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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24

THE party must need ''bolstering up" as
Senator Sawyer suggests. Mr. Corbln Is
United States District Attorney, City Attor-
hey, State Senator, Coditier of the Laws, &c.
but to strengthen, through him, the back
bone Of the party, his salary as City Attor-
nev il raised from $500 to $4,000.
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ECONOMY, as practised by the City Council
Paving $4,000 year, for what can be well
done for $500.
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4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL
cHAMBERL1N's LAW BOOK

IN THIS STATE.
This Work Is admirably suited for the Legal
Profession and Business Men. Invaluable to
every merchant, every mechanic, every manu-
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ing civil cases. 1t Is highly recommended by
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Price SIS, sent prepaid to any portion OF the State
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mCh21 emo,
~ REEN WOOD TEL.

U
The subscriber, having purchased the large
and commodous building, Known as the GREEN
WOOD HOTEL, Is prepared to entertain the
travelling public. The house is situated in full
yiew OF and convenient to the depot and busi.
ness portion Of the town. The rooms are large,
neatly and newly furnished. The table will be
constauly supplied with every delicacy the mar
Set affords and the Hotel Is in every way equal
10. If it does not surpass. any In the up.country.
In connection with this Hotel Is frSt.class
Livery Stable. Conveyances or all kinds on hand
for hire ~. F. RILEY,
Proprietor.
Greenwood, g. c., March IL. mch14 limo I
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT e. NJ. Will
IL TING has removed his Office from Broad to
Chalmers street, opposite The Mills House Stables
luCh21
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dog A DAY MADE AT HOME! 40
DIC entirely new articles for Agents. Sam
Pies sent free. Address Ii. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
feb2S emo
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for Sale.

EOR SALE, ONE FLAT, IL BY 40. IN
good order: will DO sold cheap. Apply to
JOHN c. MALLONEE. Office Planning Mills anu
Lumber Yard, Horlbecks Wharf, near Nortneast-
crn Railroad. MCML1
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WJANTED, A SOPRANO VOICE, IN
w st. Michael's Church Choir. Apply to
JAMES r. PRINGLE, Chairman Of Vestry.
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Rcmopnls.

TAR. J. L. DAWSON HAS REMOVED
~ his Oa.ce and Residence to No. IS Tradd
Si rnet I1ch23 ~
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A FINE MILCH COW FOR SALE LOW.
n Apply at No. 50 st. Philip street, one door
lbuye itunclitlc. mcnZf
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NJANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly IN the
neatest style and at the lowest New YORK prices,
at THE NEWS job ONCE, No. 149 EAST cay. Call
ana examine the scale Of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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AIICE!IY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
IN BOARD at HRS. MILLER'S, No. Hudson
street. uecio
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PRIVATE SALE.-THREE HOUSES
N at the corner OF King and Line streets; Ap-
Div at the above place. InCnaf i
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Boarding..

DERMANFNT AND TRANSIENT
/ BOARDERS can be accommodated with
private family. Apply southeast corner Pitt and
sLrecty, Elcii24 !
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NTANTED-AGENTS-S75 TO $500
w per month. everywhere, male and female.
10 introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will stitch, hem, fell TUCK quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroIder In O most superior manner.
Price only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
n stronger, more beautiful OF more elastic seam
than ours. 1t makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" !"
Every second stitch can be cut, anil still the cloth
cannot lie pulled apart without tearing IT. we
pay agents from SIS to S2U0 per month anu ex-
penses or commission from which twice
that amount can be mnde. Address SEC0MB q
Co. Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass. or st. Louis,
Mo- CAUTIoN.-Bcwarc OF Nil agents selling ma
chimes under the same name as ours, unless they
can show q certificate OF agency signed by US.
We Shall not hold ourselves responsible for worth
less machines, sold by other parties, and shall
prosecute all parties either selling or using ma
chimes under this name to the full extent Of the
law, unless such machines were obtained from
us or our agents. DO not be imposed upon by
narties who copy our advertisement and circu-
lars and olrer worthless machines 1t less price.
mchl0 lh3mOs.
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
N sell the AMERICAN KNITTING Ma
CHINE, the only practical Family Knitting Ma.
chine ever invented. Price S25. VIII Knit 20 quo
stitches ner minute Address AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass., or St. Louis,
Mo. mchls tn3mos
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WTANTED, A SITUATION AS
w Teacher. by lady competent to teach
the English Studies Music and French. Address
Miss F. D., Blackville, s, G. mcn!I
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mants.

