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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05
LATER FROM TIKI ATLANTIC STATES.
REGULAR DISPATCH 70 THE STANDARD.
PORTLAND, Feb. Al r. NJ,

PORTLAND, Feb. fl r. NJ.
r. j. Ladd. who was injured in mill
lately, is likely to recover.
Capt. VIM. Baker. an old resident of
Vancouver, died Yes erday.
The annual election of officers of the
Fire Departmentcauic off yesterday. Sc:-
Der and Ilallock were each presented with
canes.
Joe Murphy. the celebrated minstrel,
still holds forth to crowded houses.
II. J.. Griffin, of Olympia, was married
yesterday.
WAsnINHToN, Feb 1.-The public debt
statement shows the debt to be. principal
and interest. $3.50, 1921 46 ; amount
in the Treasury, s2O7 ,3773.?22 81: de.
crease during the month, 50 ,G6i 80.
The Finance Committee will introduce
II funding bill soon. 1t provides three
classes Of bonds-for,y years at / per
cent. thirty years at i! per cent. and
twenty years at . per cent, re lcemable
after ten years, payable in com.
The Cardiff Giant was chiseled by a
German in New York, who completed it
in twenty days.
TRENTON. Feb. 2.-Thc Assembly yes
tcrday rejected the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Metropolitan
paper Company was burned out to-day
loss $50 900 to S25O. O03.
DR.. Livingston is reported killed by an
African chief
Georgia has ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment
Trumbul has introduced a new civil
rights bi!lin the Senate, including Chinese
Kanakas. Indians, lIottcnto.s, Arabs and
Balloons and imposing heavy penalties
on any State abridging the privileges OF
any thing in human shape.
San FaANrIsco. Feb. $3.50 r. Nj
Gold leg. Grcenbacks. S2if">3,.
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SVr a fire occurred at Los Angeles,
Cal, on the morning Of the 2Sth ult., de-
STRIVING property yalucl al SO nnO
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05
Territorial Democratic Committee.

The Democratic Committee Of Vigilance for
W&shisgsen Territory arc respectfully request
cd to mcnt at the Tacoma House IN Olympia
on Saturday, The 26.h day Of February next.
at the hcnr of p. n. The following named
gentlemen compose thecommittee Levi Shell
ton. Frank Clark, l.. II. Goodwin. J. l.. Ram
Kin, f. s. Fowler, F. 7. Dugan and .. 4. Me-
Fadden
a full attendance Is requested, as business
Of importance will DC presented Tor consilera-
sion. ., @. b. G,rADDEN.
Cha r,igR.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05

C.D" The SAW mill at Tacoma has dis
continued business for the present.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05

By- The block in front of the old Nc.
Kinney block sold a few days ago for
$1,000. Mr.. Mckinney was the pur-
chaser
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05

AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.


1-FI ~ S"" Fs""e"c" HFr"C3.
L. P. FIsHga, 20 and 81 New Mechanics En-
change, is our only authorized agent in San
y Francisco. For Eastern advertising, Mr.
Fisher is represented 10y s. +. Pettingill
Co., of New York and Boston.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05
: a,..,s In Inc Atlantic states.

HrDsoy L MESEr, are the only Eastern Advcr
Using Agents, with whom we do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. Office, 4
Park Row, Times Building, New foikAity
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05

r. The weather has been exceedingly
pleasant the past few days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05
FUTURE CROWTIi.

The North Pacific Railroad will pirt this
vast body of water with towns, VILLAGES and
farms. 1t will build somewhere on its shores
vast terminal city. to which steamships
trading mp and down the Pacific coast and with
Japan. China. aud India. will regularly run.
That city surely will be the depot for the whal.
ing business of the world. There will in time
bc a dense population on the S,,und and in
Washington Territory. lis lumber i, N, CON,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05
Appeal for Assistance for Cuba.

