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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-15
Counterfelter Arrested in Illinois.

FuhluNi lhIiS'i huJ lO'
A young man named John Shannon,
alias Sherman, was arrested here to-day
by Chief operative LRnergan, of the
United States Secret Service, charged
with being dealer In counterfeit money.
Several thousand dollars in counterfeit ten
dollar bills Of the Farmers National
Bank of Poughkcepsie, N. Y, were found
in his possession. 1t Is understood that
the money Is n part Of that belonging to
the notorious VIM. Shannon, the father
of the prisoner, who was arrested in Chi
cagoa week ago by Chief Lanergan, and
that 1t was brought by the elder Shannon
from the East. The counterfeit Is quite n
dangerous one, and It is TO be hoped that
the officers Of the Secret Service in New
York will succeed in lerreting out the
makers of II. Lanergan left with his
prisoner Tor Chicago tonight
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AUSTRALIA.
Observation-Disclosures over a FiI-
libusteriRg Hoax.
SYDNEY, April lst, uil SAN |


SYDNEY, April 1st, pia SAN !
FRANCISCO, May II, !
A severe earthquake was felt at Mel
bourne April LIST.
The rumOr of n lillibustering expedition
from some American fort, communicated
by the Secretary OF State for the colon
les, caused great excitement in Australia,
Bills were introduced in Parliament for
an increased military force, Notifications
and other precautionary measures.
In the Parliament of New South Wales
Sir James Martin promised n deputauon
from the Chamber OF Commerce to sub.
nit plan TO his colleagues for the subsi.
dizing OF q mail service to Europe, gia
Fiji, Honolulu and San Francisco, and
to invite the cooperation OF the other
colonies Interested
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CINCINNATI.
A Returning Defaulter Nabbed..Sui.
Cides.BaSe Ball.

A Returning DefaulteT NabbedssSuis
Cide.-Base Ball.
CINCINNATI, May IL,
II. II. Guian, the defaulting book.
keeper of the firm OF MGis Il Meyer TO
the amount Of $500, returned to the
city yesterday to effect q compromise, but
was Immediately arrested.
The body OF an unknown man was
found IN the river, below the city, this
morning. No inquest has been held yet.
G. s. Dyer, Il well known business man,
died yesterday afternoon.
Martin LlSton, q bar keeper, committed
suicide today BY stabbing.
The Olympics OF Washington City dc.
leated the Forest Citys of Cleveland by d
score Of l2 to 8. A large crowd was in
attendance. Innings OF the Olympics -
1, 4, 0, ., 90, 0,4 Total, 19, Forest
Citys-0, O,4, /, go, O,1,2. TOTALS
DROWNED.
CINCINNATI, May IA.
William lterotO, a lad ten years Of age,
went bathing In Mill Creek this afternoon
and was drowned.
Tue body found in the river yesterday
was identified as that Of James DOwell,
all EnglishmAn, who lett his hotel several
weeks ago to get employment on the
river.
The body of Henry Romer, q citizen Of
Newport, who disappeared two months
ago, was found in the Ohio river, near
Rising Sun, u few days ago. His neck
was broken and skull fractured and n
long cut on the arm. When he disap.
peared It was supposed he fell in the river
from q skill
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OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Court. Mays, 1871.
AlOnZo Child

The object Of this suit Ia TO enforce the lien Of
0 Judgment npOn tho real estate Of the defendant,
Sherrard Clemens, In Ohio county. West Virgin.
Ia, that ls TO say part Of lot l2i In Noah ZhneB
addition 10 tho city OF Wheeling, and all tho
i91 In the same addition to said city. The said
judgment Ia In favor OF the said Alonzo Child n.
Sherrard Clemens for e.. obtained at tho Sep.
tembGr term 1851 Of the Circuit Court for Mar
shall county, West Virginia. and II appearing
Clemens is not resident ol the State Of West
Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by bis attot.
ney II ie ordered that said Sherrard Clemens do
appear here within ono month from the date OF
the Arst publication Of this order and do what Ia
necessary to protect bis interest herein,
TCste, SAMUEL B. MCC0LLOCtI, Clerk.
DAHL PEcK, W. 7. HuBBARD, Atty's for PHI.
myth
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PHILADELPHIA.
German Peace Festival To.Day.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.
In anticipation Of the great German
peaceifeslival flags have been displayed
throughout the city. In many places the
French, German and American flags are
The procession Monday prom.
lses to he the greatest ever known in this
city. This morning in number Of the
Synagogues the peace festival commenc-
ed with appropriate religious exercises.
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TURKEY.

