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A Romantic Story Of How Fult, Won
His Bride.

A correspondent of the Geneva Courier
relates the following story of the Late Nor
gan, the little steamer which for more than
generation has Piled on Cuyauga Lake,
her owners Obeying the bebest Of the first
proprietor, to "run her til she busts !"
Before the Chancellor Livingston steamed
the current of the Hudson, yet after the
little Clermont had stirred tie quiet waters
of the Collect Pond, the whistle of the
Kate Morgan awoke the echoes in laugh
anic Glen, and her paddle wheel dashed
the spray upon Cayuga bridge. There is
TIT of romance attaching to her name and
building.
Old General Morgan, of Revolutionary
fame, bad noble estate on the eastern
bank Of the Lake, not far from where the
present Wells College now stands Be
tween his only daughter, lovely girl of
eighteen, and young Fulton had long ex-
listed tender attachment, which, however,
the poverty AM obscurity of Robert led the
General to sew rely frown upon. Fulton
went to New York He labored long
years in perfecting bis invention bis day
of triumph came, and then be wrote to the
stern father relating his success and asking
for the daughters hand.
Nay" wrote back the incredulous old
soldier, "Pll believe what | see with my
own eyes. Come you back, scapegrace,
to the lake, build and sail steamboat past
my own door, and then, and not till then
shall you have my daughter Kate"
Need l say that Falten e1mc ioyfuily
back, that steamer was built as rapidly as
circumstances would permit. that she was
launched, and in due time did sail triumph
antly past the Generals door. But let me
add that, according to the express stipula-
ton made by the sly Robert in case be sue
ceeded-when the Kate Morgan sheered in
towards the Generals dock, a small boat
was seen pushing out containing the origi-
nal Kate, her grim father, and gentleman
in clerical vestments. They were soon on
board, and there, amid the waving of flags,
the ringing Of bells, and the blowing of
whistles, the proud inventor and bis
prouder bride we're made one. a glorious
sweep up and down the lake completed the
first bridal trip by steam ever known 10
this country.
Before we leave this historical boat let
US 90 below a moment. Here are the old
fashioned engines, inscribed fireman,
Cartwright & Co." They we're the first
engine Builders in the United States, and
furnished both Fulton's and Fitche's boats.
Cartwright was the father Of the well
known Peter Cartwright, the western back
woods preacher.
Glance now at the cabin. Its upholster-
ing was furnished by A. t Stewart, at
the time an enterprising young tradesman,
keeping a little seven BY nine shop in
Chambers street. Though the lustre Of the
goods has long passed away, its durability
remains to attest to the honesty and good
judgement Of the young dealer, and BY
which be has long since risen to be the
foremost merchant Of our country.
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Population Of the World.

There are on the globe about | 1,28S, 900,
600 Of souls, Of which 100000 are Of
the Caucasian race $50, 100000 are Of
the Mongol race; 19O.OOO,OOO are of the
Ethiopian race /; 176,OOO,OOO are Of the
American race.
There are 3,642 languages spoken, and
1000 different religions.
The yearly mortality Of the globe is 333,
333, ,333 persons. This is at the rate OF
1884 per day, $3.50 per hour, SO per
Uiuuse. 30 each pahsatiou Of our teaRt
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CAMERON 1870

