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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

On Sunday, 18th inst, of inflammation in the
bowels, BRIDGET, wife of James Madden, aged 50
years.
His friends, and those of his brother law Tho
mas Owens. are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, on Monday, Aug. II, at ten o'clock, from
her late residence, 81 University Place.
On Saturday last JANE, infant daughter Of William
c, and Mary Ann Burnet, aged fifteen months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her fathers residence Court
street. BIZ ookAyn, on Monday afternoon at o'clock
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 12-6P. M.
There was some better feeling in the flour market
to-day, though the Gales making ranged at about the
previous rates. For some lots much SIC per
barrel advance obtained, Sales Of wheat were
made on terms stated below Corn continued n good
demand, and considerable sales made to arrive.
Round and fiat yellow continued scarce, and price 8
quite firm. Sales Of meal were made at an advance
Rye continued steady, while oats inclined to
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ALARMINc MALADy.-The Albany Journal contains
letter dated Greene, Chenango Co, Aug. 10, which
says - reached home last night, but what changes
has been twenty four deaths in this little village And
the cause battles the skill of all ply scians in Bing
hamton, Oxford and Norwich. r. w. Baker and Mrs
r. r. Gray were buried yesterday. II is very gloomy
times here The bells do not toll, the effect up on
the sick Is bad Several families have Ned to the
mountains
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tanned article under the caption Of Honor whom Honor
Is due relative to the prompt and gentcmany acquecenco
Mr. j. Murphy proprietor Of Tompkns Square line stages
in the just demands of the drivers on his Inns For comfort aud
convenience the Of this line equal not suporio
other line IN the city, and has been the pride Of Mr.
Murphy TO excel bis competitors in the ubcs fvsr and thus
fer no has succeeded bis drivers experienced and careful
and his stages wenyone In number all The bcraty II
this gentleman is unparalleled his line Of business and
nor ed s receive the those who have
found his drivers polite and accommodating.
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MARK ETs ELsEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BosToN Aug 12-Stock Board-5 shares Western Railroad,
1876 do do @ Edo do g do Boston and Providence Rail-
road S91a do Eastern Railroad 9 IS do Reading Railroad
16s 10 do Vermont and Mass Railroad, ga do Old Colony
Railroad $50; do Iitchburg Railroad l0 do Cheshire
Railroad new stock o % East Boston Company IL 100
div East Boston Co, No 81 S. boo l75 do do 81 10
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city lntelliUence.

THE IRISH News ExcITEMEST--The exciteme mt ex-
hibited yesterday evening, the appearance of
the Ertra Herald, in front Of the office, by the
friends of Ireland, and Others by far exceeded
that Of the reception of the of the French
luton. There o crowd of probably one thousand
persons around the Office, every Of whom seemed
anxious to get hold Of the first sheet issued and de-
your its contents. The newsboys running in
every direction, with cash in hand and thought their
demands should be satisfied before those of any one
else. At precisely minute past seven O'Clock the
first sheets were thrown upon the counter, and then
the rush was tremendous A few obtained. and
ter moment of quiet three cheers were proposed and
given-in another moment, three more followed By
this time the boys had their papers and the cry Of
+" extra Herald! revolution in Ireland ~ rung from
every quarter and before they could get of sight
OF the office, returned in eager haste for more
The from the finest tenor the heaviest basso
For about q half hour the confusion continued, and
volutons of the press they all supplied and
couple OF fire apparatus coming down false alarm
of fire. large portion of the crowd followed in the d.
recon of the supposed fire. Such scene has rarely
been witnessed, the reception Of foreign news on
any former eccrson and the fate of Ireand seemed
be the foremost in the mind of every The great
est delight was manifested by all the friends of that
liability arrived, and Ireland was now struggling for
liberty or death.
SUDDEN DEATH The coroner held an inquest yes-
terday at No. IA Pelham street, the body of man
by the name of VIM Drscoll, native of Ireland and
81 years Of age who fell down in tie street and ex
pred from disease Of the heart. The Jury rendered
verdict accordingly.
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WOMEN CAN PRoTEcT THEMsrLvEs.-On Thursday
night last, at White Plains, Westchester county an
attempt was made to rob the house of lady residing
there named Mrs Crosby. Two previous attempts
had been made, in the first of which young lady re.
siding in the house was brutally injured; and the
second was frustrated by dog; but this time the
burglars made more noise than they thought for-for
while one was to work at the fan light aside of the
door, the same young lady who had taken the precau
at their fret visit) startt to ascertain the cause and
perceiving shadow pass the light, she fred, with
what effect can be only guessed by the marks of
blood behind. 1t is to be hoped however that suff-
Gent wound has been made to lead to their detentn
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO THE MARRIED
ms

