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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Have yOu II Good Watch or Cheap one
you wish to get Repaired!
FIREMAN. is an old hand at his business. and
l.. skillful workman, he has had 20 wears expe-
Tience with close attention IN work and is we'll
known in this place and vicinity He has been here
. y'ars, and has given general good satisfaction
in all kids 81 watches and their difficulties he has
formerly worked in New York with the eminent
chrome meter m3ker Mortimer and has been EN-
plOyed in doing the finest and most difficult work in
his line at Fellows, V. cooper, No. II Maiden
Lane, NY. Mr. Fireman. makes all pats Of watches
himself and Is thorou- hly familiar with all the DIFF
ierent kinds OF Escapements, in which so many nin
cultles and failures often occur. Having served
seven years in watch and clock manufacturing he
is well qualified TO co any fine work entrusted 10 his
care. All work done by his own hands, and war-
ranted. Thankful for all past iavors he hope. 10
merit a continuance Of the same, at his new place
of business, on North street No 2e short distance
west Of the Old cemetery.
L. FRENAU.
Burlington, Fen. . -id&Wtf
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Cigars, dobzrccz, &,.


Vermont Fruit Trees
AT TIE
TpHrs NJ, alley NURSERIES,
A,r,. p lkhES THAT WILL LIVE s''
ri app.e, fear' Grape. Plum, chsrrs r,...
Ep.one'lHg Plants Extra Hard, ,,n,,ss. -, aNd
"s 1s and Crab-aYVi,s a speciai,y, 'saTi"g
&c ,h1dy ysristiss. qrotrn a,
north Of Burlington, near WjnaosLi ",
AGENT, ,ean,,s road TO Mallett's Bap.
Sept 5-vIyr so"c'fed-
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WALKER G2EOTWERS'
.HGrbfe and Granite
FORKS.

w have on hard large variety Of FINISHED
W A0NUMENrS. HtADSTONEs. CABINET
ard PLUMBERS MARBLE. MANTLE 4 MIRROR
sLABS, BRACKETS, &C. Also
COPING POSTS.
Aud all kinds Building Stone, which we are selling
at prices that defy competition.
~ Do not be humhugged by commissioned
agents. but buy Of ;bs manufacturer and save from
u to . per cent.
WEST SIDE CITY PARK,
Mach 2-dkW3W Burlington, Vt.
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APPEARANCE OF TIE " TAIL WoNas IN Nav
loRK-A CHANGE OF TACuCs.-Oa Monday
morning Miss b , little beauty who lives near
TWenty-thir3 street and Lexington avenue, " lille
hurrying past the Fifth Avenue Hotel in a driy-
ing ram, under shelter of dainty umbrella, was
accosted by a nicely dressed womoa. closely
veiled, and Of remarkable height, who begged to
share the Shelter Of this little umbrella Miss
B., witt graceful good nature, scceeiel to the
request, and the tail woman, the filter TO accom-
modste her own extraordinary length, took the
umbrella in Ter hand, entering into q friendly
chat relAtive 10 the name. and SO on Of pretty
Miss b. Soon he stranger proposed that the
young .Ady should take her arm, bu; little Miss
hsda't any notion o. reaching to the heavens
for support Just as they were passing Booths
Theatre. the veil dropped, and there stood con-
iessed-a man Miss B. shouted for the police,
the pseudo woman fed, snd Miss B. found her
self alone with her smazement, sni her UNI
brelA-.h. !. Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

