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Since the abosc was in type, the follow
ing was handed us for publication:
Episcopal Church Service.

Episcopal Church Service.
The failure, on the part Of the clergyman
appointed, to hold service in our town, and
at The Water Gap, on Sunday last. was ow-
iEg to detention on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, by which he was prevented from
making his connection with the b. l.. 81 w.
Road, and was, therefore, wholly unavoida
bic. On next Sunday, the Rev. Daniel
Washburn, of Ashland, and Dean Of The Con
vocation, is expected to oficiatc here, at the
old PresbyterIan Church, in the morning.
and at the Water Gap in the afternoon.
Ali are invited TO attend.
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or MY WIFE'S CHOICE, AND THE
whole family prefer it. Mrs. s. 4. ALIENS
IMPROVED (neU style HAIR REsToRER OF
DRESSING. (ia one bOttie). Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar.
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Scratch Democrat aud you'll find a
Rebel under bis skin.
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Leading Democrats throughout the
country give up the contest.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The undersigned hereby offers himself aa
candidate for the office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
at the coming election, should he be elected
he pledges hmsefto perform the duties Of
the eiiicc with fidelity.
JACOB STACKtIOUSE.
Hamilton tsp July 80, 1868. lie.
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FOR SURvEyoR-GE
GEN. ACOB NJ. Ca NJ Z Is e l. j
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR AUDIToR-GENERAL.,
GES. JOHN L. II \ + L L 4 n L [.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
Crop in st. John Parish.
SUGAR MAKING DESCRIBED

The Neshace5e of the e--twenty-frst instant
has the following:
All sugar-houses are shooting forth their
wreath of white and black smoke, as they
did in ante bellum times. Sugar canes do
their duty pretty well, and the following
figures are reported to us: ....'
]. B. Haydell, six arpents, eleven hogs
heads; Theodule Shexneydre five arpents,
six hogsheads; Ursin Laurent, one and
three-quarters arpents, two hogsheads; j.
Il. Caire, twelve arpents, fifteen hogsheads;
j. Lacaze, twenty-five arpents, thirty hogs
heads; Sylvestre Breaud, five arpents, nine
hogsheads.
Mr.. James W. Godbery, Jr., had made
one hundred and fifteen hogsheads up to the
beginning OF this week. The yield on his
place is one and half hogsheads per ar
pent. Mr.. Jimmy is his own sugar-ma1er,
and if we were not af d to hurt his mod
esty we would say that he teats his elders
by several knots. His sugar was sold for
eleven and half cents and his molasses
at ninety-two cents.
The great drawback with the planters is
the want of fuel. They had calculated on
burning three cords OF wood per hogshead,
but the canes are so green that it will aver
age four cords instead of three. rr"
The mode of fabrication is the sulphur
our acid gas, and without disparagement
to any other apparatus, it is but justice to
state that Patterson's revolving cylinder
gives universal satisfaction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
NAsBY.
Mr.. Nasty from his Quiet Retreat AT the
Corners, Addresses an EpIstIe to Gen
Grant, in which he sugGeAIs Many
Things.

Mr.. Naaby from his Quiet Retreat al the
Corners, Addresses an EpIstle TO Gen.
Grant, in which he Suggests Many
Things. ...
=" PosT OFFS CoNFEDR1r X ROADS,
witch is in the Stait Kentucky,J
November 10, 1s6s.
To Ulysses S Grant, General aud President Elect:
SIR-The eleckshun is o'erl The die is
cast, Nv wich die the Dimocrisy heV the
most Nv it. Frankly we admit that we are
beaten. | studied the eleckshun returns
carefully, and hev come to that concloo-
sion. He'd we carried Ohio, Pennsylvania,
lnJiany, Illinoiy, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Californy, and
he'd Virginny, Texas and Mississippi bin
allowed to vote, the result would hev bin
different. But we didn't, therefore we sub
NIT. We mite resist, but, ez we hevu't the
strength to do it, we bow cheerfy to the
will nv the people, and recognize you ez
our Cheef Magistrate, in the place of A.
johnson, deeeest.
Now the question which agitates us is
wat do yeo intend to do? That's wat
want to know, and that's wat Deekin Po-
gram, Captain McPelter, Issaker Gavitt is
demandin in thunder tones. Wat do yoo
intend to do? Are yoo goin to adopt the
merciless policy Nv the extreme Radikels,
OF are yoo goln to adopt a concilitory policy.
| presOom that 700 don't understand the
sitooashen in the South. slluz presoom
that shood 700 visit the corners, yoo wood
find here two classes Of people, whose
tastes, habits, inclinashens and interests
vary widely. On the one hand are the
original kentuckians, Nv wich Bascom,
Deekin Pogram, Captain McPelter and
Isaker Gavitt, are brite and shinin speci-
mems, and on the other there is Pollock.
the Illlnoy stOre-keeper, Joe Bisler, who
wuz contederit soljer, but who has back-slid
into Ablishnism, ten or twenty families NV
Northerners who have bought land here
abouts, and the niggers witch are freed by
LMkin and the Constooshnel Amendment.
These two antagonistic elements are per-
petualiy at war, and the result is a chronic
onpleasantness Wieh hez seriously retarded
The growth NV this seckshun. The fault is,
nv eesrse, with Pollock, Bigler. tha North
ern farmers and the niggers. The original
kentuckians desire peeee; they long aud
hunger and thirst for It, But these other
curses won't let rs hev it, The Northern
farmers weed come. here and buy land,
aad ecatiayoeAlly irrisats US with their
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
HAVANA.
Political Arrests-Three Months VoIun-
teerS-RumOred Arrival of Arms for
RevOluNInnIsfs