ChRVANTS WANTED.-A MAN AND
- Ills vile without childrenl to 10 the en-
tire work OF q private family. CeTtllGates re. re,
office. HIGH "a
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WTANTED, ACOLORED WOMAN WHO
w isa good Cook and Washer. Must come
well recommended. Apply at No. 133 Queen
street, ODpositc Smith, mCn23 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
An ELICIBL RESIDENCE,
NO zig DELORD STREET,
BETWEEN BARONNE AND OAEONDELET
STREETS.
TNO-STORF AND BASEMENT FRAME
Residence
ON LONG CREDIT
SUCCESSION OF BENEDICT BAGCETT.
Docke. No. e7.S3t

DY NASH Il HODGsDN,w. I. HODGSON,
- AuctIoneer-Ofhce No. 40 Drawer street.-Ou
the st. Charles. Auction Exchange. in the base
ment rotuudo of the St Charles Hotel. by virtue
and pursuance Of an order of the Hon. Louis
Duvigneaud. Judge Of the Second District Court for
parish OF Orleans, dated March g. 1863, court
docket No. 1884, for account of the succession Of
Benedict Bagget, deceased, will be sold
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First DIst of this city in the square
bounded by Delord, Carondsiet, Baropne and OIL
Hope streets, measuring . feet u inches front
Dolord street. 22 feet inches and lines in width
the rear. by depth of i3 feet and lines the
side 20 Carondeiet street. and l52 feet inches
and lines on the other side line next to Earonns
street. all American measure, according to plan
made be- Messrs tiiie Murray, architects, dat ed
March le, 1859.
the improvements consist of we'll built and very
desirable two story ana basement frame dwelling,
with two story frame back building, and contains
the main building wide ailaywd and two rooms
il the basement; wide hall and two large parors
the second floor or fret story, ard hail with two
large bed rooms and cabinet On the third door or
out which sold with the house. The back build
ings cortain kitchen. ironing room and GtoTG-room
below with two bedrooms, water closet. etc +,
above; there is stable in the rear with room for
carriage and horses, feed-rooIn, etc.
TIE yard is paved and contains large cistern and
hydrant, the whole IN very fair repair ana ready for
Terms and conditions-Ore, third cash in United
States treasury notes and the balance on credit
of one and two years. IN he notes OF the purchaser
to his order, div 1ed into coupons to SUIT the
parties at interest bearing eight per cent interest
and special mortgage from date until final payment,
the mortgage to embrace the clause of five per cert
for attorney fees OF suit, the buildings to
be- kept fully insured and the policy 10 be trans
ferred TO the vendor; in addition to which the pur
chaser will assume al the taxes from January lsI0,
Act OF sale before William MEG. Jones, notary
public, at ths expense of the purchaser, incu tl ns
the United States revenue stamps.
NH "a 26 aDq is 23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. 424 ROYAL (LATE CASACALTO)
STREET., BETWEEN EIYSIAN FIELDS
AND MARIGNY STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD LUGENE RoU-
chard-No. 80 46i

RY g.. DE FEKIE7'. .AyCTIONEER.-
- Office No so Royal street.-VU hSDhY April
Y, 1870 at twelve O'Clock M at the ST. Charles u
ton Exchange, will % sold at public auction
By virtue of an order from the Honorable
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Second Dis:
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
belonging to said successor, VIZ
A CERTAIN HALF LOT Of GROUND with all
the buildings and improvements theraon, situated
in the faubourg Marigny Third District of this city,
being part OF the lot designated lot No SO the
plan of SAID faubourg, and measuring 80 feet front
Oasacavo street, between Eysian Fields and
Merigny streets, by 10 feet IN depth
The buildings and improvements thereon con-
sist of One-story brick residence, covered with
states no 42i Cssacalvo street,, containing three
rooms with ire places, one cabinet, closet and a
closed gallery; = two.story back building, covered
with states, containing below two rooms and two
cabinets, and in the upper story two rooms, one
cabinet and gallery, also hydranr, cstern, well,
privy, two sheds, etc.
Germs-One-third cash and the balance a
credit OF one and two years in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from the day of
sae until final payment: the buildings to be kept
insured until the full and final payment of the
notes, the policy transferred to vendor, and in
of suit to enforce the payment of the notes. the
purchaser will be required to pay five per cent al.
torney commissions, the taxes of 1870 to be BY
the purchaser.
Act of eaIe, with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before Eusebe Borny, notary
public. at the expense of the purchaser,
mhi0 IL 10 Is ap29f2
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW AGALIOE
HYDE
PIERRE CONROT1E EFT AIS vs., ST. LEON
DCPEIRE, TUTOR EFT AL-No. s3,33E
DY q GCINAULT, AUOTIONEER-

