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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-14

II BUYING GOLD ISLAND New Jer-
sey paper, protesting to have knowledge
OF the facts, snys: Some three months
since small island in the Carbide an
sea, known rs the Bimita and about 500
miles South of Trinidad, while being
explored under the direction of Agassiz,
was found to contain gold. The rock is
quartose. and quietly few individuals
obtained possession Of the island, and
these individunls-all Americans-will
not dispose of any interest, although
last week several offers from English Gu
pitallsts III London were received, in
formation having reached them through
the Custom House, as is supposed, NJ
though every arrangement had been
made TO keep the matter as quiet as pos
sible. The gold is free aud easily ANAL
gemated, and in purity in veins in the
quartz. Forty different veins have been
discovered on the island, aud Eve are
now being worked, and the ore ia being
received from ships at the Centreville
Works. in Greenvile. in Hudson Coun-
ty, New Jersey. The works are running
night and day. The ore is now. with
very imperfect machinery, yielding $50
per ton, and they are only getting one
third of the gold, but the 'tailines" are
being saved with the view Of running
them through an improved machine now
being constructed. The ore is aa rich
ns the richest ores of California aud We
neZuela.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
c 0 l. U NJ BIA. s. c,
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

OFFICERS.
John d. Palmer, president.
a. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
9. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
j. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. ". McMae.
ter, Il. D. Sem, OF Il. d. Sem & Son: g. ".
Bearden, OF Copeland & Beardcn; r. l.. BRYAN.
or Bryan McCartcr; W. g. Swaffield, of K.
IL W. O Swaffield. -.
+. w. Mch1aster, Solicitor.
EINHlS Bank is now open tor the transaction
Il OF general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT OF currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate OF esven (7)
per cent per annum, in kind will be issued.
Deposits from County Officers especially So
llcited; also, from Irusfrex administrators.
Executors, Professional Men, and others,
Particular attention given to accounts OF
Caty and Country Merchants. and other bust
ness men, and the usual 8ccOmmOd atiuns ex-
tended.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other evil
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
OH collaterals.
Stocks. Ponds. Gold, Si1rer d,ugAi and sold.
Mutudfed Currency purchased at small
discount.
Si9ht Drafts dromn direct on all the promi-
France. Germany. Belgium, Np!innd, Den.
mark and he Orient. Letters Of Credit Issued,
ayablh in any Of the above places.
Drafts on all the promincl. cite. in tho
United States bought and sold
Ranking House opncsitr Columbia Hotel.
Open from 8 to3. Feb 28 "
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New Books! New Books! New Books!!!
HHHE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THos. JEF.
4 FERSON. BY his granddaughter, Sarah
:, Neminiscences of Fifty Years. BY Mark
SAT Last" A Christmas in the West III
dies BY Charles Kingsley. with many illus
Light and Electricity" By J. T,ndall.
Iho Coming Race; or, The New Utopia.
Six Boys. "A Mothers Story. by tho Anne
rican Tract Society. s1.25.
:. Tho Earthly Paradise. Poem. By Will
liam Morris. Three volumes. s4.5O
Ernestine." By George Sand. 75c.
Terrible Temptation. BY Chas Rcade. aOc.
Also, large selection Of new Novels by the
peat authors, just received and for sale at pub
lisher's prices, by BRYAN d hIcCAKTEN.
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Ups AND Downs. England is said to

UPS AND Downs. England ia said to
Oe gradually sinking in tho ocean. A
paper was recently read before the Bri-
Ilsh Association, at Edinburgh, giving
an account Of tho ravages of the SEQ on
the East coest of Yorkshire, from which
IL appeared that the loss Of territory
from this cause is quite considerable.
On this particular coast we are informed
that this loss amounts every year to two
or three yards-or to come thirty five
acres annually between Flamborough
Head and Spurn Point This, in hun
dred years, amounts to tho respectable
area Of 3, ZOO acres. On the remaining
coast-line the encronchment has been
fully rs great-in some places, within
living memory. the sea having advanced
more than a mile.
This is nothing new to tho geologist.
Near the town of Puzzuoli, at the head
of the Bay of Baim. there are three mar
BILE pillars, the remains of the Temple of
Scraps. The marble pavement on
which they stand, and which was, in the
second century, the floor of the temple,
is sunken three feet beneath the waves.
SIX feet below this there is another cost
y pavement OF mosaic, Which was doubt
less the original floor of the temple.
inc foundations of the temple nre nine
teet below the surface of the sea- Ex.
piorations made during the present cen
tury show that these columns are sinking
at the rate of one inch per year.
at st. Augustine, in Florida tho
stumps of cedar trees stand beneath the
hard beach shall-rock. immersed in the
water at the lowest tides Some of the
sounds OF North Carolina, which have
been navigahle within the memory OF
living sea-captains. are now impassable
bars or emerging sand flats. Along the
coast of New jersey the sea has en-
croached, within sixty years, upon the
sites Of former habitations, and entire
forests have been prostrated by the in
undntion. The ancient city Of Louis
bonrg, on the island of Cape Breton,
once the stronghold of the French in
America, and which had population of
10000 souls, is now partially undcr
water. The rock on which the brave
General Wolfe landed has nearly disap.
peared. and sites once inhabited have be-
come the oceans bed. In 1922 the entire
coast of Chill was elevated from two to
seven feet an extent equal to the area
OF Virginia and North Carolina having
been lifted up bodily. The entire chain
OF the Aleutlan isles, from Alaska to
Aamschatka. was once n ridge of land
connecting the TWO continents.
We mention, says the Richmond En-
qut'e'', these things to quiet tho appre-
tensions Of the learned philosopher of
the New York Commercial Aduertiser.
who ls very much concerned for the
future Of England.
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JAMES X. FRIDAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Columbia. S. C.

