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The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
EN- MBROIDERIES ::

Collars and Seeves-of all kinds and descriptions
canbric and muslin edgings of all kinds; tambric
and muslin bands thread edgings, lace edgings Va
lenciennes lace. Also-velvet ribbons and dress
trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool dam
ask for curtains embroidered muslin and lace cur
tans cambria and linen handk ndkerchiefs-embroid-
cred handkerchiefs ; Blown and bleaehed linen dam
ask by the yard; brown and bleached linen table
covers; linen dioyles and napkins linen diaper
and.owsl anI table covers Of all kinds.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
ROBES.

30 Poplin Robcs-something entirely new and very
rich.
90 all wool Delaine Robes Plain and figured al
wool Delane, in all colors.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
ClOAKS.

Embroidered Velvet Cloaks-Caps, Chesterfield
Sacks Cloth and silk Mantillas, of all kinds and de,
scrptions-the last fashion latsct from New York
Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls
plaid; long and square shawls Of all kinda
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

HENRIETTA wendell, a plebeian girl of Darn
stadt, who married the Duke Louis of Bavaria,
has been enobled with the title Of Baroness Wal.
lersee.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

IT is an interesting fact, revealed by the
mummy pits of Egypt, that Egyptian dent
lists used to fill decayed teeth with gold,
three thousand rears aco.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

PURCHASE OF rHs PAS-HASptEt,-Res
lutions have been introduced into the Penn.vl<
vania Legislature contemplating the purcbss.
Of that portion of Virginia known as the apan-
Handle" 1t empowers the Governor TO apno;nt
three commissioners to meet similar number to
be appointed on behalf of Virginia, to nerot;,to
such cession, The Pennsylvania comnaissiorse,.
are to report the terms and conditions, if any
are agreed to, TO the next sessions of the Legis-
latures of the two States.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
ILLINOIS BRIDGE.
Ditch Property and Mining Claims
FaoE salos

VALUABLE Ditch Property and paying
' mining clairss at Alphs are offered for sale
on the most reasonable TERMS To purchasers
The bitches IRE, now running water, and will
continue to do so nearly the entire season.
The diggings afe worked by hydraulics and in
working condition nov. The property is offered
together or separately, to suit purchasers
For reference apply to A. CHAMBERLAIN, at
Geo. Lewis Saloon. Broad street, Nevada. or
B. A. HARRISON, .Nlpha. i4-f
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
DIR. r.. M. HCNT.
DOCTOR MACKAY'S
MRS. Z. STONE
MRS. HOLDRIDCE,

Female Physician and Obste.tieian;
Attends Ladies through their ebhfhement;
and treats oil diseases peculiar 10 her Eek
Those desirous of being restored to health and
becoming mothers will do well to pay her visit
or write stating the particulars. Also patent
supporter to assistLadies in confinement Mrs.
ii. has a ccttaih and speedy cure for all kinds
of Cancers, cankers and rheumatism.
Letters addressed to her will receive prompt.
attention. Visits made to any part of the Stated
Patients received at her Residence, which at
situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Nevada
jyl-tf MRS. S. s. HOLDRIDGE.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

For One Year, in advance (sent by mail)-s5,Oo
For Six Months, in 800
For Three Months, delivered by carrier).. 200
es- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
at reasonable rates.
Es- Papers sent by mail payable in advance.
As we have received large addition to our
Job Office, we are prepared to do all kinds of
Job and Book printing.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
1. WILLIAMSON.
I. @. O. f.:

The regular. meetings of o U S ON II
LODGE, No Is will be held every Tuesday
evening at their hall on Pine street, in Kidd;s
brick building
/. W. WILLIAMS, N. G..
A. H: Parker, Ssc'y.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

