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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

lie defeat Of the Niagara ship canal b.ll in tho
Assembly is enc Of the gratifying Incidents Of
the present sef,ion. It propoted to give the
United states Jurtdiction over lsul sufficient for
the purpose OF constructing tie canal, and then
Western eapitsl, aided by such giants Of money
4" could be obtained from Congress, vas TO be
used for the purpose Of cutting channel.
throueh which a large portion Of tie commerce
Of the Erie canal could be diverted into the :,
Lawrence river. Some Of it w.s expected to
reach OsVego, and thence 20 BY canal TO tide
water, thus avoiding the payment Of tolls fror,
Buffalo to Syracuse How ANYBODY can have
expected the Legislature to favor such scheme
We are At loss to imsgine. Ifthe western shin
pers wish to avoid paying the very moderate
tnoute demanded by this State for the use Of the
Enc cana, let them 90 to work and help the
Canadians to enlarge the Wellsnd ditch. -Troy
Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
The Missouri Republican speaks as follows Of

The Missouri Republican speaks as follows Of
the very popular little ac,ress, Lofts
&c This little wOmsn has little pieces written
for her by some little dramstist, who has little
else TO do, and these she plays with little regard
to any Of those rules which usually govern the
profession. The spectator sees no acting worthy
the name, but he does zee a merry maiden,
whose shrill laugh has a sort Of magnetism in it
who bounces about the s;sge like an indian rub
Der ball, fortunes the African guitar, tines 4
song indifterently, and dances respectfully. Be-
yond this-nothing. And this is Lolita, who is
one Of the best paying stars in America or Eu-
rope, who walked of not long since with
sll 900 for a months campaign in New Or
leans, and whose bank account so it's said
foots up $3.50, 900 on the credit side
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

The Lexington Mo- Caucasian processes to
be the originator and true ezpounder Of the
passive" policy For the benef; of demo
Gratis we quote a few specimens from its issue Of
March 9Th. Ii puts the name of Graft Brown
at the head Of it's columns for PRECEDENT, and it
processes to want Horace Greeley for Vice
President but it says that JEFF Davis would suit
it for Pre- sident, becSuse 50 he made good Off
Ger for half the ststes, snd he would make
better one for all Of them" It heads its edito-
risl with a capital " r. and picture Of re-
volver, which it calls g The Derrioger Resort"
and then proceeds -
"If-sfter the oppressed people of this coun-
try shsll have do I'll in their power to prevent
the reelection Of the cold-5looded, bribe-tsking
villain Ulysses s. Tumbebug, he shall, by the
use Of corrupt means, reinstsn himself and his
army Of hungry, vsmpyricAl, egg-sucking, skil-
let-iicking kin in Office
1.-THE hope Of victory for the democratic
party ,hsll disappear by the failure Of passive
resistance strategy, and the pursuit Of plumber
shall sgain bind together the apparently di,solv-
ing elements OF hellish radicAsm
" If-upon 8 full and final struggle with the
enemies Of state sovereignty and white suprems-
cy in America, the low-born scum from hell's |
bubhling broth-pot shall triumph over the peo-
pie in the greatAcampaign at hand
q" If-peculsiion, snd theft. and defslcstion, |
and fraud, and tyranny, and niggerism, and |
shall receive popular Endorsement |
in the dominant section. through the means re-
sorted to during the past decade of national
nightmare
g Then there still remains hope-a last, but
.ure and final resort-lhe dernier sesort"
In another article it declares that southernerr
would not fight England on account Of the gal
ant Alabama, - " fight for Yankees, never -
"We never expect to march under the folds
Of dishonored rag, with stripes for white men
md stsrs for niggers-s Haunting le-s bar
oer's striped sign on bunting, that has fosted
over more rsscslly acts than any pirsticsl skull
md cross-bones banner, ever thrown to the
breeze. Never Let the cowardly, sneAking
yankees fight it out on their own hook, aud as
usual, get whipped wherever they meet men on 5
,sttle field. In that war, if it ever comes, let
1s welcome the tread Of English feet upon
American soil. .
This, is passivefm" at headquarters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
nc LOO Methodlst Conferenee