Political Arrests-Three Months VoIun-
teerH-RumOred Arrival of Arms for
ReVOlutIonlsts.
NEW YORK, November 27.-A Havana
letter says political arrests continue in Ha-
vana, Among the victims this week are DR..
Fernando V. Aguirre, member of Havana's
Royal Academy of Sciences and professor in
tine University of Medicine; Juan Regueira,
notary public; Segundimo BeT nudez, "a law.
yer of distinction, and Jose Perez, a broker.
They are all confined in Fort Cabauas.
Quite number of gentlemen we're brought
here from other places, and lodged in the
cells of the Moro Castle, Fort Cabanas, Fort
Principe and other frownipg bastiles.
HAVANA, November 2T-The merchants
are raising subscriptions to pay aud equip
three months volunteers, so they may move
Immediately against the rebels. Rumors
are current that several cargoes of arms for
the revolutionists had been landed. 1t is
rumored that secret commission left Cuba
for New York. for the purpose of enlisLing
the press and Government for the rebellion
Telegraphic communication with Puerto
Principe has been interrupted for two days.
Twelve frst-class field hands, worth three
months ago $1,000 each, sold for 5000 each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
Evening Dispatches 10 the Associated Press.
WAsHIN NGTON.-UnEavOrabie KepOr
on Applications TO Retail LiquOr-In-
erease In the Debt statement.

WASHIN GTON.-UnGavOrabIe KepOr
on Applications to Retail LIquOr-In-
crease in the Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, November 2s.-The Metro
politan Police Board has reported unfavor-
bly, on over one hundred applications to re-.
tail liquor. Organizations of the Sons of
Temperance, by resolutions, urge the Board
to stand firm. while those disappointed in
securing licenses threaten to join the oppo.
sition in securing prohibitory law by Con-
gress.
1t is stated that the debt statement will
show heavy increase, probably $ll 600 900,
while currency 10 the treasury continues
low.
Star of abe Union.
HAVANA, November 2S.-A coaster has
arrived with portion of the cargo of the
recently wrecked Star of the Union. Other
vessels were taking freight from the wreck.
CANADA-ArrIvaI OF sir John Young,
the New Governor.
OTTAWA, Canada, November 2s.-Sir John
Young, the new Governor Of the Dominion,
has arrived.
KIver Intelligence,
VICKsBURG, November 2s-Passel down:
Swallow and Richmond at Midnight last
night, Virginia at three and Mollie Able al
eleven this morning. Up: Mississippi al
seven and PargBud At ten this morning
River thirty five feet below high wateI
mark and rising. Irtf.=
SOUTHWEST Pass, November Is. Ii A. H.
Barometer 1920; wind north and strong.
Arrived: Steamships Crescent City. Wier
New York, 10 Wood, Low q Ludwigsen
| Juniats. H0xie. Philadelphia, to William
| CreeTyi HGdsen, Csorst, lRdiaaOla, live
Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

A correspondent at Brownsville, Texas,
complains to us of some comments. which.
he says, appeared in the Picay1,ne regard
ing affairs in Texas. He says:
The Pieayatne goes on to say, after some
unjust filings at Governor Pease, General
Reynolds, Hamilton and others, that the
Republicans monopolize all the offices, CON
tracts, ETC., in Texas. This, Mr.. Editor, is
untrue. Out of eleven hundred State,
county and municipal offices in the State,
eight hundred are yet in the hands of the
enemies ofthe Government As to the con-
tracts, l am not aware of a single instance
where Republican has been able to OBJ
tain one in the sub district. ...,..
The contracts for the transportation OF
beef, wood, brick and hay are all held by
the unterrifed Democracy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

