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PREPARED ONLY By
J. ). LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Late Of Wilson, N. c.
PBICE sl.5O PER BOTTLE.
~ Sold wholesale By all the principal WhoIs
sale Druggists In Gil the large cities in the United
stsfes and British America, and retAiled BIZ Drug
sisss everywhere.
An letters Of inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DR. III. LAWRENCE CO.,
soLE PRoPRIEToRs AND MANUrAcru
S RERS. nSAo
244 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALfrNoRE, MD.
For sal. By 8. CALyEEr FORD, Druggist, Uo.
co Pean. ave. w arlington, d.. spn-seon
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AUCTION SALE OF NEARLY NEW FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE
MALLACH SCHOOL BUILDING SIXTH
- On SATURDAY, August %, 1853, at half
81 Past five O'Clock D. m, on the premises, we
u. 81 all offer for sale, TO the highest bidder an
= excellent Three Story Frame House and Back
Bullcing, six rooms. and Lot 30 feet front by IU7
feet deep, all nicely improved. situated on the
west ti!e OF 18th street east, north of and near
Fennsy wanna avenue, being Lot sub 7. square 49,
Terms: S5t6 cash. balance on long time, il de-
sired. Particulars at sale. All convey ancing and
stamps at the purchaser cost A deposit Of SO
when cold. J Ii. WREELhR & co
ANA dads Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW,
SAMSTAG

CALLS ATTENTION TO
GREAI CLOSING UT SALE OF FINE
Eshmnb,E0ipEBIEs, REAL LACES, FANCY
On THURSDAY MORNING, at o.. O'Clock. a,
No 44o 9Th street one door frUm street, We will
.el without reserve, large and very fine stock OF
Ilmpure Point Apiique Eslentia, and Be al Thresd
Lsces and EdgtDgs, very costly Embroideries,
such as Infant kobes, Bands, inserting Edging,
&C &C asplendid assortment Of Handkerchiefs
In Lace, Linen, Cambria, &C , sc also avery q ne
assortment of Fancy Goods. Hosiery. Fans, Cor
sets White Gcoos, Woolen Goods, Sewing silks,
We respectfully call the attention Of the ladies'
10 the fact that these Goods viii be sold without
reserve, and great sacrifices may be looked for
sale SAMTEI, SkMSTkG
Gu "a 1t LEWIS. CLARKE a CO Auct,
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TPuBLIc REsoLUrIoN-No GIL

PUBLIC hESOLCTION-NO. Oil
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary
OF War TO furnish cannon 10 Soldiers, Mouu-
ment Assoclatiens OF PEG uannock and Pa ter
sen. n. j.
Be Il re sOlred ty he .Senote and House Of Repre-.
scntdtices Of the United States Of An erica in Con-
9ress assembled, That the Secretary of War be
authorized 10 furnish to the Soldiers Monu-
ment Associations OF the township of PEG uan-
mock, Morris county, N J., and Paterson, Pas
safe county, N j, each four pieces of con.
demned cannon, and twenty balls. in all eight
pieces Of cannon and forty balls, to be placed
about the said monuments
Approved, July 2s, 1868.
IPUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. o.
JOINT RESOLUTION giving the assent OF the
United States 10 The construction of certain
wharyes in the harbor OF Osweso, New
York
Whereas the common council OF the CITY of
Oswego, in the State OF New York, by resolu-
tons unanimously adopted April seventh
eighteen bundled and sixty-eight and M.v
twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty-elght in
pursuance of the authority granted them by
the legislature OF New York in the charter Of
SAID city, have given permission 10 the owners
OF lots eleven and twelve, also of lots thirteen
fourteen, eiRhty-one, and eighty-two, and of
lots hfteen, sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen, in
foruhcation block number two, I'M the first
ward OF said city, to construct wharves in
front OF said lots, seventy feet in width. and
extending northerly so thar the north end OF
said wharves may be on line with the north
line of the Ontario elevator pier, but Lot less
than two hundred and nifty feet distant from
the nearest point OF the United States pier,
which wharyes will extend into the navigable
waters of said harbor: Therefore
Be IL rcsolrcd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires o. the United States Of America in Con-
oress dssembled, That the assent Of the United
States be, and the same is hereby, given, so far
as Congress has power 10 give the same, to the
owners of the lots above mentioned, TO con-
struct said wharves IN accordance with the
terms of ssid resolutions, subject however. TO
a. .wss,
army.
Approved, July "a, lS6s.
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GALE NAVY VESSELS.

