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Liberal REFORM CONVENTION
Horace Greeley, Of New York,
Nominated for President.
B. Gratz Prown, OF Missouri.
for Vice President.
The Pfs tE0CE.
Opening Proceedings.

was called to order at ten minutes after
ten. The reading Of the journal was dis
pensei with. At the suggestion of dele
gate, the Chair stated that the statement in
morning paper pretending to give dis
patch from him (Schurz) was entirely un-
true
Gilmore, Of Missouri, offered resolution
that when the Convention reaches the point
OF ballotIng for Candidates there shall be no
formal presentations of candidates, but the
Convention proceeded to vote.
Dexter, of Illinois, sustained the prop
osition. He wanted to proceed to business
AMI avoid mere personal eulogies. The
resolution was carried.
Tue PLATFORM
Horace White, from the committee on
platform, reported the resolutions unani-
mously adopted by the committee, as fol
lows:
We, the Republicans of the United
States, in national convention assembled
at Cincinnati, proclaim the following
We recognize the equality of men before
the law, and hold that it is the duty of the
Government in IT. dealing with the people,
to mcte ont equal and exact justice to all,
Of whatever nationality, race color, or per-
suasion, religious or political.
.Secomd.-Wc pledge ourselves to main
tain the laws and union of these states,
emancipation and cnfranchisemcnt and to
oppose any rcopcning of the questions set
tied by the 18th, l4th and 18th amend
m-nts of the constitution.
TiUd.-We demand the immediate and
absolute removal Of all disabilities imposed
on account of the rebellion, which was fl
nai!y sub iGeI seven years ago believing
universal suffrage will result in complete
paci,icotion in All parts of the country.
IpHlH.-Locai srif-SovcrumeHt, with
impartial suffrage, viii guard the rights of
ail citizens more socnreiy than any central
izeI power. Tie pub,ic welfare requires
the supremacy of the civil over the military
authority and freedom Of person under the
protection Of the hHde0S corpus. We de-
manl for the individual the largest liberty
consistent with pahhc order for the state
| of self government, anl for the nation to
return t. the methods Of peace and the Goa
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PASSAGE TICKETS.
NoTTCGs :

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season viii please
leave their orders for same at Shores
Bank Rate will be to Hotels. Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per 100 pounds Fami-
lies daily delivery of twenty rounds 40
cents week. GEO. b. n AiGHT
EAzI1owoe, April IL, 1871:
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CINCINNATI, May 3.-The platform
for the Presidency: system of federal
taxation which shall not unnecessarily in
terfere with the industry of the people;
and, as there are honest, irrcconcilablc
differences Of opinion as to the merits, re
spectiyely. Of the systems of protection
and frec-trade, that the question be remit
ted to the people in the Congressional dis
trcts (wili checring) for decision: Con-
gres. to be thrown wholly Gee of executive
interference or dictation; the maintenance
of the public credit; against reputation in
every form; speedy return to specie pay
ments; recognition of the services and sac
rifces of soldiers and sailors: against
further grants of lands to railroads or other
corporations; in foreign relations it shall
he the iuty of the government to cultivate
friendship, demanding nothing not right,
submitting to nothing wrong.-A voice
Three cheers for the second Declara ton
of Independence. Great cries of "Ques-
tion," overwhelming the few who tried to
get TO the floor to speak, The Chair pat
the questions, and the report was adopted
with loud and continued cheering. The
Chair announced the vote unanimous.
FIRST BALLOT.
The next order Of business was stated
by the Chair to be the nomination of can
didates Tor the Presidency without formal
pre.entation of candidates by calling the
roll of States. The result Of the first bal
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bERGH intends to arrest all persons ii
New York Yhe bottle cass up .ntsull
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Attorney and Counselor AT Law Collections
promptly ttteaie. oAce over j a k.aier
si"ie, Cor EisAtA ana lor&sts., hanitowoc.
Is ~ L..
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yESGDIa AINik
j. =. ANDEagSUN,

Dealer III S.oyes lso Manu- acturer OF Tin, Snset-
Icon auJ Copper ware. All Kin 8 oi rep ifiug done
Egg u,-st., oetaeen YUrk and Baifa.o Manjto v oc
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CINCINNATI May 2-.t tho o1oso sc
the second ballot the call Of the vote
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u LION IIII SL.

9mgercial-st-, between Eighth and Ninth. Nsnj-
to"oc. ooseoh Fulln.er, Proprietor. Bees
dGcohuiAtlcus Tor tie lrGyeHug IuJEc Term.
SAe3o IN sdtsiatsiob cuarsutsei. 12Aily
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PAU. IIEASNEA.

