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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

LIEUT.. MrLLAE's EXPEDITION. Dalles Gore
gonJ Journal contains the following in reference
to Lieut.. Mullan's expeditions:
Our latest adyices from the expedition to open
the military and emigrant road TO the Missouri
river are up to October 16. Lieutenant Mullan
had finished the road across the Divide and the
Bitterroot mountain, and his wagons, provisions,
stores, etc., were en- route across the mountains.
The advance working parties were vigorously
pushing forward toward the Bitterroot river which
would probably be reached by the middle of No
vember; from that point to the Hellgate defle,
where the expedition would winter, is some seventy
miles, and Lieut.. Mullan was still sanguine that he
would reach it by the middle Of December.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

ANNUAL CLEARING Our SALE AT ToDD's.-0ur
thousands of lady readers who this morning take up the Crescent
by the heading, referred TO a
Todds advertisements they will perceive that the most ex
raordnsry urge them call Ut his store Raefe
they may bargains in all kinds Of rich sna fasa
onabe dry goods and millinery The clearing CUT SAFE proper
commences to-day and will continued for the remainder o.
The month hY which time we presume enough will be Sc
cured on the crowded shelves Of the spacious store and 4
Ghartres street to display of new goods LOT he spring
trade Ladies' lust read It's advertisements and you VIII
lose no time in visiting his store - s.-z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

A batch of wire Of Ia pounds weight gives mate
rial for 100 needles, and after having undergone
every process, it is found that they number on the
average 46,700, so that the loss by breakage has
only been 400 even with this comparatively small
WASTE however, the accumulation of imperfect
needles in the course of time is immense. Heaps
large manufactures It is roughly calculated that
upwards of ten tuns of wire are weekly employed
in the manufacture of needles in Redditch England,
and the adjoining villages. If we multiply this
by 50, we get the enormous weight Of $40 tuns of
needles turned out annually from this neighborhood
alone.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

AMERICAN Salons AT THE Mourn or THE PErHo.
The calculating, long-backed dipiomatists Of the
United States, who had sent THEN Admiral and
men were fighting and dying, forgot that there
were certain promptings of the heart which over
ride all selfish considerations; and that, in short,
as Flag-oficer Tatnall observed "blood Is thicker
than water ay, than ink either. An American
boat visited one of vessels, and, on wishing to
leave her. the officer found that all his men had
got out of the boat. After some delay they we're
found looking very hot, begrimed and
fghtish. "Halloa, sirs,' said the officer with A.
sumed severity, don't you know we are nen-
trails - ..Begs pardon;s said the gallant fellows
looking very bashful, athey were very short
handed at the bow.gun, sir, and so we giv'd them
help for fellowship sake n they had been hard
Of 1t for an hour. Gallant Americans You and
your Admiral did more that day to bind England
and the United States together than all your law.
yers and pettifogging politicians have ever done to
part US. [BlackwoOd's Magazine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

MURDER AND SuIcnE.-N e,u York, Jan. -
Henry Meachan, of the town Of Dickinson, shot
his wife last evening" in presence Of her father and
mother. They fled, alarmed, to the neighbors
and on returning, found Mrs. Meacham dead, being
shot, and with her throat cut. Her husband lay
dead by her side, having shot himself through the
head. Domestic trouble and jealousy were the
cause of the act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

FATAL ADMINISTRATORS Jan. flames Tay.
lor and Edward Duffy while returning from a pleas
ure ride to Elizabeth, were run over by the night
train about o'clock this morning, at the crossing
of the railroad and South Broad street. here. Tay-
Tor, man about 30 years old, was instantly killed.
He was employed on Budd's express, and leaves q
wife and two children. Duffy was injured, but not
seriously. The horse was killed and the sleigh de-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

