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New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

rajned down upon him such storm Of Tupcrshon IN
his very name was rendered hideons 20 tbe sinp've.
minded negroes. For, with Whitemore ann DIS gang, ~
was question Of spois II GOOD men VIZ y, pp.s ps Sor
punder elsewhere. To prevent this tbe negroes VA
largely in the majority. must DO appealed 70 anu
Judge Carpenters chances destroyed The result shoNs
their complete success Judge Carpenter was aees"'~
by nearly 5000 votes.
offer OF the white people to concliate the ncgroe
by supporting OF their party has been defcaeo
by Whitemores influence that class OF the popus
tion. The fate attended Gen. Butler, WHO was
nominated for LeutenanG GOVERNOR at he suggestion OF
some OF the colOred delegates to tho C0nyention.
In the Ist Congress District awoll-lnown Union man
was nominated by the white people, but under tno
Influences he defeated 10y "A cOOIed barber Dy
q majority OF than 5000 votes. Not candi-
date has been elected whom the white people
preferred Inc negro vote has elected tho
result has greatly dispiritcd the whole white popu-
atOn OF the State and they have reluctantly come 20
til conclusion that no concessions they make VIII
ever be- accepted by the long such men 40
their fears Out Of four representatives, In Congress- the
negroes have elected three OF their own race, and u 10
said have another already In nominate on Tor the United
States Senate. II they have, he Will certainly De elected
colored members there against the consent OF inc
whole white population OF the STATE Whci may o esP
posed 10 embody its intelligence and come OF rs virtue
The people OF South Carolina have offered AL tiJ can
ment. They are TO understand that henceigrsn LIN
they to be but strangers In their own MONIES .a
white man is prescribed and denounced, anu tne
teachings Of Whittcm0re are producing eHecis even
worse than he could have foreseen. TDero Is rcsn(
building up condition of things in South Carolina when
will make any white man uhwelcOme In us borders .
As matters stand, RIGHTEOUSNESS wears the grp OF
liberty, and our Government u "A mockcri, at n.at 80
protection. = ONE OF THEM
Columbia, s. c., Nov. 10, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE sENAroRsurp IN NEw-JERsEY.


SIR: Your Washington special of this morn
ing, in reference to the United States senatorship In
New-Jersey Is calculated 30 make false impression
Your states the authority OF Secretary
Robeson that the Hon f. T. Frelnghuysen will not be
candidate position OF Senator and that therea ap
pears to be little doubt that Senator Cattell will DO
reelected" Allow 20 say by way OF comment In the
first place. that Secretary RobesoD not In position 70
speak for Republicans Of NewJersey to Judge as 10
the situation affairs touching the Senatorial question,
ard that protest against his dicum being pied as
law He had share in the recent canvass ana nolhi1S
Whatever do with the victory which placed the sens
torshp within reach. Neither tho Secretary, nor
Cattel heard OF during the canvass ~
assisting in any way in the difficult work OF reyolutioni%
ing the State. . -. -
will not be a candidate at the approaching electon
That distinguished gentleman Will not IL II true sees
the Office nor intrigue It; but II his frle nds
desire to use his he will not refuse. TINS tie
simple fact In the case and since Inc a.np, Is
made rule him out, it ought to be stated That Mr.
Frenghuysens friends Will desire to present hls name
to tine Republican caucus is Just certain s any Otet
fact, not yet actually accomplished can be- But ne Will
be the only candidate against Mr.. Catoil The Hon.
Dudley Gregory Jersey City will be presented from
Hudson County, Newark will offer the Hon. COrtlands
Parker, OF the most DISTINGUISHED lawyers oi ths
State and natiOn while strong body OF active ana In
nutntia Republicans both In East and West Jersey, wu
urge thc claims the Hon. Cornelius Walsh, an original
Fremont Republican, gentleman or elevated chac yer
and marked practical ability and politician who did
our late success in the stato tnah any
other man among Us.
With all these gentlemen to choose fr0m-all OF whom
are ia sound health mind and body and worthy oi the
highest hOnoTs that be bestowed upon then-we
be from accepting ~ mai the lnteicseu
ilSe d-ft OK Mr.. secretary RODeson that MI Citteh
Will certainly be reelected" JEEsEfMAS
AGrQgh NOy,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
NOTES AT THE FREE-TRADE DINNER.