LAsGE TRADE N CARrEr SLIPPERS. The
manufacture Of carpet slippers began in Boston,
says the CJmaercial Bulleiin, about ten years
ago as an experiment, and the goods being well
received, have been steadily growing into popu-
ar favor since thst time. # has now assumed
large prop rrtions and lakes its place in the list
sc permanent business. At fist these slippers
were sll made by hand and sold readily At whole
sale for : ! % per pair, the whole weekly pro
duction in Boston, in 1852 only reaching ffty to
sixty cAse,. But with the aid Of machinery.
the business has been greatly increased, the
weekly production Of the eight or ten firms now
engaged IN the business amounting 10 between
800 and 600 cases, and the average price about
fifty cents per pair. The demand for there slip
pers, in sympathy with the general dullness in
business OF all kinds. Is not very brisk, though
small orders are constantly being filled. But,
though trade lie backward. dealers are looking
for an improvement. The New York houses,
who usually place their orders the last Of Janu-
airy or early IN February, are fully one month
behind. Prices Of these goods are fully ten per
cent lower than last season. The carpet slipper
business IN Boston represents capital Of over
100000. The California demand, which wss
formerly large, has almost entirely dropped of
since the introduction II Chinese labor. as thew
are able, with low priced labor, to compete with
our machine made goods at home.
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twill wash thoroughly
Ia any KIND + water With
oui heatiu-, and vii tee
found a GREAT SAVING
10 Feel. Clones aud
.LAr0R WAEsANrFu Rot
t1 mi re the NEST DELI
cafe Iarric. and r1 lrle-
soap is Goo -loI for tle
skin.
TRY 1T WILL your
Manufactured hy
\. L. CUTLER Z co
B1st~u Mas
Fo- sale By al &c Gers.
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law BLANKS

NFoRTGAGE and Wa-rantes Deeds, City Corr
wi Wri:s, Trustee and Executions, Justice Wrias
Trustee and Executions, Leases, County Writs. &c.
Sc, printed and for sSie ct
The FREE PRESS OFFICE,
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CLOSING OUT.

Also for sale by R. B. STEARNS co, WI
CENT TAFT, and E. W. BuRRTT.
Feb d&weowlmo
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CUFFROT's COD LIVER .G1.-.
SUGAR COATED rIlLs ls ..r-
EXTRACT
REELECTION OF nn.-...

SSreat saving 90 Consume,
BY GETTING Up CIVe..
Se-t :'- our New Price L-s- --..
accompany g containing llI. -.-a...
CLUB organizers
TIE GREAT ANEETC .ET-.
- 4 80 VESEY srsF.i
90 -'- 4'- e.' FEW NulE
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Inanrjai

NENy 7-3O GOLD LGEI
sate' Profitable Permanent.
j y y COOKE * 90.
oae7 io7 sac az Par and Ace.ael Inter-
Fiist Morts sc Land Grant Gold Bond.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

the secretary. At any rate, Il Will charge
bin With the crime, lot what NAV happep !.
Perhaps he will confess whom hard push.
sl" HI'
Acting upon this thought, wrote 4
lawyers letter. demanded against you. ;
| ,ic.--which was immediately sent TO Mr..
Bryce. Csutioning the parties not to
speak Of the affair, I dismissed them.
! Bryce came.
We'll sir, what have YOU got against
me- he said s,if1y.
"a claim On the part III John Wallace
Tor two thousand dollars" ] replied, pok.
ing over my papers, and Appearing su.
p-omsly indifferent.
Pad IT, he said, short ~ pie crust.
"Hsye you p sid I, looking him sharp
ly in the eye.
The rscal qu.iled. fssw iha, he WA .
villsin.
Nevertheless. IL within ~ hour you do
not pay me two thousand dollars, and one
hundred dollsrs for the roubl. and sn..
isty you have caused my client, ii The eud
I" snswsr = criminal charge" ~.
What do you mean, ,sii
III mean What say. Pay, or take tie
II "a. . bold charge, ynd If hs hsi
l',Oksd like a. .vne,t man l should no,
bsvs dared To make IL.
III have paid the money, ! tsll you" ssid
he, II have the note in posse.,i"b.'
Where did you get mr.
~ got 1t when l paid the"
When you fsloniovsly entered The
houss Of John Wallace on Thursday niglt
at ten O'Clock, and took the said note from
the secretary"
You have no proof" said he, grssping
. chair for support.
"Tbst 10 my lookout l have notiune TO
wasts. viii you pay or 60 to Jail 7" ~
He saw that the evidence had was too
strong for his denial, aud be drew bis
| check on the spot for twenty -one huodrsd
dollars, and after begging me no, N men.
ton the affair be sneaked of.
cAshsd the check, and kastensd "
Wallsce's house. The reader may judge
| with what satisfaction he received Ii, and
how rsjoiced wAs Annie and her lover.
Wsllscs insisted that should take ops
hundred dollars for my trouble; bat Wis
msgnanimous enough 70 keep only twenty
Wallace signed tho pledge, and We ever
after temperate man. He died Q fsw
yesrs ago, leaving . handsome propcrtyto
Chandler and his wife, the marriage be-
tween him and Annie having taken plscs
shortly sfter the above-narrsted cirsuuh-
stances occurred.
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OUR CHURCHES.

ny rERIAS-Eighth street.
eaching Sabbath at i0lI A. H., aud 5Lps.
aver meeting, Wednesday at 7xp.n.
ndsy School, 3p.s. }. NJ. Lansden, super.
endeni. Rev. c. II. Foors, Poster.
fHODI3f-Cor. Eighth and Walnut SITS.
eschins, Sabbath lol,I a. H., and 7p.u.
aver meeting, Wednesday. Txp.s.
nday school arr l.. W. stilvsii, super.
tendsnt. Rev. y. l.. Tnonpsos. Pastor.
pRcH OF THE REDEENER-tRpi.copaig
ornios prayers, Sabbath lolI< Az.
,ening prsyer,.7h r.n..
bbath School, sA.n.
Rev. Ma. CoAs, Rector.
PATRICK'S CHURCH-Jor. Ninth ~. snd
ashington Avenue.
|ibiic Service. Sabbath s1s and ioy. 49,
.spsr,. am.
andsy School, 2r.s.
rr,ice every day, sr.s.
Rev. P.J. o'HALiosAS. Prieet.
RfsTfAS-Ei ghteenth street.
sIbath school, gl< A. H., Sabbath.
Preaching, Sabbath loI>f A. r., and 7,[p.s.
Rev. J. FsissD. Pastor.
sSi0s SUNDAY sCHOOL--In the Christisn
fhureh, Eighteenth Street. Sabbath scaosi 8
4.
]. b. RAID. Supsrintsedsnt.
fuS6 MEMS CHRlsTlAN AssoCIATIoN-E@s-
liar meeting second Monday each month st 1t .
Prayer room u the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting. Friday. ~ ,. ~. Il
he Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
c. PARsoss, President.
and Cedar.
Services. sabbath, IL A.s.
Sunday sehool, lxp.n.
Cas- I'm.
Preschiug. * ~. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Paste
eCOSD fREE-wILL BAPTiST-Fift-epth g..
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and 3,.A.
Rev. N. RicKs. Pastor.
REE.wILL BAPrIsT HOME MISSION sUN.
DAY cChUOL-Corner ~Anut and Cedar Sts.
sunday school, sA.n.
IRsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH-Cur-
rvs Barracks.
Services, sabbath II A. N. a. n. and ,x'.s.
Rev. VIZ. kELLKr, Pastor.
lRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-bet'
ween 10Th and llth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath 10Y A. ~, and ~. ~.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath S,hool, ~ Pm. john Van Baxter ant
Mary stephens saperintsndents.
Rev. tt. sHoRys Paste
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT

ClkCUII CotE.
Judged. J. Baker. OF Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney-J. =. Mccartney, Of
NAssac.
Circuit Clerk-Jno. q. Hsrrnsn.
shsrin-A. Il. Irwin.
VIM. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-P. Bross.
AssoeiAtes--J...E. McCrte and 8. Asrch'idon.
Clsrk--Jscob G. Lynch.
Coroner-John II. Gossmss.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Mayor-John n. L<nsden.
Treasurer--J. b. Taylor.
Comptrollsr--E. A. Burnett
Clerk-Aichsel Howlsy.
MarshAl--Andrew Cain.
Attorney-P. II. Pope.
Police Magistrates-F. Bross aud h. Shan.
messy,
Chief OF Polce--L. II, Myers.
Police tables--John Bheshau, (day), and
Jos. II. veirrun and J. w. Sumner. tnight)
SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor--John n. Lansden,
Fret Ward-P. @. Schulz.
Second WaId--C. Il. Woodward.
Third Ward-Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Staats Tsylsr.
City.at. Lsrge--W p. Halliday and D. Hurd.
BOARD OF Abdomen.
PJRsr wARD-JAmes Resrden,
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
BCOND wARL-R. HICunninghsm.
e. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James Swsyne.
THIRD wARD-wm. strattou,
Patrick Fitzgerald.
OURTH wARD--Janss Carroll:
@. X. ssAss,
t.H. Mstcalf.
Time Of Meeting.
cirY COUNCIL.
The City Council meets in JOINT session o.
friday evening preceding the nrst Monday oil
SELECT COUNCIL. ''
The Select Council meets on the first wednss
day and Thursday, after tho second Monday II
each month.
BoAnp or ALDERMEN.
The Board Of Aldermen meets on the drs
Monday and Tuesday In every month.
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
IN Strsets-Messrs. Taylor. Valdez. Winter
Wood and hetcaf.
Drainage -Messrs. Cunnin gham, Schulz, Fitiger
cid, sease and Halliday.
Ca,ns--MessI,. Wood, Cunningham aud K!eh
POies and Jai-Messrs. Carroll, Buder aud
Woodward
Ordinaness-Messrs. sease, waider and Tayisr.
Fsrs Dspartment-hsssrs. ReaIden, swayns an
IaSk:t;-Mess,s. schuh, Winter ana Klsb.
.. Hrmt,nq-Msssrs. Voc tward, Swayne and BudeI
lyAanes-nss.rs. Hurd, stratton and heteaii.
Winter Rtrattnn and Cairoil
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STATE ;OFrICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, John NJ. Palmer;
LisutsnAnI-5 GOVERNOR. John Dougherty;
Secretary Of State, Edward Rummsi;
Auditor Of State. G. 4. Lppincou
State Treasurer, Z. N. Bsses;
sup,. Public distraction, Newton BAiemsn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Senators, list District--T. A. Z. Holcomb. Of
Uniou, and 8. x. Gibson, Of Gsllstin.
Representative, LIST Distriet-H. Watson Webb
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29
CONGRESSMAN,

Senssors-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the State at LArse-vscsncy
Representative Thirteenth District--John u
crebs.
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THE MAILS.

ARHfvE. pypAst
/, 1hroupn"."....a."... zJa a. IN. go pm
Way""-""......."......... 2;2o pm. 100 pm.
Way""".,....."....."".l2.i5 pm. no pun.
Through N. o., Mem.
and Colu bus.......... ESQ pm. 400 n m,
|Ei'er route, Except
u yl........""..."........ 90 pm. 900 y. NJ.
onntaln X. R.,............ 2.3O nm. 100 y. n.
X yer ronte, Tuesday
Friday ...................... 600 pm. 7.op.m.
b, Goose Island & Santa
Ills, Thursday q Fri.
;...... s.Wp.m. ;:o'am.
III. Blsndvle AID
a"s, Ky..... ........".iiOs 40 pm.
osricg HovEs.
~ jaw very ..."........... ~" An.
d.! st"DHn.)
Jni"f ,ie,Aatnent".... 90 am. sU'
10 :" " ...". SOY s.n. s.V0 PIN.
,-, Oni.r and Reuis CT departments no
~ aund'ys.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

IlY e. T.. GIRARDEY & co.. AUC-
ID tiOneers-Oftice No. II Exchange place, New
Oreans-TUESDAY, February Z, 1871, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auct iunrers tx
change, on Royal. between Canal aud Custom honse
streets in this city of New Orleans, by virtue OF a
decree rendered by the Honorable J.. H. DuTcll.
Judge of the District Court of the Unit.d states Of
America for the District of louisiana, sitting iii
bankruptcy, dated tittecntI May, 1870, will be sold
by public auction the following describe d property,
10 wit
The southwest quarter ard the south half of the
northwest quarter OF section IS in low n-iip IA,
north of range ea t. also, the northwest quarter
and the north half of the southwest quarter If
ton in township 49, north OF range east situated
in parish of Franklin, Louisiana and Containing 4Yj
acres, occupied a plantation and residence by
bankrupt, together with all the buildings and im-
provements thereon
The decree Of court ordering the sae OF he above
described property directs that the anne be freed
from all incumbrances, and the assignee acting as
the officer Of the court, will convey only such title
as is in him vested BY the aforesaid decree of court
and the assignment in bankruptcy.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes. and purchaser will assume PAYMENT liz
addition to and over and above the price Of adjudi
cation of al taxes due on said property up 70 the
day of sale.
Acts Of sale and United States stamps 1T the AZ.
pense of the purchasers, before n. German, notary
public. jal5 ~ fe7
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DY NASH & HODGSON-w. l. HoDGSON

DY NASH & HODGSON-W. I. HODGSON
On SATURDAY, January %, 1871, ut IL O'Clock n.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, i'll the base
ment rotunda OF the st. Charles EOtel, at public
auction will be sold
SIX CHOICR LOTS OF GROUND in the FRS:
District of this city in the No. l06 bounded
by Orange AnnUnclation, Chippewa and Richard
streets, which lots Join each other. and
as follows, towit-
Lots Nos. to 5, inclusive, measure each about
25 feet inches front or Ora ge street, by depth
of 1870 feet inches and lines. Lot No. forming
the corner OF Orange and Chippewa streets.
Lot No. 6 measures AZ feet I inches and lines
front on Orange street, by depth of l27 feet, 10
inches ard 5 lines, all between parallel lines
American measure according o plan made by
LoHis H. Pile surveyor, dated January -, 1871.
The improvements consist OF a number of Old
houses sheds, etc, of no value.
These large and desirable lots are very high, are
fronting Annunciaton Square, now being improved
and beautifed, aud in the immediate vicinity
and dia g0nally opposite the charming residences
of Mrs. Rugeley, +. J. Hart, ESQ.,, Thomas H.
Shields, Esq, and Others and offer rare opportu-
nifty for first class building sites situated iInmed-
ately between two lines OF city railroads,
ent and contiguous 70 the markets, schools,
churches, etc.
Terms and northumberland ash in United
States treasury notes, and the b.lanc" 1T one aud
two years, in equal payments, with Fl hit per cent
interest and special mortgage with v"ador's priv
ilege from date until paid, the NOR. gage to en-
brace the clause Of five per cent for attorneys
in case Of suit
Acts Of sale, together with the STAN % and the
taxes for 1870 before w. J. Castel notary, at tho
expense q the purchasers jsl3 ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash q Hodgson.
-~~l
:V0 CHOICE BUILDING SITES
IT. CHARLES AVENUE.
FltT- SEEc FRONT By TWO HUNDRED fBET
BACH. IN 4 MOST ELl6lELD
DESIRABLE LOCALITL,
SURROUNDED WITH ELEGANT RESIDENCES.
ON LONG CsEDlT.
without RESLRVk. At AUCTION


pr NASH & HODs:sON--w: T. nopo
ID son, AuctiOnecr-Oflice No. 40 Gravier
street.--On SATURDAY. January. u. 1871. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction kx-
chan &C. in the basement rOtanda of the ST. Charles
hot+i, at public auction viii be Sold
TWO LARGE AND CHOICE BUILDING. SITES.
situated on st. Charles avenue. i'll the sixth Dis
t-ict OF this city. in the square bounded by st.
Charles Valence, Pitt and Bordeaux streete, desig
mated az plots A and B. which adioin each other,
and measure each 80 seet front on ST. Charles
avenue. by depth between parallel lines of 2o'
feet, running through the square to Pitt street,
plot No. forming the corner OF st. Charles and
Bordeaux streets, and Pitt and Bordeaux streets,
all American measure, according 70 plan made
by Louis II. Pile, Surveyor dated January Il, 1871.
This desirable property is substantially fenced.
is very high ground, and has quite a variety OF
magnolia and other shade and ornamental trees
and shrubbery. and is surrounded by handsome
residences, and is in all respects beautiful loca
zion for first class building sites.
Terms and conditions-One- third cash in Tn lifted
States treasury votes, and the balance in equal
payments al one and Two years. with eight per
cent interest and special mortgage from date OF
sale until paid. with the hve per clause for
attorneys ftes Of suit. to be embraced in the
mort gage.
Acts Of sale, together with che stamps and the
taxes for 1870 before w. j. Castell. notary public
at the expense Of the purchasers. JAZZ til
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
BY Neville & Van Solingen.
ELEGANT THREE-SVORX BRICK DWELLING,
40 20; CAMP STREET. BETWEEN JULIA
AND ST. JOSEPH ST1EETS, GAsGUET ROW.
on A LONG CREDIT. AT AUCTION.