HARDWARE, CuTLEKY, IRON, CnpPER, TIN, ETC.
Dealers and retail purchasers referred advertisement
Of Messr John n Ben Son. SO Camp street These
merchants very extensive importers hardware
cutlery ron copper and tin plate hand as
nsua heavy and completely assorted stock Of foreign
and domestic goods in their line They aso extensively
buggy, carriage, and trimmings having
everything for the putting ogsaher any
vehicles The articles viii how complete
how diversified ~ this portion Of their stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Ths Mobile MercnrY gets off the following

A gentleman engaged in large establishment
in this city, as he passed through the department
where the negro employees were at work, called to
one of them to bring him some water. Ike y,
soon followed with the cooling draught in bat
tered and greasy tin dipper.
Why, you rascal exclaimed the gentleman,
9 do you bring me water in such thing as that III
Master was the reply, 6 'shure this is clean;
we all drink out of il. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

Les terres cdessus dees stuees en- parties dams les
townships suisauts sayoir Is IA Is R. S. 10 E. Is Il at
Is r. s. % f. ct seeondeTent dsspst sr
lie meme plan L No stas dams n,eenr de Ia tere an
parenant Jean Baptsfe Gnedry compose denyon M nr
penis e dit de ter conmeneant 40 arpens du IA
you Iafourche, ct stant dams ie 7 Is, r. s. Is r.
lie chemn de fer des Opeoisas enforcement No
des eesss dcries ouche l. dsc en- derner
la gne on joint les erres appartensnt nedry
Terres dams la Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
uN RICHIE MoRCEAU DE TERRE situs daus Ia paro;sss
DIST Baton Rouge aenant eli mmGdiateent A la
willie de Baton Rouge dis desigpes nAr las
Nos de II, measurement, situas dams lie T. r. a.
suivant plan desse Louis H Pile de Ia Vile La
dmenton saa prses Pun plan dresse par j. W. McCuoreh
arpentenr GENERAL DIES Etats.unis.
Les Nos sont congus confinement chRcuu eny
50 arpens supeciels mesuFant chscnn 252 pe de face In
viere Mississippi prnfondeur densron O030 pieds
Nos ct congus confinement chacun environ
"a pieds sperfciel chacnn I'll pieds de face Ia RI
Were Mississippi profendelr densiron 6s9 pieds
lie tiers indiyise d'UN NoRCEAu DE TERRE sius dams
paosse dEst Baton Rouge dex cote d. Gynra
Bayou environ sept miles baton Ronpe 81
miles de Ii rviere Mississippi us en- partie dams
lie I. 5, r. S. W. ct pare dams 10 I. 5, r, S. ~
LIE dit de compose divisions sHiyans
dapres plan rssse par Louis H. Pile ssyer de ii villa MI
dientions prises dun plan dresse par VIM u Mcnl
Tough, arpenteur general dea Flats unis, savor:
La section No. Al content. .99S 42-lO0 srpents
La section No. 48 content. 49, 4S 63.10O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

According 10 plan drawn by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor
the dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough
U. s Surveyor GeneraL
TWO TRACTS OF LAND measuring &c 1900 acres on the
right side Of Mississippi river, uaod the bayou ST.
Denis, ia T. IL, 5. R., % u.
Lot No. ! measuring ~ b0-100 acres.
Lot No. "a measuring a 23-l00 acres.
Both being parts section No b. according plan drawn by
Iuis H. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
plan by VIM. j. Mccullough, u s. suryeyor-Generai.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

county, Iowa, an employee, tnamed Redden Laseer,
was standing the log carriage Of the mill rather
forward Of the saw, when, on q light jar. he lost
his balance and fell on IT, first cutting of his left
hand, by which II seems he wanted to protect tho
resfof his body from falling on the saw: yet he
fell on it, the saw cutting from the top Of the hip
downward diagonaliy through the leg, and coming
out nearly where it joins the body. He died in
about six hours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Lands In the Parish of La fourche Interior.

