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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
SAN DOMINGO

IN APPEAL FOR ANNEXATION-EFFECr OF THE
ACTION OF THF UNITED STATES SENATE
BAEZ IN DANGER-WHY TIE COUNTRY
SHOULD BE ANNEXED.
SAN DOMINGO, April 11.-By reason of the
various uncertain rumOrs that have reached here,
through channel another since the last mail there
Is most painful anxiety felt by all, aud more especially
by those most deeply interested In ennexaton We have
learned in short, that after the United States through
their COMMISSIONERS have induced Baez and his Minis
tiers TO take an rrevOcable step they hang back
from giving him the support that they were morally
bound TO yield on the other hand, although the Doin
leans themselves are, by overwhelming majority In
favor OF the Union the neghborng Iayians since the
defeat OF sanaye, oppose it not because they have any
any right, but because they prefer weak neighbOr on
whom they can prey rather than powerful one 10 hold
them in check The result is that CaDra who IS hardly
more than name and q raying cry is sent over tie
border every few weeks at the head OF Haytian men
armed with Laytian nuskets and supplied with Haytan
ammunition provisions, and money, 10 try 10 prevent
revolutions on Dominican soil So he has been routed
and driven back with heavy losses every time Bat in
the name Of good S bow long is this going to last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

T, t,o yorl.v vile Police Court, on Saturday, Nj
cbarI I'm AN alias Duffy Join Peek, David Dunn, ana
John aney remanded by ee G" 1o o dTr c ST
not valued ut $4,000 from the depot OF the hudson
River Rairoad, the 18th UT when arreIrd H'S W o.
the rolls were found In their possession iahh h1
ron John Marion James Marion VIM nelson, iui9 JON.
DonoIue arrested days ago by ohc'rS iaiDIe,hs
and Clarke OF tie Nineteenth Precinct on suSpcDho i
hriur concerDed in the burglaJes which had been eG
mittGd in the Nineteenth Ward, have been REMAINDER
until Wednesday. - .1. TIC
At the Tombs Police Cou {, yesterday, JUS
tico Downg committed william Davidson Tor ha C
taken a silver watch on Saturday eyenlhg iioI in,
hrnugh BcccLer,t Tho pc soneri j. sailor lSlng d,
No 225 sulvanst.... Wiar Oyerton was coind'ilItc
tnr havng fired 81 pistol saturday evening at mum
hrr Of BOYS who were annoying him IN the tenement no
100 Motst severely wOundBg VIM r. lalaeI ,i 800,
ooh Rehr of No 40 Pearl-s caused the arrest o ticu
Conner and Thomas Purcell for having beaten mn VI
the head with beer glasses. Roth were
Thomas Hardy cpght in tho art Oh oteIn5 NJ
containing cOthig1 belonging TO james D. hoo'n VI A'
II North MoOIU>st., and was committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

