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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY

THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
National Savings Bank.
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THR
United States, March, 1865.
Thirty-three branch offices have already been es-
tablished throughout the country.
Principal Office:
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
J. W. ALvoRD, President. D. L. EATON, Actuary
At1 NEW ORLEANS BRANCH:
II4........... CarOndelet street.........IIa
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Deposits of any amount received. All accouuts
strictly private and confidential All deposits are
payable on demand with interest due. SIX PER
CENT interest paid or compounded. free of all
taxes three times in each year. Especial ad vantages
afforded to trustees guardians and others having in
charge trust funds; also. to societies lodges div-
sons and associations Certificates OF deposit is
sued, payable on demand in currency or gold with
interest due. Deposits can be made by express, or
bank draft or postal money order. Deposits re-
ceived from individuals, firms, societies and cor
porations, subject to check at sight. .
Inc Freedmans Savings and Trust Com pany Was
Incorporated for the special benefit of fhe freed
men OF the South, but it offers its advantages TO
an classes alike. As national institu ton sub-
ect at all times to the supervision of the Conaresa
OF the United States its honesty and n IL ORTIZ are
constantly assured. "Ae
OFFICE HOURS: From A, M. to P NJ. and on
saturday nights from six to eight o'clock
r,,,-, 9. d. STURTEVANT,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18
The Perils of Life in New York..
= Political .C0rrHpfion. re- ~ :

AT the close of an editoral, in relas
ton to the murder Of Mr. Pltmanby
the drunken rough, Foster, last week, !,
the Ny. Sun comments as follows. sos
Il SsThe murdered man was highly
RESPECTABLE merchant, and the mifrder.
ers-for there were two Of them owed
their positions to the influence Of ward
politicians. These men, 80 aSI O. class,
habituallyl insult sdefenceless women In
the cars. If arrested they are discharg.
ed by the, magistrates. E, The more
modest the woman, the greater the in
suit. The indigaity offered to Miss
Duwal is not uncommon 1t is seen
every night and nearly every day by
those who ride in the horse cars. ..-'Wo-
men are insulted openly and with im-
punity. In nine cases out of ten both
driver and conductor Witness these
scenes without ofprotest. t-a -''i7-sz-f-i-s
"Foster has political influence AA
Some of his relatives are intimate
friends of Tammany Hall LEADER
Not long ago, it is said, he was a fore
man of sewers up town. The Tam
many newspapers arenot yet aware of
this fact. When they are informed of
it, they wiIlchange their tune. =, -. : +
"Foster will not be hanged; The
Court officials will attempt, to bring
him to justice with flourish; but
whatever is done, fUr. whatever the
verdict, they will save him from the
gallOws. Were he an outcast like
Jack Reynolds, a poor foreignerlike
John Rodges, he would 60 his grave
within three months. The people
SHOULD not forget that the Tammany
Headers control the city, and that
Foster can escape the gallows only
through their connevance."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

We are also putting IL in Cooking Stoves,
thereby dispe1lsiaS scifh BackscaHs and saving r
much expense 10 the consumer. besides pre-
venting dust escaping when the fire Is stirred. Z
Persons having the Tfopic. Ranger or Sentinel
Cooking Stoves, can be suppliedtwith thiserats
for them; also, WERNET's JoINTED CENTER or
Cross-pi.ce which cannot spring mp az the ends
" sink in the middle. and will last as long as
eight or ten of the ordinary Kind. 5II.l , afI q
We also make Es}is patent METALLIC
HEARTHs. which ssre superior TO Marble, Stone
or Brick Hearths. oilir --l-c-t 'sf1AlhrA - %
! Forthe above improy emenfs and the superb
or Cooking, Heating and FranFfin stoves made
consumers -octlS7o-H
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= -, MN5rSr. q 80
WEAK NEE ES,

