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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-03
Fruit Garden.

Where one has an abundance OF small
fruits, it will pay to preserve a good sup
ply for winter use, by drying and can
ming.
BLACKBERRIEs for home use should be
allowed to become perfectly ripe before
picking, as they are then much sweeter,
and of a higher flavor; it is necessary to
pick earlier where they are sent to mar
ket. Never allow the new canes to grow
higher han five or six feet, and when the
side branches reach a length~of eighteen
inches, pinch off the ends.
RAsPBERRIEs.-The canes which bore
fruit this season, should be cut as soon as
the crop is off, and all but three or four
suckers cut out, unless it is desired to
propagate the variety. A good dressing
of well-rotted manure spaded in between
the rows is a great help to the growth of
the plants.
CURRANTs.-Where the currant worm
makes its appearance, dust the bushes
between the rows a thick mulch; it will
save a great deal of time during the sea-
son i'm keeping weeds under.
STRAwBERRIEs.-The season of these
berries has passed, and the plants ought
not to be neglected. Give a good COM
post to the beds, and where the plants are
in hills, keep the runners cut of.
DWARF TREES ought to have their fruit
thinned. Pinch the growing shoots so as
to give the tree a compact and symmet-
rical form.
GRAPEvINEs. - If these have been
properly trained and pruned when small,
they will need nothing but little pinch
ing during the summer. Where the fruit
shows any signs of decay, it ought to be
cut out; n if a part in any case is taken
out, the remainder of the fruit will be
much finer. Young vines just planted
must be kept tied up to stakes. Keep the
ground free from weeds, and the soil well
stirred. If mildew makes its appearance,
use sulphur freely, applying it by means
of a bellows. Some good work upon grape
culture is very necessary to one who
grows many vines.-American Agricul-
turiSt.
New HAind of Paper IIangings.
A Liverpool paper thus describes a
new kind of paper hangings, recently in
troduced there from Switzerland. The
effect must be very fine :-"The general
character of the design may be styled
~Florentine; the ground work is white
satin; the walls are divided into COM
partments by styles of a rich gold color,
representing with great accuracy carved
wood of intricate design; the panels are
nlcneS Win ufdWlnSS Oh ueef, IlOnS,
swans, &c., each forming a complete |
in gorgeous borders of gi1ded Or
and flowers, partaking some
what of the Louis Quartorze style; the
alternate panels comprise a species of
filagree work, varied with drawings of
and gems, in which gliding is
most tastefully and sparingly introduced,
the whole being of the most exquisite
design and execution. An exceedingly
rich border runs round the top of the
room, and one of corresponding design
round the bottom part. From the judi
,ious employment of French greys and
cool colors. the effect is not in the
east gaudy, but at once rich and chaste.
The Introduction of this paper may be
'egarded rs a new era in decoration, and
will dc much to relieve us from the same
hess and inspidity which pervade even
'uF best houses" '.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-03

FooT RoT IN SHEEP.-It is generally
marshy ground in warm weather. To
remedyitevery portion of horn that has
separated from the parts beneath should
be thoroughly removed and the sore
lightly touched with the buty s(chloride)
of antimony, applied by means of tow,
or cotton rolled round a fiat bit of stick,
and then dipped into the caustic. Re-
move the sheep to high ground.-Stock
JourndI G8~ NJ - t..sH
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-03