rattle, think yc, among friends, be more gin
tale thin begging among strangers p
"Ohon and is it friends you say p
replied she.
les, ,sbure, land it is friends that / say ?
answered Larry; Sand a rattle is what nc
gintleman need be ashamed on"
The boat at this moment stopped oppo-
site an inn at the side Ct rs canal Larry
borrowed quart measure from the skipper,
and sprang ashore. In few minutes be
returned with quantity of rum, and hand
ing it first to the wife, and then 10 her lame
husband, said, "Come, warm up thy ould
bones with drop of the cratur." He call
ed the rest of bis cOuntrymen around him,
and handed the liquor to each. When gath
cred together, there might be about sixteen
or eighteen of them in all
"Arrah, now and these are all m men," !"
siad Mr.. Larry Mccarthy. with look of a
comical consequence, to his infirm country
man; 'and where would you be finding bet.
ter? We are goin up to bit of work in
Lancashire for the Inglish are no better
than bOIn childer at our work; (Larry and
his countrymen were all nGviSGtOrs, as they
are called, or rather excavators, employed
in digging canals, railways, docks, ,&c.) and, I"
raising the liquor to bis head, he added,
"here's the Holy Virgin be with us, coun-
trymen, and better luck to your bad leg !;
and, should it ever be mended at all
though you may't be good for much at
hood tCork my more, you have still stout
bone for a bdrroto-snd you won't be for
getting to ask for Larry Mccarthy. And,
now, boys" continued he. turning to his
workmen, "bere Is this poor man, and more
than this, I'm saying, our OWE lawful coun-
tryman, with the rheumatic and a broken
leg, and bis wife, too, as you see, and those
three little cberubims, all starving. to be
sure, and be going to the doctors without
penny! Sure you won't disgrace Ould Ire
land-just look at the childer-and say
that rattle is the gintale way of doing the
thing"
So saying, he thrust bis hand into his
pocket, and pulled out small canvas bag
well filed with silver, and tied round the
mouth with strong cord. He took off his
indescribable brown hat; be threw in a
piece or two of silver, and went round ,shak-
ing it among his countrymen. Each took
out bag similar to La1y's, and threw his
mite into the hat He then, without count
ing them, emptied its contents into the lap
of the poor woman; and 1 should think,
from their appearance, they must have
amounted to thirty or forty shillings She
burst into tears. The lame man grasped
nis hand, and endeavored to thank him
Don't be after spakeing," said Larry
''did you think we warn't Christians p
Such was the Irish rattle. Larry instant
ly resumed his jokes, his jests, and bis ar
gumentg; but | could do nothing during
the rest Of the passage but think Of the
good Samaritan, and admire Mister Larry
Mccarthy.
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RAttAr Late than Never.

Life Il q race where some succeed,
While others are beginning;
'Tis luck in some, in others speed,
That gives early winningi
But Il } on chance 90 fall behind,
Ne'sr slacken your snacaVoT;
just keep this wholesome trutl 10 mind
"'Tis better late than never"
And u ycu keep ahead, tits we'll,
But never trip your neighbor
IT'S noble when yon can excel,
By honest, patient labor
But II you are outstripped At last,
Press on a. bold ~ ever;
Remember, though ron are surpassed,
IT'S better hate than never"
Meier labor for an idle boast,
Or victory DER smother;
But while YOU strive the termOst,
Deal fairly with brother;
Whate eF your station. do your best,
And hold your purpose ever,
And " you iaIl 70 do the rest
"'Tis better late than never"
Choose we'll the path In which you run
Succeed by double daring.
Then, though the last, when once 'tis won
Your crown 10 worth the wearing.
Then fret not " you are left behind.
Nor slacktu your endeavor.
But ever keep this truth T. mind
g 'T1s better late than never"
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8 T a T Z
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
go & 81 La Sale st
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

DIRE oRs:
aLo. SCBE9 CER,
JOHN Z. RAIEIs,
JoHN c. rCRE,
L. q. Subway
". 3. KIDD EH.
CFFICERG;
GAoASE SCHNEIDER, PreVidont.
y. ooHB, Vice-Pre& &ident.
~ O. EIpDER, ---- shier.
- D. E1o1r ORD, Assistant 0Ashier.
'us' hours from 10 A. ". to o3P.N. Also fsom TO s
P. NJ. sa.urdsys.
F,r % Institution receives deposits Of any s.,unt from
INA lt OENIS upWards, and allows interest Il the rate
"a per cent or snnum all amounts from Two
,,s 70 five Hundred Dollars, an Five PEI cent per
interest is payable seni-anuuaily on tn Arst Mon
MA X January snd Juiyl Interest NOT v hdra~ q Il
70 the principal O The depnstor, ard entltled tC
,Tssl 'he samr "a tho original deposit Interest or
Az deposits
nairied wuucn may deposit money in their owl
~, subject " their own order only.
l.s.a's may be deposited fer SoeUm1ls on fer -
-'ssAt q eaildpsa.
9 sHsASSso . Ear7as sSl4 Su ie,grssf ssror.
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To ANY one who can say ''Shoes and
socks shock Susan" with rapidity and
faultless pronunciation, four times running
large .swsrd will be pasd
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-30

STORM SIGNALs.-There is no end TO
the applications Of scientific discoveries
or Of Improvements in the arts. The
science Of electricity and the art Of
telegraphy viii doubtless find a new
field Of usefulness il telling to agricul-
tural districts the approach Of storms
observed at observatories stationed on
the seaboard and other suitable local.
ties. The project includes the sending
Of teIegraphic dispatches, on the aP
proach Of an atmospheric disturbance,
to each township, through which the
news could be disseminated by firing a
cannon. The Western Union Telc-
graph Company is said to favor the
scheme, and if successfully carried ont,
it would save much to The agricultural
community ID grain and hay, Of which
large quantities are now annually much
injured by being wet between cutting
and housing.
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Ian"ciF q general banking business Foreign ann Do
nestle ESeha &c s0id. United States Bonds and Fiber
'andard securities. Gold and SILVER boul NJ 4 sold
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

