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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-24
MONETARY and Commercial.
MON ETARY Y.
DEF.Ox OF THE DAILY REPUkLiOA6.
MONDAY EVENING. May q. ls'U.

oFgIox OF THE DAILY REPUsLigAN.
MONDAY EVENING. May g. 1870.
The money market continues unchanged.
AL notes, secured by unQuestionable c0liat
erals. and Al business paper without col
laterals, are quoted at lO@12 u cent "
annum, and second grade at l@13 u cent
q month. Al mortgage notes are quoted at
9@lo y cent U annun, and second class at
HOP.
Gold opened at 1l4s@ll4s against ll44 at
New York;, and after selling as low as ia
en- private kilograms from Wall street. quot
ing decline to ll35, closed at 11440l143
(sgairstll4s). The sales included $4,000 at
114t@l144, $4,000 and $4,000 at l144, $500,
$500 and $50, 600 at 1l4s, and $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 at lag. Nothing trans
PRED in silver.
ONLY limited business was done in for
eign exchange and at irregular rates, vary
ing in agreement with the course of gold.
The sales of sterling embraced fl3 500, Of
which, $500 bill of lading at 124i. $1,000 Al
clear ut l24s, $1,000 at l24s, $4,000 at l244,
$4,000 bank at 1874 and $4,000 AL clear (eariy)
at 125. In francs small amount of AL com.
mercial changed hands for remittance.
Sterling may be quoted at l244@l241 and
1919 for good to AL bill Of lading and clear
and l25 0l25s for bank, a decline of about
4@3 per cent. since Saturday evening.
Francs are scarce and in request and rule
proportionatey higher than sterling; they
are quoted nominal at O. .52d for al COM
uercial - @4.5O for bank.
Domestic exchange was, if anything,
rather frmer, but without any quotable
change. We still quote J % cent premium
as the bank rate for sight drafts on New
York in sums to suit. The sales included
$50 900 commercial sight on New York at
premium; $50 600 commercial and $4,000
bank at SIG; $4,000 private bankers ard
$40, 900 commercial at /; $50 900 five days
sight on New York at par, and Si5, GOO sight
on Boston at premium.
The stock market was very dull, the bust
ness being principally confined to Crescent
City Slaughterhouse and Ship Island Canal.
We notice firm feeling in most solid secur-
tiles. which are in request Tor summer in
vestment; but they are generally held at
figures above the views Of buyers. The
sales included 200 shares Ship Island Canal
at 81 III and 500 at 81 l7a; $50 Crescent
City laughterhouse at 81, GO at s27@
q %, and 800 (esrlyl at S3003G 50;- and 100
Mississippi Valley Levee Company at Sill.
We understand that Ship Island Candl was
offered at 81 10 at the close; Mississippi
Valley Levee Company was also offered at
Sl1, and no takers; % shares CarrolltOn
Railroad sold on Saturday at Sis so.
The only sale of bonds reported is $1,000
old consolidated city of 1852 at :.
On Saturday, not reported, $4,000 Metro
politan police changed hands at 81. Deal
ers bought State at So for new and 9St@94
for old, and Metropolitan police at 93aG94,
and sold the former at 80 for new and $50
Sc for old. and the latter at 94I@95.
The transactions in city reasury notes
were confined to trihing sums to dealers.
who bought at 20 per cent discount and sold
at I7mlS
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SHERIFFS SALES.
S.,x.a hsd nd hoard Of .lQsanh XaYlaI OeltAu

