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MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Largest and eldest Institution Of The Kind
in the s0uthweat Established Tea
Years, aHd the only Rella-
BE PIaGs for the
CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
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IN side Of Court square, Memphis, Tennes
see, Is acknowledged by all parties Interested
as BY far the most successful Physician IN the
treatment Of Private and Secret Diseases.
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Secondary Syphilis, the last VeStige eradicat-
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DISTURBANCES are still frequent IL
the northern counties Of Kentucky,
Barn burning, stock stealing and
small pilfsring has become 30 common
ss TO induce lynch operations, Ku-
ElUE, whippings and hangings. It'll
a sad condition Of things, calling for q
prompt remedy. The Psducsh Her
aid thus refers 10 the matter:
On Saturday night last several barns IN
the vicinity OF Lexington were burned by
iuc=ndiares; aud next we shall hear OF
certain negroes being severely knOuted,
or else murdered, BY parties Of disguised
men, called, f0r convenience sake, Ku-
KIuX. And thus ofense and retaliation
have gone on until outraged justice calls
for a remedy by which such laWlessness
may be stopped, and crime, by whom
sosver committed, brought 10 public
punishment. Let every honest man in
the STATE lend his voice, and his arm, II
need be, to the suppression Of this State
OF things.
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Our readers viii probably have a
faint recollection Of one or more pa
pers which have leaned up for sup
port against the Radical flag, and
went iut0the word part Ofthe French
German war not long since. So it was
with the Radical papers throughout
the north. They went IN for political
eject. The age says Of them: "They
abused he French and eXtOlled the
Germsls in the most extravaganza
manner. Even after a Republic was
declared in France, they still leaned
20 the side Of William and his mill
tary despOtism. But intelligent Ger
maHG were not cheated by this move
ment. They saw through the trick,
and estimated IL at a proper value.
But some Of the SONS Of Fatherland
have gone farther and denounced
General Grant and the party In pow
eT because arms aBdRmmUnitiOn have
been sold to the French government
by parties In this country. Thus have
the Radicals fallen into the pit pre-
pared for others. They thought to
win the German vote by their war
policy, and have killed the goose that
laid the golden egg.D
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TWENTT years experience has proved this
u the most popular remedy with phyE1-
clans and parents for those pests OF child
hOod-WOrms. They are pleasant % take,
and always effective In expeiung the Morms
and tonfng the system up % It's normal
Condition. Beware OF oOuntsrfaits and imi-
tations The genuine AVE the signature Of
the prOprtetorz On the wrapper OF each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
PHILADELPHIA.
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No OarsI No RayI H1saksE7s Tser Oaasussst
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipslas
w sails Hheum, Barber's Itch, PimDlss,
Blotches and all forms or ski Disease; also,
Sore Eyes n Eye Lids, Discharges nom the
Ear, and Old Sores, no matter OF how long
standing, or the money returned By the pro-
prietOus.
PhiRdalphiR.
sold So cents per box BY al d~rugsists sont
By mail for 80 cents.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.

No 539-N.R .-Ffrst Chanccry Court Of Shelby
county -SranhGm Merrill VS.. r, i. De-
Barre ct al.
u Y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale. entered in the sbOve cause, Deem
Der l9, lS70, I viii sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder. In frant OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, Greenlaw block, Second street,
below Union, In the city OF Memphis, Ten
nessee on
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ROn-R Resident Notice.

No H3-N. Rim the First Chaucery OF
Shelby county. Tennessee-Eleu F, Myers
VS. Rosa Laskf ct al.
IT appearing from orders entered IN this
Il cause, making the answers OF r l. and
Rosa Lnski, Henry =. and Leila r. KING.
heretofore Med herein, cross bills IN the
cause that the thereto, tO-Wfts
Mary O.. DrummOnd formerly n. g. Mead
ans end her husband, - Drummond, are
non-resideuts Of the State OF Tennessee. and
that the names "a residences OF the heirs on
Ellen +. Myers, deceased, are unknown:
it is therefore ordered, that they make
their appearance herein. at the cOurt-hOuse.
In the city Fl Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the first Monday in February, 1871. and
bills, or the same Will be taken for confessed
IS to them and set for hearing exparta. aud
that a cop OF this order be published once a
week, for o spcce .sive weeks, in the Menu
phis Appeal.
A copy-attest;
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THE Senate has decided to take up
the income tax subject again, which,
after 80 much discussion, has been
permitted TO sleep Of late. The pre-
tense for the law was, originally, the
necessities Of the Government. These
were regarded as sufficient for enter
ing on an inquisition into all the prl-
vste business Of the individuals
throughout the country, and the col
lection Of revenue In this most Odious
of all forms. But public sentiment
has at last opened the eyes Of mem
bers Of Congress to the fact that no
revenue is derived from it, and that
the expense Of collection equals the
whole receiptsl So there is new dan
ger Of the shameful cruelty Of throw
Ing of the collectors Of the "infernaI
revenue" 70 shirk as they msy on the
" cold charities" 1t is too bad.
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Meof CFs
WILL cure Bronchitis Consumption, an
M LUNG Diseases and Splitting OF Blood.
ard strenEthsn and bald up the system 70
Its healthy condition.. MS has been tested
by Prof TrOsseau IN Two Thousand cases In
t6s hospitals Of Paris, IN which 1t cured
nearIy every case, and n this country b. the
a~pprobatfon OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored 70 healkh. One bot
JoHNsToN, HOLLOWAY &C0WDN
mF0 cod Eh3aea1AR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-27