Columbia, S. c.
HAVING secured the large and commodi-
IL ous Brick Warehouse with timed roof,
formerly occupied by Blakely Il Gibbcs. J
situated near the track of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, solicits from his friends,
the former patrons OF Blakely s. Gibbes and
the public generally, consighmcnts Of COT
TON. other PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE
on STORAGE. Particular attention given to
storing and selling COTTON.
MIR. J. NJ. BLAKELY still retainH hie Office at
the old stand Sent @ i1mo
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The projected ship canal from the
delaware River to Salem Greek, in South
Jersey, which was commenced so long
ago as 1872 and abandoned, will shortly
become an accomplished fact. The work
has been progressing for some time past
and IS now nearly completed.
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Aug z

A FEW reasons why they should lave the
IA preference over all others:
/. Wheeler X Wilson's Sewing Machine is
much simpler than any of IEr oilers; re-
curing lers than half the amount of ma
chincry
2 As the result If this simplicity, This ma
chime ii Inncl less la be tlr:n lie others to
get ont of repair.
g. Another r"~ai, 1T this simplicity is
greater durability.
L. Another result i. less friction. and, con
stquehtly, greater raAr and ra, ii.y Of mo-
lion, with ltss ncis..
8. And greatest "f AL. that it ys,s 10 Shut.
tie, and makes tile luck stitch
1t IL The cheapest Ia buy the brst. Buv The
machine that ha4 justly. fairly and hoiora-
bly, won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more Than twenty Years has the Wheeler 4
Wilson n3t on!! stood first and foremost. but
now sfnhds the unlivalIcd Sewing IInchine of
the enlightened civilized world. l;ny iii, ma
chlne that has brtn Tins tested and proved,
ana then you hic snir to get the hest. For
sale on the ,a"ii st possible terms. Sales
room Ma'h street, second t:uur hc.tw i'n,ES1X
Office, CuluEila. :. c.
Us. ! UKSlEY, Agent.
a. WHITE, General Sunihc,n Asc,i.
June 81 emo
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits of Sl and Upwards Received.

INTEREST 4 LILO WE'D AT TIE R4TEnE
SEVEN PER CENT. PEK ANNUH.
ON CER1IFICA Els OF UEI'OSIT
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
OUNDEU EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON a Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
yohn yo1l, D' .a;,a ralmer. vice-preside1,ts
A. q Brenlzer, Cashier
j. Il. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier,
charge OF branches.
John O.. B. Smith, Assistant CaHl,ier
directors.
Wade Hampton, Willism nj Martin, A. C. Hns-
kell, F. W. McMaster, john p. Thomas. 2. r.
Hcinitsh, John Is. Palmer Thomas f. Gregg
Columbia. "o'
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newbcrry.
w. G.. Mayes, Newberry.
3. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
Tianiel Havenel. Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks Widows, Or.
Phans and others may here deposit their saw.
ings and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trueteee
wishing to draw interest on their funds unit,
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
lnd Mlnors twhose deposits can only be with.
irawn by themselves, or, in case Of desth, by
Lheir legal representatives, wishing to lay
inside funds for future use are here afforded
IN opportunity of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lhe same time, be subject to withdrawalwhen
nconGh. App 18
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Thornwell's Collected Writings.