GAME SUPPERS
a. se eg
80 GOT UP TO ORDER
Particular attention w lllbe paid to the accommo
ten of Ladies and Families.
Having had long ex xperience in the Hotel btisi
ness. am confident of being able to makethe Ma
rIosALthe mostdesirable Hotel inthe mountaits
The Beds and Fufriitafs
Areall new and for style and comfort canHotbe
excelled.
THE STAGES running mall directions from
Nevada have their Offices at I'D take their depar
ture from the National Exchange.
THIS BLOCK is substantially built of BRICK
The rooms are airy and weflfurnshed, and from
the Balconies yoh have splendid view Of the
surrounding country.
HOTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT:
THE BAR
Is now UNDER THE NANAdEHENr or IN ex-
perienced bGr keeper who will keep constantly
on hand the very best quality of
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
He earnestly requests his old friend and custo-
mers to give him q csll at the N tional Ex-
change.
A LIVERY STABLE,
Is corineete withthe House an dpa rticuiar atten
tion will be given to taking careof Horses; Carria
ges s.canatalltimes be procured by application at
the Bar.
GEO. r. LANCASTER.
Nevada Sept 18th, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
MILLINERY GOODS,
or all Kinds.
Other articles too numerous to mention

We are also receiving by every steamer, shipped
direct TO the Latest Sly les of Dress Goods En-
broideries, &C. &c to be procured in New York.
All of which will be sold
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
Cheaper than the Cheapest.

LADIES--gve us Call, and examine our goods
for yourselves,
We will attend promptly to all Orders from the
country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07

