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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

If there lc any truth in the report which
has come by the telegraph of the opening Of
subterraneous outlet to Great Salt Lake, we may
look eventually for tie entire emptying of the
basin Of the lake, and its conversion into dry
land. Heretofore the lake has had no outlet, and
the water flowing into it has been no more than
sufficient to repair the waste by evaporation,
though indeed lately slight rise in its level has
been manifest but IL there is now an opening
large enough TO make whirlpool Of the size
described by the captain Of the Pioneer, the out
Cow will far exceed the supply aud drain OF the
accommodations Of past ages. As the lake is 20 miles
in length by 80 in width, its driving mp must
work important changes in the physical condi-
ton Of the surrounding region, which will be
watched curously by scientific men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

Ar. fhonts MARSHALL, Of England, who was
before Justice Scott IN Thursday for abandoning and
mHltrcatipg liz vie, aud who also proclaimed his
contenpt Tor q laws OF the United Snto-. sent
~. "a ar"aly reported IN THE SuS. ~ Bpc<yen's
lsitnd. short -1lourn IN that marine re'r't Vas
enough lie rpte N anne ~ Ju pce Scott
t'riay, prlgis.nF better behavior. His II nor VIII
see about II.
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What il Thoughi Of The sun.

We live in new age Of Journalism and OF pub
lie opinion. a he Q OF dcIatorill party irrss
went Out with the Oil stage coach; tho age OF tue
indeDendent press was iauguraied here With the
steamship anu The railroad. and throughout the
void win tie electric telegraph Its tTiumpis
emancipation OF nowsnaDers and nen from lie
slavery ofpJry In tao New Word and the OLD il tDe
nianiisai T1'.sinn OF the indevenJent press.
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The Mysterious Murder nt O-weco-Letter
Prom Dead Man.

SIR: You vii please have the kindness to con
radet my death At osweSo, N. Y. on the night Of
the 2iIh uit. | am quite well aud dourishins.
shall forward yOu within three days the true account
o nN dom h'h gu will pu Ili-h an4 correct the
hlstaSe. Iutl tava lease remain qmgt.
J. ltON'ARD L.NINGSTON
CmcAGo, m. June 9 $50
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AlIeIiIIOu. N'Ilnil!

To Nf f1NorO OF IttAhA,
sIR' The Elsa "poultice" is about to be aid in
the CITY Hall SQUARE and DR.. Rannol Ii ornAmcuting
the grounds OF Mayor O'llal's residence IN Jersey
Does one "yOD account iUl the CtAer, OF the o,u0r
vi lpef 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

The new Italian IGrer, EUhioNe dci
Ppoi has been published nearly three months
Il improves with every number,
The news is gwen IN it, pages in u clear and
instructive manner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

We call attention TO TRANSACTIONS in another
column of two articles which lately appeared in
influential journals of Madrid and in which the
tue character Of Gen. Dg RoDAs, and the sole ~ m
Of his rule in Cuba, the restoration oil an over.
thrown monarchy IRE unveiled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

preacher Of good win TO men and the bless
ings of all that speak the language that he
used to such noble purpose will follow him
to his honorcd grave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

England is always talking about settling
the Irish question, but doesn't seem to know that
no question IS ersr settled Until is sttiel rigM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

and noticed his manifold errors and misrepre-
sensations, this revelation Of Mr.. DrxoSs untrust
worthiness will occasion no surprise; and they
vill be glad 10 hear that his true character has
been at last revealed 10 his own countrymen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

