and in
the square bounded by Canal Camp Common and agazne
inches in depth and front Camp street. 81 feet in
depth the opposite line and Iii inches m eg inches wide
rea ali French measurement Said Lot forms the south
east of Canal and Camp streets.
The improvements comprise four FourSory Brick Buildings,
occupied by MessIs. Judson and others.
Situated this property s in the center of business its
advantages apparent render enumeration OF them
unnecessary.
Possession given the 9th of November, 1860.
AS-Qne fourth cash. balance at and years.
credit for secured by mortgage the property bearing
interest the rate of six anum from uae until
maturity ii then promptly paid eight cent
thereafter until final paynent the last to he construed
in any to delay the puncua payment of said
notes, but to operate penal clause only.
The improvements be kept insured the expense of the
purchaser less than the amount of the first and the
policy transferred The vendors until the paid Notes
divided suit the convenience of vendors Ii required
Act of sale before D. l. Ricardo, Notary Public the
pense of the purchaser. se2I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN LESLIE, sR-TIAT
valuable property forming the southeast corner Of
Canal and Camp streets, adjoining the City Hotel the
Camp side and that splendid Iron Building occupied
by Messrs. Theodore Fro Co on the Canal street side
Sale Long Credit and Without Reserve by of
parties, 10 effect partition among the heirs
BY C. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
GAVE YOUR MONEY AND YOUR f1REwoop

stove FOR s2oi
With capacity to Cook for Family of from Four to Six
Pcrsonsl
LARGER SIZES Up TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYERS-TH
IN Rols of the First Second and Third Repre-
Districts, First Municipal Distric will be exposed
for and correction at Room No. 5 City Hail. for
thirty after the ls day OF October 1850 daily
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P. N.
BOT w, EMERSON, Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

SUCCESSION DE GEORGE PATTERSON, DfcEDE.-No.
Deuxieme cour de District yalabIe ct
lencoignure des Deord ct de la NouveeLevee
machines vapeur, machneries, matere etc.