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STATE or VEMONT


In Probate Court holden az Iuhcnhurg within ana for
taid - .trci 90 TIE y st day 81 june A.D 1881
ItLPHA ~ ULObGEIr, AdIn'A Ou thr rstiteof Milo u
- hludgritlnr uf Lexington IN ead TINT dreraaod
renders her ndmiui-tratuu nrt'uri r0r nun emsnt
Mhrruupau ~ 81 HFlsrcd hY sakl that
heard - the dNeiug hoas " saA Adn Attn ftpng a
the lth day 81 July hl ur o1aniuAiqn aud nuuh
nudle ualrr Dee given 90 an persouH Concerned b. the
pubhtatdn ~ ths order w ihq tlclouau printed ~ 81
Johnsuy three weeks sudaslvsiy, htlrr laid bearing
ny the coun Attest
loNAu BROOKS Judge
o.B JoSAH hhookx Judge
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o. The Spiritual Age predicts that as
people become more spiritual and seek TO
live true lives, single beds will come into
vogue. Fudge--if the apostles OF progress
can be kept out of other folks beds it is all
that can reasonably expected.
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I1DFTIlErl &c.

Hon. & c. Maine Boston, MAss; Rcv, Edward Ed
munds, boston, Mas.; Nry. Joseph Tatl,tn husion,
Mass Row D. n. Ncvin, y, D.. Cheses Mas; Rev u
VI. Conklin Providence vi; Rev Charles y drusvrnor,
Nrdfpri Mas; Rev, lryau N"rac, Uruyolaud, Mafs
Rev. John Hartman. Cnutrthury, \, H.i D. >. W.
Phelps IS fremont STREET no.on. Mass: !. l.. Merrill
Esq, Webster uuse) Br-ton, Mae D. u. phinnc-i
Fs1 Mercantile Iiuu-r lu-,un, Mass, \. W. oldham,
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N O I io O |

GAME into the cncl 1surc n the subscrhrT, on
The lsi dag Of June, one has mare with r.
small s''r in her face. and lunches on her hind
foot, The mare has sirrc foiltd. The owner b.
r'fucs'cd o. prove property. NV charges. aud
takc her away JOHN ". WEST
PcArham, June H. 1859 gi.3s
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ORDERorNOIICE Of SETTLEMENT

ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
JOHN Tk54L'S Estate,
STATE OF NthhuNVs CALEDONIA DtsrutCr
~ Probate Court held atst Johnabury w said district
49, On th- Gad DAY ~ June A y. laig.
WHEREAS Robert Han, Administrator on fifs ca
ale 81 john h,ll late Of Mrpate, Ia said District
decreased proposes totrudvr hha admins
trhiuu aud tn present he account against said
cor examination hud allowance r the purpo1e making
paruun and dNtrhutln of the residue estate
bdr degree VI Md court angns the pcrsnns
law rnutNd 20 the same II " therefore uuicrcd by
sa'd court that ihe sane come under consideration aud
~ hoard 81 tir Probate once ~ Juliuabury.
the l2ih DAY II July. a. y. iht4. Aud II u further
nrirft ihhi an persons int"reaed BE- uud hereof ~
publication II copy the fnsurd ~ this order The
Caodonian printed 81 ~, lohnabufy. three weeks
excessively previous ~ said tne ~ hearing that they
may aplFH aud r1uclt ne allow aucc ~ said account
n thrt zee cause aud asD be heard BY aad IN
The natt'f Of partition distribution 20 said estate
~ Ahr.L asa g.. FRENCH, judge.
4 trua curt Ufttu.rf
Az AHrst Asa T. TKENCH. Jade .
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Hhf unf4uard success hsi hHH attended Che appIra-
t,l uf lIs medicine in Coughs Caas Asthma branrhial
AhnHI1n. ptraffs ri ihH Throat and Luugs Iuapisut
tDusumi ilu, hls Induced many phgsraus af hg staH
lnE 90 rnpnF iu ihrIr pfHaf mann ~ ahom advise ut
nfihs nri under ihrlr nHu ilEIHtHra
Hsf4Ht HAitAH o. stu rHtHHT HTCoHafsuGp ~ FHrsl-
D4Hs,
q. ~ IpuIEA Ca asfs Il uslt sSsfIfali, " I'd ie
.--'is--.'i =. 4-+.4 ~ ~. l.-4l -.l l-lI u " VII
forl, % noe, yaasr raagh .s t,se J si, a,l
% . ,n s,iaHi Complaints ~ lha aips giu, lgtsflslh
MtFsFittu. Tioe4'CD - Aug. Isa4.
{can Nstags hshaui % Wirneiri Ntl, Fiest suifrss
% p'MARrlN. Mp.
g,.,,,.,, Ana, ttS a., N5sef,,4 jnh q ~
~ m i M, III l % ~ ,,ga 'n.i ssll
WI wEnn. M
de-. ...,, nsgssurtC y y, Juy w. lfst
hstinF usri ir tams ui eli sth Hfrai sHfrrss rl,rr
osa.,a'"a 10 s eA" 'o suffering a. t,E,t s"d
rrepal,dly sETu ". powtE 90. Ho.ros. sni On
t'lg ll = illablm sad ii'itA rfeon be JlhushlrY
i.Hg.,al, ll 8 glnn5 q, iini'M tgnilr v &C.
N,,aalf i3glen Corner I, Could West Concord apl
GHEELEYa LErrEBs PROM rKEs PEAE
NJ GtuolrIsUeE letter, viii be from Pkss Peas ana
illnH feal Hll iFsY Interest 49, intended a. sasf
hHpuh mind iu goat measure as ~ che tfuth ar ais
~ Wn various reports nem tlo soCalri 'iaudufGold
10 lfiwu willH apprsr 10 uo HrmlWretT aud Wret5
lnun'r a. welain ibc p'tY.
TERMS
n'ur,t Hrm..Wr. lI, o. weekly Tribune. o.
Fnf 1uh terms bee ruhJmn uf aui date.
Address HORACE enrEtEY co,
Tribune HuluIrrs Sow YUu.
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DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

CELEBRATED SIUMACH BIT IERS.
hut that numerous class who devote then-
selves 10 literary and Other sedentary pursuits.
and In consequence 81 q want Of physical erer-
else, become the victims Of langior and dcbil-
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought In vain for some invgoraiing, life giving
medicine, whose effects upon the system shall.
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians Of
eminGnce, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements OF the human frame, cOmmsnd
HOSTETfERS BI1'rERS a. the safsst and
Ewiftest stmulant % the Tecuperative energies
Of the system yet discovered. II restores tbs
appetite, gives fresh vigor % tho digeStive
organs, sends the blood through the teing with
moro lively current, oqrrscts tendency 20
depression Of spirits, and hta q man for the
Transaction Of business with a cheerful heart
and m active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have boon devised for the same object
tho RIrTERS do not act spasmodiehllys
or with temporary power - TIN influence of
the remedy Is lnsting. And II a patient viii
but give some attention 20 securing proper
exercise, aftcr the relief has been afforded, he
need fear no return Of the Rillietion. Tho
debility natural % the encroaghm0ntA Of years
upon the bodily frame h also nlleviatrd by,
thus great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged 10 pass their declining days In physical
ease whereas they arc now suffering from ex-
Icmc weakness and nervousness, To this ven
cradle class Of people, HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS may be commended as iilyalu-
able. The proprctoru of this invigorator have.
IN addition, n deep qualification in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they will find
the II 1T n II AZ y the best and safest OF
Tcstoratives. Very few medicines arc sane
toned by physicians as proper 10 be admins
tered during the period OF nursing and this
has obtained an universal preference.
az Those who dasIre % purchase this great remedy fr
Dyspepsia and Dstdllty should rvmsnhsr the pr.ri.a
uto, II o BP HTT EMS CBLEBRATmD
BrOMACH DrrTERB. II IL put up 10 quart
bottles. with na name. DR.. J. H0BTErTERs
STOMACH BITTERB, blown on tho boits, and also
stamped the cap covering the CORK with ts aut~cph
q llOsTETTKH SMITH thu labtl. 1hsas things
Important socoun Of tbs eountsFisite
Ia the market
90 Prepared and aold by HOsTETTEH
a SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by
all druggiHts. grooora, ana dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America, and Germany.
SolI bt q LtAuuAN. g. J,hu.hrryi Joftvs A
soy hhtHrt WtftHA PutftH, bsatuii, GeustHl Agents.
mr thr See llz a"l s'ai,..
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IARYELL's CONpITION pOwDERR,

