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FRANCE

| .I.y.. ... At1leI hhS D.
The explosive machines designed to be
used against the Emperor resembled
quolts The ring was divided into several
small chambers, each of which contained
a vial OF nitrate potash. The percussion
was fitted so In falling the machine would
explode the ring attached to the periphery
to aid in throwing the missile. .'"
+ La FIuncc says in view Of the plot Just
discovered, there Is but slight proba.
bility Of amnesty for tho parties. " Two
persons arc now In custody. 1'.s s.'' ~.
BaunevilIc sends from Rome TO the
Foreign Office here, demand from the
French bishops and their attendants In
that city, that their votes be accepted In
favor Of plcbiscftum. -
At tho Last public meetings to discuss
tho proposed reforms, held yesterday,
there was some disorder but no violence.
Soldiers were present. ~.
Arrests OF persons accused Of compile
ity In the plot against the life Of the EN-.
peror continue. Several houses in the
Quarter were searched BY the police yes
tcrday.
Monsigneur Cook, Bishop Of the Ro.
man Catholic Diocese Of Three Rivers,
died Saturday, aged G8 years. He will be
succeeded by Mons La Flelche, Bishop Of
Authedon, now attending the Ecumenlcal
Council Rt Rome.
! A serious riot occurred yesterday at 81.
QucntOri, caused by the arrest OF q mem-
Der of the international Society. Two
thousand men nattacked the National Guard
stationed around the prison In which the
man had been put. The guards held their
ground though a number were wounued.
The Prcfect Commanding General and
Procurer came to their relief with q de-
ttachmcnt Of regular troops. When the
mob was diSpeE6e1 Ae,day the Project and
General held review at when S..y
thanked tho troops and National Guards
for causing tho laws to be respected.
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Cincinnati MARKET.

CINCINNATI, NAY j.
FIouR-UnehangUd and dull.
0RAIN-Wheat-LoweE and dull; NO. o. u "
M. Al Al 098i 10. COTn-UnchGngcd. Rye
Scarce aTld advanced to 9a096c. BArley-Dull
and hardly any demand At 20 % 90c whole Iange.
ToBAoCo-AIl grades ol Kentucky leaf l82c
higher. ,,,,,
WHIAKY-Closes aEm at &I0l.
PR0VtSIoNB-FlFm; sales Of meSS pork At go.
Bulk MeatS-In good demand at ike for should.
hrs; and AXE for sides, but both held kc higher.
BacOn-FiFm at IlKc for shoulder; and l6k9I
for clear rib and clear sides; both held 4 AhSde
higher At tho cl0So.
LARD-Held At i6ke.
BuTTER-Dull At O0$3c.
ERuB-At lARl6c.
OIIa-LInO6ed OIl-PalF at &c. Lard 0ll-Ad'
vAueed 70 81 S06l 8. Petrol0um-UnchAngrd a
2a697c for refined.
GOLD-lISK.
ExcHANGE-Dull, par buying.
MoNEY-NGrkct unchanged.
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A Fair Hit on a Delicate Subject.
Miss OLIVE LOGAN, who leCturcd here
in Wheeling last winter, spoke in Louis
vile last Friday night, and in the course
of her remarks called forth considerable
enthusiasm by cxtolling the sectional pa
triotlsm of the Southern women during
tic war. These women, not caring TO In
uuire which was the right side, followed
their fathers, their brothers and their low
ers, and for following them with sell'sac-
riticing love and tervor, deserved oil praise;
so said Miss LOGAN. ,4 ....g.,.
This Is alt very pretty and sentimental
on the part Of Miss LOGAN, but the Louis
vile O6mMercial makes thef followtng COM
,ment on her remark, which, it seems to US,
ought to be a little embarrassing, under the
circumstances:
|, "IFit Is the nature Of woman TO follow
their male friends in all matters political,
without thinking out for themselves
whether their cause is right or wrong, II
this unhcsitatIng docility is 50 irretrieva'
bly implanted In their hearts that they
claim praise rather than blame for acting
upon Il; then VIC can see but small use In
clothing them with the right Of suffrage.
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GENEVA.