EGGS-There has been a dragging
market all the week and it closes dull.
No decline, however, wal established
They are selling at l2c. per doz.-loss IF.
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mand a large amount will be carriet
over.
Mess PoRK-City packed is quoted
nominally $14 sc, but a direct offer o
$14 % would obtain some lots, though
$14 more nearly represented the views o.
the buyers. Choice country sold at $14.
and more was offered at this rate without
finding buyers. Nothing TRANSFERRED fol
future delivery. Ice-cured can be had al
$13 50@13 rs. In the jobbing way SD
is charged.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders sold early in
the week at 515c., and this is all that buy
ers are now inclined to pay, but &c. to
Lc. more was asked to-day. Rib sides
sold down to 6Tc., but are no easy to
buy now below &c. Clear rib sides are
held at 7Mc., and clear sides 758c. all
loose, but these rates were above the
views of buyers.
BAcoN-Shoulders are held at 658c.,
clear rib sides Size, and clear sides S58c.,
for fresh packed, with some sales to-day.
That which has been in casks for some
time can be had &c. less than the rates
named above. Clear rib and clear sides
can be had at S4@S4c. for August de-
livery. Sugar-cured hams are quiet at
15@16c, as in average and brand.
Observation-Disclosures leaf sold at
1OIc. for city, and country at 10c. New
steam is held at 94c., and 600 tierces
st. Louis lard sold at 9Ic. at that point.
RICE-The market is unchanged and
steady. We quote Carolina SIC. to
1OIc., aud rangoon 7M@34c. per lb., as
in quality.
SUGAR-We quote New Orleans 1OI
@124c.; molasses sugar, 9L@11Mc.
1215@13c.; yellow refined,
12@121se.; extra "C,' 12G@13c.; "B,"
GA" 134c., and hard 1414c.
sEED-There is not enough doing in
or timothy to warrant quotations.
Flax is in fair request at 81 so to 81 65
per bush. |
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WOOL--The market is very firm, es-
pecially on the ner grades, which are
higher, the market closing strong at the
advance. The demand was good, while
there has been a decrease in the receipts.
We quote:
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Ladies' Physician.
DIR. s. PIERCE,
1872 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, o.
EVERY FARMER

SHOULD send $3.50 for oHARA's POCKET
GIANT CORN Shells six bushels per
hour: weighs only Il ounces. A GOOD AGENT
WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. PRoFITs LARGE.
Send Sl.50 for sample. Address, CT. al SICK
LEN. 143 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
BY Alfred Bouligny.
sGRfMPTcEY SALE
90 ~ sOl.S WIrEOuT GTAIT, g DESIRABLE
SESIDENCE els CAMP Strict Ma, sS
BETWEEN IHl4IP AND FIRsy STREETso
Ggg aQtstk IN tREENvILGee
BY Alfred Bouligny.
H&e
seRrMpTcEY SALE
esg aQtAsk IN GREENFIELD

DY ALFRED ROULIt;NY. AUCTIOSEER-
ID Once No. 81 Carondelet street-WIll he sold
at auction SATURDAY. January :. at twelve
O'Clock ~ at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange.
IN the rotunda OF the st. Charles hotel ground
floor st. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets the following described property:
L. ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated i'll the
Fourth District Of this city in square bounded by
Magazine. Camp, Philip and First streets lneasnr-
ing 80 feet inches front on Camp, by $50 1eet IN
depth between parallel Lines, bounded in the rear
BY an alley way opening On Philip street, common
to said LOT and Others together with all the i'm
provements thereon. consisting OF q handsome
twOstory frame house, slate roof, containing one
large paror and diuingroom on the first floor. and
hall; four bedrooms on the second floor, verandlh,
kitchen and servant rooms, gas throughout the
house. two large sheds two cisterns, etc.
q ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, situated i'll Green"
vile fSixth District, designated by No. Al, con-
tanning twenty lots, numbered from one to twenty
inclusive, bounded by Chestnut Walnut, " all and
Esther streets, and measuring 800 feet front on
Chestnut street the same front on Walnut street,
24O feet on Wall street, and the same front on
Esther street.
Terms aud COndit;onS-(ne-half cash, and the
balance pa yable at twelve months in notes secured
by mort gage on the property sold, bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date until pad,
and five per cent lawyers fees in cast Of suit for
the collection of said notes. The property i'm
proved to be kept insured and the policy trins-
ferred to vendor.
Act of sale before z. Gottschalk, notary
public at the expense of the purchasers including
United States internal revenue stamps. o"ai
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

sslVSB!G SEAS. ESTSTS.
sTasas ssIcs sF yEsSE W.. s<lIsss,
esgs N pARrSThON.