Tou les droits titres intrft VILE de la
leans acqns dc IA pTopta de John McDonogh sans
IN MORCEAu DE fEfE nesnrant 800 Il 100 acres Giant
un marais ois de isant pare snF Ie ynn Bi
raaria ct partie fond de la ne de Unite Ia ion
Cler ct meslrant ensemble les ouN environ 81
penis proendenr irtguere % apcnts ct dssen
nensions atant prise dun plan de VIM j. AcCuopeh
general DIES Etats puis, CONNIE lot No 49,
SEPT ORGEAuN DE TERRI sur lie cote droit r ttai,,c
mississippi dtsgats les Nos 3 H. 49, IT, H. rs 10 sur I'M
Ssat prise dun plan Do NJ j. Mccullough voyer general all
EtRts Inis, CONNIE suit
1e moroccan No Is raneant environ apents ct n me
fesme egliere ct Quest mar e5 rtIs ,.its
mint appattenan l. alandon les Nos IL At
u, s e ige plraee 10 Destrehan Ell sud nan IN
Bayou onacha ct lie moroccan No H. ~
lie No Il $40 sperts ct est Dime
oIine rft gert 0s sud les leyan In nIn
prlpte De = de Gs Quest les anpart4
hAnt Ia aidan nof! me ligne paraleea mte sud
ct est par lie Bayou ouaeia GU Baraiaria,
lie No eontcnant environ 1000 arpep ct est bo
au h9ru par s mqfeeau No Il gne pereneulaire an
canal au uieu de distance de In rvere fond las
norcgatN taisaht ee ege Mississippi sud pnr In rjyfP
uaehn en- Baraaria, est No e ones mar ID
hefeea 10 ~ sur he pafaitee e canal DeS,rehAn
~ sNd par &c moroccan No ID nofd par h ie u DIS nor.
eeanN Nos \ ct Quest lie H. ct est par
~ fiVere ouacila on Bafattfa ct lie moroccan No Is.
lie $50 apents G, est borne a
riyiere OnEeha on BaFataria. P =
lie morceau No 10 eoneHant apents CT est n
u n9a et ef par les fees de T. tsardere Baqo
auacla on Bare,hra e les lois Nos u 81 es NM los
erTes main'enan cdesant apI4rteinin Ia communicate m
GonSant des urbulnes.
uN MoRCEAu DE- TERRE dams lie District Baratara s,,e
lie Bayou Dupont leus Ia vile A. Ia Nm
f' meseranf iiens plus nans, ftre hsyoi mar
nne nroindaur dc = arTef
V bayou 4'Hpan es Risaieis Bayou ST nnn lie ret Lac
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All the right, title and iuereB Of city Of New Orleans
fmied from The Of John MeI6rash, without any
cypress swamp fronting partly on The Rayon nranra and
nefiy on back boundary line If The azlar plantation
rregnlar depth Of ~ arpenis and designated IN plan drawn by
Louis H. Pa ey Surveyor The diaeasions being
pan BY VIM j. Mccullough Hnited staes Surveyor General
as Lot No. ID
SEVEN TR ACTS OF LAM, right side of The Mss
SINH river designated by the Nos IL Ii l6 IL is 10 on
pian drawn by Louis H. Pills CITY Surveyor, The dimensions
Ieina plan by VIM j. Mccullough, United States
Surveyor eneIa, rs io'ows' t5zz
Tac No IL conaus about arpens is Of an irregular
FORM Bounded north and west bs antis belonging u Mil
astfRsln south BY Bayou 0uAeha and tract No. "a.
a.t Ma Ia contains about $40 aftghts and of irregular
farm b,adei south b., lands formerly The property of j. b. DE
Gray by lands now belonsing 10 T. illandon north By
parallel Win 'hS S1aH limit tast ny inc Bayou
0naeha or Barataria
Tract No is contains 1000 srpents. bounded
norii BY No. T. M Perpendicular TO The cnnal
he tracts ftonp The river shisSnpi south by the river
onseis Baraie, by No 16 and by Ne
Is. on q line pnridlel with tanai tlestfehsn-
Tract No contains about $40 apents, and is bounded
nv tap, No n0r M II, line perpendicular
he carai III Of the line at division tracts
No. Il and is east by No. ine parallel with the
canal mud ssH;l1 by the fiser tinleka af Hafatafa
Tact No II contains agptas bounded south
III tract No North BY tie lnt u tfacts Nos Il g.
s. west No II aMl eas; by the river Ouaca Baa
and tract No IL
by tracts No. 10 aad H. and The other sides by e river
0alclla or 'aiatarfa
Tract M 10 contains llN apenis. ON
t,,s te III and astieFe the by
.hs .aron Basatra, and il fa Il and fS and
die lands ery belonging 10 lie community of
The UfsniineS convent
TRACT OF LAND, in the district of Raataria tho
asbu pnnn. ubnni IL leagues from tH city n New Orleans,
tneisning leglre less in ftAei said bayou by
leIi nritnte and eg ptri island bonded by
Haya Dupont The Rsgos Bayou ST. Denis and Small Lake.
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The above described lands partly in the following town
ships viz Ta. IA and ID, r. ~ r. IT, IA s. H. % u
and secondly tract Of land designated the plan ~ No
situated in he of the land formerly belonging TO jean
Bapse Gnedy and composed Of about 40 apenis tract
commencing at 20 apents from tho Bayou Laforche and being
in r. H. s. Il. Is u.
The opelousas Railroad entirely through No of the
above described ands and touches No. l. described the
line where it adons the lands formerly Of Guedry.
Lands i'm the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
VALUABLE TRACT. of LANpssituaed in the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge adjoining and Immediately below city Of
to II inclusive, and lying in r. s. r. W., aeeordjng 10 4
plan drawn By Louis H. Pills, City Surveyor HE denons
being taken from plan by VIM. J. Mccullough T. s. Surveyor
General.
NOS l. 2 adioin each other consin-eara about 20 an
perhcat measuring each 252 feet front on The Yn
river by depth of about $50 feet.
Nos and aaton each other contain each about 81 su
peTfcal measuring each I'll feet front tho Mississippi
river By d depth Of about I0Jsfeet. Ff
Nos O. 10 and ii adjen each other contain each b,t "a
perhcal measuring each I'll feet trent fine Msspp
river by depth of about 6Sl9 feet ft
Tho undivided third Of TRACT OF LAND sinaed In Tho
Parish OF Fast Baton Rouge both fvnres ayo
about miles north of Baton Rouge three miles nnb
east Ct hs Mississippi river, and lying partly in r s. r.
and 7. IS. r. | H. se "''
The said tract composed Of the following divisions aceodinp
sons being taken from plan BY WIN. Mccullough IT, s. Sur
vsyorGeneral, VIZ: 80 - -
section No. Al contains. .9AS
Section No. ~ contains. ,......... .24s Is 100
Making together. .,..,,......... .l2i7 65ia0 :.
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Ufb Orlfaus 1aiIp Crescent.


