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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
Sga3stts & 5smttnsr,
Conclusion.

Mr.. Pilsby, Il good sort of common
Mace kind of i man, comes home wet
to the skin. and somewhat affected with
strong p~otations, a thing rather unusual
with him. Mrs. p, a staid and sober
matron, who had taught school in her
n days, was sitting at the table
ENJOYING her toast and hyson, with 4
couple of lady neighbors /; and when
her husband entered, she accosted him
with
"Where upon earth have you been,
Mr.. Pilsby? What has kept you 50 late ?
And how came yOu st wet! And what
in nature ails you2 you're looking SO
very queer"
MIR. p. stood q little bent forward,
his arms a trife elevated, and looked
as if he felt somewhat uncomfortable,
as he replied with a hiccup
"Been overheard"
al should rather think you had, in
deed" replied his spouse "but have
YOU not been taking ardeat spirits p
"Should ratll-hic-er think that
had, Mrs. Pilsby."
.'And how happened all this, Mr.. p. ?
Tell me-"
"uic-wal, you see as how that as |
was standing on the hic-wharf, II boy
stumbled overheard, and jumped in al
ter him."
"And saved him !"
"In course | did I; and carried him
- n,l HE hin fayhnr lrpn uht II
the des-hic dcs-canister of brandy,
and
"Doant1, Mr.. Pilsby."
"And didn't | just say hic-dis-hiC
canister, Mrs. PIP Wal, all is, we
took, each on us, a pretty good drinl
from it, that's a hic-fact, by George
MRS. Pilsby."
"Was that all, Mr.. 2"
"Not 'xactly. Hic-wal, the fact on
is, that the old man and | thought WI
might as we'll take another pull, a,
these ere things didn't happen ever,
day /; so we took hic-hold, and lower
ed the des-hic-des, what dye call it
hic-canister once more, about four o
five inches, and"
"Deoanter, sir. Recollect."
Good hic-gracious, wife !! didn't
Just say des hic-canister ; what d'y,
mean! Wal, we talked away a spell
and when | got up to go, the old ma
said that We had better take anothe
nipper, to keep me from taking cold
so we-hic--lowered the des can-is
ter there now, Pve hic-got it--abou
four inche, more, and"
"Mr. Pilsby, can't | never teach yor
anything De, de, Can, ocean, tel
ter, decanter."
Observation-Disclosures ! Mrs. Pilsby
why we put me out! Why not hic- lc
me finish my story? Didn't call it de'
canisllic-ter ?"
"Mr. z. you're fuddled, and that az
counts for all"
"Call it SO, if you please, Mrs. Pill
by but l know | called it decaniSte
hic-every time"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
Terrible Realities of Insanity.

DIR. Winslow gives us TO understand
that madness is for the most part a on
dition of most awful suffering. | used
to think that, though there hi ght be
dreadful misery on the way to madness,
yet once reason was fairly o%vcrthrown,
the suffering was over. This appears
not to be SO. All the miserable depres-
sion of spirits, all the incapacity to
Danish distressing fears and suspicious,
which paved the way to real insanity,
exist in even intensified degree, when
insanity has actually been reached.
The poor maniac fancies he is sur
rounded by burning fires, that he is en-
-circled by writhing snakes, that he is
in hell, tormented by devils !; and we
must remember that the misery caused
by firmly believing a thing which does
not exist, is precisely the same as that
which would be occasioned to a sane
person if the things imagined were
facts.
1t seems TOO, that many insane peo-
pie are quite aware that they are in.
sane, which, of course, a~ggravates
what they have to endure. 1t must be
dreadful thing when the mind passes
the point up to which it is still useful
and serviceable, though ~unsound, and
enters upon the stage of recognized in
sanity. 1t must be dreadful to fee
that you are not quite yourself ; that
something is wrong (; that you cannot
discard suspicious and fears which still
you are aware are foolish and ground
less. This is a melancholy stage, and
If it last long, a very perilous one.
Great anxiety, if continued for any
length of time, is almost certain to lead
ito some measure of insanity. The ma,
arAO, night and day, is nsrer far from tn.
thought Of hop he is to pay his u0y, {,
Ma,ntain his children, is gong mad. 1t j,
thoroughly evil when one single though.
comes to take entire possession of til,
mind. 1t shows the brain is going. |
Is no wonder, my friendly reader, tina
&C many men are mentally screws
There is something perfectly awful il
reading what are the premonitor,
symptoms Of insanity .-Frazer's Magd
nas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