GALE OF NAFl VESSELS.
Bureau Of Con struction aad Repair,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10th, 1853
The Navy Depar tment will offer at public auction
the following named vessels:
AT TIE Us. NAVY YARD PORTSMOUTH,
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUsr 26, at 2 O'Clock M.
The MAAIRAThhzAs ide.~ heel steamer, g tons.
Peoria, :. :. ~!
F 6S6A, screw sss
AT THE U. 9. NAVY YARD, NEW YORK,
On SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, at IL O'Clock NJ
The TALLAHoMA,sde..w wheel steamer, 81 tons.
b0S Don, tironj screw $50
AT THE U S. NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA,
On TUESDAY, sEPTEMBER 1, at IL O'Clock NJ.
The MHETMASomET side wheel steamer, 81 tons.
ssAasHsNACEEss, =. :. 60! ..
fh66EibHo.0 ' 1851 :.
b sSkSk, , from !" {: az
AT TIE o. g. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
On THURSDAY, SEPT. 5. at 12 O'Clock M.
The ASCUTNEY, side wheel.steamer of 974 tons
NEWBkkN, screw - 94s
AT THE U. 8. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK. VA.
On SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, at IL O'Clock n.
The SENECA, screw steamer, of 5O7 tons.
AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.
On TUESDAY, SEPT. l, at IL O'Clock N.
The MAHASKA, slice wheel steamer, of s32 tons.
AT MOUND CITY, ILL.
On TUESDAY, SEPT. /, at IL o'clock NJ.
The GRAMPUs, side wheel steamer, of 500 tons.
PANSY SO tons,
These vessels, and their inventories, can be ex,
amtned al any time, on application to the Com.
mandants Of the respective Navy Yards and Sta.
tons
Twenty per centnm Of the amount of the purchase
money must be deposited the day of sale, and
the eUainder must be paid, aad the vessels re-
moved from the Navy Yards and Stations within
two week from the day Of sale. al IL dt36th
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TPrnL.c Rx.otrr,os-Na a,

n RnsoLUTIos 90 drop from the rolls OF IN.
srmy oertsin ofiiceS aosent without author
liy from their commands.
kcSoirod ~ Tar Scnafe end HoG0 81 Rer-esr,s.
tres q fAe Cnifcd N1feS ef Aae-1oa ~ Cs-g-e.s
osserbicd. That the FOLLOWING named orioers
OF The srmy reported by the Secretary OF War
absent from their commands without author
Nv, ~. and they sre hsrrby, dropped from the
rolls, with loss Of ell pay and allowances, viz
ftfst Lieutenant u. n. weilaud, sixth fnfaa-
Try; ttrst Lieutenant II h Lznty, fourth an
fanuy; firs' Lieutenant A. McDouSld, drh
Srtillery: First Lieutenant Richard Wilson.
third sEuliery; S~cCnd ll-lten snt J. W God
mSn. sixth infantry; Second Lieutenant C,uy
morrison, tenth intantry. This resolution %
take effect from The dStes ~ which they ~
sented themselves from their regiments.
Approved, July y. is5>.
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Dl GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Heal Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

