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From New York.

NEW YoRK, December 1S.-The following is
the letter of the Emperor Napoleon's Secretary to
Messrs. Shaw, Mello,zy Co., Of Great Britain, on
the relations between England and France:
PALACE OF THE TUILLERIrS-TO Messrs. Shaw,
Mellotzy g. Co, Blackwall-Gentlemen You have
written to the Emperor to know what his intentions
are as regards England. Great fears or great conf.
dence should alone explain this step. On the one
side you are possessed with an imaginary trouble
which appears to have seized upon your country with
the rapdity of an epidemic, and on the other hand
you reckon upon the loyalty of him from whom you
desire reply. 1t was easy for yourselves however
to give 1t If you had calmly examined the true state
Of your apprehensions. What cause you had duly
found in a the rumors created by yonr fellow coun
tryman by the obstinate propagation of the most
chimerical alarms, because until now there was not
q word or an act Of the Emperor's which permits q
doubt OF his sentiments, and consequently, of his n
tenton toward your country. His conduct, invaria.
ply the same, has not changed moment to show his
faithful and irreproachable ally that what he has
been he will, declare itt you In his name, continue
10 be.
Witness again the approaching community of
perils to be shared at distance by your soldiers and
ours Great nations should appreciate but not fear
each other Receive, gentlenlon, the expression of
my distinguished sentiments.
(Signed) THE SEORETARY OF THEEMPEROR,
OHIEF DU CABINET"
Tho Borussia and Vanderbilt both arrived at
noon. The former left Southampton on the 4th and
the latter left OOwcs on the evening Of tho 7th The
Chflan Minister came passenger In tho Vanderbilt.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

CIRCUIT COuRr-The Circuit Court COM
mences this morning, and will continue twelyedays.
We shall give our feaders condensed report Of its
proceedings each day.
STOLEN GOODS DIsoovERED.--Some boots and
shoes found secreted on vacant lot, opposite
Jackson street, on saturday last, which had evf.
IDENTIFY been stolen No traces Of the thief, however,
have as yet been discovered.
DIsoRDERLY CoNDUcr.-A man named ] ohm
Elser was lodged In jail by Officers Riff and Dickey,
on Saturday Last, for disorderly conduct.
LEoTUREs.-A course of lectures will be
delivered at Odd Fellows Hall this winter, the pro.
ceeds (which will be devoted to the payment of the
debt of Trinity Church. on Madison. street. The frat
lecture will be delivered on Tuesday evening next,
by Prof Milton sayler, Of Cincinnati. Subject
Beauty and the Beautiful"
Aoo1DEsr.-Yesterday afternoon, while Mr..
Herod the jailer was performin some duties around
the Courthouse, he fell and severely injured his arm.
ToE.--Largs quantities of floating ice came
down the river about twelve O'Clock on Saturday
night last, which, for time seriously impeded the
progress Of the ferry-boats.
SUIcIDE.-A German named Nicholas Brown
committed suicide by cutting his throat, yesterday
He has been insane for some time and attempted to
drown himself few days since, but was rescued.
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OINOINNATl MARKET-DsorMBEn II.
The receipts wore about II, ,OOO head.

