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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
An Interesting Letter from Prof. DcBOw.

THE MATERIAL AND POLITICAL STATUS OF
THE SOUTH.
To the Eliiors Upion and AmsWcan, Nash
pHe:
You requested line from me upon my
return to the SoG;ame eslSupcFs the general
cJnd,tion of affairs, and upon the prospects
which the future seemed to open shall
briefly comply.
Everywhere in the interior Of the country,
as we'll as in the towns, there arc evidences
OF activity, and people show spirit and de-
terminatSn in .grappling with the situa-
ton which is truly astonishing. and every
leanch Of business or employment is al
ready crowded. Tho planters, however,
struggle against thousand difficulties.
The rum of estates is but small part.
They are perplexed and worried by the Ia
Dor question: and until few days it seem
ed as if the freedmen had abandoned all
thought of further occupation, More re-
Gently it is Said that they are contractors,
and On favorable terms, but 1t pust be ad-
mittcd tbet the greatest distrust prevails Of
their future. The planters find it impossi-
bic to procure advances to work the estates.
Capital is too CauJ ious TO seek such adyens
lures. Thousands OF estates are in the
market for sale at n half or n quarter their
former values, or for rent; but there are
few transactions. Agents offer the most
inviting lists. bnt offer in vain The capi-
tai and labor which was to have come from
the North or Europe have not yet appeared, /,
and the evidence, so far, is complete that
the Southern crops for an other ycarwill be
very short, und that million baleG of cot
,t,n will be a very liberal estimate.
49, The great activity which, prevails, and
l,;o e. ;pnn in0 IN. al oua
1, however, 10 deceive. IT is no augury for
rhe future The wretched condition Of af-
fairs ut the end of the war occasioried Of
most struggle for life among our people,
and all the little savings that had been
boarded up or hidden away were brought
forth to replensh supplies. In the utter
exhaustion there was a demend for every
,hing-thus the large trade which imme-
diately sprung up. The Gotten which sur
yived tile war, and which was generally diff
fused over the country f1rnishesthe means
of keeping up this commerce. IL was M
an act of Providence that so much was say.
ed in the general wreck; but when thatis
gone collapse may reasonably be expected,
unless soi1e great and. unexpected re'iei
presents itself. The idea generally presail'
and men speak gloopiiy OF the future
Certainly there never wnssuch field foi
enterprise os that which the South furnish
cs; but the capital is wanting. 30 far FOL
the material question: y.
Now, as 70 the political There is an in
tense feeling Of disapp6intfnentand chagriI
prevailing, apd thoa people who, feY
months ago, accepted the sitpationt ant
worcSndeayoring TO perform lis duties II
goVdhith, express themselves swiM bitter
ness They perceive n disposition. irth
: national councils TO humble and degrad
theme Thsy are required 90 make sacrid-
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ADVERTISING TERMS:

For ono square. C1O lines or Less $I.00
for each insertion. Advertisements not
limited, will not be discontinued without n
written order, and will be charged at fall
rates.
sept 1866
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Translated from the German of Schiller.
THREE WNRDS OF STRENGTH.

There are three lessons would write
Three words as with burning pen
In nacings cf eternal Fight
Upon tho hearts Of iLcn.
Have Hope. Thou clouds environ now,
And gladncss hide her face in scorn
Put then the shndow from thy brow;
No night but hath its morn
Have Faith. Where'er thy bark is driven.
The calais disport. the rcmpests mirth
Know this: God rules the host of Heaven.
The inhabitants Of Earth
Have LoGe; and not alone for one,
But man, as man, thy brother call,
And scatter,>lik the crcling sun,
Thy charities OH all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul,
- Hope, rMitti ntrrl I-.,u I..l sis-a---.,.s..
Strength when Lifes surges cease to roll,
Ligat whcrA thou else vert blind.
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Contracts will also be made for. smaller
spaces andtor ali periods over month
For announcng,n candidate to any Office
ofproht, honor or trust $1,000.
Marriage, Obituary Notices, &c., will be
charged the same as advertisements.
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qlE TRI-:WEEKhY NENS:
BY .GAILLARD AND DESPORTES.
RATES OF sijDsolttprIoN:

