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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-14

FOURTH OF JULY.-The Jackson
Fire Company propose to celebrate
the Fourth by picnic at Jacobs
Grove.
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THANKs.-The ladies of Trinity
Catholic Church, tender their thanks
to all friends making donations and
rendering assistance at their late
Strawberry Festival, and to the press
of the city for liberal notices and ia
vnra
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which the public, and parties inter-
ested can be most certainly and
speedily reached.
ID. BANKS,
VIM. S. HoLLAwAY,
r. S. GLASS, }Com'rs.
w. S. EALM,
GRANT GREEN,
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cOUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
EYnnSYille. June Il. 1870.

Evansville, June II, 1870. !
The Council met at the usual hour.
Present, Councilmen Files, Van
Ripper, Muhlhausen. Richardt, Car
penter, Schaum, Heilman and
Doughty.
In the absence of the Mayor, Mr..
Doughty was called to the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The Committee on Streets and AL
leys, reported In favor of the opening
of William Street, from its present
terminus to Main Street, according to
a plan submitted.
Mr.. Carpenter objected that it was
an unnecessary expense, and he there
fore moved its reference to the Com
mittee of the Whole; carried.
The following bills were allowed:
Hugh Duffey, for work on powdered
Patrick Fitzpatrick, work on bowl
dsre 1an Riper Finance Committee %
TRIP to Cincinnati. IS Is
VIM. Holman, repairing bell-yoke
on Lower school House..-.;,......... 20
VIM. Rabm & Son, hhds. k1ndling... %
Thomas Foster, hauling grayel......... II 10
Street labor, Commissioners bill.......325 co
Police payroll, certified by Chlef..---.2S5 %
John Mc1nnerny 20 90
George 3 sonntag' nails; Two oils''''.' ,s ~ ~
Michael Bickel, hauling engine, and
dray ~ W
j ohm DOvell, work on sew er...............s 90
Evansville Journal Co., thre 9 biIls....I02 Is
stork. Brinkmeyer & Co ium Der and
labor on Pigeon Greek Bridge $1,000. 50 II
Evansville Gas Co., gas extensions. %
Chris Lindinschmidt, for post CO..
lars, .''...5o W
Keller 6 White, gla for lamps.......... 3 %
A bill of the Evansville Journal
CO.. for $15S, was referred to the Com
mittee on Printing.
A petition was received from tW enty
citizens of Hubbard's addition, and
the northeastern enlargement, for the
filling up of lots 10 and IA inclusive,
10 block 16 of northeastern enlarge
ment. representing the same az pes
tilent." causing disease, &C., &c;
Referred to the Committee on MUS
ances.
Fredrich's soap factory. resulted In
an order to the Marshal to notify the
owner to remove the nuisance, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Schaum. who had exam
ined the matter, and reported IN IA
vor of the same.
A communication was received from
e. G., Van Ripper, Secretary eff the E.,
Q. & P R. r. Co., notifying the Coun--
Gil that the Directors of that road
requested the preparation Of bonds to
pay the subscription.
A petition from Mr.. FL. Harre, ask
ing to be appointed Sexton of Oak Hill
Cemetery. was referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole, and Friday
afternoon was appointed for them to
visit the Cemetery to make all neces
sary arrangements concerning the |
same. The Trustees of the Cemetery |
we're, on motion, invited to accom-
pany the Committee.
A petition to be appointed a police
man for Independence, resulted in !
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BEFORE THE JUsTIoEs.--George
Eaves was turned over to Justice
Walker, by the Recorder, and exam
lined on charge of picking Gilbert
Ri0a's pocket, of a wallet and four
dollars in money, the pocket pick
ing being done in Sam Brakes sa-
loon, in Apps Block. Eaves was
sent to Jail in default of $3.50 bail.
Sam. Drake, keeper Of the saloon,
for assaultirg Rice with pop bottle,
when he demanded the return of the
stolen money. was fined So and costs,
enough to make a sum total of 80 20.
Mary Barry, of Independence, is a
very Independent woman, independ-
ent of law and independent Of her
neighbors. she berates them soundly.
She scolded and provoked Mrs. Ro.
senmeir to an extent that Justice Nc
Ternan considered worth 81 80.
Mary said she would 60 to Jail, but
the Justice thought different. He
sent her home and sent an officer to
levy on her property to collect the
fine. Mary has complained of
nearly all the neighborhood around
her, but the Justices always refuse to
entertain the complaint, wherefore
Mary deems herself abused.
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B~Collection Books for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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Corrected Time Table, June "a.
ssAILY JOURNAL
TUESDAY, JUNE II. 1870.
TY NEW s .