lvl those contemplating marriageThe Married womans
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. NJ Sixth edi
ton Price ST. This work is meeting with astounding sals
(20 copies have already been disposed Of Every female 4
tended esTees for the married as sece
which should &c known TO them particularly Here every
can discover the causes symptoms efficient
dies and most certain mode Of every For sale 2
adway At the publishing Office l29 Liberty street. New York;
also He,er Co.. corner Of Chestnut and Third srcets Pha
otllh@ Little Co, Albany; W. r. Davis Boston. ON the
receipt Oh o. cory will be transmitted mail free Of postage
to all parts Of the United States letters be addressed
Office l2g Tib,rty street ' ~ 1890 $3.50 49,
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Importer Of Guns and Pistols Of every and quality very
low Tces Merchants Gunsmhs and Others requested
Examine the stock and prices Of subscriber before making their
purchases y, JOSEPH, "a Maiden lane.
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Missouri leads of this year in the appointment of
Thanksgiving day Governor Edwards having pro
elaine the oath of November
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Nlarlled.


By the Rev. c. Constantine, of st. PETERS church,
THOMAS r. STONE, to Miss ANN SToNE, both Of this
city.
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r AWFUL MURDER-MAcNETIC

r AWFUL MURDER-MAGNETrC POWDER FOR THE
~ destruction Of all kinds of insects coekroachee mohA
ants es mosquitoes bed bugs and various other insecs also
Pills for the destruction mice, within five
after being thrown their vicinity warranted without poison
Carlton House, Mr. s. Thayer Cozrens American Hotel and
Others Of the highest rcsrecabty LYON 40 Broadway
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pONDER ON IT-pR. HUNTERS RED DROP-FoR Sc
efet dea ses onNo. Division street. tho only place in
the ety. now SO we'll known for the and extraori.
nary eures IL has reformed without diet hndance from
PiiteSI.
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Pspr sn3h6so nefcihBuIsc every usmpuos .or ...s
Wholesale and retail 1T ArwILLs 20l Broadway Pianos
loared cut Every instrument repaired a dtuned-
The "RAcheineu" Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens sold by WA SON co, No 10 Wall street, the
best and cheapest Points warranted for FIVE
Gold Pens and Gold Cases oevery description wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices. Gold pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

- EMovAL-BERARDi& MONDON HAVE THE HONOR
N informing the public that they have removed ther Foreign
Book Store from No 30 Courandt street. to 35 40
stairs formerly occupied by Mr. Bertsnd) b. NJ who haye
probably the largest assortment Of French Spanish Italian
books SCI &C. in the United States propose each
persons DESTROYS Of cultivsng the languages They
have just published the 9Th edition Of the Logon
mIaenty expected for months past This edition.
printed upon very superior paper to the preceding correct
ed with the greatest and much emil rged will
WHILE suffer increase price, always fixed 81 D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

DANORAMA OF TAYL0RS CAMP AiGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway shows as life The
Marches Encampmens and Battles fought by Taylor II
also gives correct views Of the country Cities
the most beautiful painting Open every night at
o'clock Admission % cents Schools admitted on abba
terms No charge for descriptive pam pblets
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'TnE REoPRIEToRs OF rHE BowERY SAVINGS STORE

are enlargng their for the accommodation tcr
numerous customers We shall have wholesale part
ment shawl and cloth rooms distinct
rate MEANWHILE continue to sell such bargains tofor
and which have had and still have the ct bring crowds Of
customers TO the store No dissatisfied fne
lot OF goods received by the last and ny the packet ship
Ere sisting Of Apaca Gingam French Mernos all
Sc and several invoices doescs from the manufacturers ut
Wholesale retail such prices suit satisfy and ensure
ready Gale notwithstanding the Of the and the
Of trade complained Of by those merchants who ehnd
he aqe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

