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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01
st PERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, JULY IsT, 1871.

TIE your dogs up.
MONDAY was killing hot
GREEN apples in the market
OBSTINATE forces may unite well.
SIR ,WBERRIEs are old ia the market.
Hay making has already commenced.
HAVE you got linen coat about you?
Our sportsmen complain of dull times.
For summer refreshments 90 to Hills.
MORE dogs poisoned Wednesday morn
ing.
MATERIAL for the harbor work is arriy-
ing.
THE office of Col. Hiram Hayes is newly
painted.
Mr.. John t. Morgan's house is being
painted
merchants that advertise DO the most
business.
TIE prospect for full crop of wild fruit
is excellent.
THE general health OF this section was
never UcGJeI.
PLENTY of employment for all not too
lazy to work.
IMPORTS to Superior-ish. Exports from
Superior-fsh.
VINO will be the pail bearers of the Du-
luth Tribune? I
Mr.. Jerome Merit is principal of the
Graded School
LARGE quantities of good lager is manu-
featured III this city.
A LARGE crowd Of excursionists were in
the city Wednesday.
SUPERIOR has given $40, 900 bonds not
TO celebrate the Fourth.
THE Hutchinson Family were to sing in
Milwaukee last Monday.
The goose hangs higher in this locality
chan he ever did before.
WHAT is more acceptable than good
whitefsh? Two of 'em.
THE inside Of the new Bardon residence
is being artstically painted.
CAPT. Hall has gone up to the North
Pole on a hyperborean spree.
SAWS, hammers and whistles are heard
from eerly morn till dewy eve.
If you want good reading matter for
year, subscribe for the TIMES.
), Dnebago County Press supple
ment Is full Of interesting matter.
''1N the course of human events" next
Tuesday will be the fourth of July.
Look where one will, nothing but the
sight of improvements meets the eye.
They are public benefactors-yes, they
who so in and work for the public good.
How is it that we cannot get the Duluth
Democrat for two days after it is issued.
A LARGE amount of fish at this point
awaits the arrival Of a boat for shipment.
If you want dish full of delicious ice
cream as large as a potato hill, @ to HilIs
PICK up the rubbish around your dwell
ling, and give the place a look of neatness
IT would be better to shoot an editor
dead, than to take his scissors away from
him.
A GOOD rain Thursday night improved
the looks of gardens in this vicinity very
much.
FREE COW pasturage-the whole of Su-
+I,n Ill Il
thereof.
BOYS while away the time by INDUCING
in the innocent amusement of ''playing
marvels."
NEVER throw cold water on a project
that is being worked up, and will do every
one good.
HoUGHroN County, Mich, possesses some
of the most valuable white sandstone in the
United States.
THE mills around here continue to turn
out large amount of lumber, all for the
home demand.
LUMBER is being shipped from Coling-
wood to the North Shore Silver mines in
large quantities.
SUBSCRIBE for the TINES as you thought
of doing last week. Always carry out a
good resolution.
BEAUTIFUL display of northern lights the
other night. Free admission was given and
no reserved seats.
YOUR dry goods and groceries should be
bonght invariably of N erchants who adyer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-01

rnh an ! Lolita Bernard left Tor Sill
yer | and last tuesday evening with a
large number of passengers, and heavy
cargo of lumber Among her passengers
were a number of men that were engaged
in the lumber woods in this vicinity last
winter. Since her departure the weather
has been delightful, and we presume all on
DO =. d gos down safely.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11

- For Sale Al the Coffee Saloon. corner Of Nuu-
anu aud Queen Streets. s-Iy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11

