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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10
Forty-Second Congressional Session
WASHINGTON, d. c., jan. 0, 1872.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr. Sumner presented another large batch of
memorials nom colored citizens in different see
tons Of the Union, advocating the enactment of
his supplementary civil rights bill; one from
Georgia was fifty feet IN length.
Senator Clayton OF Arkansas made personal
explanation cOntradctng the charges brought
against him in the newspapers.
Mr.. Thurman moved to take up the pending
resolution to admit Mr.. GOidthwait, of Alabama,
to seat, pending the Investigation into the
validity of his election, and, in response 10 n
question by Mr., Conkling, SAID it was the unan-
lmous Judgment Of the committee on elections
mat the resolution should pass.
Inc resolution was then adopted
MT. Morton then called up the resolution to
pay roster Blodgeu, of Georgia, late contestant
Adopted. NV '9'''' '0' N'' 'io'''
Bills were introduced:
% by MI Wllson-Authorzing the appointment
ot superintendent Of national cemeteries.
ny Mr' fOmeroy-Io enable honorblv dis.
cnarged soldiers aud sailors, and their widows
ana 0,rpnans' TO acquire homcsteads.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Poland, from the joint standinp commit.
tee on southern outrages, reported the testi.
mOny of two witnesses from Arkansas and n
was referred to the committee on clections Tbe
reason of this reference was that the testinonv
atlecslsUmewhat the right of Representative IA
waids OF Arkansas TO retain his seat, there be-
in contest ir his case.
Mr. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, from the com.
mtlce on coming, reported a bill revising the
laws relative 10 the nnts, assay offices and coin.
nle OF the United Safes beng Il supple codifcu-
ton of existing laws Discussed At some lenpth
without nc ion, except the itlcction of one or
two amendments offered during the debate.
Adjourned.
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Wisconsin,.

lhE SlIlAIIONs
MADISON, Jan. "a majority Of the mem
bers of the legislature have arrived. The con-
test for speaker has narrowed to Holland
Swaine. The governors message will be a long
document, d voted mainly to state affairs, Civ
ing, however some space to national matters,
especially postal telegraph.
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ITO the Associated Press I

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Judge d. S. Goodng,
of Indiana, is here claiming to have been fairly
elected to congress from the fourth district of
Ind ana,-and counted out-by vote Of over
twenty-five thousand. He was before the house
committee on elections today, contesting the
right of Hon. j. NJ. Wilson, republican, to a
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1NvEsrIGArIoN coMMIrrEEs.

M Is IIVAIION COMMITTEES,
RICHMOND, Jan. 9.-Ihe legislature has APP
pointed a committee to ascertain the amount Of
the state debt and the character thereof, TO in
vestigate the different dates thereof on the
amount of bonds, and for what purposes they
were made. 1t has also appointed committee
of five to investigate the charges that the fund
ing bill was passed by the last house of dele
gates through cOlluScn OF a combination of
Spectators in Richmond and an attorney of
Now Work.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Ci1Y HALL, Bos OK. Dccenber II ls7I
ts nonolable the Senate and the House " Ron G.
~ tiltvts OF the Commonwealth OF Nassachusett IL
General Court assembled; '' ~
a. Ile UNDERSIGNED, in behalf Of the CITY Connell Of
ne Wy OF hoslon respectfully petit 0ns Ot e massage
o. an Act authorizing the city Of Boston 60 take hold
NV convey TO- unto and through the said citythe walters
lIvm any source within uiaince OF nlty miles OF sad
CIV all alsQ to take and hold hy purchase nr other
WIS., ANY tnus or real estate necessary for laying an
maintaining aqutdutts for CONDUCTING, dseharsinW dIs
posing OF anu distributing water. aud tor firm ng reser-
Nots' WM. CASTOR, Mayor
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NebrasIsn.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
OMAHA, Jan. 9.-Tne Nebraska legislature
met IN adjourned session to-day. The impcach.
ment case Of Auditor Gillespie is not vet taken
up by the senate.
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COMMONWEALTH or MAseACrI17

