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SECOND DAY.
Conference opened with religious services
conducted by Kew. \. d. Dick.
DIR. Murray offered the following questions
to b. asked Of Superintendents concerning
their assistants: Does he seem 10 know his
place as ASSISTANT Is he respectful to the
Older, and prudent in his intercourse With the
younger members Aftcr considerable debate
they were laid on the table.
The following committee on the Presidents
report, u. \. sbermcr, 4. a. Moore and WIN.
Slaughter, was appointed.
". II. Cole, Agent Of the Maryland State
Bio,e Society, addressed the body 10 behsl of
the Bible cause, ufging the dis.cminalion of
the version known as King James version.
without note or comment.
htihc conclusion Of his address, DR.. Bates
offered the following:
Resolved, That our Srperin,en6ept. h, rc.
requested TO take up a collection 10 old the
Maryland State Bible Society, which was re-.
terred to 4 committee rs follows j. Y Murray
y. Bowers aud J. Frame.
The Chairman on Sunday School Committee
reported in part as follows: Thattbe anniyer.
s.arY De held this evening at ~ O'Clock; sub.
jet for oonsldcratOn-"Ho can the active
cooperation Of the people oC our cDpqrcg,.
tons be best secured 10 the work Of our sab
6ath schools Speakers-James Frame. Rev.
DE-. Cowle and Rev. I. II. Colhomer.
The examination Of official character was
taken up, put was suspended that the Commit
tee on Ecclesiastical Communications and Wis
nations might report letters from Rgys, c.
Springer aud Lewis Browning, which we're
read to the Conference, and introduced Ia the
Conference the following brethren as fraternal
messengers to this body; Rev. Drs. Collier.
Cowie, scott and I. II. Colhomer, VIM. Riac.
Kart, OF the Pitlsburg Conference, Rev. / n
walker, OF the Ohio Conference. and Rcv
Heiss, President Of the New Jersey Conference,
communication from Western MARYLAND
College was received aud referred to the Com.
mittee ON Literature.
Conference adjourned with PRAYER BY Dr.
Scott
AFTERNOON SEsstoy.-Religious service con.
Quoted by Rev. Il. ). Norris. Examination or
me oiheial character was resumed The order
OF the day arrived, when the Rev. J. b. Walker
addressed the Conference. lie was listened IN
with marked attention, lie advocated the
union OF the Churches, and spoke in a very
earnest nnd impressive manner. The effect
was very audible upon the Conference.
Nm. hinehart, Esq, of the Pittsburr Com
terence, followed with beautiful fraternoI adj.
dress, aud briefly advocated the subi.r, nI
union df the Churches. VI
DR.. Switzerland, President the Confarepcc
replied with appropriate remarks to their fra
ternal greetings.
On motion, the Conference adopted resolu.
tion TO send fraternal messenger 10 The neTt
Ohio Conference.
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j. Yingling & Son are selling Calicoes
as low as 81 cents per yard. IL
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New Goods just received at j. Wing.
ling & Sons. It
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4 IL kinds Of Goods reduced IN price
"A with gold. | haze just received from
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore a
new lot to meet the season. See my gen.
era advertisement. Goods are cheap, call
and see.
mar II J0hH L. EcjtHidsr.
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Horse Bills executed at the o,c~,ce of
the Democratic Adrocaie, in superior
style and at reasonable rates. Having
large lot Of fashionable type, together
with three beautiful and life like cuts
we feel assured that we can fill the or.
ders OF our patrons in such mauucr as
to give satisfaction.
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a gentleman may obtain Board il a
private family by applying at this
Office. ian 20-tf
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Just received 100 pieces of Calicoes
at III cents per yard. Call and see
them, at j. Yingling & Sons.
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Hats from % cents up, at Mrs. A. Il.
Armstrong;. q
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On the same day, at 10 o'clock, NJ. if
not previously sold, will sell tract of
land, situate on the Gorsuch Road, of a
mile north from Gorsuch Station, contain.
ing lG4 Acres, more O. less. This property
Is LAID oil in convenient fields. The i'm.
provemenis consist of comfortable two.
story LOG HOUSE, Stable.
Hog House, &C.. has on il an {S9A-,A
Apple Orchard of choice isigMsA
fruit, and Spring of excel Asls4z1 Il
lent wafer near the dwelling.
This property is in good state Of cult.
vaiion, well located, and has southern
exposure. It will be offered at Private
Sale, until the above date.
Persons wishing to view the above dc.
serihed property, will please call on J. NJ.
SwartI:b!augh residing thereon, or upon the
subscriber
Terms, which will be liberal, made known
on day Of sale
march Its DAVID LOWE.
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SPRING BoNNErs AM hats