"A LARGE BODY OF LAND known MS the Vachere Dugue
vaudi situate in the Parish Of Iafourchs Interior fronting
par,ly the AllemRnds and Petit Aemands
composed according plan drawn BY Louis H. Pile. City
Surveyor dimensions being taken from plan. VIM.
McCnIlough U s. surveyor rail- Of the following
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

Doors, SHOES AND HArs.-Messrs' john N.
Gould Co., Magazine street hare IN ssafe enc o. me heaviest
~, - 800 a, the above lines ever advertised In Nsw Orleans.
- h.s,r. can End No difficulty IN filing any BIN Of any
amount and peculiarly variety Of goods By laying 9 on the
1870, # Iohn Nc G. Co.. whess long experience enables them
=, tsr 10 The wants Of Southern trade most insgens Sea
ant I , Z 8.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
The Lyneh,nE case II satehez.

From the Natchez Free Trader of Thursday We
extract the following:
DIR. Chase, Coroner held an inquest ON Tuesday
night and yesterday, on the body of Charles Smell
ger, found dead, hung by the neck to tree in the
Court House In this city on Tuesday night last.
The testimony Of Jailor Mcdowell was to the ef-
feet that he had locked up the prisoners, Smelzer
among them, looking well, or at least not sick,
previous to o'clock on Tuesday night, a little
earlier than usual, and that apprehensive OF an
keys.
He was in his Office about o'clock, when some
eight or ten persons, masked, and unknown to him,
quietly entered his room, bound him and locked
him up He was pOwerless from fright. That III
the course Of fifteen or twenty minutes he was re-
leased by lady who was with his family at the
jail and that he looked for his keys and found them
in his room, though not where he had concealed
them. That he examined the cells, ETC., and eli
the prisoners were safe, except Ssmeizer who wa
gone that he went over to the Court House yard
attracted by crowd there gathered, and fount
| Smelzer hanging to tree and dead.
The verdict OF the Jury {there being no furthe
witnesses to be found or heard Of Was
1 The said deceased was found dead between
and O'Clock, P. NJ, Jan. 10, hung with a rop
| by the neck to tree in the Court House yard, b.
whom or in what manner is unknown to the jury
Smelzer, it il stated, poisoned his wife severa
years ago at Bayou Sara, set fire to that town. wa
o thug and had murderously assaulted many goo
| citizens here and elsewhere. He was bad ma
| and dangerous character.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

A'te',-.'+..- .1S65 121U0
IN plan drese par Louis H. Pile voyer Ia ville,
Tough arpenteur general des Rtass.linis y" = :
DEUx MORCEAUX iii TERRT 1T ,nas,,,an, s6 "a I'm ar
Denis, dams L r. 49, r. s. q s'.ae s1 ~ IVY -
10 lot No nesufant D 5O.lO0 atpents
p.. - iot No n mesnrsnt ~ o. 100 arpen,s.
hn. .oTs ae1T parties d. Ia section No 49, scion pan
arssse Par Louis y File vs dimensions Giant
, " pan aissss par Vim. j. Mccullough arpenieur &C.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
VERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THg FOURTH DISTRICT,
grounds OF T. burnside, Esq.