4 iOMMON w EALTB OF MASSACHU u
- SETIS, WORCESTER IS. Probate Court-To the
i-lrsai-Law, Creditors and all other Persons interest
ca IN lhe Estate Of ELIAS HULL late OF siillbury in
saul county, deceased, intestate:
Upon the petition of simeon HAYWARD and Samuel T.
nun you are hereby cited TO appear at Probate Court
70 ne hcid At worcester, in said County, the bird
tuesday OF JANUARY current, at nine O'clock in the
loleh9oh 70 snow cause, any you have why License
utlon to sell the whole Of the real estate OF said de-
administration.
And said petitioners ordered to this citation
ny publishing the same week, three weeks slee
siNey In the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper printed
~ Woreeste' the last publication to be one day nj eas
before said Court, and to send cause to he sent a
written or printed copy Of this notice. proprry mailed
postage prepaid 10 each Of the heirs devsees or Iee
ICES q sd estate or their legal representative known
TO he petitioner seven days, at least before sald eour
witness hLNRY CHArlS, Esquire, Judge Of sai Couii
TINS second day OF January IN the year one
eight hundred and seycnty,iwo 49, ''' '''O''''ii"
dia3 dias stI it . iEN NNS' register
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AID FOR CHICAGO.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 9.-The committee appointed
by the Brussels bourse to receive subscriptions
for sufferers by the Chicago fire, to-day sent
10000 francs to that city.
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II Is rumored that Charles Hale has been ap-
pointed asslstapt secretary OF state,
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south carolina.

Wv LINON nNOlIs
COLUMBIA, 5. G., Jan, 9.-ln the legislature,
to-day, message was read from Governor Scott,
defending himself against Bowers charges in
the house. Bowen replied with bitterness,
challenging the governor TO meet his charges in
tue courts. The message was made the order
for Monday,
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE BAY STATE
HOUSE CORPORATION The owners of the Bay
State house held their annual meeting last even
ing, and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Presldent-,Joseph Mason.
Clerk and Treasurer-T. W. Hammond.
Directors-lsaac ID wis, George W. Richardson
T. IL. KinnIcutt, Joseph Mason, Henry w. Miller,
u :. Messenger, Harrison Bliss, charles B. Pratt,
} W.Wetherel e. B. StOddard, Stephen Salisbury
Jr., Edward i. DAVIS and William IL Goudng.
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Business Garos.

IIWAIIIKSA WdIUS.
h, A l. = U L l. u r
IA ARCHITECTs
Peoples Savings Bank Building
No. 262 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER MASS
STEPHEN Z. EARLE. JAMES f. FULLER
MI RS. S. A. BLANCHARD - Medical
~ Clairyoyant Business and Test Medium. 30 S.
mechanlc ST. ClairvOyant remedies constantly on hand
aud sent bv mail d4nls ~ III
"A X A N ID Err LO RIM Il r..
- Manufacturer and dealer IN
RUSSIA, MANILA AND AMERICAN HEMP C0Rps
AGE,
BED CORDS, Cotton Clothes Lines Steam Packing Fish
Lines, Irvine, Pulley Blocks ~
Wholesale d Retail
Corne-ot Exchange and Blackstone streets
Wnrcastar Haas Isop
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Miss Alice Fay; instrumental Duet, by Miss Lin
coin and Mr.. Thompson; closing with an enter
tanment provided by the ladies.
AT the Temple of Honor gathering, large
number Of invited friends were present, and
George W. Wheeler, Esq, presiding officer of
the society, occupied the chair After the open
ing service, and an address of welcome by MIR.
Wheeler, the programme included singing by 4
quartette, composed of Mrs Chcssmau, Mrs
Goodwin and Messrs. Elkins and Benis; read
inc, by Mrs. Tateum and Mrs. Barber; recita-
tons, by Mr.. Austin and Miss Wilson; singing,
by Miss Green, Mr. Eikins, Mr. Allen, Mrs
Chessman and others; piano solo, by Mr.. Nor
rison temple organist; and short addresses,
by MessTs I. E. Tateum, W. Mecordey, aud NJ.
Almy AldEicb
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WASHINGTON, Jan "a falling barometer,
with increased cloudineSS, will prevail in New
England and New York, on Wednesday.
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pATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS.-Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents procured Rejected Appli-
cations Teargucd; Interference Cases Prosecuted: O6n-
ions given as TO the validity and hiring ol Pat nts
anu suits prosecuted and defended the Uni ed STAT
Courts, by
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iornia 30 m sH''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-11
Henry G., DibbIe VS., Charles GRAY.

WORTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
L Of Orleans No. 24l2i-By virtue of WIFE
of sc izure and sale directed By the honorable the
Fonrt. District Court fer the parish of Orleans. "a
the above entitled cause, to Ihon as l.. Maxwell
late Sheriff, and by cad late Sht riff to me trans-
terred will proceed to sell al PUBLIC auet,en-
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, oE
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District OF this city, eia
SATURDAY, April u, 1872, at twelve O'Clock n.
thr following described property, to wit
A CE6TAiN Lot OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and ali the
rights, ways. privileges and serritudes thereUnst'
belonging, IT in any wise app-rtainng thsreto'
situated in the First bistrict OF This city and d. si
nat as lot nuhiptI eleven, III square twenty I'VE
bounded ny Perdido, t;ravier, Johnson and Calves
veyor Gene a. dated the twentieth of Aplil, 1859.
AMI depcsite, in the Office of David l.. McCay, late
q notary public in this city for reference.
Said lot ffouts on GalveZ street, and measures,
American measure. twertynine feet eleven inches
and seveh lines front, By depth OF one hundred
and thrty-two feet three inches and five lines, no
SAID lot of ground acquired b. pur base
from john Nolan. as per act passed before Philip
irtndtrgF asst. late notary pubic III tins city, OF
the .,vtut y foiirth day OF MAY, 1858.
Also. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the improvements thereon, rights, priv
egcs, customs, sarvltudes, ways and apprttnaneee
tlereunto belonging, or in anywise aplrrtainlnE-
situated the FIRST District of this city, i'll the
square bounded by PcrIido GrayieT, johnson ana
Galytz streets, aud designated as lot number
twelve, in square number twenty five. on a plan
drawn bv Louis Bringier late Survey or GeueraI,
dated twentieth April, 1889, and deposited in the
office OF David L. McCay, late notary public IN
t,.is city. SAID lot measures twenty,nine tee
eleven inches aud lines front Oh avez strer9s
by one hundred and twenty-tw feet three inchsE
and five lines III depth, between parallel hnes,
Ens!l measure
Being portion of tie property acquired by PSF
chase Francis Anton Vculing by an act pa7set
before George R;ireshdt notary Pablo IN tn's e"F
the tWentE -seventh day OF JAY, 1901.
Seized III the above st.t.
Ternls-tash on the sssot. -
Sha-N of +1p t,aris i, NJ (lr
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SHERICF'S SALES,
4. n. Montardier rs. Estate Of Gesz

E' NJ Montardier Us. Estate Of Gesrsr
A. Erer8t.
EOURrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAElSW
ofOrleans. No. 33016.-By virtue of writ O! seSx,
nre ara sale 70 me directed by the honorable tAcs
Fourth District Court for the parish of Oreans the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pubie
auction at the st. Louis Auction Exchange in tNG.
basement rOtunda of the st. Louis Eotel St Ioyis
street, between Charities and Royal streets ia the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, Nav
II, 1872, at twelve O'clock NJ the following d.
scribed property. to wit
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with ts,
buildings and improve ments thereon in tis
faubourg jackson Second District of this city 81,
square number sixty four, bounded by Olympia
st Patrick, Cont and Bienvile streets designate&
by the numbers twelve twenty three inclusive
adioin each other, and measure as follows. riz-
Lot twelve measures thirty feet front On Olyns-
pia street by one hundred and fifty seven fock
three inches and six lines in depth, between par
allel lines commencing at one hundred and twenty
feet from the corner of Olympia and Confy
streets Lot thirteen measures thirty-one tess
seven inches and six lines front On Cont street o2
one hundred and twenty feet i'll depth, bet Wetn
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen
nineteen, twenty, twenty-one and twenty sw$
sure, EACH thirt vone feet i've lncEes 'front.' on
Cont str ct by one hundred and twenty feet IA
depth, between parallel lines, and lot nun Der
twenty. three measures thirty feet mont on ~
Patrick street bv one hundred and fifty seven fecs
and inch in depth between parallel iines' com
mencing one hundred and twenty feet from seo
corner of Cont street; lot number twenty Use
forming the corner of ST. Patrick ana C0A&
from Joseph White, per act passed before Thom sS'
}. Beck, late notary public in this city on tbi'
seventeenth OF November, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Term5-Cash On the SPOT.
apl0 25 myll Sheriff of the Parish of Orlesns-
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pany VS.. Madam A. +. Roux ct ais.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. s2S4.-By virtue of writ o.
6erl facias against Marie Elisha Brugier, wife OF
Amilcar 4 Roux, to me directed by the honorable
the seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans
III the above entitled cause Will proceed to SELL az
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneerss
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Cns-
tomhoUse streets. il the Second District Of THIS
NJ TIE osSng HrS GE JR3DRgs65ty to Nit
all the buildings and Improvements thereoas
rights, ways privileges, serviudes and advanta sx
tlereGnto belonging or in any wise appertaininis-
situate d. lying and being in the Second District ok
this ety. on Orleans street, between Dauphne nnt
Burgundy streets having French measure, ON "a
plan drawn by John Communy late surveyor, De-
tober 3, 1892. and deposited us plan mum Der sixty
three i'll the book of plans, i'll the ONCE OF Charles
Boudousque, late notary public IN this e,tEr
thrty-tve feet front on Orleans street bounded o.
the right side by the properly of Charles Guesnar,s
Or assigns, " hich side the whole depth IS seVra;
ty-onn feet eight inches and the left side by AZ
irregular line running from said Orleans street, ana
perpendicular said street, forty fees stI
inches, thence said lot narrows and parallel VITA
Orleans street, two feet nine inches thence per
pendicular TO Orleans street, twenty seven 1set
two inches which said irregular line divides sas
lot from property OF Adelaide Alva, OF assigns SO
that said lot measures thirtytwo feet three inc hes
wide the line, which divides said lot rom
that heretofore belonging to J. F. Canonge Which
prope rty belongs to the defendant, being her sep
arae and dotal property, the same having becis
donated to her by Mr. and Mrs Brugier. her father
and mo her, per marriage contract passed bs-
tween Mrs. A. f. Ronx, and her husband, before
Achile Chiapella, late notary public in thIS
city, or the fifteenth Of February 1881.
The buildings and improvements comprise "a 0na-
story brick dwelling house. slate rooted No. 'e Or
leans street, containing four rooms, with fire
places, back gallery and two closets; o two-storS
brick Kitchen, slate rooted built i'll the resr OF the
| lot, containing two rooms below and two above,
with fire places and gallery, privies, yard paved
with brick well waterwcIks, and two gates or ca
| tries frs:n the street to the yard.
Seized n the above suit.
TecI.is-Cash Oh the spot.
G. s. SACVINET
mha0 apI6 50 Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
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mh27 apl02. SheTNT Of the Parish OF Orleans
Erriranin National Bank vs.. Charles Il
at nj

SEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsh
= OF Orleans, No l235-By virtue of n writ %
feri ftcias against William K. Mills, 30
directed by the honorable the Seventh Dig
trct Court for the parish of Orleans, III
the above entitled cause. | will proceen
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants auss
Aucti0neors' E change, Royal street between
Canal and CustOmhuuse streets in the StcossG
District Of this city, on SATURDAY, April 20 IBt1.
at twelve O'Clock NJ. tie following described prop
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST of
the defendant, William K. Mills, in and to a
tain judgement rendered by the Second District
Corr. 10" tho parish OF Orleans against the sucGee
sion OF George Alexander, No. 10 657 OF the docket
OF sad Second District Court, set forth il Tho
taheaa CT distribution Eed in said sucression. OF
the t~ enty-tlird day OF March, 1870, and horuolo
gated by the Judgment OF said District Court cva
tie twelfth day of April, 1870. William Reed Mills
is the exclusive and sole owner OF said Judgment,
he having beef, suhrogated to the rights OF !. Il.
SAID it'd%m Mt.
Seized III the above sut.
TeIms-T!;s being the second and last auction
the SAD property WI he definitely adudcatrH 50
the highest and last bidder for what IL will bring a.
twelve months credit; the purchaser iuTlls hin$S
bond. with COCA and solvent security, bearing HT<
pei cen. interest per anuum from date unli laa! .
payment. Said purchaser Will have TO iedncl ana
pay il cash the amount Of printing, shefih = ara
clerks tets, etC.--say about one hunarta AM 'its
dollar. c. \. SAUVISEr,
app IS 20 Sheriff Of the Parish OF orlo&na'
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Edward 1EeG.Vicc VS.. Us. A!.:on.

ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
= o. Urle ans, No. &2,a62-Gy virtue OF q Wit OF
seizure and 81 lie to mt directed ty the touoIAb.e
the Fourth District Court for the parish OF orleans,
n the above entitled cause, Will proceed - Sc!
at public auction II the Merchants and auction
ecI-' EXcua: &c, Royal street, brtWce!i tdHai sru
C-tuIaho.ise streets III the second District ri his
city OIL SATURDAY. May 4, I%,2 at twelve o'clock
Il The TO lor il,., tcscy.hed property. 20 Wit
J. ALL or THh SQUARE OF GROUND numbered
o:.e hundred aui eighteen. Which Is bould,d ny
tie ling Of he Fonehtr proIfrtT Edmund Heary
lois, numbered from ore 10 si:,:ccn lnciu-
sive. Lo number one measures thirty feet, SIX
inches and five lines front on Deiotd street.
Lot nuInptr two, thirty feet, six inches ard
four lines front said ije!ord street; anu lot
number three measures thirty feet, six inches
and five lines front on Delord street, With width
on the rear lle to each of tIirty-one feet seven
inches and one line, by the following depths, VIZ;
one hundl ed and whine feet eiah; Inches and
five lncs on the side line of lot number on, ad.
Joining the Foucher property, one hundred ana
forty nine feet eight inches ami seven lines ON the
dividing line between lots numbers one and TWO,
one hundred and forty nine feet and nine inches
the dividing line between lots mum beTS two ara
three, and one hundred and forty-nlne feet nine
inches and one line on the dividing me between
lot ulher three ana the rear Of lots numbers four
to light inclusive Lots numbers four 10 thlreelA'
inclusive, adjoiu cach othcr, anu measure, eacn,
twentv-n.ne feet e,yVeu inches ard i've ltnt5 Unt
on d.iui.d street by one hl.:CFrd1eet III depth ana
q width IN the rear to each Of SAID los r;IibeIs
four !: re twelve AID thirteen, OF twenty min feet
eleven inches and tonr lines. and 20 I;;,h OF I'M,
other lots OF twenty-:ne feet eleven ILTi-s aAd
tl.t INES: AID lot number four forms the corner
Of k:Iu,.l!G and De.UId stItcts, and sa.d lut N'd-
her thirteen tic oorLer q Edmund ana Henry
streets. LOIS numbers fourteen ana S, &tesn MEAS
Ur", each. tAirly-tWo feet seven inches anu hNe
lines front on Henry street ana 40t nam ef aiIteh
measures thTtNtNo feet seven lnGiies ana ~ IlA
front HtHrr Street, with 4 "l0th - tich on ITS
rear lie OF tlilty-Onr feet seven inches and one
j .. Ivy the f5.,c,y.r deHths. % Wit one huldred
and tar y-u.Gt eet line ic,,vs aud Inc he
diy.t:'iic Inc between 10: n.m1ef fourteen and The
I,ar OF lots aUWaCrs n.net 10 thirteen inclusive,
olc Au!dIt.t and io., E-iti;ie lett ai.u NM t4.htS
lp Ia M laFe t,,tI-
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apt u NV Sheriff. OF the ParIsl. OF NrtAGs.


James ts:ttiaaHer Va. " ho" >. SilHi!.
berger iJosephiA, Ray, widow OF joh nSl"ln-
F7lfI ITSi DiisTRlcT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
+ Orleans, No. 33o2.-By virtue of a WI, OF
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
ton at the Merchants anu Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District OF this CITY, on SAT
URDAY, April -, 1872, at twelve O'Clock ", the
following described pronerty, to Wit : ~
and being in tie First District OF this city i'll the
square bounded by Where, Jackson, now GasGuet,
Robertson aHd Common streets, and designated by
the number two on plan drawn 10y ". ). Athln.
son architect dated January, 1870 and deposited
i'll the office OF J. B. Marks, late notary public in
this city as number twenty nine OF his book of
plans. Said lot measures twenty fee. front on
Where street. by niuety-fve feet i'll tieptE, and
twenty feet m width in the rear and front on an
alley of five feet IN width for the common and tX-
elusive OF lots numbers one, two and three on
said plan.
the same district and square. designated by the
number three. and measuring twenty feet front on
said Where street. by one hundred feet IL depth be.
tween parallel lines, all English measure, ana
having opening Oh an alley of five feet IN wdt5,
running through from Jackson, or Gasquet street,
for the common and exclusive use OF lots numbers
o.e two and three together with all the buildings
and npro cgnents on said lots, rights, ways and
advantages thereunto belonging, OF in anyWise 4p-
Mrs Josephine Ray widow OF the late John Sham
berger, defendant herein, by purchase from James
gallagher, piahIu herein as per 'Gt passed be'ple
william joseph Castel Hntary public, ia this city,
On the thirtitth Of June, 1870 Pan thereof *
hibition at the Exchange.
Seized III the ABOVE suit.
Terms. Cash for sufficient aI1onot TO pay
plaintiffs claim say the OF seventeen hundred
dollars with interest thereon at egh. Per cent
yer annum from the first day OF June 1872 unit!
the day of sale. four dollars costs OF copy OF not
RAJ act, i've yer cent attorney S fees, and costs OF
suit !, IS The OF FIVE hundred and tWeaty five
dollars paid the thirtieth day o. May last.
= The purchaser to assume Ito the extent OF the
amount Of his bid the payment Of a promissory
note secured by c1ncurren mort gage on SAID " OPP
rrtv drawn hy defendant 10 his own order ard by
him Endorsed, ia the first of June 1870, tor
the sum Of seventeen hundred dollars pa, able Two
wears after date ard bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent ,ycr aullUl from date Entll paId.
B. And the b;lace Of the price of adjudication, If
any, cash Oh the spot. -
c. {. SACVINET
1rIl2n mi % Sheriff of The PArish o. orleans.