How DOUGLAS Held Mn. LINcoLN's
HAT.-A Cincinnati paper gives the fol-
lowing incident of the Inauguration of
Mr.. Lincoln {:
One Of the Representatives OF this
State III Congress, reports an interest
ing and rather funny incident Of the IN
auguration, which, uot having seen III
print, we record. On approaching the
platform where he was to take his oath
and be indicted into the Office OF Chief
Executive, Mr.. Lincoln removed his hat
and held it in his hand as he took the
seat assigned him. The article seemed
to he a burden. He changed it awk-
wardlv from one to another, and finally,
dcspairing of finding for it any other
easy position, deposited it upon the
platform beside him. Senators and
Judges crowded in, and TO make Don
for them, he moved nearer the front of
the stage, carrying his tile with him.
Again it was handled u%ncasily, and as
Senator Baker approached to Introduce
| him to the audience, he made Il motion
as to replace the tile on the stage ui.
der the seat, when Douglas, who had
been looking on quietly, and apparently
with some apprchenoioms of a cataStro
phe to the hat said, Permit me, sir
and galldutiy took the vcXatlous article
and held it during the entire reading OF
the inaugural. Dug. must have reflect
ed pretty seriously during that hall
hour, that instead Of delivering an in
augural address from that portico, hc
was holding the hat Of the man wh(
was doing it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

To CLEAN R~IBBoSs.--I will give you
a recipe which | have tried and know to
be good. Take l table spoonful of
brandy +; l do. of soft soap ; do. of
m~olasses--mix well together, place your
ribbon upon a smooth board and apply
you liquid with a soft brush, after
which rinse in cold rain water then
roll up in a cloth until nearly dry /; iron
with a fiat not too hot. If you will only
try it, you will find your ribbons as
bright as new.-RHTGt Ncw Yorker.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

Color OF THE EYES That the color of
tne eyes should affect their strength,
yet that such is the case need not at
.nis time Of day to be proved and
NOSE whose eyes are brown or dark
co'ored should be informed that they are
weaker and more susceptible of injury
from various causes than gray or blue
eyes' Light-blue eyes are generally
most powerful, aud next to those are
grey, The lighter tbepupil, the greater
ana longef continued is the degree of
'ension the eye can sustain.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

rrCouGHs. The sudden changes OF our CHI
mate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial, ana
ASlhmatic Infections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly when taken in the Early stages OF the ms
ease. recourse should at once be had TO "BRowN 5
BRONCHIAL TEocHEs,' or Lozenges. let the Coiu'
Cough. or Irritation OF the Throat be- ever 50
slight. as by this precaution a more serious at
tack NAV be etTecrually warded oil. PubiIc
Spe akers and Singers vii find them eileciual
for clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH .
!. a.
SMrgeOR Dentist,
10Y Royal Street, NeU OrLc01s.
OppOSite st. Louis KOtC:.

CONTINUES TO call the a~ttentiOn Of thos
" who need the services Of a competent Den
list, aud those persons whose Teeth have be'I
injured by unskillful Dentists, whose gold droP'
out a short time after the Teeth are plugged, al;
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with coI.-
fort, by applying to J. A. CAsADAvANT, they GOA
have all operations in the Dental Art performri
| conscientiOusly, and in the most scientific manne
He benumbs the gums, before Extracting Teei'.
with a chemical preparation invented by hm
which lessons the pain. Consultations IL
| French, Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

BE- Lord Campbell said he himself
heard a Judge at Stafford thus sentence
a prisoner to death for forgery "And
/ trust, through the merits and medita-
ton of our blessed Redeemer, you may
experience that mercy in another world
which a due regard to the credit of the
paper currency of the country forbids
you to hope for here"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