.u II ;rtorcst aboundirg in fresh information aho
wi facts: and he considers the volume as one Vi
,ho most practically useful which can ma lis way
- ,vorl,;noncns clubs rcading-rooms, ana tHe hDIa-
,i1.s of Trades Unions and Cooperative Socieues,
mood not remark that it wall be found as cllii ~
,,,c,ic, as in England. Like other Blue Books 10
may readily be obtained by an order through any
bookseller and the price in Now-lork, even al ihe
sral excessive rates Of importation, womb NOT DC
moro than a dollar and a half The report by MI
Ford Secretary Of the British Legation al "a>nins
ton is full. and, so far as can judge by looNIiS
through it rather hastily IS well DONE N"nu
op;nions and reflections might have been oi'''' y
without iniuring il, but it contains summary ol
facts which could not readily be ionno ciso"No''
England in form so compact ana clear 49,,
Somebody has sent to The bookseller prom, anu
loss account Of tho edition of Bacon edited by Tins
Shedding & Heath. Ii was joint st0cn cn'o' RI,
~ the trade. among whom a numoer VI Hi'i
soribed f1 $40 as capital. III" cost Oh lilc -
nmos was c827s The sales from 1904 10 low P,V
d,cod lint 50 CSC leaving an apparent loss Vi -
i,,s+ which is 10 be set OIL the Value Oh o'A VIZ
-. on hand and the value OF the steleotIP pc p''o'
end convright The writer adduces these lac's ~
slovy tho world what well-abuSed DOok-ihahoiS arc
willing 10 do on occasion, for the advancement Va
learpipr." lie noyerthcess admits that INC lcc'ht
settlement of accounts, mcluuiHS d lo''ii W
mexpended capital leaves him gamer. What ne
does not state il fact of quito another kind; th@I
MIR. SPEEDING, upon whom Mr.. Elliss illness ana
death threw double snare of work, gave his service,
p,atnitously ont Of pure devotion to the work. and
10 tLe memory Of Bacon. This l have been
fold by one of the partners in the enterprise. Mr.
Srealing neither asked nor received penny io'
What is. al things considered the best editorial worf
vet done for an English prose classic. That bong
he fact don't let l. say that the love OF letters 1o
its own sake has vet died out. hope, nevertheless
tat MI SPEEDING viii get some pay for his work IN
directly since he retains the copyright OF me nv
end Letters Of Bacon, of which five volumes are al
ready ont. and which are simply indispensable t.
complete the edition. g. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
DEMOCRACY IN OREGON.

The Orgoniap, published at Portland, gives
us the following picture of tie dcmcntcd Democracy OF
that flT-of state;
In no other state Democracy the factouF refractory,
sOhing thing il is in Oregon. Elsewhere does oc
casunay give few signs Uf progress and show sort 81
conception of tho duties requirements and changed con-
dton of tie times. But hero II gives no such sias l5
platform from beginning to end Is stupid and unaFa-
ING protest against tho memorable maIcn OF events. IL
is Illumination against the results of the great struggle
OF the last ten years Not line one word can De
found in I. show liberal cn trucd spirit III tloso
who have promulgated il: ~ liable does ~ contain
which Is not .ouistic any theory which TINS
Government could he conducted. The Demo
cratic party in other States unprOgressive as
IL is, would be ashamed Of such platform,
and wOud rcpudiate u unworthy of any party
claiming TO share the Intelligence OF the age In what
Eastern state would Tire Democratic party take posi-
ton against 'hc Eaurt zenith and Fifteenth Amendments,
and try 10 MI ght The issue of resembling them
In What Eastern state would that party utter sucn
sensees ard violent datrbc against the Chinese, ard
declare that they g to DC excluded from the couni
In what Ia tern state would that party at TINS late DAY
aprOuncc the reconstruction measures ana attempt 10
J.. a fight AGAINST them And especially, IN what
La state would that party place itself on te record
rs favUrng rtpuuiaiOa OF TIE national dcht ana gtfl-
ing IN such an act OF infamyl Examples SHAH los
searched flr in vain such madness rs that which Affects
tA5 Democratic party OF Oregon can ind no parallel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
sUFERIoR CoURT-GrSrRAL TERM.