Q NNTbS UF SUBSUKIFTION:
THE NEWS" is published on Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, at 5000 per an9
mum. invariably in advance.
Single copies ten cents
ADVERTISING RATES:
Ordinary advertisements, occupying not
more than ten lines, Zone square,) will be
inserted in '1HE NEws," at $l.O0 for the
first insertion and sevcn,y-fvc cents for each
subsequent publication.
Larger advertisements, when no contract
is made, will be charged in exact propor-
tion.
Contracts will be made in accordance with
the following schedule
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y "A ynanin Fall River, Massachusetts,
last week devoured nine.ponnd turkey
withthe usual fixings, at a single meal.
He found that his companions at table
lad each one seized pigeony aud, be
ing disappointed atnot getting one him
sell, he grabbed the turkey and ate it
all, saying, every man his own bird"
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REVIVED!
Il " E " SERy ~ on
p" THE BAPTIST BANNER, 81

|. "ihh DE COMMENCED
ON SATURDAY, THE 9TH INSTANT, AT Auous-
TAsscEoRa1A,
by the Former Proprietor.
AM happy in being able to make tho
above announcement. The Banner will
be published every Saturday.
:. Esg" Subscriptions are respectfully So
licited. $500 per annum Address
JAMES N. ELLIS, Proprietor
Ee9~ Eacn newspaper in Georgia and
South Carolina will please corr twice, and
seno OH 10 j. ~" E.t sept 2St5--2
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AUCTION SALES.
ALn At AUCTION Saggs
1 ss .ss II s8SfT-sEs H 49,
-. B. WAIToNsS DEsLoNDE. &
wedne.a.u !.


Wednesday, Arm 1stt.
For succession of Jacob ott--q.,a.Aa. - y.
Charles St. Joseph and Delord streets IA ~ rfI ~
For succession Of j. Labouissa-ImuYovrd ,rcna.tv a.,
Rampsrt street, corner of Gravier street y
Two lots on Dauphine street between Guatnmhpuse N
Bienyille streets. y #ss- VI -
Two three story brick dwelling houses Nos l23 and In q
Hope street. between Camp and Magazine Streets
One story brick and iron front store No S
between Baronne and Drayades street.
Ia4s@s@ Thur sday, April 10th. 5sN n
Al American schooner Island Belle she lies Agim
"wednesday, April 25th.
soshene Romans plantation, in the parish Of St James
large tract Of land the Meairie Ridge at its junction.
With the sheroad Of the New Canal the Metas
valuable square ground Greenyie On CarrotcR
railroad 3 5r55 a5E 3s 4t45z 4,fB71: +Gg #&3s
Monday, April 3Oth
VIC g. yenress his creditors S5ndic sale Two VAIN
able Plantations In the parishes Ascension aud Iber
vile. La +s4F S E35s5!sE f3 34@ rgEr 4 \
Valuable lands on Black river in Catalonia parish
Wednesday, May I'd.
For succession Mrs. Laura Menfortour Lots On Cams
street, between Roman and Derhigny streets s8@S
Saturday, May 9Th.
For succession David j. Woodsh,ee lots Of goun din
Rickerville, corner ofJersey and Walnut streets.
Wednesday, May 10th.
For succession Josephine Endeene square Of ground
For succession of a. NJ summers-fve lots Of ground
Pryana street. half square ground in Rcksrvilie on
square ground in Carroton lands Grand Isle BaraarA
and lands ST. Helena parish gipaho station
H5- For particulars see advertisements. #s IS
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the same ton of the number
drawing the 55ooOo prize of. s45oO
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the s25o IL $3.50
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the of the number
drawing the $l2 800 prize ...... 1900
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re-
mHninr units Of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize Observation-Disclosures. 900
IS approximation prizes of 500 each Tor the nine re,
mining units of the same ten of the number
drawing $1,000 prizes ..............,.. 1900
49, prizes amounting SL8O0Oo
Whole tickets, ST.; Halves ST. Quarters 3d. Eighths
. 30.
Tickets sold and prizes eashed by
CHAS T. HOWARD,
No. 9 Exchange ElieF. Canal street or
u. Loci BOY G92 Pest Office. New Orleans
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.nY j. B. WALTON q DEsLoNDE,

