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A FATAL BURST.

Boiler Explosion in Twenty.fourth Street
Last Night-One Man Killed aud Several
Seriously lnjured-A Frishtfni Shock.
At a few minutes after eight O'Clock last night
the residents in the vicinity OF Twenty-fourth
street. between Tenth ana Eleventh avenues,
were startled by loud report immedi.
ately following which was a crash OF glass;
They were not long In ascertaining that
a boiler in the rubber hose mandatory OF Barrow.
clough, Brien h Co., Nos. 531 and $50 West Twenty
fourth street. had exploded the result OF which was
that one Of the men employed in the place, named
Henry Roam aged thirtynine years. residing at the
corner OF Twenty-sixth street and Tenth avenue,
received
INJURIES FROM WHICH he DIED
shortly after being removed to the station house in
Twentieth street. Two others also were severely
ln Ene Boiler which Is new one ana nseo ,or ,ne
purpose OF vulcanzing the rubber is located in the
rear OF the ground moor and connected with the
engine by steam pipe. The men were
TESTING THE POWER OF THE BOILER
and at the time OF the explosion had forced i. up 10
twenty-one pounds. jeremiah Malone aged twenty
severely Injured about the head and body, and was
removed to Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulance. John
Dennlng aged thirty,ave years Of Twsnly-elghth
slightly injured and sent home. Roam leaves a wife
ana three children. His body is in charge or Cap
house. where the Coroner VIII mold an inquest to-
day. The building is large four story brick struc-
ture, and Is slightly damaged,
ALL THE WINDOWS BEING SMASHED.
At the time OF the explosion several other persons
were in the building, but fortunately none Of them
were injured. The physician who visited the dead
man states that piece OF iron was driven into his
left SIDE causing him to bleed Internally, TO which
he attributes his death. His right leg. from the
knee downward, was completely smashed, besides
being cut and confused above the knee.
Another Explosion in Twentieth Street.
At twenty minutes past five O'Clock last night the
bread meter in Fuer's bakery Nos. 1885, 16o and loo
West Twentieth street, exploded. slightly injurng
John Davis, OF No. 15S West Twentieth street. and
John Whi,ing. They were taken home by their
fr
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THE MISSISSIPPI CREVASSES.

The River Fallins-New Orleans Snfe frsm
Inundatiop.
New ORLEANS, April 2s, 1871
The City Surveyor reports the river falling and the
levees all safe along the front of the CITY, Bonnet
Care crevasse is now 1900 feet wide. Otherwise
there is material change in the sit ation there.
The water Is within half mile north OF Kennervllle
IL has also made It's appearance on the low ground
East and South.
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Murine DianAfera.

sTEAMEs RATTLrssAKE tof philadelphia. winnet, from
Georgetown DC, for Bridgeport with COAL In attempting to
enter Bridgeport harbor without pilot mistook the channel
and grounded Cooks Point remained aground during
night Of th but viii probably get of without sustaining
much injury.
BHTp ATnENAIs from Antwerp for Philadelphia,
ashore AM April Joe Flogger Steamtug America
was alongside tshe subsequently got of with fslse keel
slightly damaged, and arrived at fhiadepha AM OF the
26th)
BARK QuxsE YIQroslA lot Dubnnh Leyne from AFdrQs.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

APRIL %.
1904 United States bonded warehouse In Water
street, tins city, fell and eight persons were
iIied. w."
lS35-An earthquake In Calabria, italy, DESTROYED
several villages and oyer one thousand lives
1Sl4-American sloop-oi-war Peacock captured the
Brltrh war vessel Eberyier on Cape Cana
veraL ~
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FATAL CONDITION or Mr.. AVERY 0. PUTNAM.

despatch received from the Nineteenth precinct
station house last night reports that the house
geon OF st. LuKe's Hospital reports that Mr. Avery
d. Putnam, who was assaulted on O Broadway car
Wednesday night by william Foster, cannot proba-
MY survive unill morning.
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uTHE VEXED BERMOOTHES."
Interview With the Governor Of
Bermuda.

