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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
BY r. N. & B. ]. Montgomery.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. CARPETS
ETC., AT AUCTION.

ETC., AT AUCTION.
DY b. M. Il b. J. MONTEOMERY-Rs
ID n. MONTGOMERY, AuctiOneer-Will be sold
on every SATURDAY. TUESDAY, and THURSDAY
at the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. at eleven
O'Clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC.
OND-HAND FURNITURE, SUCH as Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, ArmoiIe, Blu.
reaus, Washstands, ParlOr Furniture, Marble Top
Centre Tables, Carpets, French Plate 1'rrors
Mattresses, Cooking Stoves, etc.
large invoice of Cottage Beds, Can. end Weed
Seat Chairs Also, Upright and Square Pianos Of
Pleyel, FAvre and other manufactures.
ALSO, -
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE Of
al description at private sale.
Terms-CaAh nos
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF MARY OLEARY, WIFE OF JOHN
CONEORS
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1912.
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Notfce.-Calcasieu Sulphur Mining Company,
New Orleans, November Is ls7l.-The stockholders
of the Calcasieu Sulphur Mining Company are
hereby notified that a seventh instament. Of ten
dollars per share all the ordinary stock Of the
has been called by the Sea5S Of st.
STANT At the Office of the Comrany. No 80 Car0n-
deiet street ALEXANDER BONNEvAL.
no1s Ist Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

About nine o'clock yesterday morning q
fire occurred in a room of the two-stOry
frame building, No. SIS Lafayette street.
1t was extinguished by the neighbors and
inmates, without much damage and no
alarm. 1t is supposed to have been acci@
dental. The property is owned by NJ.
Doyle, and occupied by several families.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

Rooms Tenth Ward Radical Republican
Club New Orleans, Novem Der II. ls7l-The notice
date, signed by ". II. Burroughs. Esq. secretary,
converting the Tenth Ward Radical Republican
Club, on Wednesday, November Is, 1871, having
been published under . misapprehension Of the
requirements Of the Parish Executive Committee,
requiring one weeks notice of the elections for
delegates to said committee; it is therefore
dered that the members of the Tenth Ward Radi-
cal Republican Club meet at their club room. For
rests church. conner Of st. Mary and Fulton
purpose of eecting officers Of the club and dele.
gates to he new parish committee.
E. p DUCLOSLANGE,
First Vice President and Acting President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

About eight o'clock yesterday mornings
while a little girl about seven years oiu
was kindling fire, on St. Thomas strees'
near Fourth street. with shavings, her dress
caught fire, and she was severely burned
about the face and body. She is considered
to be in q critical condition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

TWO LOTS OF GROUND ON TCHOCPITOULAS
STREET, BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
SIXTH STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

TWENTY-FIVE SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
SUCCESSION OF CORNELIUS ". RYAN.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. N475.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE D. KAUZ.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orlear s.
No. "a 81.
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10 Alban, keeper of a delirium tremens
mill not far from the CustOmhouse, is under
arrest for completely in the robbing Of Mr..
j, G.. Miller, ,LI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Abeu.-Bazile
Dazine, who made an unsuccessful attempt
to brain his wife, Celestine Dazine, with q
fatiron, at No. 80 st. Philip street, was
sent for eight months to the Parish Prison.
l~1 ~,1o Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

TO Drain DIS vile, VclcStluo O8Zlue, WILL D
fatiron, at No. 80 St. Philip street, was
sent for eight months to the Parish Prison.
He had pleaded guilty. sa.sa.zza. --a--
Dennis Dervenon, for an assault and
battery, was incarcerated for twenty-four
hours at the Parish Prison. J-
William Joseph. who pleaded guilty to
having stolen one pair of CATERS from
Alexander Chisholm, was sentenced to
eight months in the Penitentiary.
Edward Boulin, who pleaded guilty to
carrying concealed razor-costs fifty
dollars), or one month Parish Prison.
Margaret Brown, charged with receiving
stolen goods valued at forty.two dollars,
from Mary Stamps, pleaded not guilty.
Thomas Morrison, charged with assault
and battery on Ellen Kelly, one day Parish
Prison. f.-t
The following important cases are fixed
for next week:
Tuesday, November 2l-John Cook. man
slaughter.
Wednesday, November DE. A. Patton,
forgery; Charles Tromps and Charles Breid-
hoff, robbery.
Thursday, November 2S-Dr. v. s. Jour-
dan, embezzlement; j. Smith and j. Lind
say, murder of E. F. Chandler, on March
Is, 1870; Edward Donnelly, murder of Den
mis- Gallagan, on September q. 1870.
Friday, November 24-Cassimir Williams,
burglary.
On the Monday following, November q,
the case of the State VS.. William and John
BOYD, charged with the murder Of Samuel
Raipey on the sixth Of July, will be tried.
December 5-Dominick Byrnes for killing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
SALE By AUCTION OF VALUABLE FOURTH
DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENsA.

SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENsA.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. a.737.
RY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIOyEER-
ID Once. No. Is Commercial place-SATURDAY,
December IL, 1871. at twelve o'clock H., 1T the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement
rOtunda OF the St Charles Hotel, by virtue and
pursuant to two orders of sale from the Hon. Louis
buvigneaud, Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, both dated November 10,
1871, No. a. 1877 Of the docket of said court, win be
cold by public auction. for account Of saiQ success
sGn the fGllcrng DESCRIBED property t.
GROUND, together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situated in the Fourth Dis
Of s
Josephine streets and measuring, commencing at
distance Of "a feet from the corner Of Magazine
street. BY l36 feet inches and lines in d. pth be-
tween parallel lines. Said portion Of ground forms
part Of four certain lots Of ground ia aid square
1874, deposited in the office Of D. cardo, late
oesr and each snd
LIKES front Josephine street by 1871 feet 10 inches
and 5 lines in depth, between parallel lines
Josephine and Magazine streets. The improve
ments consist Of two story brick store. known as
No. go Magazine street, and now used az confec-
:. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated,
lying and being in the said Fourth District of this
city, in the aforementioned square. bounded by
Constance formerly live Oak. Jackson, Magazine
and Josephine streets. Said lot measures 81 feet,
II inches and lines front said Constance atreet,
by depth Of 100 feet, between parallel lines, En-
giish measure. The improvements consist of .
frame slated cottage, retired from the street. and
known No. 800 Constance street, with gallery in
front and rear. and containing four rooms in main
building two rooms in rear building. and kitchen,
detached from other buildings, cistern sheds,
paved yard and alley way garden in front. etc.
Terms and COnditions-Fvr the property firstly
described cash; and for the property secondly de-
scrbed, one third cash, balance on q credit OF
and two years, in the notes of the purchaser bear
ing eight per cent interest per annum from date of
sale until paid secured by mortgage on the prop
erty sold, the mortgage to embr ace the clause Of
five per cent attorneys fees in of suit to en-.
force payment Of notes, the buildings to be kept
insured by purchaser and policy transferred to ven
DOR the purchaser to ase ume the payment of all
taxes on this property, as well as the preceding
one, for the year 1871.
Acts Of sale, including the United States revenue
stamps at the expense Of thu purchasers, before
William J. Castell, notary public,
no15 10 Is DEE ZIG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
By J. B. Walton.
WITHOUT LIMIT.

FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF A FORMER PUR-
CHASER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

When the truck Of Pelican Hook and
Ladder Company was on its way to re-
ported fire Thursday night, it was broken
by striking rough place at the corner OF
EIysian Fields and Levee streets. Martin
Hickey had the tiller, and was badly bruised.
He thinks that the railroad company would
not be poorer if they left signal light at
points where the track is torn up. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

SILVER AND PLATED WARE AND JEwK1RY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

