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CONSTANTINE. y iow Point. On SUNDAY oct .,
arrc. dnug,cr Z. I',l and Margaret Constantine,
a,r0 20 months.
The reinaus will Ne convcyod to Greenwood Gene.
ter. C.ria-Cs viii b. ~ wAis rg "a The TN s9l aver
ha,; 'Hd 1;pIt, Wei STns On ARRIVAL u traa at 80
CTEltN-On Tuesday, Oct >, Thomas Curtia aysd
II years, formerly o kIHgion, c tunV IOf,. lclini
1ht trends ma ucuuanl anCHr ore re- pcfuty inNItr
- attend me funeral from MS i- rr.iencs ~ IN 4
10 y hndg', SHuI.iL WAcre solemn requiem as
Calvary Cem''cry ior uterii,ut ou Thursday u Z u
ntNlht On sunday evening oct g. lhon,,s De
vine, aged so wears. former Of haituorJs, Mexico.
arc iof wnn' wears lrrtdrut oi Tins r'tv
llr nds and me- aiu'es are resp, iNllY Invited
70 a,t,ni HI, unNh ,,om h. llfe r'sldrncc ~ Wet
Wtsh!ns IN place nn W .''r'siry W1,nur Oct /. at
X ,.g,k pr ". tv.Ciga iclTem mas win ne
church, conner VI Oh Nv. ana Wet Washington plca
FUNnE.-Tn rrooklyn. on Tuesday oct %, FL.
muud ,. Fowler. ~ ire 19la yclr If % age.
., A." tel,t,., az mend, OF the himy are respect.
4rn'c, t,j Graham 81, near De ha.b aY on thur uy
IGEEBoEN.-N 90 Frontst Brooklvn. on Tur-iay
OT s., James Pr cNlrn. an me li'h trtr n' hi. fr
lie i1ahds and relatives are fr-pcHtlu. .uN... %
aLgnl I'm ~ on lhursly oc, g. at:r 81 ,i. ~
rurGllNs, ~ Ncw rs. y. 3. OIL Monday o-L 81.
T. p" Jhu' ingur7. ae,i tf to.I..
., h.r hroi 1crn l." YIN A. harrrJn,, ?, li,arrl t'.
NeNsro. "n i..r...y of ~ oc.'ee a.. 81 la,,tu.'t
K0GAN -to iu .Yuy Oc'. %. rarrcl Eo-,n. an.
1--WE of the county C.NHp 10 au1, n tNc 'ls year ul
llc relatives ant fr,c1l, o. me .ur ar' -csrcc-
t'lb lhM e.. 10 attend no ,nnc1I r'l h. iniu rgsr
NouUADE-Ou Tuc.I,v, OCT 27, Ro.a MrQuldo.
trIr"'. HuY r,.N. -lIr.o.tlos Hrrtlliy ns rrj t.
at.ai NJ. rurs,Gl nom II ,oum,., &C., cu 'lu, las.
>talL -ou ruesily oct. IS Martin Nail. a.c' 90
m" ~, e, 10 a a'oi ,aI fcr i1 o@ cnSf
'hlth, '-I f' -ho "h ~, ou hutH'NY, AZ ]! VI,
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BAyKIvG AND rIviNCI.in.

TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD or IOWA, con
ncctiuy h. Louis ami ~ Paul, and running tlrouzh
tie fnc portion Of loWe, ia nov nearly completed.
The remaining million Of its 1pcr cont gold Fret
Mortgage Bond. is now orcrol at % md accrued
interest. Parties who desire ttricily fist class
investment on one II tho very best roads In tho
country arc invited to Examine into the norits ct
this security. II pays fully third moro interest
tlmn Governments, which are taken in exchange ct
Tic lisl st market rate.
W. II. sIATTUCK, Treasurer,
- Pirc street, New York.
Ancr a null examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale Of the above First MORTGAGE
Bonds, aud desire TO recommend them to orr CUE
toners "a THoroUouLY SAVE As WELL AZ
PROFITABLE INvrsTgLST
JAY COOKE co.
Pamphlets, with map, may he obtained. and sub.
sc;ipi'o1s viii ne received, at the CoBrANYs Or
rrcEs SO Pine street, New York at Offices Of JAY
COOKE Il Co, New York, Philadelphia, and Wash
In ton; tho BANK OF NORM AMrrIcA and banking
houses Of Howrs l. MACY, New York.
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NTw NopK. tue.dav. Oct. -. = elieen car loa e.
orNe rn'vts arrived ~ nrnifgy tul thrte W, r.
nnnn 20 heHi rit over ron yrscrAv; out 'hcre were
nuvrrs out and trade, amt quote, uuuriua "
ICNAls ut "a si2i@c 2 ~. fUor tn rhine native
- cgt ana * n At ioha5Yc. y n Of srecp anIlamts
t1u Iecrirt- were - cor luads. $40 D. al and as
many more were In the pens frol ytstCrdas % nm
Good lambs were scarce and arucr. but sheep ere
u''uty and dun. safes iuelndc very poor to eNfra
lamb At trC = D, and pocr To nrinc sf"cn nj G'sc
WIN some 81 the wort ~ lowrr ucur"s Tho mar. e.
f0r boys continues weak at - s Gc for live hogs
aII ins 0Ac. t'T dressed. witt n of StHe mes sold
a. '". Receipts T. car lea ~. l3 hos Win
nothing by tire Erie road In consequence OF another
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otTn TtasrtH 40 StrHrus Coyir. Crorir-p4t .-
fFtq Y7fs H, gia tllY Ytsa 4Isi. .s9, tl5 1855
44H4, 4ltl, 'Ht, 3sl., gag, .tll, !sII.
rrrHSst HuuHt CIr,uU Fart NN'. ga ~. tqE ~ ITiH
GO, ~ - $780, 1858, 1883, so oiss, ibi6, 1902 lsgl iy
tus-, 1854 100, ltlo, i-u3 i7ls.
II,
6rrptyI CuuNr Cu,NstEs. Not. 49, ~ co., .lg sl1
Cusasus rrAs-ran IA lourn,j. Part ITO. 20.
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The Marquis NJ Hatfield, at present sojourning in
Gotham, yesterday visited n! Broadway corner OF
Fulton ~, where Knox, tho halter, prevails, and Sc.
1aaI famon. r.m9rAing. after sailing himself. that
neither London nor Paris cOld SUI h an e
Qulsite castor Knox Fmiled Dlandy at the high ON.
plinent, but was wei aware OF that fact Deloro-A 400
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stcar ship Ch1mri1n Charlie ton. riHsr an'rasa
snip Rev atl i.on'usou. AutW, ~, ridse.
Hug Luura. uZston. Ia, loIWopd.
lir's Sea bird. 81. Thomas. coffee, &c
Hii- = n. \. Pitt. bermuda. mtsc.
m. Rachel Couey. Steal. nlsc.
Srlr Impulse. pencrara. coffee. Sc.
AGO. the usual river ana coastRirs vess,is.
sAurp.- Steamship shcsia, for HAMBURG; EhiT
BRITISH ludir. London.
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NtRINE ENCE.

NISrtrrrE ALMANAC rms nav
sun rses....9 y sun 'ets ...h O. Moon sets.. -
mon WArHT-rrfs
Sandy Hook 0siOoY slAud. 81 Hell Gste.....ii ~
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Businsss Notu,s.

