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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

TuE sale of China aud JApsnese goods by
] Graf 4 Co, will be continued this morn-
ing al eK A. NJ, 21f P. NJ, and o'clock in
the evening, No. 10 East Fourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

MILLINERY OPEERe.-our lady-readers
viii perceive by referring to our advertising
columns, that Mrs. W. L. Hudson willopen
her winter millinery goods tomorrow.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
A. HICKENLOoPER,

NTOKELL SNYDER vs.. NACHANIEL
the DEFENDANTS in the above case, will take notice
that the plaintiff, NJ, SNYDER fled his petition lion
If November 1860 in The Court of Common ieas If
Hamilton COUNT, Ohio; the PRAYER of which is to
Lots Nos ass, 4s9 400 and 4gl in Burnet aud Reed
ers Division, Walnut Hills, Millcreek Township
Hamilton County, Ohio, and the said VIM. Fem is
hereby notified that unless he appear ia sail Court
on or before the goth day Of December; 1850 and
fault, and the cause will be heard in his absence,
and decree rendered acc rdingly. -
WIN. PRUBASC0 AND NJ. SNYDER.
no2 pF Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

NH James Laughlin defendant. Bef re O.: F.
Hanselman, J; ?. OF Cineinnat Township, Hapil'
iS6O said Justice issued an Order Of Attachment IN
the above action, for the sum OF ten dollars, and
said cause is set for hearing before said Justice,
the Both day Of November. at 8 o'clock A. M
MARTIN MURRAY,
Dated, October Is, 1860. ocl9 c+F
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, AT p. NJ.
For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER COURIER, CAPT. MASON,
nc2 ~ -0 7 McBnRNLE. Agent EEszls.zssllasg.zz{s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
PEReONAL.

DERS for information that
II will lead TO the detection of the person per-
sons " no stole my stone, from lot between Four:
teenth and Fifteenth. sts., and between Elm and
Pine ALLEY. JOSEPH BROPHT,
oc26-d S59 Cutter-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
LOST

OST A LAME WHITE PoINEER SLUT
"A Any person returning the same TO 353 West
ourth street, win be suitably rewarded. no2-b'
+ OST-A POCKET BOuK-On or alb ut the 25th
IA ult., containing about 500, and some memurpn,
Inns. Any one ha, ing found the same, who Will
Piurn IL at the office Of the Broad ay Hotel, VIII
'qe handsomely rewarded, nol-b"
E OST-wATCH-A Lady'a Gold Watch aud
~ hahn, in Newport, snmc-whsre between the
Jerry landing aud the Rolling mill, Front st. Any
,orson leaving the same at this office, will be lib
orally rewarded. n'i-be
n OST-THREE BOOKS -Un saturday, october
4 - one with mo oeco eyer with strap and
uop; the other two common Memprtn tum no Iks
The II der will be reward ii by having hem at this
tiftice, with THOMAS MOEEhOUsE, Mes port
market. nol-be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, AT P. M.
For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER BOSTONA NO. 2. CAPTAIN
- MORGAN, leaves as above I'll
no2 T. MoBURNIE, Agent. -Etzeaszss====sS Ets9asszss==sSS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
FOR RENT.