POLITICAL, NOTICES,

publican Mother Club. New Orleans, Now mber Il,
lS7l.-The MEMBER Of this club, and al Republic.
ans Of the ward, are hereby notified that IN cleo
ton win be held at the clubroom. No 40 Derbdgny
street, on THURSDAY EVENING, the twenty-thipi
ing two delegates to the Parish Executive Com.
mittee. All Republican voters Of the sixth Ward
are invited to participate.
HeadquareeFD Roueteeath Ward Radical
Republican Club, New Orleans November 16, 1884,
The members Of the above club are hereby notified
twenty-frst instant. for the purpose Of electing
one delegate to the Parish Committee.
N. BROWN, President
CESAR GIBSON, Assistant Secretary. nol7
Hall Radical Republicans Mether Club,
Fifteenth Ward, New orleans, November IS, 1871
Notice 10 hereby ven that election of two dele
gates to the new Parish Committee viii take place
at the meeting Of this club, on THURSDAY Eve.
NiNU. November =, 1871 as per order Of the Parish
BENJAMIN BUCHANAN, President.
c. p. ANEs, N. D., Secretary. nOl7
w Ns.toe: S. members Of the Thirteenth
Mother Club are hereby. notified that in
president Of the Republican Parish Execu.
tive Committee, pursuant to resolution Of said
q meeting Of the club on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the twenty second instant, at the Magnolia Hail.
on Lyon street, near Laurel. at eight o'clock,
for the purpose of electing two delegates to rep
resent the Thirteenth Ward in the new Parish Ex-
J. B. GAUDRT, President.
WILLIAM BArDuIr, Recording Secretary.
nol5 td~
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATES OF JOHN MAXWELL ASD
Henry n. Soria individually. and the firm of
Maxwell 4 Co., in bankruptcy, No. ll63.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN L. R1DDELL, DECEASED.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 2S.9O2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
TRlCT.

VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE THIRD DIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Once Louisiana jockey Club, No. -
CarOndelet street, November II, l81l-Notlce TO
Members-From and after this date the park and
club viii be closed to all but members and those
Tickets Of admission to members and their families
will be furnished upon application at this office,
avoid detention and ANNOYANCE at the gate. The
gate opening from the Fair Grounds to the club
park win be closed .s a during the fair;
nSl8 St H. B. FOLEY. Secretary.
Notice.-An persons holding claims against the
succession of William Northern, and persons owing
or having property in their possession belonging to
said estate win call en- the undersigned or his at
settlement. JAMES H. MEHAFFEY,
noi7 e IS Administrator, No. IL Union street.
The PEOPLES Bank.-New Orleans, October
Is, l87l.-The Board of Directors, at meeting held
crease 81 the present capital stock Of this corpora
ton from two hundred thousand dollars to three
hundred thousand dollars, the stockholders are
next, at eleven O'Clock A. Il, at the clearinghouse
to vss the said Davis
Notice to the Admfnistrators Of Orphan
The late Antoine Reuter- having, by his will. made
by public act before A. Dreyfous, notary; be.
IN the city Of New Orleans whether male or fe-
male, and whatever their color OF religion, his
testamentary executor hereby notifies all admin
situated in this city, to make known to the
undersigned the names of the asylums under
their administration, the respective dates OF their
from the Legislature were Incorporated by act
passed before notary public and to specify their
Prompt attention to the above is requested
p' C. E. SCHMIDT,
Attorney for the testamentary executor,
No. ~ Exchange place. between CustOmh"use
and Canal Streets 0OJ0 LOU
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

BY William De Lacy.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SIXTH DIS
rRICr.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN h. wOLTBRs..
Second District Court for the larish Of Orleans-
No. 3A,063.
by WILLIAM DE Lacy, Aucr1on11

RY WILLIAM DE- LACY, AUCTION11H.
~ once No. Is Commercial plAce-SATURDAY,
November 1871 II o'clock NJ ct the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, basement rotunda Of the q.
order Of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of thu
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated October q, 1871, No. AO68 of the docket Of
said court, viii be sold by public auction, the fol-
loTt ing d s1Ts ID PSsc sy to ut.
ments thereon, situated in Huntsville now part Of
the Sixth District in the square bounded by Levee
TchOupitOulAs AlOnzO and Eleanor streets, desig-
mated by the NOs18, 49, TO- u and a. Of square No7
and measure follows: lots No TO- 81 and y meas
inches in DEPTH between parallel lines; lot No. 10
forming the corner Of Levee and Eleanor streets
lot No 49, adjoining the above in the rear, meas
ures 30 feet fOnt Eleanor street by 12O feet in
depth between parallel lines.
Terms-One half cash and the balance in twelve
sold, and bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per anLum from date Of sale until
final payment.
Act Of sale and United States internal revenue
stamps at the expense II the purchaser, before =.
SALE By AUCTION OF VALUABLE FOURTH
DISTRICT PROPERTY.
TwO.sToRY BRICK STORE NO. go MAGAZINE
STREET. NEAR THE MAGAZINE MARKET.
NEAT FRAME SLATED COTTAGE NO. a29 CON-
STANCE STREET. BETWEEN JACKSON AND
JOSEPHINE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENNA.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 3.737.
nv WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTIOvEER-
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CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF THE CONFEC-
T1ONERY STORE, NO. $40 MAGAZINE STREET.
ALSO, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC,
CONTAINED IN SAID PREMISES, AND HORSE
AND WAGON

SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENNA.
Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans,
No. 81, 437.
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SUCCESSION OF MARY OLEARY, WIFE OF JOHN
CONEORS.
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year. Address Jamcs SrIton u Go.
2s Liberty st.sNews York.
IS Tas ON Tho Dcoeabsr
eumber of,his Monthly is flied with
choice reading, matter. English & Co,
Publishers, New York. Price only s3,
90 year.
AMERIcAN SrocK JouRSAL.-The
Dccember number comes to us with n
now aud handsomely engraved cover, and
an attractive table Of contents, varied to
suit the tastes of almost every Farmer,
Stock Breeder Dairyman, Poultry Kes-
per, g.. while tho splendid Premiums
offered make it On inducemcnt to all 10
work for it. Specimen copies, show
bills, 10, sent free. Address N. p.
BoYER & Co, Publishers, Parkesburg,
Chester County, PA. .as. -am.si
| Peterson,s Ladies' Magazine is alrea-
dy out for February, II is superb
number. We advise our lady readers to
subscribe for it at once. Prico so a
year. Herald and Peterson $3.50.
| The RURAL CARoLrNIAN.--This
sterling and valuable agricultural jour
nal for january is promptly up to time.
In all respects it is equal to any OF its
predecessors, and in the quantity and
quality Of its articles, We regard it su-
pcrior. 1t was awarded at the late Co
lumbia Fair premium MS being the
best Southern agricultural journal. In
its gct-up, it is superior to any agricul-
tural Journal in the United States, whilo
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scribe to it, as there is interesting mat.
ter in it for all classes of readers, and
such publication should be supported
by all who feel any interest in the sue
cess of Southern men and Southern en-
terprise. ~ III, -
1t is published by Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, Charleston, s. c., at the very
low price Of $500 per annum.
DIE MoDEswELT.--This splendid IL
lustrated magazine for fashions and fam
cy work, is on eur table. It is equal, if
not superior, TO any of the previous num-
bcrs. It is published on tho LIST and
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issued in this country by 8. T. Taylor,
importer Of ladies fashions, 361 Canal
ST., Now York. As Berlin, since Paris
has been shut oss from the world. In thA
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to see the latest changes in the style aud
improvement'of ladies apparel, would
do we'll to subscribe to it.
Subscription arioe s3 90 a year.
The xix CENrURY.-This Maga-
zine, published in Charleston, has been
purchased by Messrs. j. G. Livingston
& Co, and will hereafter be edited by
the principal Of the 6sm.
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disliiEee dfisslfiiEkee y become tiresome to our
sssaers On The contrary, it is our desire
% pressnk themat' all times with such
ssssssEssi ID most likely to attract and in
tsssst tlisir ninds. But we beg their in
aElsense for eur abiding to the Free
fssgeas sehesls Of tbs County again.
MAeys eysone- Of them, are not being con
dfsasdin Q propermanner. The discipline
esssrssd tin;many Of them is decidedly
sdne and nonsplogressive. Now we
aaas cash and every, toachos of the Free
Hsheeis of this County TO remember that
sthey spe public servants, and that any
neglect or shirking of duty on their part,
giIl Do criticised by this paper. The
sehsof Conipsaiissioner is doing the bes.
ha Hthe9 Trustees and teachers
viii Do likewise, much good will coon
be'dsrissa from our public institutions of
asafuiag and education. r'n
We demand in the name af the peo-
pis thas Inc s .hoel Trustees and teach
sEs 40 perform their whole dutyl Some
4sE Ss sfe going tso take it upon our
qaisaaae slip AROUND to, some of these
adAose aOasas, and il appearances are
agaiass she Teachers, We. shall come back
and sAy %. Better then be putting
tSings 70 right. We are in earnest. Our
children aze longing for an education,
aaa they1muss have il. afa
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LAIR NOTICE.-Aal Persons
who having heretofore lsft Guns and
Pistols With me 10 he Repaired are hereby
noiifiedio call on Mr. II Riggs, my Agent,
andss ssget them or they will be sold at Public
Auction on salesday in February next, TO
pay for Repairs.
Jan 1T JOSEPH sTnAUs.
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Among tho most attractive Of all pa.
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Notice of Dismissal

