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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
CHEAP EDITION
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GAZETTE

LITERARY GAZETTE
AND FAMILY PICTORIAL,
Published monthly, by
Marie Louise H0nksns & Fannie Lucele,
t Under tho immediate supcrinterdenceo
COL. c. ASHTON HAWKINS,
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TAs cHEAPEsT:FANlLY PAPER IN TIE WORLD
The latest reliable FASHION PLATES,
Dress Patterns, useful and ornamental Noodle
WORK Diagrams, and Embroidery Designs in
every number.
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[IOW ARD AS sOClA TON
IL PHILADELPHIA. ~

A Benevolent Institution ostsblishsd BY spec
ial Endowment, for the Relief Of the Sick
Epidemic Diseases, and especially for thsCore
Diseases Of the sexusi Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
Acting Surgeon, to oil whoapply By letter, with
L description ftheir condition, (sgs, ocespatioa
hsoits Of iiie, 6e.,) and in case Of extseme pov.
VALUABLE REPORTs on eopern storh,s.
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and %
tho NEW REMEDIES employed in the Diepen.
ary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter s1,ve-
ops, free Of charge. Two or thras Stsmps 70
postage will DO acceptable.
Address. DIR. ]. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No q
South Ninth Street, Philadslpha, Ps. By
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The prroprietors Of this establishment having
heen to considerable expense, and having fur
nishsd their tables with the improved patent
COMBINATION CUSHIONS!
would respectfully solicit share Of tho pat
are inferior to none others in Rcd Wing OF in
the State, and We feel confident that We can
suit oil who may favOr 10 with . call. The
best Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, vii! al
ways be found 1t tie bar. Terms Cash.
Red Wing, September 10, 1859. 1s2-ly
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AMDRoTYPE ROOMS

formerly oeeapied BY ). Going, on Main street,
ever G. H. q Z. L. Bakers Hardware Store,
assses Of themselves or ltiends. Having had
several year, experience in tho picture art,
feel eon1deh:' Of being able % please all who
may favor me with call. No picture will be
allowed 70 leave the room unless IL will bear
The stsictest c1itieismi % liksness and work
Of sst. appeal to tho judgment and good
hopes that they can appSeeiate The difference
boSwoen good AmbIotype and those deathly,
osh-eoloTed. sunbuPnt shadows 20 often palmed
Of on the public BY tssveling humhues.
All srs respectfully invited to coll and e.
omins specimens.
Pictaise tsken in CLOUDY - we'll - FAIR
W3ATaER.
lnsePuotloua given In the sst.
1sd Wing, April 4, 1850. 1885,
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a. - Fresborn,, and -. . en-
~, - 49,. 81. ..., ~ <l5 Rice Counties.
In al the country tributary to Red Wing.
10 circulate our paper 20, gentlemen, If you
want to sell your new goods, or dispose Of
your old ones, Just
LET TIE PEOPLE KNOW
! Through tho columns Of the S1x4nxI. On,
Terms are reasonable, and you will find that
the expense incurred viii be returned more
than . thousand fold.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE
FROM THE
NORTH WEST no CHICAGO. BOSTON