A STRANGE But True SToRY.-A strange story
is told on board the steamer City Of Hartford,
which runs up the Connecticut river from her
landing at Peck Slip, in this city. While she
was lying at Pratt's ferry, few days ago, Enit-
ing for a messenger from Hartford (says the
Hartford TImes), the second mate thought be
would improve the time by fishing for bass. So
he got out his line and hook and bait, and made
everything ready-lighted cigar, and casting
his line into the water, sat down patiently 10
wait the result. On board the boat is a colored
boy, one Of those amphibious Kanakas who came
to San Francisco from the Sandwich Islands. and
eventually turned up as boat hand on the City
of Hartford. Like all Of bis amphibious raee, no
can remain long time under water He took
it into his head to play joke upon the mate
and diyesting himself Of bis clothes, be jamped
into the water the opposite side Of the boat
from where the mate sat, hopefully but dreamily
awaiting a bite" Presently that Official was
startled by strong pull and long pull" at the
line His slumbering eyes opened wide, his breath
came fast and thick, for he thought be had cap
tured one Of the biggest Of the " big" bass Hhich
abound in the river He attempted 10 pull in
his hook, bat it resisted all bis efforts Then he
thought he would "pIay" the fish for little
while and so he you'd let out a few iatboms Of
line, and then draw in again This was repeat
ed several times until inaIy the boy, thinking be
had carried the joke far enough, held on 70 the
line and came to the surface with it, just at the
time the mate, with bigger eyes than be ever ox-
hibited in all bis life before, expected to lAnds
big fish, and so shouted to the men on deck The
astonishment Of that offsh-al can be better
imagined than expressed when he saw the =Oolly
cocnanuthead and rolling eyes Of the Kanaka
emerge from the waves At first be thought be
had caught the id fish" that Victor Hugo
wrote about; then be didn't know what it was;
but finally, as the boy, piubberiDg and blowing
like porpoise, struck out for the boat, and the
laughter Of some Of the hands who we're in the
joke rang in his ears, be Acknowledged himself
f" sold" and treated all round This good story
is, in every particular, true one.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11
HEMAN BROTHERS.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Tzhionatls Cothin- Rats c.rs. Bocss sh5es. And
rrelT ra-iety q GentleHsu's fu-usllag 6oo5s Sn1Es
BINDING, GercAAzi street. Eo1slzlz- i5slyI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11

to speak of. Scotch rascal always lay the empha-
sis on Scotch" This principle Scott applied in
somewhat larger spirit His Scotch characters,
Highland and Lowland, tinted With all the delicate
shades of local and social color gentle and simple
good and bad, are all emphatically Scotch. 1t is
not for scotehman to say whether our great painter
has or has not been
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11

A DAIxTT DIsH FOR QUEES.-The Rev. Mr..
Stewart mentions At Siho Siho, the Queen,
Pauhai, was seated "a Tive on the yrO1nd,
with large wooden tray in her lap. On this
monstrous cutile-6sh had been placed, fresh from
the sea, and in all its life aud vigor. The Queen
had taken it in both hands, and brought rs body
to her mouth, and By single application Of her
teeth the black juices and blood, With which It
was flled, gushed over her face and neck, Rhils
the long sucking arms Of the ash, IN the conrul-
sive parozysm Of the operation, we're Srifhing
about her bead Ike the snaky hairs o. MedusA;.
- Uncommon FOOD IN he Leisure Hoar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11

cHUx wenl to hear Magzis Mitchell not lobr
since, and uhns waiting Ia the Als as te< tlerst
once. vas thns sntenHired b ne man hehlne
Nan behind What does Maggie Miicheii Play to-
nightp' chum Eanebon-" Nan behind: e Wsli,
I thought sbs plsyed Fanchon, but Eksn cans n
there % The door ssW Mas-tin-17 aunounesd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11
STEEL-WORK.
Blankets! Blankets!!

A Pine assortment Of BLANKETS Just
n reserved per bsrk Genet 7or sale q. IcE rates
sA-lR At P A. scHAEFER 4 Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-11

LAToUR, eele6ntsd bozne aetress IN Paris vas
once At supper with several freuds and during the
conversation happened TO ms<sa bad pun. AeTsTs,
seated opposite, cried out: "ohi beg Of yOu,
Msdamoiselle, do you say sueh rdieulous thisgs Il
pains msf' "Pmy sir aaked the aetress. ''hase
Jon patent right to make stupid renarksF'
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
AUCTION N461l,R.e {
- .. ouinault.