SOMEWHAT PERsoNAI~-"liusbaud, do
you believe i'll special judgments Of
Providence upon individuals IN this
life ?"
Eyes, my dear"
"Do you, indeed? Did one Of the
judgments ever happen to You"
Yes, love-
"When was it, husband !"
"When | married You, my DEAR
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

n- The official census returns show
the population of California in 1860, to
have been $4,000. The population of
San Francisco is between $1,000 and
$4,000. Great complaints are made
that the census was i~mperfectly taken,
and that the real population OF the
State is not less than coo, 600.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
@

Particularly attended TO. His great success ;
an Extractor, renders him confidently IN otierItI
his services TO all suffering with the Tooth az.
~ Office on Bank street, at Bailey's Picin o
Gallery. Those wishing operations at their re-
dences, either in Town or Parish, will be wailci
on promptly, by leaving their orders al his
Office, OF any OF the Stores in Plaquemine.
febl6-tf G.. NJ. W.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

BY virtue of an Order or Decree to me
directed from the Honorable the Sixth Ju-
dlcral District Court of the State of Louisiana,
in and for the Parish Of lhervillc, bearing
date the l2Ih day OF March, 1861,
ordering and decrcclng the sale Of the pro-
pcrty belonging to the Succession Of said
PIERRE DURAND, deed, and situated IN the
Parish Of Iberyiiie, | will offer at Pubic Sale,
to the highest and last bidder on
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

p6s-The New York Day Book thinks
Satan was the first Simon Pure Adolf
Zionist. He was the first advocate of
the "higher law" He tried the expert
ment in heaven, and got kicked out for
his audacity, and then undertook to
content himself with the reflection that
it was "better to reign i'll hell than
serve in heaven"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
FEMALE

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be op"n"t
n in Plaquemine on the LIST of October mex,
at the residence of Miss ii. RlLs.
The Musical Department rs under the char"
of Miss H. RILs.
The classes will be taught by the PrinciPa!.
aided by competent assistants.
The course of studies will be complete in Ems
lish and French aud other branches of Education
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

Ions dhujlc, unc balance; u" boucants; m
lot de pCrchcs: $500 barriis de mas, Plus Oh
moiHs; un lot de iuIu; deUX machines pour
cgrcuner de mas; une machine pour eraser lie
mlI~: 10000 pledS de boiS tic charpente; un
pole; 23 crosses eharrues; 10 petites charrucS;
} iiukes. un sUbsoll; . peilcs pour letter Ia
tyrre; - p,iies; 70 pIOchcs; 81 pairs de traits; 10
brides; 10 pairs dc bOiS de co.iierS; 60 Golfers
de mUuSsrs; % p~alonIerS double; 10 p]aiOnirr5
triple; 30 p~aiOniers sImplcS; 30 haches; 10 COLI
teaUX i canes: ii ChaTrctt"S a canes; 1 char
rettes a bagaSSeS; , petts barrils dc clouX;
10 barrilS de charbon; 500 cOrdes de bOis; $500
dOuveS a boucaut.
lie quart ndivise de toutcS les proprictts
CT colossus decriteS appartIcut a la succession
du dit ieu Pierre Durand, ct les autreS troiS
quarts apvartienIcnt Il Antoine DubuClet, un
reSldaut dc Ia parolSSe dlberyIlle. ct "a part
du dit Antoine DubuClct daus les susditeS pro-
pTiGteS saul vendues avec le un consenteUent
du dit Antoine Dubuciet CONNIE ii apparaIt
par le decrct de IA susdite COur du SiXiCme
District Judiciaire de la Louisiana.
Conditions dc Ia ytnte compliant, payable 10
jour de la Ycnte.
G. S. ROUSSEAU, Encanteur.
lberville, - Mars, 1861. mhl6
SLLic u L0uiSiaHa-Parjsh Of UerriAe-GlA
District Court.
In matter Of Estate of ELIZABETH Duke,
deceased.
WHEREAS: OffneyF F. Hornsby has this GAy
W filed in the Clerks office of this Court rs
final account OF administration, OF the Estate 0.
Elizabeth Duke, decd.
Notice is hereby gwen TO all whom il may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof, why said account shou,LpoI uc
homologated and made a Judgment OF tbs cvtIt.
Iberyille, March LIST, 1861.
mar 2 NJ. A. ESIEVNN, CLERK.
EtaLdeta 0ai,iaHe-EGr0iSS d I6erUiH, $780,
COUr de Geme Dtstrtct Judicnire.
Dams la Succession dc feuc ELIZABETH
DUKE.
A TTENDU que Ofney F.. Hornsby a ce i""g
~ enIeaise dams lie bureau du Grefher de celtic
Cour son cornpt final administration de la sue
cession de ieue Elizabeth Duke.
Avis est par lie present donne a toux ceux enc
celia cOncerne De deduire sous trente jours de ii
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles .e
dit Compt hnal lie seraIt pas homologue ct lA.I
iugement DE cette COuT.
Iberville, Mars ], 1861.
MARI VI. \. ESIENAN. Grefher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
Coats, Vests and Pants,
that was ever brought 10 this market.