- Aucponeef-Ohice. 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, Jan. N, 1860, mt IL o'clock NJ.
~ at the s Charles Exchange, will be sold 577 \
THAT VERY VALUABLE SQUARE or GROUND in the
fourth District Immediately adjoining the Of square
formerly Of James Robb. Esq, residence Of j. Burside
bounded by Camp. Chestnut Sixth and Seventh Streets d
TWENTY lots Designated by The numbers to 90 on n
follows Y r. n
LOTS Nos to3 adjon each other each 81 feet
inches and lines front Camp street. depth 10 feet
No. forming the corner OF Camp and Seventh
LOTS Nos. and adjoin other. measure each AZ
feet lines front Camp street, by dep, or Infect
LOTS Nos 6to ad}on each other, each 81 feet
inches and lines front on Camp street By depth Of feet
Lot No forms the N Camp Sixth Streets
LUIS Nos and 10 adoin each other each 40
feet lines front on by depth Of l21 inches
LOTS Nos ii to ID adjoin each other, and each 81
feet inches and lines front Chestnut street. by depth Of
I'D Feet Lot No. Ii forms the Of Ctesnnf and sixth
streets. }59g ss - '
LOTS Nos IA and is aon each other and measure each So
ieet lines front Chestnut by depth
LOTS Nos Id to Is adjoin other and measure eaeh II st
inches and lines front Chesu street by dep Of IN
ieet Lot No. IL forms the Of Chestnut Seventh
LOTS Nos 10 and aoin each other and measure each "a
inches s An NJ -e' = - 80 :
E This square will be offered by quarters or souare for
the convenience Of parties wishing purchase stes for
giant dwellings and II not sold will then be sold by lots
according TO the description above = -
EJ-TERAs AND oNS-One third cash. and the
balance on credit Of and years for notes secured nv
per cent per annnm from day OF sale maturity and per
cent thereafter. II not panciuny psd. until final payment
Acts Of sale before w H. Peters, Notary Public at The ex
pense of the purchasers. an 81 isIStaI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Lands In the Parish or Livingston.

A TRACT OF LAND the left bank OF the Amte river
abou. miles IT'S mouth, being the first high lnnd ascend
ing said from Lake Maurepas lying partly n r
hi and n H. r. f. and measuring in T. s. 81 5lU0
and II q l67 making total q w 63op acres
according 10 plan drawn by Louis H Pile City Surveyor the
dimensions being taken from plan BY Vim. Mccullough
Surv ayor-C General,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Lands in tho Parish of East Baton Rouge

VALUABLE TRACT, OF LAND.situa;ed In the Parish of
East Rouge ndonng and immediately below city
Baton Rouge divided into eleven tracts designated BY the Nos
10 II inclusive and lying in r. s. r. W., according d
plan drawn by H. Pile, City surveyor dimensions
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough u S. Surveyor
General.
Nos and adioln each other consineach about 50 SUI
percia acres measuring each 252 feet front the Mississippi
river BY depth Of about l0,u30 feet.
Nos and aajon each other contain about "A su.
percia acres measuring each I'll feet front Mississippi
river by q depth of about 7GSIfeet.
Nos 10 and II adon each other contain about 30 SUI
measuring each I'll feet trent e
river by depth Of about 6Sl9 feet
The undivided third Of TRACT OF LAND situated In the
Parish of East Baton Rouge both sides of Cypress Bayou
about miles north of Baton Rouge miles north
of the Mississippi river and lying partly in T. $. r. W.
and I. S. II. 4.
The composed Of the following divisions according
plan drawn by Louis IL Pile City Surveyor the dinlen,
ons being taken from plan BY VIM j. Mccullough. u s.
veyor-lieneral viz:
Section No. IL contains .99S AZ acres.
Section No. ~ contains .............. .24S 63 100
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Land. in the Parish of Jefferson.

ACEETAIN TRACT OF LAND situated on the right bank
Of the Bayou Baaa and composed q the following sections
and narts Of sections according plan drawn by Louis
Pile CITY Surveyor The dimensions being taken from plan by
YIN j Mccullough u s. Surveyor General dated llth April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Terres dams la Paroisse d'Est BATON ROUGE