NEW York, Jan. 2?.-The Cuban
Charitable Aid Society have published an
address to the people of the United States,
asking donation for the purpose. Should
an iusrrutab!c Providence decree u lapse
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-05


And yet the lumber business of Puget Sound
is in its infancy. Its fisheries are untouched;
The thirty miles outcrop of excellent bitumi.
nous coal on the east side of the Sound has
only Decn picked at in two or three places
The lower vein of this coal is l6 feet thick.
The upper vein intermit,ingly worked back
OF Seattle. is - feet thick. The soil all
around the Sound is perfect for wheat and for
fruit Its natural grass is " buncl,,grass, i"
which cares to hay on the ground. and in
January and February combines thn nnnI;tv
OF timothy and oats. The cattle of Puget
Sound are not sheltered in the winter. nor fed
at the stack nor in tho STALL They range the
year through, and. reversing the provcrb of
Atlantic slope agriculture, come out spring fat.
Ice for domestic use and saloon drinking Il not
to be got around the Sound. save in excep.
tional years. The thickness of window. glass
is the measure of the depth to which the pre-.
.niing climate freezes fresh water in the ponds
IN the woods cast of Olympia two winters out
Of three
The New York herald., 1870-02-21
TRIPLE E SH e EFT
New York, Monday, February II, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY's HERALD.

PAGE.
1-Advertisements.
2-Advertisements.
3--Relgious: The Fashions Follies and Frivoties
OF Sabbath Worshippers; Themes from the
Bible, Byron, Society, Politics and Crime;
Discourses by Chaplin, Potter Beecher. Cuyler
rockingham, southgate, Hail. Hepworth and
Other Distinguished Dvines.
A-Europe: Origin. Progress ana Suppression OF
the Paris Riots; Parliamentary Progress IN
England; German Politics Hanging Played
Out; Menagere OF Murderers Running About
Loose-A Hermit in Duchess County-C0-ope-
ration Among the San Francisco Foundrymen.
5-Fashon IN Washington: General Discussion Of
Social Affairs; Pierre Bonapate and the sad
der's Daughter; The Presidents Levee-Sourh
America: Gable Communication With the
United States; The Paraguayan war-Crlti-
cisms OF New Books-The Ball Season-Play-
ing Hanging-Court Calendars for To-Day
6-Editorials: Leading Article on The Meaning of
the Democratic Strife. General Grant to Be
the Next President-Amusement Announce
ments.
photographic News from All Parts OF the World
Prince Pierre Bonaparte's Trlal-Tne Empress
Eugente 10 Go North--Roman Protests Against
nfallibity-Great Freshets in the Eastern
States-W ashlngton-COrrespo In Refer
ence TO the Murder OF Greenwalth in
Havana: Our Shipping Interests; Report OF
the Chief OF the Tonnage Bureau-Personal
intellgence-Attempted Murder In Jersey
City-One OF the Broadway Butcher-Cart
Thieves Captured at Last-Obituary-Ship-
ping Intelligence Business Notices.
Sup the Nile: Tentyra's Temple Dedicated to
the Egyptian Venus; Works Of the Mighty
Builders OF the East-Female Suffrage in
Utah-Wasnington Gossip: The Saints in Con-
gress-Proposition to Make the Erie Canal q
Public Highway Home for Young Women
journalistic Notes.
9-Real Estate Matters: Opening OF the Real
Estate Season OF 1s7O-Musical and Theatri-
cal-Financial apd Commercial Reports-Mar-
riages and Deaths.
lO-Religous Services Continued from Third
Page)--New YORK City Intelligence Advertise
fnents.
It-Tne Army: Our Register for ls7o-Advertise-
ments
ll-Advertlsements.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

GENERAL GRANT AFTER THE INDIAN TREATY
SwNDLERs.-A letter from Washington in the
HERALD of yesterday gave us the gratifying
intelligence that President Grant had stamped
out four Indian treaty swindlers. Although
twelve are said still to exist we cannot refuse
to admit that this is good comm encement
and somewhat full Of promise. General Grant
will receive the thanks of every true American
for what he. has done in this matter nor will
he lack encouragement to 60 on We now
begin to see what it is to have an honest, a
capable and vigorous man in the Presidential
chair. These Indian treaties have always
been fruitful sources Of trouble; and as in
many cases they have been made by, so they
have been sustained in, the interests of a set
of political cormorants. Some good fruit, it
must now be admitted, has resulted from the
appointment Of the Quaker commissioners.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