Very latest styles just received at
Mrs. A. L. Armstrong;. 2t
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Commissloners, Notlce.
Lnmns. Oils. sc.

NTATER Proof Boots, and ladies and
w Gentlemens' Skating Boots and
Shoes, al reduced prices.
dcc9l w. II. GEATTf,
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FOR SALE.

yHNlE subscriber offers for sale 3 beantiril
BUILDING LOTS, on Green Street.
adjoining those Of Col. Matthias. For terms
apply to
march lift JAMES BlGGS
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PUBLIC SALE,

'H'IiE subscriber intending 20 oait farm.
n ing, will sell o. paf'' -aa. at his
residence 81 "rHor Al.- l,ieS east
from WeStm,as.a.
-ho"dny' tie =oA aay q .Hocd. 1870.
at 10 o'clock. a. N, the following property:
- FOUR GOOD HORSES. incln
Gstsa2'a ding 3 Mares, two of which arc
!Uc~A~wilh foal; 3.year old Colts. 2
yearIing Colts, 8 MICH COWS, 60
4'yearling heiieFs, 3 Sheep, Sow, III "a
y Shoats, Farm Wagon, for . or.,.l5-,3g,
j htorsesi Thresher, with double Shaker
aud horse power; spriLs.tooth Rake,
Gram Drill, ] lhree.hcrse Pillow, 9 two.
morse Flows, ] Harrow, l double and 3
single shovel Flows, | Culnyator. > Los
Chains, two sets Wagon Harness, double
and single trees. Also Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and many other articles
not enumerated.
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ResiyHatioa.-Rey j. W. Reese, who
has laLored for the past six years as
Rector OF the Episcopal Church in this
city, resigned his official connection with
the Parish on the 9th instant, and at
meeting of the ycstry held on Monday
eveninsthe 18th instant, his resignation
was accepted.
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Coveetion.--The majority ia favor
Of endorsing the Bonds Of the Western
Maryland Railroad is 5,1s3, instead Of
4 $50 as published in our last.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-17

Needs RPdray-We wish our
City Fathers would take walk Of oh.
servation, after a rain, from Court Street
TO the Cemetery entrance they would,
find thatin some places small size creeks
have to be iorded, which is caused BY
the uneven condition OF the paYemcn,s.
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large Cattle--Mr. Augustus t.
Hartman, an energetic aud enterprising
young farmer, residing near Linwood,
a few days ago sold to Messrs. Senseney
q Lambert, drovers, 8 fat steers, which,
as far rs good beef is concerned, were
not surpassed by auy in the county the
present season. Three Of them we're of
very ordinary sizo aud their average
weight was much reduced. The aggre.
gate weight was 1915 lbs. gross, aver
aging | ,266E lbs. We are informed
they were driven to the Baltimore
market.
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Nottce.-If any of our subscribers
intend to change their residence this
spring, We hope they will give US timely
notice.
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Farm Soli.-Jacob IoiTacker, Esq,
as executor OF Jacob H. Hoifacker, dc.
ceased, has sold the farm of said dc,
ceased, situated in Manchester District,
containing llGl acres to Jacob ShaclTer
for 1885.
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Ezection.--In accordance with the
charter of the Parkton and Manchester
Railroad Company, the stockholders Of
said company held an election at Man.
chester, on Saturday, the 26th of Feb
ruary, 1870, which resulted in the choice
OF Jacob Shsmbcrger, Daniel Beckley,
Jacob Hoskall, George II. Hare. Chris.
tian Roger, Heary II. Miller, aud Geo
Everhart as Directors of said Company
for one year. Jacob shamberger being
elected President of the Board vacan.
cy Of one Direetor occurred which was
filed by the apPoistment Of Senator
James 9. Clark, from Baltimore county.
by unanimous vote of the Board. The
newly elected Board appointed DR.. ia
cob Shower, Treasurer, and Lexis G.
Myerly, Secretary for one year.
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Tile Wheaf.-Rarmers report that
the prospects for good crop of wheat
are exceedingly slim. The successive
frcczinsand thawing has almost entirely
destroyed the roots Fields that we're
green and presented healthy appear
ance 10 December are now bare. Yet
with an early and warm spring ii may,
however. recuperate and turn out better
than is now expected.
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Tho forty,second Session Of this Con.
ference began in this city on the 9th
instant We take from the Baltimore
Gdzcite the account Of the proceedings:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-12
a veadro
ENvEso
Ratcnu q f~roluti0n.

M. O. DUIlON averlit mcssicurs les plan
tenrs de la raroisse St.Jacques G, des raroisses
voisines Gull fait fabriquer d leur intention les
ra,eaux don't il est l'inventeur.
Son riteau i feves, CONNIE plusieurs on, pm
lie voir sur l'habi,a,ion G. Robinson, fat avec
un homme seul ct deux mule,s, dams lespxce
dune %journee, lie travail de vingt cinq hommes.
Immense economic de bras ct de temps,
NJ. Duhon rerondra anssl promplement que
possible aux dcmanies 1ni lui scront faitcs.
L'occasion est favorable.
LIE temps veut que la machine suppIee au
manque de ,ravailleurs.
prir modtris, FL bonnie confection.
S'adresser a NJ. Onf-ime Duhon, habitation
T. Robinson, ~paroisse S,.Jacques, GU bien 4
NJ. Duhou, par let,re q l'adresse du Conreni
Poste- Office. s lev. On.
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DE C1GARES.
Emporium Store,

NJ. J. TEISSlER fat savoir i sa nombfeuSe
G, Az public en- general que:
Outre son itcs-granj assortment satle, bien
choisl, con-taininent renourcle dc
Marchanaises Stches, Merccrie, Bonnetcrie,
Chanssnres pour danes, cadets, fileites
ct entants,Q uincaii!cric, Selletie, Par
tunierie, Pharnacie, Chapellerie,
Wooden Ware, Wins les prcmiers
crns G, Liqheurs des meiileurs mar
cues, Tabars sous ion,es les formes,
CIga:es ct Cigarettes lie Ia HAvane, ct
lnhuiie dauites articles tfop noinbreuX
pour eife ennmtteS, II Went de %fecevoif do
-Lo1tS, Directemeni. IN grand assortment d.
.'roduits do rorest!
lcIs que: Fame, Pore, Graisse, Jambons
cures an sucre Ell autres, Epaulcs fumees,
Wliskey, Savou, Chandejles, Amidon,
ftomage, Avoine, etc, etc, etc.
Au prix do Ia Nouvelle-orleans.
ri ces Malcha,dIses sont
SupfrieurtS omme qnalit!
1J'Venez c, voyez.
NJ. J. TElssIER, en- raison de la diGiculte
DIES temps, vendra mei,leur marcht que lamnis.
FL vous 'ronvcrez aussi 4 7 Emporium Store:
Mdiennes de toute nuances Il iO-i25.
+, I'atennes bleues, q fond blanc, 4 conleur,
d chemlse, meTimack, etc, etc, au ciioix a
Is cents.
Idiennes FRANCHISES fond blcu ct a chemises
"a, a 30 cents.
Cotons b!ancs ct acrus Ell de 10 a l2I,
4 Is.
Co,ons Ala e, 40 pouccs, a III, 90,
22!.
Co'ons " GA, a 275.
Co'ons 10 a drnps, so cents.
Denimes ray6es, cou,il a ma,eIas, Bon-,ein,
40 cents la yarde-Cotonnades francaises
ct amsricaines-Casimir de touies nu.
ances-Toiies blanches Il che
misses, Lingo de ,able-Brin,
MousSelines ct Bobinel
a M~ou''iQuaires.
III I'M grand
ASSORTMENT
de merchandise blauchcs, ,eIle que:
Mousselinos, Percales, Nan,oux, Mul.mul
b'lI!ante, Dentelles, ~Paraplnies en- sole q.
cotton, iieuts arlIiiclelies, couronncs
blanches, etc, etc, etc, etc;
Entn un Assor,inMcnt
compIet de Giants Jou-
vins-blancs ct en-
c%onIeur, pour
Nessieurs Ell pour DANES, pour
Bafs ct pour Sores, etc.
kEgAEt poutqnoi done aller a la Nouvelle-
Orleans quand nous avons lei, dams Emporium
Store, IN endorsement de premier otdre?
Z Aoat 70-6m.
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A VENDRE,
APPAREL d clariGer lie rim de came.

J'ai l'honneur d'ofiir aux habitan,s de ce,,e
%paroisse e, des paroisses voisines mon
APPAREL d clarifer le rim de came.
Get APPAREL a gaz sulfnreux, p%atenta, conan
de beauconp ct emptoya avec lie pins urand
success, fonc'ionne dams Ia Petaaciion. II ne
derange pas lc vim dc came duls son par.
cours, n~'occnpe lu'un espace de % ponces
cares. retonle lie gaZ dan, 3 pied, e, 3 plets ]
de profondpnr, ~reirnidit antanl gn'il est neces.
saire lie gaz ponr alder a Ia condensation.
Get apparel IN bois =, Ell plomb oHre les
garan,ies vnn!ur- de durA-,
l.r prix es, de $3.50, sill rs, ranrni par moi
81 IIabi'an, lie iabIiine hi n s,nr, i reserve
500 CONNIE irolt dc p,lenle Ell privilege
dinventenr.
Dams nne s%ncrcrie on i y n nm monvrmru,
de ronpe elabli, ~Pappureii poui a,re place ct
fonc,ionner dams nite demi heuf".
Lllabi'aat qui he serai, point sal, fai, de
retficarile de mon APPAREL p%nnrral, lie len.
voyeZ sans granite @, sans payer.
CONNIE je ne PMS snfFitr aay nnnihrenscs
ct journalieres commands, j'an,n,i-. .'habi,
tant, tout en- sanvegardaut man priv fga ct
mon droit de pa,ente ct d'invcn,enr, a Ell
tabriquer nn lul-meme.
Qnant aux personnes qui ne lie counnissent
point encore, Giles peuvent So renseigner
anpres de NM. Webre fIeres, J, Cantrelle,
NeIyil Lebeuf, Ferry, Florent Fortier, SEVERN
Tregue, ETC., ,ous planteurs, habitants, su-
criers ct hommes competents.
Nous prions NM. les habitants De faire leur
commando 10 plus tot possible. s
On demande des agents pour les paroisses
voisines.
ES'adresser d NJ Philippe Paille, Saint
Jacques, habitation M. b. Cantrelle,-Can.
trelle P. O.
PHrLIPrE PA1LLE
Mecanicien sucrier.
81. Jocnucs m Son, 1a,o Or
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Vcn!e nM rnbuis.
POUR CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION
10 pour cent au-dcssOus
dll cOUrs

