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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

I NAME CHANGED.-By request of the Post
master, the name of the Post Office at Lou
isville, in Scott county, has been changed to
that of E" Yankton."
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SUPERIOR CrrY.-We learned last evening
late that the title of Superior City has been
decided in favor of Brunson and Slaughter.
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Choosing an OCCUPATION.

WY Is IL that parente evlnce so little Sa-
gacity in choosing occupations for their sons?
that they arc so rarely alive to the impor-
lance of selecting such as the latter are Pc
culiarly adapted for by nature .? is il not
evident that anyone who, while attending to
the duties Of his profession, can CRAFTY the
predominant faoulty-the reigning passion Of
the mind-who can strike
-" the masters ring,
That makes the most harmony or discord in him,I
will be crteris po,ibus, by far the most sue
cessful ? His business and happiness will be
indissolubly linked, which is the best of all
possible pledges that the former will not be
neglected: What can be more imprudent-
We might say, absolutely crucl-than for a
parent, from motives Of pride, ambition or
caprice, to force son into calling at which
his whole nature revolts, or for which The
is unqualified by physical or mental organiza-
ton Who can doubt that many q man
'runs his head against pulpit" as South
says, who might have been happy at the
plow, or opulent behind the counter 2 How
many persons exc out miserable subsistence
as lawyers or doctors, descending to arts of
pettifogging and quackery, which make them
lothe themselves, who might have been
abundantly successful as artizans or mechan-
les '1f you choose to represent the va
rious parts of life by holes upon table, of
different shapes-some CIRCULAR, some TRAN
gular, some square, some oblong-and the
persons acting these parts by bits of wood of
similar shapes" says Sydney Smith, eve
shall generally find that the triangular person
has got into the square hole, the oblong into
the triangular, and the square person has
himself into the round hole"
Every body knows that the willy Jesuits
who evinced an extraordinary mower ofpene-
trating the secrets of the human heart,
achieved miracles of success in educating
youth. Ore chief source of the astonishing
influence which they once exercised over the
world, is said to have been the sagacity they
in adapting the particular business
or agency of the different members of their
order to the peculiar qualifications with
which they were endowed by nature. There
is hardly any person who is not qualified to
shine in some profession, and it is far better
to be at the head of an ingorious calling
than at the foot of one which the world calls
par eycellence respectable" Better be the
Napoleon of boot-backs, or the Alexander of
chimney-sweeps, than what John Holmes of
Maine once called certain Senators OF that
State, ''fifth-rate county court lawyers"
Could we but hail the day when the young
throughout the nation should be educated for
the callings for which Nature has specially
them, who can doubt that such a
practice, though it might sometimes place the
son OF the humbest artisan in the pulpit, and
doom the rich mans heir to toll with his
hands, would add immensely to the moral pow
er OF the Republic?
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Our LAST BUT oNE,-Why can squirt
eyed foreigner never vote in this country =
Because he can't get satmrateyesd.
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Hume, the Yankee spiritual medium abroad.
weeks, is very much sought after in aristO-
saloons, where he is the object of an incon-
siderate and annoying curiosity, One even
ing recently he went for the first time to the
house of Madame K, like any other man,
to make visit, and not with the purpose of
exhibiting his peculiar powers. On entering
the parlor Hume felt all of sudden i'll at ease.
The attempts which he made to overcome his
embarrassment only augmented it. His
nerves trembled he shuddered convulsively,
and felt distressing, choking sensation. In
vain he sought to compose himself; sweat
stood in drops upon his forehead, and his feet
began to chatter as if with cold.
The persons present gathered around him
asking what was the matter.
"Nothing, nothing" said he with emotion;
''it is nothing" and making great effort he
moved about like a man who would escape a
painful vision wiped his face, seized his chair
with trembling hand, and pointing with his
finger to the floor cried out as if inspired
"There, there! I have heard a dreadful
noise, hear it still, hear stifed groans, the
death rattle of man stretched upon the
ground, and suffering violent pains, eonvpl-
sions seize him, he tears the earth with bis
nails, he draws himself along, he writhes upon
the ground. Unhappy man Will no one
pray for him 2" and being no longer able to
control his emotion, he begged the Countess
k to excuse him, and left in haste.
The next day he was asked if he would &C.
count for his impressions.
eyes," said he II am sure that in the
place which pointed out man has died
violent and guilty DEATH"
The listeners were amazed, and proceeded
to inquice if, in the apartment of the house
occupied by Madame de e., crime had
been committed. The people of the house
were disturbed, and began by denying it. The
master afterwards acknowle. ged that sixf
years ago an unfortunate young gentleman of
pleasure had blown ont his brains and died
in the most excruciating tortures. The af-
fair had been kept secret, lest knowledge
of it should prejudice people against the
chamber where it had happened.-Post.
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UaCeu 1Otn July, IoJt. =
jy25-w6w HALE PALMER, PITTS Att'ys.


JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Summons. Gabrielle Howitz a.
0diast Ernest Howtz, alias Ernest Heinrich. To the
above named Defendant you are hereby summoned and
required to the complaint of Gabrielle Howitz,
the above named Plaintiff, In this action, which
plant has been duly filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the District of the County of Ramsey for the
ond Judicial District aforesaid, and to a copy of
your answer the said complaint upon u.s. the subscr
bers at office in the city of St. Paul. In the County
of Ramsey aforesaid within thirty days after the service
hereof you, exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to the said complaint within
time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court the relief demanded in the said complaint.
AMES, VAN ETTEN OFFICER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated st. Paul, August 10TH 1856 ap15-w6w
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1t will be seen that this ve per cent. per MONTH is
charged after maturity OF the note, T. when is not
paid promptly If extraordinary interest is allow
able it should be permitted, in opinion, penalty
for broken promises.
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OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
Il TRICT CQIIRT SECQNn IIIDICI nISTRIlnr

RAMSEY COUNTY.-Wilam d. Doughty against Lester
Gbbs-Summons for money demand contract for pay
ment of money. Com. not ser) To Lester Gibbs, De-
PENDANT above named You are hereby summoned and
required to the complaint in this action, which
herewith filed In the Office of the Clerk of this Court for
the County aforesaid at St. Paul in said County of RAM
plant the subscribers, at their Office in St. Paul. with
in twenty days after the service of this Summons upon
you exclusive of the day of such service and iyou
fail the said complaint within the time afore
aid the Plaintiff in this action will take judgment against
YOU for the sum of Two Hundred and Ten Dollars with
interest of three per cent month from the
4th day of June, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty
six besides the costs of this action.
Dated 10Th July, 1851.
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JAMES STINSON. HEI
nd oil

