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ns- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
nm the Cause and Cure Of Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physicai De-
blllty, &c. 49,.
"There ls no member Of society by whom this
hoos will not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation &C Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt Of fifty cents Address
the Author, Dr. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
No sept1 Tyr
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1ks We W ~ Seft
CHAS. c. RICHTER,
E. NJ. CLARK,
r. W. DAWSON,
]. BARRETT COHEN,
II. S. GRlGGS.
T. P. LOWNDES,
E. NJ. M0RELAND,
GEO. L. HOLMES,
CHAS. II. SlMONTON,
A. C. KAUFMAN,
ARTHUR r. LINING,
l.. W. SPRATT,
8. KAUDERS,
S. Is. burgess,
HENRY SEABR00K.
T. d. WAGNER,
BENZ. F. HBGER,
FRED. TANNING,
LOUIS MCLAIN,
H. BAER,
NJ. p. O'OONN0R,
: A. w. MARSHALL, JR.
r. T. LOGAN,
F. G. DEFONTAINE,
F. D. LEE,
r. A. TAV FL,
]. G. r. TAYLOR,
E. W. MARSHALL,
ISRAEL OTTOLENGU1,
|, H. ]. RENNEKER,
Il. ]. RICHARDSON,
THOS. P. MOLL0Y,
GEORGE LITTLE,
&C. H. M0FFETT,
A. NJ. D. BROWN,
E. D. ROBINSON,
8. HYDE,
DAVID s. CUTTING,
WIN. d. STARK,
VIM. L. WEBB,
ARCHIBALD DUNCAN,
WILLIAM PYAM.
BENJAMIN BUTLER,
J. JORDAN,
j. FRIEND,
]. DIXON,
JOHN DUNCAN,
JAMES DUNCAN,
TONEY MlNGO,
JOHN SHANAHAN,
GEORGE YOUNG,
HENRY EVEN,
+. BALkmANN,
W. F. MUNZENMEIR.
]. r. OWENS, %
E. T. MILLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
G. II. KING,
pWM. H. STEVENS,
MORRIS HARRIS,
G. A. CALDER,
J. s. PASSAiLAIGUE,
JOHN EDMOND,
F. w, ,SENNEK Err,
]. o. G0UTEVENlER,
deE. BURKE,
g. T. Afford.
IHOS. GERAGHTY,
GA. MULLER.
A. BUTTERFlELD,
s. MAY,
". E. JENNINGS,
@. II. WIDEN.
r. FINNEGAN,
]. II. NEIBUHR,
JOHN GERKEN,
E. POWERS,
]. W. STEVENS,
J. PLASP0HL,
W. II. ARN0,
w. H. SIGWALD,
]. CORC0RAN,
N. A. WOOD,
JOHN SMOKE,
GILBERT HAY,
T. II. DILLINGHAM;,
JEREMIAH MORIAkTY,
]. K. CONVICTION,
RICHARD r. POPE,
w. r. JOHNSON,
ED. MOORE,
w. II. GREEN,
ROBERT FERGUSON,
8. ROSTER,
W. H. WOOD,
F. REDD,
ED. MERLEY,
MICHAEL D0DDS,
VIM. BOWLING,
PATRICK LEE,
r. Il. EAS0N.
THOS BUTLER,
d. O'MARA,
T. c. HARLEST0N,
r. E. PENNAL,
ROBT. EDGAR,
JOHN KENNY,
W. II. GRUvER,
WIN. T. WHITE,
T. II. ABRAHAMS,
B. A. R0DRIGUES,
A. II. ABRAHAMS,
r. r. SuRSTERER,
JOHN WlRTH,
JOHN MCMANUS.
JOHN II. HULLES,
HENRY BAlZER,
F. LAMPE,
C. WATERMAN.
G. W. SCHERBACk,
: L. O. GORDON,
J. WATERMAN,
G. BART,
W. BART,
ROBT. GRAHAM,
81. GATES,
GEORGE SPRAGUE,
WIN. ADDISON.
P. MCCLlNCHEY,
r. McINNESS.
1FM. BURCHF1EtD,
WM. JACOBS,
D. H. JACQUES,
T. B. WOOD,
]. II. SIMMONS.
F. l.. 0'NEILL,
]. F. MlNTzlNG,
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DELARGE.-DIed In this city, on Thursday
morning, May 18th, 1870, in the second year OF her
age, MARIE MAGDALEN, youngest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert c. DeLarge.
Mr THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances Of the family are invited to attend
the Funeral Services at their residence, THIS aF-
TsRNoo.', at 4 o'clock. mayl3
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Ess GOODS.