lueIeCelplb Worb aDout lf,WU uedu.
PR0YIsIONS,-Mess Pork advanced to Sl6, and
but toward the close the market became weaker,
though holders asked S66ll6 25 SIG rs was offered
quite freely and for choice brands. Not much trans.
pired in bulk Meat. Sides could have been bought
on the spot at INC, and for February delivery,
Shoulders and Sides, at and &c.; 30 hhds sold last
evening at 5a@074o for Shoulders and Sides, packed
Lard advanced to l0c with sales Of 300 brs. 5000
green Hams s,ld at INC.
GROCERIES, Sugar firm, and In good demand Of
up to them, Molasses firm at 41c with sales Of 900
barrels, closing buoyant. Coffee unchanged and
steady at l2@l3c.
WHEAT-The market continues dull, but we have
no change to notice In prices since our last quota.
tions. No sales reported to-day.
OORN-The market Is frm, with o good demand
sales Of 5,l25 bushels, to arrive, at 500.
0ATS-There Is an active demand ,5and prices firm
at 6354o sales Of loo bushels, In bulk, at bsc;
l,aa0 do. at $40.
RYE-There Is ar active demand, with light re.
ceipts and prices have advanced &C. per busheI. We
now quote 10 at SIC.
BARLEY-There is good demand, and prices
nrm at our last quotations.
OHEESE-The demand continues active and prices
firm: sails of 800 boxes Western Reserve at &c.
BUTTER-Prices are firm, with good demand at
our last quotations: sales Of 20 rkns fair Western
Reserve at Is,fc; 81 barrels good to choice Central
APPLES- The market continues firm, with good
POTATOES The demand continues good, and
prices hrm at our last quotations. sales Of 400 bushels
mixed at 65c., delivered; 200 do. frosted at 45c.
GLOVER SEED-Prices have defined, owing 10
large receipts We now quote at 81 1904 ": sales
Of 80 sacks at "a 75; H2 brls. at 81 Il.
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POLICE CoURT.-The number of cases be-.
fore the Police Court, on Saturday morning,
amounted to twenty-five. They were princi.
pally unimportant, but one or two seem to be
worthy of notice. 'aeiio3 6Hl'ta Z 2.
Caroline Alexander, a kind of Ethiopian
Penthesilia, who few days ago was arrested
for assaultipg, with hatchet, stalwart in
dividual Of her own color, named Ireland, was
dismissed. From the testimony, Judge Lowe
was induced to believe that she had been act.
Ing entirely In self-defense, and for this rsa-
son made the disposition of the case which we
have recorded above.
Henry Holtcamp, who on Friday morning
appeared before Squire Bell to urge suit Of
assault and battery against James Franklin,
a.policeman, whom, be said, forcibly turned
his horses and wagon off the track of the Gin
einnat Street Railroad Company, on Western.
row, was fined three dollars and costs for the
obstruction Of said track.
A man named David Falkner was sentenced
to six months imprisonment in the County
Jail for stealing a sheep belonging to Mr..
Fitzgerald, of this city.
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BURGLARY ON CUTTER. R.sTREET.--Theresi idence
Of man named Josiah Bridge, located on
Cutter-street, near David, was feloniously en-
tered on the night of Friday last, and robbed
Of several articles Of wearing apparel and q
port-monnaie, found under the pillow Of one
Of the inmates, containing $l5. The burglars
were arrested in further prosecuting their In
vestigations Of the premises, by daughter
Of Mr.. B., who being awakened by their pres
encs in heraroom, screamed, s1d as they ran
down the stairs threw q chair after them,
which, from an exclamation of pain, she
thinks must have hurt one of them severely,
They, however, succeeded in making good
their escape,
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PRISON, JAIL AND HosrITAL.-In the City
Prison, OF the close of the week, there were 1922
prisoners, III of them females,) against 1865
the previous week. During the week So pris-
oners were discharged.
In the County Jail there were lunatics;
81 females; 2 on bread and water; 13 on chain
gang; u In main jail-ll4 in all, against 122
the week previous.
AT the Commercial Hospital 80 persons were
admitted during the week. 20 dischargedJ
born, and died-Joseph Sebastian.
In the Hospital last evening 1863 patients
were under treatment, against LAC the previous
week.
At the close Of the past week there was not
asipgle case Of smallpox In the Pest-house.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARRIvALs.-J. b. Ford, Wheeling Bostona, Ports.
mouth; Melrose Maysville; Swallow Parkersburg;
Empire City, New Orleans; Superior, Madison; Jacob
Pomeroy; Ida May, Plttsburg; Dunleith and Viz.
low, Parkersburg; Clara Dean, Pittsburg; Commo.
dore Perry, do; Jacob Poe, do; Prioress Madison,
Jacob Strader Louisville; MelIose, Maysville ]. B.
nam, St. Louis; Gray Eagle, Pomeroy; Dunlsith and
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DEDICATION OF BAsEAENT OF TRINIr7 CHURCH.
The dedioatory exercises of the basement of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, on
Ninth-street, between Race and Elm, took
place yesterday. They were opened in the
morning at eleven O'Clock, by sermon by
Rev. B. W. Clark, D. D., editor Of the Ladies
Repository, the accompanying services being
performed by Rev. T. A. Morris, senior Bishop
of the N. E. Church. They were continued
in the afternoon by the Sabbath school, q 30
cial reunion, which was addressed by Rev Mr..
Allen, President of the Wesleyan Female Col.
lege, and the regular evening services, at
which the pastor, Rev. W. H. Sutherland, dc.
livered quite an eloquent discourse.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, December l8.-The Postoiiice
Department states for the information Of editors,
subscribers and postmasters that the method of adj
dressing newspapers to Subscribers by attaching to
each copy OF the paper printed slip containing in
addition to the name of the subscriber the date when
amount due thereon, matter which isno part of the
address, and is neither bill nor receipt Is viola
addressed to letter postage.
The members of the House Of Representatives can
net got their pay until the election of Speaker
whose warrant on the Treasury is necessary for that
purpose; In the mean time, however, Mr. Glossbren.
ner, Sergeant-at.arms OF the last House, has ad.
vanced various members sums amounting In the ag.
gresate to $1,000 or 5000, which he has generousy
raised on his individual credit
The weekly California mail from New Orleans via
Texas 10 resumed under the management of Messrs.
Giddings and Woods, o. heretofore.
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Presentation. r. W. johnson, U. s.
Senator from Arkansas, who, It Is said, is
about to fight duel with Colonel Hindman,
Of that State, was yesterday at the Spencer
House.
Major Henry was at the same hotel, having
in charge two orphan boys, eight and ten years
old, whose parents und relatives were all mur-
dsred on the Plains by the Indians, about
two months ago, and whom he intends to con-
vey, by Government direction, to Arkansas,
where they have some friends.
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A GooD CaASOE.-By reference to an adver-
tisement in another column It will be seen that
A. A. Kelley, at No. 28 West Fourth. street,
offers rare inducements to those intending to
buy books for holiday presents. He will sell
his stoek-made up Of the finest ANIMALS,
standard works, albums, &C., at tho lowest cash
price, and give present of jewelry with each
book. Read the advertisement.
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"GAnE" 70 THE Notwithstanding the
business pressure on our ex-journalistic friend,
DR.. Cahill, Of tho Madison House, he stands
up manfully to his multitude Of visitors, and,
just now, is trying to surfeit them on venison,
quaiIs, prairie chickens and other such deli
cacies. His larder resembles q game depot,
and every train replenishes 1t. .a
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REsTAURANT.-The Barnet House Restau-
rant, under the eye Of that excellent caterer,
Billy wilkinson, is already fixed fact, and
at all hours Of the day and night is thronged
with patrons. The novelty Of having res.
taurant whore lunches and meals can be had
Con call" without waiting an hour to have
them prepared, is an innovation that the
business man will encourage.
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= COLLISION ON STREET RArLRoAD.-Persons
have not yet learned to exercise their eyes
whom crossing Street Railroad tracks. A
buggy, containing two men, was badly broken
at the corner Of Of Seventh and Vine, day
before yesterday, by coming in contact with q
oar on tho track Of the Cincinnati Street Rail-
road Company, but fortunately no one was
seriously injured. rrf
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FINALE OF THE LATE N1NrH.sTREET SHoor-
ING ATFRAY.-Eugene Tratebas, the young
man who was severely wounded on last Sa-
turday night week ago, at bagnio on Ninth.
street, near Baymiller, died night before last,
Just one week after having received the in
jury. The curtain has fallen upon the last
act Of another tragedy, and sweet-eyed Char.
ity, standing at tho head Of the victim, with
her finger pressed closely upon her lip, en-.
treats silence.
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A CHANCE FOR JEwELRY. During the present
week rare chance will be offered to buy
presents at low figures, at No. 102 West
Fourth street, opposite the Postofice, where
the finest Of Jewelry is to be sacrificed at an
assignee's sale. The advertisement in an
other column sets forth the kinds and varie.
ties, which will be offered every evening this
week. To those intending to make presents
il offers great inducements, as they will un-
doubtedly sell low.
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The LATE CASE OF GRAND LARCENY BEroRE
JUsTIoE BELL.-0ur issue Of Saturday morning
stated that warrants had been sworn out by
Thomas Colsoott, before Esquire Bell, against
two men named j. X. Hancock and Jesse
Fisher, charging them with grand larceny.
Hancock was soon after arrested, when It ap-
peared, to the satisfaction of Mr.. Colscott and
all others familiar with the case, that he was
entirely innocent Of the charge.
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--------------
FOR RENT,