W11MEnn1nnnlues.
. Warmers Dysps psta ronic is prepared e1-
presSiy Tor 10y spepuCs anu tnOse suffei Ing VITA
weak nerves with nauitua. constipation. IeIe
are cry few VINO nave not eiup.oyed pns sIci-
ans Tor years 10 re...edy what LHis pre- pdraliou
VIII do IN d few weeks, y siren tnening the
NERVES, enrlchIng TIE cIrculatl,Jn, resi "a iiig
digestion, giving strength men Laiiy and phys
icalIy zen aDIl III those VINO may nave been COL
hfieu Tor years 10 their rooms as In alids to
again resume their oceu patiuns and all the du-
ties OF liie. One Lrldi We ask 10 lens.ule
this :einedy to recUnIinenu ItseiI 10. the most
sk keptieai. AZ 10 n silsnL! stimulating tonic
aid u spienuId appetizei, 1t strsn nssnens th=
stomach &n.t restores tile gebetsttINe organs
ana digesi ion To peuitDy state. W ea,4,
nery ols and dispepiic persons should use
WARNERs -DYsPEPsIa 1oSIC. Fol sale by
druggists. Pr,ce UIIe D,,ll;u.
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+ There wuz about thirty or forty mig
gers about me, and j wuzalyin in fro it
Nv the town pump, and immejitly Un-
der the spout thereof. One gray head
ed nigger, who breaches to the rest NV
em, remarkt: l-l-'s- sail- --.s'i o. s-..r 1.t
Bredrin, this yer misguided man is
one OBJ dem disturbin Ku-KluXes. Wat
shel we. do wild. him?v SAk.RA - ~
"Hang him! hang him!p shoutid
they all in kOrus.9t s Ia 40
; Mercy! mercyY / skreekt i'm agony.
81 ainJ no Ku-KluX. L" ,"'e1f7's' /.
ss'Don't go fur to add lies to yoor, od-
der SINS" said the old man; "ef yoo
amt no Ku-Klux wat does yoo wear
dat aas yS9ha9s5P ysI9,HIs5 furs Why dis SWORD sword
There wdz a brief consultashen Nv
the elder ones, while The young mig
gers wuz a riggin a rope to tree, 1
layin the while shiverin with an ague
fit NV fear. tnp -. N.Y. t-za ..l-.. ..-
Hang himup shouted one. &
BURN him!" shouted another.
'Bredrin," said the old man, "dem
punishments is too lite. 2 Tll sarve him
out. Put him under the spout" sed
the hory-headel ! wretch, ""apdTpump
yiggerous!" .'-~Tsr,,r.s'. :. -, -, ... T.
How long that cussed stream wuz
poured out onto mel know not, for
wuz in a state Of semi-unconshusnis all
the time. When they had amoozed
themselves suffishently in that way, the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18
5WINB OF LIFE.9n

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
" arner's Vtnum yitse, or " Inc OF Llft, Is
Tree from any poisonous drugs or Impurities,
being prepared Ior tnuse who require u sLIlllu-
liant. IL Is q splendid appetizer ami tonic, and
the finest thing IN the world tor purify ing Lhe
DIOod, 1t is the most peasant and delicious
articie offered to the puoiic, lar superior to
Draudy, whisky vine, Bitters, or any other ar
Licie. IL is niofe heaithy, and cneaper. Both
male and female, young or Old, car lake the
Wine OF Life. II IN, IN iact, liie preseryer.-
inuse VINO " ssh 10 eiIIoy good nei,itn and a Iree
how lively spirits VIII d well 10 take The
Wine'of Life. IL is different from any thing
ever befoIe use. II Is SOLD by all uruggisiS
Price one Duliar, III quart bottles.
1his Wlne Is Prepared W take the pace OF all
other BiUters or Liquors known to pe inade up
OF Eusil 0ii An other deleterIous articles. lhe
Wine OF Lie is distilled with great care,
especially Tor those who equire a healthy
skimulent, aud for ilie use OF Medical Aen and
MUSES. In tne sick-rOonI, III placs-oi the villain
iOus liquors now in Use, anus often depe1ued
upon. In faci, IL Is q constant complaint OF
Pby 81 ians IN this country, that IL 10 quite I'M
possible 10 procure pure 81. mulant liquors for
their patients. W e ask the Medical faculty and
the public 70 give Warmers Vinum VlIs or
Wine OF Life q trial, and We ask
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

A rare instance 90 animal sagacity is
reported from b ,lleboro, VT. A cow
swallowed aw let containing bills con-
tanning 81 100 After waiting two days
that cow died of throat disease. The
money was found in her stomach. Fur
ther investigation disclosed the fact
that the bills were all counterfeit.
The COW evidently knew this
and that is why the bills wouldn't
pass.
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TOisAN ALlZE 1T

Then spe OF II acc,,rding 10 lts merits, COM
pare 1t With Whisky, Bitlers, sBrandy, and 9TH
er such articles, and see the difference. If they
ind the Wine Of Life Is pure and wholesome,
and the other Liquors poisonous, hich they
icertainl, will do,) then they are morally bound
10 prescribe and recommend the Wine oi Life
to their patients and friends as the best stiInu-
lent and tonic in use: but should they lind it
not pure and what The proprietors claim for II,
let them publicly denounce 1t. II Is the physi-
clan duty TO learn anu find out which Is the
most wholesome stimulant for his patients, and
to do so he must examine and look into the
quality Of each article. and learn for himself II
the Wine OF Life has any pecui ar merits 10
warrant it's general use. The proprietors claim
the Wine OF Life TO be more wholesome and far
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18
EXTRA SPANISH JACK
RACK HAWK