NJ. JOACHIM ROME ave,tit Messienrs les
habi,an's e, donicilies de la p%aroisse Saint
Jacques quill vendra, a rartir d'aujonrd'hui,
les marchandises nombreuses e, variees qui
composent son magasin, a dix pour cent au.
dessous du couis ordinaire.
C'est une eXcellente occasion pour tons.
II y a de la grocerie, de la merccrie, DIES
ma chaudises secles de loute sot,e: indiennes,
damages, c%olons, co,onnades, chaussures, etc,
etc, etc.
Occasion unique!
Venez, voyez, ct vous ache,erez!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-12

An memo maaasin:
NEDECIVES FEBRlFUGES..
0y~M. Anderson, an,orise par lie renouvel-
ist,ent dc son Stock Ell lie rapide ecoulement
de SEES marchandi~es, vend an rabais.
On lrouve rh-z 'ni, ct a tres bon marcha,
drs Robes, DIES Chapeanr pour danes Ell enfants,
DIES Relrs ct DIES GarRitnres de toutes sortes,
etc. egalemem des ehaussures tai,es sur
commando, ct pour honmes Ell pour danes.
Raccomodages de chaussures.
I'm. v. F.. NJ, ANDERSON a ouyert son
antte nagasin,-CANrRELLE SToRE,-sur l'ha-
bi'alion Philemon Guidiy.
GLACE, GLACE, GLACEl!
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MSN1N AsMAM
AvOCAT EFT

IN Dureau Rive gauche, a cote de ia
maison de Conr, ouvert tous les lundi. mercre-
di ct vendredi, de 10 heure A. NJ. a 2 heures
p. N. .t Sizes @
I'm azure Bureau Rive droite, habi,atiou
A.. B. ROMAN, Oh Pom ponrra voir ct consuIler
M. Alfred Roman les mardi, jeudi et samedi,
Postes: Gabrielle p. O. on Convent P. o.
N. Alfred Roman exercera "a profession
d'avocat dams les paroisses St.Jacques, ST..
Jean. BaP,iste, Ascension, ct devant Ia Cour
Supreme de IEtat.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-12
TlIE L0UISIANlAN.
Saturday, November II, 1870.
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of. Order, Honeaty and Justice.
Universal Suffrage, except for outlaars and
ragabonds.
Civic alliance Of the uhiie and colored
LoM~isidnians.
Education for all,
No more political Carpet 6oggers, nor
useIes. rolrdies IN Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturulized and
American born citizens.
Protection ertended to laborious i'm
migrants.
Respect for the lao.
We riN erah The honest man to Office and
reject The dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled by Honesty and
Intelligence.
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st. Mary jefferson College,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA

This Institution has just opened It's Session
Of iS70-7l; aud the Classes, under an aug.
mcnted corps Of Professors, are being rapidly
organized,
Parents and Guardians who hold back their
children from approximations of The Yellow
Feyer,a,e informed that that matady is unknown
in this parish; and they are respectfully
reminded Of the great importance to The pupils
themselves, Of joining theif classes as early as
possible.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-12
FORGE SAINT.JOSEPH.
HabilauOn AmaMt I3OurEcOis,
St.Jac3ues. Rire gauche.

NJ. L. Edouard Pocht, mecanicien Ell for.
geron, averti, les habitanis de la paroisse, quill
Went d'onvrir son a,clier sur lhubi,a,ion do
M Amant Bourgeois.
L Sc reulra a l'appel des habi,ants pour
reparation de machines, bouilIoires, etc.
Les travaux dc forge seront promptemen, ct
consclencleusement executes. a JUN 70.
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j. X. IA % {
ARTHUR J. RoMA1I

ATT RNEY AT la W,
Convent p. o., Parish Of Saint James,
Will practice his profession in the Fourth Judicia
District, and at the Supreme Court. Feb. 30, 60
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Their odor is strong, diftusivc, and some
wha, aromatic. their taste bi,terisl, and analo.
gous mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Buchn leaves are gently stimulaut, with a
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urina-
~ Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Ca,artl,
of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of The Biad.
der and Urc,hra Disease Of the Prostate
Gland, and Retention or Incon,inencc Of
Urine, from a loss Of tone in the parts con-
cerned in its evacuation. The remedy has
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cutaneous Affections and
urnnsy.
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.4NH PlNnfCNy.S.