DR- GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING TIE DAY AND
evening ut his Office No. ~ Ann ST. formerly No 2 In
those dfcut and proraced Delicate
have baed the skill Of Of less experience
tract of Copava Cube extensively prescrbd by ply.
scians may lie had at his store in 'front.' IL
FORMERLY No. " - "
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- and lillian for the enjoyed
the most extensive practice in private dease of medical
man In New York. lie the this
disease and mild cured in Strcture-Dr
Cooper has discovered method by which he
worst form structures weeks with
rain to the patient Constitutional debility, brought
secret habit INDUCED in byyoung men, This too freely
duged Dyspepsia weakness the limbs and small of
the back confusion Of the intellect and to society
in charge. No usd
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sTJ,HE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING SECOND WEEK

sETNHE CAMPBEl.LS ARE COMING "-SECOND WEEK
l. Society Library Rooms Sis Brcadway-Campbes Mr-
ses (under te direction Of g. A. Kimberley Encouraged by
the fatteng in which their been re-
eeved during the past week. have the honor that
they will continue their this yee
introducing at each concerts full and varied programme ther
est orgs dances &c. Doors open g. Adj.
mission 70 cents Bon Saturday ofternoon by partcuar
request of several families they viii give rerr
nance, commencing at ock Admi SON. % cens-cldren
hal uric
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followed b, the Grand Ballet dAc rsvse
Lisa Sign iocce; Luhn. M o. w SMITH Dr PAndoifo Mr.
stsnogd Lusres, Mrs Broadey The performance vii COM
with the comedy ~ NIX, the ''ABMAN-nick Nix
nr j. Minang rrant Freezing Hail. NJ. Drax Mr. Rose;
Betty, MIRA Bioadey; Maria Ns Loeyer Doc
iormsree at7k o'clock Boxes Is cents Pit
lery, 12k cent?.
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V1klON COURSE, /. I-TROTPTNG.-PURSE OF So
~ Two mile heats to harness free for all Totng Horses
.yer won purse $50 To off Thursday
lItb Same day, Pacing Purse of S3Ne heats three
i've TO saddle free for all hocs that 500
entries in both will close Tuesday
ut Greene Jese, No. lss Chatham street.
M. d. t,RE
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OPEN TO ALL THE wORLD-GREAT ST. LsGER

| DARK THEATRE-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
i Establishment TO let for Season. or a longer
period required commencing about the first Sep
TENDER next Undeaiabe security will be required The cond
tons under which they will be let ascertaned on arp
cation tbetween 10 and ~ at the Office Of
w. CORBYN, 4 Barclay street
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ERANKLIN THEATRE-NOW ADELPHI-BENEFIT OF
William. iIandcock-Ihs enterprising and worthy
man takes his eneh this evening aud produces
tanments VIII n command In addition the ma
mtrous attractions to no fu in the bills combining vas
OF talent the celebrated Tabeaux WANTS Female
nader Sgnor Bliss Messrs Rugges and Hamilton and
Comic SONGS will form the nrnminent fanresn
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC-HEaR RYNINGER WHO RE-
Gently cross the Schuyk River Paramount rays
Ferry On single wire, will perform similar and cross he
river at Harlem Tuesday next Aug 18TH 1913 on single
wire, attached to the hotve Iron Works one side and
III shore n the other. -
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CASTLE GARDEN. THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
~ benefit to George Holland will take place Wedn nex
August L. The whole performances win striking NO,
vele beautiful prizes valued at $40 will he gyen
entertainment will conclude 10 o'clock when the exnye
saloon floor will be cleared for Grand Ball bv
the celebrated Mr. Parker Leader of the band Wallace
Dancing to conclude ut l2ocock Admission 80 censehd-
rem 25 Further particulars in the bills Of the day.
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All TBLO 's-AsTOK pLACF, BRoADwAY-MoND

