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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16
. Parish of Lafayette.

SUGAR PLANTATION, in the parish of La
fayette known as the Emile siouton plantation
about az miles north of Vermillionvile, containing
about $50 acres of land of which LIS is wood land
having an excellent large dwelling, negro quarters,
hlacksnih shop all in good order large brick sugar
house and engin e. ready for sugar making; l6 acres
of seed cane; corn, fodder. mules, horses, CARTS
WAGONS agricultural, implements, etc.
a TRAUT OF LAND, in the parish of Lafayette;
IL miles west OF vernilhonyilie; containing 20
a good fence, dwelling, kitchen, corn crib negro
ca bins, etc, all new. c..
a TRACT OF LAND, in the parish Of LafaS cite,
two miles west of Vermillionvlle, fronting Bayou
VermilIlon, containing 470 arpents, 80 acres OF
which are tmbered with oak, ash hickory and gum.
large finished dwelling house, kitchen storeIootn
servants rooms, carriage house, stable etc new
sugar house horse power capacity to DO i've to SIX
hogsheads in twentyfour hours, two large corn
cribs negro cabins, 20 &rpents OF cane stuboles ano
all necessary fat ming utensils
A TRACT OF LAND. in the paris b OF Lafayette,
aiming 500 arpents, 75 arpents cleared, balance
wood, good fences dwelling house, kitchen store,
room chicken house, laborers house, etc., "a
eypants Of fine cane. This property Is situated
twelve miles west of Verniilionvle.
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THE UPS AND DOWNS OF WALL
STREET.
How Fortunes are Made and Lost.
rGorrasnnndarca Chicarn -IonrnnIl

How Fortunes are Made and Lest.
Correspondence Chicago Journal
One of the most striking incidents Of
the ups and downs in life has come under
my personal observation. A very few
years ago John - was poor but in
dustrious man, occupying the position of
gate-keeper at one of the East river ferries.
His family resided in Brooklyn tene-
ment house, and John expended no more
funds than was strictly necessary to the
maintenance of comfort. 1t had happened
that Commodore Vanderbilt took q fancy
to the man. It was one of those strange
freaks for which the Railway King is
famous, viz: taking up men in the lowest
walks of life and placing them on the
highway to fortune. John may some time
have opened the gate and stopped the
ferry-boat for the Commodore's team after
the time was up. Perhaps he some time
found and secured valuable horse for
him. Whatever may have been the cause,
the Commodore was led TO coach
him. lie was put into the Harlem
pool After the famous corner in
that stock, John found himself
worth million and quarter of dollars.
From poverty he was lifted in q moment,
as it We're, into affiuence. An elegant
residence, splendid farm on Staten Island
and a valuable stud of horses soon fol-
lowed. He entered into the Jerome COM
bination, but here he lost heavily. Still,
he had a very large surplus left. When
the rise in gold occurred, last September,
John "waded in" AS the price continued
to rapidly advance, he believed. with
Others, that the copspirators would carry
it up to two hundred, and he operated &C
cordingly. When upon that eventiul
Black Friday, the collapse came, and gold
dropped in the twinkling of an eye, as it
were, from 1872 to 1874. John was 'long. y
Caught, with the other bulls, on the horns
of the bears, he reared and tossed about,
but all to no purpose. John was ruined
man. The fortune he once possessed was
completely lost. He mortgaged property
right and left, hoping to staye off the evil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16

pY GgfaAUG.r. AUOTIoNEER--
ID Office Exchange alley and Eienvi,!e street
SATURDAY, Apri l6, $50, will be. sole attweve
St. Charles street, between Common and Grav.er
ttreets, by virtue OF Judgment from the Honorable
the Second District Court Tor the parish Of Or
leans, rendered ana signed on the twelfth March,
loI0, the t9i2"lng property; 10 vi . ssord
District OF this city, n the square bounded by Bar
gundy, Rampant. 81. Louis and Cont streets
measuring, French measure, about Za feet front on
BuTgunOy, more less, by 50 fee in depth, bou1G
ed one side By the property belonging 10 SIR de
LHoste. or assigns. and on the other side. iowa!
j GcQues Dupasseur, or assigns.