~ Good cinders can be had at the
JOURNAL Office.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co. sold twenty-three hogsheads of
tobacco yesterday at from So 10 for
frosted Tugs, to SO 80 for medium
leaf. At the usual hour this morning
they will offer some forty hcgsheads
from Messrs. Reno, of Greenville.
KY; Messrs. Weldon & Raterree,
Mouth Sandy. Tenn; Dawson & Cof-
fey. Pleasant Ridge. KY. aud others.
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B9 Cheap Envelopes and Writing
Paper at the JOURNAL Office.
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Respectfully submitted,
JNO. SHANKLIN, Z. V. q. B. s.
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New York cold and STOCK MarRof.

By Telegr9ph.I NEW YORK, June l8
Wall Street dull under the report Oh the
Pei VIVIAN loan Tor $50 900 goo, negotiated fu
Paris az -.
MONEY Easy az a0b.
hTERLING-Dull az 05f0B<
GeLD-LoWer and dulis opened nt 1915.
closed l29s8l25<. Carrying rates per cent
% Zlet. ClearRncea 2l,0QO001, Estimated
shipment tomorrow $500 0p0-tWo-thIrda
In gold bars, and the rest q IN silver coin.
lInWMU-rl nTunIrl- .nu-nr md .r..
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THE EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI
To DAY.-From present indications
there will be upwards of $50 persons
leave Evansville, this evening, for the
S@ngerfest, by way of the Cincinnati
Junction route, and as the tickets are
good to &c from here on any train of
the 14th. 10Th, 10th and 18th, many
more will undoubtedly follow.
The Leiderkranz Society, accom-
panied by the famous Crescent City
Silver Band, leave the E. & G. Depot
at 5 80 this afternoon, to be Joined at
Terre Haute by the Mannerchor So
ciety.
Arrangements have been made with
the Terre Haute & Indianapolis r. r.
by which four or five coaches will be
in readiness on the arrival of the train
from Evansville, to receive such as
may wish to rest until 1:25 A. NJ,
when the train proceeds to Indianap-
oils, arriving at o'clock. A change
is made here to the Junction cars,
which run through to Cincinnati. ar
irving shortly after 10 o'clock, when
a committee of twenty-five horsemen
will receive and escort the societies to
headquarters. At one o'clock on
Wednesday. the grand procession
takes place, in which all the societies
take part.
For the accommodation of ladies
and children. separate car will be
reserved for their entire benefit. A
train will leave Cincinnati Sunday
night, June 10Th, at 9:45, from the
o., Il. & d. Depot, making connec-
tons and arriving here at IL 20 Mon
day morning. Tickets can be had at
the store Of Steinbach, Wack & Co.
for the round trip for So 80.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-14