ETOR RENT-OFFICE-A large and de.i,ahle
H corner Office in our building, corner uf Walaut
and Second SITS, suitable for Law office, Commission
or Insurance business.
nOl-fH VIM GLENN & SONS.
ETOR RENT-ROOMS-A No. IS Fighth-st..
n east of Lock- two nice r oms, with a good
porch, cellar, and plenty of water at Sc per month.
Inol.b'l
GNOK RENT-ROOMS To medium or small
~ families, three rooms in No. 100, and five in
0S Mton-st The suites of rooms are entirely dis
tiuct and in good condition, with yards and water.
Inquire at Prospect Hill Cottage, near by. no2'b'
NOR RENT-A neat brick house, containing
H four rooms, cellar and sumner kitchen, large
yard and cistern, situated in the north western
part Of the city inquire at 46S Liun-st., or ad-
dress T. W Press office. nO2-b
WTlUR RENT-The neat and comfortable two
II story dwelling No. 1S3 Third-street at S3T 80
per month Possession can be had the sth inst.
Boarding house keepers or persons who not
give reliable references, need not apply. E. GESr,
1Ot Main-st no2-bS
VISOR II ENT-HOUsE--A delightfully."- estimated,
H furnished House, with 3 to acres of ground,
finely improved. and situated within five minutes
walk of the Flfth-street Ferry in West Gov nRtOn.
House is large, and has every modern improvement:
s iables, Carriage ans Servants Houses &c. Also,
two Houses of six rooms and one acre of ground
each, perfect and complete IN every respect Apply
on the premises, near the new Church, in West
Covingt6p, at So West Third street
oc3l.d* JOHN W. CLARK.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ?, AT P. M.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
STEAMER OHIO NO. 8, CAPT. HE'S
no2 T. MoBURNiE, Agent. fs=sssllLzssssssS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

y0ARDING-One fine, large front room, suit
. able for a gentleman ard lady, or two gentle
n wishing to room together a few more single
,tlemen can be accommodated; also day-buard-
by applying at 81 East FOurth-st. np2-bF
BOAR DING-TwO or three gentlemen or a
, family can be accommodated with pleasant
Mt room and board in a priv ate IA lily. Also, a
4 day boarders desired at No. 209 Ninth-st be-
cen Central av. and JOhn-st. Oc31-d'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

sUANTED-JUST OUT The Gem Husker,
Nv Husk- Picker aud general Feed-Outter., All
sops wanting rights or machines will please
II or serd in their orders early. Call address
|STRAIT, 1856 West Third-st., second floor, left
:, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wanted-Ripe corn, IN the
k. ocS-x
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BOARDING.

OARDING-A lady and gentleman can be ac-
n commOdated with board in a private family.
ialy at 1S9 Mound-st. nO2-bS
2tOAR PTNG-0ne pleasant Room for one or
T. two gentlemen. Also, one unfurnished Room
a family or gentleman, who will furnish it, at
I64 Elm-street, above Fourth. no2-bT
gentleman and wife, and few
single gentlemen can be accommodated with
Portable board. Also few day-boarders, at No.
= Sixth. street. no2-b*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02

- ANTED-At the great Photograph, Ambro-
Nv type, Electrotype, Melainoty pc aud Ferrotype
BOT, ,, q, @ and = Fifth-st., commencing at the
t,rer Of Fifth and Main-sts. Fifteen hundred
4 pie da lily get correct likenesses from nine
It's to SI5; no charge for five-cent pictures, they
| thrown in APPLEGATE 4 co,
lo2.bs ProprietOrs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
FOR SALE,

WCOR sALE-PIANO-A finely carved, Severn
- octave Rosewood Piano for sale cheap, az 339
Gutter street. moths
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
sNeh 0rlfaas 1aiIp 0rssfsul
ARRIVAL On THIN srbA ssafp gsfrtas ssry