N1nrUCE.-TO JAMES STINSON. HER.
~ GILES L. DOUSMAN and all persons owning or
claiming to lots parcels of land In the Third Ward
Of the City of Saint Paul. the street hereinafter de-
scrbed. . -
city St. Paul have by petition represented the Com
mon Council that 1t is necessary take for public use
in Ward certain portions parcels Of land sufficient
extend Summit Avenue its present to the city
limits, westwardly as follows: commencing at a point
where the south line of Summit Avenue in Dayton IT.
vines Addition to St. Paul. produced strikes the west
side OF Western Avenue In said Addition running thence
south o2Z west to point sixty 1901 feet south of the
quarter section line the south sdeof n w. quarter
Of Section No. one, Town 49, Range 49, distance of
seven hundred 1O0] feet less, thence and
parallel with said quarter section line 2OO
feet more or less to point the section between
sections and two and q Town and Range afore-
west Of the quarter section aforesaid, running
thence north said section line hundred 1901 feet
thence east and parallel with the aforesaid quarter
ne and distant therefrom forty 4O feet distance
Of nineteen hundred 1900] feet less, thence
nbrth 524 east to point the west side of Western
Avenue where the north line of Summit Avenue afore-
said would strike said Western Avenue, distance of
hundred 600] feet less thence southerly one
hundred f1OO] feet to the place of beginning. Now
persons interested therein hereby notified that
Monday the 9th day Of October next O'Clock the
of that day, application will be behalf
Of said petitioners to the Judge Of District Court Of
Ramsey County, for the appointment oftweve Jurors to
view the premises and to determine whether It will be
necessary to take portion of the for the
and purposes specified in said petition.
By Order Of the Common Council,
aug15-1aw4w. L. P. C0TER, City Clerk
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Tho market, call, has been very active to-
day. but tre less sringentthan for day or two past
onehaf their receipts. Paper is much more difficult of
sale and rather pressing the market. Single name
first Glass; is quoted at II and Is per cent with the very
good at the higher rate.
The New York Times of same date says:
The severity of the money pressure increases and has
extended ouusdc of Wall Street and the Stock Exchange
Dearer rates paid directly indirectly, for
cOmmodatop outside of Bank than have been known
since last winter. The best paper quoted oay
at IL per oent and good single names, which ordinary
times would be classed undOubted going at 10 per
cent.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 9th says:
OHIO LIFE INSUR nee AND TRUST COMPANY
MONEY MATTERS IN CINCINNATI.
We gratiied to learn that Notwithstanding the
barrassmen caused by the suspension of the Trust
pany, the paper maturing yesterday and to-day
promptly met. One of the heaviest banking houses
which combined with its own collections the BUSINESS of
the Trust Company, has had no OCCASION understand
Matters in Thtd street to-day exhibited feature
The Trust Company is steadily diminishing its liabilities
by receiving checks in payment of discounted and
mortgages Several Of the latter lifted to-day with
checks drawn against deposits Parties having deposits
in the bank arrange with those owning the Company on
mortgage notes, and mutual understanding having
been obtained the mortgages and notes delivered up
This course a sgiveh very general satisfaction The
Company hold sufficient amount of these notes. which
bear per cent interest and well secured liqui-
date its obligations to deposors, and the latter quite
willing to receive them. The general feeling to-day
much better than at the close yesterday and there
renewed hopes that the business of the Trust Company
would be resumed. Directors appear confident that de-
positors will be paid in full We received late this
ing official statement Of the condition of the Bank in
this city, which shows excess of reliable means
liabilities, exclusive of capital stock, of 2,34 $685.
This will do much to aay excitement and to strengthen
confidence in the ability of the Bank to discharge in full
its Indebtedness.
The New York Independent thus hits off regular
form of Minnesota notes:
We have just received from st. Paul, Min nesota,
handsomely printed blank note,-the kind used by
well known banking house in that city,-which we copy
Ueavng the names) for the special benefit OF our
Wall Street od-suckers who not satisfied with
20 or 80 per cent. per annum. II they don't emgrate
speedily to St. Paul, we shall be-disappointed.
$.... ST. Paul, Min. 1S5
........ after date, promise 10
Pay to tie order Of. ............-.............
Observation-Disclosures. - Dollars,
Tor udIue receiced PAYABLE THE BANKING HOUSE OF
.aoiM interestiat the rate Of
fce per cent per month after maturity, until paid.
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OF MINNESOTA, X AM
i SEW CQIINTY SECQNA IEAICI AIS,rRICT


Aaron Haven and Samuel H. Tarr late partners under
the name Of Tariff Haven against Louis Bartlett and
Louis Bartlett, Jr, late partners under the Of
i. Bartlett Son. Summons To the above named
Defendants: You and each of you are hereby summon
ed and required to the complaint in this action,
which complaint has been filed in the office Of the Clerk
of the District Court Second District County of Ramsey
aforesaid and to copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers their Office in the
City of st. Paul in the County Of Ramsey aforesaid,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in
this action will take judgment against for the
of One Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Seventy
Ave Cents with interest thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annm and since the 10th day of October
A. D., 1856, besides the costs OF this us action.
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So. Paul, Min.

Observation-Disclosures. = D0ndrs,
100
Tor value receicsd PAYABLE THE BANKING HOUSE OF
.aoih interestlat the rate Of
fce per cent. per month after maturity until paid.
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Nsm 0tleans Bully Grestert.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Iem 0rItans Hlonfv market.
cREscEsr oTy,cE, No. 70 Cam