New Orleans Market
BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June l3.
CoTTOly-pull and lower; middllnR, 1910;
sales, $50 balesi receipts, 2, 1872 bales; exc
ports, S,2'9 baless stock, 1850 bales.
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THE HENDERSON LAND SCHEME. -
The following letter shows for itself
how shares IN this scheme are selling
in Louisville:
LOUISVILLE, July 10, 1870.
Messrs- semonin, Dixon & Co., Evansville,
Indiana;
GENTS: - We enclose a receipt
for i've hundred dollars for ac-
count of advertising, on account of
Mr.. VIM. McClain. Please accept
thanks fer your courtesy. l was in
tie Commercial Bank this morning,
about twelve o'clock, and the sales at
that hour for to day, were something
over $3.50, and the daily sales here
now run from $400 to $1,000. Hoping
you meet with equal success. / remain
truly yours, +. j. DIBBLE.
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Manifest of the steamer City OF Evans
vile, from Cairo, June u:
w Ford, hhds tobacco: A & L Uhl, G
casks potters' cay; VIM q Brown & Co,
hhus tobacco: A E Shradsr, p hhds 10
Baird q Harf, ID bbls potatoes: Chas
Schaum, 8 bbis flour; II d Allis & Co, Al
bbls do; Henry Ayres & Co, 20 b5ls OF
W htaky.
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Louisville-2 bags feathers, 1 bag ginseng,
bags rags, dry hide, p hhds tobacco, III
hhds do, hhds do, box do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
Parish OF st. Mary

A SUGAR PLANTATION, situate on bota sides
of Bayou Sale having front of about u arpents on
both sides of said bayou by depth OF AZ arpentss
also a Tract of Land situated as the allow
having arpents front on both 81 deS OF SAID bayouI
by 40 arpents deepa total front OF ~ arpents and
superficial area of about 1900 arpents- Improves
cribs stables, negro cabins, two comfortable dwe1
ing houses, eight acres OF good seed cane, about
barrels of corn hay, eight mules, some cattle, ETC.,
This place is situated about nine miles from Cenex
Vile and about fourteen miles from Franklin, aud
the hast sugar or cotton land in Louisiana. $50
SUGAR PLANTATION, situate in the partan
of St Mary, about two miles above the town o.
Franklin containing about 741 arpents on the sa5oN
Teche having fine two-story new dwelling house,
sugar house (horse power) negro cabins. and cut
buildings all in good condition !; IL acres Of seed
cane about 600 barrels of corn hay, FODDER, etc.
500 acres cleared lane. balance wood the best sugaR
'A A II SUGAR PLANTATION. formerly John n
Foote'S plantation, situate tie Teche, about
front OF about arpents. by a depth of 40 arpentss
the side lines divergipg SO as TO give supernciA
area of SIS acres, more or less; immediately in the
rear the above plantation there is l43 90 100 acrs
Belonging to the same p antation lmprovemenU-
Dwelling house, out buildings, sugar house. enigma
etc all in bad repair. On the place there IS on8
of the finest orange groves in the parish The Teohe
A LaRGE SUGAR PLANTATION in the parish
of St Mary about three miles below Pattersonvlli8
and six miles above Brashear CITY, having front OF
81 arpents the right bank OF the Atchafalaya
river by depth OF 40 arpents lines diverglngs
making about 1875 superficial arpents. Improve
ments: Two-story slate roof dwelling and two winGo
attached, thirteen rooms; overseers heuse. seven
engine cooper and blacksmith shops, sugar house,
two sets kettles, stables, corn mouse, COW sneo.
a TRAGT OF LAND in the parish of st. MARI,
fronting on Bayou snaffer, and known as the P69k
Island place. containing about $40 superficial acres
with improvements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