Terres dams In PRrotsse de st. Tammany,
oUArRE MoRoEAux DE TERRE pIFFEREsTs ST.
dsgas dapres plan Louis H. pit Soysr s 4
vile les dmenons s,ant prss dun plan par VIM j.
is & al 1t Syan facade dun arpe M MI
i a sD Il.
ont ane facade s dun spfn eRAsan r dts lots Torment
mile du Lac Pontchartrein.
Terres dams la Paroisse de I,Assomntton.
Tos Lev droits tcs n.sre VILE de il Nouyee
ans aca de Ia prGprs de Shn sMIsRSepgh
sitnts dans Ia parosse Asnpisn sur e canal oi co
du Bayou afourche Lac veret dasignss s,r I'M MAN
sGnis s s a1
Gns ct conposes des divisions suvanies, sayoir
NJ II II s sen,snsnt q; e sIoo
No is eontenant 80 s. LOO acres acres
Ces sont sitnes partie dams 10 T. 3D. R.
UN MoRcEAU DE TERRE DE vALEuR dams i. pa-a,ss,
Dc nnf distance r. dsnx5sn
sga CONNIE lie No o. scion mn plan dres n % est Dc
de Ia VILE les Dimensions stant prise dun plan de VIM
acres. -
Ce de tere est sue dams lie fond de Ia nlantao
nancnan gu ctdevant appartenan A. Toilet at n na n
e suys Mississippi ct dit detre tres haut y
beaucoup de vaeur. ~ u
HNE ETENDUE DE TERRE DE yAIEUR dams la paroiss.
dc TAssempioa, situe environ 70 arpents du Bnyon
dams T. "a r. S. IA T., divs six lots connasss as @
ha II r d. Il % es ms ssG a a
plan de VIM j. Mccullough central des Etss in
Lot No Giant lie quart O. de la section 49, contenant ,se
2.l0O acres - s '''
stant lie O. de Ia section A. ct contenaut II,
20 100 acres. ~ 80
No quart N o. section 49, ct conten.nt ,s
72l0O acres. ~ i''
No lie quart N de la section 46 eontensn ls. ss
W. - A">
No lie quart s. E. de Ia section 49, conteuan IN
acres. ~ - Az
No est lie quart S. o. de la section @ Gentleman, 1s- ., IN
acres, aiant un total de 9S5 60,lOO s'"i io 81"
Ces propries est si dams le fond es plus bel,ss
tions sur lie Bayou Lafourche, esmse pna
lie bos qni est dessas ct las moyens agrcultue
Terres dams les Paroisses de st. Landry et
Cnleasfeu.
UNE ETENDUE DE TERRE situa partie dams Ia na,o,sss
de Landry parte dams Ia paroisse Gsicsen TAM
c6,ss ct Quest du Bayou Nez Pqaa dams ie Il IT, r. OF
II s. r. o. ct compose Dies divisions sliyantes salon M
plan dresse par Louis H. fis de Vile la dimension,
Etas Unis. e ~
Sec con'enhht. l443 At
sSec u canennnt. .lSl3 S4IOO
Etant une eiendae sIlp0 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

py-TERMES EFT CoNDTrIoNs-Un.cinop;sn,ac onn,ant
ct balance sur un CREDIT dun de Ct auatre ans en- Bill
let's des aeqnerer payabies la Banaue des C,oyen de
s asse 1ea a s s da Ia Dc
an dc In date usqn nata devront ere endosss ii RI
quS par Coia des Finances u Gonsei Comnn agissnt
En- cas- De daucun des dts blets matu
nonpayes p9seront tsref maiura pour cent
bilets maturite. f :
e metteron possession leurs propres
ditions de Ia yene cess mentonnss dams eninse ious
Jour De Ia sen ct dams de dea GU negligence de eur
part IL propriete acu annonce vendn pour
legal. - $500 -
rails des acqusreurs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

The above described lands lie partly In the following town
ships viz IT, Il and Is s. r. 10 f. IT, Ia and Is - r. 20 f.,
and secondly Of land designated the plan No.
situated land formerly belonging
Bspiste Gued and composed of about 80 apent said
commencing at 70 apens from the bayou Lafourche and being
in 7. d. 5. r, Is Il.
The 6pelosas Railroad entirely through No the
lands and touches No last described
line where it adions the Lands formerly Of Guedry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