Nj. D. l.. EHRMANN. de St.Jean-Bapiis,e, n
= honnenf de prGvcnif Mn les iabitants qu'ii a cons
tamment on main des ChaHittres de seconde main a
pfix modGrG, ct 9u'l ~actrtefa la vieille fonte a Sl2.00
Ie tonnean e. les viei!es terailles a $500 lie ,onnsau.
1913 av.-TOl
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BUCHU

is Diure,ic and Blood Purifying, and cures all
Diseases arising from habits Of dissipation,
excuses and imprudences in lite, impurities
OF the Blood, &c, superseding Copaiba in az
%tec1ions for which i, is used, such as Gonor.
rhra, elects OF long standing, and Syphili,ic
Aftec.ions-in these diseases, used in conncc.
tion with HELMBoLp's ROSE Wash.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers every.
where. Beware of countetfeits. Ask 70,
Hslmbolfs. Take no other. PRIcE-sl.25
per bottle, OF 8 bottles for $3.50. Delivered 10
any address. Describe symptoms in al CON-
munications.
Address II. 7. HELMBoLD, 5s4 Broadway,
N. Y.
uuuuu CuUuU
UUu UuU
uuu uuu
uUu UUU
uuU m UUU
uuU uuU
NTONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE
II up in '~,eel-engraved wrapper, with fac
simile Of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
Jun 25-m II, T, HELMBOLD.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-12

Revenons d notre recit.
J'avais done mango mon pain bis, mon frontage
ct mon all, non sans ell bonner aux deux chiens qui
avaient failli me d6vorer. II est bon davoir DIES
amis, surtout parmi les chiens. LIE CHEN ne moro
pas Ia main qui lie caresse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

DY e. e. GIRARDEY & CO., AUG
ID tioneers. Nicholas J. Hoey AuctiOneer-Ofiice
No. II Exchange Place-SATURDAY. December "a.
1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue of two orders
OF the Honorable the Second District Court for the
dered in the above entitled matters will he sold by
public auction, for account of said ssons the
following described property, to wit
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District OF this city, in the square
bounded by Circus or Rampant, Girod, Basin Qate
and :, on plan No. 2ss, deposited in the Office of
Theodore GUyol notary public; said lots of ground
adjoin each other, and measure. each, 20 feet IL
inches front On Girod street, by 100 feet in depth
side toward Rampant street by q common alley
feet wide (American nleasure), and both lots are
bounded vp IN the 1y rear BY another common alley
all the buildings and improvements thereon sit
uaed in the First District of this city in the square
bounded by Lafayette Gate Hevia) Perilliat, Lib
erty Gate St. Paulb and Howard Gate Glrondel
streets. and designated as lot No. g. on q plan
drawn by J. N. DepOuilly Surveyor, dated Nover1-
Der l8l5, deposited plan No. SO, III Office OF j.
r. Beard, late notary public; said lot measures "
feet inches and lines front Perlat street, 26
feet inches front on Lafayette street. by q deptA
of li2 feet1l inches on the side adjoining lot No q
and 143 feet 10 inches on the side toward Liberty
street all English measure.
Terms-One half cash, the remainder on credit
of one year in notes Of the purchasers secured by
special mort gage and vendors lien on the property
sold and bearing interest of eight per cent per an.
mum, from the date of sale until final payment,
with the penal clause OF five per cent attorneys
fees in event OF suit to enforce the notes
policies transferred to the holders of the notes. and
purchasers to assume payment over and above the
amount oftheir bids, Of al taxes for the year 1870
pense Of the purchasers, before W. Casten notary
public. uo23 de3 70 II "a