r-.1...
Inc ! Toy 1'n-s''''-s 1'
adopted resolutions 'ii ''''1@ 10y
uon' inviting 'le 10y l'-' 7'''- 80 '
conference Aui -''-'i-ls '--' -'
enee will vita great pressure ''-7. .--
'o''l d
ure 20 To DO. 'ns
fore, took 'aats 10 8 body n '-' -eleis. zone
ference Me.s-s Well. Il-. Car. Merriam
c...- r.,,.e..- r.-t.rs.-s -a,is
tuei addresses in Ies'i- I'D ,-7 --' -
p0lity Of tae church Thus .usuFu. a-ei. and
p;sl,- LIMOS -e,rr-I.I Ue.4.It die character
.-.....4 ....t. .s...-.l ...-.--, BE-
'' '-' --'A
tie isymen' o. Isr' WIS su.l BE- 3D.. give -'' en-
cours emf JAIL Ike hoped thar tle aTu
woYfI take the Tenn "a tiles into .te.- uwu
,,..--. ..-........... .. ..--..
NN1i7 an
tiers, All Tie r,si'i
preach the better
The committee 90 '-- presiding e.-sf '--s
reported The i-.-."'as I7'-.-
lft That We ,elas'' DE '.'--t 10 l-'
,, 1,- 49, ~ That Ba district ru,b- 10 en-
ian more th.n twelve Charge - That tae
presiding elders should Re required 80 p.'..'1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
This, is passiveism'' at headquarters.

When Connecticut votes for President, the
l,400 temperance votes, now scattered and
thrown away, will be polled for the Republican
electoral ticket Letting the 400 Labor Reform
err 20 to the Democrats, the Nutmeg State will
be for Grant by over three thousand msjority
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

In the town Of Otis, Mss, the other day, =
respectable young woman, Mrs Ellen Turner,
with her husband and daughter, child OF Eve
years, VAS spending the evening at the hou,e Of
her brother, phi,o Clsrs. Father, mother and
child were sitting near esch other when CLARK
csme into lhe room With = gun in bis hand.
The little girl ssked what he was going TO DO
with IT, " Shoot your mother said he, and
pointed the gun at her head. Take good aim,
Pbilo," said the lady The child ran and clasp
ei her arms sround her mothers neck. The
next instant Clark pulled the trigger and the
gun went Of blowing his sisters head in pieces,
and iujuring the little girl's arm 20 that ampu-
tstion WA necessary. Clark was steady msn,
was sober at the time, and Was quite fond Of his
siste- and niece. His only motive was foolish
desire to frighten the child ''in fun, and he hsd
forgotten that be had reloaded his gun since
firing it day or two before. OF course he IS
overwhelmed with grief; but that does not re
store his sister give back to her msimel child
the little arm tina; wss cut OF above the elbow,
or console the beresved husband for his loss
The case is one Of Glars constantly occurring,
and which will continue to occur in spite Of such
dreadful warnings Of the folly and wrong of
(his reckless use Of firearms. How to prevent
such criminal carelersness is hard question
A penal statute against pointing frearm, load
ed or unlosded, at another person, would probs-
bly, never be enforced, becsuse the instances Of
such playful recklessness occur among friends,
who overlook the risk and excuse the offender, if
nothing serious happens; but it would have an
excellent effect in many community, if occs-
sionslly a man vas marched to the lookup for a
months stay, aud put under bonds not to handle
= gun in year, for the crime Of pointing his
shooting piece at another's he.d-in fun. 1t is
M act which, at least, no one should witness or
LEI ussE without severe rehuke
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
NEruBucAN STATE CONVENTION

p.t4.... y-... s... ,--..-.s.. -. t.-.. .-
NJ 81 mn
called 10 he led al hfLLjMH FALLS. '1 VII
NESnAT TEE FIRST DAY OF NAY, 4. ID.
,--- - 3D.. .,-,..-- Al e.-.t. ,.-.-- 60 3D. ...-.-
1875 o. BIS -' - | POI
o'le-''ea w s'se1 '''' 80 '' -- 81
ip,r,.,-,. ,-.--s 80 , ,r
,-t-- -c-.-.-.--....--- ,,.---..,.-,. 49,
-. --- - ,-..-.-.
INC t-A'es % iils-eA1 'i'- ice ii7s.'e-' 10 '-o
United States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