: ,StfA tssS ssssttss 2 Assx Aska}1szS.
BY an arrival at San Francisco, adqieas ,ver y.
eefscd from Honolulu to tie 18th Of November.
From the PoIynesian and Advertiser we ex.raet.
the following.
The excitement 10 relation to tlse health I'll M.
Nsison. Private Secretary 70 King Hamsfasasha
Va still continued. The P0lyHesian says On
Tuesday evening INIT, NoV. 3, having reserved A.
telEigenee that MIR. NeiIson Hin s0ifeged aiiasfsf
relapse. ana WA considered tg be Hi II cfitic& o-
sltion4 hiA Msjestys she King. Immediately prD-
cesdeh 20 lslihaina III Tie schooner Mci&e3li No.
scenl.nied by Or. n. MrKihhin. by pgiTat1 ani
reliable Information Yecefsezi yesterday morning
Nov II, we learn That tlse wound kas oEened
Of Serious matter By which tic palient has been
greatly relieved.
Thirty-dye more wbaEess had arrived At Homo
lufn within the week ending with tic I7th Of No
verabcr Tile Advertiser comments al follows III
sAe appearance q THE shipping r. port
I'm SUNDAY last Wow Ia nFr harbor presented 4
laEe appearance. Over sTs hundred ysSsals wswe
if InTs lsspss pg teyt were large ships aaa bAFks
ADV irem tlc inast. heaas 0g nearly every ysSsel
ssag5 were lying. Such display of baHffa9 ii
ssi.lp sa seen ii alsy port Over hundred Gags
vessels displaying tisree and even four. 81
Inc Advertiser suites that le Marine Teleurayf,
OF Honolulu would be discontinued ron xa,,, ~
support. and bewaiis Il as d calafl15ty.
The volcano Of Mauna I.oa IS reported il 81 ass;r,
ma state Or eruption Iss HslIt vas observed ~
vessels passing the coast Of Hama4i s7s
HAEgOR UfscGxsaEps Eaptain Freeman IN t1as8
Ffbee, Informs Thu Advertiser talsE WYiis
cruising m tie Iorf n search of whales s hoats
entered large bay III narh latitude 81 da n uliJs
longitude I7e; eg 20 i and about iil s srsss
Of Cape Ts,adlfss. Nearly across the mouth IN tae
bay an island stretches or The northern she,4. IN
which Z excellent landing The bs5 has several
arms Is large and spacious. with nine 10 f5eelI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07

NIT RESULT OF THE UTAH " ARA year ago the
President and his supporters were claiming great
credit for the pacifcation Of Utah.' In bis late
message, Mr.. Buchanan has little to say on that
subject, bat his Secretary Of War represents Nor
Inontom to be in a most wretehed condition Of
anarchy and rebellion, and even despairingI sug-
sests that the army Should Be withdrawn leaving
the saints perfectly free 4 To work but their deg
tiny sein their own way. =, 4 e war 4 that has
cost millions Of dollars has thus, rs oificisy con-
feased, accomplished precisely nothing.
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The several seeions and paris sections above de-
scTifd AL contiguous, aud together would form valuable
sugar plantation larger of The land high
eabie cultivation. About Ii cleared and
there exists land small dwelling two sut-
houses. The timber on the said tract IL valuable
A TRACT OF LAND in the Barataria District on the left
bank the Bayou arataa desighaed Lot No s. descpe
lion No 8 on plan diam ~ Mlllian Y Mccullough,
tending from bayou Dc lii Conversion knso
refe measuring about ~ apents front the Bay Baiataa
III about 70 arpents IN depth
large portion Of this tract IL covered by superior claims
nny he right title and Interest 81 city Orleans az.
amfed from Of John Mronog will be sold with
oui any warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Barstsra District and
designated according plan drawn b. Louis H. Pile City Sur
ysyor being taken from plan by VIM. j. McCu
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Les dverses sections ct pare de sections erre cdess
critics Soht conlgues oFmerRent ensemble PLANTATION
suce de valens In plus grande portion
pour Ia cultivation Environ Is on 20 claire ct
petite m8ison gu detlx batiss4
oois sur lie dit morcean de telre est de yaleur.
US MoRCEAu DE TERRE dams District Baratafia sur
a rive gache da Baseh Bafaarja desgnG CONNIE lot Ne Il
description M plan dfessl VIM j. WcJulnneh
yoyer general des Etas Inis prra ct fiansn,
d Bayou do la Concession Bayou do Id Barriee eAlirani
deur d'environ 20 nrpents " - - f
Che grahde parie dc
ct settlement lie dro fre la vile d. la NossIls
Orleans acquis de la propat Mconogh sera yenn
ct sans aucune garantie queconque. f
pEu& M0RoEAUX DE RE dams lie District Bsra,ara
Ct desgnes scion n plan drea par Louis H. Pile voyer de In
VILE les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM J. Mcni
longh soyer general DIES Eats Guis CONNIE s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07

