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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
The Acme of Happiness.

Reader, did you ever land a trout! l
do not ask if you have ever jerked some
poor little fellow out of brook three
feet across. with q pole six inches around
at the butt. and so heavy rs 10 require
both hands and feet we'll braced to hold
it out. No, that's not landing trout.
But did you ever sit in n boat, with nine
ounces of lance wood for rod, and two
hundred feet Of braided silk in your dou-
bic acting reel, and hook a trout whose
strain brought lip and butt together as
you checked him in some wild fight, and
tested your quivering line from gut TO
reel knot No one knows what game
there is in trout, unless be has fought
it out, matching such rod against a
three pound fish. with forty feet of water
underneath and an unimpeded sweep
around him And then it is that one
discovers what will and energy lie within
tho mottled skin of front, and what a
miracle of velocity he is when reused
[ love the rifle, and I'have looked along
the sights and held the lcaping blood
back by an effort Of will, steadying my.
self for the shot, when my veins fairly
;ingled with the exhilarating excitement
Of the moment, but if one should ask
me what is my conception Of pure phys
ical happiness, should assure him that
the highest bodily bcatitude | ever OK
pect TO reach is, on some future day, when
the clear sun is occasionally yelled by
clouds, to sit in boat once more upon
that little lake, with John at the paddle,
and match again Conroy rod with a
three pound trout. That's what | call
happiness W. II. Murray.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
Woman and Marriage.

I have speculated great deal on
matrimony. l have seen young, beauii.
full women, the pride of the gay circles,
married, as the world says. well. Some
have moved into their costly houses,
and their friends have all come and look
| ed at their furniture and their splendid
home for happiness, and have gone away
and committed them to their sunny
homes, checrfuIly and without tear. 1t
is natural to be saDguine for them, as the
young are sometimes carried away with
similar feelings.
| love to get unobserved into corner
and watch the bride in her white attire,
and with her smiling face and soft eyes
meeting me in the pride of life, weave q
waking dream of future happiness, and
persuade myself that it will be true l
think how they will sit upon the Iuxuri-
ant sofa as the twilight falls. build gay
hopes, and gently whispered the not now
forbidden tenderness, and how thrilling
the allowed kiss and beautiful eudear.
ments of welded life will make even
parting their joy. and how gladly they
will come from the crowded and empty
rnirth of the gay to each others quiet
company. .
l picture to myself that vourg crea-
ture, who bushes even now at his hest
tating caress, listening eagerly for his
footsteps as the night steals on, wishing
he would come, and when he enters ut
last, with an affection as undyjng as his
pulse, nesting upon bis bosom. | can
feel the tide that goes flowing through
the heart. aud gaze with him upon the
graceful form as she moves about in the
kind offices of affection, soothing all his
unquiet cares, and making him even for
get himself in her young and unshadow,
ed beauty. -
I go forward for years, and see her
luxuriant hair put soberly away from her
brow. her girlish eraces resigned into
dignity and loneliness, cbastened with the
gentle meekness of maternal affection.
Her husband looks on with proud eye,
and shows the SAME fervent love and DEL
icate attentions which first won her, and
her fair children are grown about them,
and they 60 on, full. of honor. and I'M
troubled years, and are remembered when
they die.--Irviny.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

BE.sETIFUL R.sNDS.

Such beautiful. beautiful hands
They're neither white nor small,
And YOU know. would scarcely THINK
They were fair at all.
I've looked on hands whose form and hue
A sculptor's dream might be;
Yet are these aged. wrinkled hands
Most beautiful 10 Ine.
Such beautiful beautiful hands
Thoueh heart were weary and sad.
These patient hands kept toIhng on
That the children might be glad.
almost weep. a. looking back
To childhOOd's distant day,
/ think how these hands rested not
When mine were at their play
Such beautiful hands. beautiful hands 800
They are growing feeble now;
For time and pain have left their work
On hand ard heart and brow.
Alas, alas! the nearing time,
And the sad. sad day 10 me.
When meath the dases. out OF sight,
These hands Will folded be-
But. oh beyond this shadow land,
Where all Is bright and fair,
know full well these dear old hands
Will palms OF victory bear
Where crystal streams. through endless years,
fiOw over golden sands.
And where the old grow young again,
ii clasp my mothers hands
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
Wonders of the Maidstone.