Together with two story brick house, No s.
having the ground floor parlor, rail- and pantry,a
large entrance gate, hres rooms AID ba cony on the
second stCry, with two rooms in the attic. r TWO
story brick building adjoius the house, havirg Gel
lar, kitchen and wash room on the ground lloor,
three rooms in the upper story, Privy, coal roon
wa-erworks and paved yard.
The whole agreeable TO plan, 70 be exhibited at
the Exchange. ~ - .
nQrs, Feruaud, con and Lee pnpsire, IN said prop
erty, opetwe.ith thereof. payab when sa.d minors
viii have attained their majority, a. follows:
I ne snare OF the MINOR Fernaud Dupelre paya Ole
or the second OF January, 1s77
The share OF the minor Leon Dupere payable on
The share If the MINOR, Lee Dupeire. payable on
the twenty seventh May, 1855. The purchaser 20
Iay interest 81 the OF eight per cent per an-
NUN, in ssic amounts, from Gay q sale TO maj pay
nert: said payment ii interests 10 be made yearly
IN advance 10 the tutor of said And Ter
the remaining eie7eptn-lwe his OF SAID property,
the same be sold Ous-t third cash. ard tce balance
in notes of the purchasers, divided into coupons,
payable az a dit OF and TWO years after Gate,
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annuu, from date until paid secured by MORTGAGE
and vendor privilege the property sold with the
clause OF alieGando and five per cent attorney 5
fees of suit for tie recovery of said notes or
&rv pArt of them.
Inc taxes for the year 1870 and the United States
internal revenue stamps, ard costs OF ACES OF sale
IL the expense OF the purchaser.
Inc property sold to be insured for at least three
thousand dollars $500 ard the policy Transferred
over 10 the holders OF the notes.
The minors, Dupeire. to retain also & mortgage
and vendors privilege the property 70 secure the
faithful payent Of their share n the price OF sale,
and ali interests thereon.
Act of sale before Eusepe Eouuy, notary public.
mnl3 % 20 ap6 - Is
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AN ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE.
NO. 2Is DELORD STREET,
BETWEEN BARONNE AND CAEOHDELET
STREETS.
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
RESIDENCE
ON LONG CREDIT.
SUCCESSION OF BENEDICT BAGGETT.
Docket No. 1884.

NASH az HODGsOE,W. !. HODGSON.
ID Aucroneer-Offce NO 10 Graver street.-On
SATURDAY, April %. 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ, at
ment rotundo of The st Charles HOTEL by virtue
and pursuance of an order of the Hon Louis
Duvgneaud Judge OF the SECOND District Court for
docket No. 1884, for account or the succession OF
Benedict Bagget, deceased, will be sold
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First District of this city, in the square
bounded by Delord. Carondelet, Baropne and Cal
Hope streets, surfing % feet 10 inches front on
Delord street. y f. inches and lines in width
the rear. by depth of i3l feet ana lines on the
side next Carondeiet street, and ls2 feet inches
and lines the other side line next TO barOnne
street. ali American measure according to a plan
made by Messrs. File Murray, architects, dated
March Is, 1863
ire improvements consist Of q well built and very
desra bic two story and bssemen Mt frame dwelling,
with two-story frame back building. and contains
the main building wide alley way and two rooms
in the basement; wide hall and large parlors
the second floor first story, and hall with two
large bed rosms and cabinet on the third door or
out, which sold with the honse The back build
ipgs contain kitchen. ironing room and store-roorn
below with two bedrooms, water closet, etc 4,
above; there is o stable in the rear with room for
carriage aud horses, bedroom, etc.