Ry GUINAULT. AUOrIoNEER.-
- Gfhce EAchange alley and Bienvl4e street,
o'clock ri, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange,
| ST. Charles street. between Common ana I1ravier
streets by virtue OF Judgment from tie Honorable
the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
| leans. rendered ara signed On the twelfth hisrch.
"A LOT VI GX1 N USb = situated in the Second
District OF This city in the square bounded BY Bur
IN assuring, French measure. about feet front on
DurguaCy, more or less, by CO feet depln bou I'd
Hoste. or asslgns ard On the other sioe. towac
| ST. Louis street, by property belonging TO nr
Together with a TWO story brick house. No IS
having the around floor parlor, oai ald panty =
second story, with Two rooms IN the attic. two
story bri building adoins the house, hlvlng Gel
a. hItcteh anu "ASn-ro"ih on She ground hocr'
three rooms IN tins upper story prlVy, coal room,
"atsrwork7 ana paved yard.
The whole agreeable to plan, 20 be exhibited at
the Exchange.
! Terms and couditions-For the shares of the mi
nors, EsrnenG and Lee Dupaire. II said prop.
ertf, onetWefta thereof payaD's Wnel aai0 IAn ors
will have attained their majority, as follows:
Inc share of the MINOR ferndnd Dupelre paya0e
on the second Of January, ls1T.
TIE share OF the minor Leon Dupe re payable on
the fourth of January, 1873.
Inc saare.ot TIE MINOR iee Dupelre PAYABLE on
the twenty geuJh May, lo86. TIE purchaser TO
pay Interest at the rate OF eight per cent per
mum, n SAID amounts from day @! sale 10 rrai pay
ment said payments CT interests 10 De made yearly
in advance TO tho tutor OF said miners. Ard for
the remaining eleventh-twe + ms OF said Or 1perty
the same TO be sold, ene-thrd CASH and the Balance
in notes OF the purchasers. divided luto coupons,
payable at credit of and years after date,
bearing interest at the rate q eight per per
sunum from date until paid secured By morta4Ee
and vendor privilege the property sold, with the
clause of aenando and five per cent attorney .
fees of suit for the recovery OF SAID notes
anv part Of them.
The taxes for the year 1870 and the United States
internal revenue stamps, and costs OF acLs OF sale
at the expense of The purchaser
The property sold to be insured for at least three
thousand dollars $4,000, ard the policy transferred
over the holders OF tine notes
no DnnaIrp n n a Y,Sr p1pa
ant vendor privilege the property 10 the
faithful payment If their share in the prloe Of sale,
and Ell interests thereon.
Act % sale before Eussbe Bouny notary puolic-
mhl3 % % apo Is is
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Dk-W. I. EEOabG-

DIV NASH a EfOD4sON-W z.EIODG-
ID sou. AuGtioueer-Uffi les No. 10 Gravier street.
On SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1870, al l. O'Clock n at
the st Charles Auction Exchange, will Do SO d
THREE VALUABLE LOTS or GEUUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
the Second District of this city, the square
bounded by Uustomhouse, Tonti, Bienville and
Rocheblave streets, designated lots No. ]. 2 and
g. which measure together IS feet front on Custom
house street, by adepth of Ito feet running back TO
alley 10 feet wide opening each Tonti and Koch
blave streets which said alley is common to this and
other lots. all between parallel lines American
ure. per plan made by Messrs Pile Murray.
Surveyors dated March -. Is 20. 4 he improveme
consist Of
Az ELEVATED FRAME 0NEsToRY
on eight feet brick base. with two story
back buildings. and contains i've large rooms
10 the, man building. marble nantes
with kitchen, store room, servants quarters etc.,
the building aso two story slate roof stable
and carriage house, and another out house with two
There two cisterns, chicken house. water
closets, also vegetable garden, etc. The yard
ia paved, and is embellished with shrubbsry, etc
the whole in splendid repair, built since the war,
and is rented on a lease till November next, le.0.
1erns-One half cash in United States treasury
notes and the balance at year with eight per
interest and the usual clauses. the building to be
kept insured and the policy transferred.
Act of sale, together with the stamps and the taxes
for the current year, before Jonn Cottey notary,
at the expense of the purchaser.
mhlS 20 u ap2t I'd
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Parish OF Lafayette,