DCcisons-Beforo Barbour. c. j., Spencer
Freedman, Mcneil, McCunn, and Jones, j. J.-Waunc-
mecher agt. DaVs.-Orlor reversed with $40 costs.
Ey Judge Sptncer.-Ireand agt NichOs.-EXccptions
oyerrulcd and Judgment ordered foreicndaut upOn the
verdict with costs. Mcneil concuned.
BY Judge MOnell.-JOnsOn agt Hudson River Railroad
Co.-Judament affirmed; McCunn dissenting Durand
agt. DuIandCrder affirmed, with cost. Henderson agt
JacksOn-Order affirmed with costs: McCunn dissent
ing. Belton agt BaXtcr-Judgmcnt and order reversed
aud trial ordered with appellant to abide
event. Bank OF tho Commonwealth agt. Temple-Order
affirmed with costs Jones dissenting.
By Justice Frccdman.-t hambOrst agt. Cagncv-Crlar
affirmed with $40 costs Mason ag NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oycrrued aud judgment ordered with costs for defendant
dlsinisSlng the complaint. Hall agt Emmons-Orler re-
Nersed with costs. Iiudnett agt Smth.-Judgment and
order reversed aud trial ordered with costs to appel
liant 10 abide event. Mctair agt. Painc.-Judginout
affirmed with costs. Dabncy agt. Seward--,udgInent
reversed as to all Of the defendants order OF reference
vacated and new trial ordered with to appellant 10
ABIDE the event. Phelps agt. Swan.-Moon to dismiss
appeal for want of Irostc utiOn; sui mi ted.
By Judge XctuRH.-ErICk agt. MAitc-Ordcr affirmed
With costs.
IN JHdge Jones.-Rcharlson aot. o. NETHERLANDS
If. reversed and order az rrfcren, N.fateL new trial
ora td wi costs to appellant TO bid o,c,t Spencer
''Nent g Eolkncr agt. Great West =. fr-r .nce Com
..J receptions oycrrulcd and judg Cu' r,I &c plain
~ IN the verdict with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATS co,rigsIoyGrs OFFICE.

CN!IED STATS COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE.
The LeGaI thlGdic.=In the IlouskV ,lSe Com
missioner osborn contiue5 nncNihlc. lie han oil e
witnesses served w5tn subpenas to compel gu cXa>
ton saturday He also subpe!atd Major BabsOu D.
Assistant District Attorney Jackson All but Major Bah
Ubcdient to the writ and on Investigation II
was found there something defective IN tho writ
served on him, and that he had the shelter OF tcchH
caty for his absence Mr. Jackson stayed 10 time; he
merely exchanged word with the Commissioner and
left III the absence of Judge PeTcpont, Mr.. Stanley,
by request appeared for the Government lie said that
coming in he not sufficiently posted the
20 proceed then and moved Adjournment until to-day.
Mr.; Bel Counsel for detendant.Do understand Mr..
STANLEY, that your witnesses are all herc}
Mr.. stancy-l am not sufficiently informed 10 know.
Mr.. Bel-Th- Is Gully preliminary examination, and
Willie am not anxious to urge the ease unnecessarily
yet think Mr.. Stanley might rs wen 30 on now.
commissioner OshOrE-Thc good faith Of tho District
Attorneys Office is involved in thisca have
nicatcd the fact To Mr. Icrrepont and he admits il and
directed the Assistant DisicAtOrney 10 be here with
the Witnesses But owing 10 the absence Of the witnesses
yesterday the examination failure. out of respect
TO Mr. PerrcpOnt propose to have lin present to
why the5o things were managed, and to give OPP
portuHty of explanation Mr.. Ben, your client is
Titled to examination provided the DisrictAtOruey
has pledged himself 10 give it, and he has so pledged
himscli both III words and in writing. ] recognize
other authority from the Office but him. Under the cir
Cumstanccs adjourn the case 10 Monday OO-day) Tie
witnesses Will attend without further notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BREMENIn steamship Deutciland April 3oC Luiehng
u Gre Nm Gesccke and wife, g. W. Stnkopf T. Stsmmsrt
Schcsrltrg Geo Latrop Chas Case family DAWSON
isAe Manner G. Ho r. Darker, John Bng Eugl
Never T. Shsnsen and u. Reese JEc Meng PasokoF
Nichols g. Edwards H. ve,man, G. H. Heensood Doe
X Stevenson, McNe'sor
FROA CHARLtSION-ll e,Ehip James Adye April 30-H H.
Hart Brennan A. Grlmpech, Mrs verer child SMITH L.
Mhrdge, y NJ Nlceos Mr J. Baker ami children ubeck j.
W Knepp, j. Price, W A. Gel and wife A. Whte cad VI - Ne
CARY wife AMI children hS ~ Burden and Child b Ricad
J. Clark T. Richards J. b. LolglOn. j. K wilson Wan.er G. r
Fowler o. Doeue H. McnOw. AMI wife an hill
dren Robert JohusOn jackson, d. OBren Carroll o. Do. ut
Sheppard 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