The yard is paved and contains d large csteru and
hydrant the whole ID very lar repair ana leady ior
Terms and cor ditions-One-third cash in United
States treasury notes and the balance on creolt
of one and two years the no'es OF tDe purchaser
parties at interest, bearing eleht per cent interest
and special mortgage from cate until final payment,
the mortgage to embrace the clause Of i've per cent
for attorney fees in case of suit the buildings to
be kept fully insured and the policy 10 be trans
ferred to the vendor in addlt. u 10 which me pur
chaser will assume all the taxes rom January Ioio
Act OF sale before William McC. Jones, notary
public at the expense OF the purchaser, including
the United States revenue stamps.
mhlS 2S ap9 is %
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by =. GUENAULT. AUCTIONEER-,
ID Office, corner of Exchange alley and bienville
street.-SATUkDaY, April 10, 1870 Will be
sold. twelve O'Clock. NJ, at the st. CHARLES AUG
and Gravier streets, by virtue OF an order from
the Honorable the Second District Court, for the
parish of Orleans, dated March 10 1910
CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
faubourg IRENE, Second District of this city. in
square number thirtyone, comprised between Ma
American measure, 43 feet 10 inches and half in
front on Marais street, by q depth Of so feet il
inches and lines front on Cont street, together
with a two-story brick house. with verandah
the ground floor. The corner room is larger
than the two others. being used a store. Three
rooms, LANDING and beck lery the second floor.
Two other two-story brick buildings adjoining the
above, one built Marsis street and having three
rooms with an entrance door; the other having
ur rooms, double two 3ory brick prIvy, two hg-
drants, ETC., the whole divided into TWO tene-
ments
The whole agreeab!y to plan TO be exhibited
the exchange
Terms-Two thousand dollars $4,000 cash, and
the balance credit Of one, two ana three years
from the day OF sale, in notes or coupons, if re-
CURED to suit the convenience OF the vendors for
their respect We shares, drawn by the purchaser
his own orGer and by MIN ndorsed bearing interest
at eight per cent per annum from dase until final
payment. able at the Bank of America, in this
city, secured by vendors privilege ana mortgage
the properly sold: the purchaser to assume the
payment of taxes OF any kind due said property
for the years 1863 and 1870 and to keep constantly
said notes. and until their final payment. the
buildings erected on said property; to transfer the
policy insurance to the tutrix of said minors for
their benefit; and the purchaser to pay also all
judicial proceedings should become necessary TO
recover the amount of said notes
Act of sale before Joseph Cuviler, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser, including the
United States stamps. na15 23 81 ap7 l6
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN Z. HARBE.
DY 8. GUINACLT. AUCTIONEF

Ply 8. GCINACLT. AUCTIONEER-
- Office corner Of hxehange alley and Bienville
street.-SATUkDAf, May II, 1870. will be sold at
twelve O'CLOCK n, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, ST. Charles street, between Common ar d
Graver streets, by virtue of order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, dated April 4, 1870 the following
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Second DISTRICT of this city in square No 81, bound
ed by Benville, Cont, Telemachus and Cortes
streets; said lots adjoining each other and desig
mated by the Nos. l, 2 3, 4 and s.
Lots Nos. and measure, each 81 feet inches
front on Cont street, by q depth of l02 feet AZ
inches. lot No. forming the corner Of Cont and
Cortes streets.
Lot No. 8 measures "a feet ~ inches front on
Cont street by depth of lO2 feet AZ inches.
Lots Nos and measure each "a feet inches
front on said Cont street, by depth of lO2 feet az
inches, the whole between parallel lnes and In
American measure, agreeaby to a plan drawn by
George T. Dunbar. dated December II. ls48, and to
acopy Of said plan drawn by Allen DHemecourt,
dated February l6. 1s49 and deposited in the office
Of K. j. ker. notary. Together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Act OF sale before A. D. Doriocourt notary
public. at the expense of the purchaser inciud;ns
the United States stamps, well as the taxes for
tne running year. Ie7u apis 20 "a my4 IA
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AUCTION SAILS
By II. w. Palfrey.

A. j. FULLY AND I. II. HIGINBoTHAM VS..
their creditors and the creditors Of A. J. Tuiiy
Il Co.. No. l6.2 ysyndc sale at auction of Bills
Of Exchange, Promissory Notes. Book Accounts.
and Lands in the States Of Texas, Mississippi
and Arkansas.