MIL be kept ut tne stables OF J. Wood.
w mansee, one mile West OF st. Clairsville.
This nrst-class animal will be for service
throughout the s.-ason. and Tn ,se wishing to
brs. d in that direction Will hnd him al home
each day during tue week. -
n ap0iH ]. WOODAANSEE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

The RothschiIds of Paris clothed,
during the siege, fOrty-eigh thousand
children, thirty-twO thousand women,
and twelve thousand men who were
unable to clothe themselves, with
wooden garments at an expense of 3OO,-
| 600 frances.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18
Purify the Blood w ith
DR.. WhAVEa'S MEDICINES
s--a Tor, Hmm ORG


THESE Invaluable Medicines have achieved =
COMPLETE TRIUMPH in eradicating Humors
of ALI Kinds, fro the human system. They
were introduced To the public some six years
SINCE and have been used with entire success
The GANKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP is
taken Internally, which cleaness nf the Blood,
by throwing imprities to the su face, when
the CERArE:i Is applied, externally, and all
eruptious are destroy ed and Health and Beauty
restored. Their ASTON SHING SUCCESS has
called out many ignorant pretenders, whs
to the public. They are out IN almost every
form from panacBa's down to Pills, and all for
Humors, tof course they dre.)
Z But IL has been reserved to DR.. WEAVERS
SYRUP and CERATE to achieve what, luuder
the circumstonces,) may be regarded as the
most brilliant triumph yet achieved by any
uedicineev introduced to the American
public. Why is this? simply becsuse they
perform what they promise; and notwithstaud-
ing the Introduction OF these new and wOud.
eriul preparations to the public. the SALT
their way, conqnering as they go. l. the pub
lie wish To try these new preparations. we have
not q word TO say, for they have SURE REM
EDY roFALL BACK UPON, viz, DIR. WEAv-
ER'S CANKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP
and CERATE or this fact the public are we'll
aware, tor thousands, In all sections Of the
country, have been cured by them; after all
other remedies had utterly failed.
a l. n. HARRIS CO.. Props.
-. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rs-Soid by all Druggists.
n FOR SALE BY
H. West & Son. st. Clairsville, Ohio.
= i. IL. Patterson,
T. N. Lewis, ke297O-iy
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fatfnt a#sdifins.
~ <Aa.-> a.
Pile REMEDY.

Warner-s fiis kemed, has never ItIisu
(not even u cASej ,LO cure the very. worst
cases OIL Bind lIcning or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should lmmedisleiy call on
their druggist and get II, for IL will, with the
rsJ 10 pllcatlUn, INSTANTLY afioru COIN piele
Lei, aud u lew following app Cautious are only
required " effect pernianenL cure without
any Jroueie or inconvenience In ils Use.
MAKSER's PILE REMEDY is expressly for
the Piles, and is not reconmended " cure any
other disease. 1t has cured many csisee OI over
lnIrty years stanuIns. Price one Dollar. For
sale by druggists everywhere. .l...-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

1t is very comical to hear a man at
the wedding repeat after clergyman in
the Episcopal service, "With all my
worldly goods I thee endow,. when he
happened to be a poor clerk and the
prioe an nelreSs. tt
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COU q Ii No MOhk


Warner's Cough Balsam ie healing, soft
ening and expectOfatins. the extraordinary
power II possesses in immediately relieving,
and eventually curing, The most obstinate
cases OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
influenza, Citarrb, Hoarseness, Asthma
and Consumption is almost incredible. so
prompt the relief and certain its effects III all
the above cases, or any affection OF tie throat
and lungs that thousands of ply sicians are
daily prescribing II, and one and all say that it
il the most healing aud expectorating medi.
cine known. One dose always affords relief,
by dru slsts. in large bottles. Price One Iollar.
1t Is youl wn fauItif you still cough and suffer.
The Ralsam will cure. TrlrE~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18
PETROLEUM V. NASBY,
(wich yvuz Postmaster.