-,--- Vt = S011SVtCU WI1tIHESt
NEUROLOGICAL and Ethical, volumes
- embellshed with DR.. Thornwells pur.
trait. 81 per volume
Memories of Patmos. BY MacDun 81.
The Conservative Reformation and it4 The.
ology. BY Rev: Charles T. Krowth, H. D. SIS
Tho Unseen World. Bv Rev. DR.. Stork 81
NEW NOVELS.
!ior Lord and Master. BY Florence Maryatt
Won, not Wootd. By the author Of Bred in
the Bone &c so cents. "''
Terrible Temptation. by Charles Rcadc
Ohliorm edition OF Grace Aguilor's Works.
such az Mothers iiecompcnse, Vale of Ccdars
%c.. at 81 per volume.
The above books sent to my address. post
paid, on receipt OF price
Aug DUFFIE& CHAPMAN. Book.ellcrs
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Vinum Cibi Et Ferri.
Erf'act Of Beef, Iron and Vine.

k'rtract Of Beef, Iron and Vine
NEW MEDICINE
ENOh Enfecblcd Digestion, Loss OF Aupe-
j tite, Tone and Vigor, Ir6poyorishc,l Il
Blood. Nervous Debility. Especially adanie,i
to weak stomachs. 90
AS nutrient tonic md mild stimulapt this
combination has proved especially cflicacions
in many cAscs OF enfeebled digestion, loss of
tone and vigor, impoverished blood. and in
The many ailments consequent upon general
debility: 1t IL prepared with great caro- from
selected beef, one-thrd of which has been
partially roasted to develop the osmazomc:
thus rendering it moro grateful to tho tnst q
and less apt to occasion disgust from con
tinued use. For sale by
EDWARD II. HEINITSH.
aug ~ Chemist and Druggist.
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M. II. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-rOOYn

Main Street, near Plain,
- NOW on hand and daily re-
Ea = Is@criving from the manufac-
XrzS--ieszdN tories of New York, Boston,
E7f5az56sRl9Y Cincinnati and Louisville, tho
~ X largest assortment OF FUR
NFTURE ever kept in This market, congisting
IN part OF Walnut Parlor, Chamber nd Din.
ing-Room Suits; 200 Ectlstcads of different
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottum Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.
UPHOLSTENlNGa and REPAIRING done ut
shortest notice and in the best manner
Terms cash and GoOdt CHEAP Oct 20
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School Notice.
Columbia Female Academy


~ LHEEClSES will DO resumed
ALSA hero OH MONDAY, Octobcr2. The
- 49, course Of study will DO thorough
St&XGEE complete, our aim being 10
Xs@ enable pupils to acquire sound
ssp education, and VIC desire to receive
non6 but euch as come for that purpose. Stu.
dents III tho higher branches will have the aid
of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
Telescope and Globes.
Boardcrs will BIO under tho charge of DR..
and Mrs. ". l.. Reynolds, and will be cared
for az members of tho family
TEHMS-PER MONTH.
Board. including everything but washing s25
classes, SIS and 6
Primary clusscs 1
No extra charge for Latin, French or Draw
ing.
Music, per quarter. $40
JANE II. REYNOLDS,
SOPHIA NJ. REYNOLDS,
Aug Q wstO princinals
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Lost or Stolen.

A LARGE whits and liver. .colorcd
IA~s3Iofointer DOG; answers to the n ame
<s.e&a1es=sof "Geltrt;" had OH whom last seen
ste@l cnan collar. The finder will BIO re-
warded 6y applying to JOHN L.. GYLEs.
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State of South Carolina.--Union Co.

