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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

lake DRINK.-The following is one Of the
many Photographic sketches" reported from
the Charleston Convention:
|Mr Cuttings, of Md, renewed the motion
70 lay on the table. The President was abou,
s,;'uhS the question, when 4 voice cried our.
Mr PRESIDENT, it's Il mistake; | didn't second
mat mans motion down there Mr.. Cuttings
rose to demand an explanation. He wonld
IKE 10 Know VINO 1t was that spoke so disre-
sPectuiiy OF him. He claimed to be q delegate
from MARY lard. Mr.. Hooper arose. He did
NOT lntend anything disrespecti tiul to the gem
tieman IRON Maryland, but my name is Tom
Hooper, OF Alabama. Mr. Gitnng.-Ifno in
So, was intended, the gentleman will call at
my room and take a drink
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04
tD MULES FOR SALE.

70 Oh saLE-A pair of MULES, equal
"a ~ an. ia The city Of Richmond, or any
II oaf pace. Tary are iarge. we'll broke,
~, e.Sa ~ hfrness and suitable either for
tesb d,,,.sau'ah u'ah of qulch harness, az they
J. j. 'H Il btedt ucai to II private carriase.
bA Is h tttf fEHfSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

.Hetropctitan Hal, on Franklin street. was
offered for sale yesterday afternoon. by public
auction, but not sold, AS only SIG per foot
was offered for IS feet Of the gound. running
back ITO feet. ON which the building stood
The vacant lot on the west. fronting a6 feet.
was scId for 800 5u per front foot '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

EsnV" fE tT.-The large FACTORY on
e SS'ev'' het@een 10th and nth streets, near
~ p"t' A'D1.eure 4 Co.'S. suitable for To-
Llsv'...' =" trehogse, or Manufacturing Es-
sB~'.N'' Enquire of i d. EAcMn.
. KENT. PA NE. r. co.
b fLG lie tIhsi auc oLLoNU
~ VAS el the DWfLiING over our store.
hs-u MkhCUs HARRIS 4 BRO,
Next to the American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

E,.S V" ~ thhENT.-The ROOM tormerI, occu-
Il 5, IN II nitenuTsts Gallery, No. " Main St,
i;,r,o' hooM on the third tiogr For terms.
"s-,s '"HNoo-> a Il WOOD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

.oh kEN:-One large FRONT ROOM.
II 10 nIe n,'. ~. broad street, below 9th. Apply
f''"ihcs. NH 3-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

Il JAPANESE BELLE.-A recent East India
tra'eller thus sketches her:
sd" Il young girl standing fan in hand
~ an open door, reading. She was simnIv
tlad d II! loose Grape half petticoat. ha,fdrass
lDg gown sort of dress reachiuo as t,r ,Io,,,,
rs the ankles, and bound by n sash nf yai,,
SILK around the waist. Her feet which yyara
Small ana beautifully formed rested -, ,ha
~; NM" n straw sandals of the country Over
hiS dresS which left the bosom nartlC nnnn,
eIed, she Wore n Iicht cre.mIcolr.d ~
I'chei, OF musiIn texture. with wida sIoa,os
tAtfnu'd litIie below the elbow: her sof,
t, o'aHh n.iir was beautifully drawn back cir the
ioieheiu ana bound in Il peculiar cInstor :,
the hach OF the head where il was hald Lv t,Un
Soiu pms, one OF great length and win :,
s I|l- i'ht. ueNice attached to it and which
,. teu 10 ,tno ITO with every motion of lis fair
"eaier. Her complexion was BRIGHT and n,la
nuch more so than the Chinese; her taotnras
ani,"teu ana expressive, and her teeth whita
ana rs timely formed as her entire figur. n,
.i .iit ldttei saw mat she was uGmarred-th..
ihNarianie japanese custom being TIA, on tho
marriage OF every female the teeth ,ro dynJ
Off. e"io"s sha'eh
matted nearly i'll front of whore she stood.
sue oiu not look 'piqued,' and turn AWAY a..
the fair damsels OF INV own country ,v,,
nave Gone; but she favored me with n steady
s'Ze ahd smiied. thongh l could scarcely dc.
i., ,rct the movement of feature while herayes
ike souls OF elOquence sIowed in f,scin.i;n
beauty. She was reading a hool. r so1nti ~ S
i" III d low DOW, she returned the commitment
ny d somewhat similar movement Observing
my curiosity 10 see the book which she hold
rinoeu IL To me IL was thick and of nearly
4uarto size, and letter press was mived VII
numerous wood cuts-a common circum
% ; saance Ia Japan, rs subsequently ascerlained.
where hearty every book published abounds
,'ni VIZ numerous Illus strations. In weight the
book was exceedingly light and the coVar ,,,s
ol very thick coiored paper, HIGHLY orua.
'nth,eo, , the external picture being that of a
rIuctnxioh; the paper Wa printed on one side
,a nnu ielI uncut, so that the prin ted sides
que oi an ordinary kind, was OF excellent ~
Poglanhy. OF its ordinary merits the young
auy might have formed All opinion but bein.7
pIelSont Ihiup :, - N' |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

