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state News.


The Lewiston Journal says. Sunday night
81 Jdh 6S Nichois Of Durham were totally de-
stroyed by fire. We are without further par
ticulars. uE 90
We learn from the Journal that Messrs. Read
and Moore are surveying for the proposed dam
and canal on the Little AndrOscOggin water
power. The dam will be $50 feet long on the
fall Just above the bend near the mouth of the
river. The canal will be 1000 feet long and
furnish abundant mill sites. The dam will be
put in at once. 49,
The Journal says the shipment of shoes
and boots the past week from Auburn aud
Lewiston stations have been 1893 cases, to
446 the week preceding, and receipts of leath-
er 80 480 lbs. to Ga $50 lbs for the week preced-
ing. Business is now quite lively and ship
ments will be heavy for the next few weeks.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. e,s asf.l
The Pennington Chronicle says three fast
young men from Philips came into town on
Wednesday of last week, and after getting a
few drinks of rifle rum on board were ready
for mischief of any sort; so they went into the
| schOol-rOCm at Fairbanks Mills, while the
and scholars into the street. Their names are
known, and probably they will pay something
| to the county for their sport.
The Chronicle says Mr.. Daniel Moore of Wa
vile has been boring for gold in New Sharon,
and has become satisfied that the ''yellow boys
| may be found on the bed of the Underlying
ledge. He is now preparing to sink shaft,
and will soon commence work in earnest. Mr..
Arnold Hardy has bonded his farm to him for
one year for the purpost of testing the matter
| a4 KRNNEBEc COUNTY.
The Home Journal says lumber took sud-
den fall in Gardiner Sunday morning, when a
large pile of spruce boards, belonging to N. o.
| Mitchell, piled on the bank beside of Bridge
street, by the giving away of the foundation,
was sent kitiBg some hundred feet into the
boom below. No great damage was done ex-
| cept the hauling and piling of some 10000
| boards. rr1 .Ar ,eaM U-s
| The Kennebec Journal says a son of Claren-
don Wood OF Benton, Is years old, was drown
| ed while bathing few days since. The body
was recovered a few hours after.
| Mr.. F. A. Butman eff Gardiner, one of the
most talented landscape painters in Maine,
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GBThe Coupons of the Central e nilroad
COMPANY Of Iowa First M orteage Seven per.
and after that date free Of u lifted States Govern
ment tax on presentation at the office OF A. L. Hatch
80 Pine st, New York.
HORACE ABBOTT, Treas
Baltimore, Md, June 18th, rs, n iyi2sn9w
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SOMERSET COUNT

ooAAAA~'SA SOoEsAA - .s.
Miles Standish OF Dead River Flag Staff Gu
year. How is that for drouth? .
The Lewiston Journal says young man in
the employ OF Kendall, Gibson % Co, by thu
name OF Dunnam met with yalhful accident
at Aendalis Mills tuesday. While at WORK
saving smngles, ms hand was caught by the
saw, severlng me nand almost on, cutting com
pletely through the radius. DR.. b. F. Tasker
who was called, dressed the wound, but thinks
~ very doubtful II he can save the hand SO that
IL VIII ever be OF much use to the man.
The Arson Advocate SAYS Mr.. John Web.
ster of Parlin Pond started on Thursday morn.
ing last to accompany party several miles in.
70 tne wooos 70 pond, intending to return the
D onIoNS an returning ne became Pc
tll Satnrdau fnranoon nh sne w mrong a'rec.lon
some men at work on a clearing in the woods
abont thirty miles from Fla~staff sa.tiao"u o,,
Dead River bavno baan ~. ho.'t .,un dous
with not a mnrsol - co. 'o'' ""ou' '"o o"y''
Tho Aan,o.+o so,. a. - ,-..
broken last Wa5~ssdo VIC "o1oio uIuIn was
lasting ali The oftorn"y r4w sa,,a rs.n
by showers for Sav ~ amu ct',;eu
looks revived. but tie erasSonners are rower
in the land still IN ", pon,;o,. az poI 40
structon Of erarv oraan .ay s.,ons sie Ie
Mapy fields of cya;n hava hsn nt fos fodde.
and Others tnrned nnt s az pgen Gu, sot
-,
Tuesday morn;no ,ha o,a,a.L ,o., +..;n
ran into flock Of sheep near o Durham, Kill.
NJ D. Vi 'nem.
o ING g 3sIast journal says the hearing in the
Ease Ease Oh Elder Garland took place at Monroe on
a = rluay peiore Judge Flanders. E. E. Boyle
the 1po s' Hs and zsv IL
nen were present, ready to testify to acts Of
t teassianty on the part Of Garland, and at
..mp!s 70 inItlate them into almost unheard of
pracuces; None Of them were examined, how
S Sueri az inc accused waived bearing and gave
the October term So ,o5 6on appearance at
The Belfast Journal says new hav has been
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For Sale

ECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILER, En-
- CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler
IN complete running order, in use but short times
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeford, Me.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Machiuists Fine Tools.
Twist Drills, Reamers,
~. t.e iscrew-Plates, Dies, Tina.
Machine Screws, Emery Wheels.
ut No. 50 Exchange Street.
J.B. LUCAS.
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SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD COIN, So
CagsE
Free from u. s. Z'OE0tiOn.

Coupons payable March and September /, in New
York. Bonds registered if desired, Coupons made
payable tE6 each in London, England, it preferred.
SINKING FUND-Aii proceeds OF sales of land,
as well as OF timber and other products therefrom,
are by the Trustees to be invested in these Bonds II
they can be bought at par or less; otherwise in
United States, State or Municipal Securities. And
on July 1879, and annually thereafter until these
Bonds become due or are all paid. the E. & N. A.
Railway Co. is bound to pay to the Trustees sum
Bonds outstanding. Such amounts, and all interest
received on securities belonging to the Sinkim Z
Fund to be invested above stated, and tb csc
accumuatious solely for the purpose of addition
ally providing tor the redemption of these Bonds.
The Sinking Fund constitutes a third great element
OF securing and strength, and adds to the safety Of
these Bonds.
The Trustees are Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Of
Bangor, Me-, and j. EDGAR THOMSON, Esq.
OF Philadelphia, Pa.
The Trustees are authorized to receive the Bonds
at Par and Accrued lnterest in payment fol
any OF the lands at their appraised value.
These very desirable securities for sale at
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nr RicknalIs Svrun

For the cure OF Bowel or Summer complaints, acts
like magic upon Dysentery, Diarihoea, Cholera Nor
bus, Collie, Champ, Sick or Sour Stomach, Dyspep-
STA. &c, givr immediate relief. Free from opiate,
and never produces costiveness Designed for chill
dren as well as grown persons. Sold by all dealers
in med cine. Please give ic trial. Prepared only
by Edward Sutton, OF Providence, 4. l. ty19sn3m
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ANY private family, without other boarders, who
have a comfortably furnished room to let. either
with or without board, 20 young man ofquiet hab-
its and stranger in the city, may hear OF 9 perma-
nent b0artler by addressing p. y. Drawer 1899.
West End preferred jy26 d3t* sn
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In one Volume, Price SO cents.
The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen:
1. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE: ...t
2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN NAN.
8. NEBVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
4. DISEASES OF THE GKNERAIiTE
ORGANS. ID.
8. SPERMdTORRHEA.
6. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS
7. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price 80 cents by mail. Address the author, DR.
CURTIS. 9 fremont Place, Boston. q
mrS-sneod1y jun13
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EOREIGN PORTS.
SPOK EN-

Charleston for Liverpool
May 10, tat 81 "a s, lon 10 Os e, ship j Wright.
from Akyab for Falmouth e. "s|
July 5. lat 20 90, Ion 49, barque Fay, from Liy-
erpool for Boston.
July r. lat q 49, Ion 90 So sch ontara, from Bos-
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8t08mathOm IN inc nIOOOs
tends to produce nne-tenths Of the diseases "fesh
is heir to-" This, however, IL obvieted without de-
bilitsting the system, by administering LATaAM1
CATHARTIO EXTRACT,
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Room Wanted I

he best dressing that can be used after dyin
juy22 cod I'm w30 80 SN
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Boat Picked up,

DICKED up in Portland Harbor: one square
L sterned boat, about IA ieet long. Painted BLACK
outside lead color inside. The owner can have the
same by calling on A. 9. Crosby, Portland Pier
and paying charges. JyZz"5t
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CONSUMPTION
!" LEAVE mo- STING REHINn. .