A New Colonial Federation in the British West
Indies Contemplated Kingston, Jamaica, to BE-
the capital-England's Reasons-Her Present
Pslicy-she VIII Not Coerce Them, but
Will Fight for Them to Her Bottom DOL
iar-rhe Governors Views on loves
Lusifer Match Questionable United
States The High Commission
The Calumets Of Peace.
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SAILED

Barks Andaman for Havana; Raena Cronstadt Fannie,
Cardenas Henry Buck do bras Hyperion, 81 Croz Helen
PbinDey, Cardenas Perces Huxley, Brunswick, Ga
Eastern Star, Demarara
Wind at sunset NNE, light
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL,.

CHICAGO, April %, 1871.
secretary Boutwell, is in town and made brief
speech to-day to the Board OF Trade His remarks
had no relation to financial or political matters.
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Died.
MARoNY.-On Friday, April %, at his residence,
2l9 Filth street, DANIEL MARoNY, florist, formerly
OF Staten Island.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths see Ninth Pdge.l
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Steamer.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS, 1871.
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JANILLA BEANs-FIEEsT QUALITY OF MEXICAN
always IN STOCK aud for sale In quantities to suit
TAFT TYLER ~ Cedar stOek
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 2S-7:30 A. M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14

and lives of loyal citizens, whcnit is u Iioto-
rious fact that all the property which has been
destroyed in South Carolina, since the war,
(and it has amounted to millions,D belonged
to those whom he would stigmanizc as eds
loyal" DISTINGUISHED, white Democrats =.
Every week and every day wchcar of houses,
barns, gin houses and stores being destroyed
and robbed by tho midnight incendiary,
whose loyalty Gen. Grant would not dispute
Hundreds of these "loyal citizcns" are now
in the pcnitcntia'y and protected. Some few
of them may have been hung up by the neck,
by way of retaliation for their incendiarsm
But Grants army will prove unable to pre-
vent the crime or the retaliation.
b. ~ PERRY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14
WMM,s.as,
Ms1doi.p 3. 4
Closo Tho door gently,
salSN&s

So Ss73i s. Ss5N 4sBsSg Closo tho door gently,
SO "a IS = III n IS Bride tho breath,
4 B s. Il s Our little earth angel +E J~-rY
! w 81 Sa - Is tnlking With Deaths az
3 Ss,ssSss ~ Comfy he Woos her, VI
{ ~ s33s y = II q She Wishes to stay,
III - ~ His arms are about bcr--
6 He bears her away. d. -
s4SLi s1@-@4 Music cones floating
,s Down from the dome
Angels are chanting 0p ~
s, The sweet welcome home. a
Come, stricken weeper-
&, 8i}A' y Como to tho bed,
- Gaze on the sleeper or.a
Our idol is dead. $3.50
A fda-
Smooth back the ringlets,
:; Close the dark eyes,
No wonder such beauty,
Was claimed in the Skies
Cross tho hands gently,
O'cr the white breast
= ~ So Ikea mild spirit
salla Strayed from tho blessed;
Bear her out softly,
This idol of ours;
Let her graves sun,bcr
''H Be mid the wild flowers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14
Wanted KmnscdiuiciN,

VNEN GOOD BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS
Il to whom liberal wages and constant ON
ployment will be given, either at my Tunncry.
Is miles below Pcrryvie, on tho Blae Riaao
Ha'!road,) " ut pcnlloton. Apply to tho ut
dorsiigned, at the Tanncry or Pcndleton.
Jan. 6, 1871 81 ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14

y LITTLE STORY ON GR.lNT.--Thc Roa
noke (Na.) Times publishes the following:
a good story is told 10y one of tho Meth.
odist ministers now in this place attending
Conference. We donot rocolcct of ever sec
ing it IN print, and we thiuk it too good to
be lost 1t is as follows:
During tho war a "Confc,l" was captured
BY the Yankees, and happened to be taken to
General Grants headquarters. After having
been questioned by the General Tie old
"Confcd' asked lin whore he was going.
9. am going says Grant ''to Richmond,
to Petersburg, to Heaven, and, it may be,
will GO to He'll"
&."Attcr cycling the General for several mo
mcnts, tho OLD "Conred" sod
"Gcneral Grant, you can't 20 to Richmond,
for Gcncrn Lee is thrrc you cant 90 to Pc,
tcrsburg. for Gcnefnl Deaurcgard is there !;
you can't go to Heaven, for Stonevn!l Jack
son is there but as to going to Hell, you
may get there, for [ know of no Conledcrutcs
in that region"
THE THGNos THAT MAKE ron PEACE
How much you'd ncighbors isc in value; and
how would ncighoors rise in beauty, if all
should lay aside habits Of criticism, and
49, 'po 'oo' 'o"iuhfj dhu pctty lcluS, ana
ridiculc! Aud if men should study the
things that make .oI peace, and the things
that mako for happiness, everybody trying to
make everybody else happy, what a revolution
thero would be! .r. y.a4.,4.,4.t.
= The contracts on tho Air Limo Railroad
between Grecnyilc and Spartangurg, says
the Grcenvillo Muntuinecr, have all been
let Alcssrs Cover & Mills taking tho ten
miles between the city and Enoreo river, and
Messrs. Shumatc & Co. taking five miles be.
yond that; the other portion of the track
havlng be' prcviousl, put under contract,
on which 80 work has already been com,
menccd.} .ss
EH- Ben Butlcr is not willing to trust the
regular army to put down tho l6u:Klux at
tho South, because, lie says, it IL composed
largely OF mon who were Confederate SOL
diers in tie lntewar. The New York TyiJuue
says he will move to amend Shelabargcr' q
Bill so, as to authorize the President to call
for 1 volunteers to do lis dirty work under the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14

rCN, \ man had better be poisoned IL his
blood than in his principles.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14

TuE IIoGs DYiNG.-It is distressing to
hear the various reports Of tho fatality Mt
tending the pork crop in this vicinity; and,
indce /, our exchanges inform US that the dis
ease, whatever it mny be, is also prevalent in
various other States
An editorial in the April number of the
.imcricun 1yy1c"hurjSt 10y the way, peri.
oaical that ought to be tnhcr by every farmer
and by all other practical men in the IanlD
ifa%f Hui rt sR thHR %asfa!aSay asaaay sS .SaiSf sse sS&s
among herds of swine that have been very
carefully fed and provided Cor
a contributor to th' Co"aiy CcaNcmpa
recommends chloratc Of potash, with turpen.
tine, rubbed up with @um arabic, mixed with
a lit'lc water, to be administered in the bran
fed to the hugs lie does not give the pro-
portions, but says the praparitian is not poi.
Sonous, and therefore no great care need be
taken in regard to quantity. = GrccnrWc
NDuntd,aecr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-04-14

BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY,-M Mr.. Crittcndcn,
OF Kentucky was at Que time engaged il de.
Tending man who had been indicted for a
capital ollenso. After an elaborate and pow
full defense, he closed his effort with the fol-
lowing striking and beautiful alcgory:
"Whcn God in his eternal council con.
ccivcd the thought Of mans creation, he
called to him the three ministers who wait
constantly upon the thronc--justicc, Truth
and Mcrcy-and thus addressed hem Shall
VIC make uan p Then said Justice, 20, God,
make him not, for he will tramplo upon thy
laws Truth made answer also, 20, God,
make Inn not, for he will pol!ute thy sane.
tuarics.' But Mercy, dropping upon her
kuccs, exclaimed, %, God, make him will
watch over Linn with my care through all the
dark paths which he may have TO tread =
Then God made man, aud said to him, 90,
man, thou art the child of Mercy; % anI
deal with thy brother"
The jury, when he finished was in tears,
aud against evidence, and what would have
bcen their convictions, brought in verdict
Of not guilty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED RIAL ESTATBIN
THR THIRD DISTRICT.
OF MRS, WIDOW ELIZABkTH
MOORE Er AL, ON PETT rION OF MRS. ANNE
MOORE, FOR A PARTITION, NO. a,7l4