CoSsTANT1NoFLE, May l2.
Tho French Ambassador, NJ. Melehhior
Vogue, has arrived In this city,
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John Meigner, q German, committed
suicide, Friday evening, at Thlonville,
Wisconsin, by cutting his throat He
formerly lived at Milwaukee.
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SPAIN
MApRtp. NAV 12

NINUNTVI IIUT TNf
The Spanish Senate has adopted, by a
vote s6 10 90, ON address in reply to the
speech from the throne. .. .... I'D.
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u levey en- masse is expected If General
LaCeciliA becomes the Generallissimo.
The Commune has made a demand upon
the Bank Of France for ten millions Of
francs, The residences of Favre and
others have been destroyed. The furni.
ture in the Palaces OF the Tuilleries,
Louvre, and Elysee are to be sold today,
The Column VGndome still stands.
A Versailles dispatch says that 10000
troops are enCamped at ST. GermGine,
and will Join the forces of General Douai
in grand attack upon Paris.
A Column of Troops Blown to
PfaCaa
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GENERAL RESUMPTION or WORK EEK.
PECTED.


SCRANTON, May IA.
The general resumption of mining here
Inns been considerably postponed by the
recent action Of the corporations, and up.
risings and disorders are not unlikely TO
follow these complications.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
MEDICAL,


SWkET QUININE Is RRCRNr IMPROVE.
H, ment; replaces the use Of the Bitter SunhaAe
une, with which all are familiar. Dose for 49,
Sul1ine, and like 1t, il the ono A'~
0HsAT. POSITIVE AND UNPAILrH0 CupR
f Ell IN pdi asG Of malArious origin.
INTERMITTENT FBvRR. Ed"
CHILL FEVER
RKAArrrKNr PsvyR
BILIOUS FBvBR
Aac the long train Of disorder, foIov;n. III
SWEET QCININR
n;n soe!y ffom Peruvian Bark tso ia RITA, Ont,
m;ne.a ea9 ie 10 OF vegetable origin and MOI \
n.a 81 ~ o:Oa out on the contrary s proved In -
poroOoA ~ s"0 0aooO ot al aoAtny
SWEET QUINInR
-; - n Antidote to, a. we'll "a a cura- IN, ma,.,
he NJ M1iAsmatlc poison, tho a5sorot,On OF vh.od
y: eAo lungs causes Intermittent 6svars esn TSo
oniy advantage claimed for W. $40
SWEET QUlNINR
os ING use Of old Bitter Quinine ia tho snstrs a.
In ~ sss intense. persistent bitterness which,
n.s ~1th .er. an insurmonntAble obstacle to il
We" nost persons. and always with children.
SWEET Qu1NINE
a.a ~ mtms-in powder for tho use Of phys.c,,ns
~ III S1lsse and mud for uss In the 69ily I'D
-v,s SrRARNs. PARk CO.,
yS 4saufAoturilg Chenste, New Yosk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02

by, e., E.. GIRARDEY 4: CO-S1CHo.
ID las J. Hoey. auctloneer-Otice No. II Ex-
twelve O'Clock H. at the Merchants and Auc.
t0neers' Exchange, on Regal street, between CANA
and Customhouse streets. by virtue OF an order of
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish OF orleans. dated October %, 1871 will be
sold by public auction Ia the matter of the minor,
Amos P. Klein the following described property,
to wit
The undivided one-half interest of the minor
Amos ?. AsI nn IN and To-
ings and Improvements thereon, in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city, in the square bounded by St.
streets designated by the Nos. II aud 10; said lots
adiOn each other and measure each q feet 3
inches front on Carondset street, by depth OF
I'D feet bet parallel lines; the lot No. II FORM
ing the corner Of Carondeet and Fourth streets
The improvements on said property comprise a
two story sIate-rsofed building having front gal
leries, two rooms and hall below and above; one
story addition, which comprises kitchen, pantry,
servants rooms, etc The grounds are planted in
shrubberv, fruit trees, etc.
And, at the same time and place and upon the
same terms and conditions the other undivided
half Of the property will be sold IN block with the
interest OF said minor
Fsr other interests, and upon the same terms
PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
Charles, Carondelet Fourth ard Washington
streets, measuring 60 feet front Fourth street,
by 81 feet inches in depth. between parallel lines
aAu iOIulilS part Oh 1913 NOS ~ ANU II, WHICH
ton Of ground adjons the rear of the property
firstly described.
Terms-One- third cash. and the remainder at
one and two years credit in of the purchasers
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien. aud
bearing interest of eight per cent per annum from
date of sale until final payment; further secured by
the clauses Of five per cent attorneys fees in
event Of suit and Of the insurance Of the improve
policies to the vendors, and purchasers to assume
payment, over aud above the amounts Of adiudica-
ton OF all taxes for the year 1871.
pense Of the purchasers before 0. Morel notary
pubic. 49, mol II u Is deg g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
SUCCESSION OF GsoEGE D. XACZ.