the kitchen contains lpur .rooans, doahle heieh
Pr,vy, ny@15.ni; 1 peved yard between kitchen and
mouse. aaa large back yard. -
sid Exchange before the day Of sale.
"a, A.oS; o1e eca suu6 box eight stlver forks, and
Scrip Nc. IN q the Sun Mutnal Issur,nce Com.
pcny OF New Orleans. for the year ls5e lbr ga So
scrip No. lay OF the Crescent Mutual JnsuFance
company OF New Orleans, for the yesf 1850, TOR
Toree scrps boa al, as and ~, Of the cti,ens,
Mutua! insurance Company Of New Oelssns. one
=. Nt,oS SsaV' another for $43O. aud the third Tor
Terms-Forthe real estste, ons.third q price Of
sdJuoicatl0n cash, and the balance 1t . credit OF
one ana twG years in notes drawn by the r..
sPective pufchAseTS to their own otdAf and nv
them 1ndcreee divided into coupons 10 suit the
venoofe, neann9 eight per cent interest per an.
mum nom DAY 4 sale until inal pAynent, and msde
Payeoie u one and two y<ars from date Nt the
do@icile OF the Bank of America, in this city The
salo notes TO g secured the properties sold by
mortgage tAsseen; vendors privilege retained:
Pufchasers to pay lawyers fees q the rate of fen
per cent IN csse Of suit for the recovery OF the
sm0unI OF any Of said notes; purchasers o keep
properties pu9hased by them respectively con.
stSntly ins0feefo for amount Of eaid nosea and the
Ponclss OF lnsrsAnce to be transtsrred to vendors
~ c0lleteral security and the said pnrchasers to
assume the paSment of the taken of 1871 Above the
PEce OF sdtudiation on the properties purchased
" them respectively. =
!. Acts q sale hfore Joseph Cuvllier, notary pub
nc % me exlsnse Of the purchasers, Including
Coitc0 STATES avenue stampA. MOI, ,l6 q 30 deg
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
ocN nol0 Is Sheriff Of


IYDl
EouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIM lAi1u
seizure and sale to me directed by o. 49,
able the Fourth District Court for ihe rasiaS =
orleans, in the above entitled cause, Ivln -
chants and Auctioneers Exchsns;,. i Soys ~ 49,
between Canal and CustomhousS stresta m ~
second District Of this city, on SATUROAY. 1evsS
oer e. 1871: Ct twelve o'clock L.. the 1blswi1sde
a CERTAIN IoT OF GROUND. toestber ~,
the buildings and improvements thereon, situo1l1
IN this city on Bourbon street, between Dunl
measure, according to plan drawn b Bong
then surveyor OF the First Municipality, q u
seventh sew Of Jsnnary 1889. forty!Sur eet ien inshe
came width ID the rear, and one hundred -;
twenty EIGHT feet four inches and four-edehths
depth between parallel lines. Together With ~
stock thereto attached Which said prppef3y -
longs TO the said Francis Mouney for hAviAe ms
chased the same from Alfred lngraham, q hs
city. per act dated the twenty day cf M
city. 80
seized in the above suit. Sfs
Terms-The purchaser to furnish . stock nete
for the sum OF *z3ss payable On the nrst Il lulh
1879, and renewable according to tae charter 4
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana secured by dret nalls5
gage AND pledge of stock. The pa1chaeef y ri
graham for Sis3i 50 each, With = eisSt psf a.
interest from the drst Of July, 1871, TIM 1aid ~
notes occurred by second mortgage. and falling III
and 1873 And the baIance Of the price d sdtniI 4
canon cash on the spot, the purchaser 70 se6une
alt the Obligations and responsibilities Of stoef
holder OF the Ctisens Bank Of 1ou,siana, md ~
stock Lote to be identified with the two acts 4
twenty eighth July, 1883, before Felix 0rims nstag
public. and twenty ninth May 1871, before JoeepA
Cnv,llier also notary public, and with ths shelids
oc24 nolo IS Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleaaA
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
suCCEssIoy OF CELINE RAvAxAr.