DYR W. PALFRFY. AUCrIONEER-
= Office No. Is Carondeiet street.-On SAi UR-
DAY April 90 1870, at Twelve ociocs, al the 81
Charles Auction Exchange Ia the basement roJon da
OF the 81. Charles Hotel, by virtue OF ana IN pur-
suance to order from the honorable tourtn Dis
trlct Court for the parish OF Orleans Gatea ~ arGn
y 1870 viii 6s sold for account OF the above en-
PROMI-SOKY NOTES and BOOK ACCOUNTS.
an inventory OF which may be seen at the Auction
z 10 ACRES OF LAND situated in Coma
county. Texas, the waters Of Bear Creek; about
eleven miles north 81 grees west from New Braun.
fes, known survey No. sos, by vrTue OF bounty
warrant 80. l55. issued BY tue hdjulant General on
:. $50 ACREs or LAND, situated in Oomaf
county. Texas, on. the waters of Bear creek about
i0a miles north, IS degrees west from New Braun
fe = known survey NO. 504, By virtae OF pounty
warrant NO. i35, issue by the AdJdtant General on
on the twenty sixth Oci ober, 1886 -,
4. $50 ALRES OF LAND: situated in Oomal
county Texas, On the waters Ct Comai creek. about
Il miles north Ga degrees west from NeT BraaEteis.
kz own as survey No. 3G8, by OF bounty, var
rant No. So issued by hs the Aojata General uiy
5. $50 ACRES OF LAND. situated in the pariah
Of MQrenouse, louisiana beng me east h 1it q
west hall Of section twenty ght, aud tine sontn-
west quarter and west hEf cf east nan. ana north
west quarter Of section twenty-seven, toWnahi-,
twenty, range seven east, acquired from Robert
Waitman.
t. 20 ACRES OF LAND, situated in Upshur
county, Texas. acquired from f. L. Jones, and
known as tne Z. !; Jones tract 49,. .c,ou
Z. A ,RhCr OF LAND known IS the Ooor
Fender place, situated near Utica. IN kinds
county. Mississippi. containing - acres.
S. 1905 At RES OF LAND, yipg in Ashley county.
Arkansas. being fractional section thirteen west
bayou, township sixteen, range hvey fractional
section twenty four, bayou, township sixteen,
range FIVE; north half section wen i've, west
b. ou, township sixteen. range five. Upon which
trac. Of land nsoiyents he'd mortgage, or deed OF
trust. 10 debt due by 5. b. Virgins, which
has been toreclosed but Is still il litigation.
Terms OF Sale-C8sn United states treasury
notes. the syndic conveying only SUCH title as 10
ve-te0 in him, without warrants of any KING; all
past taxes land sold TO be assumed by the pur.
c5aser- who also to all unpaid costs and
attorney fees due ang of tue notes and accounts
sold which in suit judgment ia the extent of
value of the note account upon which the
accrued.
Acs Of sale. toget her with United States revenue
stamps. at she expense of the purchasers, before
4. Hero Jr notary. comm missioner OF oeeds for the
states Of iexas, Mississippi and Arkansas.
pnn-9 arl6 Is 20 30
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DYH III. w. PALFREY. AUCTIONEEE--
u Office No. 26 Caronde - street.-On SATUR-
DAY. May Il, $50, at twelve b clock Nj at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange. in the basement ro-
tunda of the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue and IN
pursuance of order of the Hon. Louis Duylg
neaud, Judge OF the Second District Court for tie
parish of Orleans, dated ADTil 4 1870 will be sold,
Tor account of succession CT Christian Ludowig the
following described property, 70 wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated II the
First District CT this city, in the square bounded by
Annunciation, Cslliope louisa, Tchoupitoulas
and toey streets, designated lot No. II
plan drawn by Ed Gotthiel, architect, on the TWEEN
ty.rftn OF prl 1856 in the office of Seiin Maguer
notary pa bic, plan No. I. according to which
said lot measures, in American assure, IS feet
iucn front Apnunciatlop street., II feet inches
in width the IS feet iDches IN depth on the
line Of oJ No Il, and 90 feet in depth the line of
lot No. lS.