TIN appointment by Governor
Bullock Of District judges for Georgia
has reused the profoundest indigna-
ton throughout the State. The con-
domination is universal in consequence
Of the ignorance and ~depravity Of the
nominees, one Of whom is a negro.
It is an outrage which could be per-
petrated by none but an enemy Of all
classes. The Augusta Chronic speaks
Of 1t as follows;
So far IS our knowledge extends we
and but n black negro on the list, and
he Is grsciOusly awarded TO U sister
city, Savannah. Simms, the negro sp-
pointes fer that district, was formerly in
the service of the Hon. John X. Ward, as
groom and carriage driver.
We suppose that Bullock thought that
be might have learned something Of the
laws Of the State from having driven the
suppose that Simms + IS good a lawyer
a. many others on the lat.
He certainly can't know less than old
jack Watson and the Spotted Horse, both
Of whom are made judges.
The appointee for Judge of this Dis
triCt is IS good a selectlOn as we c0uld
have expected-thst of EraytOn, the most
incompetent and utterly worthless that
could have been found anywhere.
He is q man CT VIGOROUSLY bad charaC-
ter, even Tor q csrpet-bsgger, snd has an
indictment pending now against him in
this county for keeping a ~disOrderly
house. BE has never practiCed law, and
knows nothing about the profession.
To this the Savannah Ne1cS 4
sWers:
Well, we have the " black negro, % and
Richmond has the carpet Dagger BrgytOn;
but as these appointments have to pass
the ordeal of Senatorial confirmation,
and as that body is M longer a mere tool
Of Bullock and his bsnditti. we need not
a%pprehend the msditated infections.
As to Tm's qualifications, We were not
aware that he had ever been the groom
aud cOaChman of a prominent lawyer.
bis career in another capacity, and as sn
fiddler is well known, but it is not
presumed that even Bullock considered
accomplishments as especially quail
living him for the bench.
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Monday. February 20. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wtt: Certain lots in the town OF
Fort Pickering, Shelby county, Tenn, and
known on the original plan OF said town as
lots Nos. 3, 10, II, IL and ~ in block No. 8, and
lot 30 IN block %.
OF BALE-On a credit OF six t6l
months, purchaser to give note with app
proved security, bearing interest from date,
lien 10 be retained. Equity OF redemption
barred.
EDMUND COLE, Clerk and Master.
H. Clay King. Attorney. 1a2l
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LEGkL NOTICES.
CbanCsry Sale of Real Estate. on
tuesday, January 81, 1871.

No. &l5-Eh N. Hogg VS.. /. P. Mcknight OF al.
d virtue Of an order of resale made in this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. in front of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE OF the Second Chancery court
Of Shelby county, In the city OF Memphis.
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TO Printers ana Publishers.

VIZ have for sale Two Gordon Presses and
w other Printing Material, WhRh we VIII
sell cheap for cash,
ta8d4ItW KITE 4 GoRWLNE.
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SALE

8DAI D5TAED.
No. lt9-N. R.-First Chancery Court ofShel-
by cOuDty.-C. ID. Hart ct al. vs.. Samuell9
Shaw ct al.
u Y virtue OF an interIooutory decree for
u sale entered in the above cause, jan
uRry Is, 1871, I win sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, OK THE PREMISES,
In the city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
raErra IN
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL G9TATE.