D Z g q q d s.
We are making constant additions to our popu-
lar stock Of DRESS GOODS, at 20 cents per yard
and upward. We also invite attention to our as
sortment OF
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
j. R. READ d co.
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ag THE UNDERSIGNED STORES, AC-
coRDING to their usual custom, will close at 2
O'Clock on SATURDAYS, from May 14th to october
l, 1870. W. G. W1IILDEN & co.
mayl2 A. II. HAYDEN
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april limo Langley Manufacturing

g-FAST LIVING, AND ITS CONSE-
oUENCES.-when "fast lfen has undermined
the strength, destroyed the appetite, impaired
the digestion, and stolen the hue Of health from
the cheek-when the hand trembles, the spirits
droop, and the whole physical and mental organi-
cation languIshes is it possible to repair the evil
and restore the dllapidated system to full health
and vigor? We answer that it Is. Hundreds Of
cases have been cited, thousands might be cited
In which this regeneration has been accomplished
by the regular and persistent use Of PLANTA.
TI0N BITTERS. Abstinence from the indulgences
which have wrought the mischief is, Of course one
OF the means OF restoration Built Is not sufficient
alone The CONSCIOUSNESS remain after the cause
has been abandoned. A wholesome and genial
tonic Is absolutely necessary to rouse the corporeal
and mental energies from their state Of collapse.
This good work 1t is the mission OF the Plantation
BItters to perform. But no other stimulant must
be taken.
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings. Custards, Creams, &c.,
&C. The cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious
food In the world. maye-mwf3 D4C
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COMMUNICATED
Mr.. william M, Bum,


A few weeks more and the citizens OF Philadel-
phia will be called on to enjoy the privilege be-
slowed on every freeman In this broad land. feel
confident Messrs. Editors, when that time arrives
that the Republican party will be victorious, and
no candidate will be more heartily endorsed than
the one who is the subject OF this article. His
friends are enthusiastic and they cannot forget the
many favors he has shown them whenever an op-
portunity presented itself. Our great party will
never permit themselves to neglect the services
dered by the brave "Boys in Blue" and while Mr..
Bum cannot boast OF having held commission,
no truer soldier ever defended the flag OF his
try. Young, vigorous, energetic, and possessing ex-
cellent business qualifications, he will make an ex-
cellent officer, and will not give position under him
but to those who have always affiliated with us, and
who have the courage to stand In front Of the
enemy in their insane attempts to destroy our free
dom. have known him number OF years, and
however much our opposition papers may try to induce
the people to believe that he has been otherwise than
honest In his business relations with the public my
faith in him cannot be shaken This ward will give
him, depend upon IT, as large a majority asi VIII
any gentleman on the ticket
TWENTIETH WARD,
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Wonderful Cures In Philadelphia.