Seeing is Believing"
They thank the public for its support hitherto,
and will endeavor still 10 be worthy Of IT. To
their old and punctual customers they give the
usual credit.
e. They respectfully state to their trends
that their shop is now in the house on Bank ST.,
formerly occupied by MIR. }. McWillIams as a
Grocery Establishment, where their Saloon, 10
the rear, is also located, and where they hope to
see their friends and the public as usual.
NovlU-lS60- my.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
MRS. r. JUMEL

Respectfully informs her friends and patrons
that she has had her School house repaired, and
is now ready 10 receive all pupils which may b"
So nj her. She will reopen her SCHOOL "'
Monday, March 18th, 1861, Oh the same terms
as heretofore.
For further particulars apply TO
Marl6-sep22-ly MRS. Z. JUNE
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
DENTISTRY

Will always find him ready TO serve them. T.
guarantees as perfect operations as can be Obtain
ed in New Orle ans, or any other city erthe STA ,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
., |, HA MILTON,
ATTORNEY Az LAW,

HAVING located at ~Plaquemine' VIII deVG.e
II his entire attention TO the practice OF his
Profession in the Parishes of
Iberville, East and est Baton Rouge
He respectfully solicits the patronage OF ms o'd
friends and the public generally, who can al.
WAYS hud him at his Office on Main street
near the Court House. between the hours oil .
\. VI. aud ) p. NJ, unless otherwise profession
ally engaged.
PlaqueIniue, La. ocl6-mh2j'
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

pa-Matches may be made in heaven,
but most OF them are continued in the
other place.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
&. VI. WICKLEFFE, A. NJ, N. l.,
Surgeon Dentist.
FORMERLY OF CLINTON, LA

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser
IL vices to the citizens Of P~laquemine, and the
surrounding Parishes.
DR.. WICkLlFFE is permanently located "a
Plaqucmine. His entire attention will be devote!
to his Profession. Those wishing oPe r%oIlris!''
any branch of
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

ONLY Two PosrNAsTERS Y Four COL
LEcroRs IN SEvENTY-Two YEARS IN CHARLES
roN.-Therc have been but two Post
masters in the city of Charleston since
the days of Washington. Gen. Wash
ington appointed Mr.. Ballot in 1871,
who served until his death, when the
present incumbent, Mr.. Huger, was APP
pointed by Mr.. Monroe. Mr.. Huger Is
now over seventy years of age, of HUI
guenot blood, a gentleman of commar-
ding and venerable appearance, about
six feet high, well proportioned, fine
Roman face, full head Of hair and as
white as snow, fine black eyes, heavy
eyesbrows, very erect, and II of the
most heightened gentlemen in our city.
The Courier asys: ave have never
had at this port but four Collectors OF
the Customs since the formation of the
United States, and one Of these Collec
tors died soon after being appointed
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
NOTICE

TRON and after this date, ALL PATENT Mki'-
h IClNES mad. out Of the Southern Coniederae,'
ue advanced in price.
Z All 25 cent Packages are now 50 cts
{" 81 4" -.." ~
&" 500 "...-i'~o
Thi, advance il forced on us by the wholesa'~
dealers in New Orleans, who have advanced on nj,
such ar,icIes twenty-five per cent, in consequence" 81
the New Tariff.
srocv, + & !; a; :. K 6Ei ~. pE, nuss'"
plauuemine, Much 9th lG6l.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
DEI,D.