Dealer in all kluGs % Stoves an Hard are, and
Hanuiaciurer o Copper. Tin and Sheet-iroT ware,
ElE .h-si.. South side. ns r tho Bridge, Manito.
HOc u ~ II
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California changed her for Davis to
Greedy, which left Greely 254, Davis
IS Whole vote ia; necessary to choice
.35S.
Detail orscconl ballot: Alabama, Gree
ley TO- A iams .; California, Greeley 6:
Connecticut, Ainms II; Delaware, Trum-
ball 6; Florida, Davis 6; Georgia, Greeley
lS, Adams ?, Davis 2: Illinois, Davis 81.
Trumbull 81 Indiana, Adams 9, Davis ,,
rrumbuli Is: Iowa, A lamS ID, Greelev
6, Trumbull ), Davis |; Kansas, Trum-
bali 10; Kentucky, \ lamS 10, Greeley 5
Los isiana, Greeley ,, Adams /, Trumbuli
); Maine, Adams Il; Maryland Davis 10,
Trumbu!l ,, Adams ,, Greeley / !; Mas~a-
chu~ctts, Trumbull /, \ lams -: Micb-
ran, Adams p; Minnesota, Trumbull 9.
. Davis |: Missouri, Trambull lG, Greeley
10, Adam. 1; Nebraska, Greeley l. Trum
Shire Greeley 3: New jersey, Greeley Is,
Adams ); New York, Greeley 81, Adams
/ ,, Trumbull |; North Carolina, Trumbuli
}, Greeley g, Davis 3; Ohio, Adams II
Greeley ,; Pennsylvania, Chase |, Davis
II, Greeley Is, Adams %; Rhode Island
Adams g; South Carolina, Davis IL, Trum
bull ,; Tennessee, Adams IL, Trumbul
., Greeley |, Davis |; Texas, Greel-y l3,
/ Adams 3; Vermont, Greeley !, Adams | !;
! ii?ginia, Greeley i, Adams ,, Davis ,.
! THIRD BALLOT.
! CiNcINNATI, May 3.-At the end Of the
thir1 call the vote footed up: Greeley
: 2jS, TrunlbuIl I56, Adams 2G4, Davis "A,
T Brown ,.
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(EAS. =. WINTON.

slca etc.. exc. AL cures warranted, no charges
made. One Et his aver, stable on Sev ent ST.
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r. GAksk9.
EDWARD CONWAY

Hho'esAie and ReI II dealer ID Hats Caps Furs
GiuVes. alittaas. Robes etc. IurkSt be, cen
EiX IN AID Niatu, N4uit voc. l3Kyl
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Indiana, Adams and Grceley each gain
ed |, Trum5uI lost ,: Iowa, Adams gain
cl 6, Greeley lost .: NaryI2nd, Adams
gained 6, Greeley lost 4; Trumbull 2;
Mississippi, Adams gained from Greeley;
Missouri, Greeley gained from Adams,
New York, Adam, gained 3, Greeley lost
>; North Carolina, TrumDai stinr,! }
from Adams; Pennsylvania. Adams, Tram
hull, Greeley and Davis, each i">. Ten
uas>oe, lrupbul gained frnn Gr..,..,
A!ans gained l frun 1ruah4I. west
Virginia Grcci.y gained : H,,a..la.
J .aIns ..A.nel , from nre--.-.
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G. HlELBNG,

Pays the h h, :; siee r. WAeat and other pro-
lUGe, o. &C IN ,he aGrtUeast corner oi Buaalo ana
Eisnth St's.. AaR!t0w c. II Ay1
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! should Burn Coal.