by the San, Diego and San Antonis cYefIaaa
mail we have received me Arizonsnn III fgre Ism
ult-, from which we extract the following inseIl&
gence:
In orr last weeks issue we chronetcd f.,e ressss
of the campaign. under Lieut. Col Reeves f,sss;sf
tie inal Apaches, as far advised of and from.
oHf correspondent we now have the foiHyyiyr mar
ticuiars Of the srcess 81 Tie troops ~ IL iy -
turn 70 Fort Buchanan. The entire OAR ~ reaghefE
the Fort % the Sth under tIie command rf
4 Lent fol Reeves haas horses au eattlns
i've head of horses hi Lieut. Mcneil UVf Rsv;sssss
Drought ~ three fnan prisoners issxsmkS fsyas2s
yousiy taken thirty and chill xlxD we're
+ set free upon eaying their country
The Indians evidenced no desperation 10 f5eft. ana
{ did their utmost to keep ont Of the war ar the
troops, which IL sufficient reason Torso lew BEIGE
4 killed. II requires llnslaual watchf uiness. under
great difficulties, to surprise them in their Il. I,cc
camps, welssean only be accomplished In
4 z, long continued campaign q rapid soTAys into
4 their country. 5s s x
4 VIC ire pleased hi learn Il further ca,,,;,a MI 4
afaplated BY Col. Reeves when Ie ,SiIl sss,r
aoME filN fullest force that can be spaYe frum MA
WIKI hope such ID tile ease AMI that ii sFill III
continued IN until these tlsving Apaches ase shor.
ousshiy Mmhlcd and aIIhdnet. We ~ +
In a later issne the 4Arizonian says;
The town in the early part of the afternoon was
thrown into an unusual state Of excitement b. the
arrival of near 200 mounted troops under the
mand of Lieut.. Col. Reeves. He is aceDn,naniet5s
~ Nhlt.i Is. p EEel ideHtS+ H. = e. lord. III. c.
Meme and DR.. Mctiee. They will CAM, for The
night outside Of the suburbs ot the town
This expedition Is an early renewal III The cam
paign and deserves especial notice fcr its yroinIt
mess They VIII lsarc camp early morrow morn
| ing, ~ advance into the pinal county, did va
hope ~ pc able 70 chronicle its entire success
On the 18th inst, after an absence III several
Weeks Coi. Al. D. Gray returned ID this place.
SINCE hls completion Of the survey Of The feser-
fallon and one or two private land grants he has
visited the state OF Sonora, and remained some
time IN Guayrnas aud Hermosila, =
lie intends, we learn, ct an early day 10 renew
llis visit to the Pine and 3tarieopa Indians.
/ The same paper gives the following areo,,nt ar
an expetlition s ,.ss
q ~
"a hangers, recently lifted ont on the ella river
between Tucson and Fort Yuma
They were fitted ont by the Overland, sfa;J fs.,,.
paiy, On account Of continued rohberes NV thsiv
stock By Indians. for The burmese If tha
sra with the hopes Of suoyerinr liz ,s;ltv
They left their rendezvous on the tl is,st
herring ten men and We hive since rese;ved s
Mr.. William Hodges, the driver Of lie last stags
from the West tile following uarsicuIars ~ shss.
return and complete success. =
they fonal no difficulty ID following the tra;r
and ,v;t "a NJ, 4 - .,.s 'iir " ahe
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Lands In the Parish of saint james.