CREstLFf oFYiCk. NO. ~ nucet, |
- "f r' +, s -,
Inc 'ohe Vi "e hoheV "atAe' 'o.aA9 va" ~ 80 " W.
-, visa " u .. p" , e ;. ,o,I ~. 49,. Nv,
inefe we'e negotiations " a. paper " /& - 90 "Ma
o'ners Of sooo anu a. AT - per cent ~ "s 1000 Syo'
anu "Alut 'n' mn" Ae' " ~ -. -.
mem" ihe cans vi ane i s. :, 49,. o :. - ~ ~ :,
o ". w .H w. - ~ 81, 49, ,aa.an,;on NJ narrn.,
pss 's w W. A, ~ 49,, 49, 80, IT,. ha ,,,, -
. -, 1900. ,i., ,,e nr,oh.- suo-o, NJ our st,on, H.
n onania,, .vnc. very li,,o di.nosop tn sba,s ths
i""' op -, , ID ~ t.,
80 e. 4; ,fr r,oyements md ,osrs ,be first inouirx
- ..l,osn An orr n,d ,roncs commands bs va
Nn"' %ii ivy ~, w 80 ,. ;,L a, ,h,
-. - ,;u,, a,r ava lin .;,ua an mr., n, tho ,s,ara,
'"'., 80, ,. ~ a. 100,
Tb eba,ge m.,kst all ronnd - onto. IN dar The on,
ao yas in starting which va err firm and had an nm
ra tand.ncv ,on, any ac,r,I .av.rcs benp
bou, d.. HIGHER ra,s IN so,ne cases and
h or,st ran he said m b.ye o,a a. nm L boh tha,
he commencement of tt vesk rrancs firm at a61s IL
| ITnion RANK drafts m Paris direc, a. II<6a,nss<
There as nothing don. in stocks to-day Some improve
nent is xpected ere long onpauv bonds under
the favorable accounts from Washington have taken start
and though we have no actual sales to report holders do not
feel willing to mart under soc
The time for receiving bids in behaf of the State for the
chase OF $4,000 of State bonds and other bonds received
security Tor Bank Issues expires on the LIST of August Those
of rendering must do so by IL
day at the office of the Auditor Baton Bouge.
We take following from the Financial Express Mem
ps Saturday the first information any
of Union of this city other than the SO
discovered nearly years since There Of
the denomination out in 1885, last being dated in
1855 The counterfeit be called dangerous Mr.
Wood retired from the cashershp 1855 and all notes
porting bear his signature cashier since that date
course, fraud. +.
1.-THE editor of the Memphis Bulletin has been furnished by
vi , NV s, ie ro,,omlhe si RL f ni
siana ,; '' A''S 'N INV ~
| COUNTERFEIT SiO9 NOTE ON TIE UNION BASK OF LOU
AZ a. January l. 3l. r. r. mSou i, "asIT
in front of AN iron chest Indian IN t lower corner shea
in die wk with figures 100 above and below on LEI
Gnu. ~
" a " ' o +" i1'S i'esp ' eiie -
W. n, menu. :" cru. peiu'ai vi u r .
E | 80 w oupp'' " ~ " $3.50 =
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anu' i T. =" a., ;,, VI II, t al
II ID. So. 49,. oaat, ,.s . 'pp!, -,
,,,a.o.- rt r. 80. - wa, ~ ~, ", i' -, A., =.
| e,tu 1oEr 90. . ,oo ooo ~, 49, 49,, 80. .,..
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| - 'Ns NnA'''sN- P'''- i'' 'HN -
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SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS.

SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS.
PAR TOURNE THOMAS, Encanieurs.
CAMEDI Ter aout. 1857, midi, en- vertn
. dun ordre Honorable p H. Morgan date du II JUN
1851 pour compile dite succession. PArcade de Banks
il sera vera vendu, SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams le Premier District,
dams Eao Thalie Jacobs ct Howard
fome Nos s. dapres plan de c. A. Heddn de-
pose eue NJ Gernon noae lie dit lot 81 pieds
de Thae e3 ped 10 ignes de
fondeur Giant Ia largeur des deux lots ct 5.
CONDITION 5-Compaat.
de devant j. Dunlap noae public aux frals
de racnuareur jyl IL Is % au1
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DY VIRTUE of order from the Honor
ID Second District Court of New Orleans dated 9TH
the Of Mrs. Fehce klar minor wife of
A. RoIx No. 2l4-a public auction at Banks Arcade
Magazine MONDAY 10Th OF August 1851 will be
sold, at IL O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND fronting on Casacalvo
opposite Washington Square between Eysian Fields and
Frenchnen earng IS feet front Casacavo street
a depth l20 feet Together with all the buildings and i'm
provemens thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIoNs-Two thousand dollars cash;
and y and Is months credit for secured
mortgage said property and bearing eventual isteet At
the rate Of per per from maturity until paid.
Said notes to be dated the 23d of June, 1851
of sale before A. Boudousque, Notary Public. 49,
jy9 itin30d
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8ebistu If tgs Hlarkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, July q, 1857.
COTTON. Several limited parcels sold yesterday
amounting altogether 700 bales full prices. We
quote MS before
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .5l0 Middlins l41a@l43i
Ordinary. lln!2 Good Mddlng. .l5Gl5ii
Good Ordinary Middling Fair. .....-t9 l5
Low Middling. .4G414 Fair ............-@-
TOBACCO. heard of 60 hhds sold by parties
and lis hhds Stems also on private terms
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bRies. Tobacco-hhds
Stock hand Sept. l, lS56....... 1912 9.349
Received since ....,....,., 53,264 5Il49
:. yesterday. 81 l,5O3,S4S 22l 5l,370
l,5l0,66O 60,1l9
Exported since,.,,,.. l4SS554 4525
yesterday. 2,l4b l,4Hl,7Vu Az 45,62I
a.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS. Auctioneers.