Mrs NJ l.. AlmOnaster, Wife Separated
from bed and board o. Joseph ASvlsr DeIao
71OuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
ish of Orleans. No. g. 9ss BY virtue Of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the aonoraOie
the Fourtn District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, l will proceed 70
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and Ano
tioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal ~
and Oustomhouss streets in the Second District on
this city, On SATURDAY, June II. 1870. al t"eve
O'Clock n. the following described property 70
FOURTEEN LOTS or GROUND situated in
the rear of this city frst IN ~ PsmVra
jackson, saicedo and Gayoso streets, ana numbered
from one 70 fourteen incusve 70 IN ms
CITY, dated the ninth Of March 1861 and 6eposted IN
tee office OF Amedee Duoatel notary public IN TINS
city plan number twenty two of the BOOK OF pans
number seven. The said lots OF ground having tne
following dimensions, to-wit:
On Palmyra street thirty eight feet one inch front
on Gayoso street, and eightytwo fee: eight incnes
number two. Lot number two thirty one feet hys
inches front on Pc myra street. by one hundred
on the line which divides it from lot num-
Der three Lot number three, thirty one feet
FIVE inches front on Palmyra street. by one hundred
and forty two feet SIX INCHES and Blk lines on the
line of lot number four. Lot NUMBER TOUR, thirty
one feet five inches front OF paimra street py one
hundred ard two feet six inches and SIX lines
in depth on each side. Lots numbers five, six.
seven, eight 81 d nina, each thirtyone feet hve
inches front Palmyra street, by one hundred and
eight feet in depth. Lot number nine forming the
corner of Salcedo street. Lot number ten, thirty
four feet six and six lines front OF Salcedo
street, by hundred and forty-one feet eight
inches and three lines on each SIDE Lot NUMBER
eleven. thirty four feet six inches and SIX
lines front on Salcedo street, two hundred
feet four inches and Seven lines in depth
on the side of lot number ten and one hundred and
seventy TWO feeteeven inches and four ines on the
other side Lot number twelve thirty four feet SIX
inches front on Sslcedo, street, by one hundred
and forty FIVE feet six inches and one limo in depth
on the side of lots Nos. thirteen and fourteen Lot
namter thirteen thirty one feet five inches front on
Jackson street, by one hundred and eight teet IN
depth and front on Sacedo street; and lot number
fourteen, one bundled and thrty-seven feet eleven
inches and Ave lines in depth diagonal line
running from Jackson street 10 the rear OF lot num-
Der three and one hundred and fourteen feet eleven
inches the ipe together with all the rights
and privileges thereto attached. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein from
the plaintiff, as per act passed before Amedee Du
catel. notary public this city, tho eighth Of
April. 1867.
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
myI0 % iell Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Cyprien DufOur, Agent, etc., W. A. W
Walker.


Walker.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish OF Orleans, No. % 656.By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale directed by the Honorable the
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auction GERS
tomhouse Streets in the Second District of this CITY,
on SATURDAY, june H. 1870, st twelve O. clock NJ
GGkTafs sQuHaH oF GROUND
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon and all the appurtenances tnereunto
Louisiana sugar Refinery and being situated
IN the parish CT Orleans on the left bank of the
| river Mississippi, and measuring one hundred and
seventy-three feet front on the public road, one
hundred and seventy-one feet. four inches an five
Enes in width in the rear four hundred and seven
ty-ore feet and five inches in depth on one side nd
hve hundred and seventeen feet five inches in depth
on me other SIDE adjoining the property formerly
Together with the machinery and fixtures attach.
ed thereto with the exception of certain machinery
ana fixtures belonging to the dislllery newly estab-
lshed thereon by the defendant, will more fully
appear by reference to act of sale of said
by James welsh to defendant, passed before p.
Charles Cuvel!ier. notary public in this city, the
seventh day of March. 1853.
Some of tie machinery belonging properly to the
isennery having been seized by the United states
authorities as part OF the Distery, such will be
| chaser, from whomsoever has bought the said Dis
| tillery, or the United States authorities
Seized IN the sbeye suit.
| OF three uninsured promissory notes, secured by
| concurrent mortgage on the property afore de.
/ drawn by defendant to his cwn order, and by him
Endorsed dated February g. 1861 the two first for
| the sum OF five thousand dollars (SsOoO each and
payable. respectively on the eighteenth of August.
ls7o, and On the eighteenth Of February, ISL
hundred and fifty dollars (s55SO), pas able on the
eighteenth OF August 1871, and all Of said notes
ss1 s5
OF ths price OF adindiSs sia :ssh on the spot
L a-;H of fNoD a. Soh - MI.
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A SINGULAR CASE.
The Sleeping Beauty" OF Tennessee, By I
One Who Has Seen Her.