DY C. r. GIRARDEY & CO., SUCTION.
ID eerA-Nicholas J. Hoev. Auctioneer-Otiice No.
Il Exchange place-SATURDAY, February i 1871 at
twelve O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and Gus
tonhouse streets. by virtue of and in obedience to
q Judgment rendered by the Honorable l.. Duyi-
gneaud Judge o: the Second District Court for the
parish 81 Orleans. on the sixteenth of December,
1870, and signed on the twenty-trst of December,
effect partition in tho matter of the estate OF
Jesse ". Wilder, the following described property,
To wiz
L. THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE No. 285
Rampant street III the First District of this city, i'll
the square bounded by Mobile Landing now Ram
part) Triton Walk now Delord), Philippa (now
Dryades), and Julia streets. The lot is desgnate ed
as No. Oh plan in the records of Boudousquie,
notary public, and measures 20 feet 10 inches and
1 lines front Mobile Landing, now Rampant
street by li2 feet inch and lines i'll depth the
line of lot No 7, and 100 feet inches in depth
the line of lot No. 9. Attached to this property,
secured by mort gage thereon and to he sold there
with are 100, reduced l22 shares of the capital
stock Of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana.
of this city i'll the square bounded by Bacchus uow
| Baronne) Dryades, Erato and ITALIA streets,
designated as lots Nos. and Said lots measure,
each, 81 feet IL inches and lines front on ETato
street. by l21 feet 10 inches and lines in depth be-
tween parallel lines English measure. TIE i'm
provemen1s comprise, on each lot a double one
and half story frame cottage, and the property is
known AS Nos 1856 and 233, and Nos. 254 and 2.t
Erato street.
| g. 4 CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
lying in the parish of Livingston State OF Loris
ana the east side OF the PGnchatoula river and
containing One hundred acres, together with al
the buildings and improvements etc. thereon, and
is bounded on the north-bf lands formerly belong
ing to William Durbin, deceased on the south By
lands of William Wells, md on the west BY land d
Charles Myers.
Terms and Conditions of Sae-For the prop3ri,
| first described, the sum " 1891 Is of the price 4
be paid in cash at the tim4 Of sale. the purchase
| to furnish a stock note for $208O payable OF tn
| first day Of April, 1871 or Renewable according
the charter Of the CitizeEs1 Bank, and to be iden
tilted with the act Of nlortsa securing the same
| and to be assumed by the pnTchaser in the deed
sale in this case and the red Of the price
adjudication to be pay able pas and two years, wit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
ny NASH l. HODGSON-w. . HOpG