The Mandrake Pills composed Of one of Nature
noblest gtsthe Pedophillum Peltatum They possess
the Alternative properties of calomel
unlike calomel they
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-05
i.is1 AUCTION SALES. a
s ~ q. !, 0i1ardeY & %.
VALUABLE nrRovhD PROPERTY.
CORNER OF cAR0AD8LHET AND F0URTW
STREETS
AN
IN raB MATrBR OF THE MINOR AMOS r. KLErM
Second District Court for the parish AZ Orlee,s
No. 1881.
IN TEE MArrsR OF THE MINOR AMOS P. xIsrx

RI C., Z: GRARDEY Z C0-Hl0Ho.
! ~ L. = hey, :.sssienesr-0@es No d 4.
$780, :: isysl street Sssws@ 20 c Sssi
the r.. 49, 800 Ss.:s Gs; a e
eoA By p1blte a.ctien /, ths matter Of tie minor.
Amos r. Klein, the following described property,
The undivided ons-half interest Of tho minor
Two Tors Sis ( o. asogsp. With an The suila.
tTtct ef th,s city ~ the square BOUNDED 3 81,
:ss :ssSs ssssr y s' Nee end 4
inches font ON Carondelet street. BY depth Of
100 ieet between parallel lines the let Ma l3fsem-
Tho improvements On said property compTise 3
twoetcey slete rso6ed building. having ffont eal-
! a txc rooms and han below Ard above; one
shrubheu, fruit trees. etc. = -
sane terms and conditions, the other undivided
half Of the property will be sold in block with the
Fer other interests, aud upon the same terms
and G g .aTs%s M o,or-r
tstct Of this city. in the square bounded by St.
Chafies, Csrondelet, Fourth and Washineton
streets measuring 60 feet front on Fourth street,
sd S.ss psss x ioss Scs .nd 1Sssh n aes
ton Of ground adjoins the rear Of tie property
firstly described.
Tefms- One-thi cash, and the remainder n
one and years. credit in notes Of the purchasers
secured BY special mortgage and vendors Hen, and
ss 1ss slsS s G IN
the clauses Of Ave per cent attorneys fees in
event Of suit, ond OF tho insurance Of the improve
mente By the purchasers and the transfer Of the
policies TO the Vendors cd purchaser to assume
payment, over and above the amounts Of adjudica-
ton, Of Ill taxes for the year 1871.
Aots Of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
penee Of the purchasers, before o. Morel. notary
public. mol II Ie IS deS 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-05
SUCCESSION OF CEL1NE RAvANAr.

