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TElscnApuIc NEWS ITEMS.

Senator Morrill,, of Maine, suffering complete ncr-
voGs prostitution consultation Of physicians Thursday
night considered his cnsc almost hopeless
Az Boston yesterday August Curricr sentenced sSx
year5 imprisonment IN the State Prison uiteug forged
check upon Duncan, sherman K Co., OF New York.
A SUIT In equity been commenced In Concord, N H.
against the Concord Railroad annu its last
rectois.
Galveston Texas, draped In mourning yesterday in
respect to the memory OF her citizens who
steamer Varuna.
o. f. Myer Co = picture frame mandatory Ia Boston
WAS burned Thursday night. Loss, 100000
The lumber barge j. A. Hollow during the Late
gale Lake Erie, with all board One found
the wreck ashed 10 the pump with his eyes out
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SURVEY OF THE IsrHMUs OF TEHuANTE-
PEo.--A Washington telegram, which we pub
lsh to-day, announces that, in answer to an
application from the United States government
for permission to survey the Isthmus Of Tehu-
sntepec with a view to locating route for q
ship canal, Minister Lerdo dc Teiada has
written to Mr.. Nelson, the United States Min
lister at Mexico, that President Juarez gladly
grants permission to the surveying party to
make the exploration, recognizing all the adj
vantages which the construction Of ship
canal would produce if it should prove practi-
cable. The governments of Vera Cruz and
iOajaca have been requested to notify the
local authorities Of those States to aid as far as
possible the objects of the expedition and 70
protect the exploring parties Similar instrac-
lions have been sent to the military command
ers at various points along the route. A
commissioner will be appointed by the Depart
ment OF Public Works to accompany and assist
the surveying party. The expedition passed
Key West on the 3lst ult, and probably
reached Vera Cruz yesterday. The cordial
cooperation preferred by the Mexican govern
,aent will doubtless aid in securing the success
OF Captain Shufeldt's expedition r
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PENNS YLVANIA.

The Hanlon Murder Txial--lscvolti tu-e of
Child Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, 1870
& Ia the trial Of Hanlon for the murder OF the child
Mary Norman to-day, the convict Dunn detailed at
great length the confessions Of Hanlon to him while
they were In prison together. 1t appears that Han
Ion disguised himself 10 his own house with false
whiskers and outraged the girl In an alley. The
child died instantly and he put the body In the Gel
lar Of his own house and subsequently carried u
out and threw 10 into poAd. Tho prosecution Is
witnesses with whom Dunn mas had no means or
communicating, and have thus far been veU sue
cessful
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FATAL ACCIDENT At THE R,ml TON FERRY.

Last evening, as the Union Ferry Company's boat
Baltic on her six O'Clock trip from Brooklyn to New
York. was nearing the pier, young man named
John Cranson, a moulder by occupation, residing In
Oliver street, New York, jumped FOR tho bridge be-
fore the boat was made fast. He missed hls footing,
and the result was that he was terribly and fatally
crushed, his bowels pretrudng. Medical aid was
procured and the unfortunate man removed to the
hospital. He cannat possibly survive :.
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ENGLAND.

United States ministerial Residence.
LONDON, Nov. 4, 1870.
MIR. Motley, the American Minister, has changed
his residence to the Thomas Hotel.
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Another Road Accident.