ny NASH L. HODGSON-w. :. RODG.
L ser uctiont..r-O Office No. 40 Gravltr street
Ca SATURpAl February :, le,l al Twelve ociocK
NJ at the St Charles Auction Exchange IN the base
ment rotulNia Of The st. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and in pursuance o! order ~ the Hon. Louis Du-
ylyneaud, Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish e,r orleans, dated December 81, 1870
docket No s.. Us, FOR account Of the succession
of John treors- G,bhardt. dece. sed, AZ public auc
Atom will be Sold
l. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together
with he buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uatrd sH the Prst District O: this city, IN the
square bounded by Felicity road, Religious. Celeste
and Tchouproulas streets. designat"d as No. %
measuring il feet inch and sll.es from. on Re
lgious street. 81 feet inches and J III" III width
in 1Le rear by n depth OF u. fees 10 inches and :
lines on til. eide nearest to Celeste street, and 81
feet inches ard lines on the other side Line, run
ming FROM the rear of said lot until il nt'rs4-cts
Felicity strseS hich it has a frons % Il feet
inches and lines. forming the corner OF Felicity
and Religious streets, al American measure ac-
.ordins 10 - plan made "N LOUIS H. She S'ANsoFs
dated .anuars g s8.s-
She Improvement. GOHsiss OF e
z TWELVE SOTs OF GROUND, '.i;es ne in
provements thereon situated in The Tnird district
Of this civ IL the square bounded - tlquhart,
Cloues Fclician... and Where streets designated
as Nos. ii - - iscusive, measuring Us follows,
to Wit Se. FG II enc suring 81 feet front on Clouet
street rs aep-L ut Sl1 feet inches and lines,
Comet and VieT. streets. Lots Nos. II TO ", IN
elusive, measure each 81 feet front ell FeIclanh
street by o depth of II. feet inches aud lines;
Lot 60. ~ forming che cOrneN Of Sllere and
F-liciana streets and No % forming the corner of
Urquhart and Feliciana streets; all between par
allel lines. American measure, according to plan
made by 6ouie Il. S'l.s. surseyor. dated January
-, 1871. -
Tire improvements cousis: of "a TWO-S1ORi
FRAME HOUSE lot No. y. contaE ming four rooms,
has wo cisterns sheds water closets etc.
Terms-One half cash in United States treasury
notes, and the balance at one year with eight per
cent interest and special mortgage with vendor S
privilege from date until paid the mortgage to m
brace the clause Of five per cent for attorneys fees
in case OF suit the improvements 10 be Kept fully
insured. and the policy transferred to vendor. In
addition to which the purchasers will assume all
ia xes for the year 1870.
Acts of sale together with the stamps. at the ex-
pense of the purchaser before v. J. Castei notary
public. VA IA Il ~ Tea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

DY L. 4. GIRARDEY & CO., AUC-
- uonetrs-SicholasJ Hoey. Auctoneer.-Office
No. II Exchange Place.-TUESDAY, January "a, 1871,
at twelve o'clock ~. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street between Canal
and Custouihouse streets i'll this city of New Or
leans, by virtue OF an order OF the Honorable +.
H. Dureu, Judge OF the District Court of the
United States of America. for the District Louis
lana sitting in bankruptcy, dated June g. 1879 and
rendered i'll the matter of the estate ~ Michael J.
Hauck, in bankruptcy. will be sold by public anc-
ZION m 1sTn E0R RSis PFoRfr1y r.
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights ways. privileges and appurtenanres there.
unto belonging in any wise appertaiuing stu
ated i'll the First District of this city OF New Or
leans, III the square bounded by North Poydras,
Basin (late ST. john; Perdido and Franklin ilate
St Petcr) streets. Said portion OF ground forms
tn, of Basin aud North Poy,lras streets, and
mea sures 20 feet inches front Basin street;
l2 feet in depth and front North Poytlras street
| l23 feet in depth the side line toward Perdjdo
street and 81 feet inches in width in the rear;
the whole described on a sketch mace by L.
Rezenstein, surveyor, being the same property
purchased from Patrick irwin the fifth OF Al
gust, 1866. The improvements On said property
comprise six twostOTy Kick Stores, known as Nos.
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND soge,he.
with ali the buildings and improv emen:s thereon.
and all the rights, ways and privileges and pp,r.
tenances thereunto app. rtaining situated III the
First District OF the city OF New Orleans. il the
souar- bounded bx Tarrsichore Dryadrs Rampant
tor HcrcuIesl and Rutcrpe Streets being square. No
j, which 10. is designated by the No. Il. and
measures, n American measure. 81 !eettl lno hes
= INES ffOns on ltrt'SltNOrc SlTttt. py 10
depth between parallel lines, being the same prop
| ertv acquired by parchase from 4. BrueniI en-
January "a, 1892 improvements comprise a
double two story frame house, known els Eo.. 33S
| and 40 Terpsichore street.
:. FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with al the sights, ways and servitues thereurto
. br.onGins. situate in East Bouligny, now Sixth
District OF this city designated on plan, IN plan
J book annexed TO act i'll the office of s. Wagner,
notary public, dated fifth April 1865 as lots Nos. g.
"a and o! square No r. bounded by Milan, Apollo,
Mareng. and Bacehus streets, and measuring as
follows viz Lots Nos. 10 l. inclusive, adioir each
| other and measure each 80 feet lines front on
Milan street. by 40 feet III depth between equa! and
parallel lines. Lot No. forms the corner OF Apollo
and Milan streets and Lot No. has 30 feet inches
front on Milan street b. 100 feet i'll dc pth bet
parallel lines the whole of the measure OF sliG lots
being NOR. or less, AM, being the property
acquired bS purchase from + Pochelu, August 80,
1856
T. = BEER BREWERY, complete. situated on
Liberty street. being No. 2l5, between Grod AID
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.