No. 238.-N. R-Flrst Chancery Court OF
shelby county,. g. KlrchOh ct al, nTm
KirchBn Bros, VS.. KELSEY Bond ct al.
u i virtue of an tnte~rlOcutOFy decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause January IS,
1871, I VIII sell. at public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, In mont Oft Clerk and Masters
office, 8reenIaW Block, second street, in the
Cftv of Mamphfa TeuDoqsee. on
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1870 COO ONLY!
$3.50 PrIzss----$8eO, 600 WORTH
OF DIAMONDS


or the finest quality, fairly appraised BY
French house In New York, Endorsed bI
Messrs- Tiffany & Co. as follows: The arg,
est and most responsible jewelry manufao
holders OF tickets, whether absent OF present
without reservation.
One Imperial Set, Breastpin u Ear
Rings warranted TO be the finest in
America) $50 OC
One Magnificent Full Set, Breastpin.
Ear RINGS and Bracelet. worth.....-.. 300,
One similar set. very superb, worth. 3z,OOC
One Solitaire Diamond Ring, worth. S.OOC
mond Studs, woTth,.~~1.~....... 10000
One beautiful Lady's SGT, Cluster,
Breastpin, Ear Rings and Bracelets,
5,oo0
and Gentlemgn's, consisting Of Dia-
mnnd Jewels, and Canoes mountedin
Diamonds and Pearls, worth from
Il SIS and ssnsrafs arfjcIes Tsdiss7 i-V0
and 9~entiemen's, consisting Of Dia-
mOnd Jewels, and OF Canoes, Emer-
aids, T~urquoises and Onyx stones,
mounted Ia Diamonds, worth from
a5VJ soc
e849 -ets and Separate Articles, Ladies'
and Sentlemen,s, Consisting o. Dia-
aids, Turquolses and Onyx Stones,
mounted In DlamoLds, worth rom Sl6tOl00
Ihe names of the distinguished gentlemen
who have consented to act as commissioner
and Oticers, are q guarantee Of the character
and management Of this operation, and q
Bleuss OF al tnat Is Iar ana honorable.
Gen. HLnERr PIKE OF Washington City,
Hon. john X. WAND, 50 Wall st.,N. y, Comr'a,
N. VICTOR PLACE. Consul General OF France,
n. Y, Trustee.
-. ROBERTSON & co, Agents.
No. 8l0 Broadway, N
Washington, D. c., Dec. %, 1870.
nav foRE PERSONAL R-EFFBENCHa- Th0s,
A. Hoyt-H0yt q Gardener, Wee
President Cold Exchange Of New York; Hy-
ans Gardner q Co, b7 and 81 Roadway, N.
Hon. IohR f. Ward So Wan street n. T.;
Anderson. starr q 20. n. v
Tick cts, Sax Dollar.
80 Ticket for sale IN Memphis by
JOHN AIH5LIE, No. 5 Madison 81.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. tagz
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MAGISTRATES OFFICE.

TANE ROSE, one fthe EEEi1ra1E fr
"a c1ru DsufEE M1 - cuna 81 Eha
once Of Laltar, MecaEum . King Ne. -
RsasaA Stress daFlg e sGalGI hsaEa ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
GOODBAR & GILLILAND,
Exclusive VI gl8sal8 Dssia
BOOTS AND SHOES
HATS n CAPS,
10 MAIN STREE 3, WEB8LEE BLCCEi
&smBhls, Ts8sssssa

Wsars now srFing cur FAN aui WinJs
stook-ths largest We have ever offered 20
the trade. We invite ALL EwuHArH 20
cau and examine bsfor8 buying. mhU
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For Thirty Days Only
INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
Read, Read, Read Our Price List
In order TO effect quick saIss, being anxious and determined TO CLOSE
OUT OUR EHTIRE BETaIL STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
we cfsrths following GREAT BARGAINS.

Best Caie08, 10 cents per yard;
LOnsdae Domestic, yard wide, II cents per yard;
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, Is cents per yard;
Hope, yard wide, 13 cents per yard;
TonOwOnda, yard wide, 10 cents per yard;
Best Brown Domestic, yard wide, 12l cents per yard;
Bleached and Brown Table Damasks, 81, p cents to 60 eentsi
Empress Cloths reduced from so cents to so cents per yard;
Atwood Deaines reduced from 20 cents to 80 cents per yard;
Irish PopHns reduced from 81 IS to 81 90 per yard;
Line Of DRESS SILKS at 70 cents per yard;
Merinos reduced from 80 cents to 60 cents;
French P0pEns reduced from 81 o to Is cents;
Alexandra Kid Gloves, 81 80 per pair;
Wigan, 12l cents per yard;
Paper Cambria, 10 cents per yard,
BT- Cas5meres, Cloths, Jeans, Tweeds, Keseys and Plantation Supplies
REDUCED To ACTUAL COST.
Ia Call and convince yourselves. Now is the time to secure barysiu5r
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NUNDA-m
H0LLOwAYs YEBNlFUGs G0aFEGTlOHs