The improvements consist Of two. story brick
store two bed above slate root brick kitchen.
alley in rear, cstern and hydrant and rented at $50
per month.
Terms of sale-One.third cash. and the balance
g credit OF and two years. in notes Of pur
chaser secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege property SOLD, Win eight per
cent interest per um from dste until paid; the
gage to include the ve per attorney fee
clause in of suit enforce payment OF notes:
buildings and improvements o be Kept insured and
policies transferred to vendor
A ct of sale. together with the Ucit6d States in
ternat revenue stamp, az the expense of TIE pur
chaser. before W. j. Caste !, notary public.
srqf6 co 81 rlyI4
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AUCTION SALES.
Rv S. Guinault,
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE PETIT-NO. $40

pY -. GU.sAULT, AuCTiONEsR-
Vie 0 siTeet t rURDAY, April Co. no. vii
be sold at twelve O'Clock b.. at tie 81
Charles auction ExcIaTse. 81 az 1a ears h. VIZ
tue OF an oder from the Honorable the
Second District Court far the PARISH ot of!eSh''
sEVhN LUirs Or GROUND. situated il the
Tbnd Uistric5 Of tins cry IN square bouhc &C., os
London avenue, rev Orleans. Liberals ano Fofce
streets, dasIsnated by Res 8, 7, 5, III, a ahe
IL Lets Is, Nos. . No. Nos "a, to I 10 ans
"a, being Contiguous 10 each other, q feet men
front or sew orleans street, ~ ~ 1eet IA ueptu,
lot No I forming the corner OF New Orleans ana
Force streets, ana lot 20 q. adjoining the rear oepth
Of the above i've lots measures 80 ieet ~ :nches
and lines front orce street, by ll6teet lncnes
il depth: together with The Buildings gne improve
rneDts CONSISTING or house - TWO rooms an 4
front gsery, Kitchen, ETC. ci5tern, aarcen, q!'
ings leased up to the tenth Of February, 1871,
at SO per Month eald lots 10 ne delivered 10 tae
pure ers at the expiration of the above lease
or Locdon avenue by 1853 feet 10 inches lines N
THREE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND,
situated II the same Ols'r CT OF TINS CITY, oesigua-
avenue, New Orleans, SohCeEe ana Josephine
streets.
and SohGeile stree 8, aed measures q leet INC \
front London avenue by III feet inches II depth
and fronting scidtiie street toRetne with frame
house Of three rocIn5 reDtso 81 uiteen Collar per
month.
Lot No. g adjoining the above, having also e. feet
! inch front on London avenue by III feet inches
II oepth, together with = house OF two rooms.
Lot No. s. ADJOINING the resr depth OF the Two
above lots, Y feet inches lines front on
Solidee street, g feet aide obhQue back line,
by an average depth OF 2i21eet Incnes. together
wit g frame house Il two fooTs. TEewhole tease q
ne tenth Il re bru AIRY, ISL at fifteen dollars
per month. see plans at he st Charits Exchange.
Terms-Onet' nd payable cash. and the balance
at q cTeCIt of and two ear5 for notes Dea-lcg
eight per CEN interest per annum from the day Of
sale. and mortgage on the property sod. Bu1idlCg5
10 be kept insured by the purchasers, and policies
transferred TO the % ders OF the notes.
Acts OF sale hefoIe q. de- Armas, notary public a.
tke eEpen5- Of purchasers including United ~st es
Stamps and II taxes Of ls7C. nIG59 ap7 IS y 30
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by \. GUT%A UT. AQCTIoNEER-
ID tce corner Of Exchange alley and BieErllle
street.-Sa1 UKDAX, April %, 1870, wilt De sod,
twelve o'clock NJ, at the 1t. Charles Auction
Exchange, -. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, by virtue of az orser from she
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
u Orleans, dated March Is, 1870
A LOT OF GRO USD, situated in the Third Dis
trct of this city, in tn parish between this city
and the Bayou ST. John, near the junction OF Gen
tiiiy and Bayou roads, making part OF the property
heretofore hnown Green's brick yard in square
comprised between Aubry, GaVez, Oreily and Miro
streets, which lot or ground is designated lot No.
of square NO. a. or plan drawn by L. bringier,
the twenty ninth OF August, 1885, annexed 10 an
act passed. in the Office OF Garlic Pollock, late
rarg public OF this city. under date Of July 49, 1855
Said lot measuring 81 feet front Aubry street, by
80 feet Deep French measure together with the de-
Tendencies thereof.
Terms-One half cash, snd the balance az credit
of year from the day OF sale, in note drawn Dy
the purchaser TO his order and by him endorsed
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date till paid and made payable year after date
at the donlcll OF the Bank of America, in this city
secured by vendors privilege and mortgage on the
property sold, the purchaser paying lawyer fees
at ten per cent in case judicial proceedings
should become necessary to recover the amount Of
said note.
Act of sale, before Joseph Cuvillier, notary pub
tic. at the expense OF purchaser lncudn g United
States stamps -lhl624 81 ap7 u %
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pY j. II. WALTON, AUCTIOEEER.-
10 Office No l62 Common street TUESDAY, May
81 leIO at we've oo eek u at me 81 9narles A9t
Charles Hotel, by order of The Solicitor of the
Treasury, ana for account Of the United States Gov
ernment will be soid by suction to the highest bid
der, the following described valuable property, 10
THAT ELEGANT RESIDFNCE situated at the
corner of CANAL ard Msrals streets irst District,
built by Mr. Armand Hene, Tor his own occupa-
ton, and subsequently Owned and occupied By
Thomas p May, Esq. The buildings sre of modern
construction and architecture, and contain al the
converiepCes and Improvements in in the best
dwelling, of the present cay. They embrace spa
library, bed rooms, closets, baths, rervants' apart
ments, etc. eli finished in the best style, without
The properly embraces three lots of ground in the
square bounded BY Canal. Gasquet, Maras ana Viz
lere streets, designated ~ the Nos. /, Gno oo
plan drawn by Joseph Pile, surveyor, on the third
May, 1873, deposited IN the office of LucIen Her
mann, late notary in this city, measuring, each, Il
feet inches ano Glines front Canal street. by 8
aud lines, American measure; lot Co. form ing
the corner CT Canal and Narais street. together
with ths use OF an alley IN the rear OF said lots open
ing on Merais street. common to said lots, and beng
ten feet vide.
This property, from IT'S elegant construction. and
convenient and accessible location upon Canal
ST. eet presents an unusual opportunity u secule
superior residence
Terms and conditions-Ore third cash in United
States treasury notes, the remainder in the notes
of the purchaser to his own order and by him en-,
dorsed payable at one and two years, IN eQuat
amounts, bearing interest at eight per nts anDum
from date until paid and special mortgage and ven
doris PRIV ged upon the property until tina pay
ment. The NOR! gage to embrace the clause OF five
Der cent attorneys tees in of suit to recover
payment OF the notes any part thereof should
Trey not be punctualy paid at maturity. The build
in gs be insured by The purchaser to the sGisiac
ton of the agent of the uDited states government
and tn be kept insured until final payment, and the
policies to DO transferred to the vendor.
Act of sale before A. Hero Jr notary public at the
expense OF the purchaser, including all stamps re-
CURED by law.
u;u ~ oIo MT
Drawing room, Parlor, Dining room Library and
Bedroom FURNITURE, MIRRORS, PAINrINGS,
ARTICLES OF VERTU, CURTAINS, CARPETS,
etc. The entire contents Of this elegant establish
ment will be sold on the premises. on THU RSDAY,
june 1870, prior to which time catalogues will be
furnished and more particular notice given.
fe27 mh6 Is 20 q ap3 10 II "a myl