interest, and to lie secured by four promissory
notes. payable year after the day OF sale 70 the
order Of the purchaser, and Endorsed by bim, ana
four prOmissSry notes Of IKE tenor payable Two
after date and all Of said prOmissOry notes 10
bear interest Of eight per cent per annum rom
date of sale until final payment and to be ldentineN
with the act OF sale wherein a mortgage and the
vendors privilege is to BIZ retained to secure the
payment Of the price and she fulfllment OF the OBJ
legations of the purchaser TO the CitizenS Bank the
purchaser to keep the property insured, and trans
fer policy to vendors. and to assume pay ment over
and above the bid OF all taxes for 1870 and up TO
the day of sale.
For the property secondly and thirdly described
One third cash and The residue credit OF one
and two years, with interest of eight per cent per
from date Of sale until paid, in prOmissory
notes, payable to the order OF the drawers and by
them in,lOrsed identified With the act OF mortgage
to secur. the payment Of the price, with the
vendors privilege, with stipulation. i'll all of the
foregoing acts of mortgage, that in the event 1t
should be necessary to institute legal proceedings
TO cOerce the payment Of any part Of the price OF
purchase that five per cent attorneys fees shall
fe collected under said mort cages, or whatever OF
the price shall remain unpaid The purchasers TO
keep the buildings and improvements fully in.
surcd. and transfer the policies to vendors and
assume payment over and above the bid OF all
taxes for 1870 and up to day of sale.
Act OF sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense OF the purchasers, before 4. d. DoriOcourt.
Esa notary pnblic jail IA Il % fe4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
SUCCESSION OF PAULINE BOYER. DECEASED
WIFE OEiGEORGE TOCNONI.
ssccsd Dist.icT Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 34Is3.

DY =. GIINACLT. AUCTIONEER-OFFICS
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Benville street
SATURDAY January 81 1871, viii be sold at twle ve
O'Clock NJ, at the Royal street Auction Exchange
Gate Bank OF louisiana corner of Royal and
Cont streets. by virtue OF an order from the Hon
orable the Second.Dstrict Court for the parish of
Orleans. dated December II, 1870
A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis
trct of this city in squar" bounded by Bayou
road st. Claude IRENE and Barracks streets, being
one-haf of a lot designated by No. g. on plan
made by l.. II. Pile surveyor. dated January IL,
1919. and deposited in the office of A. Mazureau,
notary in this city. Said portion Of ground, being
the half nearest to Barracks street measures.
American measure, Is feet inches front on St
Claude street, by 8, feet in depth. between parallel
lnrs bounded on the side toward Barracks street
by lot No. :, and the side toward Bayou road by
the other portion of said lot No. s. together with
on--half of the buildings and improvements
thereon, No. aO7, and having on the ground floor
two rooms. gallery and pantry, and in the second
story rooms. balconies the street and in the
rear; two-story kitchen OF two rooms, we'll,
privy, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Act of sale before o. Drouet notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser, including the United
States stamps. de21 rs ja4 IL II
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AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF +. r. NORTON. ASSlGSE