RY =. GUINAULT. OFFICE
- corner Exchange alley end Bienville street.
SATURDAY, November .. 1871, will be sold at
tonesrs Esehanss, on Royal street. between en- Canal
and Customhouse streets, BY virtue Of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court
IS1 g to Ss in th.
Second District Of this city. deeisn.ted by number
maine, St. Philip and White Streets, S on = plan Ian
drawn BY L. II. Pile dated seventeenth January,
es ses LOT
the Of Broad and St. Philip streets and meas
ures: in American measure: 2sfset inches lines
rear, BY depth Of 100 feet and fronting 81. Philip
street, together with frame house Of three rooms
stckss fss P1F s ssd
in the suburb IRENE, in the Second District of this
city, in the square bounded by Ursulines Hospital
in feet sne oa
Iont street, By 80 feet in depth between parallel
lines; = which portion cf ground is eonpo.ed q .
eral. on the fourth Of sovsmber 1888, and annexed
Carlisle POLLOCK then notary public Of this city,
and Of palt to be taken in the rear Of lot desig
mated BY the M. g. on sketch annexed to an act
2; Doriocourt, notary public Of this city between
Mr.. Pellesteau and Mr.. Achille st. Dizier. To-
ss6nsI acnSe n Of five
ETC., divided into two tenements
3. THREE LOTs OF GROUND. situated in the
First District Of this city, DESIGNATED BY Nos FL ~
and g, in square No. 664. bounded by Common,
Giavier, Lopez and Rend0n streets. on . plan
drawn by Castaing & Celes, architects on the
twentieth March, 1855. and deposited in the office
Of A. 4 Bienvenu, notary public in this city. Said
lots have each American measure, 81 feet inches
and lines front on Common street by 10 feet
deep, betv cen parallel lines. Together With all
the defeDdencies thereon.
=, The whole agreeably to plans to be exhibited at
the Exchange,
Terms-Cesh.
Acts Ofsale before o. Drouet notary public 1T the
expense. OF the purchasers including the United
States stamps a. we'll the taxes for the running
year. 1871. due in 1872. oc24 81 nO7 lS Is
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08

DY q. GCINACLT, AUCTIONEER-OFr1cn
~ corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville street,
O'clock n, ct the Merchants ana Auctnneer" RI
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Cns,
toa'h3use streets By virtue Of ? Judgment rendered
anu ;T,S ssned ~ soid 1871 by L. Duvgneauu
!. Two T LOTS OF GROUND, .itu.ted in the
maine ana Chsrtres formerly Conds) stirets' in
the Second District Of this city desi9 by the
letters and B ON sketch thereof made BY Ar.
the said lots have. American measure to Wit:
~, Lot A. - feet 10 inches and lines front on St
Philip street, by So feet II inches and lines in
stoiy brick house. No. 46. having four rooms hack
galleries, two closets and pantry under the stair.
case two story brick Kitchen Of four rooms privy,
., Lot has 80 feet and lines front on said St,
Philip street, by So feet II inches and lines in
story brick house OF four rooms, back gallery and
caDlnet, two-story brick kitchen Of four rooms.
GST Je Rayss ss5rsb Stfd st: Situated in .nr.
tons st. st,ees said lot l. x Aa
dats sp as
anu annexed to an act passed September 3O 1885
ctw ssid ,t ae Armas then notary public Of this
s.ia ssrest ~ let inches lsSns Gn IN
SsR, SSsRsn, Oh american measure; together with .
slate rooted, the house having thfee roosns siIa
salieFy. ana large cabinet, large ron in the
Kitchen contains four ROMA AnoI har <~ LII ;iY
,1g =, ohe room ~ the back yard; paved ward be
w;tS IN ~ ana Kitchen, spien1id brick weIl
etc. ~As0Ao"s TWO cisSerns,
$500 cSeTA S.,1, lot OF GROUND situated in the
psieea within Burgundy, Tcuisusse psuns. p."ase com
e reter s5esss. messnrinE 3 feef inches ffc;St
on 41sgoo esseet by e net 70 tnches II den3h.
~ Ard twostesy esiek kitehen. The hosS
contains Nut EU0ns, closed gallery and cabinJt;
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
C. z. SACvINET
nos 23 deg Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