W OA1 VI CO1U MON i'LEIS.
Roxanna Owens, Tlaintiff, against Martha
Owens, Robert Owens, Sarah Ovens, Plea.
SAINT Owens, Judson Owens, Koxanna
Owens and Addie Owens, Defendants. y
SUMMONS.
W. aro hereby summoned and required
II to answer the petition in this action.
which is filed in the Office OF the Probate
oudge for the said County, and to servo
copy OF your answer to tho said petition on
tho subscriber, at his Office, ut Union, 8. c..
within twenty days after tho service hereof,
exclusive OF tho day OF such service; and if
you lall to answer tho petition within the time
aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to tho Court for tho relief demanded in
tho petition.
Dated August 20, 1871.
JAS. b. sTEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To ROBERT OWENS:
Take notice that this action is commenced
LOT partition OF land, in the Probate Court in
and for tho County of Union, and that Il sum
mons III this action, of which the foregoing is
copy. was fitcl in the oflico Of the Judge of
said County. at Union. in tho County OF
gust 1911. JAS. Is. STEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
UNION. Angnat %, 1871 August 81 iii;
State of South Oaro]ina-.-Union Co.
COURT or PROBA IE
.. ~. turner, Plaintiff Us. N. B. Turner, II.
Al. Turner, sydney Thomas and iier hus.
band, John Thomas, Lucy Philips and her
husband. Milton Philips. Sarah Curscy and
her husband, William Cur.cy, Rachel Nc
Cullough and her husband David McCul.
Tough, Joseph Turner, Mary Turner. ana
L. r. Barnett and her husband, Lcdfriol
Barnett, ,Deftndants.-Sun,7non fo, Reiiet
- Complaint not Scrued
10 TIE DEFENDANTS:
VOU are hereby summoned and require {,
II to answer tho petition in this action.
(which is filed in tho Office Of Probate Judge
for the said County,) aud to servo COPY OF
your answer to tho said petition ON tho sub.
scrloer, at his Office, at Union Court House.
=. o., within twenty days after tho service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such service.
and II you fail to answer tho petition within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this nc.
ton will apply to tho Court for the relief de-
mandcd in the complaint.
Dated Unionvillc, s. O.. September S. 1871
j. RICHARD LYNN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To N. Is Turner, T. NJ. Turner, Milton PHI.
llPs and Lucy Philips, his wife, William
Cursey and Sarah Cnrsey, his wife, John
Thomas and Sydney Thomas, his wife:
Take notice that this action il commenced
for partition of land, in the Probate Court in
and for the County of Union; md that a sum.
mons in this action, of which the foreroi1p is
copy. was filed in tho Office OF tho Jut]re oI
said Court, at Union, in the County of Union
III said state, on the fifth day of September
4. D. 1871. J. RICHARD lynn
Sept z th6
n
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The 0eloprated
Murray
81
. Iall1lan'S .
Florida Water.

The most lasting, agree
able, and refreshing Of all
perfumes, for use on the
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale
by all Druggists and Per
tuners.
Sept II
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Notlce.

YHIHE Israelites of Columbia and visitors
~ from the surrounding country are here
by informed that full and ample arrange
ments have boon nude by the 'Bnai IsrAei''
OF the approaching Sacred Holidays, which
VIII be held in Odd Fellows School House.
commencing Oh tho evening of September Is.
Applications for seats should be addressed to
e Sept IA 2 r. EPA;rTN
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Tea

Uu- WE guarantee to saye Clubs
iESE - 4 usually bn.inS Of the so-calletl
leSEn,iT1l5 Great AnIcrican.Tca Company -
iE9h tS \ lnper cent if they make like pnr-
BssSs41iI.s.ssas.chases from us. Weliave lust re-
c.lv.u u inrge lut OF TEAS. selected and tried
carefully before purchasing, to which VIC ask
the attention Of the trade and consumers.
Aug u L0RICK X I.OWRANCE
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Aug Q wstO
Roses Hotel.

PKVPTIUtUI UI IlIISE'S HOTLI IlaH cOncludCd
to reopen hiH establishment for the accom-
mo"ation OF tho public n once, and therefore
wltndraws the proposals he has heretofore
made Tor ltH sale or lease.
Tho Hotel will henceforward bn conducted
az first class house OF entertainment, and
special provision will be matlo for the comfort
aud conveniencn Of families.
Carriages and III Omnibus will he found at
cvery arriving train. ". T.. ROSE.
August 30
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10 Israelites.

10 Israelltes.
nlv1NE Service in tho PORTUGUESE MIN
~ HAG will be held at Temperance Hall,
are cordially and earnestly invited to nnito in
solemn prayers and thanksgiving to tho God
OF lheir ancestors during those solemn and
sacred days Ample room and accommoda-
Nosh Hashanah Evening Service FRIDAY.
the 18th instant, at G p. III. n ;
sept r.. CARR. President.
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THE EXCHANGE HOUSE.

VIZ 11AO11hNOE dUUSE.
FHSH!S well-knOwn establishment il in fpll
II blast, and keeps up its reputation for tho
best OF everything in tho line Of WET GOODS,
They carry out tho motto Of ssGool articles
or mono" PAYSlSGER J. FRANKLIN,
august 81 prOpri0lors.
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THE CAROLINA House

G@ IS once moro open to the public undcr
WtH tho superintcndenco OF Mr. Il. BAHHY
N6S Tho reputation Of the house viii bo kent
mp. Anor.t o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31
SALE TO BFFRCr PARTITION.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE SECOND AND
THIRD DISTRICTS.
SALE TO A RFFRCr PARTITION.
GuLALrE LABoRDE, WIFE OF z. G. SANDER.
ADMrNIsrRATRfx OF THE SUCCESSION OF
WIDOW B. LABoRDE vs.. HEIRS OF B. LAB
ORDK, FOR PARTITION 3to
eeeond District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. s4,sol.