~ dhEEN q WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Heal Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner It'll and streets.
LATE MIRROR, REP LOUNGES AND CAS-.
NICE, WALNUT SOFAS, OHAMBER SETS,
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGRAM
CARPETS, &C., &c, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock m we shall sell, at No. %
-Four snd- a Half street, between Penn
sylvania avenue and street, by virtue
OF deed of trust to us, duly recorded in
Chattel LibeI No. 8. folio III. &c. of the land
records for Washington county, District OF CO.
lumbia all the goods and chattels contained in
said house consisting Of
One handsome French plate Mirror, Lace Our
tains and Cornice
Six Plush Castor Chairs, one Plush Sofa, Marble
top Tables
Walnut Hsircloth Sofas, Painted Chamber Sets,
Wardrobes
Buresus, Walnut Rockers, Marsle-top Wash.
stands and Bureaus
Hair Cloth and CaLe-seat Chairs, Toilet Sets,
Looking Glasses
Brussels, Three ply: Ingram, sna Stair Carpets,
HALL and Step Oilcloths
Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Hair and Husk
Mattresses
Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, Plated Ware. Knives
CrockerJ and Kitchen Furniture, and all other
goods mentioned in said deed of trust.
Terms cash.
DAVID 8. JOHNSON, tr
WALTER b. WILLIAMS.S irussees
au2i-d GBLEh WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10 vrn
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ny WILLIAM l.. WALL 4 CO., Auction, e,s
- Stores 81 5 and 81,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY saLEoF FUR.
MI URE. ROSEWOOD PLANO. &C, OF THE
ST. CHARLES HOTEL AT AUCTION.
@ess We will sell, on TUESDAY Septeyn-
ETyH Der lst. at 10 O'Clock. all the Furnitu re-
~ of the st. Charles Hotel, cor. OF Peuns
avenue and Sd street, consisting of
Bar, Kitchen and Dining room Fixtures
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses
Washstsn6s, Tabl-s, Wardrobes
One Fine Walnut Bookcase
One Fine Rot ewood octave Piano
h air and Feather Beds, Pillows, &C.
Carpets, Stoves, Crockery
Large Cook Stove and 4 ftchen Utensils
Cottage Sets, Glassware, &c.
Together with great many other articles usual
ly found in hrst class hotel all Of which will be
peremptoTily sold.
au rs W. l.. WALL co, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

f08 A0UHT VIRHOH.
The stssner" ARRow ."Captsin Thomas stack.
s sOts' Leaves .,. her yhsrf, foot Of Sew
4::ss SasIh tol :. s 70 1:t
1ort foo. foyt o On
Han, Ma, and White aouss. Va.:-ssiuTnins to
Fare to mount Vernon and return, inc,.diu,
sdmi.sien to TIE hensiOn and Grounds, SI.D.
Refreshments on board.
the steamers WSsrf' Ao'siS' Su1 -
The Arrow can be chartered By privat. parties,
iisht excursions on the Pofomse oy ag.,ving on
board, or to JAMES SYKES,
au lO-lm Once, Wiilards' Hotel
THE sEw IHRgEss LINE
NE" IoEkli AND sbt Sk6EanAoix MaAsHlSsr0
OLD LINE. ~
1rGULAR SAILING DAYS.
FROM GE0kGETOWG,
FRIDAY, AT IL n.
FEoM NEW YORK.
SATURDAY, AT IAN
For freight, apply to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent
63 Water street, Georgetown, d. o.
Prince street wharf, AleIandrfs.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
1Os Wall street, New York.
Freight received Constantly sna forwarded to
s1' '0nn'! JOHN I'M s. BESShiDsos, Agent.
ID Z Is FOL LIME
BETWEEN
EEw YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL
For PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON, n-
NEW BEbfOBD, CAPE COD, and EAA-H
al points OF railway commu nication
The new and splendid steamers BRISTOL AND
PRONll EhCE leave Pier No. ~, North River foot
q CAp hstreet, adjoining Decreases IT. Ferry, New
scrA, a. ?. m, daily, Sundays excepted, connect.
Ing with steamboat train at Bristol ct 4 80 o. m,
arnving IL Boston at q. N. in time to eonneoi
Win all the morning trains from that city.
lac nost desirable and pleasant yorts to tbs Whin
Trorsllsrs for taat point oa~ nsass dyscs eomsss.
state rooms and Tickets secured 1t once on PisI
ap 70 SIN H.O BRIGGS, csnI MANAGER.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF sTEAMSHIPa
" Il. y. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months b.
tween New York Alexandra, Washing ~106S
ton, and Georgetown, - fellows: 61
Leave New York, from Pier -, Easts1
ktyer at the foot OF Roosevelt street, every SAT
UkpAf, at4 p. M; 0eoI9etown, from wharf foot
ef High street, every THURSDAY, and Aloxsn
dria every FRIDAY, ct II n.
FOR freight or passage apply ct the once Of the
company, corner Of New York averue and litS
De sl-n JW. THOMPSON Prssr
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ROsADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY IN Al
CHRONIC DISEAsES