Captain IRA 8. Garland. recently transferred from
the First precinct to the rural district OF Harlem,
last evening reported that Mr.. Robert Anderson OF
Fiitcth street, while driving on Eighth avenue, was
wagon, receiving slight injuries. HIS team ran
away, and In Its Wild course c0llided with other
wagons, smashing them, but INJECTING no injury Of
serious character to the occupants. The horses
were finally captured BY The mounted police.
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Parliamentary Elections.
FLORENCE, Nov. 4, 1870.
The elections for members OF the new Parliament
are TO take place on the Goth inst. The Parliament
will assemble on the 9Th OF December.
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GOLD l0.--The gold market, freed OF the
manipulation of the Canadian bank agents and
other spectators who lately interfercd with
its natural direction. is slowly yielding to the
normal influences Of the financial situation. It
may seem singular, but gold was the most
stubborn to decline with The general fall in
prices. Wheat is down to old time figures
Cotton would be, too, were it not for the fact
that the present yield annually is only little
more than half what il was when cotton was
half as cheap. Taking the crop Of lS69-7O. It
is now worth only what the crop of 1859 or
1860 was worth in specie tines Silks are
now cheaper in greenbacks than they were in
gold. While the 'sbnl!s" in gold have been
holding on for rise everything else around
them has been declining. The recent weak
ness and fail in It's price are not, therefore,
surprising.
GIVE Us THEIR NAMES ---Senator Conkling.
in his speech at the Cooper Institute on Thurs
day evening, stated that the defeat of the bill
providing for the increase of American ship
ping and commerce was owing to the conduct
OF two democrats--one member Of the Sem
ate, the other member Of the House. Why
don't you give us their names, Mr.. Conklnc
This is an important accusation to be made
against democratic Congressman, especially
when one must hail from the city of New York.
where its greatness depends in a great
measure upon its commercial prosperity.
Senator Conkling on the same occasion paid a
very handsome compliment to his Honor
Mayor Hall, for which that popular official
must feel very grateful Some of these repub-
leans are not such bad fellows, after all.
''Satan is not 80 black as he is painted"
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WHAT'S IHR MATrER Now only three or
four days ago We had the pleasure of con-
graduating Horace Greeley for the publication
of card in which he deprecated personalities
and vituperation in discussing political men
and measures. But, 10! scarcely had The ink
with which this highly commendable epistle
was written become dry, when Greeley breaks
out all over as If he had had sudden attack
of the smallpox, and, grabbing his blunted
quill dips its bitterest end into cup Of gall
and blazes away In his oid-lashioned way Of
calling people 'slars . villains, Idiots, aud
so on to the end of the Biiiingsgate vocabulary.
What's the matter? What's broke loose +?
What has caused this rema rkable change in
our philosophical contemporaries virtuons
resolution: Do keep cool. Mr.. Greeley.
You already have heon once il, Congress and
are aware what bad place it is; in short,
!'you know how it is YOURSELF" Tf you should
not happen to he elected shi, time think of
what frightfiiI fate you have escaped.
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Spanish Debate on the Aosta
Monarchy.
The Sultan Drawing Closer to
the Gar.
Austria Neutral Towards the
Papacy.


Priua Presents the Aosta MOnarchy-Parlia-
mentary Divlsion.
aHa MADRID, Nov. 8, 1870.
In speech In the C0rtes General Prim announced
his regret at the OF the candidature OF
Hohenzollern, and formally presented Aosta.
Senior Uastellar's proposition for censure was re-.
jected by . vote OF 100 TO a. aI
number Of Deputies asked for q discussion Of
the diplomatic documents. The Chamber refused to
allow discussion.
The inal election Of King has been fixed for the
10th inst
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AUSTRIA.

Neutral Towards Rome.
VIENNA, Nov. A, 1870.
The statement that Austria had interfered In favor
Of the Pope Is oficially denied.
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Tho Crown Question Debat e--AOsta Ap
proved and Opposed.