- (WlCn WuZ POStHldSUef.J
p. 81 hev just learned that that vii
lain Bigler aided and abetted by that
other villin Pollock, put plaster NV
Spanish flies under the saddle Nv the
hoss they Civ me, which article will
make blister in about twenty minuits!
That accounts for her cavOrtin-that
akounts for her kickin, snOrtin, and in
fernal runnin away! Bigler called on
me and confessed it. He said, with q
rrin on his face, thatth mare was dull
and lazy; and he desired, for my sake,
to improve her ackshen! That scoun-
drel! P. v. n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

ADYANTA GES FOR FIRE PLACES. ...'
lst 1t is cast in one piece and holds the fus
of the Backwall. TC- rf.-.r r..
2nd. 1t has draught thr ough the rear as well
as the front of the CRATE supplying air to all
parts of the fuel. causing perfect combustion.L
Sd. II cannot clog up, burn out, or get out Of
order in any way.
1th. The opening between the rear bar and
the back of the Chimney, causes strong and
constant upward currentof the heated air, car
rying the dust up the chimney, and prevents
I SCOT from blowing down.
5th. The fire being more intense at the back
of the Crate, the fuel as it is consumed, falla
paIClt ,;l1ts s.4tiitlsthC floor. -ut
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

white-headed old william Che ought to
hev been cheef torturer in a Spanish
Inquisishen) took quart cup and fillin
it with water, sed, without relaxin a
single mussle Nv his stern face, "Drink
it.''
'Man. MANI / Ishrieked in agony"
s'hev you no mercy! Hev yoo no bow
els of compashin! DO VOC know wOt
yoo requireuv me? Take and hang
me and be done with it. l will not
drink it. Ineyer did, cannot"
But wild with laughter those GRIMM
feends seezed me and holdin open my
Jaws pOred a full quart nv that hOoid
a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

TOMATOES AND THEIR CULTIVAs
are now an essential
article of diet in every household, and
when one grows for his own use, quail
ity is of far more consequence than
quantity. We have now for several
years noted the growth tomatoes on
poles, and compared them with other
Ways, and think there is no question as
to their absolute superiority in every
respect. The common field plan OF
leaving them to grow as they list,
spreading everywhere over the ground,
may be, as the truck-growers say it Is,
the best way, the way in. which the
heaviest weight of fruit can be had in
proportion to the labor spent; but in
this manner the fruit is more acid than
under any other system. Another plan
is to make trellis, so that it looks like
an inverted v A with the plants
trained up both sides; but the great
shade to the fruit in this way preyen
that perfection which the sun and air
sives them when trained up to stakes.
The best way to proceed Is to do as Is
done with Lima beans; that is, set the
stakes before the plants are put OUT
these need not be over six feet out OF
the ground, and may be set four feet
apart each way. AS the plants grow,
tic them up to these stakes; but that
will not be required over half dozen
times during the summer. Twenty
plants in this way will yield as much
fruit as double the number on any Other
plan; and in quality there is no com,
parison. In planting, do not set Q41
until the soil is warm, or the planti
will be stunted and nothing gained. Z
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-uperior and DheapeF
WHISKYlOR BRANDY

or ih iact, any o5iaf article IN com MON use and
ought TO be usedin every family. Every body
should give II a trial Tits new thing, gouiy
been IN use about one year, yeE II has already
gained q great name and a wonderful sale, and
whoever once tries IL will always recunlnend
even delicious, aud any one would be crazy to
take whisky. &C., II he can get the Wine "f
Lie. Tits far sale by drugg5sts every wnsre, in
quart bottles. Price One .iollar. We challenge
the world TO produce - purer, cheaper, and
nicer article Than iS.iJ.lF I1.ily HItH ~
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST. HOW REsToRED
Just published, . new edition Of Dr. Culver.
wells Coieurated Essay on the radical cure
without medicine) Of Spermstorrhoeao or SEMI
nal Weakness, Involuntary SO ninl Losses-
Impotency, Mental and Physical Iucapacity,
Impcdiinents TO Marriage, &C.. aiso, Consemp-
ton. Epilepsy, aud Fits. induced by self.in-
duIgence or sexual extravaganza.
~ Price, In q sealed envelope. onlys ccrts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
ess2y ,clearly demonstr ter from thirty yssrs'
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
qnences OF sell. abuse nnay be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal nledi.
cine or the application Of Aha knife;i pointing
out mode OF cure NJ once simple. certain, and
efSectuai, by means Of which every sufferer; NO
matter what inis condition may be, may cure
s1 Thin i; iscinIe .bouid be- ip tns hand.of
every youth aud every imam in the land.
Sent, under seal In plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid. ON receipt six cents or two
p3sii xi.o ss.p ISL pptca,verwsfrs .xsrrtsxs auid. y
price Is cents. Address the Publishers
,.. CHAS. q. KLINE & CO., .
lN Bowery, Now York. Post Once Box 456S.
dec29ly ' ''7'''' i' ''''''
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satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
TRY US.
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The PRESERVATION OF EGGs.-The
Journal de Phdrn,acie ct de Chiznie con-
tains an account of some experiments
by NJ. H. Violette, on the best metht d
of preserving eggs subject of muuh
importance in France. Many meth Ods
had been tried; continued immersions
in lime-water or saltwater; exclusion
of air by water, saw-dust, ETC., and
even vanishing has been tried, but re-
spectively condemned. The simplicity
|ofthe method adopted on many farms,
namely, that of closing the pores of the
IshelI with grease or oil, had, however,
attracted the attention of the author,
who draws the following conclusions
from series of experiments on this
method. Vegetable oil, more especi-
tally linseed, simply rubbed on the
egg, hinders any alteration for suffi-
GENTLY extensive perio and presents
a very simple and effacious methods OF
preservation, eclipsing any methods
hitherto recommended or praeticed.
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9th. Every part Of the fire place is thus kept
bright, and refiee Is he he into tine : q
70 7Ih. II improves the draughI OF all chimneys.
Sth No dust hue is Ne eded in the back wall.
9Th. II Will burn harsi and soft coal. nut coal
and slack making no eiDders. - ----- Il
. 10th. II does not have o be rernov ed 10 put In
tie Summer Piece. but lift up the. 'front.' and
shove back into the chimney.
lIth II can be putt in any IRE place or front
more thap ordinary graf and is no hum bug =
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
DY &. e. GIRARDEY 4 CO.. AUG