RY e. GU!NAULT. AuCTIoNRKR -0FFCl
SATURDAY., November IS, 1911, win b sold q
ticneess Exchange on Royal street. between Cana
and Customhouse streets. BY virtue Of A order
from the honorable the Second District Court
IA nST e SsSSsS t. in tn.
eisntsen, in the square s'i sounded Sy oaS Du
maine, st. Philip and White streets, ON . plan
drawn by L. H. Pile. dated seventeenth January,
notary public Of this city Said lot Of ground forms
the Of Broad and st. Philip streets and meas
in n %s
rear, by depth Of 100 feet and fronting st. Philip
street, together with frame house Of three rooms
With sassA ii fq RfSHy s
in the suburb Treme in the Second District Of this
city, in the square bounded ~ ursulines. Hosptal;
measuring in American measure % feet front on
Tonti street, by 80 feet in depth between parallel
pnr Of the lot No.
plan drawn by Louis Br:ngier, late surveysr gen.
eral. on the fourth Of November 1888. and annexed
Carlisle Pollock then notary public of this city,
and Of part to be taken in the rear Of lot desig
By no e
Doriocourt. notary public Of this city between
Mrs Pellesteau and Mr. Achile st. Dizier. To
gether with frame house, slate-roofed, Of nve
rooms, double kitchen two cisterns double privies
etc., divided into two tenementa
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city designated by Nos 2l -
and q, in square No. ga. bounded by Common
Gravier, Lopez and Rendon streets, on . plan
twentieth March, 1866, and deposited in the office
Of A. Bienvenu, notary public in this city. Said
lots have each, American measure, 81 feet inches
and lines front on Common street by 40 feet
deep. betv cen parallel lines Together with al
the dependencies thereon.
The whole agreeably to plans to be exhibited Ut
the Exchange,
Terms1Cash.
Acts ofsale before O. Drouet. notary public, Ut the
expense Of the purchasers, including the United
Ststes stamps, well the taxes for the running
year. 1871, due in 1872. Oc24 81 moi 10 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-05

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
CORNER OF UNION AND CLAIBORNE
STREETS, THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW HYPPOLIrR BoUR-
COIN.
Second District Court lnr the parish of Orleana.
No. A,SlO

RY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR, AUCTIONRBR-
D Once IS Exchange alley-SATURDAY, Decem-
Der !, l87l It twelve O'Clock n. viii be cold at The
St. Charles Auction Exchange. ON st. Charles
street., between GEavier and Common streets, By
virtue end In pursuance 0fsn order from the Hon.
Louie Duvtgneaud, Judge Of the second DISTRICT
Court tor the Darsh Of Orleans, dated October 4,
lsn. Tor aecount Of the above succession the FOL.
lowing described valuable real estate, to Wit
!. LOT OF GROUND, situated in new faubour9
MaE&ny. Third District Of this city in the square
bounded BY Union. st. John the Baptist. Bagatelle
ana 1t. Avid streUts measuring 80 feet II inches
line: ftont on Union street bv1s7 feet 10 inches
together with the buildings and other cir.
longing. Being the same property which the said
Widow Bourgoin had acquired by purchase from
Leon Gonzales dc vnjegas per act passed ON tho
:ixth Of March. 1858, before Felix fera, notary
.. 4 cEkTAN LOT OF GROUND, with the bui,d.
.ngs and improvements thereon sjtu sted in The
Third District Of this city, being the last nearest
g. John the Baptist street (now Robertson) Of lot
No. 23l on plan made by Joseph Pile then city
surveyor, on the ninth Of November, 1909, the ssd
nau LOT measuring, In American measure. 20 feet
front on Union between Ct. Avid and ct. John the
Baptist BY III feet 10 inches and lines in depth,
between parallel ineA Which property was 90.
quired BY purchase by the said Mrs. Bourg0in
from louis Charles Faurie and the heirs Of lire.
Louis Charles Faurio. per oct dated April 90 1857
Of this city.
Terms and cenditious-Cash. ,.l
Acts OF sale before Theodule Buisoon, notary
the expense Of the purchasers
MB-Twenty per cent on the amount Of adju-
dication will BE- exacted 1t the time of sale.
mol Is n deg
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AUCTION SALES,
N q. Do Ferret,
VERY SUBSTANTIAL AND COMFORTABLR RESI-
j. DWC8 SITUATED ON Low, Or RAlEPART
STREET. BETWEEN ST. ANTHONY AND
BA0AT8LLH STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS BERNARD.
Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleanA
No. $685.