The latest discovery concerning the sun
is, that il shines brighter and brighter every day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11
Mr.. md Mrs. Archcr's Dazzling silver
-Princciv Presents -An Attractive Erie
Ron Entertainment.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. II p. Archer celebrated their
silver wedding in their e'e"ant city residence, 10
West Tiny-seconi street TIE extent an magnia-
cence Of this deli htNl ontortiinnant nav he In
rorred rom tho flct that tn, little tokens" OF
Friendship and affection of widen tie harn5 pair
vc-o the reciren's, were value &c som'tlin, over
toOCO0 Co.'s crous lmong the riches AMI rardes
displayed IN I @ handsome recention N was a ~
a. ond set which est at leasi t50p-'c princely
gif Of Mr. ,ne' Fisk, Jr massive AMI e'ano-
rt'ev worked rleco OF si,verware gave rcrleou8
ard rriNfylng len'c ofJ1y Gru'd's Kin raTnr ls
TIE officials NJ tie " lrk an Nav Ior'oy sta.
ton cf tho Ern Rsir,ai hai s'riven hart 20 Guido
each o'her in expressi1, t'eir Nj n esteem for Mr..
Archer md his nc-onp'ishcl wife. anil Ire m1gnid-
CEN silvc- services presented nv tNe two stations
Nasel side hy 81 IN iazz'iYr rivllr'. Mr.. J,mes
F.L. Jr nui "r. iag Gnul the @nests 80 evening,
arrived ~ m early hour. The gallant l0ne' ~ TIE
Ninth dir ii4 WORTHY host inos'innhlc service nv
hralsins the ice ~ round anil ia iwilf te fonnt.
of 'rirth ant good fe'lovs ~. fher' 80 ili'
az y isnt preponG NJ the 'Hir sew ~ make 'o
cloice ofa PARTNER ielighifury emharros in,. The
toVc's were eNcer Wy elegant m cN-tlY. Tho
music was excellent. the 'rn"r- enjoyable, ana to
supper nOthiny lea t'ian c''curcln.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1sHES HERE dND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPOKTERS
The Naval snObs from Annapolis Compared
With the Real Gent, men who visit us
from Frnuce-A New York UaPjor Scene.

The Naval sn0bs from ANNA polls Compared
With the Real Gent, men who visit us
from Frnuce-A New York HaPbor Scene.
On Sunday afternoon Messrs. W. Heating
Henrn, OF 1l9 BroaOWay and Thomas Maloncy, OF ~
President street, Brooklyn, hired boat and rowed
ont into the North River. Passing tho French war
frisste Macicenue a. y beard The band playing on
the quarter deck willie the sai'ors were dincng 70
its usic, md tie tnlcers we're smoking and chat
ting and enjoy ing the frosh, cool breeze. The GER
tlcmen rowcd to the eide Of the frigaie ard asked
PERMISSION Of tie ofncer OF the day C. 10 on deck
Tie request was readily and politely granted.
retv officer WIS detrfed 10 stow the sr,n ~crs over
the slip Everything we EXPLAINED 20 u err. down
to the working Of the Chaeaepot rife. TITO rae
cannon, ncuntei h. the ErnTcror Napoleon, were
shown thom. aud every effort was mldo 70 render
their v'sit n reorh'e.
Leaving tie NJ giciennc, tho gentlemen rowei IN,
TO the monitor hantonomoh which WIS anchored
~ some distance. An OFF 'cr stood on deck, with
lorg, cite IN he hand
"wiu w klunv allow US permission t. vIsi, your
vesse ?" asked r. Keatlrs.
The cf1 er did not deign = rsnlv. He merely
waved Lie hand majcstically thouyn he Of TOO
mucl importance to be troubled vi'h answering
questions m'rino Nas fornd who oonll srelk.
Ger had eviienuy studied edquelte at the Naval
AGA iemv. He huqrl the request of the gentlemen
SrcS ns AZ rs,cnc ur nS vac .ew anon,
twenty wears old, and his naval experience seemed
to - about equal 10 hia courtesy.
lyon connot come board" said he, IN most
ahrrnt and insolent manner.
d" Does his prohibition extend 20 week dave Y" W
CURED Mr. Msoney I'm a pleasant tone Of voice.
"You cannot come on noard," haughty respond
cd the Annapolis renilemnn.
won't YOU lie 20 Kidd as TO tell us whether We
can visit Tie vessel on week dPvsf"
The epauiet'ei nersou swelled N his fullest
tot. sayint ftell yon can no, como IN hoarl"
There vers rivi ians on hoiri ~ the fnn, anf ne
horr (,bnu' 33O wa no. devoted to pr mess.
Ant tha' IL the difference hotNcc ntlumcn elu-
o1tei In French naval school and those ellcalud
In ANNAPOLIS.
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CuriositIe- Of the c,v, Appropriation sin