Mr. Minturn seemed sure of the approval OF
the audience, however absurd he might be, In telling
them that the Tariff law to rob for the benefit OF
few rich men, while he informed them OF the great
efforts the League had made and will have TO make only
TO overcome these few rich men. The matter was so
grave that Il would according to him, oberate party
lines; which sounded like apology for the renegade
Republican, whose supposed triumph they were cele-
brat;ng Mr. NJ made liberal use Of epitbets, at which
was disappointed.
Mr. Bryant repeated the usual comforting assurances
OF Free Trade triumph, but gave no stronger argument
in favor OF his views than that generation had arisen
which knows not Henry Clay and will not adopt Pro.
lection il advocated by him. This seemed
shallow to the knowing ones, who recalled that Pfoec
tiOn found supporters even AS ar PACK as Washington
and who knew that the said generation can read
MIR Sands followed and proved that Ii is not necessary
TO have sense, nor Tor consistency To
be FreeIrader He endeavo1ed 10 concea @ & ,e com tti
that they wanted 10 abolish tho duties ON COAL salt ln
ber and ron which, II he believed In the free-rade dog
mas at the least Objectionable duties lie SAID the
League had 1900 names on ls Iedgei, as voumteets
which sounded very small considering that according 70
It's assumptions the remainder OF lO0Vo AlneIcah cl
zens are groaning under the tarin ana are roDpeu
by " mOnopolists" OF millions
Nr. MinturnReuogizedl Mrl Wells, who was 'tthrust
from office by the unworthy inrlgues OF the mOhopo-
lists" and this without the least intention on giving the
said mOnopOsts credit for wise economy In tIe pubic
e1pendtnre and WIN e no nxpred toSsher
Mr. Wells, who after hearing so many inlsstaenents
was clearly indifferent To this Trivial one proceeded 10
The wof Ignorance he found the country In respecting
taxation. He then recited his past slns saihst fIec
Irade the greatest OF which were that ne had read
hooks this received with Jeers that he had
visited al his house. aud had found his iath shaken ny
some casual remarks, 10 which he hr WI no" gave LIS
These matters might have driven Mr.. W. into aposasy
but they did not sound reason 10 chahge ha,
onal policy. Taking up knife te sgah9r s,
70 to bc able To compete WIN BIlusn -! GSl9 inS
chnory where hand labor was einployc III Ehs'"nu
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