Tho Crown Question Debat c--AOsta APP.
proved nnd Opposed.
MADRID, NOV. 4, 1870.
General Prim yesterday held q long conference
with the members OF the majority in the Constituent
Cortes on the subject OF the candidature Of the
Duke Of Aosta. After an interchange OF views, he
said he should present the name OF the Duke OF
Montpensier to the consideration of the Cortes as
the future ruler OF Spain.
General Grontereras suggested EsparterO, and
supported the suggestion in a long speech. He said
he could not understand why a foreign candidate
was proposed when there was plenty OF good mate.
rial In their own country.
Sehor Agnete affirmed boldly that he would not
sustain any foreign candidate
Divers opinions were expressed by the members
present, anu no decision was arrived ats
The Einal Day-AOsta's Correspondence.
LONDON. Nov. A. 1870.
Later Madrid dispatches state that the discussion
on the question OF the future monarch has been fixed
for the 10th OF November
Senior Castellar's resolution censurlng the govern
menr for Its course ON the Aosta candidature has
been rejected.
The government was then sustained by q heavy
vote In Withholding from the public the Aosta cor
respondence.
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A.-Rcst0rer America for the Hair. The
only clear preparation, without sediment world thaA
will color dispense dAndruR and the scalp
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OnMUxA1f, Nov. Z, lST0.
There was 3 good attendance ct the Bucksyo
Howe FAIR to-day For tho finest harness stallion,
size, style, speed and sctaon considered. the ard
premiulS was given TO General YoFk's Rockwoe1.
six years. cnd the second premium TO D. A. scotss
AIlcok Forest, eight years old. For - Anast psk
OF road horses, Without regard 70 sex, color or
owner, the nrst premium Waa given TO Captain
Bugher's grays ana the second to Charles Kahn'a
bars.
The races were a. follows Tho nrst race wss for
2:4O horses.
SUMMARY.
s,uJ uasAins
uPyiotoib-
p@'n"Aih"
Dae. ..s...-.s.sss............ 2 ut1~
~ Tine--2:34l4. 2:3lh, 2:2dh.
~ nc second race was FOR tr0tting stations. Pu0s
Temple peat 9. NJ. Clay, Jr., In 2:3zH, 2:30K.
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At!kinson's lot I.Ondon) Enailsh Perfhnery.-
Sepha GARDENER and Others The genuine only at i
c. kuSHT0N's, Broadway, corner Twenty fifth strset.
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Diabetes Observation-Disclosures Water 4
the only known remedy for IT, Depot - C1i0 Arss&
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forenoon This dlnlculty can be remedled and
ths record made nuch more useful by having
rho latest observation A4ken couple Of hours
.ar1isr-say nine or ten o'cioy,x
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Ladies', Gents, Misscs' and neyH Desla
aud Shoe stylcs, moderate prices, q AALAAR COl
No. Ia o. Is.
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A.-For an Irritated ThrOut, Cough or Cold
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES are offered with The
fullest confidence In their They
oughy tested, and the good reputation they
justly acquired. As there limitations, be obtain
fhc Vauuiu
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Bleaching, Ci0nntng and Dyeiug.-LOrdss
oces 9a4 Broadway. 4s9 street. corner Broadway;
III Eighth avenue Coats Pana Dresseh Shsws, 6ackss
Feathers Laces, Gloves, dc, beautifully cleaned.
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D0vid'a Fall ssyIes of Gsnsls1esrs h.
decidedly tho INCEST Of the soaAen- 6AnRunm ~
Broadway, near Duane street.
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No Moro suffering with Cent and Rheumas4
ism. Get DR.. kUSSELLS ENGLISH 0kECIFTC, "a 81
Great Jones street, New York.
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G1.l D e w AgHin, 4sns 70 che Use e
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Medical Eicctricity.-Fsr the Cure of Dis
ease. Applied by DR.. CHAMBERLAIN, No. Wsst -Four
uir act
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Gents, Silk Dress Hatss BreaAw1Y Eau
chiIdrens Hats In great variety at same moe psees
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The BATTLE between Roosevelt and Nc.
Mahon in the Fourth district is waxing warm.
The friends Of both parties are straining every
nerve for the success of their favorite. :. So
tar as the foreign vote is concerned, the Ger
mans will probably 60 for Roosevelt, on
account Of his Dutch descent, and many of
the Irish for Mcmahon, for the love they bear
to man who has ''Mac' to his name. John
Fox is working hard for ''Mac."
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NOyal Havana Loctery .-Prizea Paid II
gold Information furnished The hghest rsAee paid Soe
Doubloous and all kinda Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street. New York.
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A.-Memey for Bond and Hyere91ses, R7rxs
and seoond. WASHINGTON r. NICHOLA, C0pnsanae -
Law, LID Broadway, room ~.
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Auction sale Of


CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
on FIFrY-NISTH STREET,
MADISON AVENUE,
EIGHTH AVENUE,
TniRTYNINE CENTRAL PARK FEoNI3
FRONTS or OVER 900 FEET
being most desirable locations for churches hote pubs
and composing the largest valuable property offered
IN New York for many years.
At Auction,
Thursday November H. 1870, NJ I'M. At thu
Exchange Salcsroovn, Ill Broadway,
A. H. MULLER, y. X. WILKINS co.
Aucti0neers, No. 2 Pine street.
53th st21 block facing Central Park.
9Th plaza 9TH 5sth ana b9th s 300 feet fronsasD
CID and 6sd sts-5 Lots near Madison nv.
Madison av.--Front between G3d and SD sts
Lots noheas. OF SD ST. Lots southeast oosn
OF 9Th Vt.
65th ST Lots Madison
elst st Lots lth which will here be bridgod
9Th av13 Lots fronting the Park, between 63d and 6sth
Lots northeast corner 9Th II.
Lots between 10Th and 10th sts
Entire Front between Sst and 0sd facing Central Pak
| on two aides.
64th ST. Lots 9Th av
Goth xt.-Entire north side between 9Th and 9th avs
9th ST. Lots near 9th nv, facing Park
| 18th st.--Northwezt corner 9th av. facing Park.
| 6lst and SD sts.-3 Lots 9Th
| 9TH av.-3 Lots southeast OF 18th vt.
| when desired
For or information apply To the Auconcsrs. No.
Pine street, the Office OF j. NJ PfNKNEY 70 Cedar st.
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TsiE LAME DEEENoE OF NAPOLEON. The
manifesto Of the captive Emperor Napoleon in
defence Of himself is the weakest document he
ever wrote. He blames everybody and every
thing for his own failure and the ruin he has
brought upon France, except himself He
has, at last merited the title Of Napoleon se
Pcti, which Victor Hugo gave him. 1t is well
known that he was the master of France and
could do as he pleased. The army, the gene
rails, the Ministry, the Senate and the Corps
Legislatif with the hosts Of office-holders
which controlled every department of the
country--all were subject to his will. When
his creatures clamored for war they were but
schoing his wish. He outrages the French
people by attempting to lay the blame on
Them. It is cowardly. Had he been silent
here might have been some sympathy for
him in his fall but not now. He has no
Aeroism In his nature. His manifesto will
arouse the indignation Of France and the con-
tempt Of all fair-minded people.
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A.-1se Best in the AIarkcf.-IT You Want
elegant, fashionable Hat 20 direct the
EsPEhcHEID, lis Nassau street. Price S-
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The Wearing Of Knox Hat, &c In Com
tended by phrcnoogss win affect the oxana
sroet the s. Of the bad euna wsss tsa: be
indeed, emphacaly declarehat he wearF OF hal made
by KNOX 10 roavely indicative. not only OF god axte b
Of good sonse kNOX'S Hat Emporium b Il M Broadway
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Trusses.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Curs
Trusa once sstablahsa 70 ysS) No vscl srsst As'a<
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ss Ii h f.. 4. xss Wss.
EsPFscHEID, us Nassau street, Price 81.
A Medical WOnder-Hyatt's Life BaIsam.-
s . mo. pasa ocSs a,S 80 csr Fry
sors. he wG5., g Diseases q the lsrsur
talny cured By hs great puras Il has cured hundrsa
s for Il aaa o has .SSs
fas saved 81 y M had o..
a nsS my tws been
ann and wss wss 10 de- wen % ns
af
san. ~ a s9 sss s @ r.
Sent everywhere BY express.
A.-Herrins's c Pa aMscv sv.
s5l broadway. corner Murray street
SITTSssss $ Al, ,synarKHs
We have the goods aud the prices rishk
A.-Tho Globe
WILL APPEAR NEXT
MONDAY AFTERNOON
INA
NEW DRESS.
ENLARGED.
AND OTHERWISE
GREATLY IMpRoyED
ana iii Rsa l. AND
Law, ii5 Broadway, room ~.
Atsin.en's lot I.endonl Enx'lsh rerf.aery.-
G. kusnToN's, Broadway, corner Twenty 1fth sirssi.
only clear preparation without sediment the world thaa
F fsof .aa .s b. Il
A.-ror Stylish and EIcaant Hat, a Pops
A.-For nm Irritated Throat, Cough or Cold.
fullest confidence in their ceacy. they have been thor.
Js ana soss are M S sS
Bleaching, CIsnning and Dyeing.-Lord's
HGs. ss Boadway ss Boone street corner sroawsy
Feathers, Laces, Gloves, ac. beautifully cleaned.
(;risiadoro's UmrlvnlIed Hair Dye.--soIa
and applied at his wig scalp factory No Asor Homs
saa Hs~H ASar 's ss: :: n %ss Z
.. liz. e: Water d
Dr. sase,s cntarrh Renedy.-Spo0 Rsvrsd
for csa an nI psnSs.s s',s Rec so xsd ss e q MI
Deyis,s Fall ssylss q Gs.sls::..: .I -
Are dccidsdly tho incest OF tho soassn- sAaoam -
-------------------->----
Every Genuine Bottle II Cen9roW Water
a ar a.s Depot. y chs%S.r ~ .sr asi 80
Cent? Silk Dress Hats, BrcaAway .au
;s'; ;s:iis: sss' s''ssi Ss !;
Ladies', Gents, Mi.ses, and ncyZ DSsSa
aud Shoe all styles moderate prices, ~ AA18k CO
No. I'm ION square
Medical Eicctricity-Fer the Cure u Dis
ease. Applied by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN No. Wcst -Four
No More SuncrinG with Genf and Rheumass
Get DR.. kuSsELLS EN0LEaH otECIFTC "a %
Great Jones street, New YORK.
NOyal Havana Lottery .-Prfxea Paid n
gold. Information furnished. The highest raAes paid
Doubloous and all kinda Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IL Wall street. New York
The Wcur1ng OF a Knox Hat, &c In Com
tended by phrcnooaiss win Affect the oxYAna
eract the evil tendency Of the bad bumpA wbeher ths be
10 or not We do not dscube Bat freely admit
indeed, emphatcAy that th4 weanF OF hal made
by KNOX poayey indicative not only OF good axte bh
Of good senss. KNOx's Hat Emporium h 4 M broadway
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lime--so1t4s ZsdlAp I:zoA.
second race was for trottlng stations. Pil0s
lie peat Q. M. Clay, Jr., In 2:3zN, 2:30k.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
By s. Guinault,
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS DECoUDREAUX-
No. l9,4Sl.