IARYELL'S CONDITION POWDERS,
FoT bsea,s"t iiryts and Cattle The sale II these r9-.
ucfn H Immense tc Subtraction VI Rive unbranded e
latse Package, ~ crnfr, with niit Directions
EI' Agents are Huthufiz'd to ttnnl purchase inonev
men HAIahrtou " not riAru N1ittacttfrr.ih y
ia. uFRRiCKA BHOfir.R Ohstaisis,
AinAsr. New ork.
M'Nhnnts iHrNcry ,hy lov aud Village the vlGs
no pr ucr-iehs remedies are sold by y toyt, a
tlnfhnul utl ~ lalr'ahAsA c. ut ~ Iunnabry.
Sg ~ 4 WSats, Lyul"n hiram WctsL 81 Johgsj
lu' .and 20 DTuufts ut Nstsharis even whore th
nAiwt 't nlaTh lsrNs requiring them. M pqulre 81
'r Respective Snr-k"tprfs The sale ~ these arteise
arc as extended as 81, A4Ativn. Tea IiEsE on SusH
5gir =
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ns- See advertisements OF DR.. sAnfords LIVER INvIG
ORATOR In another column. 6-5y
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w a Texas paper says that squad Of
Camonchcs lately got ailer bald-headcd
white man who was hunting on the San Saba
River and hud nearly oyertOken him, when
his hat blew off and exposed his shining bald
Gmc to the 'nstonishcd gaze. The saynges
haltcd, cried "Sealpcd seaped" aud stood
wondering so long Mt the phenomenon, that
the hunter escaped
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ns- AgrSrs IVAN ~ TINS STATE canvass with the
Golden salve selis rapidly. Can make good Foi
.o.sa O. p WRITTEN, Lowell Mas.
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NV EAGLAAD hlLaLAIa
THE ONLY z REMEDY

TUIE Eastern smFs, Including New York
n aud tlmt seciioi 0f the Union Fllch y
most widely Known NeW Endmd," cons
tain hr.iy iudustdous, intellgut pcopla.
who have achieved Hn uncommon degree 81
prosperity With climate extremely trying 10
tcTain constitutions anl q s0h 81 tmall ETfil-
ny, they have cDntryll ~ surpass more 6yorrd
communities in almost every thing that con-
duces 10 social eomlnrt and happiness. In
fmruulfEiy, they uru- u-raEinunliy 30 absorbed
in business and monlHl cultivation, thgt fhsy
neglect Tho precautions which are essential 10
bodily health. Dypepslg aud phylcal debility
arc prevalent among al classes, The fret dis
ease is produced by nattenu0n % the dlgestys
organs, which ara ~ susceptible ~ derangGwcpt.
Thousands are nov payiug the peuly ~ tbs
neglect and suffering daily tho mot tTyinR
pains, almost without h0po " rehof They
have come 20 believe that their Ailmmt 4
chronic, and hat they must bear with IL 90 the
end. IL RTnthes us exceedingly 20 announce
% these afflicted individuals that they may
EaE- cammlud a -IlmldY N unquFlfI1nahia
potency and virtue, which las never been louRd
10 fail Ia oil cases 81 digestive weakness 6r de-.
ranEcmont. Hundreds Of Tongues aTo ready to
grow eloquent IN praise Of this wonderful con-
queTor Of dyspepsia, which II known as
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AZ 5000 AGtsrs wAErEpro sell three new. and unc-
ouaIlrd by every family Nv
have cleared over s2sU mig one q them Articles
light cheap 20 aud very taking raj
diplomas. silver medal rom American institute, n.
and patrnts have heen grhund me for them. Our"rg
tent m England aud one IN France Put IN stamps and
viii send gratis sypngcs particulars Of the best aecu
v aess EPuRAIM BROWN Towcn, Mass
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Ut THE SICK REJoI ,,E.