woon % o. a1I Nov II . d Sogs, S
the late Dr. j. H. Andrcgs OF this city.
BASsINIAt Irnston n J Saturday Nov 26 Carlo Ba'n late
raa. S M to tld lac fue this DAY TasIsy at O'clock
m the South Presbyterian Chlreh eorGcE Of Clinton aud
MONDAY morning Nov a John warac youngest Of
Peter ID Mar; /. Carter aged 10 months ami 10 d,'s
The ca S,i Ss Y sov w. % 'is a soc oS . % ''' '''
pRyr0s-0n The 26 u Moa.rose J. at tie residence Of her
dausl,er. Nm. $. Gale Esther Depten; aged g yeap.
Her rel ives all eal are respectfully invite. attend The fanerI
sre Tses G e. s 1 a. E ~ r me IN T % sS mas. ase
rose Depot the lo aud p p tfEs from Barela! ~
Orange Co. Tfp-S please copy.
GOwANs-sudlenly lOi2 NJ srnsr, Nov q a. d. ,-.
dence Ela% GcTaus naiye q scotland ana bookseller 'a's
His feis ng % attend his fsrll oI te Fonh Ple'byenAs
@ege Ssfsa D' S Sa9 % e'Ss'9 IT '' neal -'' 90
HAMLroN-on the ea nt Maria daughter Of John Hamilton 80.
Funeral so Third Pre'byr Church eo"er Ht'L o.
Weues az at O'Clock.
LElpLg-At E.abh n j. Sos o. 1870 Mar T. wife Of Jacob
Leipe aged q years moa,A. ,,.I., afford b ,.,s,,
"Wednesday afternoon oeOc. from the fs' Prcso esn ChareA
Elizabeth
CleIand tc J'mes p Mct eanl after oas and lahsi IL
Tue funeral viii take pace a relenee Of his mother n.
N S e @ 5ess,.ed sn & al ts % y t. t-n, 'A p H.
McALPIN-On Monday morning 2Jh Os sadcny Frances Adelaide
Rose vile Of David H. MiAIia. ascd Il Jeirs
services =. her late residence No West wsn niuts
dsy. 3jta iust at o'clock p. ~
yssi. orlS c of Dr. iid and % Amelia H. North
ROBIssoY-M Newark j. The eeh inst Jsre Harriet ree' a
the late Edward H. Robinson. eyed IS yearA
Relatives friends Invited attend the funeral from her e resi-
dence Llyettes We.nesay, Nos %, osoeA "A
Intsument in GgeenNO0i CeIeterg.
SWAN-On Highlands Of be Nyenk ~ j. Ewfri g. nan ses
ofJacob and Chloe s. swan, Agel months sni 10 iils
SMIrH-On Sgnds Nov 26 a. Nor.hs Ncs'c' este Co. sarah A.
ghtrr q late John Shanron AMI sic o. samuel = Sh'h
the family nytei 10 aoI "a ~ ef.i ~ nes
ae resi- tuesday us ~ q ocoek p No. lue u.os
vI he 10 G. on W-nslay. 0i trags Will bs
In attendance Haven Railroad Desoi iH'tt III
O'Clock 4
TnoRN-on Sunday morning Nov g. Joseph H. Thorn IN the sch
year oths egc , -......,. Of. -, g.. .,,..A
the fun.r,l from the 1rTc. II se'a ave and Ono
nth Il, Had on hene-llF al O'oc~ y NJ
ON s Nov g Jcst j. Youngest .e &:g John and
Maria Way, In the 3!d gesr Of his sge ,,t.. . -.
The and ne4i. tlr ial stena
The nr.r om the reddcner Of uae lho T. Na s+ L'nhr
toa.ave, this Cracslayl afternoon ~ oc'eA.
WCKRSA. Park b l., GA New ~ ADD. IL VIE o. 'oHA IL
Wckes q the 8Oth year of her age
r., , r.ses D. Prench-,n obit,s notice VII appear The
10 I -sl ~ nov - Of Dee eToagoas tied Ia tie
a. dee Of bs death published In this paps'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE RECENT ELECTIONS IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.

TO khe Edffor or The Trl6une.
SIR: The public mind in South Carolina
had calmly settled down TO the conviction that the time
had to accept tho results Of the and enter
upon the political condition. Consequently, the
white people adopted their platform the equal rights
Of all citizens under the law without any distinction OF
race color or preyons condition. and appealed to the
coored element 10 trust them. For Governor they
nominated welknown Radical. native OF new
Hampshire Carpenter. IL was expected taI a'
Radicals would rally to his supports but no sooner hau MS
naoa been announced. thau Wllteaore Ana p'- A0"A~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY-A CLOSE VOTE
TIE AS EMBLY.

The Florida Union Of Nov "A says: Returns
from the various counties come in very slowly, and the
vote is 50 close that both parties have been in doubt aud
expectation for the past ten days. Sufficient returns
have now been received however to show that the Re
publicans have by small majority on the State
Ticket and by bare majority in the Assembly. The
counties which reliable returns have been received
show majority OF 2523 for Samuel +. Day, over Ble
ham, his Democratic opponent. -
OF the remlning twelve counties, Dade VIII give
snail Republican majority. Lafayette County, 1t Is sad
gave Democratic majority Of about 100, but The Sentinel
states that, owing to the insufficient returns made Dy the
County canyassers, the whole vote VIII propapy De
thrown ont BY the State From the other
ten counties, tho Democrats claim to have received
adyces which place the majority at about 24OO such
large majority this from these sparsey settled coun
ties il altogether improbable, and official returns will
probably reduce It One-half. But even II these Demo
cratic avices are correct, they will still lack nearly $50
votes and the highest Democratic figuring gives the Re
pubcans $50 majority on the State ticket. The latest
and % for the mOcras. The Assembly OF lo6o stood
33 Republicans and Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