GENEAA, May y.
Ccrnuschi, the italian banker who was
expelled from France for contributing
money to the Anti -Plebiscite COMMITTEES,
has been ordered to leave Geneva. His
offence was contributing q second 100000
francs from this city for tho same object.
Before leaving, however, he received Q
telegram from NJ. Gambetta, o Radical
member of the Corps Legislatif, and an
officer Of the Anti PlebisCite Committee
Of Paris, acknowledging the receipt Of the
money.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May ].
Co7ToX-HcAvy and lower; sales Of 800 bales at
sc for mlddling uplAnds.
FLoUR-Closcd shade hrmCr with tair export
and home trade demand.
0RAIN-Wheat-VCry strong and active at
ior winter rod western. RyC-Qulet. Oats
Steady At &c In store. COrn-ueavy at 81 ONO
10 for inferior to prime new mixed western.
PROvIsIONS-P for mess at $50 toI
June and July. BeCf-Steady with mOtIeratc de
uand. Cut heatE-Flrm with moderate demand
BAcon-Dull
LARD-SGies Of 800 tiCrCes prime steam at lGaG
on spot; lSEc for May; and l6Xc, seller June aud
July.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHrNoToN, MAY 8

The following amounts wero paid from
tho Treasury during the month ending
April 80: Civil and miscellaneous. 81
605, ,GS2.36; War, $500, ,747.45; Navy,
81, ,S9I, ,747.90; Interior, 81 084, 45l.l2; total,
Sl2, ,7S3, ,629.S8. The above docs not In
clude payments on account Of interest or
principal Of the public debt. :,
The Secretary Of the Navy has ad.
dressed a letter expressive Of his warmcst
thanks TO Mrs. Fremont, IN response 70 a
communication from that lady announcing
that the Managers Of the Union Home and
School for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
will take charge Of and educate tue chill
drcn Of those lost on the Oneida
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Reunion Of the 18Th Army Corps
INpIANArolIS, May s.

The Reunion Of Tho l8th Army CoTs
viii be hEld at Springfield, Illinois, on the
i7th inst A special hali:fnro train, Tor
Tho accommodation Of lndiam, Ohio and
Kentucky N delegations, will be run from
this city on the 10th. .,..,
The election to-day for hall q Ine h'eih'
hers Of tho City Council resulted IN Ae
choice Of SIX Republicans and three Dem
ocratS, leaving the political complexion
unchanged,
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Tho Greene county (pa.) Republicans
rc.nominated J. B. DoNLEY for Congress
at their Convention In Wayncsburg on
Monday. The other counties composing
the district arc Washington and Beaver.
We presume they will both endorse, the
denomination. ..., .s..
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 8.
The Fenians captured at Birkcnhead
last week, have been discharged. They
were accused Of secretly enllsting and
drilling men, but the evidence was INSULT
Cient.
Dispatches from India report that
rebellion has broken out among the
Khirgish tribes on the shores. Of the
Caspian Sea. WV 4 = .I-I------ ;
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baltimore Market.

.n BALTIMORE, May 3.
FLoUR-FIrmly hold and scarce.
N-WhCaI-FiFm and advanced. Corn
White 81 1891 Is; yellow 81 1901 u. Oats
PROvISIoNS-FIm aud unchanged. Lard
vi '&SiMiIskr-FIrm at 81 OOa1O7.
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Western Union Telegraph, SlS; Adams RI.
prcss, 6S33iS; Wells, Fargo & Co. IN; American,
20; United States. 43X: Pacific Mall, AZ; Now
York Central, g7d!; do. scrip, gST; Erie. y;
l96; Lake Shore, ny; Illinois Central, l8l;
PittSburgh, IO6K; Northwestern, Soy; do. prefer.
rcd 90; Rock Island, 12lI; New Jersey Central,
109k; 81. Paul, G4H: do. preferred, TX; Wabash
sly: Fort Wayne 93X: Terrc Haute, S5 Chicago
land, Columbus 4 Indiana Central, l9H.
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CINCINNATI. Anril 8.