a., cont Inf a rorr,son OF mounted residents DO organ
Tod. that popular representation DO granted; s"u'
finally, that all farms fronting the rivor win uep'n
of two miles he run four miles back As inc ohy WIZ
and water are close to tho river this Is 70 ohoho o
settlers , ~,
The first 100000 feet OF lumber for koina'no 0'
and Mr. Fowler Of Albany left here to-day.
Tho /, lime Granville and Rideau Canals open OH
saturday, tho Richiliou Canal on Monday.
The Goh Rifles regulars, leave here on Iuesany 10
te North western expedition for which lSi boats arc
rlllV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

on Saturday no that he saw the steward ANU mt
utfc the vessel i'm order got the insurance. ana Lhat
was done with the knowledge and consent OF the Op
Tin The steward testified that the wreck was caused
hv te pors Of the sea- and that lie heard the deieho
ten liza companions that ho was going 10 put uPhJo1o
ond swear ~ he had done, TO recover the wages VI
,nn,ion of H. S. District Attorney Paris, the GeieInant
,pos uut under arrest held In default OF ban on
charge of perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcrAL TERM.

Decisions-By Judge Monell.-Uerdgcrd .agt;
NnIouey-iIoion granted and l. H. liennett appolhte1
n{vcr Erodcrj.ker agt. Guardian Murua Life Insur-
a"co 90 Walter H. PcckEam appointed special receiver
~ tho books, without security. Smith ngt c0e-hew
,ii yrantcd with costs to abide event. shaUghressy
orf ycIIly-inuncton vacated and set aside with 80
cost to the defendants, Reilly ana cary aif so eols
tbo nIaintid Applebaum agt. Bond:-JndGlneht lor
"ioirtg. damages tn be assessed by Shcrha Jury;
Ry Tide nncs-Prcst agt Hudson River Railroad
CoEIase settled and ilod. -, orlor
by Judge STANDARDIZATION as'' Do'ac'
afV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