SATURDAY, August LIST, 1857. Mt 12 o'clock
. NJ Banks Arcade by virtue and in Of
from the Honorable H. Morgan dated June l7th 1851
for account of said succession will be sold, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District, in
the square bounded by Erato ITALIA Jacobs and Howard
OF the and s. being the
said lots per plan of c. A. Heddn deposited in the office
by inches and 10 lines which said depth being the fuii
width of said lots and 8.
TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale Dunlap, Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser. jyl Ill 10 70 aul
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WATERING PLACES.

49, BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss
ff.I This desirable Summer Retreat, generally known
throRghout the Southern country under the management
William Barnes, will be opened the first day of June
next, for the reception OF visitors. -.
The proprietor the increasing demand for
hotel erected during the winter, ad
ditiona building 200 feet long, containing a "-ge and finely
ventilated Family Rooms and hopes b, able
modae all that favor him with their patronage whether
transient permanent. no..
Tie many advantages of this establishment,
andng the finest the Gulf with the
salt flowing direct from the and having been
visited epidemic have failed impress favoraby the
visitors from the different Southern cities and surround
ing country. ..'.
Attached to the hotel extensive orchard containing the
choicest ni spacious grounds handsomely arranged finely
ventilated apartments bachelors Billiard Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted and Bar stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars.
Carriages Horses always be had at the shortest
notice.
The proprietor is determined to spare that will
enable him continuance of the patronage
heretofore received and render the stay of his
agreeable. -.,..
Visitors Orleans the West will land the first
wharf Mississippi City, from Mobile, the East, at the
second wharf.
Applications for be made to
VIM. BARNES, Mississippi City
THOMPSON / BARNES,
m kn New Orleans
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FAX n. NlGNlE. ENCANlEL H.
I'm VERTU DUN Ordre de IhOnOrable Sc
Il de District de la Nouve orleans la
dn juliet 1851 dams rafaire de Mime Felicite klar
epouse de A. p R0ux, No 12147a de Banks
Magasns, rencan LUNDI lie 10 aout 1851 il sers
vendu d midi ~
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE la Casacalvo en-
place Washington les Champs Eysees ct
Fancais peds face la Casacalvo
prooneur de 100 pe Ensemble les batsses ct amelio-
ratiops qni sly trouvent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mile pastres compliant ct la balance
de credit bies garrantis par hypoIeque
dite propete, pOrtant dineret
usqna paait placement Les des ets devron ee dates lie
% JUN 1851.
aces pardevan A. Boudousque, notare pnb
l1ue. i've itin3M
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AUCTION SALES.

ROOTS AND SHOES, LEGHORN AND BLACK FUR
Hats, White Shirts, etc.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
T7RIDAY, the Gath inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
L M auction at their auction rooms II Charities
10 cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs.
-ALSO-
10 cases Leghorn and Black Fur HATS
-ALsO-
so dozen American WHITE SHIRTS
Hy-TERMS-At sale. jy&
SUCCESSION OF GILBERT soUTERRE- SQUARES
Of Ground in Suburb franklin and the Gentilly Road
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, July 25, 1857. at IL o'clock Nj :,
~ in the kounda OF the ST. Louis HOTEL by virtue of
der from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Or
leans, No. l208 dated Sd June 1851 will be sold public
auction, for account Of said succession
a. and divided into "a lots bounded by ElyaR Fields Sere
Margny Rcheeu Ne Plus Ultra Streets and designated
as lots Nos. l to a.
2. Another SQUARE OF GROUND in the faubourg
designated by No. and divided into "A lots bounded by Ely
sian Fields Pleasure Marigny and Richelen Ne Plus Utr
The above squares located within few
the depot Of the horse which run to and from the city
the GENTLY Road. - - :,
bounded by Marigny Vaudeville. Sere and Rcheleu
Plus Ultra Streets divided into "a lots designated as lot
Nos. ! to g. = - . - a..
by Vaudeville Sere Richeieu Ne Plus Ultra and Spai
streets and designated lots Nos. to l6 incluvey.
pty-TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. Ducate Notary Public.
.cI