H. G. Mtllaudon vs. virsinla A. Raynal
SEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 9028-By virtue Of q writ of
seizure and sale to directed By the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
IN the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
CustOmhouae streets in the Second District Of fhia
city, on SATURDAY. November I8, 1871. At twelve
O'Clock ~, the following described property. to
wit ~
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the rights ways. servitudes privileges and ad.
vantagrs therenntO belonging situated In West
bOuAKny, parish Of Jefferson, (now OrleAnsl in
square No. 4S, which 10 bounded by Perrer Plauue.
mine and jena streets and Napoleon avenue desiQ.
mated by the number ten, on plan In plan hook
annexed to An act Of deposit passed before T. Mag.
ner. late notary public in this city, ON the fifth
day OF April 1865, and measuring thirty feet front
parallel lines, Of one hundred feet Being the same
property acquired by purchase by the aie{endant
nerein from Edmond Burthe as per act Of sale
thereof passed in tho Office Of the late Selm Mag.
ner, then notary public in this city bearing date
the twenty-sixth day of August 1851.
Seized in the above suit. I ~. -I
Terms-The purchaser to assume the payment of
TWO promssOry notes secured by mort "a &c ON said
properly, drawn by defendant to her own order
and by her indersed. dated the twenty-sx Of An.
gust 1907. each for the sum of aeventy.ye dollars
payable respectively. in one and two Years lnOw
Past due) at the Canal Bank. in this city and bear.
mum from date until final pawn. MT and the balance
OF the price Of adjudication cash on the spot.
q. .. SAUvINkT.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
By Placids J. Spear.
MOST vALUABLR IMPROVED RRAL RSrArE
CORNER DF UNION AND CLAIBORNE
STRiETS THIRD DISTRICT.
..fi
sOCCHSsloN )F WIDOW HYPPOLrTR BOUR-
COIN.
Second Dlstric Court for the parish of f,r,..,.
No. 1870.
By Placids J. Spear.

RY PLACDE j. SPEAR. ArCrTONrR.-
~ once Is k1hsnge sley-SATURDAY. Decem.
Der 1871! 1t telve O'clock NJ, will be sold n fhe
~. Cnaries Action Exchang-. ON St. Charles
streets Oetw etweenGravier and Common streets. nv
virtue end IN Pursuance Of An order fko1 the HoG,
Court fsr the nsish Of Orleans, datel October -
!S7l bF escsnn Of the above succession the foi.
lowing dSseTSd valuable real estate, to Wit
!. LOT OF 3ROCxD, situated in new faubonrv
As1&ny, Tn1fdDtstrict IT this city, in the s0uare
90 .nded y Unsn. 1t. John the Bsptist. BsQatelle
and St Avid sseets. measuring 70 1eet II inches
line: mont on 'nion street bv IL. f-et 10 inches
together with the buildings and other cir
cnmstences An dependencies to tho said lot be-
!0n91ne: beinShe same property which the said
WidOw bourgOi had o. Quired By purchas. from
Leon Gonzales vill~gas per sct passed on the
nxth ef Aarchla5S, before Felix ferA nctarv
.: 4 CIkTAr LOT OF GROUND, with the suild.
third Diatrict this city, being the Last nearest
Ct. John the Bstist street (nOw Robartson1 Of Lar
NO IJl ON pla made by Joseph Pilie then eifv
Sufveyor, on thmiuth Of November 1909, the eaid
naH l0t measung in American measufe 20 feet
iront ON Union, etween St. Avid and St, John The
baptist, by ~ tet 10 inches and lines in depth
parsll hnes. Which property was &C.
quired BY puraase by the said Hrs. Bourson
from I0ui: Ch:iss Faurie and the heirs Of NJ.
Louis Charles Nrie. per act dated April 3O i8ss
Of this city. P"'"o
Terms aud ceiitions-Cash.
Acts OF ssle 'ef0re TheOdule Duiseon notary
guDuc, togethelwith internal revenue stamps At
the expense Ofhe purchasers
\. B.-Twent, per cent on the amount Of .lin
dlcat10n VIII BE xacted at the time OF sale.
mol Is u deg
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
By G. ! oirardev q Co.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
COkNEk OF CtONDELEET AND FOURTH
STREETS
In THE MATTER (THE MINOR AMOS d rrr,~
SECOND Ustr1ct Ort for the parish Of Orleana
No. 1881. ''-''-
By 6. ! Girardev 4 Co.