N0R RENT-RO0MS-W Board, two
u unfurniShed rooms, on second floor, in private
Family Location central. Address W. u, al this
ONCE. del9b%
ENOR RENT--H0USE--That convenient
n, and comfortable three. story brick dwelling
g. Of Plum and Perry lately painted
and all modern improvements. Rent very low to q
airt:olsss tenant. Apply at 2sA Sycsmorestreet, or
box s69 postoffce. del7bs
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WINrrRY WEATHER.-The sloppy, disagree
able weather of Saturday showed the necessity
OF always being provided with heavy water.
proof boots, such as ]. Fl. Deters makes. His
double-soled and cork-soled boots are guar
antee Of dry feet. Call at his store, on Fourth
street, west of Walnut, and see his stock.
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New READING.--The Westminster Repisv
for July, with series of entertaining articles /;
Harper's Magazine for January, elegantly IL
Illustrated f6rter's Spirit, and the New York
Clipper, for last week, with ell the sporting
intelligencej and the London Illustrated News
Of the World, with a line engraving Of Wis
count Bury, M. P, for the week ending Nov.
rs, together with other desirable reading, can
be found at Pease & Co.'s, Sixth. street, cast Of
Walnut.
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County FINANoEs.--From the books Of the
Chief Accountant in the Treasurer's Office,
We transcribe the following exhibit Of the re-
ceipts and disbursements Of tho County for the
week ending on Saturday evening, together
with the total amount of taxes collected MP to
the same time.
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TIL e PRES s..
MONDAY........-..............DECE ECEMBER no
CITY NEWS.

