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TEMrUs FUGET.-Longer grows each
day, and more opportunities Of work by
daylightaro ours-shortcr grow our lives
and 5cwcr arc the days Of our pilgrimage
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Miss ANNA MEcIIIG, considered the
finest pianist in the world, will be in the
the city Tuesday. evening March 9TH,
with Thomas Orchestra.
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CAUTIoN.-Don't leave key sticking
in the lock on the inside Of your doors, It
can be easily turned by pincers from the
outside. lY"
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SATURDAY, March II, l6n.

nOR SALE ON EASY TERMS I'm
Il Five Brick Houses In BenwOOd, stu iif
By W. V. HOGE s. DRo.,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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Coop rich Ice Cream and SherDet
every day at Chas. r. Behler's. y.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed Of Trust made TO me by Hugh Moni.
SON and Mary Jane his wife, dated March 4, 1870.
and Of record In the office Of the Recorder OF
Ohio county, In Decd Book 81. page oil, will
oGerat public sale ut the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, on .'' .#
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DORSALE-TWENTY (2O) BUILD
10 Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. Terms, onc-iOurth cash; the residue In
equal instruments at one, two and three years,
Apply at Top MIL to $40 o,, or,,,
mail JNO. Z, dlLChhlSF'
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mon SALE OR RENT.-THAT n

TOR SALE OR RENT.-THATf E.sf
u desirable property fronting 1888 feet 'iiii
on Monroe street, 20 feet on sixth and 2Il-aAA-
feet on st. Charles streets. There IL large new
dwelling with 10 rooms on the premises, besides
ASplendid stable sufficiently large Tor u horses,
with mOws for tons Of hay. Possession list Of
April, or sooner.
For further particulars see ---
jan3i -. L. L. KIMBERLY.
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New Advertisements.
Steamer Carrie Brooks.
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
Universalist Church.
Stockholders Meeting. III.
Notice-Meeting Of Depositors.
Wanted-Agents, &c.
Temperance Lecture.
For Rent-Brick Dwelling.
Spring Style Hats.
The Prize Hat for Boys.
A Valuable Building Lot.
McLain Brothers.
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LOOK Our tor swindlcrs going around
with grape vines. A new dodge. ~.
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KID, Gloves for Theo. Thomas Opera,
all shades, foro only 81 9Jpcr pair at Brues
g. Sanders. 7t fi '0a a' ha2.fF h3 -.
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Misunderstanding will soon begin TO en-.
gage attention.
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OUR BELLK1RE LETTER.
BOUT 44lnE CATTLE 4FiiiE77Rc 4n;5hsiBsRla .o