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE
NORTH WEST 70 cHIcAao, BOSTON,
NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS.
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS.
AND ALL PARTS OF THE EAST AND SOUTH.
Via DUNLElTH and
Illinois Central Rail Road.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Dunleith on arrival Of Steamers from
st. Paul and intermediate points.
7.45 A. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago At 5. I'm.
Fulton 3.45 P. NJ, Burlington
S:55 P. NJ, Quincy $50 P. NJ,
St. Louis 400 A. II. Teere Haute
$50 A. NJ, Indianapolis 5.25
A. NJ, Cincinnati 1918 A. NJ.
Cairo 1895 A. NJ, Memphis 81
hours, New Orleans 50 hours,
Buffalo 3lx hours, New York
~ hours, aud Boston 50 hours
from Dunleith.
7.3O r. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago 600 am
Rock Island els =. M, Burling-
ton 6.55 q: NJ, Quincy 40 .. m.
st. Louis 3.s0p. m, Terre Hautc
400 p. m, indianapolis 200
p. m. Cincinnati HAS p. m.
Cairo 1885 r. NJ, Memphis 81
hours, New Orleans SO. hours,
Buffalo SIX hours, New York
4SH hours, and Boston 501
hours from Dunleith.
TIME from RED WI G to ST. LOUIS
40 HOURS.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
. Attached to all Night trains.
a. Passengers for St. Louis and intermediate
points will save from three to four days
In time over the river route
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL IMPORTANT
POINTS.
The completion Of tho Railroad Line from
Cairo South, offers an all rail route unrivalled
in point Of tlme to Memphis, Vicksburgh and
New Orleans. go - ra''., ...... .
FARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS q
Apply at the Office Of Msaerols 4 NcLersn on
the leves at Red Wing, and at oil important
points on the river =; also at the office ct Dun
leith. ...:
W. P. JOHNSON,
oenl Passenger Agent, Chicago.
A. PRATT,
0en1 Western Agent.
8 w. r. ARTHUR, asa
2oStf Genl Superintendent, Chicago.
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
-'EI CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, easily obtained, 70,
tie Cure Of Disease IN al it, Forn,s
ny .s-S-".--5 @a" @>5
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR. NJ. D.

It Tells 1ou How to attend upon the sick
and how to cook fer them
how to prepare Poultices'
Drinks, 6c,, aind how e
.-ag5. guard egainet infection from
>. Contagious Diseases.
IL Tolls You u the various diseases Q
Children, and gives che best
= end simplest mode Of trsst-i
ment during Tssthing, Con-
xuleions, Whooine- Cough,
Yaeciaation, 1easles, 10.
IL tells Ecu The symptoms Of Group, In
6ntum. Cholars, Collie, Dis
r--r lhoa, Worms, SCALED Head,
Ringworm, Chicken Pox, &c
and gives you the best rome
dies for their cure.
IL TeIIs Io1 The Symphonic Of Fever and
Aeue, and Bilious, Yellow,
Typhus, Scarlet and other
tsvsls, and gives you the
..I best and simplest remedies
|n Tells You II. symptom: Of 1nau.n..
Consumption, Dropsy, Gout,
- Dyspepsis, Asthma, RhIsu
las, &c., and gives You the
best remedies for their cure.
Il Tells You The symptoms Of Cholera
4orbus, Malignant Cholera
Small Fox, Cramp, Dysente-
~, Diseases Of tho Bladder
kidneys and Liver, and the
best remedies for their cure.
Il Tolls You The Symphonic Of Plsurisy,
4nmps, Neuralgia, Paraly-
eie, Apoplexy, tho variou.
Diseases Of tho Throat, Far
anu Eye, Teeth, and the
]. best remedies for their cure.
le Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy,
Jsrndiee, Piles, Diseases
the Heart, Rupture, Hemorr-
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Hydrophobis, and gives the
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~ Ie'Ie Zen The best and simplest treat
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Bones and Dislocstions, Fs-
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White swellings, Ulcers,
Whitlows, Boifs, seurvy.
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ls Tells 1ou " the various diseases pecu.
- -ll liar to Women, and gives the
best and simplest remedies
for their cure, together with
-~,xs many valuable hints for the
Preservation Of the health.
The work 10 written in plain language. fro.
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Gun MuslcAL FRIEND.

sE@8E#85l@sl
Atari companion fertile Winter months.
44v..y r.As,s', should procure thi. westl.
Every TsAcn11, Piano Forte Music, costins
Every FuPlI, but 10 Gents numbe,
Every AHA11us. and pronounced By IT,.
3nsass Frees Of the country, 10 b
- TIN BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK o,
TnB KIND IN THE WORLD"
. ,l 1as.'1Sea P:g:sx e Vocal and Piano
1s'sly.> -; Hslfys'rIy $3.50; Q'rterly, el,ss
eahse,ibs 70 "Our Musical Friend :" or ord.
= nom the nssrsst Nows, dealer, end YOU vi
hsss music enough for your entire family. an
otssipsignidcsnt cost; and II you vart mn
90 10! the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Ciarion1t
Aseordeon, stc., subscribe to tho -
"SO1O NJ Ell
consaiains Twelve psses, costing only
10 Cents Number; Yearly, $50: Hail.
yearly, s01,ot.
AMtAs bsek numbers at 10 cents, and bound
Volume q Our Musical Friend - contsinine
~, SS"'''' E ~ ssv ;:s4i eon't,n'ly %
~. 107 Nassau st., New York.
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osl.heatsd copp.r.tipp.d Boots and Shoes
GROCERIES,!

I inviss pa,tiells, attention - ny lass,
soosk %
Choloo 0roooeioQ. ..-fe.. 5.a-h
Oodsss.
Tsas,
Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting Of q
Rredes end brands. Now in store 106e Dbl.
0als, ct low prices. Drugs, Psints, Oils, Mai,
epA 0lass, complete stock ct lower price
shan ever before. We ofer MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity Of good.
and Of prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
1oI the next thirty days, offer Summs
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call ct tn
old stand Of McIptire & Sheldon. and. you vii
AlwAys And q good stock which IL for sale Q
Nay 10, 1859. 1891
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A OvEkT1SE. ADVERTISE. ADVERTISED
"A It !" truth, universally admitted in this
ago, snat no mao in any business can DO sue
css:fal unlees be alyortises literally, and
makes himself and his business known to the
people. II anybody is 40 foolish a. to doubt
this proportion, let him open his sleerv eyes
and look around him look at his nei9hbors
IN business-mark the merchant who ii con-
sinusily occupied in making himself known
who take: advantage Of that great ruler .:
public opinion. tho Press, to render himself
popular and his advantages for doing businesa
public name and location arc seen in
nandreds Of newspaPers. and on Thousands OIL
cards, hsndbills, &C.; :; whose wids-sw.ke pol
10y 10 eontiInas'ly gaining him = 'nosos'sty..,,
cs'mudgeon, who never saw his namo in print,
except perhaps on tho list Of petit jurors and
who sits behind HE dusty desk, in the dusty
corner OF his dusty grocery, waiting for cus-
TONERS: like ~ old ottle-bellied spider, who
has built his web in an obscure cornel. Of .
a,'ssp,a;tsa . and git; w.tehins
look shout his door, blocked up BY empty dry
eoods boxes, osnamentsd once in . while by =
piece OF blue thrilling or rusty calico but
much oftenef proving resting place for .
crowd OF lazy, loungins losfers. who always
resort = The store p. . man who does not sd
q being disturbed By customers. See che ad-
vestising merchant He becomes acquainted
with everybody, builds up . largo business,
gets rich before he y 100 old % ckjoy riches,
ana rstirss' leaving large and remanerative
no enJoye hmself and his wsalth, tho hohorsd
leader Of every progPesoivs movement. tho
|di6ntaed president Of evely society and
association, and pePhsps the incumbent Of tho
NEST honorable and Irresponsible. ofhcss in the
Sec again your non-advertissr, Who fool,shly
think" people never rad thu, sdvsrtlssne.: IL
column OF Newspaper. Sec him, We say,
dsonine out one or two years Of dull business
In place, always complaining Of hard times,
and never making larger sale than . pound
Of candles q bar Of. soap, and then moving
70 some other town, - some better b.6;nIss
point" and meeting with the same result there:
sg,in removing, and % knocking about from
pillar to post, like Ave cent travelling men,
agerie, whose whole establishment consists Of
10 ha!f-starved poasum and . ore-headed coon,
. o.. bob. t.i!ed monkey and [. :quint-eyed Wild
cse and 20 30 on till he diea, mournsd by
no one, and only remembered % = /" relic cf
oarb:rism." Look around you, snumefate the
merchants Of your scquaintsnes, and zee II
this 10 not %. People won't trade with man
that don't advertise, bscause they done zen.
orally know him and besides, they know that
man who 10 not enterprising enough to ad-
vortss, can't afford to sell % cheap - his more
astiys eomPstitors, that Do. ~ > = 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
. a. ~ - = ,a1n
j 70 A1W e0OOs AID
r o~ p II e On -
AZ NAoh1SAL0 AND R8rAlL,
q the
CHEAP CASH STORE
q
JESSE &o1NT1R5,
1ss. ! 4 s,................. Bash Street
RED WING, AlNNEsOTA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J3eea MCINTYRE,
RID WING, MINNESOTA.