0uR PAPER THIS MORNING. great pres-
sure of advertisements on our columns this
morning must excuse the limited amount Of
our reading matter, much Of which has been
unavoidably crowded out.
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Outward Bound.

Nnw Y0RK, December 1.-THE steamer
EdinburEh called to-day for Glasgow with upward Of
half million In specie.
PORTLAND, December lS.-The Anglo- Sason
sailed at four o'clock this P. M. with ninety eight
passengers.
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UNPAID LErTERs.-The following is List Of
letters detained for non-psyment Of postage at
tho Postofiee, in this city, December II:
J. T: Gsmet, Smith County, Texas.
DR.. D. James, Philadelphia.
Ttncherd English, Dernville, ILL.,
u. II. mcOaleb, Equality, ILL.,
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CosrEorIosERIEs. Persons wishing TO fur.
nish their tables in a hrst-olass style for
Christmas, can find tho articles needed at
Morris's confectionery establishment, No. 200
Raee.street, between Sixth and Seventh.
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RIVER NEWS.

The River continues to decline at this point,
but less rapidly than on Thursday or Friday. Bus.
ness at the landing was dull on Saturday account
of the weather. No change In rates of freghts Our
crowded space prevented our saying more.
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HYMEsEAL.-During the week ending on
Saturday last, twenty nine marriage licenses
we're issued BY the Clerk of ths Probate Court,
against forty-six during the week previous.
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TEE TRADE IN Hoas.-During the past week
nearly one hundred thousand hogs have been
received in this city, at an expense Of more
than half q million Of dollars.
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Opening Of the Victoria Bridge for
Traffic.

MONTREAL, December IA special train
O. three locomotives and ten cars passed over ,e
collation. was served at the northern abutment of the
bridge, which was covered In for the occasion
Speeches were made by A. NJ. Ross, Engineer, and
others The bridge is now open for traffic. Passen-
ger trains commenced running over 1t this morning.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE County COMMISSIONERS.
AT tho regular session Of the County Commits
sioners, held on Saturday morning, orders were
passed amounting, in the aggregate, to
1881 OF. 49, -
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pRopATE COURT.

Nelson, colored man, aged % years, man
united by the will of D. A. Crossman, of Now Or.
leans had the document recorded In this Court one
OF the executors Of Mr.. c. attending = -
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Monetary and Commercial,

Notwithstanding the extreme disagresable-
ness Of Saturday. the business of Third, street was
active though less 80 than was anticipated. Money
was still very close, but the supply of Currency
seemed better than II was on Friday or Thursday.
The demand, however, may be supposed, continues
to far exceed the supply both at Banks and In the
street.
Eastern Exchange was nrmer ON Saturday, and
several OF the Banks were desirOus of buying at .
The selling figures continued to bo u, and rather
No financial feature underwent any change of
consequence.
The Imports and Exports of various articles during
the twenty.four hours ending Saturday noon, were:
IMPORTS Flour, l,g6i brls.; Whisky, l,l3i brls;
Corn, 5,42t bushels; Wheat 22ll bushels Oats $3.50
Pork and Bacon, 16 hhds, 100 brls 26 lbs Sugar
PSI hhds. Molasses, 76S brls; Coffee l6s4 bags; Ap
ges ll3 brls; Butter AL kegs; Cheese, iie6 boxes
Potatoes, AL brls.
ExPORTs.-Fiour, 74l brls.; Whisky, 1890 brls;
Hogs, II head; Pork and Bacon, 1872 hhds., 1875 brls
Sugar 90 hhds; Moasses, 200 brs; Coffee, 235 bags
Apples, l4O brls: Butter q kegs Cheese, 500 boxes
Potatoes, l3l brls.; Salt, 626 brls.
CINCINNATI MARKET-DRoEMBER II.
FLOUR-The demand continues moderate, and the
market firm, without any changein prices. The sales
were confined to 600 brls at $ % for superfne, and
IS 456l5 50 for extra. The receipts are light.
WHISKY-The demand continues active and the
market firm: sales Of l,5o0 barrels at 22ko., incud
ing that from wagon.
HOGS--The market opened firm, with an improved
demand, but toward the close IL became dull, and
buyers disposed to hold off The receipts were much
larger than what had been expected. The sales
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvATroNs-Fol the
knny Rsss, by Henry Ware, 0ptioian, No. 7
West Fourth-street, December IS.
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION sALE.-BY THOMA