BY ORDER OF +. r. NORTON, ASSlGNEE
DY &. 4. GIRARDEY Il CO.. AUG
ID tioneers-Ofice No. II Exchange place, New
Oreans.sATURDAY January "a, 1871, at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers En-
change on Royal. between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the city of New Orleans, per order OF
the District Court of the United States OF America
for the District OF louisiana sitting in bankruptcy,
CERTAIN BILLS RECEIv ABLB, OPEN ACCOUNTS
and other Personal Property, surrendered in the
following named estates n bankruptcy, and in no
way guaranteed and sold with the provisO that
where claims in the hands of attorneys the
purchaser is to assume al charges in addition 10
the amount OF his bid:
Nos. Bankrupts.
80 Robert Dixon.
70 Robert $. Vaughan.
81 J. w. George
l04 George D. Hite L Co.
ll3 J. NJ. Wilkinson.
l2s Ezra g. Messenger.
I6l W. B. Taylor.
2l9 Young Roberts.
a a84 'Tho% %s Appleton
SIG Robert and James alexander. individually,
and as members OF AIeX an(ser & B!otltr.
354 p II. Mcvicker
$50 W. L. May.
36l Josiah T. Mason.
.69 Minnie AlexandeEa
81 Bernard Hans
:19 John r. Monroe.
4l2 K. d. Newell
Az John W. McCord.
452 j. NJ. Randolph.
ago James Raley.
400 John Anderson.
1853 John L. Byrne and L. &. Shields IND vldua'iy
and as members OF the nrm OF Byrne
Shields
4S> R. W. Estlin and Henry ThOTnhill, individually,
and as members OF the nrnlh OF r. We Esiiln
& Co. and Estlin 4 &c.
$40 4. " Williams.
sZ5 Il. NJ. Stewart and 40 &c Cavett i Co.
528 U. WestbrOok
$50 c. c. Duke
SAC G. H. Collie
SCI ~ r. Dupuy.
81 Mrs. Sallie J: Fort
sSl p. H. Foley. w. Z. Nonger and II. Kelly, indi-
vidually anG as members of firm OF Foley.
Avery { Co.
Goa 4. C. Pierpont.
sC Louis Goldste-n and T. RaheT 1ndlvid ual!y and
as members OK I'm co "0losInllh, Habcf
Co.
$40 Theodore Laneau>@
| sos J. B. Williams.
! 10 Josiah B. RchaIs stts
10 R. D. BridgeIs
III L. c. Aub-T's
1S5 J. X. Erwir@
ga W. c. Cutler.
| SOC Leopold an5 sdoirhs Aoc4u'- !ndlvldualIy
and as members OF etle trim OF Duraill, l.oc-
quer Co
s2o William L. Brown.
| Sa2 Games s. Brander, IT., Individuality anG as !,
member of the firms .. Brander x Hubbard
Brander, Chamtlies c Zoe anc hrdhdef q
a'hambliss.
e53 James A. Lusk, TdlviSI:,nys Snd ae y MeinotI
i Of the firm OF Luck ;. Gee
SO Pierre ID. Pouts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SECOND DTS
TRICT AT AUCTION.

DY h. j. MONTGOMERY, Auetioneer ,
Is WIN be sold on THURSDAY. January 2G. 1871
1t twelve o'clock NJ, ut the Royal street Auction
Exchange corner OF Cont and Royal streets, BY
Louis Duvigneaud Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated December ~
1870 No. 33,7l7 Of the docket OF said court ~
the buldin gs and improvements thereon. situated
in the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Gavez. st. Ann, Orleans and johnson
If reets said lot forms the corner OF st Ann and Gal
yez streets and measuring 81 feet 5 inches and 8
lines front st. Ann street. IN feet inches IN
denth and front on Galvez street, 10 feet in depth
on the opposite line on line running parallel 70
Calyez street thence 10 rect 10 inches in straight
line running toward Galvez street. and thence In
an obliGue line till it reaches the extremity ana
Joins the side line which fronts on Galvez street.
Plans exhibited at place OF sale.
Trrms-Cash in United States treasury notes
Act of sale including the interna! revenue
stamps at the expense OF the purchaser. before A
Hero, Jr., notary public deIaJaIo SAiso