THE SUGAR CRoP.-We copy from the
Price Current this gratifying information
relative to the sugar crop OF Louisiana:
The accounts from the sugar growing
districts OF the State, we are pleased to
learn, are of the most gratifying character.
The cane is everywhere yielding we'll, and
on some plantations, and particularly Gu
fresh lands, the plant cane affords a turn
out Of about three hogsheads to the acre
very unusual occurrence Besides OBJ
tanning large yield of sugar this season
in proportion to the number Of acres plant
ed, the planter is favored in another way,
we refer TO the fact that owing to the
large ana lengthy growth of the cane, it
will require fewer acres of seed cane to
plant given number OF acres of land than
is ordinarily the case. With the advan-
tage, just noticed, the feeling among plant
ers At present is to plant largely for the
next crop, and the prospect now seems
fair that our State will, before very lsng,
resume her old position as sugar growing
region.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
Present Condition Of Affairs in Spain.
Demonstration in Favor of a Republic.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON.
Americans Entering Russia - Recent
Floods In Au itzer rInnd

Americans Entering Russia Recent
Floods In su itzerIaInd.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The State
Department is notified that Americans en-.
tering Russia will avoid delay at the frontier
Dy having passports vised by the Russian
Minister or Consul.
The State Department hiss official details
OF the recent floods in Switzerland. The
cantons Of Grison, Tessin, Valois and st.
Gall were flooded, and fifty lives lost. Means
OF communication were swept away and val
leys covered with stones washed from the
mountains.
A full Cabinet present to-day.
Commissioner Rollins goes North and re-
turns on Monday. -....r RI
A dispatch from st. Johns reports that
storm northwest delays cable dispatches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

The New York Herald thus concludes an
editorial in reference to the people of the
South: .-t
II is folly for them to contend any longer
against the reconstruction laws, bad aud
tyrannical as they are, SO long as the polit-
iesi power OF the country rests in the hands
1t now does. We believe that in the pur-
suit of peaceful avocations, in efforts for
the development of the hidden wealth Of
the country and in the establishment of
law aud order in districts whore confusion
and anarchy may baYs prevailed and may
still prevail, the South will Gnd a warm,
true and stesdiast friead in the President
elect.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Atlantic Mall Steamship Company Presi-
dent Dead-ConsolIdatIsn of Express
Companies.
NEW YORK, November 27.-George B.
Harston, for many years president of the
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, is dead.
The American and Merchants Union Ex-
press Companies have consolidated under
the following officers: President, William
g. Fargo; Vice President S. M. Pomeroy;
General Superintendent, James G. Fargo.
HONOLULU, November l4.-The crater of
kilaua is again active. -Vt
John Patty, we'll known navigator, is
dead. .. ..HH. eT..
HAVANA, November 27.-Steamer DeSoto,
New York, for New Orleans, arrived this
morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
RHoLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
Ofica Hnrniture at Auction.

=, DEJAN. Dr., AUOTIONEER iOFFIOE
! l3 Gravier street, will be sold on mon
= November 30, 1858, at eleven O'Clock, IA.
oafoudelet-
ossny and Walnut BedsteAds, Armoirs, Mar
81 bureaus Washstands, Sofas, Spring seat
Marble Top Centre Tables. Marble Top
|e, SideboArds Extension Tables, Cane and
Seat Chairs. Hatracks, Double and Single
Mattresses, Carpets, Paintings, ETC..
Sht and Square Piano and Office Furniture,
ALSO
large invoice Of Walnut and Poplar extra
Cottage Beds, Walnut and Painted Cottage
ns--Cash in United States Treasury notes,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
AUCTION SALES.
BYNDIC SALE.
W. @. IS. VENTEEss VS.. HIS CREDITORS,