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT q 3
IN will on the 18th day OF February, iisext,
iile my final account with. the Honsrabis
Judge of Probate for G.s.. .ssbarg Co..ns.
Guardian Of the Estate Of Edward AfKSe.a
and ask for Letters of Dismissal. = ~ Z
JOSEPH BUSH, ffp
jan lit Guardian. &
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8 e L @ Il R IS
UNADULTERATED ALE AND
GER EER.

IT lGER BEER. CONTAINING COPE
RAs and ALE dootorsd with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
cevered in Eew-York.
Professor Mapos Of New-York, analysed
the Beer from dozen different Brcweries,
and all were found adultorated with noxious
substance. II is said, that the sale of Drugs
to Brewers, is profitable part ofthe trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus indicus
(ash berry, nux-vomica. (dog huuon) from
which strychnine is obtained, are some OF
the delectsble substances found iu- Beer !!
These are potent poiscas, and the Brewer
fonnd nsing them should be drowned at once
in enc Of his own vate.
P. S.--I am willing ~ be drowned in my
own watts, il any Impurities should be found
in my Beer.
1 shall continue to make healtbfil
Beverage, so that il may be drank by the
,nost delicate without the least danger.
JOHN C. SEEGERS, Colnmbia. s. g. &
Fsr s.!s in Orangshnrg by the easE on
otherwise, by MBRoNEY 4 ssES- y
ian q iy
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OUR KoMEN.-In describing the
characteristics of the ladies of the differ
ant eities Of the Union in the Galaxy,
IRnias Henri Browne says Of the
GhaFlssson eirls: :.,,lrI
Charleston il sadly, altered from wha.
Il WAS, e-d .--rpy Urtne fair. women who
gave laws and tome to its exclusive sgo-
tissic society are no longer there. The
Palmetto City, asst once delighted to
ssgip itself, had much of what is ascrib-
"a ss,tke old Isohool, Of forms, customs
ega manners, and its representative VIC.
aaen still has faith in and keeps them
up, The fair Charlestonians have mo-
bile, animated and attractive. rather
than regularly handsome faces, and tend
60 brown eyes and, brown hair. Their
nsaes are slender, with thin, sensitive
nostFils, and their mou his often seem
little drawn, as if from two. much sup
preston. This is something singular,
since they are, as o class, impulsive, and
even nercurial, perhaps from the fact
these Who lay claim to birth and blood
--and there are few who do not-be-
lievS themselves descended from Hu-
gussos families. This French extrao-
sida Is as famous in Charleston as May
aSmss origin Is in Boston, and is not I'M
frsqGenaiy.a1 i suspect, just as profile.
matical. & s..a
PEoblenatieal the devil! How is it so
Dir. Junious Henri Browne, when every
ono aof them can trace their ancestry
right back to the beginning of the
"Hugaerpot familiss?"
Preblematical indeed! Why tho very
thought is shocking. Mr. Browne ought
TO taksauother trip South. For instance,
hs ought'to visit some Of our country
Villages twill never do for such q
critical observer as this Junius Henri
Browne to miss seeing tho Husueno:s
in ths country. Send him this side Mr.
Gqlesy.o 7adto edl 6
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For Sale Chea 70 I!

d. THE HOUSE and LOT now occu-
iii pied by the Subscriber as DWrL
EamlISG. The House contains FOU r
comfortable ROOMS and THREE FIRE
PLACES, with Kitchen attached, and Sar-
wants Room separated from the main Build
ing, with SPLENDID WELL Of WATER oon-
venient to the House; all of which is NEW
and in GOOD REPAIR.
The property can be treated for at private
salc until salesday in February next, and II
not sold before, will theE be sold to tae high
est bidder. Apply to
jan ltd W. T. LIGHTFooT.