DYCHARl.EsE PORTER, AUCTIONEER,
ID Office. No. "a Exchange place-SATCRDAf,
chants and AuctiOneer5 Exchange on Royal street,
botw CANA and CUStOmhOuse streets, will DO
sold, by virtue OF order from the Hon. Louis
Duv:gneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish or Orleans, dated the fourteenth OF
November l3'l-
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
fauoourg Franklin. in the Third District of this
city, making part Of lot No ID of square No IS on
fourteenth Of May. 1881, and deposited in the office
of C. Pollock notary in this city, on the thrtieth
OF May, 1881. and measuring % feet front on Mar
igny street by 50 feet in depth and front on GrOd
street, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
:. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings etc. in faubOurg Franklin, in the
Third District of this city in the square comprised
within Vaudeville, GrOd, Urquhart and Marigny
streets, designated by the No. Is of square No. 81
on plan Of j. A. D HemecOurt of the twenty-sev
enth of September, 1860, measuring IS feet front
on Vaudeville street, by 70 feet in depth, between
parallel lines. and front on GirOl street. OF which
3 CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND together with
the buildings, etc, in faubOurs Franklin, desgna-
ted by the No. Of square No. Sc on hgurative
plan of J. Pile late city surveyor, dated four
teenth OF May. 1881, hereina0Ove mentioned FORM
ing the corner OF Vaudeville and Girod streets,
and measuring. American mea sure 40 feet front
on Vaudeville street, BY leo feet in depth and front
Terms-One-haf cash, and the balance at a
credit Of one and two years in notes divided into
coupons. secured by mortgage and vendors priv
Of suit for their collection at five per cent the
amount sued for and bearing interest at the ratio
Of eight per cent per annum from date until paid:
by the purchasers aud the policies Of insurance
to be transferred to the tutors Of said minOrs until
the final payment of said notes.
lie, at the expense Of tue purchasers, including
United States stampa. nOl8 % del 10 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02

DY EUGENE TOCRNE, ACCTIONEER. SIC.
ID aessOr to B. Turpn-Ofice No. 95 Old Levee.-
SATURDAY, December 2, 1871, at II O'clock NJ, on
the premises No. 80 Decatur street, formerly Old
Levee street, will be sold at auction BY virtue and
in pursuance to an order from the Hon. Louis Du.
visneaud Judge of the Second District Court for
he parish of Orleans, dated November 20 HI
l. THE STOCK IN TRADE, composing and he
longing to the establishment of the firm of j.
Fiarubria, consisting OF sundry machinery and
apparatus such as are used in large confectionery
establishment and also Of considerable QUANTITY
Of manufactured articles Of confectionery and OF
materials to be manufactured and employed in
such line OF business, such az sugar. liquors. es.
seEce. chocolate, syrups, candies, cakes and all
other sweetmeats general y; fancy boxes aud
comets, showglasses, counters, Shelves desks,
tables, ETC.. all more fully described in the in.
verery sa in court nd and to be sold VIZ
ing to form one lot. The show cases, tables
shelves and other effects of the kind to form
tionery Of any nature, manufactured unmanu.
featured. to be formed into lots conveniently
. THE UNExPIRED TERM OF LEASE, HELD
from John Baptist Rielh, Of premises situated at
No. 81 Old Levee street in this city. the said lease
May l. 1910, at monthly rent Of fty dollars so as
per contract passed before A. DreyfOus, notary
). THE rSExPiRED TERM OF CERTAIN
LEASH; held from Lafitte Duflho Co., agents of
Leopold DC Lacroix OF premises No. SO Old Levee
sraeet said Lease being for term Of four years
payable IN monthly sums OF $500, as per contract
under private signature.
4. THE UNbXPIRED TERM OF CERTAIN
Lease, held from A. c. TIemOulet, agent of J. j.
FROM l. Co., of premises situated at No. IS Old
Levee street. said lease being for . term of i've
years from April l. 1870 at annual rent Of 1900
PAYABLE in monthly sums Of $l33 50. a. per con
tract under private signature.
Ierns-FOr the stock, machinery, etc, cash:
For the Leases-Pirst. to the party offering the
highest premium. Second II no premium 10 offered
then the lease will be adjudicated to any party
who will assume all the obligations Of said leases
Third and finally, if no offer 10 made for any Of
the two propositions then they will be sold to the
highest bidder. no2l % de3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
By r. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN rHR
FOURTH DISTRICT AT AUCTION.
SUCC RsSION OF MARGARET Z. GALLAGHER
Deceased vito Of Patrick w. Reed-No 3,361