pY ALFRED BOULIGNY, AUCTION.
ID eer-ofhce No. "a Exchange AlIsy.-8y virtue
and in pursuance of an order rendered by the Hon,
9rable Beauvsis, Judge Of the Fourth Judicial
District Court for the parish Of Ascension in the
eboye entitled matter, on the TWENTY THIRD
JANUARY, 1859, and BY direction Of T. D. stark
ESD Syndic, will proceed TO sell at suction at the
Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Customhoune streets at
twelve O'clock M, the following described real
estate. situated in the parish of st. Martin in this
State; belonging TO said insolvent;
ALL THOSE PARCELS OR TRACTS OF
LAND, lying and situated on Bayou Sorrel. in the
parish OF IT. Martin in this State knswn and de-
scrbed as follows: Section thirtysx 1867 west half
Of east ha; west half OF east half OF section thirty
i've 35; south half of southeast quarter aod north
half OF southwest quarter and n5rth half Of south
vest quartz OF section twenty five (slli township
fourteen "a, range twelve east .. :
Also east nalf of section ~, aud east half of
southwest quarter of same section, in township f1f-
teen uo) and range twelve east containing sixteen
hundred and fifty acres Q65D more or less. The
above lands comprise large quantity Of highland;
there is large quantity of live ak upon it, and
In the rear tine cypress is accessible to navigation
and would be a va uable investment.
Terms-Cash in United states Treasury notes.
Act of sale before Il. o. Stark, Notary Pub
lic at the expense Of the purchasers, including
United States Internal Revenue stamps,
de5 u 10 Al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

DY g. DE FERRET, AUOTIoNEER,
ID Office No. 60 bienvlle street.-SATuR'
DAY, December IL ls6s, at twelve o'clock n,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers, Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
Streets will be sold by public auction by virtue Of
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigueand, Judge OF
the Second District Court Of New Orleans, dated
October 26 1858, the following described real es-
state belonging 10 said succession, VIZ; -, -
A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
rights, ways, privileges and appurtenances there,
unto belonging in any wise appertaining situated
IN the First District OF this oity. IN the square
bounded by Magazine, Constance, Robin and ierp-
siehors streets, designated by the No on plan
drawn by Paul o. Boudousqule, architect, dated
April o, 1851, Said lot measures, more or less, IN
American measure, p feot inches and lines 'front.'
on Magazine street by depth OF III feet III inehes
and lines, between parallel lines. .gl
The buildings and nnpro oqements comprise one
stery frame house, covered with states containing
gallery and one room, privies. cisteru, ete
Termsa-The purchaser will assume the payment Of
mortgage note Of six hundred and nifty eight dol
lArs thirty-th and one-third cents dated hAg IL
1851 payable tWn years after date, with s. per oer
interest Per annum from date 70 maturity, and
eight Per cent thereafter IN default af paJnsut ths
act Of sale Importing confession OF judgment IN IA
Of ay holder OF said note due on May IL ss9 as
stipuiated IN the at OF sale granted to deceased.
before r. arlnA notary public on May p, ISf1. and
for the baiauce OF Ae price of sdudcAtion, casa on
Act of sale wlth U. s, Internal Rsvsnue stamps
attached before fhas; y. Beck, DR.. hotarY pubhS
atpurehasera expense. Role "A a p dss II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
THIRD ANNUAL.....,1sos.

Reopening of the
cent city Museum and MenaRerle,
10 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles HoteD.
CONGRESS- OF LIVING WONDERS
STRANGE FREAKS OF NATURE!
|DOU UBLE- HEADED GIRI.-sings, talks, eats,
+ h both heads at once.
DERFUL HUMAN FROG; or the Miraculous
ing Man Fish.
4 sSMALLEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD
fy-seven years old and thirty ive inches high.
fLI0NS-only ones in this country.
i EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN
'AERIOA.
GRAND AQCARIA.
CURIOsITIES from every portion of the
obe.
b open from 9 A. NJ. tolO p NJ. Admission
Ny cents; Children, twenty-five cents. NON 4m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
ALABAMA.
PunIshment of Ku-KIux.

MONTGOMERY, November 27-The Legis-
lature, to-day, was engaged in discussing
the ku-Klux billie. The bills make it in.
dlctable Tor any persons to appear in mask,
and If any person shoots one who is masked
after dark, it is to be considered no crime
The time for Imprisonment for being dis
g11ised is from one to two years. Several
sections of the bill have been adopted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
AUCTION SALES.

fable LOT ON FULTON STREET. BE-
Zen First and Second streets-Sucsession of
Fahrsnholz-No. sOl3s.
9. DE FERIEr. AUOTIONEER-OF
Moss Bienville street.-SATUR RDAl, Decem-
s6s, at noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneets'
lpge, Royal stree between Canal a. d Custom
Streets, will be sold by public auction, by vir-
/ an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud,
! Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans,
October 30, 1868, the following described real
belonging to the said succession:
IAOANT LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth
tof this city, in the square bounded by Full
rst, Chippewa and second streets. measuring
eight feet one inch and three lines front on
I street, twenty-eight feet one inch and three
4n the rear line, by depth of one hundred and
p feet five inches on the side line toward First
and one hundred and fifteen feet ten inches
bur lines on the side line toward Second
hs-Oash in United States Treasury notes.
OF sale, with United States internal revenue
3 attached. before Octave Morel. Notary Pub
purchasers' expense. nos Z IL Fl % de4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
SPAIN.
Demonstrate