RI. g. nE f11IET. g. y. CuLBERTsoS
SATURDAY. December !, ISL, ct twelve oclech
the rctunda Of the St. Charles Hotel, win - cold
aon. Louie Duvieneaud, Judge Of the second
October 90 1871 the following described real estate
belonging to said succession, Nh
A P1RCRL OR Portion OF GROUND satusteii
In the Third District Of this city, in the souare
bounded BY Love, or Rampant, st. Anthony Craps.
Or Burgundy, and Bagatelle, or Bourbon, streets
Said lot measures So feet inches and ines front
On Love. or Rampant street, by ~ feet 10 inches
and Shines in depth, between pafal16l Inca
The buildings and improvements consist Of that
substantial and comfortable One-story AID attic
residence, with gas throughout, covered with
slafes, containing four rooms, two cabinets and
rear gallery, divided by hall in the centre; three
finished rooms and several cabinets in the attic,
two.etory back building. containing six rooms,
stables, two csterns, paved yard and carriage en-
trance in front.
Terms-vne-third cash and tho balance on .
credit Of one and two years in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date Of sale
until final payment, the property to be keps in.
surod BY the purchaser, the policy transferred to
the administratTix; . less, if any, payable to her,
and In case OF non payment Of tho notes the pur-
the same, etc.
Act Of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before A. D. DoEiocourt, notary
public, at purchasers expense.
mol II ID . de2
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FOSITlvE SALE OF CHOICE RIAL ESTATE,
IMPROVED AND UNINPROvED,
Situated in the
FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS, TO WIT:
on CALL1OPE, MAGNOLIA, JOSEPHINE, LEvEE
AND JACKSON STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL B. SMITH.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL B. SMITH.

DY G. DE FERIET-C. ". CuLBERrsON
D Anctioneer-0nice Nc. 50 ROYAL street
ct the ". Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunds Of the st. Charles Hotel, and in the
Of Ne. q w Be sold
Parish Court for the parish Of Tangipahoa, State
of Louisiana, dated July 3 1871, and pursuant to
Crane clerk Of the sixth Judicial District Court
for the parish Of Tangipahoa, predicated on the
above mentioned order. and dsted October a. 1871.
the following described real estate situated in the
city Of New Orleans and parish Of Orleans and be-
longing to sid succession. TO witt
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
Calhope, Magnolia. Euphrosine aud Clara streets,
each q feet s1nes mont Calliope street. BY lO1
feet, inches and lines in depth, between
parallel lines The buildings and improvements on
house, and al! 2 lsrg e. shsd in the rear.
and square, designated by the Nos. - and %. and
measuring each 80 feet front on Magnolia street,
BY l26 feet, : inches and two lines in depth. be:
J. 4 tOT Of GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth
o. a.
measures % feet front on Josephine street. BY 50
The buildings and improvements thereon con.
eist Of IN one story frame dwelling house. divided
s~o cabinets and Sasy
story back building containing two rooms; also
privies, two cisteIns; etc.
improvements thtr eon, situated in the same dis
trict (ourth), and in the square bounded by Levee
Jackson, Rousseau and Josephine streets.
Said lot is designated by the No. 4, and measures
= feet inches and I lines front on Levee street.
ll3 feet inches and lines in depth on one side
line and III feet inches the opposite side line.
The buildings and improv ements on ssid lot con.
sist Of two old wooden tenements or shanties.
s. LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in the same dis.
trict and square, being part Of lot No. g. and meas
urng "a feet front jackson street. by l27 feet 10
inches and lines in depth between parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements thereon CONSIST
Of wooden house, covered with states, containing
four rooms and front gallery; also two cisterns,
privies, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
payable Immediately after the adjudication, to the
auctiOneer.
Acts of sale. with the United States internal
revenue stamps attached, before J. r. COtfey, no
tary public, at purchasers expense.
mol 4 II Is Is 0e2
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ST. JOHN, NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS.
sucCa ss10S OF FBLrCITE ROUSSEAU, WIFI OF
LOUIS CONT.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans-
No. 3,643.