A SUGAR PLANTATION, IN the parish of La
fayette known the Emile biouton plantation,
about q, miles north of Vormillopville, contain u
about $50 acres of land, Of which lbs is wood land
having an excellent large dwelling, negro quarters
blacksmith shop ali in geo. order; large brick
house and engine ready for sugar making; is acres
OF seed cane; corn, fodder. mules, borses, Carts
wagons, agricultural, implements, ETC.
Il TRACT OF LARD. in the parish of Lafay cite
IL miles west or Seriniliionyiie. containing 70.
AT penis 80 arpents of wood land, $50 arpert1 under
a good fence, dwelling. kitchen. corn crib, negro
cabins, etc, all now.
TRACT OF LAND, in the parish of Lafai cite
two m les west of Ner1nillionvIlle fronting Bayou
Vermiliion, containing ITO arpaDts, 50 acres OF
which numbered with oak. ash. hickory and gum
large finished dwelling house kitchen, storeroom,
eervaats' rooms carriage house, stable, etc new
sugar house horse poHer, capacity to do five to six
hoEsheads IN twenty-fouT hours, two large corn
cribs. negro cabins, 20 arpents of stubbiss and
all necessary "a ming utensils.
TRACT OF LAND. in The parish OF Lafayette,
containing zoo arpents 775 arpeuts cleared, balance
wood, good fences. dwelling house, kitchea, 8 ore
room. Quicken house, iabcrers house, etc, l;
twelve miles west of 5 erIuii!s0nyis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

A SUGAR PLANTATION. situate On oosn sides
Of Bayou SAFE hsving front OF about !! arpen.s on
both sides OF sal bayou by Gepth of 30 arpeEt5;
also, Tract OF Land, situated thu above,
b. 90 srpents deep-a total front Of 20 arCeDts ard
81 periclai of about 1900 arpept5. Improve
mepts: good eugarbOuse, tiue steam engine, corn
Cri os stables negro cabins comfort BILE dwell
Ing oouses, eight of good seed cane, a6o3J 80
barrels Of corn, hay, eight mules. cattle
THIS place situated about miles from Centre.
vile and about fourteen miles from Franklin, and
the best SUI gar cotton land In Louisiana.
y SUGAtS PLANTATION, situate in the parish
Of st Mary, about two miles above the town Of
Franklin, containing about "A! Tperts the Bayou
sugar house horse power negro cabins. and out
buildings, all in good condi tiou l3 of seed
cane about Go barrels of corn, hay, fodder, etc :;
500 acres cleared lane. balance wood the best sugar
A SUGAR PLANTATION formerly John NJ
Foote's plantation, situate or the Teche, about
eight miles above the town OF franklin, having
front OF aboul arpeDtS, by depth of % arpepts;
the side lines diyerging TO give superficial
arsa of 66 acres more Or less Immediately in ths
OF the above plantation there is 43 49, 100 acres
Dwelling house, out buildings, sugar house. engine,
etc. all In bad repair. On the place there is
of the finest orange groves in the parish The Techs
A LARGE SUGAR PLANTATION in the parish
of St. Mary, ABOUT three miles below Pattersonvie
and six miles Gbove Brashear City, having front OF
81 arpents the right bank OF the AtChafalaya
river By a depth of 10 arpents, lines diverRing,
making about 1926 suDer6icial arpents. Improve
msnts: Two-story slate roof DIV cling and two wings
attached thirteen rooms: oyerseer 5 house, seven.
engine cooper and blacksmith shops, sugar house.
two sets kettles, stables. corn house, COW shed.
A TRAIT OF LAND in the parish of St Mary,
fronting on Bayou Shaffer. and known as tia Polk
Island place. containing about $40 superficial. acres,
with Improvements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