NApoLRoN AND THE SYLLABus.-H seems
that the Papal Nuncio in Paris and the Empe-
ror are in frequent conversations on the sub
ject Of the Syllabus. The protestations which
are being made on all sides against Its absurd
and medieval propositions have compelled the
Emperor to take the whole question into
serious consideration. If the Syllabus is
endorsed by the assembled Fathers, Napoleon,
by implication, is declared usurper. One
word against the Syllabus from the ruler of
France will be stronger than hundred votes,
and we cauuot think that word viii not be
spoken.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

WE COMMEND the lady readers OF the
HERALD TO the article on Fashions in Wash
ington in another column. With so courtly a
lady as Mrs. Grant at the head Of affairs in
the Executive Mansion, and with such beau
tiiul and accomplished sustainers about her
person as the wives and daughters Of
our Cabinet members, Senators and Repre-
sentatives, and the grand ladies OF the foreign
legations, we do not see why our republican
court should not do little business in the
way Of setting fasions to our own people, and
thus saving immense duty on Partisan irnpor-
tations and doing our duty by our home manu-
factures. Probably the only reason why we
have not heretofore succeeded in this matter Is
that Washington is not New York
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

THE ANTI CONFEDERATION SENTIMENT in the
British Provinces has been heretofore pretty
well confined to discussion and generalities.
Now we see the New Brunswick government
is at deadlock, owing to an attempt to dis
miss Mr.. Botsford, the clerk Of the Legislative
Council, for annexation sentiments. The
Council have declined to let him be dis
missed, and claim that the New Brunswick
provincial government has no right of juris-
dicton over their officers. The Newfoundland
Assembly has agreed to resolution to the
effect that they see nothing but what inspires
apprehension in the proposed confederation
with Canada.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN UTAH.-Our letter
from Salt Lake City reveals the fast that ihe
passage of the act to give women the suffrage
in Utah was tae work both of Mormons and
Gentiles, the Legislature which passed it being
Mormon and the Governor who signed it being
a Gentle. The two parties entertain different
views of the way in which it will work.
Probably it will cut, like the female tongue,
both Ways
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

simply buy votes. II must be more In present
greed than In far-sightsd wisdom that the Catho-
Lie Church suffers itself to become any party in
such bargain; for every dollar thus gained
will prove an injury greater than the worst
blow OF her enemies
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

Our SHIPPING INTERESTS. The chief OF the
Tonnage Bureau Of the Treasury Department,
In his report on the decline Of American ship
ping, urges strong efforts to set afloat again
our old commercial marine. The opening OF
the Suez Canal and the projected building of
the Darien Canal are incentives almost as
great as our national pride to revive by any
means the mercantile feet that we once had
aAoat. He favors all possible Legislative aid.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

CoSTRsTED ELE6rloNs.-M Garfield in the
House on Saturday reported resolution, which
was adopted, revising the rules, so as to pro-
vide for less partial or partisan method of
deciding contested election cases among meH-
bers. 1t has been generally considered here
tofore that the verdcts in these cases were
rendered, as other verdicts, according to the
evidence, but it has almost universally occurred
that the majority read the evidence only
through party spectacles.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

BEN BUTLER and Shoe Fly Cox dined to-
uether with a large party at Dennis McCar
thys on Saturday night. Nobody was ''bod-
dered" but the walters.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

IF ANY ONE thinks hanging is not played out
let him road partial list in another column
of persons who, through malice, recklessnesa
or culpable negligence, have taken human life.
and who are now wandering abroad untram-
melled, except by the dimsy letters of straw
bail.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

THE ARMY REGISTER for the present year,
an abstract Of which we publish In our tripls
sheet this morning, gives clear idea Of the
personnel of our military establishment. II
will be seen that the work of reduction was
continued with some vigor during last year.
Several hundred officers retired from the SER
vice, and some thousands of privates and non
commissioned officers were discharged. Not
withstanding this reduction the army Is still
large enough for the present demands Of ths
government.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

