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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-27

A clergyman has recovered sec 600 for
an injury on al Engli-h railway
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-27
SALT.

The only House koeplng the "People's
Salt In town. We ~in bring Kings Sails
To 4ls0 yer sack-Peopie Vim renembev
this.
de lk5U ]. YIN &Ce
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-27

w a N II Fl u
To employ three hundred abls-boded SEQ 10
work on ihs the North Carolina Railroad At Warm
SPSinas, n. @. Good wages and work fef t~sive o.
ina -aenih n0HH s0Wuss-
July n.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-06
POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE OF A
VERY VALUABLE Two-sToRY REsIDENoE ON
CHARTREs STREET.
BETWEEN MARlGNY AND MASDEviLLE.
ALSO -
KEY LOT, SITUATED ON MARIGNY STREET,
BETWEEN CHARTREs AND ROYAL.
BETWEEN TWO LINES OF CITY CARS.
POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE OF A
RY q. DE FERIET.


AucrrorKER- and Saesrooms. Sc Bienvile street.
CATUKDAY, e.b, O 1860. at IL O'Clock
- NJ, at the ST CHI ARLEs AUCTION EACHANGE, in
the esssmsnt roun@S OF h n viii b. ~ pa'ne
Two LOTS OF GROUSE in the Third District OF this
city bounded by Charities cate Moreau) Ma
lots are designated By the Nos and and fol-
Lot measures 27 feet inch and lines front Va
gny street, by l55 feet inches IN depth between parallel
No measures 81 feet II inches and lines front
Chartres street fe 10 inches and lines in deBtn
The improvements No. consist Of splendid two
stor, residence covered with slate with front galleries. re-
folding nall sitting and dining rooms pantry
kitchen etbul- prvies eern and smoking room and in
the second story two large bedrooms ha sitting room,
three ms. cabinet, vestibule and privies
The imp lot No comprise stable carriage
house well hen house. wood shed, shrubbery, etc -
introduced thoughout he and back build
ngs and there cold and hot water pipes for the bath
.
The yard Of the residence paved with marble slabs There
railing in Of the property and the
de Ia carriage entrance
Il ciy Orleans built with The choicest material
careless OF exrense and with to comfort and ease
Its central sitOn and its proximity 10 the marke pubic
schools cars IL the attention IT
of securing residence unsurpassed in
point Of elegsnc and true comfort.
a he pubnc are invited @ examine the property.
E1-TERMS-rhe purchaser will assume the payment OF
u. e Of IS CO. 1869 Interest paid ald tor the
balspce adudat purchaser will furnish
hi. note notes order and by him ndonssd
by special mortgage and vendors ien and ang
The buildings insured for ths iui yaius and the
pocy vendor In OF suit the purchaser
will Re pay i've cent attnrseys com sions
the recovered the said commissions TO De likewise
secured by mortgage.
he act II sale before JoseSh Conn., public including
U Internal revenue stamp at pur"haser's expense
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-06
Hons. of REPRESENTATIVES,.