u
The Empire City arrived at her wharf III III -
" hour yesterday morning. Her purses fasaYskxs
the following report
The Empire City, Capt. q. Harrison, Isft New
York on THE 5fll, At A. M, and entered Havana
harbor on the morning of fhs 18th, having szps
srienced much heavy weather. Hsrs she received
the semi-monthIy malls and passengers from HS-
vauss and LIFT at .Ms, fle aaa1e da far ts isDrs
The Empire City brings very heavy freight of
merchandise from New York, and l09 passengers
w: ~ from New Fork, 81 from California Aaa IS
from Havana. Left IN port q, 3. propeller EFtns
der, Mafitt, 10 continue her cruise tils foasNanE
day off the north shore Of the Island, and steamers
Quaker City and Havana. Capt. Mcconnell reports
So hours run from dock in New Orleans 81 anshaf-
age at Havana.
The health of Havana Ii good, and the city teens
with strangers. i Al general celebration, firing Of
heavy guns from the GabaHas fort, tunanltuons4
ringing of bells and grand military display testified
til the joy Of the HabaneTos al the late fofsHtoss
event another child born to the State and the
Queen mother. All this was eginced as we entered
the harbor BY the unusual com7nolion within and
point. Sir VIM. Gore 0useley is still aS Havana,
and. politically speaking deaf mute. NJ more
Coolies afe % Do brought into Cuba after Deseza-
Der, 1860.
following passengers came
Nesr Yak-Nisa HARRY HysIops Aavsh,s
f y Phyfs n powiis, Mss Brilliant ~ child Miss "a
! j ;s.,s essss rssssaa p M
Mts. Bfowp Ne 5so,l nd ady i'll Iaoas M Danay Chas.
faxagns. Ms. aTseacs ~ aady md lg ssssiasr. He
NJ WsKs Ne HssabesE u Esesbs w III III
zehIdrsn sad ssrkant Jadgs gssse N Thos
I 16 cabin and III steeraEe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
IL a Ia M 81 isl iesll
Later from Pixies Peak.


The st. Louis papers publish the following te1e-
graphic dispatch: s
LEAvENwesTH, Feb. TO- The Pixies Peak ex-
PRESS with dates to the 3D. inst. arrived here this
afternoon, with 5000 In geld. ss II
The outward bound express was delayed Fifty
two hours, BY heavy SHOWS. which fell to thu depth
Of fifteen inches between the Eg and Little glue.
Great excitement prevails III Denver City on &C
count Of the jumping Of several cEais Within the
city limits. Tile jumpers commenced tle erection
of buildings and when warned to desist hy d com
mittee Of the Town Company declared their deter
mination to hold the claims al NIL hazards Rifles
were leveled upon the committee who, after hold
ing council, Withdrew, but during The night a
party proceeded to the claims and destroyed THE
improvements without molestatioi. il
The day following, the jumpers retali&ssd BY
firing upon r. B- Bradford, agent of the ExprHs&
Company, who, however, eseaAed nnhnrt. An
attempt was also made to shoot r. r.. Whitsitt,
Secretary Of the Town Company.
Owing TO threats having been made til fire tho
city, the streets were patfolied by armeds bodies
Of citizens during the ensuing night, bas no ont
break occurred.
It was the prevailing belief that THE claim con
troversy would lead 10 serious results
Il The. citizens of AuraTia having taken measures
to suppress petty robberies, which had become
alarmingly prevalent, several collisions occurred
Sheriff Middaugh was fired npon while entering
the street from the Vasquez House. IA military
company Yves assembled. who preserved order
throughout the night
The next day four Of the most offensive rioters
were ordered to Leave within FIVE hours, under
penalty Of hang which request they complied
with.
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IAcops, ARE eALLERY, 8 oAMp srRERr,

Nc
The subscriber respectfully informs the numerous patrons Of
this celebrated AmbTetype and Photograph Gal
Iery established in ls42 TINT b haa secured or years
Just returned from Europe with all late in fhe
the art Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits Of the finest fnsh.
Miniatures Of al sizes In % coors ivory other MATERIAL
q 70 suit the taste and price Of ALL will be taken
any size required, either plain 81 painted
The best artists in the United States employed and MI
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The Gallery elegantly fitted mp with extensive collection
works Of art and yer and ladies and genean respect
fully invited TO visit Ii.
oas en- Aous's's 1sfas eAsa = L s. LrPMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
THREE TWo-sToRy BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
Of Tchoapitoulas and Celeste streets and One
Story Double Tenement Frame Cottage House, Csess
street, ut auction, on long credit.
BY j. b. WALTON,