Tn. ROMAN CARNIVAL was opened in the
Holy City yesterday. Lent, with all its re-
pentances and fasts and recollections, is, con-
seauently, almost upon the Catholic world
Ash Wednesday occurring on the I'd day of
March. The Romans herald the advent of its
vigils in sporting style. And ''thus they bid
farewell to carnal Dishes to live for forty days
on addressed fishes" Byron asks ''why they
usher Lent with SO much gles IMP" and re-
plies, 1T is az we take a glass with friends at
parting, in the stage coach or packet, just at
starting" So be it.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

SENATOR REvELs, Of Mississippi, Gree man
of color), has given Senator Sumner another
lesson in political ethics and the rights Of man.
The colored Senator, with others Of the Missis-
sippi delegation has induced the President to
delay signing the bill for the admission Of Mis-
sissippi until bill for the removal of political
disabilities shall have passed both houses,
some Of the members of the delegation being
numbered at present among the politically dis
abled. Senator Revels comes to his Senatorial
duty with the right spirit, and his Ethiopian
ethics should put Sumner to the blush. If he
continues in this way he may eventually take
the radical leadership himself and cut loose
from Summers theories.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOOTHS THEATRE, 23d st., between 9Th and 9Th ava
EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner of Eighth avenue and
25d s.-TuE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, cor
ner rhirtieh stManee daily Performance every evening
The New York herald., 1870-02-21

HAMLET.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty. fourth s.-rRou
, 1870-12-13

~ "
egne Fart0ier like tilfredsstille de Fordrin-
ger, som Trafken melIem Oerne stille.
ad S. 10-11. We'd Udkastets anden Be-
handling i Colonialraadet for St. Thomas
og st. Jan err der vedtaget en- Forandring
al disse Photographer derhen, at vedkom-
mende Registreringscontoir skal indsende
Maalings- og Observation-Disclosures
directe til Hovedregistreringscontoiret i
Kj0benhavn-altsaa like giennem Gouver-
nementet og vedkommende Ministerium,-
og selv-altsaa like Gouvernementet-ud-
'stede Diet midlei tidige Certiticat, %forsyne
Skibet med ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og di-
recte fra Hovedregistreringscontoire mod
tage Diet endelige NationaIitets- og Regi-
streringscertiicat.
Da denne Forretningsgang er Modstrid
med den allie andre administrative Forhold
her paa Den fulgte, og da nogen v8sentlig
Store Hurtighed i Correspondence like
antages at vile opnaaes derived, kunne vi
like anbefale denne Forandring.
0d : 80. GouvernCmentcts Endrings-
forsIag angaaende Tiden for Anordningens
Ikrafttraden anbefales til Vedtagelse.
III. ad Udkast til A%nOrdning angaaende
Indforselstold af Skibe, Baade og Far
t0ier paa de dansk-vestindiske Der.
We'd Udkastets anden Demanding / Co.
lonialraadct for ST. Thomas og St. Jan er
Diet yedtaget efter de sidste Ord i Indlednin-
gen at tilt0ie, at S6pasgebyrer erlagte efter-
at COlonialraadet har vedtaget denne An
Ordning, men linden den har modtaget AL
lerh0ieSte Stadfestelse, blive at tiIbagebe-
tale Vedkommende.
Da Anordningen if6lge dens 5 6, saaledes
som denne we'd anden Behandling er we'd
taget af ColOnialraadet for st. Thomas og
st. Jan, t0rst skal trrde i Kraft 2 Maane-
der etterat den har modtaget Allerh6ieste
Stadftstelse, er Diet muIigt overseet, at
TiasgrjendSen burde ware sat meIlem Co.
IoniaIraadets Vedtagelse at Anordningen og
dennes Ikrafttr9den. Saaledes som For
handlingerne fOreligge for os, er man tillige
under Discussionen gaaet nd fra den For
udsetning, atSkibe, derere hiemmeh6rende
paa de dansk-vestiadiske Ger for Anord-
ningens Ikrafttrpden, skuIle forto,des, naar
den treder i Kraft. At dette like err Me
ningen fremgaaer blandt Andet udtrykke-
ligt at de indledende Motiver.
Udvalget finder heller like andre Grunde
tilstrekkelige til at anbefale en- saadan Til
f6lelse til Photographer som den anf0rte.
ad ) 1. Da denne IS Afattelse like
udeIukker MisforstaaeIse, skulIe vi, for Ty-
d~eligheds SkyId og uden at forandre Me
ningen, f~oreslaae den ~affattet saaIedes:
"Af Skibe, Baade og Fart6ier, som
erhverves fra Steder udenfor de dansk-
veStindiske Ger for at settes i Fart under
dansk Flag som hjemmeh0rende paa de
dansk-vestindiske Ger. hvad enten de
, 1870-12-13