In the ill making appropriations for suniry
CNh eHuCnscs f the Government or tae ,etr on l.
ing jane 1, l'7i. Nlith passed thC llouse on Ell.
urstay, ne tie following In errstius i'eU-
For detecting ami ~ IishIpg 'r,pd, nsMu,t IN,
Go,r lmcnt 900
Coo1 li'u,e IN New YorI .....,...,'.,..., $4,000
Dor IL anna wharf on uO t'irrn hlunilrv OF
Staier l-iall ID hihnuse lie I, ana Tor wharf
sam ..,...,........,.. a5NnO
For uiniing n'ac ~ lFh at lirlsCp m, Onn. 500
I.iti, ulI..:...,,;, 10 GO
lou tnon, \. ..',,,,,'.. .'- 500
FO' IruteCtng ste ~ rmcess Bay lslt siaJinn
non lh, or acnnct OF ~ Sta ....'....'.' i2OOO
Kinds N ayer........,..,.'.. ,-,,..,.',,. 2soOo
rc MA Reel lou{ sal SCUM. ..........' so M
E'r tue ~ ne rrsll" ~ hons" 1908
For ANNA Tri air and rtpaiafiIg the cN, error
of BE Prr.lels hons ,..,.'...,.,......... 10 ran
f1r now'i-pDs. mas, AMI w ............ 900
For hEli1g l'fi-idente houre, dptol AMI pIb.
For cir uilr ncf on ircsIdrRt's rIuupds.... 10 Ui
f9' ,dt'ha repairs a. green house ~ fIesl.
u'A S5N
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Forreralr' AZ Navy Yald. New YorH soO0o
To p1y AM Furh's ha.a go IA irr contract
VIA wy artment tor sfe.tm cn.iN, .1r
Wv A"' a a.
The 'ttt snm appropriated by ,.le bu. {, fll,.is
10 4nd u cunts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE
81 AUCTION. ...F..-. ,.-..
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM WEST Kill.
patrlck-No. l3 33l.

or r. M a h. j. MONTGOMERY
"a =. ;vsys pc s9a on the S. Gh.as:
Auction Exchange. basement st. Charles botel, BY
virtue and In pursuance OF an order OF the Hon.
Ions Duvignsxud, Judge OF the second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated June 1876
No. 10. s.! Of the docket Of sAid court
New Lsves, St. Joseph. Commerce and Juha
feet inchss and lines front on New Leves street.
y feet inches and lines in width in the rear by
sg sss sss IN the feet VIDE
Mig TaKah St Gsspn sors OF
square bounded by Erato. ITALIA, Maunsel and
Clara streets and designated BY the Nos l. and 3;
On
snc Of
in tas First District OF this city. in the square
stree,s. and designated IS lots Nos ! and g. Lot
No. forms the corner OF Msrtin and Era'o streets
oS dsDh lei
q n fsss Rohfs az sss OF GROUND
square bouudsd By =: Charles. Py tsnia Third and
corner of st. Charles and Fourth reefs. and is
composed OF three cor ain lots Of ground. deepated
BY the Nos. Z 8 and 0, and measuring IS follows
each Is feet front on 81. Charles street. BY depth
betwee, parallel lines, of l29 feet incnes; and oi
NO. 8OiOlnS lou o ana IorE2s inc corner OF OF
Charles and Fourth streets, and measures q feet
front on st. Charles street, by depth. between
parallel liner, and font Fourth street. OF l29 feet
3lnches. - ,4
Terms-One fourth cash ia United States treas
ury notes !; balance at one, two and three years
credit, in notes OF purchasers, bearing eight pei
cent interest from date of sale secured by specia
mortgage and vendors privilege, with the clause OF
five per cent at orneys fess in of soit to re
cover the amount sued upon. Purchasers to assume
all taxes of tbs year 1870 -.. 90
Actof sale including thu internal revenue STAN ps
At the Expense OF the purchaser. before A. Hero
Jr Notary Pubic. l.- iel6 % jyl0 l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10