RY r. M. 4 b. J. MONTGOMERY,
ID 3. N. Montgomery. Auctionser-Will be solo
on SATURDAY, December ,, 1871, 1t twelve o'clo
NJ at the vt. Chares Auction Exchange, base
ment Of the st. Charles Hotel by virtue and in pur
suance Of an order OF the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud
Judge Of the second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans dated October H. 1871 No. ~ 862 Of the
docket of said court
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
Will all the buildings and improvements thereon,
and AL rights and privileges thereunto belonging
situated In the Fourth District Of this city the
square bounded by Franklin Josephine Liberty
aud st Andrew streets designated az lots A, B and
U on sketch made by A. DE- Armas surveyor,
under date Of September %, 1871. Lot measures
IS feet front on Franklin street - feet in width in
and C, adjoining each other, measure each ~ feet
10 inches and lines front on Franklin street. ~
feet in width in tho rear, by l49 feet inches in
depth.
The improvements on lot consist of q double
onestOry cottage. containing eight rooms, side
thereof being rented for eighteen dollars a MONTH
and the other side would easily rent for the same.
Terms-Onethird cash and the balance at one
aud two years credit in notes Of the purchaser
bearing eight per cent interest per annum until
paid, secured by special mortgage and vendors
privilege on the property sOld the building to be
kept insured and policy transferred to vendor:
OF sale to contain the five per cent attorneys
clause in case OF suit to recover the amount sued
upon. The purchaser to assume and pay all taxes
for 1871 and above the amount Of judicati01
Plans exhibited at place OF sale.
Act Of sale, including the internal revenue
stamps, At the expense OF the purchaser, before
Andrew Hero, Jr, notary public.
Oc27 nos II 10 Is del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
By @. De Feriet.
IMPROVED AND UNrMPROvKD RIAL 8SrAr8 IN
TIE THIRD DISTRICT.
SUGGESTIONS OF MRS. WIDOW ELIZABETH
MOORE TT AL. on PETITION OF MRS. ANNH
MOORE, FOR PARTITION, NO. 34,7lA

b Auctioneer-Ofacs No. 50 Royal street
SATURDAY. December o. 1871, 1t twelve O'Clock,
NJ, at the 1t. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rOtunda Of the st. Charles HOTEL will b.
sold by public auction, by virtue Of . Judgment
rendered by the Hon. Louis DuvigneaId, judo
Of the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, on November g. 1871, and signed on the
thirteenth day Of the month and wear the fol.
lowing described real estate, viz
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Third Dis
trict Of TINS city in the square bounded by Fer.
dinand, Morales Cotton Press and Urquhart streets,
designated BY the Nos. l, and 5, and measur.
ing each % feet inches and lines front on st.
Ferdinand street. BY l20 feet in depth, between
parallel lines (iOt No. being q corner lott. The
buildings and improvements on lots Noe. and :,
which will be sold together. consist Of one story
frame house containing two bedrooms, two cab
NETS front and rear galleries, kitchen, we'll and
cstern, back building in the rear OF lot No. a.
containing two rooms, q cabinet and gallery etc.
The buildings on lot No. consist Of old stable
, FIVE AND A HALF LOTS OF GROUND in the
ClOuet, St John the Baptist and Claiborne streets
designated by the Nos. !. g. II. l3 and H. and half
OF lot No. 6. and measuring rs follows, to wit:
Lots Nos. and measure each 30 feet front on
Louisa street by liz feet deep. The half of lot NO
s, adjoining lot No. 7, measures Isl: feet froat on
Louisa street, by liz feet in depth and lots Nos H.
IL and ~ measure each - feet trout on Claiborne
street, by l.9 feet inches IN depth.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury nOtes
Acts Of sale, with United States revenue stamps
attached, before Z. Bouny, notary public, at the
purchasers expense.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
BY Eugene Tourne.
REAL RSTATE AND BANK STOCK.
SUCCESSION or VICTOR PESSOU.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. a. 81