FROM G. w. BLoUSr, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT Law
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of
che Ear and Partial De afness, of ten years stand
ng, By RossdAlis. GBO. W. BLOUNT
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ROSADALIS.
fls Great American Health Restofsf,
rs Best Blood Purifier in the World
DR.. LAwRENCE'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ResAD Ais!
AsAFE AND CERTAIN CURB
AM The ONLY ONE YET Discovered
ScRoFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
SUCH As
onsunption, ia Its Early Stages; Knlarsemsn
Sad liberation Of the Glands, JoiRts, Bones,
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
Rheumatism. Eruptions
ofthe Skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &c.
ALSO.
SYPHILIS,
IL ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Appetite, Sick Headache. Liver Compla
Psin in the Back, Imprudence in
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And sn Diseases OF
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
IL thoroughly eradcates every kind of humor
and Dad tsipt, and restores the entire system to Q
healthy condition.
1T Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never pro.
6lCinE the slightest injury.
~ Use, and endorsed By fhs Ls1dins Paysi
siarS srsryrhsrs II is knO,rn.
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify to its wonderful emcacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 4, 1858.
believe DIR. Lawrence's "ROSADALIS" TO be
the BEST ALTERATIvE IN GsE, and therefore In Ilv
recommend il ss such.
THOMAS J.. BOYKIN, ND.
ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
READ THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
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ID Real Estate Agent And Auctioneer
once, 1868 Eighth street west, near north st.
FINE PARL0R AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TCRE. BRUSSELS. THEE PLY AND IN
tRAlN CARPETS AT AUCTION.
"A On fkIPAY, the 2Sth inst, at 10 O'Clock
N m, l. will sell at house No. 159 street
north. between 2lst aud 22d streets west a
~ lot Of fine Furniture, such
carpets, Beds and BEDDING
Walnut ana other Bureaus
Nash.tancs and Toilet sets
chair. Cotton top aud Husk Mattresses
Feather ard Hair Pillows
Tables, Chairs. Oilclsths
stoves and Kitchen Requisites.
And many other articles too numerous TO men,
ton. Terms cash.
au 262t jos. r. KELLkY Auct
llY MILAN III WAII. n on Anctia.- az.
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gu l2-w3w
gu NJ Wv commissioner oil Patents

ORPHANs, COURT; AueUsT 18th. -e--
COUNTY, TO WIT: In the case OF Mary Ann
lpury (forner Stone administrators OF woodford
stone deceased, the admi strstrix aforesaid hss
with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of
Washington county aforesaid, appointed sATCR-
pay: the 18th day OF September next for
personal estate Of said deceased. All OF the
assets in hand, ss far as the same have been col
lecteo and turned into money; when and where ell
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
20 attend with their claims properly vouched, OF
they may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefit in said deceased's estate: provided q COPY
of this order he published once q week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous 20
the said day.
Test: JAS. r. O'BEIRNE.
au lS-law3wr Registrar of Villa
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AT NEW ORLEANS, La
On TUESDAY, SEPT. l, at 12 O'Clock N.
The MAHASKA, slice wheel steamer, of s32 tons
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First District.

/ THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the First Dist-i of
this city the bounded by julia Camp,
and Girod streets, designated by the Nos. !, ADS
Lot No. measures IS feet Julia 90 feet
inches In depth between parallel lines
Abe buildings and improvements consist of a comfortable
story frame house divided two enements and
ta ing tour and two closets back building contain
ing two rooms, besides privy, cstetn. etc.
Lot Ne adjoining the above 81 feet inches
front Julia street. BY % feet inches depth
parsllel lines.
The build and improvements consist Of twostory
house tanning six wi Raery around prives
Lot No berg IN medatey contiguous that secondly
described 81 feet inches lines
street. by sc feet inches depth between parallel lines
The businTs and improvements this lot eIactly
similar 20 these lot No. 2
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District OF this
city, in the bounded by New Leyee Lafayette Com
merce and GOd street, des grated as lots Nos and IS.
Lot No Is measures 20 feet inch front New
street by IS feet inches in depth The buildings
provements thereon consist OF wOst0y brick store
with states.
Lot No Z being Immediately in the the prece ling
measures 10 feet inches and lines front on Commerce
"a feet inches and lines depth the lne nearest
10 Laay % ct inches in depth other side
line, and ~ feet 1 inch on the inc.
The hui dings improvements consist Of a twostory
biick store, covered with
1he City Railroad through New Lsvee street, and the
position 81 these stores in the business locality the First
District Ofes rare Inducements to purchasers.
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AUCTION SALES.

width IN the rear by l06 feet inches and lines depth
the line lot and 09 5nches and lines in depth en-
the line IL Lot No II measures y eetl inches and
lines ront wser street 20 feet inches IN width IN the
by log and lines IN depth on the line OF
lot No 10 and i32 inches and lin in deptn en- the
line az lot No II u the corner OF at.r And
Market and y feet sho Tn
on street rs inches in width In the ear 1y ~
ee inches in depth the line ~ lot NO anu
las feet inches and mes 10 depta and 'front.' on
street Lot No Is eet front on Make street
No Ia forms the corner Of New Levse and Market streets
u feetl inch and lines mont on Ne.
street. Is feet width In le rear oy OJ iee IN
depth front Market street Los Nos ID - ~ ihclu
svsy each 20 feet anc inches front on Ne" Le'ee
street. 100 feet in depth between para lei iines
s. TWO LOTS OF GRnUND forming the whole OF
the triangle IS A. being NoS and bounded BY New Levee
Water and ST. reefs Lot No measures l33 feet
inches and i-es front Water lS9 inches
and Ines frrnt New Levee street, by 68 feet
ches In width 10 the and the line OF lot
No Lot No IS feet inches front Water
street 50 eei front on Levee by IS feet deco
49, Terms AND CONDITIONS SALE-One-iouth Of tn
price of cash In legal currency OF the United
Staes the balance in lnsta meats maturing Al
one two three and years fru the dsy OF sale repre-
ssnted OF the purchasers 70 tner o"n order
and by them ndored barring nteres' at the rats 4 per
cent per annum the day OF sale until nnAf payment
sad notes 10 he by special ana vendor
privilege the properly sold me ae o 70
legal proceedings collect the mortgage notes or any part OF
them the said to be divided nio coupons 81 such
amount as may to effect divsoa between thu
The ses If ale and rnited States stamps
att ched at The expense Of the purchasers bel re d. u
Dibbl.. Esq City Notary.
NB-The interest Of the city Of New Orleans in the above
dessrib prO9ey being ONE-hALF purchasers vii nave
CRY CURRENCY in who part, to the extent OF the
said interest of the city.
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FTRsT LovE.-Ask any young lady what she
thinks Of FIRST love, and she will tell you that it
rs the quintessence Of all that is ecstatic, COM
pared with which any so-called love that NAV
come after II must be as skyhlue skinned milk
TO clotted cream. Put the same question to an
enamored young gentleman Of eighteen, and he
VIII VOW that II is the Cllquot champagne of hu.
man existence, TO which all subsequent emotions
dignhed with the name Of love, are mere Jersey
cider. But the mature of both sexes in nina
cases out OF ten, can tell different story. Bow.
and girl love is but faint shadow Of the intense
passion which often overcomes and euthralIs the
middle'aged. The capacity for loving is not fullv
developed in the young miss who has inst cast
ns,oe her dolls, nor in the youth whose chin is but
~ ~ soquaihted with the razor. The enthusiasm
oi lnese noVices In the tender passion Il generalv
S u, W course there exceptional cases
,oo, as general rule, love does not take firm
root IN the heart before the age of twentv.fsa
r ~ OF undying devotion from Young men
~ nineteen and twenty are not TO be trusted.
Inc queston,which lady who receives an ofs.
o. marriage should consider is not merely whetbsr
s1e nSs won the affections OF her admirer. but also
10 hold are two things. Na'e Anu
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bow TIE INDIANS CATCH DUCKs.-A scribbler,
who is rambling around in Minnesota, writes TO
the Pittsburg Chronicle the following description
of the manner in which the Indians In that sec
ton catch ducks: Get large sized pumpkin, cut
hole in one side, disembOwel it, then stick the
hunters head into it, being careful TO have eyelet
holes TO see out If il; then take a bag, wade out
into the lake SO that nothing appears above the
surface Of theNwater except the pumpkin, stand
still soon the ducks gather round the pumpkin,
and they peck; slyly take them by the legs, pull
them under and bag them. The bag full, make
your way TO shore. Some may laugh, and think
this smecks of hoax. Slightly mistaken, my
friend. 1t only exemplifes the cunning of the
Indian and the Stiffness Of the dupes.
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Second DiatrIct.