Mrs. Martineau denounces erinolns, and says
that the petticoats of the present day only serve as
mask of the human form-a peryersion Of human
proportions. woman on sofa looks Like child
popping mp from haycock. a girl in q dance
looks like Dutch tnmbler that was fayorite toy
in my infancy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
SUCCESSION DE JOHN MrNTURN. DECIDE.
PAR ]. B. WALTON. =

Encanleur-BuFean, 10 Bank Place
i EUDI, lie 10 de Janyfer 1860, q midi, q la
bourse Ell veriu epBf0fIDsInent de
pHon L u Morgan, nge de Ia Druxiene Cour District
dc John Ainiarn, decsfe- ~
IEscLAYE GRACE griffonne agae d'environ Is ems
Cetfe eclaye et nantenant Woode Miss ellie sera ven.
due paf ds.eripon sans sucuns earantle qusIconque
fras de Factusreur. dI6 HI taI$ ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Making s0gether. .las7 oa-loo
Lands in the parish-of St. Tammany


Lands In the Parish-of st. Tammany.
FOUR sEvERAIaPoRTIoNs OF LAND situated in the
eads at n Il sTse he
amsnsieas being taken from pla9, By VIM Mccullough
and having esch h Mia Bayou Liberty Of one aPpent
Laurent avenue on which hey have 81 one arpent each
the said lots form part Of Sec 81 J. 3 r. H. E. and
Lands In the Parish of Assumption.
AH,the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans
acquired from the s aas rH xs s
LAND situated in the Parish Of Assumption the Canal which
on plan drawn BY it, Pile City Surveyor the dmen
sons being taken from pnn By VIM eSnough United
No. la5 containing al 50, 100 acres.
No. l36 containing a69 32. 100 acres.
IA asss T. iiiss '' e''sN p' D ~ "a r. ans T.
AyALuABLE TRACT OF LAND in the Parish of Assump.
distance Of about 40 from the Bayou Iafonrche
No. according plan drawn BY Louis H. File City saf
SGsag United states and contains Nj
acres. H.. e ,a i, ,...s ,,,;., T..
plantation now formerly belonging A. Toilet and only
apen from the Mississippi river, is said to be high land
and of considerable value.
A LARGE BODY OF VALUABLE LAND in the parish of
s en- If, from the
Ing and parts Of sections according plan by
os @ G H. ass sds being from
Lot No being W quarter of section As contains 1859 2loo
acres.
Lot No. 2 being of section A. contains 1859 2Ooe
Lot No. the N w quarter of 49, and contains
l67 52.l0 acres
the N f. quarter of section s6 l64
acres.
is the E. quarter of section 49, contains 1857
acres.
the s. W quarter of section contains 67 % 100
acres, making total of es5 60-lo0
This property located Immediately rear of some of the
finest plantations on the Bayou Lafourche and esteemed
valuable both for its ne timber and agricultural pur
poses
Lands In the Parishes OF st. Landry and
Calcasfeu.
A LARGE BODY OF LAND, situated partly in the Parish
and sides Of the Bayou Nez Pique in r s.
saa o E FL a s
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough t. s.
Surveyor General
Sec. ~ contains Observation-Disclosures. 1913 stI00 .
Making the total ,............. 2757 si-1D .
EarTERMs AND GoNDIT1oNs-one,ff cash and the
balance on credit of three years the notes
Of the purchasers made payable the Citizens hank of Top
privileges and clause Il ao WIN ss
dse mil ,es. y ms rate Of per cent from
required ~ the Finance Committees of the Common Council
= E ng as Tue Board Of Commissioners of the McDonog
maturity those unpaid viii interest from maturity s ,b
@ viii not Se p e eanseS 1 fully paid This
| payment of the notes at maturity. 80 1eiA' Al ''e
RaThe purchasers will themselves to he mt 4, o
with the and conditions sale above Sc. far II
fifteen days from the day of sale and any Of DELAY
advertised and sold for their risk without fnrths,
Asts Of sale before @ E. Fsrier Esq City Notary at til.
expense OF the purchaser dis