Thousands OF our citizens have used and been
cured ed by Dr. FiILERS RHEUMATIC RE-
to having their names published. The follow
ing persons, being cases of an aggravated con-
ditiOn, can well testify to the merits and cura-
tive properties of this great medicine. The ad-
vantage of home reference is readily UNDER
stood by sufferers who desire to consult those
who have been benefited residing at con-
venient distance or In the immediate neighbor-
hood
Rev. c. H. Ewing, Rexborough. Phila.
B. NJ Gazlay, 406 Library street.
James Sampson, SS7 Sutherland street.
VIM. g. Jones, 1911 N. Fifth street.
Rev. Mr.; Baggs, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila.
Hon. w. B. Elliott, sO4 N. Seventh street, do.
III. A. Dreer, ia Chestnut street., do.
VIM. Davis, 426 German street. Neuralgia.
]. McClearly, 51S E. Girard avenue, do.
B. G. Chase, Darby road, do.
H. Stratton, S19 Darien street, do.
A. McKane 1880 Shippen street, do.
s. Griffith, 705 Kersler street, Rheumatism,
A. j. Cotton, 1109 N. Third street. Neuralgia.
Mrs. Hopkins Point Breeze road Rheumatism.
Mrs. Lentz, 1876 s. Eighth street, Neuralgia.
Mrs. Richardson, 1888 8. Fourth street, do.
Mrs. G. Boyd, 1046 8. Fifth street. do.
G. F. Eccleson, 1345 Brandywine street, do.
s. Money, 1880 8. Sixth street, do.
J. Millinger Birneys place, w. p, do.
G. Nobling, 1919 Frankford road, do.
s. G. Zimmerman, 1748 Marshall street, do.
G. w. Ridgway, 215 N. Second street, do.
H. R. Shock, 1924 Columbia aSeaue, do.
]. Hinas, Forty-frst and Mafketstreets, do.
G. L. Brown Wood ST., bel. Tenth, Rheumatism.
John Voutier, Rope Ferry road, do.
w. Wayland, 1433 Brighton ST., 18th ward, do.
Griffin Snive1y, 229 George street, do.
3. Fitzpatrick, l744 Olive street. do.
d. Taylor, Esq, 404 Taylor st., 10th ward, do.
Mrs. Grevenstine, Armat st., Germantown, do.
Mrs. Rice, School lane, Germantown, do.
Mrs. Barton, Clinton and Henry, Camden, do.
Mrs. Bacon, 298 Market street, Camden, do.
Mrs. Kelley, Ridge road, bel. Poplar, Neuralgia.
L. A. Dougherty, 209 N. Ninth St., Camden, do.
X. A. Hughes, 5S4 N. Fifteenth street, do.
Mrs. Stevens, 214 South street, do.
Mrs. Simmons 337 Dilwyn street. do.
Mrs. Dunlap 1880 Hewston street. do.
Mrs. Hanson, 22d ward, do.
Mrs. Ogle, Manayunk, 22d ward, do.
Geo. Ellio tt, Frankford 23d ward, do.
G. Burns, p aul and Mill sts., Frankford, do.
Mrs. Kline, White hall, Bridesburg, Phila., do.
Private reference to many others, also to cures
made in New York, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, New Orlea ms, st. Louis, San Fran
cisco, London, and Paris.
All sufferers are cord tally invited to visit and
consult DIR. FITLER, without charge, In refer
ence to Chronic and Inhammatory Rheumatism
and Neuralgia in its different forms. Office,
No. 80 s. FOU RTH Street. SOLD generally by
Druggists -thr oughout the United States.
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'BURET CHILDREN DREAD THE FIRE. and hence
those who have tried them loathe the dirty hair
colorng preparations with which the market is
deluged. But in PHALoN's YITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR their most sanguine expectations
will be realized Gray hairs take any shade OF brown
or black under its operation. Sold by druggists.
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MEDICAL,
R!lH1IE:;v!;M!.4fii;sM;a R!l1I:;!;M
MSIEURALGlAH
eHAS-=- pse

A PERMANENT CURE DISCOVERED.
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This Vegetable Remedy is the prescription
Of the eminent Philadelphia Physician and
Professor, JOSEPH P. FITLER, M. D., whe
has devoted 81 years to Rheumatism and
| Neuralgia specially, and is by the Medical
Profession publicly announced as the highest
authority in Rheumatic complaints. (See
testimony 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
the taste, and warranted free from
minerals and drugs. 1t is a scientific prepa-
ration, medical monopoly, and warranted
under solemn oath permanent, harmless,
| positive cure for
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DEPEND UPON 1T, MOTHERS, MRS. WIEsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases OF children, is a
safe and sure medicine. 1t has stood the test OF
thirty years, and never known to fail 1t regulates
the stomach and bowels corrects acidity, and cures
wind cole; produces natural, quiet sleep, by re-
lieying the child from pain.
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DIED.