On sA@H tsc EEODk4HesN, ". l. HODGSDs
~ Neutrality-suspicious. No. 10 Grsvier street.-Da
SATURDAY, May %, 1870 at twelve O'Clock p.
at tho st. Charles Auction Fxchange by virtue and
IN pursuance OF an order of the Hon. Lonis Duyl.
gntaud, Jucge OF the second District Court for ne
Ne 50 .29l to- account of the succession OF Joshua
PAeble. deceased, will be sold
FIFTY SHARES Crescent Civ Bank Stool.
ONE HUN DIED SHARES Polk County Copper
Mining took
TWENTY -ON SHARES New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern afro sd Stock
Scrip.
TAN REOfIPTS of jackson Railroad Stock. Due
b'l!5 open Accounts, etc. amounting IN the sg2re
gate TO about $500 per inventory file at he Oh
nee of the auct oneer
Terins-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
nyi4 Is 81 p %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
U. S. MARhHAL'S SALES,


Dominique Durac Va. Mrs. Zoemie
Harang.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
4 Tor the II Circuit and District of Louisiana
No. tl71.-By virtue of writ OF Sc zare and sale
to me directed in the above EMIT ed suit will
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder SATUR-
DAY June A, 1870 at twelve I2l o'clock NJ, st the
Lafourche, the following described properly, to
wit
THE UNDIVIDED FOURTH OF A CERTAIN
SUGAR PLANTATION, situ ated in said parish,
on the LETT descending bank of the Bayou Laourchs
at about thrty-slx miles below the town of Thibo.
daux. measuring ninetythles arpents (nore Iess)
'front.', by forty arpents In depth, bounded above by
the lands formerly owned by BusA Il Beatty ana
now by Roussel and Forest; ana bslow by lands Of
Or. Thomas Head; together with all the build
iDgs aud improvements and apUurtsn ar ces there
unto belonging. consisting of dwelling, on thouses
saw mill, sugar house, draining machine. cabins
carts, farming utensils. dredge boat. corn, hay,
todd mules CATTLE and everything else connected
With or belonging to said Sugar Plantation; q 50.
large canal on said Plantation. running from the
Bayou Lafourche TO Lake Barataria, with all tire
port OF Land which have been pur1h ased for tha
purpose of cuNing said canal. or for the use and
situate d, from the CT the forty srpents both
sides OF said canal, to Bayou Cat8houla some on
SAID bsyou Catahouia to the SAID Lake Rarztaria;
and which said lands in the of said Durac
or IN the name of the partnership Of tn Haraug
d Co, and were acquired frem the State of Lou
islans Also all the contents of tAs store sssets,
rights and credits due to the partnership OF Tn.
Harang Co.. to any ofthe part ers individually
connected with ssid pa rnsrship.
Uerms-Cash in United Stat es treasury notes
Act OF sale, stamps, etc., ut the expense of the
purchaser
UDired States Marshal's Office, New Orleans,
April go. l570
SD. PACKARD,
aDoO InyI IA Il ZSlci UniteG States Marshall
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ply *. NJ. D. u. j. NJ DNTG oMEEY, AUG
~ honeers.-Win be sold on MONDAY TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, rRIDAY
and SATURDAY OF every week. at the Old AUG
tioa Mart, No. 81 Camp street, at eleven o. clock
EURNlIURE. such as Rosewood. Msnogany and
sinut Bedsteads, Armoirs, Bureaus Wsshstands.
pets French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses. Cooking
Stoves. etc.
ALSO,
A large invoice OF Cottage Beds Uans and Wood
seat Chairs, etc.
Terms-Cash. ia3
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SHERIFFS SALES,

j. l.. G GbernatOr. Aibertson & Douglas
Machine Company sub:ogated, vs. "A. Amman. :.
CIXTH DISyEICT COURT FIR THE PARISH
- Orleans, NO. 2ss.-sy virtue OF, writ OF
OF hsr1 faCia5, to directed By tina
Honorable the Sixth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. in the above EMIT ed cause.
will proceed TO sell at public auction OF my
warehouse Nc. "a St. Ann street, between Royal and
Bourbon streets. in the Second district Of this
city, on MONDAY. HAY l6, 1870, at i've o'clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF MACHINERY and effects
belonging to defendant. taken from the establish
ment OF Fry il Smith, corner Grod and Magazine
streets in the first District of this city as per in
vertory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit
lermS-Uash the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
my3 Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
Office kurnture at Auction.
QI DFJAN, JK.. AUCPIONEER-
~ Ohce and ware-rooms No. Is3 GRAY ar street-
WI be sod on MONDAY, May Is. 1870, at
IS3 Grayier street, corner Caron dslet-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUSs OF every description
Pianos, Ofice Furniture: sso new goods psr arriva
of steamer every week.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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R0ORs---BO9K3,
A BOOK FDsE THE MILLION.