RY G. f.. GJRARDEY Il CO, AUG
s1rURDAY, july g. $50, at Twelve ocioos at
Royal between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
this city of New Orleans by virtue of three orders
the parish OF Orle dated, respectively, February
and June and q, 1870 and rendered IN the ABOVE
scsaunt Of the succession Of Francis Larges, de.
ceased the f9!lowing valuable pro SsSty 70 W.T.
PROPERTY. known as LurRes Foundry, The
New orIeaus Foundry and ornamental Iron works.
fne 81 in the Mas
nolia Clays. Clio and Erato streets. designated
s - y No snd e ane the ns DE- Of
krato and Magnolia streets and measures 81 feet
inches and linee 'front.' on Mseneila street, by l2S
l. measure each 80 feet front Magnolia street, by
l26 feet inches and two lines n depth, between
2lipes in depth between parallel lines and los No.
tie whole Measurement beng u feet inches aad
ass 'f 8, 2s fee, inches o a1
in front on Erato street. The. buildings
two-sto!y brick, frame ana iron buildings. con-
| structed especially for foundry purposes; and to-
imznovab's By destinstion attached thereto such
engine ana boiler, iathes; drilling, planning and
screw cu. r msSGnnes' snssng ana pnl.es screw
anvs, wees. Aasss, cranes. scales. cupoia the
whole for ming perhaps the most complete and con
venient establishment in this section for he manu-
facture of ornamental and builders iron work
TOe ether with this property will also be sold lot
Of ground fronting the foundry. in square bounded
by MAGNOLIA, Locust: O 10 and trato streets, de-
sisnatad as lot No Il. and measuring "a feet and
lines front on MagnOia street. BY l26 ieet Iuchss
and lines in dspth betvesn parallel lines on which
thers is a frame building well suited for stable or
2 FIVE LOTS OF GROUND with all this build
irgs and improvements thereon, la the square
bounded by Maenolio, kraso; Locust and Clio
No. l forms the corner Of Ersto and Magn Ola
streets. and measures IS feet inches and 2 lines
front on Erato street, by lis feet inch in depth
and front on Magnolia street. Loss Nos 2. g. and
5, adioi ing No. land each other, measurs each Is
feet inches front on Eraso street. by la set inca
in depth between para lei lines TEe Improvements
compr re large two-story frame build ng, slate
roof, with hanging gallery front and large rear gall
lery this Lover or adapted for business, ann ad
joining this is q onestory frame building. These
lots flied and fenced. the bar quotes wei raised
an brick paved sna good curb. laid.
Terms and conditions of sale-(jash, in United
States notse and the purchas to assume
payment over and above the amounts of their bids,
Of Q taxes on the property for this year, 1870
Acts Of sale and United States stamps Ut the
pense OF the purchasers, before ". Oaste no.
tary public. js29 jy9 Is q 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
By Wash. q. Boylan.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE THIRD
DISTRICT
Succession of Sarah Trim, deceased wife of Robert
-. - Purnell-No. a3.70a fs