ABBEY.-on tina 2sd instant, ANNIE M, wife OF
William X. Abbey.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence OF Charles
Abbey, No. S2l Spruce street. on Monday afternoon,
26th instant, at ~ O'Clock.
EyARs-On the 28d instant EDMUND EVANS, In
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend Che funeral from his late
residence, Garden Station, Chester Valley, Pa, on
Tuesday morning, 2Tth instant, at IL O'Clock. To
proceed to the Great Valley Presbyterian Church
Burying Ground
EwART.-This morning, Mrs. EMILY n. EwART,
wife OF George Ewart and daughter OF Thomas A.
que notice win be given OF the funeral
NAssAU.-On the evening OF the 22d instant. Jo-
eEPHIRE KAY, daughter OF William Henry and Ellen
Nassau, In the 5th year OF her age.
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NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
In STOCK AND DAILY RECEIVED,
BETTER IN MAKE, STYLE, AND FIT,
AND
LOWER IN PRICE
THAN ANY OTHER STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In PHILADELPHIA.
,,,<, ,, ! BENNETT s. Co.,
vz,. ndy5Iug % Sy tH EetMeen t,, TOWER HALL,
fVlh anu ot1th o"eeto' No. SIS MARKET ST.
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To THE PUBLIC.-We ask all in want OF clothing
to examine our SIS suits and compare the
goods, style, and trimming with the common trash
offered for Sl2. We make this request, knowing that
we have entire stock that has been manufactured
of which they are made. We advise all honest
people look to their interest and not to be led
astray by false representations,
RoCKHfLL & WILSON'S
Great RrOwn Stnna Hall
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If ALL DWELLINGS were constructed upon the
same principle those located In ST. Adams place,
a new square extending from Twenty-third to
Twenty-fourth street, north OF Catharine, every
person OF moderate income would be enabled to
rent at a reasonable COST residence replete with
all the conveniences and improvements to be found
in this neighborhood The large park, containing
fountains statuary, etc.. fronting these residences,
is a great attraction.
Mr.. James, No. sol Gray's Ferry road, aud Mr..
Leslie, No. III SAMSON street. find no difficulty in
renting these houses.
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HUNGER is the best sauce; next we think is the
Old Dominion Sauce 1t is just the thing for table
use. 1t should be in every family. 1t is sold at
price that every family can use it.
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22d instant by the Rev. John Scarborough, ID. D.,
JOSEPH X. MCUAMMoE, OF this city, to KATE, daugh-
ter OF William Mcknight, Esq. OF Pittsburg.
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InM8mmatOry Kheumatism,
Chronic rheumatism,
Rheumatism of Kidneys,
Neuralgia in the Head,
Neuralgia I'm the Body,
Nervous Headache and Nervous
Disease

Sold by Druggists at $3.50 per bottle; 6
bottles, $3.50. Medical advice, without charge,
sent by letter. All orders sent by Express
Collected on Delivery. Depot, No. 80 South
FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
The merit, capacity and ability of JOSEPH
T. FiTLER, NJ. d., as regular Physician,
is fully certified to by the following sigma
lures of eminent Practitioners in Philadel-
phia:-
Philip Syng Physiek, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery.
:; kedman Coke, NJ. D., Prof Met. Med.
n. Chapman NJ. D., Prof. of Prac. Med.
I. G. James Professor of Obstetrics.
Robt. Hare, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
VIM: Gibson, M. D., Professor of Surgery
w. E. Horner, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
w: P. Devices, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
s. jackson, N. D., Prof of Insts. of Med.
John Bel, M. D., Prof. of Med Juris.
j. K Mitchell, NJ, D., Prof of Med Chem.
Thos. Harris, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery.
q. L. Hodge, NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics.
b. 8. Janney, NJ. d.
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Nor satisfied with administering to the mere com
fort OF their guests Messrs Rice, of the AMERICA
HOUSE, BOSTON, have fitted their billiard halls will
the best material in the country.
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MARRIED,

The model Upholstery Store OF Philadelphia,
ALBERTsON COS, No. i49b Chestnut street.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
South Second street. has one OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry ana Silver
ware In the city. He has also ON hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04

pY 8. GUN AULT. AUCTIONEER-Offc
SATURDAY, May H. 1879, will be sold at twelve
O'Clock NJ, on st. CHARLES street, between Common
and Grayer Streets by virtue of an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
landed property belonging 10 the aforesaid success
That SPLENDID AND ELIGIBLE RESI-
DENCE of the late Lewis W. Lyons, situated at the
of two-story and attic brick house. having on the
ground floor, hall, double pariors library, dining
room, pantry, front and back galleries; on the
second story, front gsllery. hail. four rooms and
and hall. Another two story brick house adjoln.
ing the main building, consisting of kitchen and
ironing room on the ground floor, and above two
rooms and bathing room, prvies above and below.
Another two story brick building of five rooms,
stable and coach house, large cstern, one fountain
and fine ornamental garden
The above houses are erected on four certain lots
of ground. designated by Nos l, 2 and 4. situated
bounded by Jackson, PIytania, Philip and Nayades
streets. a plan of G. A. Hedp on the eighteenth
of Novem Der, ls47, deposited in the Office OF h. B..
Cenas late notary; the said fractional lots. desig.
at before Theodore Guyol, notary, the thirty
first July, 1884, and meaure together 80 feet front
jackson street, by III feet II inches lines in dept
and fronting Prytania street. The whole agreeabiy
to plan to be exhibited at the Exchange.
Terms-One third cash, and the balance upon q
credit of and two years. for notes bearing mort
gage and eight per cent interest from date until
paid. The buildings to be kept Insured and policy
of judicial proceedings for the recovery of any of
said notes, the lawyers fees fixed at five per cent,
to be paid By the purchaser.
Act of sale before Joseph Cuvillier, notary public,
United States stamps well as the taxes for the
running year 1870. apl3 20 "a my4 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04