Fiftv-six members present: u.,..;on
oaysral members asked and obtained permiss'on
20 register their votes upon tne nnai pa'''e' VI
she Chattanooga Railroad BOND Dill. g.. .ho
De- Of Orleans presented petition from 'ne
srb;r3 district INDECENT Orphans Home. heierreu
g. committee on charitable institutions.
Mr. Witt, of Orleans, DEM, p.esens as oa,so-
,-,;nn reonesting the SUPERINTENDENT OF metro
iuuon requI; ,a 80 removes the large police force
PoI'ahr - in and around fhe State Hoqse, there
LINZ no necessity for their presence hesoiuuon
lies over. on-s ov COMMITTEES.
r,sc,;ons-That the st. Martin election case not
being yet decided the psPp sra1 Se SIowed 70
Sene hSa Eat until the este is definitely decided
Report adopted. ., xra Gallon. favor.
ably by bill, approprlatsg 49, ~ tha Conven.
~ hnshsnd,s services iIt reporting tue SonFSn,
t;on of 1864 Bill read Twice anu feieiiea w VIZ
committee of the whole. s;nr tho pr;nting
pnhlic Printng-Recoh nmenuins VIZ 49, 20
es the reports of the boFd OF aS 20 The rs
sha neat. Dumb and Buns Asylum, aua y, w
.oyt of the superintendent Oh puonc euuJ tha
PPsrochial Affairs-On sne PHI susnoa aoas nsr
lar NV of Union par sh to levy speclsl per
frenita lax of fifty cents4ior wv ya.shIv Riil
buidpg q new court nguSo'
nostnoped until Tuesdsyi n.oa ,ha oeneral
Pubnc iapu .ba isvees. Report ordered printed:
condition Oh .no On hjll paving the clerk oil
Appropriata... IN ttte CITY charter, favoraDly.
1 .5ie J rsserred TO COMMITTEE OF the whole
NOTICES pr BILLS.
nv Lott, of Rapides-Sn &C. 70 eAe"'p'
~ ,a~andria from parish taxes. A.. ,,rovids N,
VI ~ Morey of Ouschits-An scs ah ~ y for the
ar ;ssue of bonds, known Is feuDe0'
Ending Of State warrants. act authorizing the
BY Reese, OF 10 ~ csstitcstes Of Indebtedness
meet deficiencies in te levee uam,boriziur the
" pv Morey, Of Ouachips-An Sc honSs for the re
d. ~ New Orleans 30 Issue oon1'
S nsSt Of city money. 4, act to amend tn,
~ Collins, of 0rleans-A.u;o Of a foot bridg'
act authorlzinsE s s At liberty street.
over the New Osns COR he relief of Louis Trague
BY ,.rpopucr5oS OF BILLS.
- k.rson-An act amendin
By Gartskamp OF ihsrifss and notsries in Orlesn
che law relative 70 sns Referred to judiciary com
snittee. ,c.ta,xell-An act for the relic
By Faulkner, OF psterred to committee o
claims. !. .rrropriating slOO.oov y snec6
tas cps patent right Of oS''' '''''
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AUCTION SALES.
DucRlHON @ Ntu8uRssgs SALES.


VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE RAgE
CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
ny DUCHIRON q FEUBvRGER.
A. DUcHIRos. Aucvonser
Office No III Gravier street.
CarURDAY. February 1850. az IL
y O'Clock N AZ the ST. CHAsLtS suJrlOk Ia
CHANGE (basement ST Charles Hotel,) on 81 Cbares
street between and Common Streets VIII 90 seq shs
CERrAfN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND. ~
gethsr with ali the buildings ana ,nereoa
rRnts WAYS customs TIDES and
Bringing situated the First District tns el.y 70 we
souare bounded nv Poydrxs Peddo. Clat orne ana ot
Jsne which said portion OF gr.und -
lines Poydras street 1873 teet II mems a
lines front CLAIBORNE street. LIS feet5 inches ons on 81
the dta the q said piece OF ground oeng III
let inches -
The improvements this property fitted for pickeJ
consist N y story br ok building, with two presses;
large platform hftesn from the ground extending
from line Of lot to within fifteen sxeen feet OF
the ing with which t 10 connected BY bridge
This prope Of the best pkeries in this city VIII De
solo either in block lots plan drasn by l. sug,
civ the th OF january, 1863, which alan be
nz- TTExs-One third cash in United States Treasury
the of the purchaser TO his own
der and by Rim Endorsed bearing per cent interest from
d oi sIe NJ III aid and able and two years aer
daie seeur, by mortgage the prop rty
9ie A. of tale Thomas Beck notary pnouc AZ
the the purchaser ineluoing ne cost Oh stamps
law.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-06