DY WAsH. g. BOYLAK. AUG
ID tioneer-On6cs and ealesroom, No: 81 Camp
street, SATURDAY, July ls, 1879. twelve O'Clock
a.. a. the St. CHARLES Auction E1chsnss' hotunda,
(,raver and Common will be sold At public auction,
by virtue and in pursuance to an order from the
Honorable Louis Dug,eneaud. Juage Of the Second
Distr ct Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
s ~ iST situate
Elysian fieids Gcodcnildrenl and Frenchmen
streets. said lot being part OF the lot OF ground
designated by the No. 4. on the plan drawn by
Nc II, in the B. ok OF Plans in tbs office Of the
late Huennes Pedesclsux, then . notary public of
this city which lot measures twenty seven feet ten
inches and four lines front on Morales street. by
sixty four fset in depth. the whole American mes-
nances thereto be .onging
Which property was purchased by tba said Pur.
nell. from Raymond Salvage, by act OF this Office,
dated the seventeenth Of October, 1871. ~
credit Of one year from the day of sale, in notes.
coupons if 1t is required, drawn by the purchaser, to
his own order and BY him ind0reed bearing interest
at eight cent per annum from dat until final pay
ment and made payable at the Bank Of America IN
this city secured by privilege Of vendor and mort
gage the properly sold; the purchaser to assume
tho payment OF the taxes Que on ssid.pr0perty for
the years 1869 and 1910, and to keep the buildi' IS
erected on said lot of ground constantly Insured
against loss by fire, up to an amount at least equal
the policy Of said to to the
tutor of said minors for their benefit; the pur
chaser to pay lawyers fees At the rate of ten per
cent, in case judicial proceedings should be neces
sary to recover the amount of said note or of any
Act Of sale before Joseph Cuvellier notary public
at the expense of tie purchaser, including United
States inter nal revenue stamps jei4 ~ 90 jye l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
By Nash & Hodgson.
VALUABLE PRYTANIA STREET PROPERTY.
/, ..' =trl.. Is .H..
TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE,
' AND 'r -i'
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND, ON LONG
CREDIT. AT AUCTION. 81. .. '
SUCCESSION OF BLANCHE AUGUSTA
Ferries. deceased wife o. ". A. Shropshire.
By Nash & Hodgson.
Second District Court-So. 1915:

DY NASH Il HoDGsON, ". HODGSON.
ID Auctioneer.-Offics No l70 Grav'er street.-On
SATURDAY, July go. 1s70, At twelve O'Clock n.
at the St. Charles Auction Exchanges, in the base
nent rotuuda, of the ST. Charles Hotel. BY virtue
and pursuance OF an order OF the Honorable
Louis Duvignsaud. Judge of the second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated june 1870.
court docket No 80. 767. for account OF the above
named succession. at public auction. Will be sold .
ONE VALUABLE L,yc, Oh PORTION OF
GROUND. together with the building, and I'M
provements thereon. situated in tsubourg Della
cnalse, formerly Jefferson City new the Sixth Dis
trot Of this city being lot No. b Of square No. 50,
bounded by Prytania, Ant inc. Foucher and st.
Charles Streets measuring 81 feet inches front on
Prytan street, by depth of 100 teet between par
ale. lines, With the right OF commyn alley
ten feet WIDE, opening into Foncher street,
according to q sketch made BY O. A. hed'n
surveyor, and deposited in the office, OF Iheo'
dore Guyo!, notary, so on sketch annexed to an
act passed before A. Hero. Jr.. notary, August 2,
1867.
The Improvements consist of . two-story frame
slate roof residence aiming six rooms cistern.
and all necessary outhouses stable, carnage mouse,
etc.. the whole nearly new. and in tine repair .
Terms and Conditions-One-thirdc cash. in United
States treasury notes, and balance ~ equal pay
msnts. at one and two years; With eight per cent
interest, and special mortgage. from date until hnai
payment. The act to embrace the claim OF i've per
to be kept fully insured and the policy transferred
to vendors.
Act of sale. togsther with the stamps and the
taxes for the current the o. ne put
laser before Edward Barnett, notary public.
le29 ip2 92530 -f .7f g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
/ TIE FIRST DIsThlCT OF THIS OiIY
AT AUCTION. a. a..