At tho annual meeting of the stock:
holders Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, today, the LHomme-
dieu ticket was elected by vote Of nearly
two 10 one.
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UTAH.
SALr LAKE, May 9

Cant. W. r. storer, deputy U. s. Mar
shal, was shot and instantly killed today
by a desperate named H0wcs, whom he
was about 70 arrest. An armed posse
gave pursuit TO the murderer.
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May 3.

---- : n n INV 4VHN1 my o
MoNEr- Market arm at 6G6 per cent on call
closed easy with some exceptions At per cent.
STERLMG-SteAdy at 109k0109}<.
G0LD-StrOng, under report that the PrusEtau
Government hn9 forbidden dealing In United
States railroads and bonds at Tho B0urseS O
tho kingdom, upon the ground that the market Il
flooded with these securities, some being regard
cd ~ Of doubtful character; tho price opened at
Il4IIf; closed At 11iH0Il5. Carrying rateS 66l
ton Of the reports Of tho purpose Of the Ways
and Means Committee to retain section Of the
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The Parkersburg State Journal.
We notice in the last number OF this

We notice in the last number Of this
sheet the following editorial paragraph:
"Thc TTH,HS says that but for the "liber.
al" Republicans tho Flick amendment
would not have passed. This seems like
strange haIlucln6tion, and but for the
well known author Of the article in'queS-
ton, we should consider the man making
II as being demCntcd. The Flick amend.
ment was proposed by an old line Repub-
liCau ,was carried through, by old line Re
pubIfcans, and but for their power and
influence would not be before the people
to-day"
The reader would naturally suppose
that the authorof tie ab0Veihad been al
along consistent advocate Of the So
called FLICK amendment, instead Of an
opp6nmtbr IT. Gs Eic RasSaSlongaS Oppo-
sition promised 10 avail anything. The
editor of the Journal Is in danger Of being
regarded as a decided time server, and It
he has any little reputation left that he
values, he should by this tImc sec the ne
cessty OF pIayinga a more modest part,
The course of his paper on this subject
has a tendency to subjecthlm tosuch un.
pleasant criticisms as the following from
tho Wet Nuyiniq NeuS ,tyt4Ifli3
every intelligent man in the State
knows tint the abolition Of tho lawyers,
teachers, and suitOrS' test Oatls, md the
adoption by the Legislature Of tho propos'
ed cx-rebct cnGranChising amendment TO
tho Constitution, were, urged by the
Wheeling INTBIiI6ENCBR aud the Ohio
County Address months before the nesting
ofthe Legislature, and certainly no one has
forgotten that the Journal, instead OF
adopting The sentiments Of the address and
the teachings Of the INTELLIdENcER rldi-
culcl aud opposed both, Us treason to the
Republican party. NHil lNE lt Gr
%ObliviOus Of the past, atter fighting
vigorously for months against the very
eniranchtsing schemes adopted by the
Legislature, and against oil who favored
It, It now glorfes in the triumph Of the
"solt shells and With o. bOldneSs, which
would lbe admirable Una good cause, atE8
tempts 10 appropriate 70 itself the "thun'
der Of the Wheeling 1NTELILdREcER.
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TERRE HAUTE, IND, April 8.
An election tor ono Councilman in each
of the five wards was held to-day, result.
Ing in tic choice Of five Democrats and
two Republlcans-same as last year.
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Not less than 100000 amnesty Oaths
have been taken under the prOciamations
respectively Of Presidents Lincoln and
johnson.
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WTANTED-AGENTS-$7O TO 5000
w per month, everywhere male and fcmHle,
10 introduce tho GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. THIS MaehlnS
viii stitch, hcm fell tuck. Quilt cord, bind hr9id
and embroIdUr in q most superior manner FLlGo
only Si8, Fully warranted for Ave years We
viii pay $1,000 for any Machine thAt, will sew q
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam
ihaD ours, II makes the Elastic Lock Sutrh."
Every second stitch can he cut, and still tho
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing It;
We nay Agents from SO TO 600 per month and
cXpensGs, or 4 commission from which twice
tbSt amount can bC made. Address SECOMB 4
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass, or St.
CAUTIoN-Dewaro Of all Agents selling Ma.
chimes under the came name a. Ours, Unless they
can show Certificate Of Agency signed BY nG.
We shall not hold OurselYCE responsible for
worthless Machines sold BY other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling or uGinG
Machines under this name TO the full extent OF
the law, unless such Machines AFG obtained from
Us or our Agents Do not be imposed upon by
parties who copy our Advertisement and eiFcu'
lara and OtIer worthless Machines At lees price.
mlTI"oaW
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New York Drr Goods Market.