Demonstration In Favor OF a Republic.
MADRID, November 27.-An immense and
enthusiastic demonstration was made at
SaTagossa in favor of republic. The mon.
archlsts held large meetings at Coruna,
Ferraland and other places.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
FLORIDA:

The impeachment Matter In Supreme
Court
TALLAHASSEE, November 27.-Tn the Su-
preme Court to-day argument in answer to
the rule nisi began, after leave was granted.
A motion wSs made by Attorney General
Meek to strike out from the answer four
points, on the ground of irrelevancy and
impotency. This motion was discussed until
adjournment, at p. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
VALUABLE ToURTM DISTRICT PROPERTY


at Auotion-Successou of Louis or Ludwig
Ley-No. 81 ,9A.
DY q DE FERIET. AUCTI0NEER.
- Office No. &c BieHville Strset-5ATURDAY,
Decem Der IL 1858, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Mer
chants and Auctoneers Exchange, Royal street, be
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, will be sold
by public auction, by virtue of an order
from the Hon, Louis DnvigneAud Judge of the
Second District Court, of New Orleans, dated
October "a 1863 the following described real estate
belonging to said Succession. VIZ:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon situate in the Fourth
District of this CITY, in the square bounded by Philip
jackson, Dryades and Laurent streets, des gnated
by the numbers ten and eleven, and measuring each
thirty two feet, lines front Philip street,
by the following depth, to wit: Lot No. 10 has one
hundred and twenty five feet inch and live lines
in depth on the line towards Dryades street and
one hundred and twenty two Ieet, inches deep
on the line of lot No. IL, which lot No eleven
has the same depth as lot NO. 10 and one hundred
and twenty feet three lines on the line toward Lau
rent street, and said lots have each thrtytwo ieet IN
width in lha
The buildings and improvements consist Of a one
story frame house erected on lot No H. containing
front gallery and three rooms sheds, prvles, cis-
tern, etc. WI. .... ..| ....
On lot No. 10 there is one-story frame house. con
tanning two rooms and kitchen privies, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
Act of sale, With United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before Octave Morel, notary pno'
lie, at purchasers expense. nol0 Ia 81 % de5 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
SALE FOR PARTITION.

A TWosToRY, DoUBLE-TENEMENT FRAME
HOUSE,
On Eighth street. between Laurel and Live Oak
Streets.
A oNE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
On Laurel street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
LOUISA METzGER AND JOHN H. FRICKKY,
her husband, vs.. Jacob Long, Tutor, etc., ct ais
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
lsAns-DOcket No. sQc4a
pY j. B. WALTON d. DEsLONDE.-
eet nece S 10 IssS Saron T
o'clock M, at the Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street By virtue OF Judgment rendefed BY the Hon
Louis Duvigneand, Judge of the Second District
Court of New Orleans, IN the above entitled case
dated the eighteenth day Of November 1858 will be
TWO LOTS Or GRoUNb, With the h "rS buildings
and improvements thereon, in the Fourth District
Of this city in the square bounded by Eighth Ninth
Laurel and Live Oak streets, described follows to
wit:
l. The front half Of lot No. Q in above square,
measuring 30 feet front on Eighth street, between
aurel and Live Osk streets, by depth of g feet
ke wesn para lei lines The improvements on this
LOT consist of Two'story Double Tenement Frame
House.
D. Parts of lots Nos and 10 in same square meas.
uring Is feet 10Y inches front Laurel street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, by depth Of 81
feet, between parallel lines, ali American measure.
The improvements on this lot consist of One story
Frame Honse, etc.
Terms-One-half ehsh in United States treasury
notes, IL q remainder on credit of one. two aud
three years in the notes Of the purchasers to their
own order and by them ndorsed and bearing inter
est at the date of eight per cent per annum from
day of sale. aud special mortgage on the property
sold until final payments, The mortRage to em.
fees in case OF sult to recover payment of any OF
the notes,
Acts of sale before William Shannon Notary
Public. at the expense of the Purchasers, including
the United States revenue stamps.
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