SUPPOSED OUTRAGE AND MURDER IN VIRGINIA.
The Lynchburg News of January Is says On
Monday last about 2 O'Clock, Young girl, aged
about IL years, named Matte c. Wood, daugh-
ter of Mr. James Wood, living near Arnoldton,
in Campbell county, in company with an elder
sister and a small negro girl, was sent by her
mother 10 piece Of woods distant about 200 yards
from the dwelling, TO get some bushes TO sweep
the yard with. The elder sister and negro girl
finished getting what they we're sent for before
Matte did, snd started home, telling Matte TO
come Oh. She replied to them to go on, that she
would overtake them. They returned home, and
some time having elapsed and Matte not coming,
he other became uneasy, and search was made
through the woods, but no trace OF her could be
found; nor had any clue to her whereabouts been
discovered up to Tuesday night. although active
and vigilant search had been made for her since
her disappearance. From circumstances attend
ing the affair, it is greatly feared that she was
murdered by a negro mau named Monroe TOler,
alias DIllard, who was employed on Mr.. Woods
farm. This negro told Mr.. Wood Monday morn
ing that he would be absent that day, for the pur
pose of carrying bis young sister to her home. Ii
was ssceriaIDed, however, that he did not do so,
but luTked about the neigbborhood, and was seen
at O negro cabin near the piece OF woods in which
tie eirls we're gathering the bushes, and about
the time they were there. Since then he has not
been seen or heard Of. He removed his clothing
from Mr.. Woods in the morning of Monday, to
the cabin named, and that also disappeared with
him. Other very strong facts which have been
related to us, which are not of character to sd-
mit of publication, leave but little room to doubt
that this negro first outraged the person of little
Matte, and then probably murdered her TO escape
dete ction. What was done with the body, how
ever il is i'm possible yet to tell The entire neigh
borhood in which the affair occurred is in an in-
tense state of excitement, and effort Is being 10 ide
TO clear up the mystery in which the matter il
now enveloped.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-06
A THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
NO. us BARoNSE STREET,
BETWEEN GIRoD AND LAFAYETTE STREETS.
BYJ,B. WALTON ~ DEsDoNDE.
B. WALTON. Auctioneer
49, c..

Ofice; No. Csrondelet street.
CATURDAY, Feb q, 1850, at le o'clock
SN At the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EAOhAhGE,
TIE THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. l75
panna most eligbly located in perfect order and
nossessne every convenience required for comfortable
family residence. - -. 49,. a. 81.
bounded 0rod Beronne ava Var noeet
streets drsgnated by the No. ard measures ~ ieet and
ON R.ronne street depth los fset between pars
lei lines back alley feet wide, opening on Girod
sweet, Of which IL has the use $500 =. IN -
the purchaser the payment OF note
s ss0 secured by mortgage the properly dus and
she on the 6th Of April 1859 the basnce credit OF
twelve months OF the purchaser 70 ns
Ar bearing per interest," end secured oy mortgage
Ire house and with the clause OF per cent sttor
fees in case suit to recover payment on any OF PAT Oh
H. buduss to be insured By the purchaser 70 the sasse
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A DIsGusTINe EXHIBITION 10 accordance with
a public announcement duly made IN several
sporting papers, wager OF rather novel ana
decidedly bestial character was decided yesterday
afternoon 10 stable near the intersection OF JET
ferson and Division streets Two weeks ago a bet
was made between two well known "sports," one
from the Seventh Ward and the other from the
Tenth that certain notorious J0Wnldnd would
eat three dozen hard boiled eggs, without drink Of
any kind, within the space of thirty six minutes.
lager beer saloon near the corner OF DIVISION
and Norfolk streets was the place first designated,
bot the owner peremptorily OBJECTED, SO II De-
came necessary to adjourn to stable. Only the
champion glutton, betting parties, the chosen UNI
pire and dozen conspicuous patrons OF the en-
noblin arts we're permitted to be present. AT
O'Clock precisely the word ego" was given, and
with electrical rspidty two eggs we're bolted, but
as suddenly the eater stopped, and protested that
the eggs had been a" sOaped'-that is, boiled to
clammy state-which had been expressly snpu.
lated against. The umpire tasted, and declared
the objection well taken, and ordered forty new
eggs 10 be procured and boiled under his personal
supervision. At O'Clock the sport was resumed.
The first seventeen eggs were bolted whole IN
fourteen and a quarter minutes. Inc eignteentn
stuck fast in the throat; the operator gulphed
painfully, but the obstruction would not stir.
The natural moisture Of the throat was gone, and
soldered iron could not adhere more nrmly tnsn
did the, glutinous egg to the parched throat. Inc
sufferer gulphed and strained In vain. de selzed
the iron handle Of the saucepan which contained
the boiled eggs, and was abont to inject the OBJ.
struction, when the opposite party called "foul."
The umpire. with extraordinary judicial perspi
caeity, rendered his decison-that the operator
might inject or eject at pleasure by mechanical
aid but The eggs so injected or elected would not
count He went on to give his reasons, and got
to the thirdly" when the sufocsting wretch,
now purple in the face as the gills of male tur'
key. eyes distended outside of their sockets.
breathing stertorous, bolted the recalcitrant egg
with the handle of the saucepan. Seventeen reg
ular eggs and blank in sixteen aud three quarter
minutes. The eater sank into chair entirely ex-
hausted, with stomach in a volcanic state. After
| two minutes rest three more eggs were boited
In manifest pain, eyes running water, and the
whole frame twitcbing systematically. Twenty
four eggs in twenty five minutes, and the operao
throws up the sponge and is taken away by his
hackers The amount of the wager was $5O.-lN'
| Y. Tribune Jan. rs.
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CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
on coRRNER or
LARGE CULTIVATED GROUNDS,
BY AUCTION,
SUCCESSION OF j. L. WARNER.
Second District COurt-Eo. 80
BY w 4. HODGsON.