RE $. GUsaAULT. AUCTIONEEE-
~ Offce, corner OF Exchange alley ana f3ienviIe
street.-SA UEDAI, Apr. 10, 1870, VIII be
sold. at twelve clock, NJ. at the St Cnales Auc.
and Gravier Streets by virtue OF an order from
the Honorable the Second District Court for the
paEist :, OF -, orleans, dated March 10 i570-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the
buiid!ngs anu improvements thereon, situated in
faubourg IRENE, Second District of this city in
SQUARE NUMBER thirtyone, comprised between Ma
American measure, 10 feet 10 inches and half in
front on Maras street, by a depth Of so feet II
inches and lines front Cont street; together
with a uwo-story brick house. with ysrauCah
on the gSound floor. The corner room IS larger
tlan the two others, being used stOI Dbre6
Two other twoStory brick buildings ADJOINING the
ABOVE one built on Marals street and having three
rooms with entrance door; the other haTlnS
ur rooms, double two story brick prlVy, two ny
drauts, etc, the whole divided into Two teue-
mentS.
Tne whole agreeabIy to plan to bs exhibited
the Exchange.
Terms-PYo thousand dollars $4,000 cash, and
the balance at o credit OF one, two and three
from the day of sale. in notes or coupons, II re-
quired to suit the convenience OF the vendors for
their respect shares, drawn by tho purchaser to
his ow ord0 and By him lndorsed bearing interest
at eight per cent per annum from date until final
payment, payable at the Bank of America, IN this
city secured by vendors privilege and mortgage on
the property sold; the purchaser TO assume the
payment of taxes of any kind due said property
for the 1869 and 1870, and to keep
sured against the risk of fire up 10 the amount Of
said notes, and SO until their final payment the
buildings erected said property to transfer she
policy OF insurance to the tutrx of said minors for
lawyers fees at the rate OF ten per cent, in case
judicial proceedings should become necessary to
recover the amount Of said notes.
Act OF sale before Joseph Cuvef nocary DubIic
at the expense Of the purchaser. including the
United states stamps. mhl5 g 81 apt l6
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POSITIVE SALE TO EFFECT A PARTI.
TON AMONG HEIRS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ANNE LAyrGNK
Widow Of Jean Ssptists RIvards

DIV CysARLES r. PORTER, AUO-
ID tioneer-Ofice No 81 Exchange Aley.-bATUR-
be- sold at pa Die auction a. tbs St C6aes Auction
Exchange. rotunda St Charles Hotel. - Charles
order 70 6feSt partition among The heirs of
"idow J & Riya:de-
letters and 9. in the square bounded by RAM
part So Louis, Cont ard Burgundy streets in ths
second Dsrcy OF this city said lots having tie fol-
Lo. Measures So feet 10 inches front on St. Louis
stseet, the sans WIDTH on the rear line, 81 feet
inches es depth and front on Rampant street.
and 81 ieet inches lines in dspth the division
improvements thereon, consisting of frame house,
slate roof having five rooms. hall cabinet; t*o
clstsTn, waterTerks, etc: The house pears the No.
,6U St: Louis street. This property is leased until
the thirty sI May, 1873 at $50 psr month and Will
be sold subject TO said lease.
Lot 3 measures 81 feet II inches and lines front
in depth, between equ i aud parallel lines together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
rooms, back closed gallery, side gallery. and two
rooms IL the attic: oue-story frame Kitchen.
The kitchen lot bsing on portion Of lot A,
the purohaserof lot 4 will have the GIT 70 compel
kitchen removed from his lot.
Lot N easuses Is feet inches front on St Louis
between equat and parallel lines, together with ali
tne buildings ana Improvements, consisting of a
Story brick kitchen, saterworks, etc.
The whole American measure, ana il conformity
to sketch and certificate OF survey and division of
property, dated March :, 1870. signed Arthur de
Areas. surveyor, and deposited the Office OF
Octave de Armas, notary public.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance
credit of one and two years. for notes divided into
coupons TO suit the couven ence of the heirs to be
secured by special mortgage aud vendors lien and
privilege. and bearing eight per cent interest tr6s
Gay OF sale 70 payment: the buildings to be kept
insured for the amouuts due and the policies to be
transferred and ii case of suit the purchasers to
pay the attorneys fees, at five per cent the
amount recovered Tbs purchasers to une, over
and above their bids. the taxes for the year 1sI0.
Acts of sale before Ocave de Armas, notary pub
lie at the expense of the purchasers. including
United States iSternai revenue stamps
mh26 81 apl SO