LleEE ana Master
By r ]. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
II. u. Welsh and Vance q Anderson, solicit
Ors for complainant. fanl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a.
DIAMOND GIFT CONCERTS
For the BENEFIT Of
VICTIMS OF THE FRENCH WAR

A series Of concerts for the above object will
be held in WASHINGTON, d. C., on
the HLh Day OF February, 1911.
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OF MEMPHIS, ~TENNESSEE


5ESG@g 9
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-23
SUCCESSION OF JAMES NJ PETERSON
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. a. .Oi

PY O.. yALETON, AUCT1ONEER-OFFICE
- No. "a Natchez street.-SATURDAY January
g. at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at the
St Charles Auction Exchange basement of the
st. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in pursuance of
an ORDER from the Hon. Louis Duvig,eaud, Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated December l, 1871, No. 3i,.O4 of the
docket OF said court
/. ONE LOL OF GROUND situated in the Second
District of this city, i'll the square bounded by St.
Ann, Rampant, Burgundy and Dumaine streets,
said lot being No. l. measuring &c feet inches front
st. Ann street, by III feet iHches in depth be-
tween parallel lines, bounded on side by lot No
3 the other side by lot No. s. and in the rear by
property belOnging to the heirs OF Henriette For
tier. Together with a very nice cottage built of
brick and covered with states, containing hall
paciors iininGrOOms, bedrooms kitchen, servants
rooms, flower garOen, the whole very comfortable
with all modern Improvements.
2. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SHARES of
the Capital Stock of the Ocean Towboat Company
OF one hundred dollars each
.. TWO SHARES of the Capital Stock of the
LOUISIANA Manufacturing Company OF thou
sand dollars each.
And same day at half. past twelve O'Clock i'm.
mediateiy after the sale Of the above property and
stocks viii be sold at No. 1854 Gravier street. oppO
site st. Charles Hotel
TWO IRON SAFES and lot of OFFICE FCRNI-
TIRE.
Terms and COnditOns-Fer the property on st
Ann street $3.50 cash. and the balance on a credit
OF one year the purchaser to give his note secured
by mortgage and vendors privilege the prop
erty, bearing interest at the rate eight per cent
per annum from date of sale until paid the build.
inSs to be kept insured and policy transferred to
vendor, with the penal clause Of per cent at.
torneys fees in the event of suit. The taxes for
the year 1871 to be assumed by purchas
Act of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps. at expense Of purchaser, before W. J.
CasteN notary public.
For stocks office furniture, etc cash in United
States treasury notes. de6 10 30 p ja6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-23
By Placide ]. Spear.

APoTHECARY, DRUGS, MEDICINES WARES
Drug store, l65 Canal street, between bourbon
and Dauihine streets.
IN THE MATTER OF THE INTRODUCTION OF
JOSEPH NERBER
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 1850.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTiONEER-
ID Office No. 4b Exchange alley.-WEDNESDAf
Dece Der D. 1911. at halt past o'clock. will b.
sold on the premises. No. los Canal street, bet wen
DaUphine and Bourbon streets, bs virtue and III
pursuance TO an order from the Hon. LoGIs
Duvisnea',d. judge Of the Second District Court
fCr the parish of Orleans dated December Is. 1871,
II the matter OF the introduction of Joseph Htrber,
to wit
THE STOCK OF GOODS WARES. NERCHANDISE,
Drugs and Medicines, tOge; her with the Fixtures.
Counters and other movable Objects couta ned i'll
the drug store above named. The Whole to be
sold IL block.
Terms and Conditiens-One-half cash, the bal
auce at six and twelve mont hs' credit, in notes OF
the purchaser, Endorsed at the satisfaction OF the
curatIiX, and bearing interest from date OF SAFE
until paid at the rate of eight per cent per ahhin,
and secured by vendor S privilege; the palchaseT 20
keep the said stock insured to the amount OF ms
notes until their final payment, ana to traisft the
policy of INSURANCE. to the curatrlx' the purchaser
to assume the obligations ofa certain tease o! me
PREMISES passed before A. oucatti, notary pubic
lated july IS 1863 tor IT, term OF hNt years to
commence on the frs OF NoVeihner, i''s ana 10
aud nm the thirty.tirs, of October 1874 at the rate
Of 2oo a year IA ,.tDle in monthly insta!lments of
= 400 c3ny Of said lease can now be seen at the
ce;cn az 40 a,,.tiOneer, and viii he read at the
Act "a Of lie, together with internal revenue
s+amns &C., before +. Bouny, Esq. notary public.
az tIls ..xperse Of the purchaser del622E
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SUCCESSION OF wlDow NAMES.
Second District Court for tie parish Of Orleans
No. 81 9l7.