AUCTIoSEER,
Office, No. 81 Commercial Place.
SATUKDAT Feb is i issgi N II S;9sk
in lhe Basement Rotunda Of the ST. Charles Hotel BY virtue
ana IN pUc %osI parish OF Orleans dated
Jspasry s. 1869 docket S4 for account of the
' Thai EEEs iIa FAMILY
Warner deceased. situsted on the corner Of Mag zine
Kichsrd and Felicity in the First District OF this city,
'0 TaREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
measuring in the aggrsgste 81 fet inches front Maya
zine street. 1874 feet inches aud lines IN depth and front on
road and about inches in wdsh in the rear oe.
plan by Messrs Pii' and Murray architects dated
The improvements on these Lots consist Of an
ELEGANT Two-sToRY SUCCEED BRICK
DWELLING,
With Two story Rear Wing Buildings all Of Brick
AMI contain wide Hall two large Parors Dining room Ii
in ne min building and three commodous Bed CHAMBERS
and a Cabinet and Hall or the second floor
Buildings contain El;chen. vaSh-rOom water
closet etc below large bedroom. bathroom two
yss qss and ss fixtures the ceilings
We high and the sn finish Of the honss iasae ani out
5n the there is large roOm formerly hot house.
used as Ironing aid drying TO m Also
A Two-SToRY BKIOK STABLE,
with wing containing c,rsge and buggy house, stalls for
feed and harness rooms coal and wood house.
host er's and garo er's rooms etc.
The yard which is large and handsomely lad ont and CO.
ruenta shrHbbey, &c has large cistern n.y.
drRnts, etc. -,
The retired from the street and has an
the entire 'front.' toe whole ia perfect order
family residences offered for this season. and presents
opportunity to pocure arsteiASs gentleman resi-
nS- TERMS AND CoSDruoSs-One-'hird cash IN U. 3
not.s ADD be balance q credit OF equal amounts
a. one sna Two years cay of in the notes OF the
purchaser (ovdsd into coupons to suit the parties IN
10 his on ORDER bearing interest at the rate OF eight
er cent per from date and special mortkags unt
mai pavept Of ve cent for attorney lees IN
Csc ~ suft embraced in tbs mortgages the buildings 10
he Kent u by the purcbs er aud toe policy 70 Dc
10 the holder Of the coupons until hns
pay ment. -, -. 49, Dahl. n. Abe
81 the including the ). stamps
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A SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION
AT AUCTION,

AT AUCTION.
SITUATED IN TIE PARISH OF ST CHARLES, CON-
TANNING $3.50 SUPERFICIAL ARPENTs IN FULL
CULTIVATION, HAVING ABOUT 500 ARPENTs OF
CANE, A FULL SUPPLY OF CORN AND HAY FOR
THE CoMISG SEASON, WELL STOCKED WITH
MULES, HORSES, OXEN, COWS, SHEEP, ETC.
BY j. Ii. WALTON IL DESLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Once Carondelet street.
CATURDAv, FEBRUARY 9. 1889 az 1e
- ,'ciock The 81. CHARLES AUCTION EACHANGE,
will be sold
Plantation situate the psrish of St Charles the right
hank of the Mississippi river 81 miles from New Orlsaa
Containing about $3.50 superficial arpents of land more
Ies of which about 900 arpents cleared and cutva
lion /. ghy stocked and equi ped and
j. in full and production There 80 arpeats Of
frat wear ratoOns and to pant 200 arpens more fo
supp of and Hay Tor ons year 81 Mules Hoes
Oxen Cows sheep hans on the plantation
The Sugar House. Stables Dwelling aud Quarters are ali Id
sS- TERMS AND CoNDTIoNs-One third cash in u 1rea
notes remainder at credit OF oni and Two years
in the notes the purchaser payable 20 his own order aud
cent Der am from until final payment and secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien upon the property
II mortgage TO embrace the five cent clause or attor
news Of suit to recover payment oil aY OF a OF
he notes The the deferred ment TO DO divided
IN coupons suit the vendor.
Act sale before --------, notary puohc, ~ tho eA
pense Of the purchaser including u s. Revenue stamps
red by
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for the destruction of the cotton worm. Cal.

for the destruction of the cotton worm. Cal.
endsr.
ByV.M. LANCE Of East Baton Rouge-An act
preventing the appearance Of masked persons in
the streets or highways. Calendar.
BY Crawford of Frapkiin--An act fixing the
fees of sheriffs. Referred to the judiciary com.
mittee.
SENATE BILLS.
An act amending section of the Law pro -iiing
for the registry of births and deaths. F.aaIly
passed.
An act regulating the trial of certain cases 10 the
supreme Court. Calendar.
An act for the relief of the securities Of A. s.
Norwood, late tax collector Of East Felicia1a par
ish. CaleBdsr.
Anact amending the law relative to cor oners
Read three times and finally passed.
RTGULAR ORDER OF TIE DAY.
House bill providing for the improvement of St.
Charles avenue. Postponed until Monday next
The bill Incorporating the Crescent City Slaugh
ter House Company then came MP.
Mr. De Grange moved to indefinitely postpone.
Lost by a recorded vote of 81 to 10.
The first section was read, when Gray moved to
strike out the words except the Crescent City
Slaughter House and Stock Landing Company"
in the clause prohibiting slaughter houses. Lost
by 80 to ~.
Brewster moved TO strike out the words Stock
landing and " from the title of the company.
Lost by 81 TO 81.
Belot moved TO postpone the bill for ten days.
Lost by Il to 45.
Mr. Witt moved to refer to the standing com.
mittee oD public health and quarantine. Lost by
q to AZ.
The first section was adopted by 4S to %.
The second section was read.
Mr. Noble moved to strike out the names of the
incorporators of the company. Laid on the table
by so TO IA.
Brewster of Ouachita moved TO amend the sec.
ton by putting the capital stock at not less than
$3.50, 600. Laid upon the table.
Tournor moved to strike out the name of R. I.
Packwood as incorporation, and substitute that OF
s. W. Sawyer. Lost.
The second section was adopted by a to is.
Pending discussion on the third section the
House adjourned until noon tomorrow.
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VALUABLE TIL sEE-SToRY BRICK STORE AT A
LONG CREDIT at AUCTION.
BIZ \. GUGNAULT,

ofice-CoDer Of Exchange Alley and Bienviie Street
URDAY, February q. 1870, et u
- 1t The ST CHARLES AUCTION EAOhANGEs 81
Charls street, will be sold -
Front, Ca Hope and TrianSle street,, and running
fIom CAiops u Triangle measuring on each
of said % feet front by average depth
from street TO Of AZ feet ncnes together with hree
to.y Brick tore leased up the 3s OF July 63 at $40
per month.
rec psn AZ the St Charles Exchange - g
n- TFRNs-One- the balances at credit OF
one YEAR, bearing eight cent interest
ir m date and mortgage
Prov city by the purchaser and policy trans
ferred q ven dor.
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SPLENDID
Iwo-sToRY RESIDENCE
CORNER CAMP AND JOSEPHINE STREETS,
LARGE AND WELL IMPROVED GRoUNDS PLANTED
WITH RARE PLANTS AND CHOICE
SHRUBBERY.
BY g. DE FERIET,