nntvk 6ad operating between the
b - the eastern base of the
7, Z ssf,s = Ald burn coal exclu-
gAna, Illinois and South
- p fcAafad Aaipow, but all of those
M Michigan, AeoN and Northern Iowa
! snsn wood. eld be Immediately
]. fsq-r5s Gs6;estern, the Milwau-
,.ksf and St. Pms,Af its vast network of
/ s5oo miles of Ha1as well as other roads
in Wisconsin andEMiknesota now burn
wood, and are literally stripping the regions
through which they run of their forests. If
this thing continues it will not be long be-
fore these companies will find it difficult to
procure sufficient timber for cross-ties, and
in self-defence they ought to abandon the
use of wood for fuel The Milwaukee com
pany, we believe, have concluded to burn
coal after their present supply Of wood is
! exhausted, and with this end in view have
constructed road to the Iowa coal fields,
and perhaps have purchased mines which
they will work for their own accommoda-
. ton. All other roads operating in the
prairie regions ough. to follow this exam
pie, and if not doing so voluntarily, the
4 - ss<sS ~ssS of fsa.--Z u,asssA;1- Nirrasn-
ta,ss scs styTy NH Nebraska ought, after a
reasptss le-notice, prohibit the burning of
weodbv railroads, and these legislatures
orghttogo little further, and require all
railroad companies to plant all their unoc-
cupea road sides with timbcr-Centra
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Professor 0! Music i'll give Lessons in Vocal AMI
ln-t5u Aentl d sc il tls cIty o. AHuitowoc AMI
i"o Rivers. hest snce On EIsltA-st., Aesr the
court uou.s. l2<Al,
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Adams gained in Delaware. !. il lali-
ana, 10 in Kansas, 10 in PrHn-y y,vana, /
in Missouri, ) IN North Carolina. , il Yer
mant, t in West Virginia; Greeier IL
n LANA, Louisiana, , in Missouri, , III
North Carolina, , in Penn, in Wis.
Trumbull has Il iyw scattering gains and
losses. South Carolina gave Chasee II,
Virginia gave him O. The announcement
Of Adams vote WAS read with great cheers.
SIXTH BALLOT.
The sixth ballot was ordered amid scene
OF great confusion
Missouri a,kei leave to retire for consul
tation.
\ motion WAS made for a recess Of tWen-
ty minutes. (Crie. of No, no. g sit
DOWN. The motion was lost by an over
whclming vote.
RESULT OF SIXTH BALLOT.
CINCINNATI, May 3.-ii0race Greeley
was nominated on the sixth ballot. The
Illinois delegation did not vote.
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The chair announced the result:

Necessary to choice, as
No choice made. Missouri asked leave
to retire for consultation.
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Attort sy at Law aau p>;rlct Attorney Tor Nsnito-
Voc cCUlt. Collections uT0Wotil attended TO.
oAce IN BuNa.o, between ES..th and Ninth.
l2&l1y
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GEORGE n. WOODlN,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com. .
missioner tor MUnito voc county. Al business en-
trusted 10 Ais care Viii lie prom pity and fsthiuily
.uende. 20. AuyIce honesty giyen. for whoa >
reason. .hie Charge ' III he mHde. once On Bur 10
81. betw weeu Eisuth AMI Ninth. l2Hl
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DAk. 4. 5. RATCHkN.

Dentist, uf-cs in oaeTnaas rev building on
2hth-st., GanitoHoc. Particular attention
..sen TO al u dIfereat branches Vi the profess
ion. ami al wofA Warranted. feetn eXtraclsi
NltIou p4lu. l2A4
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WALKER Il GREEN,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Two Rivers
VII attend - CvlsetIoas anu other pGs;ness in
n au TO y or c univ .nsi yts.aily. ia - IL
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T.. h. TIEAT,

Attorneys ani Coun.sors at Law. Oface on 81,
Stree over t-s Flrrs N.tCEli 1>.Ek, kauijowo
IL AL
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FRED. SCHROEDER.

heeps al kInis o. Meats, SsASs. Aans. Lard,
etc, wGscI G~ MI sell NJ ts lowest prices in
gu ntit ard Kin / t. sult purchasers. ANY QUE
Il vb es't'a aogs or sue D 'o sell wll all ON me
aHo receive tie liz est pr,css II IL
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9rodvcs De9lsr, One, Dock nd Warehouse on
c rHsrc'si A., taIito~oe. VII! ~ eaab for
Wood, fHst-, Ties, Sihngies. Hsv. Wheat sad Pro-
duce. Keep. IN hand mi tor sals Coal Tar Pitch.
Ga s3. waite Ii ~. BrrcS. Fianr Zee &c Also
proirieIr Horns CLAW Banks Per Door County,
+, - All iimes 14-4<tf
WHITE 4: E0R EST.
AttsrAeys at Law O.dce kga4L st.. 6olth
side, opposite Schaattfu store. u II
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l.. KAEkE n,

"a 1erhanss- and Uoho-tersr CsFri @ Trimmer
IA f!srt -s.N s1 CJlnneiciai- T. b~swsaa 7th
AHd 81, kaawo %, reeoDEfsAds himself in
theae or:ae1-S, asd rYoNlfs-s t. execute all work
With uroH.ptpeas. and n IL bssI ssyls II Ally
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LILLIAN LYNCH.

Fss ton2ble TUior. All goods usd~ by The sub
scresr are war; ed % d. tie form. Prices rsa.
soEahe, anC Am bauGi 10 ule~Se those Nho give
NE treir custom 81 y York-st, Two doors
N~si OF he n ale aoss II A II
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ADAM RoBERTS.

Aeam Roberts Black. ulta and Wagon-maker
Shop on the co-,er OF Ssyeu,h anu York SITS.
Nulth SIDE Manitov oc. Does all kinds o
lr ~ wcrx as good anc a. cap any other estab-
Iishgent iu Ia ctty 1885 IL
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Phys.cian sur con and AccouehsCr Ofice on
Stu 81. over Bseon's Drug store. Oac, oaen NJ all
hours Ais 20 ths cUuntr, ~ iompt.y attended.
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j. ID. l1AEKkAM

Attorney ma Counselor Il. L W. Ofice Oh corner
OF /, sttg an.i QUsY-sts, GauIIowcc. II 44-ly
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IN M EERIEr Il CN-JOHN g. NE.

DYG,DE FERRET & CG.-JOHN G. MON.
ID ROSE Auctioueer-Otce No. % Royal street.
THURSDAY August /, 1872. at twelve o'clock NJ, in
the ST. Louis Auction Exchange, viii be sod Oy
public auction
LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Second Dis
tIict this city III the square bounded by GavtZ,
Custumhuuse, Miro aud Bituvils streets, desg
mated No. 20, and M assuring p feet ont on IA
vez street by lI8 feet / inch III depth, between
equal and parallel lines; together with the ONE
story frame slated roof cottage erected thereon
containing two rooms, a front gallery, a wooden
kitchen, shed, Cistern, privy, etc
Terms-One-thiTd cash, and the balance on
credit Of six and twelve months in notes secured
by special mort gage and vendors lien and bearing
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from Gay of sale until paid TIE buildings to be kept
il sured and policy transferred to vendor, In case
Of suit five per cent attorneys ,ssions, to be
likewise secured B. mortgage.
Act Of sale, together with United states internal
revenue stamps attached, before A. z. Bienyenu,
notary public, at the expense OF purchaser. jy2S
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fH23 30 au7
By Placide ]. Spear.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON HOWARD STREET,
FOURTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF @. MCGLOINs
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No IS, 498.
,DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTiOEEER-
D once No 46 Exchange aley.-SATUR DAY,
August t. 1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ will be Sold al
the St. Louis Auction Exchange, on st. Louis
street, between Royal and ChaItres Streets 10y
virtue and in pursuance to an order from the Hon.
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated July TO- 1872
for account of the above succession. TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
square bounded by Howard, Liberty, First and
jackson streets in the Four n District OF TINS city
measuring 30 feet front on Howard street, by
depth Of f33 feet 6 inches lines, between parallel
lines.
Terms-Cash on The spot.
Act of sale before ChTistOval MOTel, Esq, notary
public together with internal revenue stamps, etc.,
at the expense of the purchaser.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
victor GerOdIas VS.. Jean Louis LaIaur