x~ BENJAMIN d. NA1M,
49, ATTORNEY AT Law.
=, ,Aatends ~ the Courts of Chester &c ID Povhatsn
hsnc" aud vi the city oi RichIaond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04
o.. GEO. DABNEY wOOTTON.

T6S nAWE r.. 81 iION, AYTOkNEV
49, AT LAW AND NOTARY PUbl.iC-
fraetices IN ali the Courts Of the city Of Rich
nnnd aud the couaties ot Henrico and Goncnl.nd.
Uihce corner Bank and Iish streets, RichmInd
va he eIs also Commlssicnnr oil the UnIted Hfnfe:
Ooo's " N1aIuta. an IL Am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

"EOKGE v. AfEkL, =
.o8ce and Residence Southwest oc,ner Ms,a -
s.h sts. hrss door above CsonshxV's NeW Hnss3
k.chmOnd, Va. WV ""sSs
Having an cxpcs.snss Of ten yssrs in Ais ,rofss.
SON. ne leeis confident of xivsnx ssSisfScslun Ia
'nsIe y 10 NAY iavcr bim With their 0osfOpaso.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
Marslnal,s Sale.

DY virtue Of general execution to me directed issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the United States Dis
tct Court for the District Of Iowa In the northern division
thereof dated the 2sth day Of February 1850 in favor
Of Richard D. Lathrop Ct al. and against George Green
William Green, James c. Traer John w. Traer and VIII
liam Mcclure, have levied upon the following prop
ery, TO wit:-Commencing twenty two feet west OF the
south east Of fractional lot fraction.
al block number sx In the village Of Cedar Falls Black
Hawk County, Iowa. running feet thence
north to the north line Of said thence east twenty
feet thence south to the place Of beginning Also part
OF lot number one, in block number ONE In said village
beginning at the south al the north half Of said
lo thence north twenty feet Main Street. thence west
sixty feet thence south twenty feet thence east sixty feet
to the place Of beginning, ~ the property Of william
Green Also the following notes. to wit One signed by
j. w. Mcclure for $129 TO- dated March GATH lS57 one
signed by Morris Corwinfor f34 dated July 4h is57
and three signed by George Secor for 800 each dat.d
April 1th 1852 al With interest," situated In the County
Black Hawk and State ri L9a the property defend
ants to satisfy judgment Of 1851 "a debt with interest
thereon at the rate of six per cent from the 18th day
October, 1859, and the further Of A3S so costs
together with all accruing COSTS and shall the FIRST day
OF May 1861 at two o'clock p H. of said day at the
door Of the Post Office in Cedar Falls Black Hawk Coun.
ty Iowa. offer At Public ae TO the highest bidder cash
oil the right title and interest Of said persons above
ed In and to the above described property satisfy said
execution and costs. LAUREL SUMMERS
u. g. Marshal for the District Of Iowa,
By HORACE FUTILE, Deputy.
March 17th 1850 "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
Harperss New Monthly Magazine.


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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
FOR TEE WEEK ENDING NARcn Q6,

QUOTATIONS..
BEEF CArrLE-Good to prime, net weight y b lO3l1c
Inferior and medium, 5}(1103c.
Mich Cows-Far to PRIME y head, $4OGI54: Inferior
and Common, 320086
VEAL CALvEs-@ D4(D7c.
SHEEP AND LAxBs-Live, per head, 3.75a11.OO
The receipts Of Beef Cattle ut the principal yard were
from Iowa and Illinois, as follows:
Iowa-866. Illinois-1Oa9
SwiHE.-With liberal receipts and largely increased
stock Swine are heavy at decline and prices cannot
be quoted over 66lc for cornfed ct which only very
moderate demand preva lied.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
PROSPECTUS
49,. OF THE ~
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE

The GAZETTE WIN be conducted with design TO enhance
the prosperity and advance the public interests Of Cedar
Falls and the surrounding country and to increase and
make known the many advantages possessed BY this
lon Of the Cedar Valley for the investment Of capital In
al legitimate branches Of trade. well the unequalled
facilities affords the farmer mechanic and laborer, In
heir respective avocatsons
TO the citizens Of Black Hawk County shall endeavor
to make our paper Indispensable. by making medium
through which shall be made known oil the interesting
events Of The day. whether tranprng At home abroad
In the Local Department hail be constant aim
chronicle every Item having tendency 70 aect the inter-
ess Of our cislsena and advocate All measures having
sseAspey 70 Asvsssp ouf reserves - angusna car
ntoooevNy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

!, Dubuque d Poetic r. R.-We see BY the
lndependepcs Guardian that the cars on the
Dubuque I Pacific Railroad win commence
running b Hamilton about the first of May.
This announcement we are happy to make to
our readers, for . Hamilton is only eighteen
mikes sast 81 tits place, it will bestow many
accommodation. upon the people Of our local.
Y, . wen Is have s tendency to bring more
from abroad, q survey the beauties, and i'm
rortance Of our location. We hope that the
time intervening between this and the an
nouncement of it, arrival at Cedar Fails will
b short indeed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
CT. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LoUfs, April g. $780,
FLOCR-Market Nat. Country supcrnne as 90 coun.
try double EXTRA III choice city superne a. SO bag
do extra, - y bag.
wHEAT-Good spring e1oat1.ls; prime and choice,
poor fall clio; common and fair fall 81 III
al Is prime read, S1.8601.40.
CORN -44045
Oats-Good 48045; prime 46047c.
BAklEY-Saies limited, at previous rates.
PORK-Firm. -
WHlSkEY-sales Is barrels at Isle.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

psstry.ysen.--At . meeting Of the congre.
CATION ofthe Episcopal Church, St. Lukes Par.
ish held on Monday evening April 9th, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected Vestry
p, +. WHrs, On. A. H. MAssn, w. H. Nc
CLvns, g. 5. BAcLsY, J. NJ. BEs,AxIs, J. w.
IsxAs, L. II: BAass, D. J. CoLrnAs and c.
II. NyLARxY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Rs;lding.Mr. Gro. w. HENRY is putting
up : large addition to his store, which is &C.
cupied BY W. PlERcr, Esq, and when COM
pleted, will be among the largest store-soom
IN the place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Edxcational.-Th Board OF Education Of
Cedar Falls Township, held their first meet.
ing last Saturday, At which T. c. REED was
elected President and A. MULAskY Treasurer
- the Board for the ensuing year. D. J.
COlExAN, Township Clerk, is e. c0se;o Clerk
Of the Board.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Cvars. BlsHor 4 BENJAMIN have what
re call good cigars. We don't want you to
take our word for It, but just drop in At our
friends B. / BIS. and they viii demonstrate
the fhct to Jour entire iatisfaction for five
cent piece.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

ssaAe q ~ 1Gasssss bseA = sArssA, fr
IN kinds q Produce, Stock, Be-, are concerned.
Firmly and eenscensiousiy believing that The principles
Of The Republican Party enunciated IN ~ Fhadslpha
Platform Of 1885, are shove al otbea - ca,calated to
promote the vital interests Of M county, sd 70
the . greatest number The greatest good" - Ill
AInchiasy advocate IL docaines and bSr sGessuy for
~ success. u ssf5
Yos terms etc., zee Arst pAee. ~
MA O. D. PERHIN9
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Bsoh and Saos.-E. B. HArcu has just
received large assortment Of boots and shoes
tor ladies and gentlemen's summer wear
BY reference, 70 Mr.. HIS. advertisement it
win b seen that he has an extensive stock Of
goods, to examine which the public are in.
uvited 70 call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
CHICAGO MARxe@.