Creditors Of late Andrew Wilson, Jr., viii
please ati0Rd IL adjourned meeting
Al tho Nttor House,
AtSo'c.o,a I'm,
ti' Atom without ial. impo,.ll 're.7c,s.
". l.. BANKER. Prs.
L Glaze. sec
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State bonds ruled dol Tut rather frmer on Ten.
nessecs, which sold u G}'anG2a tor cid. AID 40 +.
for new. Gcoi. "a as Ncrr duI 1T 90, aud now
Virginia, ut o. old REGISTERED bond. SEE gn: NJ inis
ana New York bounty bon AZ 1914, Bln' 81
Commerce s.Hrc7 sold At l32; A'rorui'iI, ~ :
and Fourth NJuuha, rs. There WIS IA INN oNrt
demand for railroad bonds, aud % wc I-lts,rhuiui
u-iu,ss WAS donc ut the NOlrds, whore tcn,rll
Pac,ics 'old at oo[ N1i,; linton llcihc Rant
giants, ~ incomes, -; Alton grl Torrc llguto
lr,'s, &C.,; II. Pau hr.ts, 9"s lF}s; tho
$ q cent fr.ts, 1888; Crtnt Western sec
ends. si. ut first % Jor,r,on Railroad, a.
On extreme quotations N'w rk Central stoc,
ranged hc'WcCn GltI92A srrp, $3.50 So, .
Harlem, 1877 i}% Realue 0l-g lu', Lake
Shore, OF 1l Wabash 81 'a2's NWtaV o,talu
common, 90 tSON; preferred, ~e', $50; Rock
bland, ll0a, M IT, Paul common, G9A 1l2 . 4;
preferred, tO.p III and Oilp tul Ni.tr.rpl
81 32t Panama sold a. the uosrI, at q: lu.ou
Pacific, ~ 2l4 Now Jersey Con'r.l, iU', Nor
ITS and E,scy, ~ Erie, 22'.; Delaware, lAcko.
.anna and Western, lYitlU4; Boston, II r''orl
and Erie, 3'srDl; CnicH.u aud Alton, l1tA .lil5.
preferred, llG; liLnnibu and st. Joseph pI,Iv rc.,
ll5% ana Dubuque aud Sioux CITY at PAR IT. tlv
miscellaneous, Western Union Telegraph on larg,
dealings ranged from 10 10 i0l. and Pacific Mu}
from i2N to 49, Quicksilver bciog dull a. % 4:
shares showed little movement sues Ut American
we're rocordcd AT 43lq and Of Alluis At GIN.
he general market closed up strong, with tie FOL
loving quotations at u l.. NJ:
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1ErL N\n-COTrEEL Al5srv, on Trc.iS
Oct 4. Nu-u M iiraad, lea. u NV YorA. 10 k'lu
H., aaL- ttp! 10 j. q. N1t.r,'l Leg, O.. A.t4DT.
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Jlek got tho race ana irst mohey, Lottery second,
and ~. Elmo third.
Tug pNcr

TIVE pAcs.
In the 1rst heat on gcttng down 20 work. Jack
on toe turn Weut ~ ~ the lead, ami red at all
hrou IN, Coleman second up 10 the north stretch,
aud therJ Lottery took second position. 81. Elmo
third; and IL this order theS finished the heat Jack
Winning In jog by FIX Lengths time, c.3L On tho
north stretch. lust beyond the hall mile pole, Cole.
man, tae second horse, broke and Murphy, 10 pun.
ing him 10 trot, loanod too mncn one shat AMI
broke 1t. To meet tie oinculty he threw his weigA
to tie other shat. lost his balance and fell out
Coleman uOtled ight stratEut on a. II Murphy was
behind tim, aud VS. past the grand stand the third
Loisc. dropping 10 jog Just after, aud WAS caught
This, uf course. disisnced han. Eight Bells Wi
also distAncsd. The accident took way much Of
the interest OF the race he was looked to rs the
one 10 make \ good contest.
The se"ond and third Leafs were won az he pleas.
ell by JACK by lhiec and four lengths. while logging
home IN hand Time, 2;32 and $751;. Jack IL a
hne young hotse, out first this season, and promises
well. lie is lie gray, bloody aud stylish, with "A
level gait NO useless knee action. and bign credit
to Mi b-Jc !. has owner. Ho was driven aduirlDly
~ Mhipple, WHO received the purse amid loud ay-
plIusc,
ro-pAY's RACES.
TODAY tue meeting continues with race OF hor- Is
In the class 0" 9. The POOLS eight entries
follows:
PooLs-La,t evening pool, were ,olI on the trot in
thr q gCass tOily ~ 70 lows. VIZ:
Pr.nee-tg y. ", -, ", So 10 - 70.
MuIuC-3l ~ 10, g., ~, -, -. - -.
D. aInaIsht-2i so. q =. %. 10 a, rs, -
flr,IH -, "A, -, -. "a, - 10, ~. Is.
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The Railroad gazette, Chicago "a very valuable
paper stockholders and those VINO Gre Interested
pailr0ads ~ NG flsrk LhIbs sdo.
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Nhc,ic x Wilson Nuchir"s, i.Iii Rrsnd.
r7' .Hil lbs |tu- en- un0uH.I 81 l.r u"Oufn 4, n.
CO. tAtiA ti.-.--. !4.cAluue 10 't d. !. Ellis.
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nust uud Ltgb winds excluded by Ror-
MONS Gather sll.ls. . fu.ou e.
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&olliltI.
RALLY, DaiIOCRAr-', RALLyi