NF!FT!Il &C FT~-fnEl 1'hFT OR
4 ABOUT TIE CATTLE TIIIEVING BUSINESS
On Monday last Oliver Mayhem, one Of
the parties suspected or The cattle stealing
in the neighborhoOd, for whom there was
o warrant out, gave himself III, to the
Officers. He was taken before Esquire
Mellot, and on being confronted with the
butcher in whose possession the cattle
were found, lie was at once recognized rs
one Of the parties that brought the cattle
there and sold them. Hey committed
in default Of 800 bail, and now lies in the
St Clairsville Jail awaiting trial. Mayhem
is about IS or IS years of age, and has n
large family Of young and helpless chill.
dren. Henry Mayhem, who escaped from
our lookup, has not been seen or heard Of
since by any Of our authorities. He is n
young man Of medium height, very dark
and glossy hair, q thick lip and crooked
face; was well dressed, when he escaped.
Heis no doubt the principal offender, and
his capture is hopefully looked for.
SINKING OF COAL BARGEs.
On Sunday night the steamboat Lion.
esS, with eight barges Of coal, ran against
one Of the piers Of the railroad bridge
and Immediately sunk two Of them. Tie
captain informed Dir. ]. W. Heathering-
ton, us they passed the coal works below
here, that he had probably lost half Of his
tow, but have not learned whether his
fears proved correct or not, This evening,
about five o'clock, the towbOat Picket
passed safely through the bridge, but in
going over the ripple she struck one Of
the sunken barges OF the Lioness, which
had lodged in the channel and so damaged
one barges that it sunk. 1t was run on
shore near Shepherd McMechen's land
ing, about one mile tromIBenwood. Others
of the barges were disabled, but 10 what
extent was unableto learn. The sunken
barge on which the Picket ran, lies near
the foot Of McMechen's creek ripple, near
the Virginia side and nearly in the channel,
and is very dangerous to all craft II its
position is not known. Those channel
piers arc o continual terror TO boatmen of
all classes. Had they been located on
either side Of the channel, there would be
no trouble, and there IS no good and sutli.
Client reason why they were not Com
mon sense should have shown the Cngi.
neers in charge this fact, and it is an out.
rage that the great public should suffer
for their imbeCility and sclCsuflicicncy.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
Last evening, about 0 o'clock, Mr., Au.
gustus Schick and two young men, clerks
In store in BcnwOod, were crossing the
river 10 the Ohio side, when by some
means the skif they were in capsized.
They were near the Ohio side, but had to
swim for their lives, and with difficulty
reached the shore. Two Of them landed
near the National Glass Works; the other
got ashore further down. II was q mar.
row escape from drowning, and nothing
but the resolute pluck Of the young men
saved them.
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ONTmE-lIardCn s. Dunaway have
just received full line Of Spring Styles.
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The National Glass Works, Oi OuE
place, will suspend work for few weeks
for the purpose Of repairs, This estab'
lisllmcnt Is one of the best appointed in
the country, and will undoubtedly be a
profitable investment. The business
being managed by Mr.. James Cranglc
and the work done under the supCrin.
tcnCG Of Mr.. James Laisurc, will insure
that result.
Mr.. james Sellers has nearly completed
his new daguerrean hall, and will soon
he ablct to accommodate all corners in his
line lie has Il llnO establishment, with
every appointment necessary for his bust
ness. With skill ind talent combined,
his career among us has been u success.
Mr.. Peter Sellers, well known citi.
zen Of Wheeling, will have n window
in tins establishment, where he will rcgu'
late the time Of our place, as he has so
long done that Of your city. Erratic and
sCli.willcd time pieces are falling into
regular habits under his magic touch. He
"Stts them up again" with such skill that
confidence is restored. He is doing a
profitable business here. ........
Preparations arc being made for build
ing large number Of houses here the
coming season. Several brick yards will
be in operation, and tits hoped our citi.
zens will not be- compelled to build wood.
en- houses for the want Of brick. The
Messrs. Merrimans, formerly Of our city,
have commenced work preparing large
brick yard on Jacob lleathcringtOn's
properly near town, and WILDE prepared
10 furnish large quantity OF brick to
builders. '. ~ VI '.
MIR. HGatherington, has commenced the
erection OF an elegant residence ON bis
property, which will be an ornament TO
the neighbOrhOod
The beautiful weather OF the past few
days has had the effect OF reviving bust.
ness. Our county friends come in freely.
The fine stage Of water in the river has
enabled the coal men to push their bust.
ness successfully. Labor is abundant,
and u continuance oil fine weather will
make II more so, at rClnuncrativc wages.
March 3. .m.H.I. ..... n.rE L.
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MARCH marched in like lamb. Look
out for the lion. ....t# Hp
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Z
The Warehouse, No. 1 Quincy street, at pre-.
sent occupied by the BenwOOd Iron Works. Pos
session given April lst.
ALSO, Several lots In the town OF BcnwoOd,
Marshall county.
ALSO, the "0re Farm, S2X acres, sItuAted9H
miles west Of MartInsville, Ohio.
For further particulars inquire OF Bcnwood Iron
Works, Wheeling, or Beuw0Od Furnace Martins.
willie ieh2S,
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A FINE lot of Oranges and Lemons for
sale cheap at Gins. X. Bchler's.
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FOR SALE.
DEsIlIABLE RESIDENCE AT fEsA
- PUBLIC SALE. NH

nESllIABLE RESIDENCE Al fE;a
~ PUBLIC SALE. It'll
The residence OF G. l.. PO0rman, adjoining the
town OF St Clairsyillc, Ohio, will he sold ut pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, March II, 1871.
These premises contain ten acres Of land bCan.
tihllly improved, on which there Il great yariC
" OF bearing fruit including apples pears,
peaches, plums, cherries, blaCEbcrriCs raspbCr
rIcs, CurFants, &c, and u bearing vineyard Of
Concord Ives Seeding, Iona and CatAwbl
grapes, containing two acres, well cultivated on
wire trclllS. There il about four acres OfgrOund
OrCultiyatlOn.
The house Is frame cottage containing I've
rooms, a kitchen, pantry and stOrerOOm on hrst
door and two finished rooms on second floor.
There are also u summer kitchen, good stable
and other Outbulldlugs.
Sale to commence at 9O'ClOCkr. ".
UAt3SaTUTh
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THOMAS CONCERT will be the event Of
the season.
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ANOTHER fine lot of Malaga Grapes
just received at Chas. r. Bchler's.
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'FOR SALE OR RENT.
Window Glass Works.

The Robinson Window Glass Works, in North
Wheeling, will be sold or rented on easy terns
Possession Immediately. ApplytO
WM. II. ROBINSON,
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EOr AddItIOnaI LOeal BED III PaEe.
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River Division.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.

- IA ~
PASSENGER TRAINstW1LL
l. run by the following schedule on and after
December 26th, 1870, Wheeling time: p N
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR IN
i. SALS.-I offer for sale my House and M
lot, situated on Virginia street, near Huron.
The house Ia new, containing four rooms, hall
and other cOnyCnicncCs, such as presses, cup
boards, &c. Also good dry cellar under house,
side aud rear pOrticUs and AL necessary Outbuld'
ings Size Of lot 4ixilB feet.
For further particulars apply on the premises,
or ut Mehdel's shop, Einh street, to
reb2Tt W. q. RIIIELDAFFER.
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TOR SALE.-505 ACRES OFs2S
d Coal and Iron Lands near the Ohio ~
river, lying between Ashland and Cattels- :,
burgh, ~, forty nine inch vein Of coal suitable
for manufacturing iron without cOaking. For
sale at low rates.
Address, ED. +. DOLIN,
Grcenupsburg, Ky,
or |. Z. McGREW,
feb2It Mt. Pleasant, o.
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TRANSPORTATION.


ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 4,
~ 1870, Trains viii run as follows, daily Cx.
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FOR RENT.
Two or Three Dwelling Houses
ON HANLPDEN STREET.
Possession given on 1st April,

nor rem THE FINE ~
Z Brick Residence at present occupied HI
By Henry Crangle, ESQ.,, situated ct the ~
west end Of Centre street, opposite St Matthews
church Has nine rooms, wash house, bath room,
water and gas, and stable on the premises.
Possession given LIST Of. April. Apply to
E. C0EN,
feb9l Next door to above property.
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THE BEST CHANCE NET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the
18th of July, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $4,000 in
gold coin will be awarded TO ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 priZes-One
chance in every p. The prizes range
from 81 up o $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library.
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department, and TO the
four churches Of Brooklyn. This is
the mos liberal schedule yet offered
the public on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
koppel n Plat, clothiers, corner of
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city.
AT CoREELIAN Hot SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel CIV.
b. Campbell, proprietor), on the
day: Colonel Carey, Chicago, H.;
Frank Swain, Milwaukee. Wis: Capt.
\. w. Pray. Lake Bigler, New; J. A.
Ibd'lldl- 1 IdN = 1DdN lIdhc blSltl L.
Is. toOmb> New York; Reuben SaNton
and five others. t~1enbroOk.
NorICE.-AIl persons holding GER
tIilcates OF Indebtedness against the
tnited States Branch MINT inthlsciV
issued on account of services rendered
or materials ltiiilsiieu III january ana
February, 1869, are requested to call
ON th. chief Clerk ut the Mint duriny
the present month to settle their
CLAIMS as the accounts must ne closed
Oh the l>tol jay heA'' i'i'h'
WATER.-Notice is hereby given,
hat own and have a deed tor all the
right. title and interest OF VIM. A.
tiaWtloriir III ana 10 the ,"lu >PfliiS
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RMsBY HOISE-GE0RGE .. FEfEE, PHUPklEIUK.
Miss Elny. Washington A Belknap, California
Augustine, Virginia " X Chamberiin, Reno
Mrs GRAY. W A Lahnson, MarklvI
IL Phil fps. Mrs Augustine, Pine GIVE
II Burton, Lake Bigler MIR Gilmore B W, Genoa
J B Campbell, Tahoe City
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AKRIvfs.-From The CT. Railroad and
Wa>hoc at : "a. IN.
Prom Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver CITY
and Dayton at ~ Il. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove II Genoa
al = =. IN.
From Lake Bigler ut + 7. N.
nEPAEr>.-For Wa>hoc and c. 7. Rail-
road at d p. IN. ,
For Dayton. Silver City, Gold Hill and
For GENOA. Pine Grove and Aurora at
:. a. IN.
For Lake Rigler at 10 a. IN.
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SODA.-A dispatch from San Fran
cisco gives the outlines of an analysis
made there of aquantity Of 50 la from
the Perkins-McDonald lake near In
dependence Rock, Wyoming, and We
shall probably receive the details to-
da<-. TIE dispatch name only the
three principal Somponent parts-as
chloride OF sodium. sulphate of soda.
and carbonate of soda-which of
course are associated with other ele-
lucnt>. a. soda, carbOuic acid. Suiphu-
ret of sodium. >Ulphatc OF calcium,
carbonate OF lime, water. etc. The
elements given. however. correspond
very closely to the formula Of the best
manufactured carbonate of soda, save
that in the manufactured article there
iNa greater percentage OF chloride Of
sodium. or common salt. The article
i,und i'll Wyoming was we'll under
stood iy Mcdonald when he pro-
nouuccG It >e>ysjcarbonttt Of soda.
which j. only found elsewhere in
Egyptian lakes. in Hungary, and in
FeZzcn. near the Desert OF sahara.
England produces about l5o,uOD tom
Of carbonate of >Jdt annually. France
about !O.otu tons, and the NorI! about
;5no.WD ton>-neariv all ut which j
manufactured from salt. sea water or
an Inferior quail Of Soda.
FINE ARr.-pcrhapS few, even Of orr
local readers, KNOW that we nave IN
our unjust one 81 '"v "H'9' S"-'a>'i>
on iewelrv in the world. We altitude
l" N""''I' W. ii''''''' J'"''0- ''''
"7'cI4ii''N'I ->'I'" '"'>'" N''''' 'I'
lN'>i'e me l''tIl\ t"''' we nave
seen >tNtr"I 't'''''"' Sic'i"''Ii> "'
Hi> h'''''""iN al N"'''I ne ""'S'
'i..5'l IL d ~ ",I "
rI,I,It. His SKIN attracted our a-tcu-
lion some time since. and l,rrutlv We
awaited our>elt of tia. upIrprtunitv
Thus afforded to have a legendary in
>,.riuffou engraved IN our axe by a
FIRST class cprrl\tr. and the result eN-
rre,ied oar most eNlte.. atluu-
based upon >I,ejmru- Of friends
work Which We had previously eNaui-
ined. The engraving embraces II
letters. and numerous 1luuri>he> To
Init tie artists taste. which i not to
he SURPASSED. The name j. OF fancy
Tuscan letter. the figures and in>criI,-
ton of secretary script. all executed
in the very highest style "f the art.
while the tlourI>he~ are a elaborate.
exquisite and ~hHrIuouioli~ in detail a.
,iali,,la insect nr tlYvrr
IL "
iactufet' at FRAY hli.l' on Lake hiG-
Ter. for Dave Mc'ioWn. one OF the pop
ui,, .nuduct,r. ON tho Nirrinia and
~
fu'h' i"'l''''''' lave - ''So"n
pllshed and popular with the ladies'
but he has never yet been able TO
r,a,ifv thair r,,,t artaut wishes bv
extending Il heIiitIG llaHu IN me >kat-
,'- f imS g., nair Nv .Iaten syra annn'h
determined o",ercomethi> difficulty.
he SOME time >iitce ordered a pair of
l>-inch skates through Hank Monk.
Hank made early Application to Cap |
lain Pray, bat that gentleman had no
seasoned lumher-Iong enough. The
lumber has been procured. however,
and the skates " iii he completed with /
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RrrrEN nY A Doa.-A lady named

BITTEN BY A DoG.-A lady named
Mrs. Powell, wife of one of the work.
4nen at the Merrimac mill on the Car
son river, vas severely bitten by a
savage dog on Monday last. The ami
NAL, a large Newfoundland dog, was
living in the shade of a tree beside a
lutte path leading down to a spring
near Mrs. Powell's residence. The
lady passed by him unnOticed, on her
way to the spring, and he merely
! raised his head and looked at her as
she returned with her bucket filled;
! but no sooner had she passed him on
/ her return than he Sprang upon her
fiercely and buried his tangs i'll her
flesh To the rear of herleft hip, tearing
a frightful cash. The wound in itself
is Il very severe and painful one; and
the lady, beng encclnte. came near
diving from the shock to her nervous
system. which WIS further disturbed
by the dread Of that terrible malady.
hydr"phobia. DR.. J. w. Waters of
this city was Yesterday called to her
assistance, and thinks that the great
est danger has been passed. The dog
belonged to Frank Mccullough, Su-
per IllitIltltflI VI INC tItllIiiidt- Nho
speedily dispatched him to the happy
land OF canine.
LAMP ENPLoSIoN.-There is little
doubt now that the fire i'll the vestry
room of the Episcopal Church in this
city, Sunday evening, was caused by
the explosion of a lamp filled with a
so-caIled "non-eXplosive fluid The
Top of the lamp has been found, but
the lamp itself appears to have been
totally destroyed. The brass work
about top of the burner was melted
down and the fire had followed down
the side OF the wick into the tluid.
y student lamp, unlighted, was sit
Ting Il short distance from the one
which blew up, and this was lighted
by the explosion and melted down
10y the fervent heat created i'll the
room. Several valuable standard
works on theology we're destroyed by
the fire. The ceiling and finishing of
the Don WAS 50 badly damaged that
il Will have To lie replaced The loss
in books alone will foot up Sl5O.
Brother Alien has discarded mon eN-
V!oSiVc' fluids altogether, and Will
fall back on coal oII-whicb, after all,
i the safest.
BEE MoUNDS.-In company with
DE-. X. l.. Sharp, We Yesterday after
noon visited a couple Of bee mounds
in an open field in the western portion
Of the city, and found the little busy
bee hard al work. They occupy two
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METEOROLOGICAL

ThcrnometricaI observations, made from
S0'clOck Il. IN. to Is O'Clock p. m, by X.
&. Guirado. druggist, etc, Ne. y south
Carson street:
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Departure.
BY L. H. pYER's STAGE FOR RENO.
II Lambeth G Foster L VT " A johnson
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals, -
BT L. II. DYER'S STAGE FROM RENO.
i p Wilson Mr. Torris- 4 Mr. Buchanan
A A Belknap He Wright, Wiz boy
BY W. F. Wilson'S AURORA STAGE.
W A Johnson J II Andrews Mrs Augustine
g IL Elmore & VT .
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B F Slater & W, Carson V sW Hampton, Jacks Val
A Boles, ) . Donald,
A Trapp. " J q lianno, Petaluma
A Willis, California W Fairburn, Walker Riv
J 2 Elliott, summit Flume
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE TuFLr, ~pRoPRIEro,
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Public Sale.

Estote Of Eugc"ic Marks, decreased.
RY virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
- Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, or by a public
auctionecr, at the Last residence of the ~lecpas-
ed, i'll Prairie Laurent, in this Parish. on
wednesday,, Jnme It'll, 1871,
the following property, belonging to the Es-
tate of Eugenic Marks, deceased widow of
the late Paul Lagrange, to-wit:
One lot of ground, containing about sevcn-
ty-five arpents, situated in Prairie Laurent, in
said Parish. bounded north by Ontzime Mayer,
south, by Sosthene Lagrange, east by Louis
Kerlegand, and west by Widow TrGville Me
che. r..
One lot of beds and, bedding, ono armoir,
one horse, one saddle. and a variety of other
movable effects.
Terms and Conditions ALI the movable
property for cash. One half of the purchase
price of the land payable cash, and the bal,
ance in one year from the day of sale pur-
chaser furnishing his note bearing interest at
eight per cent per annum from maturity until
paid, with security to the satisfaction of the
Administrator the land to remain specially
~m0rtgaged in favor of the Estate until final
payment of principal and interest.
ADELIN DURIO, Admr.
May 9th, 1871.
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Public sale.

Estate Of Lise NoymaHd, drccoScd.
(Y virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
- Court of the Parish of st, Landry, there
will be sold at auction, to the highest bidder,
by the undersigned, or any other public auc-
tioneer, at the last residence of deceased, in
the town of Opelousas, in said Parish, on
Tuesday, Junc 20h, 1871,
the following property, belonging to the Is
tate OF Llse Normand, deceased, to-wit:
A tract of land situated in the town of OPP
%elousas, with the Improvements, containing
ten and a half arpents, bounded north by lands
OF Auguste Bfunot and land of Catholic
Church, south by land of Marie T. LapGruse
and Louis Lastrapes, east by land of Louis
Prud homme and west by land of Mrs. Co
leste Garland. .
Household furniture and kitchen utensils.
Conditions-Movables cash; immovahles,
three-sevenths of the purchase price cash, and
the balance one-tbird cash, and the remainder
in one and two years from day of sale; pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with two good
and solvent securities i'll Sulido, to the salts
faction of the Administrator SPECIAL mort
gage and vendors privilege to be retained on
the property until final payment, and the
clause of non aliendo reserved.
F.PERRODIN, AuctionANa.
May 90, ISL. @