We a.s new seesiving The LARGEST and
Groceries over edsssd 70 the Pc ,ple Of this
vicinity, which for extent, variety and rich
asee, will excel that Of any other assortment
II Tie county; and W guar antes our custom
err ~ sett@ acapsias than they can ind else-
vhere. "onslt psshts anl quick returns, -
eaA fs~ and Aasre1 dsoling 10 our systsU.-
We buy jer easA. and
.-., Seooive our goods di.
ssst from he Importer
.. end xanufacturet, cd
CeuxTaY DBALHas
Vill And e much %
their advantage 70 sx- -.,r
smine our stock aud
prices bstsss going b. ,,-,
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lnbrotypes Triunph MT
DAeu.RRIorYrzs Ic11rsrp! !

J. e. RICH,
would respectfully announce to the citizens
% Red Wing and vicinity. that no has leased
end dtted up tho
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LHRENCH CHOCOLATE, a superior article
l. For saleat FsKELLooa's DRua STORE.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

ass Broadway, cor, Worth St., New York, N
by all Druggists. l76-ly
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Merchant Of Red WING!
Oar paper o6eIs frat rate medium for q
to become acquainted with the people Of tho
Lake Valley, Cannon Falls, Pine Island,
Zumbrota,
Masspps, Mantorvills, Wasioja, Rochester,
ChatAsld,
Blue Earth, Owatonns, Faribault, Senspes
Roscoe,
Cannon City. Hadsr, Goodhus Center. and
A
.a.! y
+ + aor
.~ga rfk@s T
. = =2.-4 st@
(, Il r And Hsmlstsin > r. Ia y
Goodhus,
&. o-,f Z Ers>horr .na ~. a.ff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-09
III ATHnrAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

X ATHMAN's Taofio VA fN""' A
Cheaper and superior other ever used In Southern
climate
lat DIR gILITY-eaual to the best slate roofs
al EABILITY Superior to any other no cracks
or leaks being possible. -, - ,,,.a III. s,,.
al BEAJjTY-I presents smooth ana granite SURFACE
sth CHEAPNEsS-It costs much less than thongh Is as
good any slate wood roof and even ess t me
composition roofing heretofore onefeo 70 INC punt, sa'e n0
of cutters and yalleys r :, In .ot Ira ha,ta thar
9Th INGoMBUSTIBnIFY-lt VIII resist nie oe'sef YUAN
slateroof. :, -, -. .oy,on ,pder the bsot ~
this climate and protects the interior VI bus s
tense heat of summer ,... "a s,roo,har fr,r, -.
ba mt unnn roofs Of slope and being OF light
Weight does not require heavy rafers to support white Il
The TROPICAL ROOFING u tss chemics COMPOUND q
IN discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city. ..s - .ba above arc in the hands
Of III agent and may verified by any person wishing be
iore nas ls al the Postoce, Box No. Will be
promt tly attended to; apply to uAruN.N
Garner Of Reuvlle and Narais s,t,
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xx1yr ,rnr,s PLANTERS, PATENTED
~ N' Wiz y o 4 NV 00D GUTTER.

The The ab01s h Nss sss sas ar sa
$50 e. ~ nnans Mssppi Alabama, Arkansas Tennessee
Fei Teyss and South Carolina All parties wishing 70 pnr
chase parish county STATE rights or sets OF NM "a
obtain die same by applying to the nnoersgneo VINO s'e
agent FOR the ahose company Fw @. COOK,
No. So Eatchez street New Orleans
Fasers taMassrs Martin Gordon, Jrs n " NJ . srih
~, sssnsnn Il Sr O. W. Campbell Iberyis L. CE
aIn u a. Landry M O., g. Bogeri n. o. g. I'M !.
JanaE
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g. W. MccxsREs, Auctioueer,
ofee and salesroom, Masonic Hail. st. Charles street.
YEpEsDAY, March 10, 1860 at III o'clock A.
n, q thsr Auction Mart Masonic Hail. ST. Charles ST.
TWO CERT AIN LOTS OF GROUND. with improvements
thereon consisting IN two hreesory brick residences
kitchen and onthouses, situated the First District the
quar- bounded BY Dupsne Caiops Camp Magazine and
drawn by T. Sugi the LIST March, 1874 and deposited IN
the office Of L. 7. Caire, Notary Public
Lot No. measures, American nsas q feet inches
trent On nnEansisr street fest inches lines IN depth
width In the rear. = i '' $50 '
Lot No measures American measure q feet inches front
on Dmpaniie street 81 feet inches and lines in depth on
line diy1dng u from lot No and " inches in depth
ne opposite de ine By 2 inches and line in width in
@ W.T., az q ne above Residences are leased to good ten
third CASH The purchaser to assume pay
Insn q typ dne May 1861 and 1862 the
yaos a ana bearing interest vt per per from
DATE and balance at and years. notes bearing inter
est at per cent per cay OF sale AMI ner cent
eventual interest," secured by mortgage on the propery the
improvements TO be kept insured and the policy
vendor. f9' -
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Pnbic at the
expense OF Inc purchaser.
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IMPROVING PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
BY J. B. WALTON,
& Aucticneer- Office. 40 Camp steeet.
THURSDAY, March 10, 1860, at I2 o'clock