DY z. ~ IL ID. j. MONTGOA n IVY
ID Auctionesrs. Will be sold on THURSDAY.
July -, 1870, at II o'clock. 1t the st. Charles Auc
ton Exchange. basement st. Charles Hotel-By VIZ
tue and in pursuance Of order Of the Honorable
L. Duvigneaud. Judge of the second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans dated June H. ls7o Ne
of The dochot OF said court i'-7 p Jt'4
CkxrAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the build
ings and improvsments thereon. situated IN 'ne
suburb 1t MAY the sirst district OF this city, IN
and Common strs cts. and desgustsd as the No. Z,
and measuring % fest. IL inches and iine front on
Robertson street. BY depth of IS feet. inches and
lines on the line dividing II from lot No. g. and g.
feet, II nches the line of lot No. g. and 80 feet
inch and lines in width, in the rear. all American
mea sure, ana being. more or less.
Plan exhibited at place Of saIe r-tf
TeIms-Cash 10 United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale. the expense OF the purchaser. incud
ing the internal revenue stamps. before A. Hero,
Jr., notary public je2S ly3 10 II "a q o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
COTTAGE ON PALMYRA STREET. BETWEEl
PR,EUR AND JOHNSON STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL MORAY.
Docket No. 80 1el.

~ son. Auctioueer-Ofice No. 17) Gravsr street
On SATURDAY, July %. 1870. at twsiye o'clock NJ.
at the st: Charles Auction Exchange, basement 70
tunda of the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of the Honorable Louis
Duvlgr eauo, Judge of the Second District Court
fol- the parish of Orleans dated June a. 1870 court
docket no. 3.76L for account of ths succession OF
sold ..'..- ~ ..,t .lrtl
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated l.?
the tir't District Of this cy in the square bounded
by Palmyra Prisur, johnson and Common streets,
designated as lot No. 10. measuring 81 feet lines
front on Palmyra street, by depth OF liz feet
inches snd2 lines, between parallel lines, American
measure according to plan made by Louis d.
Pile, surveyor, dated June -, 1870
The Improvements consist of frame cottage
house with two Rooms, front gallery, cistern, etc.
ierms-Cash in United states treasury notes.
Act OF sale, together with the stamps and taxes
for the current year. before John F. Oofey, notary,
~ the expense OF ths purchaser.
jel8 Is Jy2l62e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
By e, A. Deslonde.
VALUABLE THREE-ST0KY BRICK RESI-
DENCE. NO. III MAGAZINE STREET. BE-
TWEEN POEYFARRE AND CALLIOPE
STREETS, AT AUCTION
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR MAGNOLIA
L. KEESACKER AND OTHERS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Docket Nc. 30. l50.
DYE. A DEaLnNDE. AuOTIOj

PT q. A DE1LoNDE. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. IL Commercial! Place.
July 81, iolo at twelve O'Clock Nj, at the Nerch ants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, by aud ic pur-
suauce Of an order from the Hon. L. Duvigneaud.
of Orleans, rendered the eighteenth june 1870,
in the above entitled matter the following desc ibed
property belonging to the sad minor others,
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in tho first District of TINS city. in the square
bou noed by camp, Magazine. Poeyfarre and Caliope
Qste Daplantier) streets, designated by the No. 81
on plan by &. Gotthiel. surveyor, dated twenty
MEASURE % feet front on Ms gazine street. b. LEO feet
III depth bet parallel lines
The buildings and Improvements consist Of a well
built three.story brick dwelling, cor tanning on
lower ioor paror. dining room. pantry ana kitchen
toar large chambers and bath room on the second
floor ID three the third, galleries front and
sde yard we'll paved, large c,sterr anC hydrant ETC.
gas throughout the premises. Gas fixtures not
eoia with the property.
Terms and Conditlons-One-third cash: balance
at and two years credit Tor notes secured by
mortgage on the property. bearing eight per cent:
per aunum iuter est from day OF sale until final
payment; the mortgage to contain the five per
cent attorney fee clause, bin ing tire purchaser to
pSy in tb st the notes gwen in part payment
should have to be sued upon ~ portion thereof
The mpro yements be kept inslred. and the poicy
further to assume and above the price of adju
dication the taxes for the current year
Act OF sale. together with the United States in.
ternal revenue stamps attached. at the expense OF
the purchaser. before George W. Christ notary
public. jeN iva 8 1873 30