u D.
veg 5T-. Object Carendelat street. corner Union.
w o'clock n, at the Meehans and Aaetioneers' Elk.
5y and i order q the Honorable John
s & @ nd GGart Of off, NeT Or
No 2a4as, ylll5e sold,
part Common and Philippe streets designaed Lot j.
@ eXena Rsmpar
s rear % Re hs @
SitsaeE Suiidi.gs soaainns Rshsas room,
upper story three good size, suitable
Lot Gavsr street the sduare sounded 81 rssier
& and Ppps 81 e 70
sa
LIZ sn -
nfsf as
o T I'll pw f asa as III #
good order The house contains two large the M
large ball The The oog divided
Lott Nos sRd "a are ssssd together for three years. begin
IT. Viii s an aP Eth paca The e e NJ
will b s emitted s ns of it at the expiration Of the lease
ss sD1
"a ss s 81 3 fl ss ssn. sa,o
inches front Gravier street depth Of rs feet inches
lines the line toward Rampant street. dividing from lot No.
thence line right angles running towards Phirpi
street "a feet inch; thence on line at right angles
to the line last described. running towards Common
street 81 feet INCHES % feet inches lines the rear
line opposite to Gaver street and OS feet inches and line
the side line nearest to Pppa street This lot is leased
and ending the 5 day July 1876 the sum $3.50 pei
annum payable in Observation-Disclosures The lessees in
pance with the terms and conditions OF the Lease have
large two story brick stable containing forty stalls Will
ample space for bugges and carriages Tho buildings
improvements put the lot by essses to thu
lessor his heirs assigns at the expiration of the lease
without cost compensation The upon the
value Of the improvements paid by the lessees of the lot
ALOroFGkOuNDin the same square in the Of lot
Nos and q designated as lot No. all according pal
by Pile sep9u'ly civil engineers dated March, 1856
an alley feet inches wide to lots Nos and 4
on the line dividing 1t from lots and q and 50 feet
lines the opposite side together WITH the improve
ments thereon, consisting of Three story Brick Dwein
House, with Threestory Brick Back Buildings The house
large contains, including back buildings is rooms and
well adapted for boarding house. Immediate possession
| he given l- d IZi.t5l 51E EsE F,1 ~ vi pr W "
Aa~ TERNs-Onehalf Cash in U. s. Treasury notes Thu
remainder at credit of u and Is months payable th
notes OF the purchasers to their order and divided to sui
the convenience of the several parties Interested secured by
special mortgage and vendors privilege, bearing per cent
interest from date until maturity and per cent interest
thereafter until paid If not paid turity the attorney
cent to be paid the purchasers buildings to be Kept
Insured and The policies transferred to the VENDOR A.,
Acts Of sale before N. B. TrSt Notary Pubic III 'he
4 expense Of the purchaser " .-t'S .t5 500
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Future Auction sales on ed page.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on 81. CHARLES
Street. Tiyoli Circle Triton Walk and st. Joseph Street
Succession Of JACOB OFT deceasedseesnd District Court
No. 1920. u.s. s s&5 - $50
By j. Il. WALTON ~ DEsLoyDE.
s- g. = r1E @& j. b. WALTON Auctionesr q
t5yL Office, AZ carondeet street.
i r. A ssd ssn e s
" eoaas psIe sssps
Samea secession the following described property wifi be
4 certain LOT OF GROUND, with tbe buildings and i'm
WINE nd Il 4Te fa o and s The
He'll as saa Walk Tvo Circle st. Charles street ST Joseph
psas e easar
n nsas stss IS feet pssne
fett ehss the rear 70 feet French measure Or x
ss,
m n Fsn u ssfs sshss a asss
Charles street, sara o sa i tss osr nssrss. s.
y & Wds OF H.
III day o. NoyemssT Ys asse lahe pnb on the
sslses or .sssg z
seevs described Iaess9n nh n the
Charles street. @ feet French ins 2. s.
inches french measures or d ee FL pes s soa eTe g
the line s. Joseph street and g is
the fsas line which divides rom liz aa
4 CERTAIN LOT 81 GROUND, with the Improvements.
situate II h "a Frs and in the above
and lines American front St Joseph street.
depth between parallel lines of 90 feet French measure or 81
feet inches and lines Amer measure. Fs F9sE
The improvements these lots consist Of and
story frame buildings ST Charles street and Tys Circle,
story buildings Triton walk and Joseph street
The all less according plan
IT, 1866 Sgfs'F = ~ > ttsI# -. + n TX
B9TERNsOneh half cash, the balance credit Of sx,
tweveand eighteen months for ofhe purchasers bearing
interetst percent per from date tomatury
maturity until paid cent per annum secured by vendes
lien and special mortgage the property sold The purchaser
to furnish his notes in such amounts may be required to IA
clitate partition. - j. H . , e Ill .
pense ofthe purchasers
NoTE1t will be observed that the of the
several lots. shown upon the plan made by Pile De-
pouy differ from the named in the advertise
ens the lots will be sold with reference quantity
tanned in each it actually exists tins differences being
slight and of little consequence.
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g EE d. BREN
No. 70 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches, silver and Plated Ware
SOLE AGENT FOR ..-.-.
sEMMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES -r.
Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted aud
engraved, best Makers rich Sets Bracelets, and Ear
rings Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Cold
Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest patterns
Buttons and Studs of variety and best wormanshp
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs Silver
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings Castors etc Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality. Fl lie Y ~ 'FP ~
~ i" "s-i1 d Clocks, H-.YH.ts4 7.r.F
Office and Mantle, IN Bronze, Marble and Wood
Speciaclss,
Gold, Silver. Steel and Shell mounted r-s,. To-, r.
The particular attention of ose needing heps to resd
respectfully solicited ssrons BRAZILIAN Pebbles the bes
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset
old framea Particular attention repairing Watches ant
iewelry, the best workmen being employed.
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel
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Steamers 4eauing This Dag.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N. o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A Card-To the stevedOres of the First
and Fourth DrctsThe members Of the Laborers
socety the First and Fourth Districts in connectio
with the Society Of the Second District by resolution o.
Societies. have agreed that from this date our wages sha Do
no less than four dollars per day. geg - s. j
By order of the President.
New Orleans, April l6 1866. IS 81 N PHELAN, secretary
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NOTICE To THE STOCKrFOLDERS OF
~ THE BATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE AND OPE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, April r. 1866.
In conformity to act Of the General Assembly "To au
thorze the leasing of the Baton Rouge Tete and One
lousas Railroad approved March o. 1856 meeting of the
stockholders of said road is hereby called the city
Of Baton Rouge on the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY Q4thj,
at IL for the Of taking the stockho
the proprey OF leasing the said authorized by said
act. = =
j. MADISON WELLS,
of J,nuic
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CARRoLLToN HOTEL.
M0REAU's RESTAURANT. ?