The Sleeping Beauty" Of Tennessee, by
One Who Has seen Her.
UNION CITY, Tenn, May IA, 1870.
To the Editor of tie Louisville Commercial:
50 much has already been written in re-
gard to the lady known here as the sleep
ing Beauty" that l can scarcely hope to
give you anything new. but Will add my ties.
Iimony to that already given, and make you
a plain statement IF facts, as + know them
from her mother, brother a1d friends, who
now have her in charge in the same house
in which am stopping, and from which
am now writing to you. Miss Susan Caro-
line Godsay, was born IL Oblon county, Ten.
nessee. and within ten miles of this city, of
poor but very respectable parents. Her
father has been dead for over twelve years.
Her mother still lives ard watches over her
loved child, and the suDken eyes and fur
rowed brow show very plainly that the
trials and SORROWS she has experienced in
her duty for twenty-one years. she is very
Door. and, to some extent, dependent on the
contributions Of visitors, to take care OF and
procure proper supplies for her charge.
Miss Godsay was taken sick when about
four years Of age with what was supposed
to be chills and fever, but which bat1ied the
skill of nurses and physicians for more
than two years, at which time she fell into
nervous sleep, from which she has not awoke
since for longer time than twelve minutes.
She usually sleeps soundly from eleven
O'Clock at night until about six in the morn
ing, and through the day awakes about
once an hour. Her waking spells are never
of less than four nor more than twelve, but
usually about six minutes duration. In her
waking moments she speaks both pleasant
ly and intelligently, answers promptly any
questions asked her, and appears quite
happy and contented.
One of the strangest points of this strange
case is the seemingly total absence of any
thing like respiration. a piece of the finest
polished glass held to her lips fails to dis
close the slightest trace of breath. Her
Pulse is perfectly still, and but for nervous
or tremulous motion Of the body, which
never ceases, you might at any time call her
dead. She has grown during her affection
from little child to about the average
height Of her sex, and weighs ninety-six
pounds, and although her body and hands
show her very poor in flesh, her face is full
and smooth, and her features well devel-
oped. Indeed, such rare style do her fea-
lures portray that she is not appropriately
called the Sleeping Beauty of Tennessee.
HACK.
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q. A. Pickett Va. n. a. Gi-se.

CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- Orleans, No l976.-By virtue of writ of feri
faciss against Mrs. Widow S. A. Giese, to me di
rected By the Honorable Seventh District Court
cause. viii proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, hoy al
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
the Second District OF this city on SATURDAY,
june IL, $780, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
scrlbed property TO wit - -
|. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stu
ated in suburb nfoutegut in the Third District
of this city in the square bounded by Love Cor Fam
parD. Goodchdren (2r st. Claude). Monte gut and
ouet Streets designated by the number SIX, seven
and eight, a plan drawn by L.. j. Pile late
Deputy Surveyor General dated fifth day OF Octo.
ber 1856 and deposited in the Office Of l.. L. Caire,
late notary public in this city
Said lots measure. each, thirty-two feet front on
Montegut street. by one hundred and six fee: four
inches and foun lines in depth Being the same
property acquutd by Henry Giese, defendants
late husband by purchase from Rose DaZems, by
act passed before @. V. fouion, notary public in
this city, on the fourth day OF March, 1913
2. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
in the suburb Montegut, In the 1hlrd District OF
this city, in the square bounded by Love Tor Ram
part), Good Children Tor ST. Ciaude). Montegut and
pan drawn by L j. Pile, late Deputy Surveyor
General dated the fifth day of October, 1886, arc
deposited in the office OF L. T. Care. late notary
pU bic in this city
Said lot measures thirty-twe feet front on Good
Children Tor St. Claude) street, by hundred and
tfty-nins feet eight inc1es in nepth.
Being the same property acquired by Henry Giese,
the band of the defendant, on the fifth of March,
1874 from Gustave Ducros. By act passed before O.
'. Fouion, notary public in this city:
Together with the buildings and improvements
on said tour lots of ground.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
myll % iell Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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W. Clannon.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish OF Orleans, No. % 993.--By virtue of q WRIT
of seizure and sale to directed by the Honorabls
the tourh District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell Ut
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Customhouse streets IN the Second District of this
city, on SAT URDAY, June Is. 1870, at twelve
O'Clock M. the following described property, to
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF of a Ger.
tain lot OF ground situate in the First District OF
Uarondelet and st. Joseph streets, designated BY
the number twelve, on a plan drawn by Louis Ssrgi
late deputy surveyor general on the fourth day OF
october, ls4l deposited in the records Of TIL
Seghers, formerly notary public in this City.
Said lot measures twenty three feet six inches
one inch and three-6fths line Together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon. rights,
ways privileges and appurtenances tnereuAto be-
:ougipt or IN any wise appertaining
:. FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with
all he rights ways, privileges and appurtensnces
situated in thu rev suburb Marigpy, Third b s.
trct of this CITY, des gnated by the numbers eight.
nine. ten. eleven and twelve in square one hundred
and ten on the original plan made BY Joseph Pili5,
late Surveyor on the first day of june ls2o. depos
tied in the records of Q. Pollock. late notary public
eight inches front on lEsperance street by one hun
dred ana fifty feet in depth Lot number nine
forms the corner OF Union and temperance streets,
and measures fifty feet front on Union street by
depth OF one hundred and twenty feet on Esper
ance street. and lots numbers ten, eleven and twelve
measure each sixty feet front on Union street by
depth Of one hundred and twenty feet. all French
measure.
chased he same fron John williamson testamer.
taIy executor Of the late hobert uIannon. by act
passed before Hugh Madden, late notary public
this city, on the twenty fourth day Of May, 1865
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cashon the spot;
my4 isl0 Is Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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tn T. h Alb r.