by :. EIINAULT, ArCTEONEER-OFFICE
SATURDAY, January q, 1871, viii be sold at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneels Exchange, on Royal street between Canal
and CustoMLoU5e streets, by virtue OF an order
from the honorable the Second District Court
tor the parish Of Orleans, dated invent ninth of
November, 1871, the following properties 10 wit
/. TWO CONT!GuOUSsLOTS OF GROUND. sit
Tated IN tis city, in the square comprised be-
tween Benv.iie, CustOmn0use. Telemachus and
denols atictta: sad lots designated bv the Nos II
ami 10 OF SQUARE No. l0G according to plan drawn
bV L. H. f!c, surveyor on the fifteenth Of Decen-
Der, 1879 said lots measuring each "a feet inches
ana mes 'front.' on Bienve street, By lo2 feet in
depth together with a cottage house slate FOOTED,
OF three rooms closet, with gallery in front and on
the SIDE, cste1n privy chicken house. garden etc.
A LOT Of GROUND. situated III the $. conl
Distinct OF this city, on Burgundy street, measur-
ing "a feet front on said street, between St Philip
anu Dunaillt streets, by 80 feet deep Sounded on
one size by the property of Mrs CauchoX and on
THE other side by that OF FRANCOIS Auguste to.
Setitr with a frame house Nos. 226 and 253 having
SIX rooms tWostory kitchen, Slate rooted of four
rooms, priVT. waterworks, etc. The whole agreea-
biy to plan To be exhibited at the Exchange.
Ie'ms-One half cash, and the balance at six
and twelve months credit, with interest at eight
per cent per annm from date until paid secured
by mortgage on the property sold the purchaser
10 keep iha buildings insured for their value and
the po;icies transferred to the tesla meItary exec
TOR with nve per cent attorneys fees il it should
become necessary 10 sue on the same,
Acts OF sale before Joseph Cuvier notary public
at the expense of the purchasers, including the
United States stamps well as the taxes for the
running year, 1871, due il 1872. dec II % 80 Jas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-23
IMPROVED AND UNIMPkOvED REAL ESTATE IN
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
SUGGESTIONS OF MRS. WIDOW ELIZABETH
MOORE EFT AL, on PETITION OF MRS ANNE
MOORE, FOR A PARTITION, NO. 34.i..

RY G. DE FERRET. c. W. CULBERTSOS
ID Auctioneer-Otfice No. 81 ROYAL street
SATURDAY. December %, 1871, at twelve O'Clock.
Nj, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel will bt.
sold by public auction by virtue OF j,id.me mt
rendered by the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge
of the Second District Court for tae parish of or.
leans on November 3. 1871, and signed on the
thirteenth day of the month and year the FOL.
lowing described real estate, viz
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Third Dis
trict of TINS city, III the square bounded bv ST. Fer.
dnand, Morales, Cotton Press and Ur9uhart streets
designated by the Nos. l, 2 and s. and measur.
ing each % feet b inches and lines front Oh st.
Ferdinand street, by 100 feet in depth between
parable, lines Got No. ! being a corner loty Tie
buildings and improvements on lots Nos. and 3
which will be sold together. consist of a One-sforv
frame house containing two bedrooms, two cab
lets, 'front.' and rear galleries.. a Kitchen well and
clstern, "A back building in the rear OF lot No 2
containing Two rooms a cabinet and gallery etc
The buildings on lot No. consist OF an old stable
z. FIVE AND HALF LOTS OF GROTND in the
same district, III the square bounded by Louisa
CloSIet, st. John the Baptist and Claiborne streets
designated by the Nos. 3, IL Is and a. and half
OF lot No b, and measuring as follows, to wit:
Lots Nos. I and measure each 80 feet froi.t on
Louisa street by liz feet deep The half of lot No
Louisa street, by liz feet in depth and lots Nos n
- and IA mea each 80 feet front on Claiborne
street, by 40 feet inches in depth.
Terms-Cash in Quilted States treasury notes
Acts of sale, with United States revenue stamDs
attached, before +. Bouny, notary public at tie
purchasers expense.
no2l rs de2 . IL %