~ iBLO 'S-AsTOk FlACf, DAY
~ Ey ", August Tk-Mr. naek,u. ar vaadenhoh Mr..
Crpendale Mr. John Seton. Mr. Vache Mr. Da~spn, r.
saw Mr. Mader - Rose Teibin and Mis- Phillips VIII
spIefr viii he performed the MERRY WIVES OF WIND
sok-sir John faa Uackett: For Mr. Yandenhoa: Sir
ugh Evans Mr. Vache Pace Nr Dawson DR. aiu Mr. Slton
Master slender Mr. thippendae; Pistol Mr. Shaw Mrs tord
nss Rose Lei Mr' Page Mrs naeder Anne Page; Miss NJ
Imfs iusday fourth appearance OF Mr.. W j. Hammond.
Doors pen at before Recommending alta quarter to Adis
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GhEAT SAILING MATCH FOR sIoo-A SAILING
~ Match for s5OOa side, will of on Tuesday 18th OF
August between tho well known oop Newark and The
new soop Vicorne Of Cold Spring To OF
street az clock ami sal to and South
west spit and back to the place Of starting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

M w. KING SON. PATENT CHAIR MAKERS ls6
A Broadway Revolving Chairs Recumbent Reyoy.
ing Chairs selfActing Extension Reeumbent Chairs Dentist
Chairs Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs READING and
Writing Desks and every variety of Mechanical Chairs for com
tort and convenience The above chairs calculated the
best health They have received the first premium the
r Of the American Institute for the last fifteen years
NV. KING,
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The markets for Colonial produce have therefore
been less active with the exception of sugar. which
has been in fair demand.
The sales Of cotton are to a moderate extent
The corn trade has been active prices rather higher.
Manufactured goods are less inquired for for home
LONDON MONEY MARKET Friday, July 2s-Consols
have been high S6 but the correct from
Ireland still representing affairs in such an unfa-
vorabe light, sellers encouraged to operate less
boldly. and prices reduced to S5ss. They have
partially receded from that extreme point but yet
quoted S514 to p, both for money and time.
The money market is easy and the rates Of interest
remain at the figure last quoted.
In the early part of the week the money market
sterdy and at quotations similar to those last quoted
but they have lattery huctuated much account of
the great excitement which prevails in Ireland.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET July 20 Since the sailing
Of the America, the sales Of Gotten amount to
81 $50 bales Of which spectators took ZOO American
Surats leaving rs $50 bales for the consumers
The general tone Of the market has been quiet and
without animation prices Of nearly all descriptions
remain the same as on this day week If any change,
closed with little cheerfulness and sales to the
extent Of nearly 0C0 bales effected at full prices
The estimated stock of cotton at Liverpool now
amounts to 5S5S30 bales, against 413120 at the
period in 1847. The imports this year, rs compared
with those Of last season, to similar date, shew in
crease sos. 0G3
LivERreoL CorroN MARKEr.-Report for the week
ending July 2SThe accounts received yesterday from
Ireland as to recent outbreak caused for time great
sensation and though the report has since been
TO be quite unfounded yet Is at once perceived what
would be the effect produced by such an event. Ha-
wing now recovered from this apprehension, for the
present mt least cotton market has become more
settled yielding In favor Of the buyer but in slight
degree that our quotations will remain last weok
mid Orleans excepted, which reduce to 31Sd per ID
Other descriptions have been much incurred for but re-
main unchanged. 200 American have been taken on
speculation and 1890 American 40 Surat and 1910 Fer
man, for export The sales for the week amount $50
bales.
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COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE
with beautiful brick Cottage cemented brick tarn
and other buildings about 50 miles from city opposite Tyo
or Red Hook having splendid view of thirty miles Of the
ver IL contains about 100 Of land will
sopable Apply ON the prems.s adreaa Y
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DR RALPH AUTHOR OF THE "pRA CrICAI pRIvArR

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
Treatise &c, 81 Greenwich strcet-oice IL A. NJ
6to9P NJ Sunday exceped) Those apply in the early
stages will be surprised AZ the rapdiy and little inconvenience
attending their 1t chiefly however have su
fered from certain class of people, otherwise pro-
pery appreciate his services In structure from its or Incl
pent to its advanced and distressing from unco
mon in addition TO extensive practice
compliant he can afford rapid and radical which,
ne has ound Tor stating DO obtained other source
In America. 49, 'N
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CHANfRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. FORMERLY
~ Chatham Monday Eyeni Aug tih, will be presented
nj. Rehei,u Nc j. r. seot Joseph, Mr.
CASTOR, Mr. Hamilton Julie DO Mortimer Mss r. Ms.nyer
Marion de Lorme Mrs ilerb IT. To conclude with the LADY
OF TIE LIONS-Col. Medtlenot, Mr. Burke; Sergeant
Damme Mr. nercrt; Polly Ann Miss Messenger; Nine sha.
billy Mrs Stiekpey Doors open at IA o'clock Boxes
vents PIT, I21s cent?.
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u URTON.s THEATRE, CHAnBERs srREE1-MnNnAY
,ASILE GARpEN-MON DAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST

Il
NJ ftn anu i2'n-operauc oyertures, Fashionable Wazes-
The Nser viii also enjoy the opportunity beboldng the
WHOLE WORLD AT A GLANCE in q series OF M minated
Cosmoramas Concert to Commence at ocock
pieces from Fra Davolo and Scotch and Airs Waitzes Of
strauss lnermiss3n OF half hour for Promenade and Re-
reshmenF during which 1000 Of 80 varied and hy Dr.
shed COsMORAMAs will be illuminated. AZ err the periorm
anee the orchestra will play the overture
brilliant POT P0URR1 Admission 25 cen-ehdren haf
price, ~
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CAPTAlNs AND PERSONS GOING TO SEA SHOULD
~ rossess Or kaIhs Pipctica Private Treatise All the
cpes are faithfully given IN plain language equally useful
Place or for the medicine chest Fiftb edition. H2 PIP Price
maitd hec.
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CAST-OfF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS TO
WantedLadies or Gentlemen wishing convert their su.
prfuous effects into cash, will obtain full the same v
addressing the subscriber Though the postoce otherwsc
who will attend them at their residences by appointment
II. LEVETT, Wal-street New York
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VUSI PuBLIsHED-DR. BoSTWICK'S GREAT WORK
ana Lectures on Veneea and other affections Of the ri
nary organs YOU quarto This is the complete
WORK Oh me KIND ever issued from the press con tains
rVe,en eoioed engravings which delinease this class Of
diseases nimltab 1t also contains forty engravngs
executed and everything known the odsrn
or these diseases has been carefully recorded and ali
We most approved descriptions and formulas given
For fae Of abe oce OF publication 222 Broadway and Of The
author s4 Broadway Price So Also DR. BIS work on self
81, for sale as above 1870
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ITO CAPITALISTS 100000 WANTED TO CARRY ON A
business regular SAFE and wf>h realize one hun.
dred thousand dollars speedy profits The capital
TO remain with the party who furnishes it. Undoubted
renees given and required For the parties and
the character of the enterprise, apply
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1h. HKEIOhY, 2If CHUKCH STREET. WISHES TO
make II known that there private
that he can cure BY method in incredible
time without the least Inconvenience the patient He has
had twenty experience this branch of his
can warrant q perfect in every case. '
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
Dec, t145-
VENT'E PUBLIQUE.

En- vertti d'0n 0rdre de Ia cour du sixi6.
ME District Judiciaire dams ct pour Ia par-
oisse dEst Baton Rouge, II sefa vendu par
10 soussign6, ~encanteur dams et pour Ia
susdite puroisse, Mardi le lime jour do
Janvief 1913, d la derniere residence de
Madame Marguerite DnirOn, veuve Joseph
Trahan, ei.devant de cette p~aroisse d6c6d6e,
Id propri6t6 suiyanfe d6crite, appartenant
d Ia succession do ID dite d6c6d6e SAVIOR i
Tn terrain No. /, ilet No. 81, dams cetts
partie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, arpent6e
par II. Beauregard. contenant 90 pieds do
face sur Ia rue d'Afrtque par 100 pieds sur
la rue Ferdinand, ttant l~'eneoignure nord
Quest du dit ilet, ayec touiesI les batissss Is
authorizations qli sly trouyents
Une n6gresse FRANCHISE hg6s d'snvifon
GO ans.
TN Negro Isaac De rs ans.
Hut totes de b6tail ct auife pfopritt6 per.
sonnelle.
CONDITIONS DE La yEETE Pour lie lot
de terre Ut authorizations ct le- e~sclaves In
moiti6 compliant ct III balance payable d
IL mois do jhur Dc ID veDte-la propFi6t6
p~efsonnelle, comptant-Lacgu6feu du
terrain OF des esclases do foufnir des bill.
let's bien endoss6s portant TN int6r6t do
hut pour cent de P%6ch6ance an Placement,
It hyp0th6qHe reserve, ~iusqu'au paiement
final. NJ. MORENO Encante1r.
Dec. 1I.-45 5ts.