No. 12s CANAL STREET BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
T.. usaz,t CARONDELET. e. ah El,.uU Y
The Propstos respectfully inform their old friends tn.
epcuean world that the above Restaurant open for their
accommodation at the old place. and that they intend
nothing uRdone to continuance of that rsputa
ton which has enjoyed VIZ that of being
of the very first Restaurants in America i sd r. fs
All the dscaces of the season. with the choicest Wines
Liquors, always on hand. ,.}, ., .-..s. ~ ....,
The Proprietos thankful for past avora solicit confirm
ance of the same
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ERANK .NEWMALL, 'S'f q BY {
CAMP STREET. ............. :Ia ~

.CkMP STREET. .............I& '2
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers the North and in Europe large elegant
ASSORTMENT Of WALL PAPER in Oak, Mahogany and Marble
Iratstsnes Ffescess eenters Panneine, stauary and
Soaaszy.
Saloons Hsa nd Public and Private Buildings anshsd
the exquisite manner and at the shortest notice.
The attention of City and Country Dealers called to his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
sxtan which he dispose Of lew prices any similar
establishment In the country.
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New Orleans, jackson and Great Nor
thern Railroad Company Office Of the General Ticket Agent
New Orleans March 49, S65-Op and after the LIST of April
1906 local of travel over Road will be reduced
D. s. GOODLOE,
General Ticket Agent
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V,MoMAs h. BoDLEx a CO,

FTsMOMAs b. BODLEY d CO., 5688ii
NO. PERpIDo STREET, tAdlonIns Masonic Buildinas
OFFICE no. l2s eRAy1Ra sraBEt, sFw -1RlkAss.
CfRcr,, AR SAW, MILLS. STA fICNARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM PA ENGINES s,s4-5
crcuar Gross Cut Mn and Mulsy Saws; Corn Mus, aee
Mills and Betting Apparatus shsing Pullles and Bans
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery ana AgfisaaaA
Implements. a2s5g
Wskesp constantly on hand full supply OF -
CANE cARTs, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS. "
rrs whssls and Wheebarro Vs. hs veil known factory
of Joshua Bodlsy Whseiing Va Ia. - s.,,s
wehavs connection with extensive Fonnafies ana aacns
sbopa,p 81 Louis Lousyi nspa and Pttsbprg rougA
bieh wa are prepared for class OF machinery
an most favorable terms deliver anywhere north Of Ns
Orleans tree Of freight TICS. a. aeAit-aa q Iva
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE LOUISIANA
New Orleans March 14th, 1866.
ETTH EKEAE. Gnspa r.I, II has mill tx