"A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve
mects thereon situated the Second D city, in
the square bounded by IRENE Canal Fr Rkn and Custom
house streets and measuring 20 feet 10 incNes front IRENE
parallel lines N'p''' ''-
story frame toue with si covered with slates divided into
three tenet and containing II rooms back
A9QU%RE OF a t fa Second District Of
this CT designated by the 80 81 and bounded by Custom
his square is divided into 20 Lots numbered from - in
Lots Nos /, . s. and Dot No forming the corner Of
Customhouse and St. James streets measure each 30 feet
front CustomhOuse street, by lJ2 feet in depth
Lots Nos, 6 Z s o. H. H. l2 and Is Cots Nos and Is
being conc n LOTS mea fOllows:
Lot No 6measurts "a feet inches and line front Car
Toulouse street 3 feet nhes in deptn on the line
dividing it rOm lot No ~ and 81 eet in width the
Lot No measures "a feet inches line f., mt Carroll
No ISi feet inches in depth on the line dividing II from
lot Nc and "a feet in width on the rear line
ton Az BIe ISt feet inches on the lns DIVIDING L from
from lot No. and "a feet in width on the rear line.
Lot No measures 81 feet 10 inchs front .Carrolton
ydng from 1T No I2s iset inches and iaos on the
line dividing from lot No 10 80 inches snd lines
Lot No 10 50 feet 10 iaches front on Carrotoa
vidDg from lot lz5 feet inches and Lies in depth
the line dividing from lot No. IL ard 81 feet inches and
Lot No. II 81 feet inches and line front on Car
Iolton avenue 2S feet inches and lines the line o
Line dividing nom lot No l. and 81 feet in width the
Lot No l2messures "a feet inches line front on Car.
roton avenue, l22 eet inches asd lines
He dividing it from lot No H. l9 feet AMI line in
depth on the ue dividing it from lot No. l3 and 81
width on the rear line
Lot No Is "a feet inches line front on Car
roll Avenue lag feet inches aad line in depth on the
lire dividing from Lot No p ll6 feet inch aud ae n
depth and front Bienve street. and 81 feet in width
the line.
Lots Nos. II IS l6 II AID IS dot No Is being corner
lot each 80 feet front Benve street. By l02 fee.
In depth between rarailel lines.
LOIS Nos 10 and 20 being key 10 each 30 eets
depth. - - " -
Hy- rERNs-For seven-eghhs Of the price the above
Described properly onehid cash. and the balance payable
IN two equal nsalments, at credit Of and years
respectively IN notes Of the chaser beag interest
the rate OF cent per the ma
turty and per cent thereafter until final pay
ment
For the oneeghb psrt Of the price thereof onehrd cash.
one m payable the LIST day Of March, 1862 Catherine
rnesne GuiOe; and the other third payable Eupheme
Ooe Gu loe on the cay Of September 1872
pay able nlianIual until final Ii-e47f1t
he whole 20 be secured by vendors privilege the pro
perry Sold with special tgage the stpuatoas
OF per cent attorney fse in Of lit a,i0n pro-
etd mss as also 70 the insurance the property trans
tr OF policies, and with the clause de aliend0
Aets 81 sale, with United states internal stamps
attached before Z. v Fouon, notary public at puch seq
expense. -