"A =
~ arrIaHr fSuide.I~A Private Counselor to tina
married. or thoss about to marry, tbs physioogi
cal mysteries and revelations Of tnr sexual system
with the latest discoveries in prod iclny aud p-s.
venting offspring. wing the Criapisxog II. etc
Vnls Is an IN er5stiuC work OF two hundred and
tYentytour igss, with numerou eograyirgs and
contains valuable information for those who ara
married or contemplate marriages $ i'll it is boo,
that ought to be under lock and key and not lad
Careessiy ab Tut the house.
Sent TO one Gree OF oostasel for Fifty Csnts
Address DR.. Butts Dispeusary No IL Norta
Eighth streat. ST. Louis, Mo
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
hefors appisipg to the notorious quacks " no sd-
vertise 10 pubic papers, or using any quAck rsns.
dies, peruse DR.. Butts work no matter vvh at your
disease IL, or how deplorabie your condition.
DE- Butts can be consulted, personally or by mail.
on the Diseases mentioned in his works Othes
No. y North Eighth street, between Market and
Chestnut, st, Louis, Mo. QylA26ye
~vzasss a
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TruAsecs9
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE Of WILEz an WISxEL.
MAN, BANKRUPT

UNITED STATES NARsHAL's OFFICE.
District of Louisiana, !
New Orleans, May 8, $50.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
4 t~enry-ninth dag of Apri A. % 1870 a Warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
WILLIAM WlNkhLM AN. OF New Orleans. N the
parish Ct 'reans and State Of Louisiana, who has
peen acludged bankrupt on HE own petition; that
the payment OF sny debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt 10 him or his use
ana the transfer of any property by nIn forbid
den oy law; that meeting of the creditors OF
said bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assiguees of his estate will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden on the sixteenth
day OF May. a. D. 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ, before
D. Augustln. Register, at Al Exchange alley.
s. B. Pc UKAkD,
United States Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
mY4l8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
By j. Dejan, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES.
Great Sale OF Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules, Buggies and Harness at Auction.
DIV j. DEJAN, JR, AUOTiONFER-
- VIII be sold TUESDAY. Esy l.. 1870 at
hail past ten o'cock at T. Liners stables. GrGvier
street.
inc Saddle ard Harness HORSES, in pairs and
single; fine plantation and city MULE exc.
Also, elegant top and open BUGGIkS, HAIR.
N4o>, SADDLES, etc.
geriDs-Cash in United States treasury notes.
cgS
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Henrietse BOdIn vs.. Mary y. Csrter
ELEVENTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, NO. 1852 BY yi,tus of writ OF
teri facias to directed by the Honorable the
seventh District Court for the PARISH of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, / will proceed
to sell at public auction on MONDAY MAY
l6 1872 at half past four o'clock P w., at INV ware.
house No. "a St Ann street. between Royal and
bourbon streets, In the Second District Of this
city
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
MOVABLE EFFECTS, removed from premises No
log Customhouse street, as per inventory, which
may be seen in my Office
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS I. MAXWELL.
rny5 10 Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleaus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

j. and II. Allen VS.. Mrs. L; a,urz-nesger
Vile. etc = curtin District Court Tor the parish
of Orleans, No. %, $50.
Cnhart 90 VS.. +. Sturzenegger and A. Sturzs-
peeger-Fifth District tor the parish of Orleans
No. l4H
by VIRTUE OF TWO WRITs OF FIFRI
~ faciss, 10 me directed by the Honorable the
District Courts aforesaid, respectively in the above
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District of this city, ON
TUESDAY. May "a. 1870 at twelve o'clock M
THE RIGHT OF OCCUPATION, up to the
thirt,eth day of September, 1872, of the promises
No IS Old Levee street, between Customhouse and
benviiIe streets second District consist ing of two
DRY brick sto .es and their Deepen denotes
SEIZED in tho above quits.
ierms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL
my12 Sheriff of the Pariah of Orasns
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By r. M. & b. j. MONTGOMERY.
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE AT
PASS CHRISTIAN,
At Auction on Account OF Departure .
ALSO,
THE STANDING FURNITURE