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans March 14th, 1866 :
WHEREAS, Gnspard James has apple to
Sixth District in and for Tie Parish of Orleans wit "a
Bond daed the 9th of May 1864 the thousand
dollars (S5 OG signed by aspard James principal and
Christian Roseus surety the said Bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Gaspard his
duties Clerk.
Notice hereby given all interested in he above
described Bond to show writing the office Secre
tary Of State within ninety days from publication of
this why the said Bond should cancelled
and annulled.
Given under hand and Seal State above and of the
Independence Of the United States the ninetietll
BY the Governor, j, MADISON WELLS
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary Of Stats.
o. ET4T DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExEcur1r
---- houveEe-orleans. lie Il mars 1866.
TTENDU que Gaspnrd James s'est n
II dresse moi Ia cancellation obligation Off
ciee eefer la Sxeme Cour de District dams ct
ponr la paroisse d0rleans, SAVIOR
une obligation, datee di ) mai 1864 pour la de
$1,000 signee Gaspard James prOpretare ct Chris
tian Roselius secure La de obligation condi
tonnee Ia dee execution e dit Gaspard James
devoirs CONNIE gretier sus1it- '.@
Avis est lie present denne qu celia peut
resser de montrer acrt secrtae
tat dams espace de ving dix os dater de la
sene publication de Get les raons esQuees ladte
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annullae
Donne main ct lie de Etat, ce.Iourdhu
lie IA A. D. 1866 ct la neuyieme an
nee de Independence DIES Etats-Unis.
J. MADISON WELLS.
j. Il. HARDY, Secretaire dEtat. ... 5...
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK
Dwelling Houses Caliiops street, between Camp and
Magazine streets.
BY j. Il. WALTON IL DIES LONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctionesr,
OEce-47 Carondelet street
WEDN EsDAY, April 18th, at 1a O'Clock
w NJ ct the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street, will be Sold
TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREEsTORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, Nos, l25 and 100 Caope street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets containing EACH first
floor hail. two paors breakfast and closets; second
floor two large and three small bedrooms and third
one large and two small bed and lumber The
back buildings contain Kitchens and two bedrooms each,
are csterns the yards works and gas through
nearest Magazine street. 81 feet inches 'front.' depth Of
07 feet inches line the line Magazine street.
feet inches lines the line dividing 1t from the lot
Camp street, and % feet inches on the rear line.
The Lot No. $50 measures 81 feet inches 'front.' by depth
of 81 feet inches and lines the line dividing from 1913
81 feet inches the line Camp street. %
inches and line on the rear line. ..
These dwellings convenient to business
railroads. and in square block paved street They are we'll
adapted for two gentee families.
These houses are leased until LIST October, 1865
TERMs-One half cash in United States Treasury
the remainder in notes OF the purchaser his order
bearing interest at eight per per M
and special mortgage until final payment The buildings
be kept insured to the of the payment
policies transferred to the vendor
Acts Of sale before A. Mazureau notary public the
pense Of the purchaser including the o. Revenue stamps
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FIRsT-CLAss BUSINESS STAND ON CANAL STREET
West side, between BsSOnne and Dryades streets
BY j. B. WALTON & DEsLONDE,
]. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Ofce-No. Al Carondelet street.
"WEDNESDAY, April 18th, 1866, Mt IL
Royal street. will be sold ''
THAT VERY VALUABLE STORE and lot Of ground No
ITS Canal street. the upper First District side
Baonne and Dryades streets measuring zs feet front Canal
street. by depth parallel lines Of 10 feet running
back to paved alley common to all the the Canal
street front OF the feet wide running through
from Dryades to Baonne street, together with small lot of
ground from ing the alley Immediately the lot and
measuring IS feet front the alley depth
more or less. be tween parallel lines So. @
The Improvements consist of story brick iron 'front.'
slate store Canal street. susceptible being made
first class four five story store small BE iron front
foundations being adapted for that Improvement The
is leased until LIST October next but it believed
engagements will be made obtain possession earlier
riodi required
E9-TERMs-one half Cash. the remainder the notes
purchasers payable and years. bearing
at eight cent annun from date uut paid and special
mortgage and vendors privilege unil final pay ment.
Acts of sale before Adope Boudousque notary public at
the OF the purchasers including the T. s.
stamps. "