Il N5UVs
= M at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange will be soid pub
lie auction
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District, il. the
square bounded by Josephine Jackson Howard Frerct
streets. designated by the Nos. H. IL is,
Lots Nos IL and IL adjoin each oe and
tween parallel lines -
Lot No Is adjoin lot and measures % feet inches and
lines front Freret By lss lines ID depth
between pal allel lines. -
cash; balance in and years credit
in the notes Of the purchaser bearing per
aunun from of sale maturity thereafter
if not punc'ually paid with special mortgage unti final
payment.
pense Of the purchaser. ma
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McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.'S AUCTION
ll MART. -
The undersigned having secured the comodous and central
location a. the CORNER q 81 Charles and Perddo known
Masonic Hall have fitted and established Auction
the sale Of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandse
The superior advantages OF the location display
pey and convenience OF purchasers need
SALE DAYS.
For Real Estate Slaves snd SocTuesdays and Saturdays
For MISUNDERSTANDING and Thursdays
t-door sales attended to q all times
Efficiency and dispatch may relied matters placed
In charge.
ma tt MeCERREN, LANDRY 4 co.
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5sss Hs fsSSs I'LL ss
BY J. B. WALTON.
H. Il he s. ciaes Ekchas - ae ut and p9fs
order The Hon. Judge Of the second
Of said Court vii proceed 70 ss at public auction the follow
~ F@ SsiS51sfa oRs II in the
bounded by BIenyie Solomon Napoleon and Cont
and u RaP drawn by Louis IL fiis, city Sur
Lot No forms the Benye and Solomon streets,
and 81 feet inches and lines front on Bienvls
s ss sss $ sss 81 81 IS i nsas' and
81 feet Il inches and lines front Bienyie
''5ss y s lines from
posSN inc nd Tim a on Sal
BY depth Sf l5s feet 70 inches and lines
credit the purchasers, equal insanens
their order with mortgage on the property sold until fun
payment
SUCCESSION DE JOHNSON BEACH, DECIDE
DoUZE TERRAINs SUR LA RUE BIENyILLE, DAMS
liet borne par les salomon Benvie Napoleon ct
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Buresu 40 Camp street.
Bonfss It. CHARLES en- vsria Dc sonlomimsnt ordts
e DC
conr No j. Procsderai la vente pubque de la pro-
Pro 1ss uss fauboprE
as iss Sssa par R ies n ss'
plan dress O. H. Pile, Voyer de Is vile, date
du 2 mars 1860. -
LIE TERRAIN No foIme Pencoignurc des Bieuve ct
@ sSs.as
81 peds pouces gnes de face la Benyle
profondeur de leo peds.
TERRAIN No 10 forme encognure des Bienvile ct
NapSon msss 81 psds u ~ Ct nss de ss Ia
rue fps s.
Ia Napoleon profondear de 59 peds 10 pon
ct 5 ignes.
face Saomon pofondeur de 59 peds 10
ct 1ignes.
C0NDITIoNS-Lam Motto compliant Ia balance ct
ncqusreurs, sgales lers
hypoheque Ia propeta vendne jsqua parfat
| placement. fe13 mll&l5
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IMPROVING AND DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FOURTH
District. near the Apollo street Omnibus Station.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucrosEER-Ofice 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, the 18th March, 1890 Mt Ia
o'clock NJ at the St. Charles Hotel Exchange auction
will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, In the square bounded nv ST.
Patrick st. DENIS Seventh and Sixth Streets designated by the
Nos 1to6 = - ~
Lots Nos 70 each 30 front on Seventh street.
by depth of ITO feet.
Lot No. 80 feet front ST. Denis street. by l5o
feet Deep 1870 -
HJ~TERHS-Onethrdc cash balance OH credit of one
and two in notes of the purchasers bearing per cent
interest from date of sale maturity eight
after with special mortgage the property sold until final
payment gtGl+ IN
expense Of the purchaser. ms
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SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE F. BGRTHE AND LOUISE
Deord Sarpy, his wife deceased.
BY D. E. MORPHY

j. - ga AUCrI0NEER.
THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, MT I2 O'Clock
Nj, will be sold in the St. Charles Exchange per order
of the Honorable the Sixth District OF New Orleans
dated February t 1860 the following real belonging to
the above succession
FOUR VERY VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND
situated in the parish of Jefferson Burthe VILE
fronting on the GArrollton Railroad, viz
I. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 6s, neas
gns 2o feet 10 inches lines front on the Garolon Railroad
street.
=. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. S. measuring
234 feet inches front the Carroon Railroad
inches lines Webster 49, lines on Henry
Clay and 23 feet 10 inches lines Benjamin street
3. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. 81 measuring
@ feet " inches front Caroion Railroad s04 feet
lines on Henry Clay avenue SOL feet inch lines
street and s$s feet y inches lines geniamn street
ri feet u inches front on Caoton Railroad 573 feet inches
Fochers plantation and 25s feet 10 inches lines Benjamin
street.
Rg-. TERMS AND CONDITIONS One fourth cash. and
the balance credit of and three years. notes -
sided coupons suit the vendors purchasers to
their order be by them endorsed at per
cent from date ~ maturity # not paid maturity per
from maturity TIL hnal liquidation to be domicilated The
State Bank aud secured by mortgage upon
sold 1890
Act of sale before Magner Notary Public expense of
the purchasers m5 Is 70 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIEs TI5EATER, GRAvIEs sTREsT.
Lessee and Nansger M JOHN f. OWENS
Acting Manager o. EHEBLEy
STAGE Aattagsf Mr.. n. D. WAELACK