nv pr.ACrnr 7 sppAp .rc~,o~v,..
Is once NJ. Is Frchsnoe aIs.vNAWrnnWUHHs1nnsT
No,emFS.r % ian a. ta,s aiS =, % 1SDAI,
A. tha =, CH:rS.. ".t oc.oek H. v - e soId
street hctween Gravisr anJ =. y. CnaTieS
virtne and in nnrsnan:~ "a an o.sa. s' r' ~
tr;cf Court Ior 9hs Su%e9 g. ane second BIS
her d ia7l Tor sccp"nt ~ ~. TfeSa. oa.co Octo'
ne Tn rnS nP ~: ,pS10pefty, 10
por+cH.-sr.;n a.o,~u' s.'uate1 IN IauDourg
.;r IN ria,, "SSI r;H ny namgefs nve and
1oxi; 49, = ks.r y. DcP0nuiy 0ated DecemDef g.
,,,1.i l ~ t once OF A. Chiapella. notary
p"S s. ss.a .Ote oi gro9nd each according to
s 81 ytsn mexsufe, IN american measure 81 feet
II th .tons on ureat Route St John ~ feet
~ 'te ,0 e.s, xna nave the Following depths The
eni ios St % .ncnes IN the me OF LOT No. :,
~, O es. l .s On sne s9e o. lot NO. and lO6
ncnes IN .ne o'her slde me- with the inn
Tss.n. ".I ' HS;4::
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SUCCESSION OF MAGpEL1SR YOUNG

DY ]. b. WALTON, AUCT1ONEER-OFNCg
ID No. l62 Common street-SATURDAY, November
Is, 1871 at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, by virtue and in pursuance Of
an order from the honorable the Second District
Court, dated November 4, 1871, will proceed to sell
by public auction At the cost and expense Of John
a. Mayer, the purchaser to whom was adjudicated
the following described property, on the twenty.
seventh of February, 1863 and who failed to com
ply with the terms and conditions Of the said ad.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District
of this city, in square A, bounded by Washington
sixth, TchoupitOulas and Livaudais streets desia.
mated by the Nos Is and rs on . plan drawn by
Charles Champion, dated April Is, 1866 and de.
posted in the Office Of Joseph Cuvillier notary
public. Lot No. Is measures 30 feet inches liues
front Tch0upitoulas street. 30 feet in the rear
by depth of SO feet ! inch lines on the aide OF
lot No. a. and l0l feet inches on the side of lot
No. rs. Lot No. rs measures 30 feet inches lines
front on TchoupitOulas street. 30 feet in the rear
BIZ a depth Of l0l feet inches on the eide OF LOT
No. 2 and Ill feet inches line on the side Of lot
No. n.
Terms-One.half cash in United Statea tre...
ury notes, the balance Q credit of one. two
and three years. in notes to be divided to suit ali
parties interested and bearing interest % the rate
Of eight per cent per annum Gom day Of sale until
final payment, and to be secured BY morteaee ON
the property the mortage to embrace the penal
clause OF nve per cent attorneys fees in case of
suit TO recover payment Of any Of the notes OF
Acts Of sale before g. q. Wells notary public,
g the expense Of the purchaser, including the
United states revenue stamps. NOS II l6 Is
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By Neville q Van soliueeu.
SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
CrsT9MHOCsR, NEW O1IKAys.
Collectors Once, October 81. lS5i"

CrsToxHousR, NEW OaLKAys.
Collectors Once, October 81, 1871.
DIV NEVILLE & VAN SOLlNGEN. ARC.
~ tioneers..In accordance with the provisions
81 section twelve Of the oct Of Congress annrove1
July ~, 1865 the following described seiyed soods
viii be sold at public auction, at Warehouse RI.
Cnstomhogse building, ON MONDAY, November s.
Fortytwo rolls CIGARETTES and .,x hove.
(six hundredl CIGARS, no m,rK seized An An.
gnst for violation Of sections twenty. four and
eighteen, act Of March .. 1889 '"'-' "'1~
Twelve rolls CIGARETTES. no mark seized
SePtemDer :, ON the TAlia for violation Of sec.
u3n twe0ty-foufs act Of March .. 1888.
dred and seventy packs CiGARRTTES, no msrk
sene0 september 81. on the Time, for violation Of
,Sons twentyfour and sixty eight act Of March 9
Hx boxes (six hundred) CIGARS, NO mari.
eetsec September -, on the Arctuse for violss
oc1 - NOS JANRS n CA0RY Cclisst:.