She is the blithest, brightest bird:
The sweetest, winsOmest little lay,
That e'er loveless bosom stirred
To own affections potent sway.
Her locks are sunshine softly carried
Above brow they loved to KISS :,
Her eyes twin stars from other world,
Wandering in wonder over this.
Her cheeks are ruddy. sweet and fair.
Where dimples play at hide and seek;
Her lips bright stores of gladness, where
Rejoicing waves Of laughter break.
For home she's one continued song
A sunny dispellant of care;
A star of Joy where troubles throng;
To earth Heaven-to Heaven n prayer
From Xdrifd.
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ghe Boston Transcript is very compli-
snentary to one Of our distinguished citi-
se2s for participating in the fifteenth
amendment celebration:
Longsfreet, whose courage and gallantry
on the field can rot be gainsayed even by
the rear guard and stay-at-home Democ-
racy, WAS never drawer than when, on the
Gairtieth OF April last, he met the allied
forces of Southern prejudice and passion.
Els last charge ia his best.
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
myl7 % . Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.


The City of New Orleans vs. Charles
Beebe
CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- sh of Orleans No. l70i.-By virtue of a writ
of fer facias, to directed by the Hon
orable the Seventh District Court for the Parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Aucsioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Custornhouse streets in the Second District
twelve o'clock d., the following described property
to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Sixth Assessment District and Second Dis
trict OF this city. in square numb ninety three
bounded b. Dauphine, Uustomhouse, Burgundy and
BjeuyiIle Streets and measuring in american
measure, twenty-five feet four inches and four lines
twenty feet ten inches and We lines in depth
between parallel lines, together with all the i'm
provemenCs thereon.
Seized in the above sui
Terlns-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
myl0 % ieIl Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Foreign Nark cts.
YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatches

HAVANA, May 23.-The Spanish steamer
sozth Spiritus was lost on Cayo Pedros.
The crew were saved.
Captain General DeRodas telegraphs the
killing of sixty-siX rebels, including eight
chiefs and two Americans. Regent Ser
ramos, nephew Of Colonel Uhnchella, was
ladlY wounded.
General Bergei reports the killing of
twenty-five insurgents.
CARACAS, May 9.-General Bianco captured
Caracas. The city was damaged by the
artillery. Five hundred killed.
The new government abolished duties and
,7p1uced the tariff seventy per cent.
New YORK, May 23.-Arrived: Steamship
Sienville, from New Orleans.
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The City OF New Orleans VS.. Charles
Eeebe.
GEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans, No. q T52-By virtue of writ
of fieri facias to me directed by the Honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
change, Roy street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this city on
SATURDAY, June IL, 1870. at twelve o'cock n ,
the following described property to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
in the Sixth Assessment District and Second Dis
trict OF this city, in square No 49, bounded by Dau-
phine Customhouse, Burgundy and Bienvile streets,
and measuring in American measure, twenty two
feet. four inches and four lines front on Burgundy
street. bJ one hundred and twenty-seven feet ten
inches and five lines depth between parallel line
together with all the improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS T.. MAXWELL
mylO q Jell Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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FooNr1NUxD FROM FIRST PAGR.l