Brig Mary A. p,vi. Wooster, Montevdse March bia~
Bna Orient Kroger, Rio Grande do Sci 20 days, hdea
scHooSEns-SivER 40 oossrMsS
Jota e Baeialev EIllAbe,hpot. Janss Mbya HesHsysa
9sdI Ss S%,A f s e2 S Mi s5s Essoa
Pom Hs,ari EbabsAport oaaanl ghabeihpor
Nes Regulas Eiatethport 4 fsSUtwz E5aeethpor-
Palladium, Eir,ieihpor. NaAufgsle "lalehporl
HS G iess D. 1e'h"' y Bafs Grases
storm. SS,is,,n R.cori Brigepor.
Greene County Farmer, Hartford. Cr.s. Ses-is,ea
I'm g. T5G%.. Yoreicb crso,hll ai.i.ors Point
L-cy G ian vsso-iL Lire Eil,o,,hpori
r. II. Daily Progid. zoe.
SAILED.
sterutp.-tre'c, for Bosoa s. Lsrren' - H,vi PrsrA
for lolGor Cyof Bnollr Eeuss and yn.a,i of Lysrpe
yss,on Geo WsLston Bhn for Ssa0reaasi
alS A9rtgl for aaryaa ,A5on f Ca az. ''%oi ~ E,,r
kug %. was,sgon Fsrf;Ic.se io5 =, Crr W. Il
sst Jam; Crc.a ior Cfie5as; ssy Celeste tr Moro
Cty. sc-EgaA =. CoEart for Jscme and fOa Qs4snis
ARRIVED. Sunday, May 1.
ssip Ocean oen Jones sSnenuHie' Copeahga asa Caro-
Bark j. cummings IIoot.ay. kntTcrr e lar. r5'e.
Bug ,doIs, wh'em.re G snfae.o, % day ggr
sehr. Fo.eaer SHAY fa.se, 60 aren 10 aa,, saEar
schr 5. II. cady slln, Nes-od.aa. ids-. MS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo7rox AyrIg Arrived steamships Wa. Knneiv from Bro
Ratcnale fru Poid.Plaj tas Pony A'.,sa from 'sr.4'
sr,Efrroy hrri 5Arad .taasp real,e from NssYO,
Sailed rtc3nshps irgc1, r Liverpool 'c'f ara 'l4Soo' o'
Eev.Yorx; Sea Gun, for Baltimore.
S,vAsr,H Ca Arl l7-Ardve, hr Cequete from Barsoos,
Wa Comes fra ,Y15s. Cleared tsss = san Jaeuto. ~
Huntsville Ees.,yra Ceutpg .of p -ehs bag s-''ss
for Barcelona.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QCRRSsT0wS April affe SOL sAip Cuba, f.'1 5a i. 49,; {
at this port Yesterday. r4tl Jroce'.ci.
TIE steamship Narren, Nev-York Ds L's'i 'r'l|l -,
o ILgTsaJ AID pocss4DL
MEMORANDA.
Tie sihr 81 !''-it MUM from Baltimore fr r.l. r 81
r,sinz through Gate, ashore foe Hog . sIlk hs
sou l,aiag D. feet uIler water an! bsf bow feet ont
49, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF gEw-Y0RK.


CLEARED.
Sanshins-C Of Brooklyn, Brooks, Liverpool; Nemesis Buce
Liverpool, Queenstown; Paraguay Williams. Loa.on C-n
tirnoohhn Glasgow AErcl BusS Bremen southampton; TAI
nee steele Hamilton Bernuia Gen Segwck Gates Galveston
Necrtans; sherman Croao Orans MONTGOMERY FaicotA
Savannah San Sal o Nekeron SayanuAh Charleston Berry
Charleston; Ellen TER Chipn Eewheri C. Washington Wal.
lace Newborn y c aae Bel Bourne Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Is Knight johnson Georgetown. D. C. Nogrl.er
Jones Philadelphia Neptune Baker Boston, Wan4.a Fish
Bedford
Faacjuyer. Athrrson, BRISTOL
BlsFcr tel Mar wswel Cet,e; Reindeer Wellington Dsba-
doesi dolirey sears NeNoreau5i Menan, Rollins Elizabeth
port,
smith, TruxU, Aglia Koch. Sha'
IN Matnza loIelce p ilaFtDr Grace " T.; Mcsla
rott "lot - & NJ Re nolis, Dick. 81 JOln b.; Calo
buchanan, E1thcIp1rt. ~ '
fchrTryec Hedges Arroyo p r. Armada Jones Beer River
y ~ - o. DAVIS DoaHe iurs lslni hauta Mcnurnc Windsor
~ Cusngo fot.or st johns ~ hing Bird Mun.ou ~, John
" H. Via iorui Clara Noolhouse, Rael Bos Tcs.s H. NJ
tonon tonion Jcssonyei ne, Glover, Sanl River Ga h. r.
smith Baker Norfolk j. H. Rap Cole Rchaoali r. Douyss
kch e. rroyIc town; Louisa Wilson Iol Boston 4 smith
Snow Wsham, fc Finn, NNiIayeu; Dart johnson Stamford
h'ops-F'e boNt WHOA Providence Domestic Redmond Bridge
port. o
ARRIVED.
steam hp Deutschland Ncynale bremen April &C. and northampton
II. mli'. Hui
Steamship James Aire Lockwood Charie,ton lse anl nes
Ste as.ip Nceu Metropolis. t(uck
S1amap ftHctat CT Norton, Nrg-1rets r,lse Il
sap Arnold hrpH Ste,nfen ko tea!sm
birk hoAeT Aose@, loochov jan !. tea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Captains and pr Of vessels arriving port requested %
deliver packages addressed the NewYork Pres oa
Nrons exhibiting the written authority o J. W. SI1onou General
Agent News PACKAGE the Journal Of Commerce 1Hs TRBuYg
UorH, SIN, ErUTess ErHiRJ Post Conli ffterer SGI's
/eg sud NeU Yorker DemOkra should also delivered OILY 10
M. : M nI-I..L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
UNITED sTArEs EAsrEnN pIsrnIcr col,pr