RY 9. e: GkARDEY 4 Co.-xrcHo.
R las J. Hceyeuctioneer-Omce No. IL Ex.
change pl,ce-sAjRDAY. December 8, 1871 At
tionsers E1changee Regal street Sstvsan sno anc
and CustOmhOuse Gets, BY virtue of An orSar -
the honorable theecond District Court for for the h.
pS5eh par n ofIsans aSe ted October 49, 1911 viii be
Amos F. Klein, theb OWING described propertv
The undivided 4half interest of the minor
TWO LOTS OFRoUxD, with all the build.
ings and improvenits thereon, in the Fourth Dis.
f5ict OF this city; 1.-THE square bounded by st.
streets. designated the Nos II aud l3 said lots
adiOin each othelhnd measure each "a fss9
inches aS s. 'front.' On Cfndslet street. BY depth Of
ing the corner of CPndelet and Fourth streets
The improyementdh said property comprise a
two story slatereea building. having front gal
leres, two rooms arhall below and above; one.
story addition. viii, comprises kitchen, pantry
servants rooms, ct The grounds are planted In
shrubbery, fruit tra etc. 171'7I7 -
And, st the sAmene and place. and upon the
same Terms ana ceitiOns, the other undivided
nan VI tne Pfopefty1ll be sold in block with the
Fer other interes aud upon, the same terms
A PORTlON OfIROUND in the, Fourth Dis.
Lrlct OF TINS city, lfhe square bounded by st
Charles, Carondel Fourth and Washington
streets, meesnflng Ieet front on Fourth street,
Dy % ret lncnes ilepth. between parallel lines
and forming part o9te Nos. 10 and II, which Dor.
ton o. efo1n9 adns the rear Of the property
Term. One -thiEdfsh, and the remainder At
one and twO yeSfv CIT in notes Of the purchasers
secured bv special ftsage and vendors lien, and
bearing tntefest Of ht per cent per annum from
date Of sale rnttl 61Paynenf; further secured by
the clauses OF nvber cent attorneys fees II,
event q suie, aud 0Se insurance OF the itnproyes
ments hy the pnrclkys and the trsns,sr ~ ~ \
Psnc,ss e the Ne9d4 and Pufchassn T. assume
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-08
c. a. SACvINET
no7 u deg Sheri1 Of the Parish Of Orle.,a

Ncrchantss NlutuaI assurance l,emnanv
W. samuel Hill Williams,
ErIFrH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH on
Il Orleans, No. 2l6l.-By virtue OF . writ Of sefz-
ure and sale directed BY the honorable the Fiffh
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. to Thomas L. MAXWELL late
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff to me transferred
I will proceed to sell ut public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District OF this citv on SATURDAY,
December 8, 1871. at twelve o'clock L., the fol.
lowing described property. tn wit
A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND situsted in
the Fourth District Of this city. in the square
bounded by Nsyades. Apollo First and second
streets measuring dftytwo feet front on second
street. by depth Of one hundred and twenty.six
feet six INCHES. between parallel lines being com.
posed Of the whole of lot number six, and twenty.
two feet from lot number next adjoining lot
number elk and carried back the whole depth OF
the LOTT. and which said lots are 90 numbered on a
plan drawn by Z. Gottheil dated the fifteenth day
Of MAY, 1850, and deposited in the office Of H. B.
Ctnas. late notary in this city, together with the
buildinge and Improvements thereon rights priv.
ieSee ana custOiuo, ways, Bervitudes and al DUR.
thereunto belonging.
W hich said property was acquired by defendant
herein by purchase from J. :. Relf as per act be.
March 80 1863.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
C. 3. SAUvINET
uO3 % deg Sheriff NJ fhe pnriah ~ Ovl>>..