H
Cone a. the winds come when forests rsri'd;
Cl.AHD DENoN -ifSiijS '''
pAtnam, iGEp iDEnocGAcu
MAS MGaErNoo
TomCIIlGpf, TIKI, IONS
rAiff5h>s,. '5A lLJtEN\fSHc 66i2N s2E i,.o'
The "oT o S' Dl 'E'eS ,& 6 a5. i.iaIr
TAMMAAY HALL. GlIpN SQUARE, AND
nm 81.
Av TO rIlyFHGs,ry rLA,E.
rurH,pNY TyESi.G&, ocr q, is7o.
AND tlE STATE IiChEr,
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY covGi;Ls;IoSf - l>p ASSEMBLY
70 celebrate or cr1t ticiorigs ,a r,,cs over Ina
tcTtdu'y q Om coming success.
The Gianl wqri rorcnlIgh, ,rocc..lors vii las.
a M rS BE- 55T S he a. 10 % 9 s y % 81? SLoa aSd
DC ''''"ySS .S ,1t GEo oRaGiE9' n ri MM,c,iEllAy,
Co.., Hoffman e afeG9m n ny o,,,., amman,
- H. lsIce nan lstIn-uisci speaker, Nil adJrcs.
w ios MG&%rfiqq ssiYNoun.
loo %LlI}G fnTl.inMAS. 'if'"RSa
iiio@ SiSS SIT ELS{ gytAS}Phii' I rsq".y ;ao',
I'm NouikFY IitTIIi af y y6I iy'H'"'
HoS. ftkS&Nbo Woi,000. o, SeSS YORK.
HI tSa ssAMf "a i;io s3x. o, Nyw {{9rA
IHIS Hen } "a ,iE r 1l&ai & Sfry
Il.n o.i,WhALn oTlENbor ~. OF Nov YORK
iio1 Shaiiii Il GhiivIN ofNrs Y5lR.
ann ho1 Of other eminent orator. lIOU puf Yu gIfo
M sreak IN the TWO hi' ana at tue main .ian1 10
viii SS ;G at s aa S Of I'% ns a an 5TSi
The discharge OF shg.s, bombs ana batteri-, VII sn-
nYI'' iic AirNM OF StSh OF me twenty Two rrocaf,
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New Recruit for tho shandIey Regimen mt.
Mrs. Gen. WIN. n. Tweed, Jr., presented her
gallant husband with bouncing boy on last satur-
DIV evening, An doina wen. Including the Ganarni
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Stnina Eantn,nts.
n EEDHAM'S
PATENT
SEWING MACHINE STNHTFR.r

-sEwING MACHINE STARTER
For sid,itng machines dhtoys ~ H. riyht d,r,choa,
rIh ne foot "a position ,or '',rtioJ ne 'readH.
no SEWING MACHINE ~ PERFECT WITHOUT III
The attention ofscvtng machine operators generally.
anl all persons interested IN sewing machines. u ro-
specially invited 10 the Iaovc nsnni dcyicc.
rnE ST METER
requires but gentle pre- oil tho foot to start thu
machine.
Always stafti the m1cAino IN thr right direction.
wiluot 20 bacgs ard unlcss re- lpir,d
Avoids the necessity Of taking the hands Oh the work
10 ttajt the wheel.
Ia turning corners, plating and sewing without
tasting, is lui -rcusapic ana Invaluable.
VIII save to daily operator "a one rsst In time ami
IN rcoHouy IN needles a-d Ntolf. iscosL
with care. Is 3. durable ~ 'he uArIna ttsriL
WIN be found 70 o. almost o. sc,yc-a1i 10 expo
rlcncel operators aftcr using It ss % beginners.
In man u.arjuras cstabll shnons. VIII he OF great
vice. AZ tlct.r ard Sc'p TO $40 Iols and usslfeI
operators IS wei . q n -1i fro1onY.
The prce NJ ne Starter "a g. ana pa tics living With
reach Oi Ne. or agents. can have applied to
thei machines NJ that price; nr og Te",3t Of ~. vc
Will forward by express win fuii r.cuon. A. 70 al
. Hhe fta,tGt y nov .rraGy t. b, arnlici 70 th.
"Grc,'r 3 usR,r'" "S,nrcr p "WiltSx q uiSls'.,''
Hi o. az sgH o cS e Saa an s,a S 4
wninsi1 he .ale 9ad ~ q such other michiu.s
A liberal discount will be made 10 Sewing Machine
ut
rTRvs-In nj cases cash delivery.
Apply 10 or address
NLtpIIAMs rAIENrs SEWING MACH Z STARTER
SCa Broadway, New Yot, Guy.
LII KINDS new sevi1g machines tor sale, 90 rent
n or exchange; ufo bOugn' ana rcnntr"i good see
Ondhnrd, very cheap; monthly raNi'"ut- 10 taras.
SENING MACHINES FOR ENP0HT.-
- We are prepared To ia Df |'r, TO cat tor
rrent klbs ut machines Tor the export trade.
shippers vii nud q o. tnr!g aJyAntasl to adIress
Tor further uu"ulsr.. cola Medal sewing Machine
Company. Manufactures 50 NaihLgtOn -, boston,
Mass.
OR SALE chcap--A GfoVer 4 Bakers sowiLg
machine. warranted IN perfect rtln NJ Of1gr. Can
be seen at Ies's ct eth So, rear house.
D GOOD whep's. & wnson, rachincs Tor sale az
= hall pIlcs. -. ., Great Jours
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JUDGE wooDRurv's MISTAKE.