Nextsr and Eureka from New Orleans. De
psrted: Bismarck for New Orleans, Bele 81
Ecuis far Memphis. River falling. Very
heavy rain this morning since which time it
mss been cloudy and cool.
PrrrsBuRG, May Electromagnetic sta
Sienary. with three feet ten inches in the
emanuel, with prospect for slight rise.
Weather clear. There was heavy rain this
asorning. Mercury 70.
MEMPHIS, May 23.-Passed down: Rubi-
e,,r,R- River falling. Raining.
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A young married couple in Wisconsin
town lately began housekeeping, and the
first purchases of the head of the family at
the village grocery were: Five cents worth
of soda, five cents worth OF SALT two cents
worth of pepper. one cents worth of chew
ing gum and twelve cents worth of soap.
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dos. q. Whlpple vs.. Mike Hughes,

SEVENTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans. No. 2964.-Dy virtue of a writ OF
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street. between Gan al and Custom.
house streets IN the Second District of this city,
SATU aDAY, June 25 1870. at twelve OF clock NJ
the following described property. to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
II thu 'ns nes0na OF TINS city By
SIX, Of square number five, bounded by Bienvile,
Eenoon Contl and Lopez streets, as per plan drawn
1884 deposited as plan number seventy nine, in the
othce OF 3 Magner. notory public in this city. SAID
lots measure, each thirty-two feet fHout on LopeZ
street. by hundred and fitythree feet eleven ia
ches and i've lines in depth Together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
my24 JeS % Sheriff of the Parish of Oylesrs
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r. Hermann VS.. Daniel O'Aeil and ais
E,IFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish of Orleans, No. Hl3.-By virtue of a
writ OF heri faclas. against Daniel . Neil: to
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the shove entitled cause. [ will proceed to sell at
half past four O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises here
matter designated-
other movable property, removed to the Sheriff.
Warehouse, No. "a st. Ann street. betwe zen Roy al
and Bourbon streets. in the Second District of this
city, from the premises of defendant, on Elysiau
Fields ST. eet near the evee, known as the Auster-
dam House. as per inventory which may be seen IN
my office.
Seized in the abovs suit.
Tsrms-Oasb on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
myl7 % q Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlaers
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Mark Twain introduced himself to en-

82 1cNbDuTS euuieuce III thlS uoucSl "oy'
Ladies and Conference.-The next lecture
of this course viii be delivered this evening
1y samuel l.. Clemens, otherwise Mark
Twain, "a gentleman whose high character
and animpeachable integrity are only
sluUled by his comellness OF person and
,~face of manner. And am the man. You
sfili excuse me for introducing myself, for
have just excused the chairman from intro
1ucing me- know its not the ordinary
way, but The fact is / never yet have found
g chairman of q lecture committee who was
canal to the task of introducing me as
ss&ght to be introduced.
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Joseph JanZen VS.. Joseph Rodr,yuS
George Seibel, subrogated eto1


EIFfH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p Al
4 lsh OF Orleans. No. l377.-By virtue of = VIZ I'm
neri facias, to me directed by the Honorables Qit
tiitn district Court for the parish of Orlean usii
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to a.
i pnDnc auction. at the Merohants and 49,,
tloneers hxcharse. Royal street. between Wen'
ana Customhouse streets in the second Dist,ry pu
tnls city on TUESDAY, june Z, Isnye4
erty, TO wit q
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, situated in corr
Dlsfrict OF this city, in the square bound sadeo.&
iord foucher (or Con stancel, Magazine q and otiX
sepn streets, de lgnated by the numbecree OF
lnciusiveiy. lot nun Der one forming tscribea VI
De,ord and Constance streets, ar Spo. Az =
en,shIeen leet three inches and four lin o. Sr
Two. three and four measuring Gag and by N
SIX inches and four Inea front on 4#S, o. to Oiny
the same depth as lot number oIG "a above u
measuring nineteen feet nme Rnewiug bS
lord street, BY the same depth s~Uash
Eolng lots; lot number six m&
feet three inches four lines tra9os a sale, n
by the same depth above. SA0 oa.srue r.
Togetherwi, the six tw0H - ressre l.
and dependencies on said WxvM
bearing the Nos, Iii, ll9, %
lord street.
Seized in tse above su&f -
Terms-Caah on the I'd
THO&A -