tall den hole ~Maalingsafgift AS cents pr.
C0mmercel@st. Men da Skibsmaalingen
efter de nugi8ldende Bestemmelser kun har
Varighed for Skibe af Egg 10 Aar, for Skibe
af Fyr og andrelettere .Trpsorter / S Aar,
efter hvilken lids Forl6b de after skulle
ommaales og betale ny Afgift for Maalin-
gen, nemlig "a cents pr. Commercelast, og
da den i s 26 af e arende Udkast ON
handlede MAILING kun err en- tvungen Sag
TiIfrlde, hvor de eldre Maalebreve ere I'd
I0bne, og hvor Skibene aItsaa ogsaa efter
de nugiFldende Bestemmelser skulde have
vaeret ommaalte og endog have betalt en3
Gange Saa h0l Afgltt dertor, skJ0nne vi like
at der er nogensomheIst UblIIlghed l I'd
kastetS BestemmeIse, som VI dertor anbe-
tale Vedraget utorandret.
II. ad Udkast til Anordning angaaende
dansk-vest ndiske Skibes REGISTERING.
a1 -. GouVernementetS H~ndringsfor-
Stag til denne rs verde Punkt, som kun er
en- hedactlonSloEandfIn8' .anbefaIe VI til
'edta3eISe'
al 90 l dehhe Us andet Stykke be-
Stetnmes at9Nl0e' som tlIh0re danSke uden-
Tor de oansA-VestindisKe Der bosatte IN
derSaatter, IKE uden 8rrIlgt meddeett III-
!adeIse kunne optages paa de ~dansk-vest-
mdIske SNlbSfe9IStfe, og l Motlyerne til
samme y udtaIes, at Diet er Hensynet til
den Moderlandet Paabudte lndt6rselstoId,
som har gITet AnIednlng til denne Bestem-
meIse. Be8temmeIsen er ct Brud paa den
aImlndeIl8e KegeI l ) [ og etter Motlverne
er den tremNommen aIene l ModerIandets
l4teresSe' tor at sIkkre det lndtorselstoiden
at SkIbe. som at danske Undersaatter uden-
, 1870-12-13
F~ORHATDLINGFR
@ olonialTaa Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