CHICAGO MARxe+.
CHICAGO, April II, 1850.
FLOUR &A70
wHEAT-Dul and heavy II SOC No. spring in store !;
No. e108 01.41on board
CORN-In demand at 473 for No. 1 in store
OATS-Good demand at Sic, In store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Residence. We understand that g. II.
DoEHnIsR. is now putting up fine resi-
dsnce over in the Southwest part of town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Rain. We need rain badly in this part Of
the world just now. The Cedar River is sci
dom ~ low q it is 1t this time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Cedar Falls e Ninaesota r. R-We sec
by the Dubuque Times that during the last
night of the late session Of the General As.
scmbly, bin lcgalizing the issue of Railroad
bonds in Mitchell County passed the House,
and if it received the Executive signiture is
now q law. 1t was once defeated in the Sen.
ate, but on reconsideration, passed. We
have no doubt but what the Governors sig
niture has been attached, and if SO, is now a
law Of vital Importance as regards the inter
csts Of Cedar Falls, as well as the inhabitants
upon the line Of the projected road. The
work upon this road will doubtless be re-
commenced the present season, and push. d
forward to an carly completion. The difficult
ties which have stood in the way-of which
the the trouble in relation to the Mitchell
County bonds was onc-are being rapidly
removed. This road will be valuable ac-
QUESTION to the business facilities Of Cedar
Falls, and also great accommodation to the
travelling public
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
LODGES.

LODGES.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
AIkA 1.-Black Hawk Lodge No. g. A. +. A.
meet in their splendid new Hail. In Cedar Falls every
Monday evening or preceding the full moon In each
month. 1.A. BISHOP, w. NJ
BYRON CULVER, Sec'y.
VALLEY CHArTER, No. oo.-vaney Chapter R.
A. Masons meet every "wednesday evening on proceed
Ing the full moon Of each month"; At Masonic Ham, Cedar
Falls. J. II. BROWN, II. p.
@: B. vANsAuN. sec'y. 1""'7
GOOD TEllPI.ARS-The Good Tempiass meet ss
their Hall In Overman Browns brick block, every Tues
dag evening e.N. PIERCE, W. c. T.
JOSEPH CHASE, RS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~
1ARTIST-services At lci 4. y. and ?. n. by Rev.
u. R. WALTON.
EPIDC0PAL-serviees At ?. n. BY Rev. D. R. CIR
voRp.
NETHODIDT-seryicesa At 101 4. Y. and I ?. n. by
Rev. w. FRANK PAXTON.
PRE8DYTERIAN-Services at 103 A. n. and ?. n.
by. Rev. J. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Wood.--We want some enc to bring US .
load Of wood and take the GAZETTE to pay
Ior Il.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
Halper's Weekly.
A JOURNAL or CIVILIZATION.

HIkef.CLAo0 ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
SHICs, rvs cExrs.
IIABRKR>0 Weekly has nov been In existesce two
Ilysars During that time egort has besn spared 70
make the bes possible Family papsr for TIE American
people, and Il = The belief Of the proprietary that b The
particular Geld which Occupies no existing periodical
ean compare With Il.
One copy twenty weeks, 80; one copy year, $50
copy two years 400; dye copies tss year 500
twelve copes Tor one year 40OO tweutynve copes one
ysas lo6O An extra copy VIM - allowed for every club
q twelve Of tuenty-h Ave GuhacriberG
vos and Il HaSpeFs Weekly for the years 1851 ard
l0oo bounA n mnAlln $50 PER vol Muslin covers Sor
hindlng. - esnAe soeh
HARPER / BROS, PuhAaAass
Hrsnklln Gatare r. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

, Am5rotHss.--Mr. H. WALros, Esq, wishes
d TO say to al those desiring pictures to call
soon, - he is to remain in town but short
time. See adv.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

8 Es1. -Ffesh Ash and young fishermen ar
row very plenty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

Rst4rAed Our Representatives in the
Stats LsgiskEufe, A. F. BRowN Of the Sem
ate, and the Hon. ziAa{ SrnxsrEn, Of the
House, returned to their homes 1t this place
last Saturday. They have given US friend
lycall, and We were happy to see them in such
apparently excellent health, and such posi-
lively good spirits. We think We speak the
! ff1ipds Of their constituents, when we say
that they return with more friends than
Yhea they went, and that their doings, Is
Isgishtoss, have given the people Of the dis
tzict thsy repsessnted, entire satisfaction
And Why should they not Certainly they
have lAboeed hard, and accomplished much,
tcr TIE interest of Black Hawk Co. We ore
not alone IN bestowing upon them the praise
which they deserve, but it has been univer-
FL among tie reporters and correspondents
Of papers throughout the State. If Black
Hawk County = slways q fortunate in OBJ
taisdug her State Legislators, she need not
6saf buk whit her best interests win always
b carefully attended to.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

FS0kers.-Therc seems to be 4 large emf.
grafton from the country above us to Pixies
Peak. Every week more or less pass through
our place enroats for the gold mines.. Tues.
day Of this week . company of nine, from,
Bremer County, camped here over night
Yesterday, Thursday - another company
lAssed through here. Very few have went
from This town. The general impression
among our citizens seems to be that they can
DO better in Cedar Falls than they could in
Pixies Peak. We think it shows in them
commcndable rood sense.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