hffA ~ TAX AihN To U.s.
IIERllCK'S SUGAR COATED PILL
49, an sYsHsGrursI,a rtasfrHa
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~ Tho London papers say Inrnum "6ue-
cccdcG While there Ia olhclug number OF
disnpreeahle prriudiccs" Some Of The Con
ucctieut buuks would Ike to have similar
experience with him
o." The very latest foreign news for the
adics-'right plain bodies, with a round
waist and belt, have supplantcd The basque.
The basque is only admitted with breakfast
toilette
A. Elisha Rowland, 80 years old, at
Mcchaniesynle, n. v, was bitten by pet
cat with which he was PLAYING, aud died 10
three days Of the inflammation.
- o. A child at Baltimore, that has had
Gts for three yeats, has been cured hy NoW't.
ing q live frog about two inches long which
is supposed 20 have been Ia him that length
Of time.
rB' \ ten gallon kcg marked brandy, that
had remained % the freight depot in ludah-
apolis for many months, unclaimed, was 30
Gently tappcd, and those who had the priy-
lcpc of the tap pronounced Il linc old lrenoh
brandy, with "a peculiar flavor Anrr the
liquor was exhausted head fell In and the
remains of two dciormcd babies fen out
Folks about that depot have no relish for
brandy since.
A NEW IIANrsURE SCHooL-MARM,--A
correspondent writes from Desfy, that lady
trUriIrr etft,',, TgIztrti-t=rfir d.
trict schools in that town, repaired in good
scuson, on the appointed morning, TO the
schooi-housc, which was found locked, and
tho key nowhere TO be had. She procured
an iron bar, wronohed open the door, and
act the school in motion at a successful rate.
There will doubtless be good order under
her energetic rule Concord Statesman.
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NeW God.
Gold and slIyor Watches.

IMOM the best English, Swiss, and
Il Irrurh manufacturer alsn sntd asf0u
mrnt ~ American watches NJ every style, ln gold
81 nGWAUDR.
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= BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES Nor

$500 SFFINGiS, NINE MILES North 1pkA
H This celebrated watering place long and fayora ~
bly, known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and
Its waters in # scroua dropsy spepsja kidney and
spinal affections torpid liver chronic eyes ali classes and
stages OF and diseases is and al
Ih watering place changed hands ago. and
na time the propreors have bee. diligently engaged
of their guests. They completed large new Hotel
containing parlor ballroom, dining ROOM sleeping etc
The location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
hoa Creek the air and climate naturally pure and health
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the most wholesome food thu,
me markets can Afford with polite and attentive and
Will be we! and abundantly supplied
Those who travel and visit such places pleasure will find
Band Of Music will be in enven and make time
pass eheerfuy arge Livery Stable with stock will be
open the streams abound with fish, ne for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four miller
OF the Springs with good road make pleasant morning o.
evening ns fri i 70 a view the fine romantic
had aus o. me Des that the South affords who ha,
water will reside at the Springs ~ A>
me premises formerly occupied by visitors have been con
eharge Of an experienced that sent for Ia
oeneh or the waters will comfortable and receive
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs the South and Vast nv IN.
aemphs and charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn 10
Ala in ten hours thence by fourhorse to
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
last at the Springs oring those leaving on tht
n0" train will take Fs hsAg
Refer te-Messrs Scraggs. Doaegan Co., New Orleans.
W. L. LIauer / Co., =, -.
20: Nelson L Co., :.
Phillips J. Nixon Co., :.
mil Am Samuel Bell Esq.,, :.
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPRov
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD:
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large t tsf c ssM rratsa
The Fourth Volume of this beautiful popular Weekly
aging prospects, Is VIII 4 I! hs ,i%s, Be
and several new and which, oess.
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must Increase its pres
1 ~ as 5 will The leading
worthy the &c ose very s
Of Southern will receive due attention
era farm management promulgated have been tested by
practical men and found worthy Of adoption large
are constantly writing for this department of the
constantly filled with
excellent horticultural and Physiological information Is
universally pronounced of the useful
onadep
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
sad for 1882 will be received with general reclamation BY
hiee Which will Convey to the world her beautiful GEMS ns
in I y o hs d NJ,
tffLIEfIGsrRAT1oNs-The 'Homestead' will continue, a.
heretofore be illustrated with handsome engravings pre-
sSms Us os % will
ssfh s ys III mscs
shall excel in this particular. ''f~'
To the Southern People.
shea vital sas sf' the
has been by competent judges
not superior both in contents and appearance
similar in the Union We therefore every Southern
who desires TO subscribe for Agricultural Family
tba, will be Of practical benefit his farming operations
the Southern Homestead his support.
FORM AND TERMS-The Southern Homestead, is pub
shed weekly, each nsmbe containing eight large pages
printed in the handsomest style and splenday embehed
One copy 50 year, six copies sO copies s5 land an ex
ira TO the person getting up the ClubJ Address
H- l.. P. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Send for specimen numbers, prospectvses, etc Make
lp Clubs Immediately. d27 3ptf
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A. POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PRoPRIE-
asa and the public that they will the Point
The buildings being put in thorough repair the whayet
ehu and the grounds have been greatly the pas,
winter building was erected last season. finished and fur
nsaea N horonsh manner and situated line the
ots-the two are connected by gallery of 374
feet in length upon two stoes Altogether the buildings viii
acSommodate miortahly about 400 persons.
FONT Clear delightfully."- situated being open to the Gulf
and in the rear are high grounds with pleasant
beautifully shaded The merits Of the sanitary non
of view were fairly tested last season. Not single case Of
yellow fever originated there has We there the
hnes salt water bathing the whole coast within one
PAGES from the Hotel Fish oysters vey
oAnt during the season. good Colon Band engaged
every variety of anu ements will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening TO,
ont Clear also Oh Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
VIII make Midday trips those who ar
rive by the boats ~
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN L CO.,
Rattla Hnnsa
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my13 %