BctOre JRdye Bcnedict-IR United States act.
th1TlcS OSOn-ihc defendant was sailor ON board Inc
bu Nellie Chal Loot NJ the eth Of October last
ana lac with others brought sut in the UEltca SLATED
touii against the Ia recover Tbs fu auOuut of
ther wages In giving Testimony before Judge Benedict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
BORT iOar0ers' Eotice.

SrAfg SEw.YgRE, I
poRT.W ARpEys OsgCE, No. g Souta-s-5
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
R.orsne the Warea Ofcs % the Po VI New for 20 81
# ths sIi matter % h 10
or survey under eions
ton by the For Warcls ami that To- si % ~
be oI,e,a yia Ten days his notice tor al
L.:
Steamship James Aiger.
r. IL
Steamship Virginia.
CIoby. 'A'liht Dps
ltcr Hal. Sth's
q IctOl. p '"r4fIi
Hrigl j.f -Ol Il Ho'r4lA
St,r q. s''''
H'"'' W." CHAS. S. NACOMBRk Prestzt
J. AGES HERMAN Secet1rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
COURT CALENDARs-TmE D,r

o,, sr ryrv1vrn AND SUPREME CouRr, CKcUT-Par'L
{ erd4-Crm.n4l business .ots,ier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
SATURDAYS WEATHER RrpoET-9 v
MINIATURE AIAlANAC.

Sun SGn 65 Moon G:s7
HiGu WATER ~.
Sandy Hook. 89 Cow Is.n.... $3.50 Hell Gate .:i 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
SPAIN.

MINISTERIAL CHAEGEs-TIIE RELIGIOUS EDICA-
TON ITSTION--OPPO>ITIOS TO THE DRAFT
--TuE FIGHTING AT BARCELONA AND SARA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
CcelH GifGmn5.

DED HORSE HOTEL,
Ia Known o An rrcaus - Wssti1gton lr,''s 20
Neutrality-suspicious.
I[CUOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
a LIVERPOOL, All LONDON hA..4
from Pier %. North River
ANGLIA, SATURDAY, May =
aud e,ery ssgrny tA,r.if. -.
Cain passage. 81 .li 500 n'rn-a'ei 80 Sti' 90
Steera.s dcats above ports, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

lNOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ,-x
4 UNITED SrATIS and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CDSFNi'
R.zular Mail sailing she 2i n ever mont-i
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt /. L. liNELEfAlgh n! -
NORTH AMTRICA Capt q. B. SLDcch jane -
nER8IMACk, Capt WEIR, yuf - Oil. OIL. r..
Tte4e SPLENDID stesuers tI or schedule iMr Az cay "
Para PenaItuco Bahia and Rio de Jareio, gong az 70 f<
er.,ayeneuts Of fri gh a. rassaeo, apply - 49,,
q AERIsIIN- Arnrf. Nd. y. ----Ih
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
AUCTION SALES.
By Neville & Van Solinge1
COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN THE CITY OF
JEFFERSON.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is NOW
OFFERED TO PURCHASE
A FIRST CLASS COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
Situated ct the Corner of Louisiana avenue and
Coliseum street.
QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GROUND,
UNDER GOOD CULTIVATION.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.


DY NEVILLE d. VAN sOLINGEN.
Id Auctioneers-Offcs No. I'll Gravfer street
SATURDAY, March 10, 1870 at IL o'clock. M,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and Oustomhouse
streets win be sold at public auction
a CERTAIN QUARTER OF SQUAhE Or
GkOUND, comprising six lots of ground, tJgetner
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the city OF Jefferson, In the square
bounded by Louisiana avenue, Coliseum, Deiacnaise
and Chestnut streets, having 'front.' on LOUISIANA
avenue of 100 feet, by depth AND front on Coseum
street OF l6U feet.
The improvements consist OF finely built frame
cottage house, raised brick pillars nine feet
and contains all the modern improvements; IN the
there is two story kitchen bull Ding two large
cisterns well ana stable iding
The house has gas throughout ana marble man
tells of the latest style.
The garden is handsomely laid out and planted
with the choicest trees, flowers and shrubbery !;
altogether Offering great inducements to parties de-
sirous of purchasing comfortable home; the
neighborhood is of ths best in any part of the
city
If divided, the portion which the house stands
will 70 feet by 100 feet, forming the corner
Two lots. Mes. and 2, adjoining. measure each ~
feet by 100 fest in depth. Lot No. has front on
Coliseum street OF 30 feet by 1876 feet, and contains
the stable, we'll, exc.
TERMs-If sold in block, one-third cash; balance
in one and two years. for notes bearing eight per
cent interest from date until hnai payment, secured
by mortgage the property WITH all the penaines,
inclu dng five per cent lawyers fee in case OF suit
If sold in lots half cash. balance IN one year. WITH
eight per cent. Conditions as above The improves
mentS to be kept ms ureQ ana poicy transorreo ~
vendor.
Act Of SALE together with the United States inter
nal revenue stamps attached. before A. Hero, nots
~ public, at the purchasers expense mnlo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

pY G. e. GIKARDEX q 90, AgC-
ID rioreers.-Nicnolas j. Hoey, Auetioneer Once
No. II Exchange Place.-SATURDAI. April 2,
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change on Royal street. between Canal ana custom
I By u Of
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated December It, 1868, and numbering No. ~ 393
above EMIT ed matter, the following described ana
valuable property, to wit ,,.,on,o,,s
Brick Mansion. situated in the Second District OF
this city, and forming the corner OF Espanade and
z ns sp 5snpsne ey
Said property comprises two lots OF ground
measuring total front 81 feet inches on Espla-
nade street. by LOG feet inches depth and front on
Bourbon Street. together with all the improvements
thereon, comprising large and well arranged tnfee
story Brick Residence, known as NO SO Esplanade
Street, having on first floor large double parors
with marble mantes, hall, rear gallery, dining room,
pantres, kitchen and cooking range. On second
room, two servants rooms and bath room: On thlra
floor, hall, two bed rooms, nursery, cabinets and
closets, and in yard store rooms and coal ana WASH
house. The spare grounds are tsstefuHy arranged
as garden.
in the rear OF the above described property ana IN
the square, the lot measuring 81 teeJ lnch,
front Bourbon street, by depth OF l2s feet men
between parallel lines. The house mas four rooms,
two cabinets, kitchen, cstern etc. and is known as
Nos 299 and 30l, Bourbon street. 49,
Terms-One-third cash.; balance on credit o,
one and three years. for notes specially secured
by mortgage on the property bearing eight per cen
per asnum interest from the day OF sale until ma
payment. The mortgage TO contain the nVe pei
attorney fee clause binding the purchaser GO
pay, event that the given IN part payment
should have to be sued upon to enforce tnelr pay
ment, or any portion thereof. rhe Improvements &c
be kept insured by the purchaser and the pol1ces
transferred 20 the vendors Or holders OF the notes
until payment OF the notes. 80
| Acts of sale together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached, at the expense OF
| the purchasers, before t. Guyol, notary pubic
M au2