b Acknowledging No. 50 Royai street
SATURDAY. Dcctmb r %. 1871 at twelve O'Clock
NJ. 1T the st. Charles auction Exchange, in the
basement rotunda OF the St Charles Hotel, will be
sold by public auction, by virtue Of = Judgment
rendered by the hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge
of he Second District Court for the PARISH of or
leans. on November 8. 1871, and siRued ON the
thirteenth day Of the same month and year the fol-
low ing describrd real estate, viz
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND In the Third Dia-
trict OF TINS CITY, in the square bounded by St. Fer.
dinand Morales Cote Press and Crauhart streeta
designated by the Nos. l, , and 3, and measur.
ing each rs feet inches and lines front ON st.
Ferdinand street, by 120 feet in DEPTH between
parallel lines I0t No. being Q corner lott. The
buildings end improvements on lots Nos and 9
which will be sold together. consist Of . one story
frame h0use containing two bedrooms, two cab
NETS mont and rear galleries, kitchen we'll and
clstern, back building in the rear of lot No. =
c0ntalning two rooms, cabinet and gallery etc.
The b9,dings on lot No. consist Of an old stable
FIVE AND A HALF LOTS OF GROUND in the
SAM SANE distri.t, in the square boundeH by Louisa
Clouet, st. John the Baptist and Claiborne streets
designated by the Nos. !, 9, L. Is and IL and half
Of lot No 6, and measuring a. follows, to Wit:
Lots Nos. and measure each % feet front ON
louisa street by liz feet deep. The half of lot No.
9, adjoining lot No. Z, measures l5k feet front on
Louisa street by liz feet in depth, aud lots Nos t.
Is and "A measure each 20 feet front ON Claiborne
street, by 40 teet inches in depth.
TeEms-Cash in D. tied states treasury notes
Acts Of sAle with United States revenue stamps
attached, before K Bouny, notary public, ct the
purchasers expense.
n02l Is DEE 1923 r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05
By William De Lacy.
ny " uA1sS@ Oe Lucy.
SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE FOURTH
= DISTRICT PROPERTY.
WOSTORY BRICK STORE NO. GO MAGAZINE
STREET. NEAR THE MAGAZINE MARKET.
NRAT FRAME SLATED COTTAGE, NO. a2s CON
4 STANCE STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON AND
JOSEPHINE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENrA.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
Z ef~t No. a, .31.

DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTTONERR-
oss 60 q t"s,s u
st Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement
rotunds Of the St Charles Hotel By virtue and
bavisnesud, judge q the Second district Court
fSz the pa.i:h q et,es9s 10Th d:tsd November 70
~ sAe c IiiisHf fiscs 81 fSs II OF
provements thereon, situated IN the Fourth Dis
Of s IN tos o.sSa Ss Con
distance Of q feet nom tho corner Of Naeasine
aud Josephine streets; 10 Seet mont on nasasins
tween parallel lines. said portion Of ground forms
dssenated by the Nos 10 -. d and q. 3 Pei plan
1874. deposited in the once Of b Z R.essdo, late
notary in this city, which said lots a1join each
Sss, sas ss :.s Is s s.ss
sae.:A s.ess IS 4: ss::ns IS corner ass 4
h go Ha1asine street, and now used = : con5ec.
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, With oil the
iyins ana being IN tie "a Ssusth 6istiet q til:
snS I've
and Josephine streets Said lot measures 81 teet,
y .ss E. q os: ': ::a ss s::
ghsh measure. Tho inRroycments consist q :
hams dated cottage. retired from the street and
trent and rssr, and conteining tour rooms in nam
building. two rooms IN rear building and Kitchen
dstaehsd ns9 sther sailainss, stsssm. sheds,
P;Tc ss ss "a CsoS ths p.cpesty ,tly
described, cash; 81 Fl ~ peopefty sscondly de-
md two yesss. = . 1stes q the purchsssr; bsaz
ing eight per eent intseee pr onnan hon date q
s.!s until ~. 60 2 .ssfSsss g the lsep
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