a LARGE AND yALuABI,E TRACT OF LAND situated
e The paTis 81 Saint Janss in 4 u ~ NJ and composed
to plan drsN by Louis it, fs eiy surveyor imsnsions
@ as fg R d .s g ~ @ a. q %
I" Golden Grove . plantation.
Section No II contains ss acres into two
eg Il; dsss a y h q MSs
section No II contains eis 100 acres and into four
,rsr s T., dssgnasa y IN M9s 4 aq4 sash
,a,'ng ~ a ass HIN sg ssfSs = M
Section contains 4is 80 100 and Is y 7ded
fractional Of sections designated by the Nos II md 10
Section No. IT contains 60 acres Divided into four
quarter designated by the Nos . TO- II aud Is each
containing 100 acres
Section No 7s contains $40 acres aad divided into four
quarter eiguatsd By the Nos Il and IS each
tanning 100 1900 acres e.
Section z esetsa Il ]
containing $50 "a 100 scresi ss
Section No contains 4sloo acres and divided INTO
quarter section designated BY the No 10 and fractional part
ans 100 acres No % Isl 2so No q is a5oO acres
mated by the No Il and containing 81 iii6o acres
ssn 1ssSss "a e quarter ssess d
IS 81 inclusive lie in body and contain together 1911 s0
No. B Irregular FORM lying IN the rear Of lot M
q, and contains 10 GO 100 acres
Lot No. n q acres adons lot No % and Ii
situated the plantation formerly Belonging
TO Ih, the lots continuing together lo 73O acres
lot % contains $500 acres adJos lot No 70 and n
situated III the o the plantation formerly belonging
TO Pierre Bourgeois.
20 contains So 81 100 acres adoinA lot No o. and 4
situated Ia the Of the plantation formerly
10 Jean Bic Voner-the two containing together iO2 45
Lot 30 contains 80 10 100 acres ajoias rear let No a.
situated in the rear Of the plantation formerly belong
ing to Jean and II bounded on one side BY The lands
The other side By the lands formerly belonging TO Jean
prarn
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AND POSITIVE ssIg rot. / nIyIs.
ION OF INTERKs1 - :,

SATURDAY. jam. III IGS,f III ia <.s1Y,,eY
Of order Of e Hon the Second bstrc Eout in HI
of thu succession as Mrs Louisa VI eb doesasad No iii III
following valuable property to.sit II
TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND II The Fous.h District n
live Oak streets desnas s., ,hs Sa s. 81 Isi ~
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile. City sarveyor dated pee
LOTS Nos 10 adjoin each ether and ea,nte ssef \, r
trent on Washington syeue depth IL Ig ;ess No form
Ing The corner II Washington Laurel street
inch front On Washsson ssenue by & ~ saes % fee
LOTS Nos 10 adoln EACH oiher and measure esh az
einimg the cf Washington and Live Oak street.
Nos ~ IA sdcin each other measure sarh vi se,
No II forming the of Fourth IND ye Dill sreets
hoTs Nos ~ Y y ad!on eacl cter each 40 fees
LOTS Nos II 70 adjoin tci other and reasnFs raeb a. ~,
inches front Laurel street. depth Of III feet IN M
sss rs s'lpss e 3 i asy az Pss H,
Washington By i9 feet III Depth and Lots Nos 10 ID
and Nos is % - inclusive Vii l. oT.s e fa y
convenience or parties wishing II n,.hs y,
sn sd dese aGs sSa VIII then b M p lots according The
TWO LOTS Of GROUND with The hsidings and srproye.
Washington Avenue Camp, FOURTH and ooanasa p,
designated By The Nos. aud on Two plans one draw, Il,
sclateibers Surveyor the 3Dh of NoypHher 1895 spes
in the ohies 81 w. Ghrists laa Notary PnbiIr q -
LOTS Nos and adjoin each other ma teaa,,rs eae, N
feet front on Washington Avenue BY depth of a feef ke
tween parallel Lines Lot No forming the corner ii Washing
On fhase two lots thes II I sursri,r 7,xr,
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing ali me
first floor large kitchen Rouse md pantry IN .s rear @
on the second -four four cabinet three
BED sstss closet and bath etc. stc leased until
THREE LOTS OF GROCSD 10 the Fourth District Of dis
city, IN the Square bounded by Washington sixth Cin md
Magazine Streets designated as lots Nos II and III M
forms The Of Camp ard Washngion avenue ad
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J. B. WALTON.
fProprittes De Jsu John lhaL,caogh continuity
iHss 10 In

IzrE.y
sniyant I'M plan dresss par Lnis H. Pile yoyer DE- Is Vile.
~ Giant prises Fun plan desse VIM McCu
tongit arpenteur eenera DIES Efafs-tnis.
DFuA M0RCEAUX DE TFRfsE GO 1900 az
gens sur e cote drolt dn Mississippi gtts c bayou
Denis, dams y r. lB, X. s. % n
iG lot No mssarant n 1910 arpents.
=, Le lct No "a niasnFanf Al 2SI asperts.
ant tons d1 parties de la section No III snn plsn
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