...., NEw YoRK, May B.
Prices generally steady with only limited dc.
mand for staple fabrics adapted for Immediate
wants.
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7HEsT VIRGINIA COLLEGE,
TEEsT VIRGINIA COLLEGE,
FLEMINGTON, W. VA,
Which is open for both sexes, and all grades Of
advancement, will commence ltS
SUMMER TERM
Monday, April nth, 1870.

Tho appointment Of President Williams TO me
ONCE Of Superintendent OF Schools will ln no
way inIuFioualy affect the InStitution. 1t VIII 20
in ihe luturo aS Il has been In the past pracu'
cal, vigorous, HFS lnPtitutlOn: ....
Special attention will bc given 70 ihe PrepG,Isa Y.
ton Of Young Gentlemen and LAGtVe ~! W. sCS
practical and buAinesS lIie' anu particularly 'O'
thG work Of tho Teacher.
Send for Circular TO
AID. WILLIAMS, A. H., Prest.
F1EN1NGToN, W. VA.
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CtSCINN
FAST LINE.
KAsF-LEAYH
Whaling flAilV

EAsF-LEATES WEST, VIA o. o. D.
wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
~ $50 p. m. daily AL.. :, $50 q. NJ.
ARRIVES AT BCllalre ......o:l0 q. n.
GFaitOn.. .li:05 p. m. ARRIVES AT
Cnmberland .4:I0 4. nj. BarnCsvlllO .1G6O Q. N.
Harps Ferry. $50 q. IN. Cambridge. .l2:OS D, %,
Winchester. 1905 i, IN. ZanGsYllle. LIPS ., m
HagcrBtoWn.. $50 q. m. Newark 500 D, m
Baltimore -. .1i:66 4. IN. Columbus, $40 b. N
Wash'n City. 100 p. m. SRnduSky .... lO15 p. m
Trains on tho Main Limo make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ingtOn City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West aud Northwest
Tickets TO al principal points can be procured
At the ot1cG. JOHN L. WILSON,
AastOr Of Transportation, baltimore.
Il. T. DEVRIES,
decI General Agent, Wheeling.
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OIAROLINA RICE, 81.
~ % tlerees prime Just received and S0E sale
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TRANsPoRTATToW
Baltimore & Ohio RaiIroad C;o

MRRI!LRl!lE.!llEL:iE7
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i BY the following schedHle on and af1er Dc.
cetnbcr bth, l6G9-W Wheeling time, d, .-..I +.
IlE
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ON AND AFTER, NOVEMBER IS,
. I8Ga. Trims will nun as fOlloWn:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-19