RYCIlARlESE 3; PORTER, AUCTIOkEER,
- Office. No. 81 Exchange place-SATURDAY,
De- ember o. 1871, at twelve O'clock NJ at the Mer
chs nts and Apctioneers Exchange, on Royal street,
sold, BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Louis
Duv ,gneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. dated the fourteenth Of
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
faubOurg Franklin in the Third District of this
g plan made s. J. Pile late city SUI. eyor. dated
Of Pollock. notary in this city, on the thrtieth
Of MAY, 1887, amt measuring % feet front on Mar
gny street, by GO feet in depth and front ON Girod
street together with all the buildings and prove
CRRTAM LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the hnildings, etc. in faubourg franklin in the
Third District Of this city i'll the square comprised
within Vaudeville. GirOd, Urquhart and Marigny
streets, designated by the No. Is Of square No 81
on plan Of nH.%scours Of tn twsntyssy
parallel lines aud front ON Girod street, Of which
cksTaI RAJ IL LOT SSa Of GROUND together With
the buildings etc, in faubourg Franklin, designs.
ted by the No. Of square No. s. ON Agursftve
pen q q m.1 s fs city Satsd four
ing the corner Of Vaudeville and .0irod streets
and measuring, American measure. - feet front
ON Vaudeville street, by 12o feet in depth and front
Terms One-half cash, and tho balance 1t /.
credit Of ono and tso yesrs in notes divided into
coupon: secured ey MORTGAGE sod vendors priv.
Of suit for their collection ct ve per cent ON the
amount sued for. and bearing interest ct the fats
Of eight Rsr cent Psr aanuR hem aate until I'D
BY the pufchassn md the peiicies Of insurance
to b transferred to the tutors Of sod minors until
Sss Of ':S . sss x.r ot,r,
ic. at the expense Of tho purch.sers including
omted ctesee stampa 80 gTnolS ~ DEF IL -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

DY r. N. d b. J. MONTGOMERY.
u 3. NJ Montgomery. Auctioncer-Win be sold
ON SATURDAY, December l6 1877 ut twelve o'clock
At the St Charles Auction Exchange basement St.
Charles Hotel, by virtue and in pursuance Of an
order Of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge Of the
Second District Court tor the parish Of Orleans,
No 80 l92 Of the docket Of said court dated Nove.
Der IL, 1871
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
in the First District Of this c;ty. in tSs sousre
bounded BY Tcboupitoulas, Girod, Notre Dame and
Magazine streets, measuring % feet inches and
lines front Girod street, BY ia feet inches and
lines in depth, between parallel lines.
Plan exhibited ut place Of sale.
Terms-Cash IN United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, including United States internal rev.
enue stamps, Ut the expense of the purchaser be-
fore l. Fahey. notary public. nOl8 Is de3 10 Is l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