On sunday, March eth, at ) O'clock ?. NJ at the re'''
derce Of her son-ln-Ilw, T. L Bonf,rI, ANN HONT-
COuERy, uged II years, wife ofJohn X. Thompson,
of the Parish of lbcrville.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
COAL OIL.

WE HAVE a supply of pure Coal oi i"I
w sale. Also, will alter Lamps ior 'o''
sToCKLEY & DELAVALLADE
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
SMCcessi0n Sale.
State If Louisiann, Parish Of DerrIHe-
Sirth District Court.

State If Louisiann, Parish Of DerrIHe--
Sirth District Court.
Succession of SIMPSON WllALI, SE.,
Deceased.
NY virtue of an order or decree to me di.
- rectrd from the Hon. the Sixth Judicial
District CouR, of the State of Louisiana, IN
and for Parish Of Ibervrle, bearing date the
9th Of February, 1861, ordering aud decree.
ing the sale Of property belonging to the sue
cesslon Of
SIMPSON WHALY, ST.,
| will oif.r at Public Sale to the highest and
las, bidder, for whatever the said properly
viii bring, and on acredtof
TeCelre .IEOnths,
With bond and security, en- soLed0, TO the
satisfaction of THOMAS WHALY, admins,
traitor of said succession, with special mort.
gase.on the immoveabIe property.
On Monday, the stft day of April,
1864, Ht III o'clock, "a. nl.,
At the residence of said Thos. Whaly, in the
Parish o! Iberville. The following described
property, to wit:
HANNA, q Negro Woman aged 40 gears ;
One HORSE; one DESK: one T1BLE;
one CLOCK; One LOOKING Glass,
Tro SADDLES; one cor, and On
HAMMOCK.
IbervilIe, March 10th, 1861.
G. S. ROUSSEAU,
mh23 Aucti0HeeT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

VOLUNTEERS, GET READY.-The Colum-
bus Times of Thursday, says: 1--WE
learn from a gentleman direct from
Montgomery, that President Davis will
issue an order for five thousand vOlun-
teers for Pensacola. OF this number,
Georgia will furnish, perhaps, two
thousand. We consider the informa,
ton reliable, and believe that the order
will be issued to the Governors of the
Confederate States Immediately. Presi'
dent Davis does not regard the with.
drawal of the troops from Sumter las
it is a case Of life and death with the
Government troops) as any indication
Of peace.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
FOE HIRE.

A GOOD COOK, apply at this Office for
n further particulars. mh23
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
Thursday, tiic 18Th of April, 1851,
ai Ii O'Clock, -. Va,

And on the premises, the whole Of the follow
Ing described property, sad property to
BIZ sold in block, to wit: \ certain
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

sc par iIIoa'ble. Cour ia SiXiemc District
Judiciairc en- ct pour la p%aroisse dIOerville,
en- date du l2tme. jour de Mars 1861, ordo-
nant ct decrctaat Ia ycutc dos prophecies ap-
paTtenant a Ia succession de teu Pierre DU-
rand, situcts dams Ia p%aroissc dlberyiilr, J'os-
irerai en- vcnte publ:que au plus o.lrant ct
lcrnipr enchcrisScur.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
xEE! ICE /!
ICE EsTABLEsHMENT
sT
HOUSE.

THE undersigned informs his friends and the
public, that he has removed from his Oh
stand on the corner of Nam and Seminary SIS,
10 the corner opposite, in the new Brick House
built by Mr.. Avet, where he viii always nave
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
Good Liquors
and Fine Lager.