The Albany Erening Journal says "Ihe CHI
eGgo Tribune throws off the mask and unreservedly de-
clares In favor of full coalition between the socaed
Revenue Reformers aud the Democracy. Its declaration
scarcely deserves this representation Tue mask l,
has heretofore has been so fragile and Transparent
that deceived nobody. In casting aside the meaer
shrtds with which has pretended to conceal It's naked
pei y it discOses new purpose, hut only ayoWs u he
more boldly. The Tribune July lndor5es the scheme
propOunded la The NewI ork Post OF union between ths
'Reyenue RfOrmers' and the Democracy In the oreanf
zaton Of the House, and in all political operations Ils
means, il it could be carried out nothing lees than
the swallowing up OF the 'Relormers, in the Dom
ocratc party. 1t IL direct thrust ut tho
vitality of the Republican organization;
This position could not be taken without delberats
purpose to wound the Republican party Az to fhe che
cagO Tribune, its present course Is not surprising ~ s
been insidiOusly assaiing the Republican parry Tor
months Last year it was yehementy crtcising Presi
dent Grant, because of the assumed weakness OF his
Cabinet 1t stgmatized IL a Cabinet OF nObodcs. 10
insisted that there should be reorganization H. par
tcuarly condemned Secretary Cox having no political
standing and being dead weight upon q AdmEtsra-
ton But that Mr. Cox rctireS, IL IS equally un,ar-
ing in its denuncatiOn of President Grant for driving
him Out IL L. not astonishing tlat the all DoIos,
and qu2rrei-Omc temper thus dlspiyCd ,Ao 1Iccs te
present movement"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
AI.ABAM \.

Tue SENATORIAL CONTEsT-PR0BABLE DEFEAT
OF SENATOR WARNER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-By law, the election
for Senator place In Alabama tomorrow and much
speculation is induged In here to the result! IL the
present complications do not prevent election 1t is
thought that the Republican vote be united upon
Charles Hays now Representative in Congress from the
Ivih District compromise between Senator Warner
and other aspirnts. Tie natl Republicans demand
the selection Of least Senator from their number
and this IS serious drawback to Senator Warmers sue
cess. Mr Hays l. OF the largest and weatliest
planters in the State and was OF the first exC0nfed
crate officers who Joined the Republican party in the
s NTH IL Is thought that Gov. smith, Judge Rice, aud
ex-Goy Parsons viii also be candidates. The DemOc
acy VIII present the OF Judge GOldthwaite OF
Mont gomery, Gen. John T. Morgan Of Selma. eN-Gov.
Patton Nicholas Davis o Huntsville, George s. Houston
OF Athens aud +. W. Sykes of COurtland. The House
and senate OF 1873 members requiring 81 votes To
elect.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
NTRIO's GARDEN.

The pressure upon our columns tonight Is
such that We cannot hud room for than word OF
respecting the production OF" Hamlet at Nbo'
Garden evening The favor that this eiiort IN est
should however be mentioned. Mr. Walter Montgomery
played Hanhf. Mrs scott-oddons was Tue OPAeha, n
An art success, OF real Importance cannot &c
for elther-or for person WLV TOOK ps Ia H0 iopio
bentation-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
ARKANSAS.
THE MAJoRrrIEs FOR coNGREssSiEN.

The Little Rock Republican publishes table
OF maIorle for Congessmen in all but three counties
which 1t says mostly official and all from good au-
hor,y The result according to this table is follows:
Iu the Ist District j. NJ. Hanks Dem, has majority
OF llSo over Logan II. Roots, Rep. In the Hid Dis
trict L. Sny der Kep has majority OF 4,56p over A.
A. c. Rogers, Dem. In lIid District John Edwards,
Dem has IA majority OF 1918 over Thomas BOles Rep.
In latter District there three counties yet To hear
FROM and whose vote l. not included In tho result given
Carroll Little River, and Newton. In 1868, however,
the aggregate vote OF these counties showed Demo-
cratic majority OF 1885, 50 that further returns Will ap-
the Democratic candidates.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
NORTH CAROLINA.