Just two weeks ago, Captain James
Crazy, for many years navigator OF
the great lakes, but now q resident of the
town of Nunda McIIenrv county, in this
state, was bitten in the hand by an I'M.
mistakabIy mad dog. The unfortunate
victim at once set oft to discover. if pos
sible,. the possessor of what is every
where known as the " mad stone,' which
is said when applied to the wound made
by mad dog, to extract the deadly
virus and save the patient from the hor-
rors of rabies. On Monday Captain
Gracy discovered what to him was more
precious than the famed philosophers
stone" in the family, Of Mr.. Charles
Saunter, living in the town Of Bloom, in
this (Cook) county. The stone was at
once applied to the wound, to which it
tenaciously chung for hours, filing itself
with virus. When filed, the stone was
subjected to a thorough washing with
milk, and again applied. This was re-
peated until all the virus and even blood
had been absorbed, when it lost its &C
ton. Captain Gracy called upon us
this morning, in full confidence of a per-
feet cure. The fee charged for the use
Of the wonderful pebble flor it resembles
nothing but an ordinary stone of . dark
COLOR is usually SIS, according to the pa
tents pecuniary ability Chicago Jour
nal. kt. c4 .0@ 81 Nsf.gs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

EE Thou art beautiful, and the
dark tresses shade thy forehead meek in
glossy curIs." TO assist nature in the
cultivation of glossy curls, or-to prevent
theft falling off, by premature disease OF
the scalp. resort to hat wonderful prep
araticn, !" Barrei,'s Vegetable Hair Re-
storatiye," and see what art csn do.-
p,saw Des,Sr5 49, .ss
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

EE The following is voluntary tri-
butte to modest worth and unobtrusive
gentleness Of character: g The wheel
barrow; for simplicity Of construction,
strength, courage, and general moral
cxceIience, it is the superior of the
v-'oNipads az. oug',s 70 besacouraged."'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

nEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress Goods
IL All kinds of Millinery and Dress Making done
10 order. Store in Cook building ON BrOad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
PETER NJ. SIMoNS,
Proprietor Of the
PRESCOTT HOTEL,
South side OF Orangest.,
Prescott, Wisconsin.

This house has been renovated and prepared for
the spring trade, and the proprietor feels conf
dent his ability render satisfaction 70 all who
favor htrn With their custom. Good sbsbling at
f1chad ioiu
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
CARROLL & WIGGINs

DLACKSMITTfS. All kinds OF work in our line
ID promptly executed and on reasonable terms
Shop on Broad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
MILLER & WEsTFALL.
FARMERS HOME

DANKERS. Do n general banking business.
ID Second story Dudley block. Main-st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
BARBER SHOP.
CHAs. O. BoUGHTOS,

nEALER in Confectionery. Canned Fruits
IL Lemonade. Ice Cream. Soda Wafcr. Cider
Fresh Strawberries and other fruits in their season
cor. Broad and kinnickinuick-sts. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07

UTHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign
w and Domestic Wines. Liquors and Cigars,
Third-st.. second door above JaclsSOnst 81. Paul,
MINI. Also. agent for Jnlius Balke's Excelsior
Billiard Tables. with Phelan's Patent Combination
CusniOns. lift
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
WALTER w. WEBB & CO.,

NHAS. VIERLING. Proprietor. Good stabling
~ &c, always to be had. 31-6m
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NIEACHAM & CO
MRS. NJ. n. NIARKLE.

MANUFACTURERS of Sash, Doors. Blinds
NJ MouIdings, &c. Broad-st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-07
WHITE & BUTTON.

WHITE & BUTTON,
A TTORNEYS and COunselOrs at Law, BrOad-st
n All business intrusted to us will be promptly
attended to.
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miscellaneous.

p. v. WISE,
A TTORNEY & COUNSELOR at Law, Corner
~ Kinnickinnick and BTOad-srs. 81
BARBER SHOP.
~ MAURER, Proprietor. Shaving, Hair Cat
~. ting, &c, &c, neatly done. 81
j. AEDERS,
HARNESS MAKER. Custom work promptly
IL attended 10. BrOad-st. 81
II. c. COTTON,
DHYSTCIAN * SURGEON Office over Jas. 4
Il Smiths store, BrOaa-st 81
c. l.. BARNES g. CO.,
T1ORwARDERS, Steamboat and Express \ gents,
IL Leyee.- Il
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Drugs, Medicines, &C.

CARLOS ucCRAY,
DEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Pure Wines and
IL Liquors, Notions, &c, Brick block, foot of
Orange-st. 81
BRILL & WEIGH,
GENERAL dealers in Drugs. Medicines, Wines.
VI Liquors, Paints Leads. Oils. Namishcs. Glass,
Putty, Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. Stationery.
Picture Frames. Mouidings, Wall Paper, Tobacco,
Cigars. &c. BrOad-st.
- Physicians Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared. 81
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE ORA
VERY VALUABLE Two-sToRY RESIDENCE ON
cHARTREs STREET.
BETWEEN MARlGNY AND VAUDEVILLE.
ALSO
KEY LOT. SITUATED ON MARfGSY STREET,
BETWEEN CHARITIES AID ROYAL,
sae sErwrExi TWO LINES OF orrx oxxs.a-
RY @. DE FERRET.


AucTIoxEKR- Office and Saesroons So Bieuvills street.
CATURDAY, rsb, 1869. at IL o'clock
- NJ, at the 1T. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHAHGs, 10
the basement POtunds of the IT Charles Hotel by public
auction. without limit. will De sold
Two LOTS OF GKOUsD IN the Third District Of this
in the bounded by Charities ate M0reauD IA
rigry Royal Date CAsscalvo) and Vaudeville sad
lots grated by the Nos and 2 aud fol-
Lot Vol measures n feet inch and front on
eny street by 55 feet inches depth between parallel
lines
Lat No measures 81 feet IL inches and lines front
Chartres street fe 10 inches and lines IN depta.
The Improvements lot No consist Of splendid two
story residence covered with slate with front galleries
vded by folding doors sitting and dining pantry,
kitchen tbrl prives cistern and smoking and in
the story large bedrooms hall, sitting room,
three servants cabinet, vestbne and priyiss
The let No. comprise stable carriage
house well. hen house, wood she'd. shrubbery, etc
Tue introduced throughout aud sck build
ng and there cold and hot water ppes for the bath
me yard the residence paved with marble slabs There
handsome iron railing in iron, OF the property and the
de y la ge carriage entrsnce.
the ely OF Orleans built with the choicest materials
gardless and with to comort and
It. central sition and its proximity TO the marke public
schools city etc rec mend 20 the attention 1t
sirous OF securn nrscsss residence, unsurpassed IN
point Of elegance andtrue comfort
q he rubrc are invited To examine the property. .
n4-TKRMs-rhe purchaser will assume the payment OF
Of So co. due June 1869 Interest paid aud Tor the
bance Of the price OF tue purchaser will furnish
his notes. drawn hts order aud oy him
secured by special mortgage and vendors en and bearing
insured for their fu value, and the
policy transferred vendor In OF suit the purchases
will be reQui ed pay i've ceut eommi
the recovered the said commissions TO De likewise
abe act az sale before joseph Cohn notary public including
L. , internal revenue stamp at purchasers expense
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Eiop.m.a. rxtrasralp.ry.
An nrrrss soron1s AND WON IN An ALAsHorsF
Lcerre.poIEsnes New YOrt Son }

lCorrespork hence New York San
PhUGBKEKPsIR, Jan. %, 1869.
We have had q SENSATION in our poor hOuse-a
sensation rivslDg in intensity the story Of Peri
chole" Some months ago a woman, squalidy
dressed, but the owner Of face sngularly beau
tful was committed TO the slmshouse for vagrancy.
A little child accompanied her. Her manners,
though coarse, gaVe unmistakable evidence of
former refinement. Her voice was soft and melO-
dious and her eyes s1strous aud sparkling She
was niserably poor, both 10 purse and dress, and
appeared TO have s1iiered 10 past years much
agony Of mind. Shetlaimed 10 have once moved
in respectable circles and registered her name in
q beautiful hand II Eoise BrentanO. She per-
formed all her dutiet In the slmshouse, aud fire.
Quently sang souDetslia French and Italian. Ii is
reported thar she was formerly an opera singer of
some note. When stOken TO on the subject she
gave an evasive anywer, and preserved long
silence. !
Two weeks ago, Zone Clarence Beaumont,
"PiQuillo," tattered and torn, hungry and fOrlorn
was committed TO tho building on the charge OF
vagrancy. he possessed of more than or.
binary intelligence, DIT seems 70 have been en-
FILTERED by the trials tf life, and his conversation
was marked with cossseness and profanity. After
being IN the almshouAe three days be manifested
q strong attachments for Eloise. and sought her
company constantly, seaiting upon her with the
assiduity of a servant and paying her the most
respectful attention. He soon gained her heart
and affections. On tho day before his discharge
they had long inter keW, and separated with mu-
tBal tears and caresses.
Now, mark the sequel. Clarence Beaumont
was discharged from the poorhouse on Friday
morning Before he ieft the pair mad made pre-.
psratons for eloppment At A. NJ. Elose
stole out of her cot with her sleeping child her
arm met her lover beoesth the cold stars at the
gate and carefully crept away over the snow. At
"a. NJ. they were seen arm in arm, floating down
the Dutcbess county turnpike, since which time
nothing has been heard from them.
1t now turns out that Eloise had fallen heir to
some $50 600 by the death Of an aunt 10 Adrian.
Mich. and that Mr. Besumonts attentions were
paid with view Of securing the money.
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The Louisiana Legislature.
TwIhHTY NINTH DAY.
senate.

senate.
THURSDAY, Feb. 4, 1869.
The Senste met at noon Lientenant Govsroo,
Dunn presidmtg
full quorIEHi present
Prayer by be chaplain. Rev. Mr.. Turner.
Lieutenant Fevernor Dunn presented the report
OF the printing tOard, as required by a resolution
OF The Senate creative TO the printing contracts ;
also, COMMUNICATION from the State treasurer
IN The came rSaton, in which this officer states
that be is entirely unacqusinted with the con
tracts made under the printing bill.
Mr.. Roy frosn the judiciary committee. reported
upfsvoraby UPON three bills relating to the taking
of Testimony the courts Of the State, viz: House
bill 80 and Sci tte bills IL and IS Also upon SEN
ate bill reauvP TO the eligibility Of certain per.
sons.
Mr. Pnchbsfk from the committee on claims,
reported tavnrfhly upon two bills a bill for the
relief u Bsujst Well and bill for the relief OF
J. b. Blsncbfd, supervisor of registration of
MI. Campbell presented bill in the name of
senator Baco1 who was absent, TO be entitled
an act to rePial an act, approved July a. 1858,
relative to pOii printing. Read twice and re.
ferred TO contHittee on public printing.
Mr.. WitigeD{tein introduced bill TO provide
Tor the sDnusl publication of a manual of legisla-
tive proceedings. Read twice and referred to the
committee printing.
Mr.. O'Hsra Introduced resolution to the effect
Of holding evtiing sessions of the Senate. Lies
over. zoe. .I..
Mr.. Blsckmsr under suspension OF the rnles,
called up resdluton authorizing the clerk Of the
committee on contested elections 10 take tes'i-
moDy 10 the absence of the members Of said
committee.
On notion the resolution was laid on the table.
A petition from the citizens of the seventh and
eighth wards OF Cslcssieu parish was presented by
Mr.. Antoine. the purport Of which IL a request of
exemption froh taxation OF sad citizens. The
petition and TIL for their relief were referred 10
the finance committee.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill providing for
the purchase ii $50 copies of the new edition of
the acts of the territory Of Orleans and the State
of Louisians Reed twice and referred to the judi
ciary committed.
The order of the day was called.
disDER OF THE DAY.
Senate bin M. l6, an act to enforce the thir-
teeDth article o the Consttution-the civil righ hts
bill-vss tai en- mp and read.
Mr. Pincbback, author of the bill, and Mr.. Og.
den spoke al length pro and con the bill.
Pending the discussion, the Senate adjourned.
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H. W. PAlFRtY'S SALES.
SALE AT AUCTION OF A THREE-sToBY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON EsrLANADE
STREET.
TIE AP;oINiNG PROPERTY ErowN AS THE
BETHEL CHURCH
By Order Of the seamen's Bethel S'ciety
ON EASY TERMS
ny II. w. PsLyREY.
AucrIoINIER-otsee 30. Is Cargnee e ID

AUCfiOTNhkk-ODce NO. CarJnce et street.
GATUR DAY. Feb. q. 1850. at Ie o'clock
= N, at the Merchants and Auclioneersf Exchange
Roy trset, Canal and Customhouss Streets viii
be sol
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Third District Of thi,
city in the irregular quAre bounded BY Espanade. Lsve-
Ely sian Pie Decatur and Frenchmen streets designated
BY the numbers Is aud "a on plan exhibited at the
auction Lot number . 81 feet mt on
planade la6 feet and inch deep the line
wa'ds Fenchmen III feet and inches deep the
fv- and 10 inches
Los number 2. 81 feet and inches front
pIar liz fee inefes deep
Frenchmen 100 feet deep the line
Ivxe and width in the % feet inches.
The improvements lot number % comprise substan-
IN built threesory aus Basement Brick Dwelling slate
roof coutarng In main buiidiu with hsls
story Brick Kitchen aiming i've rooms, and Other
out buildings etc.
The improvements lot number "a eonsst of a Frame
Church with sIafe roof known the Bethel
R9-TfR.s or SsLR-Ooe third cash, and the balsne. o.
the aduocss credit OF aud two years by
purchasers bearing cent. interest from day
sale and secured BY mortgage o. The property sold
Aets Of and o. :. Inerns Revenue stsnpsat the
pense Of the purchaser before Hero, notary public.
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THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. us BARoNNE STREET,
BETWEEN GIRoD AND LAFAYET AZ STREETS
BYJ,B. WALTON q DEsDoNDe.
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer.

J. B. WSLroN Auctioneer.
Office; No Csrondelet street.
CATUFDAY. Feb. q. 1s00, at lie O'Clock
on at tie ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHARGE,
will d. go -.
TIE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No lis
Bs-onne street. eeibly located perfect order and
possessing every convenience required for comfortable
family residence.
abe lot Of ground is situated Baronne street IN the
bounded GrOd Lsiayet Bar0Dne AID Jar ndeet
streets Originated by the No ad p feet and
rs by depth los feet between para
lei lines. BAGS alley six feet wide, opening GirOd
street Of which IL has the
EI-TERMS AND COEDIrIOSs-SJm cash IN U. y. Tres
the purchaser to assume the payment OF
for $500 secured by the properly due and
able on 9th Of April 1859 the ba a credit Of
twelve months in the note OF The purchaser payable 70 his
bearing md SECURED BY mortgage
npon the and lot: with the csnss Of
nsys OF 81 payment pat Of
the
The bu dngs be insured By the purchaser the sssAe
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
BY DUtHIEOS a. NEUBURGEK.
!. DUCHIRON AuftIoneer,
nnfra No III t.rar-fo

A. Ne
Il Onice No. Ill Gra-ieg street.
SAyTE1AArsEssss.e rs 'kzSSocTIoS sx0a zSss.
(basemert Of charles HoteD 81 Charles tress be-
DRAWER and Common Streets the following property
a CERTAIN LOT OF GRorrD with al the baildIngs
and thereon situated 10 the square bounded BY
PeeaBer Robin and TerpschoIe streets, de-
sienaieo by the 80 a plan avn by q T. Dnnbsr ON
pri 1886 ~sid lot twenty
nine inches mont Terpsichore street BY ssy four feet In
death betwe n parallel lines q r.I HHM -
The improvements consist story frame hon shin
gle-roofed, containing two fine twosory new
kitchen ssteroofed containing large Deo aud bed
aboye old outhuildng the side used -
kitchen which could be easily eoeverted into stable or
twenty feet from the street. Is garden contain
ing very tine frnit tees. - n rn i.r
p7 TFkMstnahs cash; the baance in Fo notes az six
twelve months brang interest 81 the Of cent
per annum aud secured by mortgage the pr party,
which be fully insured and policy rasferre 60 vndor
The Of sale before Jos Cohen notary public a. the
pene the purchaser together with the OF stamps re-
Quired by lsw. ..
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AUCTION SALES.
pucHIRQN @ NfueuReeEs sMsa

COTTON PICKERY. ......CorroN FtCKERY.
VALUABLE PRoPERTY FOR SALE. RARE
CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
ny DUCHIRON az NEUBSKFER.
A. DucT ron. Aaeuonser,
Office No III Grsvigr street.
y O'Clock n. AZ the ST CHAeLEs sUJItoN BA-
CHAkGE (oasement st Charles Hotei.l on ~ Chsriss
street, between and Common streets, viii soa Ne
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND. to-
gethsr with all the buildinss prosemsnp thereon
rights serytudes appuSensnfes thereon
belonging situated In the First District r THIS My In the
square boundea by Poydss Perdido Clst ORA and 81
Jane streets vhich said ~ feet
Shines Poya t93 feet II inches and
lines front claiborne street. 6 .ee5 inches fcn ST.
the dtn IA the CT said piece Of groune being Ia
fe.t inches
consist n n story br ok building. viii two Arssses
from the esr fine OF the within fsen sxn feet Of
the main bull, ing with which il il nnected by aadge
This prope IT, Of the best pa keres in this ely will bs
either in block lots plan ORA sn b surg
Guy survey The 18th o. Isnnay 1862 which sin can be
seen ut Oh sres auction exchange.
De- TERMS One third cash In United statess Treasury
in the notes II the purchaser his
order by Endorsed hearing per interest from
s.ie until r.id and PAYABLE aud two after
dale. secur,d by mortgage on the prop rty.
of before fhOmas j Beck notary pnbiic, at
the Of the purchaser neluang the cost OF stamps
required ny law rH4 t|
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VALUABLE THbEE-sToRY BRICK sToRbt AT
LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
BY s. GUiNAULr,

Onice-co rer Of Exchange Alley and BienyiIe ftre'
URDAY, February q, fss9. qt IL
- II u. 81 oaARLEs ACTION ExCsAN sE, 81.
Ghsrl 5 eel, will be sold - 49,.
AIOT OF GROUND 10 square bounded hy New Leves
Front. Ca Hope and Triansle ssrsst.. AID running
hom Calh p - frig'e sr--t measur ne on each
Of said streets bout as feet front ny avsrsg- dps
from . scei OF ~ feet ircbes together with three
-,nS Brek fe mp the 3lst OF July lo' AT siS
per month.
rec pin ~ the st. Charles Rxchsnge
h- TKRNsOLeiblrd cash the balances al credit OF
and YEAR, for notes bearing eight per interest
fr m date and mortgage III
Property insured by The purchaser and pO trans
feYred 20 verd III Us.