Thankful for past patronage, he trusts 10 re-
ceive d continuance OF the same nom us oo
friends and the public N general. Jy2I-ni23'
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

Succession of Pierre Durand,
DECEASED.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
mississippi Foundry Agency

mississippi Foundry agency
AT THE
American Machine Depot,
4G St. Charles ST., Corner OF GraVieF,
NEW ORLEANS,
Turing the present year beautiful Patterns
~ of 6. 8, 9, 10, u, IA and is inch CYLINDER,
stationary. and 5, 6, T., s, o, and 10 inch PoriaOI"
Cugiues, have been completed, and are now OIL
tered for sale: together with Saw Mills, 1rt'
Mills, Shinse Machines, Brick Machines, .o',
ton Screens, and other machinery, comPiis" ;
the largest stock ever offered for sale; wnle az
the same time. it is of southern Invention ~
ma nufactuIe, and OF a style and quality uneq'S'-
by anv northern imporiatlons'
Illustrated Catalogues sent 10 any NJ
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30
BYEKLER Bros,
Merchant TaiiOrs.

Have Just received the most superb
IA stock of Goods for Gentiemens Fall and
M Winter
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-30

Iberville, 16 Mars 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25
&C., POINT CLEAR noTEL-IN VIEW y.

- .F'UENT CLEIAEG FfSFTFLTA-IN VIEW qstSt
N;1of steamboat COMMUNICATION between Mobile and A
E New Orleans being resumed and encouragement Of
e5ed from friends the above Ho
tel on the Both Of July.
We confidently that watering place tho
many reQu for comfort Point Clear
Salt Bathing has equal the and the drives the
vicinity pleasant Telegraph Office in the Hotel
mnnicating with all portions of the country.
While must ask the indulgence Of guests for any lack of
the Table necaeies will potniSe ii Shall supplied with
all the substanas-tile best the market affords
7. Fl CHAMBERLAIN Co,
lyHl n&W Prhnrietors
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where absolutely held
Ia solution conceded to be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united TO the other We may however in
this case infer that the water eontans- .. .
Carbonic acids sica chloride of magnesium bcsrbonate
of lime chloride Of sodium carbonate Of soda elcae of po
taa bcsrbonae of ron secate of soda anio chloride of
sodium. and probably other combinations myl0t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

No. so9o-second Dtstrfc, cour. Of New Orleans.
valuable improved Property in the Fourth District at Auction
o. pvpr .c,TT,r cpE,p
$3.50 y re $500 c11Ars' .4
csrTrRnsy Oct Z IsT;i "a - o,ci0n1s "
Al tbs ereiaa%s ~ and - 1oednesrs Ezc5engs 5ad
Royal strfet By vitae gna in M Of an order
tnIt Of New Orleans Gsted Aug 20 1851 the foSwpg de-
soSsd s@ Es:ss 1 e belong to The above succession at
a os 1S9 IN S Fen NE ene Rg9
District Of The city Of New Orleans ID this Parish the sare
5onnaed Learsn Carroll JSspRne and s. Audrey
Snia o n dnshSeq oS ne S0 ana an 81 21a s
sHrs 81 feet inches and 6s an inch front Jossphne
street between Laurent and Carroll by depth of 0 feet be-
%sen pSS ff rr Wse az per- s ana
by passed before Kenney Notary on the Eth
OF May IA; or oPorsr ,,,, a., ,,,, . ..
n theraon situated in sad Fonr,b District and civ and
phne and st. Andrew Streets aud designated on the Aforesaid
eet y depth Of i25 feet inches between parallel Ines
and ha by aid HeEty wm2
Futile On he 57ih Of MAY, ts5g,
balance at / and years credit in notes bearing interest
atuGty and if then paid said interest
be seenG by oeage ON the soia Tie 6nid3g on
re the s Of aa o Sd and P RE-
own or Nv nporyo IN THO ro,-prT- T7g-r-1-r
r,rr-r,r-
BI GAADNEH SMITH q CO.,
Successors to j. A. Beard L Co
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