- 1t the III. Charles Exehsnge. Will be solid
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with tho buildings and i'm
rroYeaens thereon Tbs First District n the bounded
by TrhoHpouIas Religious Celeste ard st. Thomas Streets
designated by ne NOS I saad "a plan drawn NJ Isais
H. Pile. CITY Surveyor. dated the 9Th day of February. l6D
Lot No forming thy corner o fehoponlas and Celeste
streets "a Front Tshnuptoulas
depth and of 81 feet Celeste Running back
alley the rear wide opening Celeste street and
mon to this LOT and fhe adjoining lots Nos. and
I Mo- III feet inches front TehSupton
street depth of o. feet running back the above de-
scfibed alley.
Lot No measures 10 inches front TehnupItouas
street by depth Of - feet between parallel lines with the use
of the above described alley.
The these three consist of Three Two
Story Brick Dwelling Houses and Twotoy Back Bailng.
lot No 30 feet 70 inches md lines front on Ce
lese street, by depth 81 about 62 feet 10 tnches
The improvements this lot consist Of One sery Double
Tesemen Frame Cottage Home and BACK Buildings. e.e-
The above described Is leased until March April
1850 1T the rate Of SiiGb per
Hy-TERMs0 fourth cash balance III 4 and years,
Of The purchasers eaaal instruments their
order bearing interest The per from
day paid and with special the property
sold until final payment.
The buildings insured 70 the satisfaction Of the vendor
purchaser and the POLICIES transferred the vendor
until final payment.
before Theodore Guyol notRry public at the
Tells
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
BUREAU nu REGEsEUR nE Ia CoMPAGRtE
De DISAGREEMENT de Ia Nouvelle Orleans


De DISAGREEMENT de Ia Nouvee Orleans
No. 5S ST. Anne.
A TTENDU Gue maIgre des recherclaes fffi-
IA gentes lie sonssne connatre ques sont
IL les prnpfetaes proprtas erenhes capre deefe
ses la seconde section de dessechemeH qHi s
pour etre dcsechee ableau dHssesseEt
roisse actuelIement Ia Troisieme Cou de District de Nile
Orleans, lie ia mars 1858.
Les es proptets erriennes dasgnses plan
dite suite,
TN If.ET DE TERRAIN No. 4nS, borne par les Alex
andre Mnra Bievie ct Doiiane.
I'm ILET DE TERRAIN No 424 borne par les rues Mura
tn NIL Ti,ET TRREGGLIER DE TERRAIN No as6, borne
par les David Toulouse ST Pierre Of propale
appBenant appartenu d succession de John Medic.
nogh l peds dc face In David 1 pieds
1888 pef sur In gne qi epare de u ropete appartenan
ayant appartenn Ii il succession de John Menanogh
UN ILET IRREGUIIER DE TERRAIN No 296, horna
les ST. jean Toulouse ct ST. Pierre Ct une Lyme
coura de Ia ST. Pierre ID Toulouse, 10 sparat
dune prapriete appartenant aynt aHpartenn Norbert
Fiia ESQ., lie dit terrain D1 pieds poees de face
la s. Jean 40 peds do face Ia rue Toulouse Ct 0 peds