TT appointments vi Inspectors oi Election made
by Judge Wtodruf lave ccitod cons idcrablo indt
nation .ug both Republicans sud Democrats
Some Democrats were Wistakpn Tor HepuD.ieans,
and so tlacod on the hs.s and Republican, received
an oihtments as Democrat IL IL said 10 list viii
be revised before election day.
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Fourteenth ard sixteenth Wards. They gave tloir
Nance Az knInue Straus md Terence Ouipu. Ibs
latter Is said TO have committed like offence In
various election districts.
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Cour, Calendar. for This Dnv.

Ino yUrhls tNcn NT7rlod on Tor SIa-on Ielanl ,
whore they arrived about $780, aud al chorud Tor tie
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IL the WAKE or ruE sArrHo.


NNnWI I'D, anu INr NlDNNn nall an hOur TlTor NOth
yachts Appeared to keep about the same position,
aud Kept steadily along. Shortly altor two tho
wind wore round to the southwark, AMI both yachts
jlbcd their main bOoms over on the stanford side.
and, with the wind on the quarter skipned along ut
a lively rate. The big balloon jib OF the Sap lhu
containing go yards Vt canvas, hllci Out We with
II change OF wind, and liel pr along ri rushin
speed, he ElrphO rounded tue stake boat hHzeu.
pa, the winner % the match by twenty.throe MN
utcs and tirtyiye seconds. THIS race may certain
ly be set JOA Is Ouo OF the most ~ nakabc Of tho
year. and was In every way qualified to test the
speed OF the two yachts. The following is the time
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rRorrING ON FLEETWOOD rank.
Opening Dny Of the October Meeting Pin,
Days sport -ionch's Jack aud Murphy n
John the Winners.

Opening Dny Of the October Ncettnu-A Fine
Days sport -Honch's Jack aud Murphy.
John the Winners.
Yesterday was the opening day Of the October
meeting Oh Fleetwood Tark, tho second Of the
autumn. II was favored With = brilliant tall day.
genial in temperature, aud denehtfuL There Was
good attendance Of same a,jceu to eighteen hun.
drcd people. who were well pleased with tie sport
There wore two the card for the day q race
for purse and match.
The first vas the match between Murphy.
geiding john and Pattcrsoas summit. rhe race vas
won easily BY John, who was steady md did his
work well, while summit was viii and Paterson
could not keep MIN at his trot. Being bad breaker
he lost badly, anu Joba ilnishod In three heats
SUMMARY.
PEosPrcr PARE. Oct. s5.-Mach 400 mile hca'',s =
d MutnS ~. q john ......;' ...................
1ine-l;jS, s:,iA. -:aL
The second race WAS a race Of horses that hal
| never beaten tnrce minutes. There were eleven
entries, viz Jack. Lottery, Fleets grew gelding 81
Elmo, Hank, j. Il. Coleman, Eight Bolls. Rodcn's
Amanda Park, Motifs Independent, R,cerss Pow
| hal mue. lOVotts lOrOntO thtgi, Jr, nDdcn's ".
| 4. brennan. and Ea,'s Lncuin. Only tao first tx
started. Ia tao betting, pienan WIS Iayoritc, Lot
tory second, and JACK tuna eAoiee. Jac~ won IN
throc heats.
SUMMARY.
rRo.Prcr PARE Oct. l5-Prr.c $50 for horse. that
bad never osa,cn miugtgs sol to nr.t hor.c $50 20
tccond' 81 20 third mile heits. In s. Ia harness
H. j. BeAcls g. @. JACK
), Isue,dcls x L9ter, .......................
~ ~ 8 = Elll9s
- Macs Or = la'lh
a. MulpEs ht 2. j. - tNlCllI. da.
" 4. weeks OAK =. Eigut bcils............... ds
TINE.
Q"G-'er. HtT MA
"a 5pst .''''''s:5
~ hc"i .......,'...o' .s+
Jlek got tho race anu irst mohey, Lottery second,
and ~. Elmo third.
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A PEW mole Pro sstants wanted 40 JON tue wash
n lhRton Cyhtlnen hl Guard. J. q. ~ l"3' h0N''
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1usirWIiUu.
sAilJ;arE,