DY C. q. GEHARDEY 81 CO. AUG
y tioneers-EichoIas j. uosy, A1eti3neer-Oiht 9
No II e. hange Place. .s AZ A2 oa
Suctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and Cnstonhouss streets, by virtue OF an ordsr OF
the Honorable the Second District Court Tor INC
parish OF Ofleans. rendered in the above entitled
matter on twenty ninth March, 1859. and signed
second april l96s will be sold at public apct2n az,
GROUND, situated OF the batture OF tne fhst
District of this city together with the right OF &C
nv 'front.' Water Terpsichore and Henderson
streets Said lots portions of ground adIoln each
other and. commencing at the distance OF 90 ieet Il
inches and lines from the corner OF front ano
Heuderr on streets each % feet inches 6a
lines front F. ont street and running through the
square depth of 300 feet. have each front OF q
feet inches and lines on Water street.
Terms of sale One-uhird cash, the remainder at
one two years credit, in notes OF the
undivided to suit the interests involved, and bear
ing interest of eight cent per annum from IA
of sale until final payment secured by special mort
gage and vendors len on tne properly sG,4 @i;,
event of judicial demand to ipforcs paymspt OF the
notes or any of them, and purchasers further 70
assume payment over and above the price or aol
cation of ali taxes SAID property Tor the year 1869
and D to the day Of sale.
Acts of sale and United States stamps az the ex'
pense of the purchasers, before +. " OnVeier' Esq
and at Tie same time and place, to effect settle
ment of other interests, Will be sold on the same
TBRNE OBTAIN PORTIONS OR LOTS OF
GROUND in the same square as and adloining the
above described property. and having ike right Of
accretlon and mea urng together " feet IL meme;
and line from. Front street, g feet 10 inch e.
and lines frcnt on Water street by 300 feet in
depth go front on Cerpschore street and forming
the of Terpsichore, Front and Water street
and with the first mentioned property, forming
together totsl of TT feet 10 inches and lines or
Front street l27 feet 10 inches and nss on w ate
street by 500 feet rerpsichore street, the whole ii
accordance with plst OF survey by ), A. diem .
court, deputy city surveyor, dated Rev Orleans
February 29, 1870 mhS 19 % ap2
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WILLIAM f. FITZGERALD Us. NARY f.
COONEY, WIDOW OF JAMES WILLIAM
FITZGERALD. NOW POWEAS.
Second District Cour: for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1885,
SUIT IN PARTITION.

pY VIRTUy OF A JUDGMENT RENDERED
y JaLuary &C. 1870 suit in partIrion) ara sieneo
January 81, le7D, 70 me directed by the non:
orabls the second District Cour5 for the parish OF
Orleans IN the above entitled Cause, Will proceed
70 sell at public auction, at the M9rchahes aud
sDaj ane Cusfomhouse streets in .he Second Dir
trict of this city. SATURDAY March H. 1871,
a twelve O'clock Nj IN order TO t ~
y, LOT Of GROUND together with all
the buildings and improvements tnereo r. .oasea
bou aded by Hospital, Royal, Ursuline and bour Don
strees French msasso '"se sy eet
frcnt Hospital streets, forming thus the corner
. y" ar y" 9notier LOT OF GROUND, situated in
said district and square, toge her with al The build
ings and improvements tnereon, anloialng s tne
on said tosptaI treet bv fortytive feet in depth,
az which depth said lot wdans three feet SIX lncnes
ms the property now lately belonging to Mrs.
Monde wrich bounds ssid lot on the lett.
The buildings and improvements on sale Two lo'S
i. An elegant two-story Brick Dwelling House
slate rooted No 81 Hospital street, with versnda 10
front, with paror and dinrg-room, win hrsplaoes
AID hail IN the bassmeou and two rooms, with urs-
places ana dA up ee Two eseh
va paved with brick, coach gate, gas aid through
A one story Frame House, shing!e rooted, No. IS
| Hospital street outhonses, etc
| }. And one.story House brickea between POSTS
Single rooted No 90 Hospital street, ouit at lns
Plsns thereof Will be exhibition at the Fx
| change some days previous to that of Sale
| Ierms-One- third cash. ard the balance N one
ana two year credit from the day OF saie for note:
of the purchaser bearing eight per cent interest pc
| anrum from date to p yment, TO bo secured D!
| vendors privilege and special rtgage on the
nrner sold. TIE buildings and the improve merts
to be iusured for years, to the amount OF notes
due thereon and the policy transferred to the Sner
i'll for the benefit of ang holder of said notes Ine
march to nay five per cent attorneys tees IN cast
OF suit recover line payment OF sad notes. ana u
| 10 THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
| feIs mhs 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF Or'aSns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-19
sIJCcEssroN OF BENEDICT BAGGETT.
Docket No. q. 334.
prxAsu & HopG.os,w.L HoDesoi