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E ". GEER
20, P5oprietors,This Hotel is now being thoroughly
G renovated and newly furnished, be opeped oy
the reception Of visitors day June NEXT Eyery I'll
their stay pleasant ~ - 1AA
the beautiful bay Ocean Springs there better
place for yachting, or fishing bathing.
p; soI ne Of visitors there Is Tenpin Alleys
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest wines liquors
Hotel. ~ ~ ~ " NAs
band Of music will be kept duriss the entire
day and Thursday nights ~
Mineral Springs celebrated for curative powers
are in excellent condition. omnibus will run reeulary sev
era times day to and from the Hotel Springs For tes
tony respecting the medicinal SPRING. refer
snfe may be made 70 Dr. Austin Dr. Thorpe New
Ocean sprngs having by epideics IL de-
the Gulf shore. j. WIIKiNsON Awcn, IN
Ocean Springs, 1st May, 1859. ms4 II
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BY ]. B. WALTON. n
SUCCESSION OF sANUEL W. Oakley. DECEASED,
BY j. b. WALTON,


Aucioneer-omce, 10 Bank Place.
e. asss .s r ass
Saass oss.as
ss
pys w. eff
on NJ g. h.s.s f.
between :s.:s.sy ss a asss
~ dp
lot third from Pyania street, and In the immediate
o. this ct ss q share. reduced
.Ss ss
% Il, % e d q
s' Il. s ass. IL
'h at 'e e sa sses g. eD. sosr, Public
pense OF the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DRCEDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau 10 Bank Place.
SAA y led e. JUN. 1850. a midi, pAresds
Dc canr On Second Dfe dss
a osfs ssss
p.s 81 i: s.s.
ns ssn
par No dams et No 81 ayani pieds
% Rssss; Ct
ment on plan dreste Joseph Pe 10 de fsvrer 1893
OF depose letude de Louis T. Caire public.
Ce terrain eat lie troiseme de Ia Pryana en-
yirons de IL Place Coliseum.
Sur CO terrain IS actions reduites 50 actions de IL
Barque des Citoyens Dc Louisiana esqueles actions
eque prx annonce temps de IL vene quel priI
Pacquereur dn terrain devendra des actions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aura psye un billet do
Ter daot 1852 $780, payable scion les
conditions du pref ct Ia balance du prix
compliant.
Aete vente pardsvsn H. B. csnss not.ire public aux
frais de Pacquerenr. myz5 je4 ii is Is
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS. IN
the Fourth District.
tBY j. B. WALTON,
ATPRIVATE SALE, will be sold i've VAL
- liable Lots Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak AaRssine
Eh and Sixth Streets Nos H. U.s. 49, n and 2 square (oid
Lots H. 25 and ~ form the Of Live Oak and Sixth
and each 81 inches and lines front on
Sixth street. BY depth Of 100 feet inches
Lot No. 70 adons the above described rear ard
parallel lines ~ '
The five lots together measuring 100 inches on Live
This property egiby situated for residences being within
one square Of Magazine and Washington
Avenue and In the immediate vicinity of the most ee
giant residences in the Fourth District lots have been
planted with choice imported shade and
are prepared to be built upon at once. ~
third the balance At ons and tvo
years credit, with per cent interest
Act of sale before Walter Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
he expense OF the purchaser. mSn
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, II
the Fourth District
kBY j. b. WdLTON
BY J. NEVILLE & co.