A Short Trip,A Short trip in the coun-
try the other day convinced US that the farm
ers were very busily engaged in blowing and
sowing We wish for them better success
the coming harvest than they have expert
cnced in the two preceding We observed,
also, numerous improvements going on, in
the way Of new farm-houses, barns, fencing
and putting land in . condition for tillage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
x. DIXON, ArroRNEY-Ar-LAw No. n Camp
ID mlA ly

GTEAAI CORN MILL FOR SALE-Wiil be sold
y at auction THURSDAY, March ~ IL o'clock,
Poeyfare street. between Camp and Magazine Streets
yosy sold Mt private sae the entire Corn and
Coffee MIL consisting Of eight horse portable steam engine,
Also Coffee MIL Coffee Resster and all the machinery and
This for any one to engage in pso6ta
Bile business SMALL capital Any wishing purchase
examine the premises application TO Mes robson
NJ WITHERELL No OIL Magazine street,
C. PITTS GARDNER SMITH.
ml9 No. 81 Common street.
DORTEE-6o casks Marzetti's Stout for by
i s. WOLFF.
mig e0lner Grayier and New Levee sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

AucnosEER.
SATURDAY. March "a, 1850, liz O'Clock
The following Highly valuable and fashionable improved prop
Espanaat street. on account Of the owners leaving Tor
l. fHE MAGNIFICENT MANSION It present occupied by
Mr. Rodriguez on Ep'snadc street Tont measuring
100 feet froht Baracks
elegantly Furnished pao private In the hall way
dining RECEPTION rgo wine cellar and pantry back and
bahrooms I've patent waer closets etc. Every n
l rsserser leading q be sns
n every sg s iss ss.egs composed Of ,r
hydrant snd ae ia oHt Il lie ea Sc.
y s s 9gs'y ~ whole bs s9
Sessssa q 9di 5e,slosk 7, y y p's'e's
above and forming ne Eanas and koeheblays
sse h@yS Il set loa Of street fGr on
ground floor hadsoe psror with in the ceto back
I q sssssa se
badngs hsxea ass paniy kitchen wash three ssx
With house. i sf aea as n ga pinse
pipes rH ~ wsefgo sts introduced IL the yard me
I I'll e TlsEE HosEs s fseaae street
T%o E III s IL ys aa e 5 s Il H. n,.oy y
described hsSbs each q feet front street. by about
: THE bwELLISG HOUSE on rsplaaads street. between
Gaye1 ard g 1 9g occupied By NJ Paul Berger basng four
THAT u sasa
NJ w. assr s Soase esaaas
roorns pantry Kitchen washreom, eseB hyan stables aud
i've servants looms The garden in high Of cnliiva
ton, and planted with l grape vines 0f superior quality
said tract measures about rs Feet front Bayou road 90 feet
on Casanedo alley OLD feet on the line dividing It from the pro-
perry Of n. Bensehi E and 1870 feet an Columbus
80 TEKhP Of SAIEOne fourth cash. and the balance nc
years credit natas secured III mortgage on said
property, VIII interest at cent from sale until maturity
and per CENT sitter maturity u paid this being penal canse
only the kept insured for their value and poll
ces TRANSFERRED to the vendor all sales completed within
ten days after the sale or tile property will he advertised for ten
days and will be sold for former purchasers without
any other hnice whatever.
Of sae before Dreyes Notary Public at the expese
Il Of the pursliakerH III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

DURE OLD RYE WaIsKY-ioo hss Of appe
i rior and pure quality. in aioxe and for ssle by
jail 3, JONES CO., ei Gfavsf street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
locations III The Garden District Offering an excellent OPP
portnity parties DESTROYS Of erecting dwelling houses in
choice neyhborhooa. &
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AUCTION SALES
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pDRTANT s.ALE or HIGHLY VALUABLE AND At
trHetise Residence Properly Espianade street
BY NJ VICENTE
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MIOTICE-AG GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
IN expe nee, who has permanently resided in New Orleans
for the last 1--we has occasion to visit Europe business
and will leave about the end of May next . 50
As he is well acquainted in Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
any entrusted him Of these Cities and that
on reasonable terms.
He expects TO return early October. Letters
addressed "Apha Of Crescent Office viii be attended
10. fe23 II