oduCO ~ ICNAOL u U ulSIFC DCOpl lin lIiIG
over de Raadet forelagte Udkast til Anord-
ringer:
/, angaaende Skibes Mailing,
2, angaaende Skibes Registering,
3, og angaaende Indf0rselstold af Skibe,
Baade og Fart0ier
paa de dansk-vestindiske Der, har herved
den Ere at meddele BesuItatet af Udval-
gets Forhandlinger.
Udvalge5 maa i det Hele anbefale I'd
kastene til Vedtagolse af CoIonialraadet.
De Formal Anordningsud&a stene have og
som fndes fremsatte / Motiverne, maa I'd
valget anbefale realiserede for St. Croix, OF
den Made, hvorpaa Udkastene s0ge For
maalet opnaaet, maa Udyafget ansee som
/ Diet Hele velvalgt og passende til Forhol-
dene.@ We'd enkelte Punkter have vi dog
fundet at MATTE gj0re nogle BemHrknin-
ger, som vi herved tremsatte.
I. ad Udkast til Anordning angaaende
Skibes Mailing paa de dansk-vestindi-
ske Der.
od 5 IS. Da samtlige Udkast ere be-
stemte til Vedtagelse for allie de dan8k-yest-
indiske Ger, have vi trOet at burde s0ge den
st0rst mulige Overeensstemmelse opnaaet i
Behandlingen af Udkastene her OF paa st.
Thomas. Da Diet nu er Os bekiendt, at
man we'd nnrv@rende Udkasts anden Be
handling i Colonialraadet for St. Thomas
og st. Jan har troet, at en- Bc8tenimeIse ON
at Afgiften for Mailing skal svares til Co.
lonialkassen, kunde betyde, at Afgiften
skuIde indbetales directe til Col0nialkassen
OF like til Toldkammeret, OF da man der
efter har vedtaget denne Us f0rste Punkt
at s@tte "ToIdkammeret" istedetfor "Co-
lonialkasse'', have vi fundet at burde anbe
fale denne Forandring.
ad 5 "a. Udvalget anbefaler til Vedta-
gelso Gouvernementets Hndringsforslag,
hvorefter Anordningen vii trede i Kraft 2
Maaneder efterat den har erholdt Kongelig
Stadfestelse.
ad ) 90. We'd Udkastets anden Behand-
ling Colonialraadet for ST. Thomas og St.
Jan er denne IS 3die Punkt, saalydende
"For OmmaaIing / de foranf6rte Tilfelde
erl@gges den i IS bestemte Afgift for
Maalingen,' forandret saaledes:
"For OmmaaIing de foranf6rte Tilf@lde
erl2gges den / 5 IS bestemte Atgift for
Maalingen, dog skulle de Skibe, som for
Tiden eies paa st. Thomas, maales og for
synes med nyt Maalebrev uden Detailing, af
Hensyn til den hole Afgift for Maalingen,
48 cents pr. Commercel8st, som de allerede
have betalt."
bet fremgaaer af Discussionen, saaledes
som Vi have veret island til at lgre denne
at kjende, at man har betragtet denne Fri
tagelse for Maalingsafgiften som ct retligt
Krav fra Redernes Side, idet man har be-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALES
= VALUABLE LUMBER YARDS -,
Delord Street, opposite Covington Landing, occu-
. pied by ~ t.,4.fss
SIMPSON CO., LUMBER MERCHANTS.
SUCCESSION OF MILTON TAYLOR
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. g ,666.

DY p. b. FOUKE, PUBLIC ADMINISTRA
ID tor and administrator of the succession of Mil
ton TaylOr-E. A. Deslonde, AuctiOneer-Ofice No.
IL Commercial Place.-SATURDAY, July 30, Mt Il
O'Clock M. at the Merchants and Aucti0neers' Rx.
change Royal street, New Orleans, by virtue and
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated June a. 1870, for account of the sue
cession of Milton Taylor, deceased will be Sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all rights
and privileges thereto belonging, situated in the
street Tor Covington Landingl Rampant, Gate Her.
cules) Euphr0sine and Franklin llate Bent0n)
streets, designated by the numbers and ., on q
plan by Henry G. BOudOusquie, civil engineer and
surveyor, dated New Orleans, June, 1879.
Lot No. measures 50 feet front on Del0rd street,
depth of IA feet the line nearest to Franklin
street and 2l8 feet on the opposite line Lot No. 2
adjOiiis lot No. l. and measures Is feet front on
Basin street, or COvingtOn Landing by q depth Of
100 feet between parallel lines, American measure.
Terms and conditions-One-half cash in United
amounts payable in one and two years in the notice
of the purchasers, payable to their own order, and
by them Endorsed, bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from date until final pay
ment, and secured by special mortgage upon the
property until paid. az
for attorneys fees in case of suit to recover pay
ment of any or part of the notes.
The buildings to be insured, il required by the
Public administrator, and policy transferred.
Act OF sale before George w. Christy, notary pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser including the
by law. ~ .,.-s p. b FOUKE,
Administrator of Milton Taylor deceased.
E. A. DEsLONDE. AuctiOneer.
je26 jy2 II 10 ~ Is I'd