GE o. AFTER, .Irano lessona, VITA da,, Y
,pO % 10 ltr MUS an Eudrd A thrr own fe-ie "'3
tor {, aAnt-cr lngure M ,NI West lGti -.
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HOrs,s ano Ga,ltaJs.

NNANTEn--N ttro0F w 'r sluglel,urie truck. with
w WluIls preferred must De- 10 ufsi.raiG cuudu
Addre stailag low est uDh prgs and Nnee ana when
II can lr seen. JAMES DAIt a Far, uV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
William Faibvre vs.. Thomas Farrell and
,Iohn Mccoy.


EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish of Orleans No. q 709.-By virtue Of writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on. TUESDAY. March 2, $50. at twelve
O'Clock ri. the following described property, to
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon and appurte-
nances thereof and all the rights, ways, privileges
and advantages thereunto belonging stu on the
Of this city in the square bounded by Second,
Third and Levee streets and the public landing, des
ignated by the numbers one and two on plan
made by Henry Moelhausep, late surveyor dated
twenty-sixth February, 1885, deposited in the office
of K. Stringer, late notary public in this city
Lot number One forms the corner OF Levee and
Second streets, and measures, American measure,
twenty five feet, seven inches and six lines front on
Second street of seventy five feet, and depth the
line OF lot 1umbe two OF seventy SIX feet one incn
and three lines, and width IN the rear OF twenty
FIVE feet. five inches and three lines.
And lot number L NO adloins lot NUMBER one, and
measures twenty five feet seven lnehes ard slx
hines front Leyee street, by width IN the rear OF
twenty-five feet five inches and three lines, depth
the line OF said lot number one OF sevetyslX iee
inch and three lines, and on the other side line OF
seventy seven feet, two inches and SIX lines
Being the same property the defendants acquired
by purchase from Raymond Pocheiu per act passed
the twenty seventh of January. 1869.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser to assume the payment of
two promissory notes for two hundred and seventy.
five dollars s(S275) each, dated nty-seventh o.
January 1869, pays BILE at the Louisiana State Bank
in this city, respectively, in eighteen and twenty
four months after date and bearing eight per cent
per annum interest from date until paid, drawn by
defendants in solido to their own order and by them
endorsed. secured by mortgage on said property
the purchaser also to attorney fees at the rate
of five per cent in of suit said notes any
one of them. and to keep the buildings the said
tote insured against fire, and transfer the policy to
the holders OF said notes. and the balance of the
price OF adjudication cash the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
feI9ma2 q Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
F. Desbons vs.. Joseph Jernac.


CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans, No. 26l0.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to cell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house Streets in the Second District Of this city,
on SATURDAY, March IL, 1870 at twelve
O'Clock NJ the following described property to wit.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. rights.
ways servtudes, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or in anywlse appertan1ng situated,
ying and beng in the Second District of this city,
and designated by the number one. in the square
bounded by Dumaine, st. Philippe, Rochebave
and Tonti streets measuring twentyeight feet nine
inches front on said Rocheblavs street, by ninety
niue feet four inches in depth, plan drawn by
W. E. Robert, dated the fourteenth OF February
1863 and deposited in the Office of Aphonse Barnett
notary public in this city. for reference Said Dor
ton of ground forms part of larger portion which
was acquired by Jean Baptiste Msilhe BY purchase
from Mr.. and Mrs. v. Demsruelle, by act passed
before O. Drouet, notary public in this city, on the
fifteenth of February, 1856 being the same property
acquired by the defendant by purchase from said
J. b. Mahe, per act passed before said notary.
Alphonse Barnett, dated on the nineteenth Janu-
afy 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
fsbe2o mhl2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

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