TREIzE TERRAINs dams le No All borne par les rues
Toulouse, St-Patrick, st Here ct Bemadette.
lie No forme ange des ST Patrick St Pierre ayant
Les Nos ayant chaenn pes dc la rue ST Piere
100 pes de pfofode entire les rnes Ct
Les Nos i3 IL h. H. 81 Of ayant ehaeun 30
neds face la Toulouse eees eTna
dotte. sur 40 pieds psueea De profondenr. b
Mainena 10 pfopretaires resnecfB DIES ets
ciessus deers apcrtis ss
font pas connare sousgd dams les vngt aus par du
jour de premiere insertion dc Get avis potsds euse les
neonnnes conormite Ia sepeme section de Ia eharte
Ruendte de Ia C9pagnie dc Desstchtent SouYele
leans, approuvsle 70 mars 1889.
Reeevear de Ia copagnie dc Dsseehement de u Movable
Orleans. fell 3tnl5d
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who are the following described landed
been assessed the draining thereof ableau Of Assess
niet and hooagated in the late Parrish Court
present the Third District court Of New oeaHs The l4h
March, 1853.
Tie landed properties designated the plan Of said
csmpany follows fo@t
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 42a, bounded BY Mnrat,
Olympia, Canal aud Custemhonse strseis.
ONE sou ARE OF GROUND, Nc. 4Da bounded by Alex.
amber, Mafat, Benyie and Gnstonlhouse streets.
ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No 1856.
bounded by David, Toulouse and ST. Peter streets and BY
property belonging heretofore 70 the estate Of John
Donogh having sol feet inches front David 80
feet front Toulouse street. So feet front 1T Peter
1913 feet line dividing it from property belonging
heretofore 10 the estate Of John Nc Dnnough.
AN IRREGULAR. SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 296.
line running St Peter Toulouse and dividing
fre property belonging heretofore 70 Norbert Ne
ESQ said ground 20 feet inches front St. John
street. 80 feet front Toulouse street and 100 feet trout St.
Peter street.
Lot No forming the Of 81. Patrick and st. Peter
streets and having 80 feet front ST Peter street. 10
inches on St. Patrick street.
Nos having each 80 feet front St Peter
by I'D feet inches In depth bstween 81 Patrick and Berna
dotte streets. LEM i
Lots Nos 10 49, IT. Is 19 40 q and u having each
30 feet front Toulouse street, between ST. Patrick and Ber
datfe streets, by lsg feet inches IN depth. s
the respective the above described
squares Of ground hereby notified that II they make
the DAY of the rst Insertion advertisement lie SAN
squares Of Ground will be proceeded against belonging II
absent ukeo persons In accordance with the
amended Charter Of the New Orleans Draining Company
| approved March 20 1889, .
| s554s Eaea,var RI tl,a Drainss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
ct of Washington Avenue and Chippewa street, at
:. BY WALTON,