TIE FOURTu CONGRESS DIsTRICT-A DEMOCRAT
ELECTED.
RALEIGH, Nov. 2S.-Thc election held here
on saturday to I'LL Il vacancy In the XLIst Congress
from the Iyh District, passed OFF quietly The ndica-
tons are that Manning, jr Democrat, has beaten
Joseph W. Holden, Republican, by an increased majority
over that OF the election in August.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
WISCONSIN.
VOTE FOR CoSGREssMAN@OFFICIAL.l
NEVADA.

TIE UNITED sTATEs sUHVEf-FHUbAbLE ELEC-
TON OF FITCH TO CONGRESS.
SALT LAKE, U. r.. Nov. 2S.-The result of
the recent Government survey, between Nevada and
Utah. locates several important mining districts hereto
fore considered DO In the State OF Nevada In the Terri
tory Of Utah. Among these mining districts are the
p1ooaa ahoshopA. md spokJ Vsay. Thess plsces. st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

the late election In Nevada gave Democratic majorties
Pioche alone giving 1876 for Kendall Fitch for Con-
gress This discovery will probably the return OF
Fitch TO Congress The Democrats, however, still elect
most OF their ticket.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
Bateman over Fense. 2l,97Ol
TIE LEGIsLATURE-[oFFICAL]
ec-ste Unuse Joint Raj Sc
Rep. mai. . IL is 27.,..

Tn addition TO the above, six independent candidates
have been elected this year. The Republicans claim
that most of these Will act with the Republican party,
and some 1t said have declared their intention To
slider themselves members Of that organization.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

BROOKH-LRGGETT- tie 2h inst, al Norwood ssr SfnnL
Maryai according the orer Of the Society Of fLen, Nsr H.
Brooke Caroline H. daughter Of the late lhomas Lelg u iasn
ing y \.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

Tn the IId District Glare, Ind, received 2OO5 in the
With District Williams, Ind received 7G9 and IN tine
IXt District McCloskey Ind. 4l6. Mr.. Goodrich from
tie Win District is the only Republican chosen.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

Single Trial OF Mrs. WinsOw's seoIning syrup for
children eLng never Jet el ree'e The BABY AID overcome 'As
prealces Of the mother.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

Dr. Sngc's Cnt,rrh Rcredy-s5oo reward r 80 incurbs
Dngssts by mail ~ cents pnphtt hes As5
dress r. V. PiEEcE, ~ d.. l33 scneea-st Buiao " L.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
Al fRRIEU.

Wedding aua sifiDg Cards. Initial Stamping Note rspu
ws EyzgDELs Ia FuLToS-sT OLD DrrcH CHukCa
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
Special Notices.

stem Winding Watches.
EI.GIN. WALTIiAM, HOWARD. AND
GENEVA WATCHES.
In great variety, al ~ r,psdrldiy icr PcD,s
MILLER n GOODRICH,
Agents. - JshusL Srxlork
Mtssisquoi spring Water.
Csncrr brghts Des>A
scrfa Rheapa spepa (aaneoG, Aneors aai an dsesss
rsny fron impurities blood supply ist rcsib by
j. MiLhAus SONS. lsS Bnadsay.
Sixteenth Assembly District Republican Associations.
Regular Meeting THIS kNLN ING al HeaA DaI hsinsary
"a O'clock ~ B-rhe kIocuye Conmtes vii mot 90 te @yoafa
mett Of the Association. Wn AlhlhsuN, PsvaaeaS
d Ia-xs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE VOTE FOR GOvERNo
ASSEMBLY.

HOnnanS majority .-io,Jo
The footing for Ieutenant-tiOycrnor are "a follows;
Kanfmann, 1885, Beach, 364J7; majority for Beach,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

DIED.

AR Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed rih fai
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
POLITICAL.

Total vote .. .sl6bls Total vote. Ae f3
Logan over Anderson, 2, 200; majority Tor Grant
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
KENTUCKY.
VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN.

Total. l2,226. ......9,s6l 1888
Majority for Adams, Is; do. for Adams in 1868, iGl.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

Dsirtcta Rep Ind ifp uGGA
L. Faraell Wentworth yua1. Msnsoe.
Cook......-......2O,342 15c4. H,nf ',%SS
Majority for Farwel. t,3l7; do. for Judd in 1908 Ss
Rep DEM Tem- Rep. DeTR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardey & Co.
LANDS IN FRANKLIN PARISH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER. OF PHILLIP P. BROWN,
Bankrupt-No. 2Ce.
District Court of the United States of America fol
the District of Louisiana.
AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.

DY e. +. GIRAKDEY a CO. AUG
ID TIONk ERS-Ofhce No; II Exchange Place
SATURDAY. Jure Is. ls7o at twelve oc,ock NJ ~
Royal, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
this city Of New Orleans by virtue Of an order OF ths
the Un,ted States of America for the District of
Louisiana sitting in bankruptcy, dated fourth June.
1870 will be sold at public auctien, in the above en-
The west half Of the east half and northwest
lion seven and the southwest quarter and west af
of southeast quarter Of section SIX. IN townsblp
t aaarsr Of
east quarter of section twelve, and east half OF
southeast quarter of section one IN township thir
teen range six east situated in Franklin parish. and
CONTAINING $40 mere less together with five
acres winch belongs to the Methodist Episcopal
Together with all the buildings and and. improve
ments thereon, about one hundred acres cleared.
Ssiu na ., rsnse also the
west quarter of southwest quarter OF section thirty
two, IN township fourteen range seven east IN
Franklin parish containing l0 acres, more or less
The a ssrtheast quarter and the east half Of the
orthWHst quarter of section SIX in township tnlr
teen range seven east; also the north half Of the
southwest quarter of section thirty two, ana tne
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton thirty-one, township fourteen, range sever
east ntaining 3S5 acres more or less, stuateo II
on Of lease on the property Tor the year 1870
The decree of the court ordering the sale of tn
above described property, directs mat tne ZANE o.
ing as the officer of the court will convey Only sucl
titles is in him vested by the in bank
| ruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF court.
The taxes not having been paid and the assignee
not knowing how much there may be due therefor
thar the properly may owe up to the day of sale
over and above the price of adjudication
Terms-Ossh on the spot at the moment OF ac1uoi
catiod.
ternal revenue stamps attached, at the expense
les II is ls %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE
FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS Al
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM WEST Kill
patrick-No. b. 3l.

d Auctioneers.-WIll be sold on SATURDAY,
July l6 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon.
LOWS Duvigneaud, Judge of the second District
l. A 40 CERTAIN Tor OF GROUND. sisuatedfn
.h st. nd
streets and designated the No: III, measuring II
feet inches and lines front on New Leyee street
ege OF common alley in the rear, feet wide. run.
nns TH ITHM - oEfTAIN OF GROUND
situated in the First DISTRICT Of this city in ths
Clara streets. and desgnsted BY the Nos and 9:
said lots adjoin each other, and measure each. Is
feet inches and lines in depth. lot No. forming
the GoEpsr Of Hrs.G and Usrs stTsets s;..+ed
in the FIRST district Of this city. in the square
bounded by ITALIA. Erato. Martin and Claiborne
and designated as os; Nos E ana S
and adjons lot No. 4, and each measure 81 feet
font Martin street by depth. between parallel
INES q UEs ri! S'0 Po sa1 GROUND
situated in the Fourth District OF this city the
sqssss 81
corner of St. Charles and Fourth streets. and is
BY the Nos. l. ana 9. and measuring as follows
Lots Nos and adjoin each other and measure
Between parallel nes Of i2s feet inches; and lot
No. adjons lot No and forms the corner OF 81:
Charles and Fourth streets, and measures % feet
front st. Charles street, by depth, between
lines and front ON Fourth street, OF lzs feet
inches
Terms-One fourth cash in United States treas
ury notes balance at one. two and three years
credit, in notes of purchasers, bearing eight pei
cent interest from date of SALE secured by special
mortgage and vendors privilege, with the clause OF
five per cent orneys fees in case of suit to re-
cover the amount sued upon. Purchasers to assume
all taxes of the year 1870
Act of sale including the internal revenue stamps
at the expense Of the purchaser, before A: Hero
Jr, Notary Public. Iel6 70 1ylU 10