f0SlllfE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE
improved and unimproved property In the First Fourth
istricTwo in the First District near the
Marine Hospital and two Cottage Houses in the Fourth
District near the Soraparu Market.
By JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
kofice. II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, June 4, 1859, at lie O'Clock NJ.
L at the CITY Hotel. Common street, will be sold
!. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First Dis.
trc bounded by Palmyra Banks Gayoso salced streets
and divided into twenty four Lots. D'''e>''
2. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
trc bounded by Common Baudn Gayoso
3. SIN LOTS Of GROUND, together with the improve
bounded by Annuncaon ate Jersey) Soraparu Chppew
and Philip ,treets. Each Lot measu 81 feet Ii inches and
lines front Annunciaton street. by l20 feet in nth be-
tween parallel lines The improvements lots comprise
three good oneSory Frame Houses divided into six epe
ments; each tenement contains rooms gallery cabinet
Kitchen etc. and rented Sc each other -four
OTIS
This offers fine opportunity to Of small means to
procure improved az vacant property the sale will posi-
tive and without reserve and on a long credit.
HJ-TERMS-For the Fourth District property oue-tbjrd
cash balance in and IL months for secured by mort
gage on the property bearing per interest," and per
cent interest improvements be policy
transferred to vendor.
of the purchaser.
For the District property. fourth cash balance in
IL and months, for notes bearing interest SO
cured by mortgage on the property and eventual
htefest30 je0
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BY N. VIGNIE,
Ofice-No. 8 Banks Arcade
TUESDAY, June II. 1859. at I2 O'Clock Nj,
by virtue Of from the Honorable Second Dis.
rict Court of New Orleans Court Docket
May, 1888 at the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
ABOUT oNE-HALF OF THE SQUARE bounded by An.
nuncation Constance, Mepomene Edward Tbsia or
stele Streets divided into fifteen Lots
is. ~ :
Lots Nos. ad each feet front on Mepomene
street, by 100 feet deep.
Lots Nos measure each Is fee. front on Apnunci
alton street, BY depth Of ll6 feet and 9inches.
Lot No Sis very large lot and inches
and inches together with attractive delightful
story Brick Residence with wide galleries pillars columns
around the buiring conain the first floor four large
rooms and parlos hall Closets pantry, starway
having eight tvo-story frame building having
spacious rooms cserns hydrants wells, etc. flower
garden In from Of the housel
The keys Mr. Ro,ehfords nearly opposite where
they can be got on application.
Lots No H. 3D. IA and Is each rs An
runciaon street, by depth of ll6 feet and inches
Lots Nos 9 ~ and II front on ALA
stree, by depth of 100 feet.
All the buildings except those No he late residence
OF deceased belong the tenants who and
privileges to dispose of them.
The whole according plan exhibited at the City o
tel several days previous to the sale
RJ-TERMS AND CONDITIOES-t)ne third cash: and the
balance credit of and years. the purchasers
to their order secured by said property with
vendors privilege said to bear per per
rum from date until matu and after maturity per
insured against the risks of fire full value and the
policies OF to be transferred until final payment
The holders of the
Ae,s of sale before O. DeArmas, Esq. Notary Public.
Banks Arcade end at the OF Cont
Exchange Alley. lei