RY EnGENE TOCRNE, ArCT1ONEER-
ID SATURDAY, December 9. at twelve o'clock n.
At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. on
from the Hon Louis 6uvigneaud. Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
OF said succession, viz
l. TWO LOTS or GROUND. situated. lying and
BY the Nos a and Is. Of square No. u. bounded by
TOnti, Miro. PALMYRA sud GasQust streets, measir-
ing each = feet front on Miro by @ feet
with all the improvements thereon, comprising
three wooden houses, gallery, etc.
2. LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Second
District OF this city, designated BY the No. II of
81 uAre No. 3d. bounded BY Johnson Galve1 St
Louis and Cont streets measuring ~ feet inches
front on St. Louis street. by Iot feet in d.sth h.
3. A Tor OF GROUND. situated in the First Dis
No. H. bounded BY Tonti Miro, Palmyra and Gas,
4uet streets measuring q feet front Miro street
by l62 feet s inches in depth. Together with ali
the improvements thereon.
4. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
rear Of this city. in the Tard District. designated
by the Nos q, 9 and 10 of the square No. T. bounded
by Esplanade, kerlerec. Derbigny and Roman
streets, measuring each 81 feet inches front on
Roman street by 100 feet n depth Lot No 10 forms
the corner of Roman and kerlerec streets. To-
sether with all the improvements thereon.
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated 1t the Frs.
Hevia. Bertrand. Poydrss and Bolivar streets des-
ignated BY the Nos. and 5. and measuring viz:
Lot No. 4. q feet inches and lines front Oh
Hevia street, by l23 feet inches IN depth on the
side OF 10. No. 3. l3i feet inches in depth on :te
side OF lot No. s. and 2. feet inches and lines on
the rear line; and lot No. ). adjoining the above de-
seribea, y feet inches aud s lines front Hevia
street, by depth Of III feet inches the side OF
lot No. 4 ia feet inches and lines the other
side. and Is feet inches on the rear line.
6. A PORTION OF GROUND in the Third District
OF this city. in the square bounded by st. Bernard
avenue. LapeyrOuze and Der5igny streets, meas-
uring one hundred and fifty feet ten inches and
seven Lines front on St Bernard avenue, ninety.s
feet zine inches and i've lines front on DerbiSny
street, nnet four feet nine inches and six lines
trout on Lapeyrouze street, by ifty-hve feet six
inches In The line toward Cisl borne Gree.
STOCKS
l. certificate Of forty SHARES OF the capital
stock Of the Peoples Bank. il this city.
T. certificate Of twenty shares Of the capital
stock Of the New orleans National Banking AssO-
citation, III this city.
The whole more fully described in the inventory
and acts of sales.
Terms-Cssh in United states Treasury noteA.
Acts OF sale before -, notary public. at the
expense Of the purchasers together with internal
revenue stamps, etc. nos Ia IS DEB 3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. ACCT1ONEER-
Der 3 1871. 81 twelve O'clock NJ will be sold At the
st. Charles Auction Exchange. st. Charles
street, between Gravier aad Common streets. BY
virtl and in pursuance OF al order from the Hon.
Louis Duvigneaud Judge Of the Second District
Court tor the parish Of Orleans dated October d.
1871 for account Of the above succession, the fol-
lowing described valuable real estate, to wit
l. LOT OF GROUND situated in new faubourg
Mariyny, Third District of this city, in the square
DO nded by Union, st. John the Baptist Bagat-lle
and ST. Avid streets. measuring 33 feet III inches
lines front on Union street by II. feet 10 inches
and 5 lines in depth, between parallel lines,
StogetLe- with the buildings and other cir
cumscances and dependencies to the said lot be-
lOnyag. Beng the same property which the said
Widow Bouryoc had acquired by purchase from
Leon Gonzales de Viliey AS per act passed the
sixth of March, 1853, before Felix Pera, notary
IN this CITY,
.. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
;ngs and Improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District OF this city being the last nearest
st. JOAN the Baptist street (now RObertsOn OF lot
No. 23l plan made by Joseph Pile, then city
surveyor on the ninth of November, 1899, the said
half lot measuring, in American measure, 80 feet
front on CliOn, bet ween ST. Avid and st. John the
Baptist, by IL, feet ID iuches and lines in depth
between parallel lines Which property was &C
qured BY purchase by the said Mrs. BourgOn
from louis Charles Faurie and the heirs Of Mrs
Louis Charles Faurie, per act dated April ~, 1857,
before Laleydoyere Rern.On. then a notary public
OF this city.
Terms and csnditions-Casfl.
Acts Of sale before Theodule Bu;sson, notary
public. together with interna! revenue stamps, at
the expense Of the purchasers.
n B.-Twenty per cent on the amount OF ADJ
dicatiOn will ~ ezac;ed at tho time OF sale.
mol 3 IS u de: