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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

BE- To-Day the Democracy Of the
different election districts Of this coun.
tv meet to select, by ballot, five Dele
gates from each District, except Fred
ericl,, where they choose ten, to meet
at the Court House, on the 18th Of
this month, to choose Delegates to the
Democratic Conservative State Con
veution wlrh meets at Baltimore
city, on the 10th instant, to nominate
candidates for Governor, Stase Con.
troller and Attorney General
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

DEA-H.-Miss Salllc Eelfsnider, a
very interesting young lady, daughter
OF Mr.. John Reifsnider, o; Frederick,
aged about 20 years, died in that
city on Sunday last. Her disease
was that of the heart, and she suffer
ed in great agony for six months past.
She was devoted member of the
Evan. Lutheran church. Her re-
mains were inferred in Mount Ollvet
Cemetery on Tuesday morning, fol-
lowed by q large concourse of rela-
liver and friends.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

say- In the Frederick District the
Democratic party have two tickets in
the field for Delegates to the County
Convention, both pledged to the sup
port of VIM. Pinkney Whyte for Gov
ernor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

Mr.. SKIS corn in Mrs. Bussard's
field in front Of our Office must have
oil under it, for it has bounced up in
two days and nights at least a foot in
heighth. Some persons said when it
was planted that the ground was too
stony and poor for corn to grow-but
now look at it, and behold the thrifty
green stalks as they shoot upward to-
ward the skies
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

my The Philadelphia Press For
ney's paper says that Gen. Grant
continue. to have the inside track
for the Presidency, and his reelection
is only a question of time.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

Hon. John Lee Chapman, of Balti-
more, Commissioner for taking sub
scriptions to the capital stock of the
Western Maryland Railroad Extep-
sion, (from Williamsport to Cumber-
land}, reports that 2,2l7 shares have
been taken, and the cash instalment
of one dollar per share paid thereon
and deposited in bank.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

ma- A Political Club has been form
ed in Baltimore, presenting General
Grant as it's choice for President, and
Gen. Simon Cameron, for Vice Presl-
dent in 1872
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

nay. Thomas Gorsuch, Chairman Of
the Republican Central Committee OF
Frederick county, gives notice that a
meeting Of the Committee will be held
in the Coppcrsmith building Freder-
lex City, on the 22d of July, 1871, at
10 o'clock, a. NJ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

among the nations, but at present
Italy could fight her single handed,
with excellent chances Of success.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

ca The Hagcrstown Herald ara
Torch speaks III glowing terms of the
abundant and superior wheat and rye
crops of Washington county just har,
vested.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

THE Democratic press Of Maryland
generally conce,o the nomination OF
VIM. P.nkuay WAvte as the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor on the
first ballot. The nominating Conven-
ton meets in Baltimore on the 18th
instant.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

re- The Louisville (kentucky
Courier Journal, the leading Demo
cratic paper in the State, says Ken
lucky will sustain the New Depar
ture.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08
CREi0ERSTU WV DISTRICT

FINE LOOKING ConN.-Mr. George
,OgIe, most excellent and industrious
farmer Of the Creagerstown District,
residing on the Monocacy bottoms,
the old Abraham Grushon' and "Wil-
liam Dut.ow" FARM a short distance
above the Monocacy Bridge, on the
road from Ercagerstown to Woods
boro', has one Of the finest fields of
corn, perhaps the champion" corn of
the county. 1t has been out IN tassels
week ago-stalks thick and high,
and the recent fatten!ng rains and
warm sunshine will bring the roast
ing ears in double quick time
Another good rain and this corn will
be made. The yield will be prodi-
glous. Mr.. Ogle bought this farm
about year ago from the heirs of DR..
Dutrow for $ll,O00; and be intends
to bring it up to the highest state, Of
agricultural perfection. He is the
farmer who "follows his pillow" that
can do it.
The corn Of the farm of Mr.. John
W. Staup promises fair yield.
Mr.. Daniel Leatherman, on the
turnpike from Lewistown to the Fur
mace, has some fine looking fields, as
has also Mr.. Geo. Joseph Doll and MIR
Valentine S. Bruner in the same vi
csnity. This is on the old Spring
Geld" land Of Col. James johnson, Of
Revolutionary memory.
Mr.. Harry J. Krise, Of the Crea.
gerstown Hotel has raised some Of
the largest tomatoes this season any
where to be seen. They measure
from s to 10 inches in circumference
and are solid and plump, They are
of the "Buenos Ayres" variety.
Mr.. Charles Stevens, Of this place
gathered fine crop Of wheat this sea
SON: unusually large. Our farmers
generally have been successful.
Yhe prospects Of Mr.: ]. G: D. Har
ris, of this place, an old soldier of thu
Union Army, for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff, are said 70 b
good. Wy
This District goes entirely for VIM
Pinkney Whyte for next Governor o
Maryland.
The people here have been blessed
with fine rains.
The sale of the fine stock and farm
inc utensils Of Mr.. Jacob McDonne
v, Ii not take place until next spring
Mr., Mcronnels land is we'll calcuIa
ted far steep raising. His pasture
grounds are elegant.
TA1LOA1s.-The finest field of oat
we have seen in ibis county, is tba
ra;sed on the "Ci,au DION" farm of Mr.
A S. Gents, on the road between
Mecbanicstown ana Emmitsburg-.
formerly the well titled homestead
CHERRY Valley" of Mr.. John Stewart
a we'll known and excellen farmer II II
other days The oats on this held, y
acres, stands thick and heavy, stalk
from 6 to 7 feet high, and the yield vii
be large.
Mrs Laura D. Fair is said to has'
made $4,000 out Of Judge A. Parker
Crittenden before she shot him.
The little State of Delaware promise
three and a halt million baskets O
reaches this season.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-08

ag Gen. Grant has been prcacated
Nth th!ea Tili bu4a!oe3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
SALE TO A EFFECT PARTITION.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN TIE SECOND AND
THIRD DISTRICTS.
KULALIB LAB0RDB, WIFE OF 3. g. SANDER,
ADM1NIsTRATaIx or THE SUCCESSION OF
WIDOW =. LABORDR VI. HEIRS OF B. LAB
0RDR. FOR A PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. N.3ol.
sALR TO A EFFECT PARTITION.

RY CHAR1Es =; F0RIIKR: AgS5Ion-
R a1: Ae = iss :: s'sa = the the
Bank ef Leusisna at the corner & Royal and Cont
stxeets viii be sold at public auction, BY virtue Of
s1eesd, Jnags q the Second Distriet Csuls ir the
p.1i:h Of or!e:ns. On the tenth e feeruaTy ls7l,
sSa ssgned on ne nitesnse OF LeoFsary' is'i' the
l. a cERTxiN LdT 81 GR6uND. with all the
baildings and mprovehente thereon, situate on
:tsssss II tbs TS.S district u ii: city, said lot
.s a ss s. ts q .Ss s n.S
re ho1.s Ssc.s q "a z E!sseh.,en .tlest;
improvements thereon. sisssse in the nsw fau-
sosrx MszHy Y teis sity Sssnassd y the e, Ne e
Rect 4 SsRsh "a front On gissd stsset.
i.provenents thereon, situate in the new fsu.
Sss a..is,y e TIT: city, e..sn.ssa, e the No.
:tsests. ~ Ia iset,N ischss aud lines depth,
z2cSs n Tor or aRouunli With IN sAe
Improvements thereon, situate In the new Au-
q the city e. sy the No e;
sssess, Sstwsen Uiquisrt ssd 0ircd stsesis ~ IL
bet 10 inches and shines I'm depth.
.Eights, ways and advantages belonging, situated
bounded s. csrroiiton avenue. Il louis, s. james
IL measures 8 iset front on H. Louis street. ~
ITO feet inches and ines in Depth aud forms the
corner of St. Louis and st. James streets.
Tsrms-One-third cash, and the balance ct
sne and two year, I'm equal instsllments for notes
secured BY vendors privilege, end special mortgage
ct per sSaun from dsts to payment, the baliinss
= te insured for the amount q the notes, and t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30

$500 Di.s.ise cs.s Ar.sAs Dar,.A = orl..l'


Tos: 4. ~ sp ..E... .vHEssss5s
sSd Auetiesssss Ezsha.ss,se asysa stlsst: SstvssI
y q d ss s 1sa:s
s: = s.a . M s .s q III
= y;sA q S spss. ss.4sh "ds sSoss. rss
e 81 o isss:s bong square No
bounded by Reurth or 0ayoso, Van Buren, or Sslcedo
sS tn 5s ssc6 sSss ss.. .as.r. No. ~
bounded BY Van Buren or aalccdS, Third or Lspes,
Thaiia and nelponene streeta - 80.
bounded BY. Third or Lopes. second or Rendon,
1 segxaE II Sses s'sss s.ns square No.
4 SQUARE OF GROUND. being square No $50,
bounded by Violet or Clark, st. John, Thalis and
SQUARE On GROUND. being square No. lss.
bounded BY Filth or Dupre, Fourth or Gayoso.
4 SQUARE or 0EOUHD. being square No. ls!.
bounded by Fourth or Gayoeo, Van Buren, or Sal
81 Ssns No.
bounded by Van Buren,. Third or Lopez, 4elpOmene
and e. ssSxo bein. ,ouar. M ,s
s.en s y fSrS Or Eopes sseoss Or tendon,
0elp0sneue and TefpsichOro etreeto.
4 sogARE or GkOUHl, beins, eaaare Ne ~.
and TerpsfchOre streets. -
So0ARE OF GROUND, being square No. 15s,
bo% S y q y:n: Violet q clrs Aslpomsne
All according 70 plan made BY A: de Armas,
surveyor and civil engineer, dated March, 1871.
Terms and conditions One third cash in United
States treasury n0tes, balaace ON . credit Of one
and two years, in notes secured BY epecisl mort.
rate Of eight per GENT per 'annum nom date to
maturity; the mortgage u embrace the Ave per
cent clanse for attorneys fees in case Of suit to
force the payment Of any part Of the notes; the
purchasers Of squares Nos las, l46, 10 and ls8 to
assume the dIe3nage or other taxes due thereon.
On tho remaa.aef Of the squares all the taxes,
sumed by the representative Of the succession.
Acts Of sale be16Ie Theodore Guy0l. notary pub
ie 1t the expense Of purchaser including cost Of
stamps required by law. mills Is 81 apf 8 Is 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
HOS. 3os AND 3os ST. ANN STREET, BETWEEN
CLAIBORNE AID DERBIGNY STREETS.
succsssIoN or A. J. eu1Ror.
second District Court for TIE pazish Of orleans-No
A,3ss
VALUABLE RESIDENCE,


DY CHARLES =. FORIlKR, AuC-
ID tioneer.-SATuRDAY, April I. lo5ls e twelve
(ibrmery Bank Of Louisiana st the corner Of
Cont and Royal streets, win b sen BY virtue
Of an order iron the Heoorable LounD DuyiGneAud.
Judge Of the Becoud District Court for tho parish
q Orleana, dsted twenty-fourth sf February, lsH,
A CERTAIN LOF Of GROUND. together with the
buildings ard improvements thereon, .ituAfed IN
TIE isnSSur Irene q this c,ty N the sfGsa ss
borne Streets and designated lot No. Of square
No 70, and measudng. In American measure, q feet
II inches and lines front ON st. Ann street, by 4
depth of "a feet lines upon the line which sep
arates It from lot No 9, and - feet 10 inches and
and from part Of lot No. H. subject to the right Of
usufruct for life in favor Of Rugene Laeroix per
sct before Cuvelier, notary public, dated twenty
nrst Dect mbef. 1874, the usufructuary being bound
By contract to make all repairs, and by law to pay
al taxes on the property.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act OF sale before George W. Christy, notary
pubitc, 1t purchasers expense, includin8 revenue
stamps. fe30 mill 10 Is apl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, NO. as CHESTNUT
STREET, WITH LARGE GRouNDs ATTACHED;
ssh ALSO, ln'at
I-...-.s-4
LARGE PORTION OF GROUND ADJOINING
FORMING THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
gsfsk FOURTH DISTRICT. tqg
.g80T 49, fNf
&, SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE " STELLA.
-63E S4s.s
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. A,lsl.

by WILLIAM DE Lacy, 4gcrIoNsEs,
ID office No. Is Commercial plAco-WkDNBCDAY,
A At y r. sss s. r. e
Charles Hotel will be sold ct public auction, BY vr
the and in pursuance Of IN order Of the Hon Louis
fof - the -pariah Of Orleans, dated March IS,
1871, No. 3ll5l Of the docket Of said couif, for &C.
count of the shove. succession, tbs following de-
''n0so css lRsRRsA PosTrox OF GROUND, together
With al the Sailding. and inprovements thereon,
square bounded BY Chestnut. sixth, Coliseum 0ate
Pfaquemines) and Seventh streets, and designsted
as Dc 1 No q . .s g
inches incl mont On Chestnut Street BY depth q is
'e r. improvements consist 81 an eie1snt now
frame slated dwelling retired from street, with
.treet csntaining in main building, on lower door,
wide han, double arched parlors and large dining.
room, With hel, three large chambers and cabinet
c"nts}ns psnfry, kitchen and wash and frenins
room heleW. and bathroom and two chambers
4 srS q a. a'ss: ss ss co.,
and and gas ii1tares Shzsughout the premises bath.
tshsn "a y :sRP Sss By s.s eSs
two story ffame slateA detached building in rear
containing two rooms below and two above, gallery
in . Tf sd SS aood snd hs
2. THREE LOTS OF 0nOUeD, etuatsd N the
erty, desienated BY the NoA :, and Z. lot 10 4
forming the cornerof Chestnut 81 seventh sereets
mentioned, 30 feet mont ON C6eatnut street, By 9
depth Of l5s feet Inch and lines between parable!
Inca This property 10 we'll 1enoed ~ enz1oueoeo
with handsome shade trees.
This property ID situated in one q Tie most agfee:
able locations In the garden district ceQyp1ens to
markets., etc, midway between two iinee q car.
and aords those in search Of handsome restdence
IN excellent opportunity to purchase seldpm Pre-
scented. ST
Terms and conditions One-third cash, ara the
balance ON credit Of one and two years. payable
in the notes Of the purchasers IN equal
with interest ct the rate Of eight Per cent per IN.
mum fsom date Of sale until final payment, secured
BY mortgage and vendor. lien and privilege on the
property eold; mortgage 70 contain the clause Of
i've par bees h ceso u suit property
T. be kept insured, and the policy transferred "a
Acss u ~ and United States revenue stamps Of
tho expenoe II DC purchasers befoee + q. Cots
chaks notary puba3e. ~ mis- Sape Is 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
TWO coMFoRrABLs rgNExENTs At AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOIN PRzxpERoRAsr. No. s4es

RY G. DE FERRET, AuCTIONEER-.OFFICI
ID Ne. 50 Royal street--AATURDAY. April Is,
1871, 1t twelve o'clock u. ct the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, will be sold BY public auction.
by virtue Of An order from the Honorable Louis
Duvgneaud, Judge of the second District Court for
the paxish Of Oreans 1ased March II, 1871, the fol
lowing described real estate, belonging to said
j. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Third
District in square bounded by Victory or Decatur,
Port, M0reau Cbsrtres and 1t. Ferdinand streets,
designated ~ lot No. I'm square No. 2, which lot
measures ~ feet inches and lines front ON Vic.
tory street, by . depth of IS feet inches and
lines the side Of lot No. and So feet inches ON
the side line of lot No. g. the line measuring
II feet inch and lines. The buildings and Inn
pr0vements (heing No. 1l9 Victory street, consist
Of . 0ne-stOTy frame house, covered with slate,
containing two rooms, . cabinet aHd side and
rear gallery, back building containing one room;
also, . brick privy. cistern, paved yard, etc.
q ANOTHER Lot OF GROUND in the First
District, in the square bounded by Perdido,
Gravier, johnson and Galvez Streets measuring -
feet IL inches and lines front ON johnson street,
by l32 feet 3 inches and lines in depth, be-
tween parallel lines. ~
The buildings and improvements consist Of .
ohestory frame house no. 10 johnson street,,
containing two rooms, and shed. In the yard
onestory frame house containing four rooms; also,
two cisterns, pgivtes, etc. st.f ~ $50
Terms-Cash.
Acts Of sale. with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before W. j. Csstell, notary pub
lie, II purchasers expense.
mills 16 IS ap1 8 Is r -.., ..,-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
AssIGNRYs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DY C. Z. 0IRARDRY 4 CO., AUG.
ID tioneers-TUBSDAY, April I, 1871, ct eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. on the corner Of Clio and Howard
streets, By order Of 3. Norton, AssiSnss, in the
sold by ublic auction
TIKI FRAME BUILDING, chatting pullies,. power
press, portions Of . saw mill, planning and other
machines, stands, carriers, etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot mh13 ap4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30

seeend District Court 1be IT, pazish - Orlsans-
5aepa isie Na aaSl& t#s =

uY NASH = HOD06oNEW. ]. H0DGsON,
s.T ~ =. Am 9 IN, 6 ..slys Sslss3
nsss rossds q rs s. chsrsss 1essl, 4 BY virtue
ara II puE.nence q : Judgment, an4 IN order q
Seesad DiG1riet CSeEt ~ l. pazish z Orieens.
asSSspii s ssp! . ksSs ,: .sa .s9sd
e ssd fa IS s aa 10th
wife e Geergs wssner: " nra yiEsisis Burke. tor
ONE 7zItzsIs LOT OF aaouSD, tsgether
stasts in tie Ms Sistsss g IS sy 1i E &:
(Isse Apollo) md Irsts streets, neesnring 3
feet f!snt On q Charles street y : depth Of g
the corner Il 81 Charles and .Thalis streets. "a
between parallel lines, American MEASURE, accofd.
Ing 70 = plan made By Louis q. P1lie. Surveyor,
: The i.provs.ssnt consist Of ; ven S1flt two.
stcEy. frame residence, with tweetory name hack
cs g st1ss .:ss sres - = Ell: r. =
na1s Ssldins. With Hsshss. sterssoeA sn1 two S,o
e %sse s so;ss SS ,s. end
:sIslr. N j: isssss ~ ossss* ssss isn. =. =
n Two vzlpAsLs Ions or GROUND. TO-
gethsr. With t6s bcildi.ss. ma ingseyenents
I'm the square bounded BY Raee. ChiDRswa, Orange
sSa & John sH B.Rssss st.sst: dssP.ssd =
aa1sh q : IA GspPssxs s
cornsr q Rase and Chippews strects-an between
laan ,ssads by Leafs H Pilis. suvsysr, Dated
ne he inpesv 1s ssnast Of As.has tsnsnsnt
sssE Salidiss s. asSsr ai.ss r.s(' q ino~s :
xes Nand = ChiI2eCs strsst. ard. co1ts ~ y
ron, iitcSaa sn1 saeSs1:sn, With closets. 60,
below, and four or i've bedrooms above, With
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30