No. s4.ssa - M : {
DY c. e. GTRARDEY q CO.. Auc-
ID t:oneers Nicholas J. Koey, Anctionser-O1ace
No. i! Exchange place.-6ATuRDAY, January
| 49, 1872, at twelve O'clock Il, ct the Ner.
sisss
Of order Of the honorable the Second District
teenth November is7i viii BE- sold By public sac.
ton for account Of tho succession Of o, r Hall,
the following des"ribed property. to witt -.
aituated in tbs Third District Of this city known
- he ST. LOUIS FARA. and composed Of tho fol-
70" EG described lots Of PORTIONS Of ground, to
Il. TRREg LOTS OF GROUND xoa j, and ..
cou pos ng the triangle No. S. bounded by Marigny
urng EOS feet front Treasure street, lOl feet S
inches and lines War: aw street, and 229 feet
Z. : iWESfi k fa s' OF GROUND, forming the
whole OF the square Nc. s, bounded bv London
and AarIgny avenues, uaranna and Abundance
streets And numbered nom one to twenty. inclu
:. .hIGNrERN LOTS OF GROUND. f,rmine the
by A.sIsny avenue. Brussels. Treasure and War
saw streets, aud numbered nom one to eighteen.
!. EiGArEEN LOTS OF GROUND, forming the
wfoie Of tie square or portion OF ground No. ?
bounded by GENTLY road, Brussels ard Treasure
streets and Paris avenue, and numbered from one
s twenty RISMr I10rs OF GROUND, forming
the whole Of the square No. 9. bounded by Treas
IRE, Abundance and Brussels streets and Paris ave.
n.e, and numbered from one to twenty-eighN in
eli s.vt.v.
I. TWENTY. EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, forming
ne wLole # the square No Q. bounded by Warsaw.
Brussels, Treasure and Abundance streets. and
Numbered from one to twenty EIGHT, inclusively.
Together with al the buidinRs and improve
ments thereon: comprising, in part and in different
portions OF said tate, two stOry frame dwelling
large hot or green house, , very large chicken
and piSeOnhOise . one and . halt story frame
b dug slate roof about 80 BY 100 feet with stalls
for aeout 10 head of cattle and ample feed and
iodc'r room above; very extensive 0ne-story shed
bu'loing. arranged in sections and pene and all
foored with ample room for about 800 hogs; about
elsterns and . large we'll
I his ELe property ia situated on the corner Of
GENTLY road and Mar,gny avenue. but . few
squaies below the GENTLY road entrance to the
Far GrOunds. :
Terms-nne third cash, and the remainder in two
equAl lnstalments, payable in ono and two years
frOm the date of sale and bearing interest Of eight
per cent per annum from date OF sale until 6nal
payment. and secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien ON the property sold, with the clause
OF hve per cent attorneys fees IN event of suit;
improvements to be kept fully insured and poll
eies transferred to the holders Of the notes; and
purchaser to assume pevment, over and abOve his
bid. Of all taxes for the year 1871 aud up to the
day Of sale -
Acts Of sale and United States stamps ct the
expense Of the purchasers, before CHARLES g. Andry
notary public. nO2S de2 10 q 20 las IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-05

by, c., r.: GIRARDEY & CO.-NICH0.
el.ni 's' aSsE No. b;
tioneers Efchanee, ON Royal street. between Ce,,Si
and Customhouee streets, BY virtue Of an order Of
the honor.ble The Second District Court for the
cold BY public auction. the matter Of the minor
Amos r Klein, the folio wing described property,
The undivided one-haH interest Of the minor
TWO fo S1s z 81 1'e asogsD with all tn. build.
Charles Carondelet Fourth and Wsehinston
st5ssss de,tsn.tsd BY the Nos Y aud = 90 iots
inches front ON Csrondelet street, by denth 81
i2o feet between pesalsl lines the lot No u form
ine the corner Of Casonde!et and Fourth stseets
tive story slate rsofed building. having mont nj.
lezies, two rooms and hal below and above; one.
:tss sess isss'::: dh: sss 1ss
shrubb0vy, Au1t trees, etc. - : - :
And, g the same tine end p!aoe. and upon the
halt II the property will be sold in block NTH tbe
interest Of said minor. ~ vl--7 =
.-rV-s -. AND s4e sE-e. -
Fer other interests, and upon the came terms
PoaTios OF GROUND in the ycsrth pt.-
tIict Of this city. in the squsre bounded 81 st.
Charles Carondelet, Fourth and Washington
~ s. let inches d ispsn. Sstwsea ps1siisi ioss
md forming part q nts noa 10 and Il, which por
ton o. ground adjsins tho rear q tis property
Tsins-0ne saira esah, and tho rs.s,,der ..
me an two years credit n netse II the purchaSers
secured ~ special nngtGnDe ard vend0rs hen, and
~ q ss sssii e 81 ~ e az No. fsse;s II 3
~ 60 ~ e ~ go = = 80 g
-, - : sfs :