Victor GerOdias vs.. Jean Louis LHlaurle'
TIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans, 40. 369l-BV virtue o. a wLIt ~ ~
seizure and sale to me directed by the hCnoTabie
the fifth District Court for the PaTsh o. OIleShs,
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed 70 sen At
public auction. at tie ST. Lous AuctiOh bAel@us
IN fle basement Tutunda Of the ST. LOUIS Hotel,
st. Louis street, between ChaTlres ana hVs az
streets in the Second district OF tnls Guy, ~ On
WEDNESDAY August u, 1872, 81 twelve o'clock d,
the foll0wiug described props rtyy to v II -
l. THE ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF CERTAIN
LOT or GROUND, together with the one Undivided
third Of the buildings and imp ovements thereon
and the appurtenanees thereof sltuaIeu ia the
second District Of this city IN the square
bounded BIZ CustOmhOuset Blenylue hdd
Clinton streets and the public road,
ynsaspTiur twenty-five feet two inches three
lines front on the public road, twentyiour feet hve
-,'cb.s two lines front on Clinton street, seventy
three feet one inch two lines deep on one side, and
gIvty nine feet SIX inches hye lines deep on the
other side; said lot being designated by the mum
her twelve on plan made by Joseph Pile, late sur
veyor dated the thirty hrst Of December, 1888,
deposited ID the ONCE Of William Christy, late a
IsE ONE Undivided THIRD OF A CERTAIN
LOT OF GROUND, together with the one undivided
third Of the buildings and in pTOvements thereon,
ard the agpurtenaHces thereof, situated in the
Second District Of his city, in the square BOUNDED
nv CIartres BeEvilIe Customhsuss streets and
Exchange alley Passage de la Buurse st. Louis,
said lot measuring 5iXty-fOur feet one inch three
lines front on said alley passage; the Ohc-half Of
said lOI having depth of about fifty four feet on
the line toward CustOmhOuse street, and the Oiher
halfa depth OfabOut twenty one feet eleven inches
i've lines on the side toward Benyllle street.
3 A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with
all and TgulaT the buildings and improvements
thereon, and the appuItenances thereof said bur d.
ings consisting of The three story brick store bear
inc number thirty five on the public road, situated
in the Second District Of this city, IN the square
bounded by said public road, Customhouse B en-
willie and Clinton streets, designated by the mum
Der six on a plan drawn by J. riic, then City Sur
vryor dated thrty-first of December, 1888 and de-
posited in the Office OF the said late notary William
thIistv and measming twenty-five feet two inches
three lines trent on the public road and Clinton
street extending in depth from one street to the
other. Being the same property which the defend.
ant herein acquired in and by virtue Of an act Of
partition between himself. Mrs q. Auguste de Las
Gus and Miss ~ L. L. Blanque passed before Amedee
Duoatel notary public ia this city, Oh the twenty
ski day Of APP H. 1867.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot -
c. S. SAUVINET,
OIL spp g -. usFfg d nrla ANA
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM scHLoTTMAEN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS, sos.

DY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JUHN G.
ID MOurose Auctionter-O Once No. 50 Royal
stl eet-THURSDAY, August IS 1872 at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, viii
he sold by public auction by virtue of an order
from the Hon. Louis Duvigne aud Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated July 5, 1872, the following described real
estate belonging to said succession
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. ed in the Third
District of this city, in the square bounded by
klmiTa, Desire, Gr-atmeu and Craps streets, and
designated by the Nos and ?. Lot No. / forms The
corner of Emira and GTeatmen streets and meas
uTes 30 feet inches front on Greatmen street, by
100 feet in depth and front OH ElmiTa street. Lot
No adiuins lot No ], and measures 30 feet inches
front on GTeatmen street by 100 feet in depth,
between equal and parallel lines. These lots are
well fenced IN. The taxes OF 1872, pay ole in 1873
to be paid by purchaser.
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes
Act of sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached, before A. u. DOriOCOuJt
notary public, at the expense of purchaser.
ivl2 20 27 aus 10 IS
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POSITIVE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE, IN THE
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.

DY G, DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN &. MON
D ROSE, Auctioneer-Ofice No. SO Royal street.
THURSDAY, August l, 1872, at twelve O'clock NJ,
at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold by
public auction, the following valuable real estate,
situated in the Second and Thrd Districts to wit
! HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE on Ram
part street, between Bagatelle and ST. Anthony
2. LARGE AND COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
RESIDENCE, with iron verandah opposite st. Ber-
3. Double TENEMENT, suitable for stores, and
building lot adjnining the above.
4. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, No. $50 Prieur
5, BUILDING LOT on Customhouse, between An,
6. VALUABLE COTTAGE, with spacious grounds
forming the corner of SOldelle and st. Anthony
streets.
:. SlXTY-NINE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Third
District, being comprised in squares Nos 10, 40 and
New Orleans, warsaw, Havana, Force and Virtue
streets. On square No. 40 there is q comfortable
small cottage insured for $500, and in close prox
unity to thBSt. Bernard Market.
Terms-One-thiTd cash, and the balance on a
credit of one and two years in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from da Of sale
until final payment; the property to be kept III
sured by the purchaser, the policy to be trans
terred to the administratrix: all if any, pay
able to her, and in case OF non payment of the
notes the purchaser to pay five per cent lawyer
Acts of sale Of ali improved real estate, before
a. b. DOroCOurt, notary public, at purchasers eN-
peuse, including revenue stamps. The name OF tie
notary before W HON the titles to the vacant prop
cry shall he passed VIII be designated by lie
auctoneer on The day Of SALE IN1e
HANDSOME COTTAGE ON G4LyEz STREET, BE
TWEEN BrESymLE 4yD cusToMHousE
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF FANQUITTE vALENTIE.