AUcrIoHKER-Ofice no Sc Bienville street
CATURDAY, Feb. 9Th 1869, at NOOo, at
- the Charles loo Exchange, in the Base uent ho
tupda Hotel by public auction unit
of ID absent owner. will be sold
ToREE LOTS OF GROUND IL the -Four h District OF
this cty in the square bounded Josephine Camp jackson
and Magazine The said lots designated the
Nos TO- each 81 feet IL inches and lines,
nv l27 feat IL lin in depth Lot SO. forming
the corner Of Camp and Josephine
The building Improvements comprise handsome
two story residence with slate retired rom the
STIR et containing the first story two fine parors divided
by 70 hall and Iont gallery III zoe
seeo, story three bed rooms front sile and
galleries. The wing side building contains be three
rooms hich the gallery be used dining
room in the second story three comfortable In the
properly there long building containing three
rooms stables chick privy etc The main yard Is
raved with brck there large cstern Of tbs capacity Of
AGO gallons the grounds ia tefuly laid out and
anted with plants choice shru6bsry and fruit trees
such as orange plum other The introduced
in the house. shande and Xtu wall be sold with
the property. 81, a.. d..
one year. secured by vendors len and
special mortsge, and bearing eight per cent interest per
hnpum from the day OF sale until final payment the build
nes TO be kept insured for their value and the policy trans
feed to vendor In Of suit, TIE purchaser will be
qu.rsd pay five cant attorneys commissions which
will Hkewte be secured by mortgage
Act Of sale With u internal revenue stamps attached
before U. deATmss, notary public. at purchasers ex-
pense
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u1OR aALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvBRAL Hun
Cotton ard Sugar Psntatons located In the bes
orous Of Ihe cotton and ststea Also kic
rsnee Orchards and large bodies of val uabls
t,rhsr Ispaa Also variety Of City and Suburban
Property improved and unmproved IN the orn Of rssaeuc
ssne 70 invest vel 70 call and sxarnne our Proper
ssS 1iiisr Gard Rsl Eztass AssstA No y oarcadsls
ssyssk Vsv orisanA
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AUCTION SALES.
\. W, PALFRtY'S SALES.
SALE AT AUCTION OF A THREE-SToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON EsrLANADE
Strict.
THE ADJOINING PROPERTY Known AS THE
BETHEL CHURCH
BIZ Order OF the sesmen's Bethel Society.
ON EASY TEENS.
AucrIorNEER-Ofiice No 26 CsrSnde' ct 81

Accommodations No 70 CsrSnoe et street,
CATURpAY, Feb. @, 1869, mt lie o'clock
- Al the Merchants and Auciioneers' Exchange,
Roya tr.et between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, will
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Third District Of this
c,v in the irregular square bounded by Espsnade Levee
Ex sian Pie s Decatur and frenchmen Streets designated
nv the numbers 2 "a, plan now exhibited at the
auction mart number q measures 80 feet 'front.' on
street l6 and inch deep the sids line to-
ars Frenchmen street. 2 feet and inches deep the
side towards Levee street, by width IN the rear OF "a
Lot number D measures 81 feet and inches front Is
rsr de street inches deep the SIDE line to-
~ Frenehmen street. 100 feet deep the size line
Isvse st,e l. width in the 30 feet aud inches
Tbe nnproyements lot number % comprise substsn-
,aIv buiit threestory and Basement Brick Dwelling slate
roof rooms in main building with wide halls
two story Brick Kitchen aiming i've rooms and other
out buildings, ETC. - r.. -. r
fhrrch vi,h slate root, known the Bethel
r-TFRss or SALK-One third cash, and the ealanes OF
th ce Of adiuoica credit OF one ana two years. BY
nurchasers no bearing cent interest nom day Of
sale and secured by mortgage on the property sold
Of u - 1nlernal Revenue stamps at the
pense Of the purchaser before A Hero notary public