UCTION SATE-Ry T1OMAa
"A TnHNenny y ~ ~ ED tnomho
-, ~ Ns, I'm saies.room. No 20 Main .sreets
~ NJ Gnods TaPar nank-Lrge positive sale
gans Sc TiiEsnhVM SGTSs b6o0ts, Shoes, Hats
m,ncng az nali,past nine O'clock VIII BE- sold with
omu any W ,o,s oi Seasonaoe Dry Goods.
IN ALLSO.,Large Also, stock OF Merchant TsiloIs' and
neros and Sainets pe "vercotinv VIM CiSns
ri, Hne,u1 amu oaune's' hi'e ''eiSoahss, 'estnss,
tli,TTSnngRs iTSn@gR.fancs SG Of s,o.L IF rnrn,.h,,aho.
n t2sh q, s'Yta ~ it @ .nouse'
among Thicn I,,n are nne unnaersntrts ana Drsws
Ladiss' Man ,iliaG & and Clocks Drapery Gowns, &C.
unnJs Co,nfo,,s inaies ana Mes Wooi.n Ho.s
ronns,,y sncIs 'bna sesrf, ~ Mnas % RIarFat.'
Lpsrv White AMI RIns NacE;nau dn' iA' "'"~e'''
'aiSsnnnWEnNEsnAY MnPWINc Dacambar .,
NJ ten oclocL iSs casea nrma Ronts aboss md pra,
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STRAYED.

STRAYED--COW-- From the southwest
- corner Of Third and Westernrow, on the 18th
inst, small, erayish mch COW, with rope to her
horns. Any information concerning her will be ib.
orally rewarded by the owner, VIM. CARROLL.
ldel7b*1
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WANTED.

"WANTs, )" "FOR sALE, }" ''T0 LET,""L0sT,"
"EoOND, "&o., IN this column. vcpupy,ns i've lines
or less, two insertions, twenty five cents. -
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by young
wholesale dry goods, notion or grocery store Has
c1nsiderable acquaintance In Indiana and Northern
o,nio Good reference given. Address ECAROH,
emmy fre55 0fifce. delJbe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF TIMBEREp LAND IN
the parish Of 1berviile close the NcDonogh lsnds
By ~. VIGNLE,

VI'uESDAf, April S, 1850, hmm dl n ely a fter
- = he SAFE o. 'hs heponogh property, the City HOTEL
, HIGHLY yALUABLE TRACY. OF LAND, adjoining
the McDonogs hands, tho property tho city Of Ra
known Section No. 80 Townsp IL range eas
tanning 6ss Si-l00 acres-pa,snt No. 1898
1hs tract Is considered of tho
State not only for the immense quantity cypress and o,her
nber which 1t contains sus for the admirable quality Of it
soil. ''' - "
A<TERAs AND CoNDITIoNs-one-afh cash, and the
balance on credit Of 2 and years. Of the pur.
chasers made payable the Citizens Bank ouisans
cured BY special mortgage the property sold Of
gendors privileges and the clause said notes
20 bear per cent interest from date until maturity
In Gaze OF at maurit said then bear
per cent interest until fully paid This last con.
dtion vii not be nnserstood delay any way pay
rent of said notes. ' ~ ~f-'
purchasers will cause themel,es to ss put
at their own expense and will have terms
and conditions above described within fifteen days the day
OF SALE and In of DELAY part the
pro ery purchased by them will sold account and
risk without any further notice. ~
fhe hurcha