DIV s. GUINAULT. AUCTlOSEER-
d Office, corner of Exchange alley and Bienvlile
April 10. 1870 viii be
sold at twelve clock. NJ, at the st. CHARLES Auc'
tion EXCHANGE st. Charles street, between Com non
and Grayier Streets by virtue of order from
the Honorable the Second District Court for the
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
faubourg IRENE, Second District OF this city. 10
square number thirty-one comprised oe,ween ma
American measure, % feet 10 inches and half IN
front on Marais street, by a depth OF 80 feet III
inches and lines front on Cont street; toeetner
with a two-story brick house. with verandan 90
both streets and containing three rooms ana nall
on the ground floor. The corner room Is larger
than the two others, being used as sto' e. Three
rooms LANDING and back gallery on the second Eoor
Two other twostory brick buildings aoIolnlpR tne
above one built on Marais street and having three
rooms with entrance door; the other naVinS
{ ur rooms double two story Drlck privy, TWO n.y.
drants, ETC., ths whole divided into two tens
IRE whole agresably to plan to be exhibited
| the Exchange.
| Terrns-'FWo thousand dollars $4,000 cash, and
the balance credit OF one, two and three years
from ths day of 5ale in notes or coupons, II re-
our red TO suit the convenience OF the vendors 1or
their respect We shares drawn by tbs purchaser to
his own order and By hi Endorsed, bearing interest
at eight per cent per from date until nal
pa,rnert payable at the Bank OF America, IN TINS
city secured by vendors privilege ana mort gage On
thu property soid the purchaser to assume tins
payne ut of taxes of any kind due on said property
for the years 1859 aud 1870, and to keep constantly
said notes. and so until tnalr hnal payment, the
buildings erected said property: to transfer the
policy OF insurance to the tutrix OF SAID minors fol
thej- benefit; and the purchaser to pay also al
lawyers fees at the rste OF ten per CENT IN cas-:
judicial proceedings should become necessary L
| recover the amount Of said notes
Act of sale before Joseph CUviiller, notary puDiI
at ths expense of the purchaser including th'
unitsd States stamps. moi5 rs 81 ADJ 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
ELEGANT MANSION ON CANAL STREET
AND THREE LOTS OF GROUND CORNKR
OF MARAIS STREET. in the First District.
late residence of Thomas P. May. ESQ.
THE SUPERB AND COMPLETE ASSORT
MENr OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
THE ESTABLISHMENT.
BY ORDER OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE
TREASURY ana for account OF the United
States Government

D Office No. l62 Common strest-TUESDAY, Nay
81. 1e70 at twelve O'Clock M, at the 81. gnaIes A1c-
ton Exchange, in the basement rotunda OF the 81.
Charles Hotel. by order of the Solicitor OF tne
Treasury. and for account Of the United states Toy
eminent will be sold by auction, to the highest bld-
der, the following described valuable property 70
THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE situated At the
corner of Canal and Marais Streets First District.
built by Mr.. Armand Heine. for his own occupar
Thomas P May, Esq. The buildings are Of modssn
construction and architecture, and contain all tha
dwelling. of the present day. They embrace spa- Z
eious halls drawing looms rooms P..lors dinirg :.con;
msnts etc. all finished in the best style. without
The property embr,ces three lots Of ground in the
square bounded by Canal, GasQuet Marais and Viii
lere streets, designated ~ the Nos l. 2 and on
MAY, 1889, deposited in the office Of Lucien Her.
mann, late a notary in this city. measuring each
DEPTH between parallel lines. Of l27 feet 10 inches
aud lines, American measure; lot No. farming
the corner of Canal and Maras street, together
with the of alley in the rear OF said lots open
ing Marais street, common to SAID iots ana oelns
This property, from its elegant construction and
convenient and accessible location upon Canai
Get. presents an unusual opportunity 60 secuies
Fsrms and conditions-Onet third cash in United
Of the purchaser to his own order and ~ him en-,
dorsed, payable at one and two years, IN eqna.
from date until paid and special mortgage and ven
dor's prIvil ged upon the property until final Psy-
ment. The mortgage to embrace the clause OF nve
Ler cent or attorneys fees in of suit to recover
payment of the notes any part thereof should
they not be punctuay paid at maturity: Inc n4uo-
ton of the agent of the united states Cover nment
and to be kept insured until final payment ana the
policies to be transferred to the vendor
Act of sale beforeA Hero. Jr, notary public. at the
expense OF the purchaser, including all stamps 70
Qured by law
The extensive assortment OF elegant Rosewood,
Drawing room, ParIor,, Dining room Library ana
ARTICLES OF VERTU. CURTAINS, CARPETS,
etc The entire contents of this elegant estabiisn-
June 2 1870 prior to which time catalogues will be
furnished and more particular notice given.
fe27 nh6 Is 20 q ap3 10 II "a myl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
SALE 81 THE SHERIFF OF TIE PARISH OF
OaLEANS. IN ORDER TO EFFECT PAR
TTTTON.
WILLIAM M1CARRY, EXECUTOR, VS..
ELIZABETH HOPKINS e. AL.
Second District Court for tAe parsa o. Orleans
No, 33,4l5.
SALE 81 THE SHERIFF OF TIE PARISH OF
SUE IN PARTITION,

by VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT Rem
q, 1870, to me directed by the Honorable the
Second District Court for the parish r- Of
coed 10 sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, IN the second DIS
trlct of tais city, on TUESDAY. April II. l87G
at twelve o'clock M, order to effect PARTITION
the following de cribed property to wit
l. CEHTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
and all the rights and privileges thereto belonging
or IN any wise appertanng, situate IN the First DIS
trict of iris city. in ths square bounded by Com
mon GraEier, ST. haqdaen and st. Aoeline
architect dated fourteenth of February 1851 and de
uos ted in the Office OF Michael Gsnon, notary pub
ic in this ty.
SAID lot n easures in American measure, twenty
by depth srd front st Adeline street OF one
Hundred and twenty fest between parallel lines and
forming tue corner OF said Common and ct.
Adeiine streets x-.,,.
Hopkins, late Of this city, ceased and husband OF
Mrs, Mary NcOernott BY purchase from Robert
Mintuth, by act passed before said notsry, Mi
ch aei Gerrop, or the eighteenth February, 1881.
2. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situate
in the city OF CarToton parish CT Jefferson in this
State design ated by the num Der thlrty-ons mum
Der tWsnty-oue thousand one hundred and thirty
enc city psan) on plan OF bemmersacd surveyor
dated Janusry le47, deposited IN the otce OF u
l. Ricardo, late q notary public in this city.
Said square is bounded By Thirteenth, Highland
Key and Colapissa streets. 1t measures three hun
| dred and five feet front each OF said streets
lots Being the same property acquired BY the SAT-
| late William Hopkins from Adophe Cramer, pc
| act passed before said late notary, D. l. Ricardo
| datedlthe eighteenth n arch, lS47
| Terms-Casn on the spot.
| THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mill "a apls Sheriff OF the Parish OF ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25