DY G. f.. GIKARDEI & CO.. AUG
ID tionaer,-Ofice No. II Exchange place.-SAT-
uRDAi, February 1871, at twelve o'clock H. al
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customlouse
streets III city of New Orleans. by virtue OF two
DEGREES OF ,he Honorable +. II. Durtll Judge OF the
district Court of the United States OF America for
the District of Louisiana, sitting III bankr'ptcv
-, cd r,-,n4ctiyrly the invent fifth day of June
and ta-p1ty-,ecOnd day of December, 1870 ana
rendered in the matter of Patrick Nal.aheT; banA-
rupt will he sold by public auction, the following
a'S'l :, &c CtIg ,TTthI SQUARE OF GROUND il the
Sixth District OF this city, late Git. Of jeiferson
parish of Jefferson designated as SQUARE no. 90
bounded bv Napoleon avenue, Camp, Chestnut
and Jena streets rs per plan No g., deposited III
Boo, OF Plans No. ,, i'll office OF = NaSnef no.af?
pu1Iic said square contains twenty four lots OF
rro,i,l,i numbered from 10 "a inclusive. Lots
I 20 10 inclusive, measure, Zach ~ feet front on
Nano!eon ;.veuue, by 40 feet in depth Lots II and
by 100 feet in depth. Lots II to y, inclusive
measure, each. p feet front on lena street by
40 feet depth. and lots % and a measure each
20 feet front on Camp street by ibo feet IA dtpth
lot No l forming the corner of Napoleon avenue
and Camp streets; lot No. 10 the corner OF Ma
3,lton avenue and Chestnut street; lot No. - the
corner OF Jena and Chestnut streets and lot No ~
the corner OF Jena and Camp streets.
3 TEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with al
same district, in the square bounded By Chestnut
Camp. Jena and Cadiz streets, and designated by
the Nos :. to 90 incll,sEriE, on particular sketch
made Lv William II. Williams, surveyor, on the
txeut of May, 1860 annexed to AN act before
W J. Castell, notary, on the ninth December, 1861:
Lot, Nos H. u, II. tand Is adioin each other and
measure each 30 feet front ON Camp street by a
depth between parallel lines Of $50 feet lot NO.
forming tie corner of Camp and Cadiz streets: lot
No Is adj jons lot No IS, and measures 80 feet front
on Camp street by depth between parallel ins rs
of 100 feet and lots Nos. l.. 10, l9 and 20
ldioin each other. and measure, EACH ~ feet
from, on Jena street, by depth; between parallel
lines Of .2o feet lot N" Il forming the corner OF
Camp aud jena streets.
The DEGREES of court ordering the safe OF shc
.. haH nrQn ne
sold il, q single. parcel and freed from all nculn-
brailcts and the assignee, acting aS the Onctr OF
ti,- court viii convey only such title AS Is III hin
vested by the assignment in bankruptcy anu ny
t!ar aforesaid DEGREES of court.
Tern--Cash on the spot in United state. treas
.iry notes: and purchasers to assume Paymth;
over and above the price OF adjudication, OF AL
taxes DIE the property up to the day OF SAFE.
Acts of sale, together with United States lnterna
rpstnre stamps attached aJ the expense OF the pur
chlse1. before Michael Gernon. notary public.
al. ~