Rxs :. SUIss ULT, AUCTIONEER-Of-
y nee corner OF Exchange alley and Benville
strees:hi -s April 49, $50. will be Sold
a. twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange ST. Charles street, between Common and
GraVier streets, by virtue of an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the Darish
of Orleans, dated March is, 1870 ~ 1
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis.
trict OF this city in this parish, between this City
and the Basou St John. near the junction of Gen.
tilly and Bayou roads making part Of the property
heretofore known as Green brick yard in son re
comprised between Aubry, Galvez, Orelly and Miro
streets which lot of ground is designated as lot No
of square No. AZ. on plan drawn by l.. Bripeier
on the twenty ninth of August, 1885, annexed to an
act passed in the Office of Carlie Pollock late no.
tary public of this city. under date of July 3 1886
Said lot measuring 81 feet front Aubry street by
l20 deep French measure, together with the de-
pendencies thereof.
Terms-One half cash, and the balance at credit
Of one year from the day OF sale. in drawn by
the purchaser to bis own order and by him endorsed
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date till paid, and made payable year aft er date
at the domicl OF the Bank of America, in this city
secured By vendors privilege and mortgage on the
property sold. the Purchaser paving lawyer . fees
ct ten per cent in case judicial proce edings
said note
Act Of SALE before Joseph Cuvilisr, notary pub.
heu e the expease 81 purchaser. including United
n u91
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
By J. B. Walton.
LARGE LOT OF GRoUND, ON LAFAY.
ETTE STREET, BETWEEN BASIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JULIUS REINRCKER

RY j. h. WALTON, AUCTIONEEh-
II Office No. 1852 Common street.-On SATUR-
LAY, April q, 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange. by virtue and in
pursuance of order OF the Honorable Louis
Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated the fifteenth DAY of
March. 1870. court docket no. 5000. will be sold
for account OF the above succession the fol.
lowing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LO1 UF GROUND, with the build
lngs and Improvements thereon, situated in the
First District of this city. the square bounded by
Lafayette, Poydras, Franklin and Basin sire ets,
designated by the No. s. on plan made by Louis
II. Pile, City Surveyor. 6a' ed the tweRt four day
OF Novemb er 1850, deposited in the office of Charles
Il. Forsier late notary public. Sale lot OF ground
measures % feet inches lines front Lafayette
street, by depth of leo feet, between parallel liues
American measure. On this lot there is small
frame building sheds, etc.
Terms-One haf cash in United States Treasury
notes, the balance in note at year bearing eight
per &C Mt interest per mum from date until paid
with the clause of alien alton al five per
torneys fees of suit ymen of tho
note. The purchaser having the privileg OF paying
the whole of the purchase price in cash If ne deems
Improper to do The taxes of the year 1870 to be
paid by the purchaser.
Act of sale before +. g Gottschslk notary p ub.
lie, at the expense of the purchaser, inrud ing
United States revenue stamps required by law.
mblS 20 81 ap3 10 1923