ACCOMMODATIONS, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY the 18th inst, at IL o'clock
- H. at Charles Hotel Exchange, at public auction.
will be sod-5 - = :, :, :, -
In he sanre handed Washington Aeenne, Sixth Chippewa
and Thomas designated BY the Nos and On plan
February 1866 and measuring each n inches md lines
front on Washington Avenue by deph of 100 feet inches
and lines between parallel nesLot NO forming the cor
ner Of washington Avenue and Chippewa streets
third CASH balance IN and years IN the
der bearing cent interest per snnam from Gay q sale
speea mortgage the property sold until final payment
Acts &c sale D. l. Ricardo Esq Notary Pablie at the
eSnense of The purchaser. fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

PROPHECIES DE FEH JOHN MrDONOGH.
yENTE D,ILETs Dams HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM,
Shrewsbury Bath lenean, reserve long erd
dit endosseu ordre ct pour compile du Ponds
DIES Ecoles de McDonogh, willie de ID Nouyele Orleans.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanterr de la Vile,
Bureau, 40 Camp street.
r UNDI,. ~ de fevrier 1850, a midi, In
at sous ia direction Commute de Finance Gonse Genan
les proprdtes suvantes sernnt yendnes-
TINTH ILETS stuas dams la vile de Haem paroisse
de Jefferson ehacun 500 pieds 20 dtsgnes par
IS a. 10 It i scion a IN a pa H. sss y pal
Louis II. Pilie, voyer, en- date du de janver 1850.
DEUX lETS dams Is Vile de Shrewsbury parosse de JEFF
ferso chacnn 800 les Nos 15
.oUATRE.VfEGT DEux TERRAINs ct portions dilets
dams Ia vile deunsyile paoisse dc Jefferson desiene
plan drese par Louis H. Pile date du 10 de de-
IETs situs willie Bath dssgnes par les
Nos 81 CO. 95 49, scion plan dress6 par Louis IL Pile
yoyer en- date du IL janyier 1860.
nFrTERMES Ell GDNDTTIONS-Un -cinquieme compliant
ct III balance credit dn deuS, quare ans bill
lets des acauareurs payabes Banque dies Gtoyens
due les privileges du yendeur les dts blets
teront de pour de la date insla
atrite. Eli de npaienet apres matnra les dts bill
lets poreron ineret anx de cent jusqua
parat aeen Gette derniare condition sentendera pas
De manere b rearder 10 placement des dts biets
mes acuuereus metteront possession lers propres
dons dc ID pere cidessns menonnte dams quze jonrs
iour de Ia dams lie de dea negligence de ier
part propriee acqns anoneee ct vendue
ienrs popr compile ue sans ae autfe avis de defant
legal. :, ~.
pie aux ftais des aeuuarenra iasn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
Il. 3. WALTON,
IMrgoVIgG PROPERTY TN ms REAR or THE
Rirs Dsct near Easai street. very long credit withoHs
1''P'ss''- BYJ. b. WALTON.

BIZ J. b. WALTON,
5s@ 4ucrToHEER-- OfEes 10 Catnp street.
GyATURDAY. the 18th February, 1885, NJ ~
- O'clock NJ III Charles Hotel E1shang q aactaoa
ToRTYssgygN LoTs on GROUND in tbs reaf If tsss
First District near Canal street, ss follows, owft--
NINETEEN LOTS or GROUND in square No. I96 o.
Tlacupsons plan Of the Second Municipality messng eaeh
about S feet 'front.' by abomt 9S fest in Depth sxee os o
which triangular form aud msasnses Z5 feet W jneMfe
Olympia strees IzS feet lnces agd iIns
100 feet tnc ssn HeN %
the line and IS Hires the dagons line
die iot from The triangle which forms the corner o asqgtt
and Olympia which bnHnded py
Gas4net Mnra and payra streets 80 measures - ssst
Inches and lines Olympia street. l72 fret md TIE sncnes On
street $40 fss inches and lines On Marss
PA At ehea and lines Palyrs street. Tine fsaRaaf
lot which forms The Of Olympia and Gas4uet STREETS
s pot Included III the sale.
SQUARE No. 558. the fIan divided into 70 los
measuring each short 81 ra about 100 eet ID depth
except The key l0s which have depth Of about l5I feet
whsh s4hare y banded BY BANKS, olympia. Palnyfa and
Muas stteets and 3l4 fee inches and lines fon
eaeh on Ranks and Palmyra 80 Inches and
ines fasf IN 0ynpa and Mnrat This Will be
solo in hlaek, at 70 Mneh per lot.
1a- TERMS AND GUNDITIONS-Fcr Ne property first
Described onetrd cash balance and years with
PEI cent amman from date 70 maturity md per there
after iii paid, with mortgage until final payment.
The payment April to- iaa taree years
ing per interest from maturity mortgage
the for the balance cash The interest upon Tie
note walt be iii addition 10 the price Of adjudication
Ac.s or sale before gas Snger Notary Pube 81 the
III fst3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT af
nbered in the Parish Of Iberville close the Nc
DoHough lands
BY j. B. WALTON,
d - . Afs W <A 'Hlt-3 = k-yAfs
AueTInNEHRl-f1 flee. az

AUGTIoNEER--Dtice, 40 Camp street,
HIGHLY valuable tract of land atlt0aas-
IN ing the McDonogh land las the property Of the city
BALTIMORE Section No. 80 IN Township IL Range IS
East containing G3s 81 100 acres
THIS tract Is considered of the sos valuable In State
mt only far the quantity of cypress and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality OF It's SOIL
90 For terms, apply 10 j b WALTON, Aucsoneer, NO 10
Rank ss5ff