RY WILLIAM De LACY. AUCTI0sEE7
Apceos q Sc
virtue Of JUDI ment in PARTITION rendered 6y the
trct Court tor the parish Of Orleans in the above
EMIT ed suit rendered tenth February, 1871. and
signed sixteenth February. ISL. the following real
l. one LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
and Peters streets, in the square boanSsi By r..
Orange streets, designated BY the No. Z, on plan
posted in the ONCE of A.. Dericcoart, notary, in
this city. according to which plan the :aid lot
tiers street. l54 feet front ON Orange street, ll1
feet inches and lines on the line dividing it
from lot No. S. and Is feet 6 inches and line on
The buildings and improvements consist Of .
onestory frame and one story brick building,
e a. 49, r s ..s 49, 2:
3. ONH LOT OF GROUND, with an the 6uildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth
inc and Constance streets, d the square bounded
by Constance Qate Live Oak. Magazine. Josephine
s%d s. n's. and 4 y ans
1871. and deposited in the oface Of 7. o. stark,
notary in this city, and measures % feet II inches
inches and lines in depth and mont On Josephine
street, between parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements thereon consist
Of . two-stoFy frame double tenemept buflding
known q No. 81 Constance street, containing
seven rooms ON each SID, sheds, cisterns etc. The
corner y occupied - . grocery, snd the side I'd.
joining - fancy store.
Terms snd Conditions 0ne-lourth cash, bale.ce
ON credit Of one, two and three years, payable in
the notes Of the purchasers, n equal
tnstallnents, with interest ct the rate of
eight per cent per annum from the date Of sale
til final payment, secured BY mortgage on the prop
erty sold; mortgage I'd cohtsin the clause Of five
per cent attorneys fees In case Of suit the prop
erty to be kept insured and policy transferred.
Acts Of san and United States revenue stamps
before Joseph COIN, notary public, at the expense
Of the purchasers. mil II Is q apl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
BY Nash q Hodgson.
HOUSEHOLD HURNITUR8y GOLD WATCH. NOV.
ABLEs AND BILLS RECEIVABLE
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK H. CUMMINGS.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
ar II No. 3l4E3. Gs.a 800 It'f83
BY Mash q Hodsson.

RY NAsM . HOp9eeMs u; noDesoH,
1ONDAY. April 10. fs1l, q II o'clock 4 r., on the
pgeiees On the CORNER II Thiga ane Claxe streets,
BY virtue and 10 pureuance Of IN oeef Of the Hon.
Louts Duvieneap1, Judoe ~ the GseeeA Distriet
Court for the parish Of 0rleans dated February H.
1s51, doehst M - - M ac6oant II the sucees-
SION Of Patrick q. Cummings, deceaaed. ct public
TaR RnTlRR COMTHNTS u the shove residence,
ceosistiag Or household furniture, beds. armois,
Also, certain PROSisSoRY NOTE, drawn BY J.
Il. 0alx, dated Uev Os1eaas nos00AsR Is, ~. %
his ewn order, and indoised By him, payable dix
H0nthsaftzR date. fbr olQoo now in suit.
Terms-Ceah on the spot, in. Unitea etates
treasury notes pha apl 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR FRANCIS
Lee-N0. 3,34l.

DY NEVILLE Il VAN SOLINGEN, AUC-
d tioncersLOfice, No. III Gravier street-Win
be sold at public auction on SATURDAY. April
u, 1871, at twelve O'Clock n, at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers' Exchange, on Royal street. near
CustomhOuse by virtue of and pursuant to tuAtg-
ment and an order Of the Hon. l. Duvigneaud,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated March 3, 1871, court docket No.
a, 3H, in the matter Of the minor Francis B. Lee
/. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
bounded by PrytaniA, Jackson, Coliseum and
Philip Streets together with al the improvements
thereon. Said lots measure each 20 feet 'front.' on
Prytania street, by depth Of 12o feet between
!. cERTxIM PIECE OF GROUND, situated in
the Of the above, measuring in length So feet
10 inches and lines by width Of 81 feet inches
and lines i'a ia=-
The improvements consist of well built two
story residence, back buildings and out buildings,
rendering It one of the most desirable positions in
the city.
This property 10 directly opposite the handsome
residences Of Gessrs. Relf Preston. and Kruttntz,
Prytania street, 10 paved with square blocks, and
Ill paid for.
Horse cars pass the doors every two minutes.
Terms-One-third cash, the remainder in equal
intallments 1t and two years. for notes secured
by special mortgage ON the property, and bearing
eight per cent interest from date until final pay.
ment; act of sale to contain the clause Of i've per
cent attorneys fees in either Of the notes have
to be sued upon; Improvements to be kept insured,
and policy transferred. = - 5as.srs
Act Of sale, together With internal revenue
stamps ut the expense Of the purchaser, before r.
G. Moot, notary public. m53 30 sp6 10 u
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