DY CHARLES =. PORTER, AUCTION.
DAY. April i, ls7l. q tvslvs s,efsck 4. e r.
y ys az = he eosr snd Cont
Strcets win Be sold ct public auction, BY virtue Of
eSssSd. ynass q the second Dstrict Court ior the
and sisnsi on - fifteenth Of February, 1871, ths
JEsfSs SJT 81 as6UsD with a. tn.
buildings and improvements thereon, SITUATE on
n the Sd 81 tS e a lot
measured, IN American measure, 6rtytwo feet,
seven inches, and 1oureighth. Of line front on
ne hoase bssEs ths "a: 2. Erssehnen .t.eet;
amprovements thereon. situate. in the new fau-
sssl :aa.ss '9 s:s Az IL
measure % feet mont on St Anthony street by l2o
1eet in depth and front on Girod street.
improvements thereon, situate in the new fAu-
% :f.Y e. s,id ot .sssaI,. 2 ssst ssons
streets BY II feetio inches and lines depth,
Ae 4 cSR TAM Lot OF GROUND, with all the
amprovsments thereon, sitnste in the new iau.
bourg Marigny Of this city, designatea by the No.
Of square No said o lot s.. %1sso1 IN
ssss i ssssssa sY!ss: 4 SspeS
rights, ways and edv.ntage: belonging, situated
IN the Second District Of this city IN the square
bounded BY Carrollton avenue st. Louis st james as5
io feet inches and hnes in depth, and forms the
corner OF St. Louis and st. James streets.
Terms-One-third cash. .and. the balance ct
ono and two years in equal instsllnents for notes
secured BY vendor: psivilsss and special mertsage
est Der annum fFom date to payment, tho buildings
to Be injured for the .neunt Of the notes and to
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. NO. 23s CHESTNUT
STREET WITH LARGB GROUNDS ATTACHED;
.-5i. 80 II. ALSO b.
FORMING THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
A AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE n. STELLA.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
s-.rE No. Nl5l.
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE n STELLA.

DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTION9ER,
b Office -. 8 Connercisl pl.ce1wE e. 1
April - ISL A. = gclocn 81 the 81 G ths a.
Charles Hotel viii be sold 1t public auction, by viz
tue and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. Louis
for the parish Of Orleans. dated March Is,
1871 No. Of the docket Of said court. for &C.
count Of the above succession, tho following de-
ia i. 4 CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND. together
With all the buildings and improvements thereon,
square bounded by Chestnut. SIXTH Coliseum (late
PfaQueminesl and Seventh streets, and designated
&c No Of :qaaEs No. a on Plan plan sIsr1 y
inches mont or Chestnut street, BY : depth Of lis
fe ~ i%urosemsnfs consist 81 an elegant new
frame slated dwelling, retired from street, with
iron fence in 'front.' and knSwn Is No. s3s Chestnut
Eta HsM double arched parlors and large dining.
rnom m With han, three largo chambers and cabinet
sSeys titchsn and wash ns and onnss
room heIeV md bathroom and two chambers
above; galleries ffons md rear sbeye and below
that s1S V. ~ elegant coce
.nd "a az astares SSssusoat the premises bath
Kitchen end y c alse
tvo.story ffame slated detached building in rear,
contsiniSe two rooms below andtwo above, gallery
T. Eff ss 1o az. "a ss :hs sas asss1
T. THREE LOTS or 0nOuSD, 1sassS;s1 .d e ,, sne
ertv. desisnSted by tho Nes. & :. end 4. lot No
forming the corner Of Chestnut ~ eevsnth ssfeeto
and measuring, EACH according y ne Rn sI Sv
depth Of l3e feet inch and lines between pofae!
HneA This property y well tened - surxopnoeo
with handsome shade trees.
This property 10 stuated in one q H. nost aetee
able locations In the garden district ccnyen1ens u
markets, ETC., midway hetween two hneo g! 49,
e e1esilsnt sppest,aity e Pu'cha'e ssaa'n Pc
TsTms and conditions one-t third eaSa,' aa,d tn
/ bolaneo @ . ero1ntul 90 81 tWo yonrA PaynhA6
in the nstes q IT, puseAaaees nnenss
with interest at TIE roAe g egne ~ sent pr n
By nortgngo and von1 A1iea an1 lgiyneGe - III
llspoEty ~; nsgtG.oe = ceatalh IL elneo &
= = kspt insare1, - ~ pG t.anGlf I'D =
- .s: :. s - !: q g 49, 5 -