jerks, Kelso, Lynch, Monette, Ofutt, Og-
den. O'Hara, Packard. Pinchback, Poindex.
ter, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd,
Williams, Wistgenstein-28.
Against confirmation: None.
The appointment of Moses Allison as
Police Juror, Ninth Ward, was confirmed
by the following vote.
For confirmation: Messrs Anderson, An
tome, Bacon, Blackman, Braughn, Camp
bell, COPELAND. Darrsll, Day, Egan, Futch,
jerks, Kelso, Lynch. Monette, Otfutt, Og-
den, O'Hara, Packard, Pinchback, Poindex.
Williams, Wittgenstein--29.
Against confirmation None.
The appointment of L. H. Bowdock as
Recorder was confirmed by the following
vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Anderson, An
tome. Bacon, Blackman, Braughn, Camp
bell. COPELAND. Darrall Day, Egan, Futch,
jerks, Kelso, Lynch. Monette, Offutt, Og-
den, O'Hara, Packard, Pinchback, Poindex-
ter, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd,
Williams, Wittgenstein-2s.
Against confirmation: None.
The appointment of - Hubley as In
spector Of Weights and Measures was con-
frmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Anderson, An
tome, Bacon, Biackman, Braughn, Camp
bell. Couplsnd, Darrall, Day, Egan, Futch,
jerks, keso, Lynch. Monette. Offutt, Og-
den, O'Hara, Packard, Pinchb back, Poindex-
ter. Pollard Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd,
Williams, Wittgenstein-2S.
Against confirmation: None.
The appointment of H. H. Halthorn, as
Justice of the Peace. Second Ward, was
confirmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs. Anderson, An.
tome, Bacon, Blackman. Braughn, Camp:
bell, Coupland, Darrall, Day, Egan, Futch,
jerks, Keso, Lynch, Monette. Offutt. Og-
den, O'Hara, Packard, Pinchback, Poin-
dexter. Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thompson,
Todd, Williams, Wittgenstein-29.
Against confirmation: None.
The appointment of John B. Cloutier,
as Justice of the Peace, Eleventh Ward
was confirmed by the following vote:
For confirmation: Messrs Anderson, An
tome, Bacon, Blackman, Braughn, Camp
bell, Coupland, Darrall, Day, Egan, Futch,
jerks, kelso, Lynch, Monette, Offutt, Og-
den, O'Hara, Packard, Pinchbsck. Poindex-
ter, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd,
Williams, Wittgensteln-2S.
Against continuation: None.
fro BE Continued
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ROBERTSON
street, between st. Ann and Dumaine streets
Street Railroads.
DY PLACyDE j. SPEAR, AUCTI

pY PLACJDE j. SPEAR, AUCTION.
ID eer-Offce No 46 Exchange aiey-SATUR-
DAY, May 2s, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be
sold at public auction, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange. on st. Charles street, between Gravier
and Common streets, by virtue and in pursuance
to an order from the Honorable LOUIS Duvigneaud.
Judge OF the Second District Court of the parish of
Orleans, dated April rs, 1870, the following valuable
property, belonging to said succession, to witt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togeth-
ments thereon. and appurtenances thereof.
and all the rights ways, servitudes, priv.
leges and advantages thereon belonging or in any
appertanng. situate in the Second District of
this city, in the square bounded by Robertson
Claiborne, Dumaine and ST. Ann streets meas
uring American measure thirty-fve feet on Robert
street, thirty five feet two inches and tive lines
in width, in the rear By one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten inches and five lines in depth.
Terms and conditions-The purchaser to assume
Rank Of Louisiana on forty-fve shares now re
duced to forty-two shares. for the sum of seven
hundred and sixty Eve dollars (S765). payable first
January, ISL. and renewable by installments of
forty five dollars and also the mortgage in favor of
said bank, securilg said stock and the stock note
the remainder at credit of one and two years, in
notes OF the purchaser, divided into coupons
Gf reQuired), bearing interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annun from date OF sale unit
mortgage on the property sold. the property to
be kept insured ana the policy to be trans
ferred until the final payment of the notes, and the
clause of tive cent attorney fees IN case OF suit
to recover of tho notes. part thereof; the
whole of the taxes for the year 1870 payable in 1871
price of adjudication.
Acts of sale. together with internal revenue
stamps etc at the pense of the purchaser before
James Fahey notary public. ap2 my4 IL ls Is q 70