DY NEVILLE & VAN SOLINd:EN, AUG.
ID toneers.-Oticc, No. III tIravier strect.-Will
he sold at public auction on SATURDAY, .'anU-
airy n, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants
and AuctionecIs Exchange on Royal street. near
Canal.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the improvements thereon, situated in the
First District of this city, and i'll the square
prised within Camp ST. Joseph Julia and Magazine
streets, measuring d feet front on Camp street by
a depth of $50 feet between parallel lines running
to au aley-way i'll rear.
The improvements consist OF an elegant three
story brick dwelling containing two parlors, din
groom seven bedrooms, kitchen, servants
rooms, waslroom, pantry. etc; gas throughout,
hydrant, cistern, etc. Now rented at SIPS per
month.
Terms-One-third cash, balance by purchasers
notes of equal amount, az one, two and three
years credit, bearing special mortgage on the
property sold and eight per cent per annum in
terest from date until final payment with clause OF
five per cent attorneys fees in case of suit to re-
cover payment of the notes. Property to be kept
insured and policy transferred to vendor
Act Of sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps, at the expense OF the purchaser,
before T. .. stark. Esq. notary public. jail. To
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
By Nash & Hodgson.

DY NASH & HODGSON, ". l. HoIH;SON,
ID Auctune-r-Otfice No. 10 Gravier street-On
SATURDAY, January %, 1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
ment rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel. at public
auction Will he sold
SEVEN LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND, in IL. city CT Amte, parish OF Tang
pahos in this state. or the immediate line of the
New Orleans, Jackson. and Great Northern Rail.
road, together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and situated in the square No. Is
bounded by Railroad avenue. FIRST, Chestnut and
Pine streets and designated rs Nos. to 8, lnclU.
sivc. measuring each SO fee: front on Railroad
nue., by n depth O! 2.s feet lot No. forming the
corner Of Railroad avenue and Pine street; all ba.
tween parallel lines American measure. according
to plai. made b. Louis Il. Pile, surveyor. dated
Jal. uary -, 1871.
The improvements consist OF a comfortable one
story frame LoNse 20: No. 3, containing three
rooms and good fencing around portion Of the
grounds.
This desirable property embraces the ent are
front OF the square eNcep one lott mex: adj o.ning
square from sad hotel, the depot, buildings, etc,
in the very heart OF the corpora ton and il wei!
worthy the attention of parties seeking perua-
nent country investments.
Terms and couditoos-One- third cash IN United
States treasury notes and the balance at one and
two years, in equal payments, with eight per cent
interest and special mortgage. with vendors pST1-
iege from date until paid; the mortgage to embrace
the clause Of i've per cent for attorneys fees in case
OF suit
Acts of sale together with the stamps and ;he
taxes for 1870. before w. :. Casten notary at the
expense of the purchasers. tal3 til
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
By Charles e. Fortler.
VALUABLE PROPERTY On CANAL SrHEET LIZ.
TWEEN JOHNSON AM GLvEl STREETS.
SUCCESSION OY HENRIETTA NEwSlN. ALIAS
HENRY yEWSCN
rDYCHAR1ESE T.. FORTIER. AvCrIeNEHI

1DYCHARIESE 4. FORTIER. AvCrIeNERR
ID Oifce No. Is Exchange place-SATURDAi.
February Is, 1871, at twelve O'clock NJ, will be sold
at pubic auction at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change (rotunda St. Charles Hotel, OH St. Charles
street between Common ard Gravier streets, by
virtue OF order from the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated July
6, 1866, the hereinafter described property belong
ing to the aforesaid succession. to wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated IN the
First District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Canal, Jackson tnow Gasqaet,. Johnson and
Galvez streets, designated as lot Ne 8. in square
No. 81, OH plan drawn by e. A. Hedn architect
the eleventh of March, 1881. and measuring
Is feet inches front on Canal street l09 feet 10
lot No. Z 1l6 feet 10 inches in depth on the side
toward Galvez street, and opening III the rear to n
width Of SIS feet on the hnf which divides it FROM
aot No. S, together witt. all the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before P. &. CuveNe- notary public at
the expense OF the purchaser. including United
States stamps jal8 % fe4 II 10