DV g. GUIgAULT, ACCTI0NEER-
. Once Exchange alley and ,Blenvii!e street.
SATURDAY. April l6, 1870. will De SOLO at twelve
O'clock M, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange,
ST. Charles street, between Common and Gravier
streets. by virtue OF Judgment from the Honorable
the Second District Court for the PARISH OF "
leans, rendered ard signed on the twelfth March,
1870. the following property; 70 W.T. .,o s.oo,a
District OF this city, the square bounded by Bur
gundy, Rampant, St. Louis and CONT streets,
m ssi.ring French measure about % feet front on
bnrgunoy more or less, by 81 feet in Depth bound
ed on one side By the property belonging TO Mr De
L'Hoste or assigns. and on the otner side. towar
St Louis street, by property belonging to Mr
jacques Dupasseur, or assigns 10
having on the around floor psrlor, bail and pantry.a
large gate, hres rooms and pa cony on tne
second story with two looms IN the a.t,c' t cs
la kitchen and wash room on the ground floor,
three rooms in the upper story, priyy, coal ROOM
waterworhs and paved yard. 800. .
The whole agreeable to plan, to be exhibited al
the Exchange 49, - ,
nors Fernand, con and Lee Dupsire, IN said prop
ert7. oDe-twelfth thereof payable when SAID minors
will have attained their majority, as follows: -
Tns share Of the MINOR ernand Dupeirs payable
on the second OF JanUary, 1877.
The share Of the minor Leon Dupeire payaole Oh
tbs fourth of January. 1879.
The share, OF the MINOR, Lee Dupeire. payable on
the twenty seventh May. 1855 lne purchaser ~, 70
num in saic amounts from DAY OF sae to final pay
meut; said payments of interests TO be made yearly
in ad varce TO the tutor OF said minors. Ana Tor
the remaining eleverth-twe fins OF said property,
the same to be sold onethird CASH and the balance
in noJes of the purchasers, divided into coupons,
PAYABLE at credit OF one and two years after date,
bearing interest at the rate OF elgnt per cent per
annum from date until paid secured by MORTGAGE
and vendor privilege the property sold, with the
clause of non aenando and five per cent attorney
fees of suit for the recovery OF SAID notes OF
auv part of them
The taxes fer the year 1870 and the United States
in arpa stamps, ana costs OF acts OF safe
at the expense OF the purchaser.
The property sold to be insured TOR at least three
Thousand dollars $500, and the policy transferred
over TO the holders OF the notes.
The minors, Dupeire. to retain also mortgage
and vendors privilege the property TO secure tins
faithful pay II their share il the price OF sale
ard all interests thereon.
Act Of sale before Eusebe Bo;Iay, notary ppol.c.
rnhi3 % 80 APPS l3 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
AUCTION SALES.
By c. e. Girardey & Co.
VALUABLE BArTURE PROPERTY.
With the Right of Accordion.
MRS. JOHN HARRISON EFT AL VS. MAURICE
n Bowman, Curator, etc,
sat IN PARTITION,
Second District court for ths Parish OF Orleans
No 81, 1872

d tionsers-Nicholas J. Hoey, ATGti3neer-ohi. 2
No II EA hange Place. SATUEDA1, Aprl,
lsTo at twelve o'clock M a. tne heswsan GansI
and Oustomhouse streets. by virtue OF an oIoe! on
the Honorable the Second District court Ior the
parish of Oteans rendered in the above entitled
matter On twentyninth March. 1859. and signed
second April 1869 will be sold at public anction[
TWO CERTAIN LOTS b ~ nf tbs First
District of this city, together WIN tue Ignt .. ~
creJion thereuuto belonging IN the sqaafG nounoea
by Front. Water. Terpsichore ana Hendersohn
streets Said lots or portions of ground aoJon each
other and commencing at the distance OF Gu ee1 II
inches and lines from the Gor5 70 a.; OF h "a
lines front on Font and running throrgn the
square depth of 3OO feet, have eacn front OF ~
Terms of sale One-uhird cash, the remainder al
one and two years credit, in notes OF TIE purchaser
subdividsd to snt the interests inVoveo anu pea,
ing interest Of eight cent per anpum from cate
of sale until final payment. secured py speciai mort
gage and vendors lien on the properly soio, win
event Of iudcial demand to inforoe payment of the
notes any of them. and purchasers iu y, 70
assume payment over ana ABOVE Tue the lao
and D to the day OF sale A., -
Acts of sale and United States stamps ct the ex'
pense OF the purchasers before T. y. CuveleT ESQ.,
notary public os.o. s.+tlo
ment of other interests. Will oe 500 on the same
THREE OBTAIN PORTIONS Or LOTS OF
GROUND in the same square as ano aoIolnluS ons
above described property and having ike right OF
accrston and meas urirg tog 5ther 81 feet ii inches
and line from. Front street. q feet ~ mere
aud lines trent on Water street by 3Ot feet IN
depth and front on Terpsichore street and forming
the corners of Terpschore, Front and alter streets
and with the hrst mentioneo pIopeny iias ~
together total of III feet 10 inches auo lines Oh
Front street l27 fest 10 inches and lines on atel
street by 800 feet on Terpsicnore street, the Wloie
accordance with plat OF survey ~ x a. He
Fsbrnarva =. is-0, mhs 10 % app 9