ny NAE.F e EGgsesa VI I. HODGSCN,
ID Auc;loneer-Ofhce No. l7o uravler, strtet,,-on
the St.. Charles Auction Exchange, IN the base
rnent rotuudo CT tie st Charles Hotel, by virtue
and IL pursuance Of an order Of me f1ou, Louis
DuvigueaHd Judge OF the second Dlstrlct Couft tof
parish OF Orleans, dated h&rcn y lc0S, .eoufs
docket No u 33i for account OF the succession OF
Benedict BaggeU, deceased, Viii be soId- It'll,
a CERPsIE i,OT OF GROUND, together with
the build ugs and Improvements thereon, situated
IL the First District OF this city, IN the square
lone streets, measuring % feet 10 inches front on
Deiord street, q fees inches and lines IN width In
the rear. by depth CT i3i teet ana 3 lines on inc
side next to Caroudeiee street. ana l,L feet hcuss
ana lines on the other side line next TO bafopne
street all American measure, according to d plan
made b. Messrs file Il Murray, arcnitects, daed
March Il. 1853.
'Ihe improvements CONSIST OF well huit aud very
desirable two story and Basement frame u"silinR,
with two-Etory frame back onhding and contains 10
the main buiiding wide ailey.WSy ana Two ROOMS
in the bssepp Mt wide hall ana two large parlor5 on
the second floor first storF, ard nall with tWd
large bed rooms and cabinet on tee tn lioor OF
second story There is gas and gas-nxtureS through
out, which sold Wi n the house. The BACK pollo'
irgs contain kitchen, iTorin&,room ana store-fooA
below. with two ned-l ooms, wafer ciosst, et %
above; there is stable in ths rear with room foF
carriage aud horses. feed room. etc.
Tho yard is paved and contains large clstern anc
hydrat the whole very lair repair and ready 'oi
immediate occupation. ~
States trrasury notes and the ba'ancs OF q credii
of one and two years il is notes OF the purchaser
10 his own order divided INTO coupons 10 sun the
parties at interest bsarisg eight per cent interest,"
and special mortgage from cate until maj payment
the mortgage to embrace the clause OF I'VE yer zen
for ATTORNEY fees il case of suit, the buildings 10
be kept fully insured End the poitcy 10 De Trans
ferred to the vend r; III addltl IN TO h1ch ta PUT
chaser will all the taxes from JANUARY !. 1917
Act OF sale before William Nee. Jones. nota1I
public az the expense of the purchaser, including
the United STATES revenue stamps
mhI9 d aD9 l6 3
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAGATELLs
STREET, BETWEEN GOODChlLDhhN
AND MORALES STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JUSTINE CLAY, DECEASED
wife of Pierre Wilson.

NV CHARLES E. FOKTIER, AUO-
Il 1ionesr-ufFice No. 81 Exchange ailey.-SArUR
nav April 8, 1870. at twelve O'Clock M. at
the St. Charles Auction Exchange, on st. Charles
crime of an order from the Honorable the Second
district Court for the parish Of orleans, dated
CERTAIN LOT OF. GauUND in the Third
District of this city, in the square bombed by
Bagatelle Goodchiidren, Morales ana Union sIIeeus
lin az trout on bagatelle street by depth OF ~
feet 10 inches and lines. together With Inc puho
ings and improvements thereon.
Terms-One half cash and the balance at crecit
of one year with eight per cent interest from Gay OF
sale until payment, the notes to be DIVIDED lnto
shares to suit the convenience of the heirs, sald
notes to be secured by mortgage and vendors
policy transferred. The purchaser to pay i've pei
attorneys fees in case Of suit to be stipulated
in the act Of sale
Act Of sale before Octave De Armas notary public,
at the expense Of the purchaser, including stamps
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