RY II. II. a. H. j. MONTGOMERY.
- Auotioneers. Will be sold on SATURDAY,
May H. 1870 at IL o'clock, at the st. charles Auc-
ton Exchange, basement st. Charles Hotel
THAT DELIG HTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE
situated at Pass Christian adjoining The fine prop
ertS OF Messrs L. F. Generes and Ben Ioledeno.
= me ground measures one half arpsnt front ON tina
Cuff OF Mexico, by six arpents deep.
The improvements consist OF a delightful resi-
dence raised on brick pillars about twelve feet high,
and contains five rooms, large hall fourteen feet
VIDE. front gallery fifty feet long. b,ck storeroom
Kitchen, servants room. fine cistern and we'll sta
bls carriage house etc. ali ready for i'm mediate
cupatlon. ~fhe ghborhood il unexoeptionable;
the property is WITHIN a pleasant walk of three
quarters OF a mile of the light house. west side
ne standing furniture to be sold with the prep
erty.
lerms-One half cash, balance at one and two
years credit, in notes of purchaser bearing eight
per cent interest, with special morago the prop
ert and the hve per cent attorney clause in OF
SUIT 20 recover the amount sued on.
Act OF sale. including the internal revenue
stamps. at the expense of the purchaser before
w. j. Casteli. notary public.
Inc thattanooga railroad. running Just ia tbs
rear OF the place Is expected to BIS operation BIZ
the fourth OF July. mya IL Is 10 202
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THE OLD ODD FELLOWS HALL PROPER
TY AT AUCTION.
FIVE VERY VALUABLE LOTS,
Forming the Corner of Camp and Lsyfayette
Streets. opposite the Square.
SPLENDID SITE FOR STORES OR
PUBLIC BUILDING.

RT &. 4. GIKkRDEY IL CO, AUCTION
- esrs-Uthce No. II Exchange Pjace-SATUR.
DAY. May Il, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ at the Mer-
chants and Auctionsers' Exchange on Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, will be
sold at public auction. by order of the Odd Fellows
Hall Association
THAT VERY CENTRAL AND VALUABLE
building sic, forming the corner OF Camp and La
fayette streets, opposite Lafayatte Squa g. and com
prisng five OTIS OF ground, measuring O9 feet front
on Damp street, by a depth and front on Lafayette
Of 10 feet, with the privilege of large alley way
opening on Girod street. AS Tor pubic
building of any purpose, or stores there is posi-
slon in tho City more commanding attractive.
the immense foundations which sustained the old
hall ara supposed 10 be intact. and better than If
LAID anew. 4 he property will be sold in block.
Terms-One third cash. balance at one and two
years credit for notes divided to suit the convent
enco Of the association, secured by vendors lien
and special mortgage On the property, bearing eight
per cent. per annum interest from the day of sale
until final payment Mortgage to contain the usual
i've cent attorneys fee clause and the purchaser
10 assume above the price OF adjudication, the
taxes for the current year.
Act of sale, together with the United States reve
nue. stamps attached at the expense OF the purcha-
ser, before 1iessrs Wagner Gottschalk, notaries
public. Iny8 l4td
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AUCTION SALES.
AUUJIUN SALEU,
By C.. =. Girardey & Co.
MAGAZINE STREET PROPERTY.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES, ADAPTED TO
DWELLING OR BUSINESS.

RY G. f. 0IRARDEY q CO, AUG
Otioneers-Of6ce No II Exchange Place.-SATUR-
DAY. May q, 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants and Austioneers' Exchange. on Royal street,
will be sold by public auctior-
THREE LOTS or GROUND, in square bounded
by Magazine. Constance. Sixth ana seventh streets,
DESIGNATED as Nos and 5. adjoining each other.
street, by 100 feet in depth The neiehborhood is
well improved by fine resiaences. and the proximity
to the Ninth street Mar ket, renders the property
equally desirable for business purpstes
rms-Purchaser to assume payment in prin.
cipal and interest Of three notes for 500 eacn,
and three years. with interest Of eight per cent
per annum and the usual security ,lauses the bal
ance cash. 4 he accrued interest to be assumed
over and above the bid: The purchaser TO assume
payment and above his hid of ali taxes for the
year 1869, and up to the day of SALE
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense OF the purchasers. before W. j. Casteil,
notary public. myl5 81