A Cincinnati paper devotes q column to the
discussion Of " How life mny be heightened, -
and the St. Louis Dispatch says it might have
covered the whole ground in few words. to wit !:
Allure Cincinnati whiskey, and keep away from
her sausage factories
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

twill be seen by an srticie elsewhere, copied
from the Burlington Free Prsss. that Hon G.
". WIZARDS place in Congress is % be neatly
filed by our present worthy Governor. This
mAv b e the " slate in fact We 10 not know a.
Nj willard desires denomination ani II not
perhsps there il no one who could better oil his
place But 70 w. as Dickens Weller taid, Cor
some one se.) this Is rather a sudden pull
up" Our idea II, when = place is filed by Az
honest. capable man, keep him there As long IS
possible. Slch uSn II Mr. Wills-d.-SA
JliHs5ry Cliei0Hia-
Our friend the Caleloaila seems to forge;
that in the contingency deemed IS Us most pro
battle, and on which our discussion 70 which be
alludes wss mainly bstel.-viz a reduction Of
the number Of cur districts, and re-i!stric,ug
by the mountain line, Mr. Willsrl and Gov
Stewart will be residents Of different districts,
.ui there will be no filing Of NJ wizards
plsoe, by Ny. Stewart or anybody. We fully
concur with the Cdle3oaja1 in its estimate Of
Mr. willard We 10 not slFsys agree with Mr..
Willard, but We recognize bis marked ability.
We know him to be pure And faithful We
honor him for his independence, though some-
times it seems to Us excessive, ami after the 9th
Of June, be will be in harmony with the Repub-
lcsns Of Vermont, on the important question Of
:he Presidency. Adding to such appreciation Of
his personal character, feeling Of strong per
son.l friendship for him, We certainly have no
desire tc see him dropped from our delegation in
Congress Our remark that no one scqutint-
Ell wnh the situation IN the First District, would
.sy th.t he could be re-nominatei without con-
test, which We arc confident he would no, in
vite, " was simply the statement Of faet. Per
maps we should not have mentioned that, had
We any hope thst the District would be retained
n its present shape.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

In Connecticut, said the World on Satur-
day, the travelling is likely to be bad on Mon
dsy. Itproved to be very bad fer the Worlds
friends We don't know where, Of late, " the
travelling has not been bad - for the Dem
ocrscy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

RAILROAD CoSsoLIDATIoN.-Ih Rutland IN
dependent SAYS ths. the following five roads have
been consolidated, to wit The New York aud
Boston, leading At present from New YORK to
Carmel, Putnam county n. Y; the Putnam and
Du,chess, from Carmel TO point near HopeWe.l
on the Dutchess AL Columbia the DGtchcfs
and Columbis, to >Iinertou the Pine Plain
and Albany, leading from Pine Plains TO Ca'i-
ham Four Corners sni the Harlem Eztea7.ea
from Chatham to Rutland, W. The entire line
will be about $50 miles in length Iwo-'biris
Of the stock Of the New York aal Boston ana
Duchess AMI Columbia have ben subsorite1
The trustees are the Hon. At,,A ". Palmer,
Samuel J. Tileu, aal Il u. Van D5ck. Geo.
H. Brown, Pre,idsn; Of ,ha Du,chess aai CO.
lumbia rosI, will ssu Tor Europe on the d'h O..
April to negotiate d l5ra for The new c,aio.iis-
ton. An express tram, with drawing room e'rs
is to be plseei on on ,ac i.r.eu Extension Rail
road, leaving New Y.rk az S a. m. ana arriving
in Rutland A. p IL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

vergennet.
William Wallaces team ran away in Wal
than. 4 week ago Wednesday, and smsshel
things considerably
Twenty substantial citizens Of Shoreham have
bought the hotel in the village, with the pur-
pose to have it kept in the interest Of TEN
persnce.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Mr. John Howe Of Bondville. aged = years.
died suddenly of spoplexy last week.
The fine marble mill of Messrs. Tyler s Kent
a. South Dorset, was started some time ago, but
the w.tsr is 60 low that it can De run only por-
ton Of the time. Tie enterprising proprietors
propose to put in en- engine to run the mill
IN Peru Mr.. Stanley Lyon was badly injured
by runaway a week ago lat Friday.
Ogden 7. Fisher Of Rupert, has siE year oil
COW that gave birth to three calves March 10Th
and all are "a smart a. single calves are com
monty.
EGish Burton of Rupert, has sold bis farm 20
Walter White Of Hebron, for $1,000
Cass Boardman Of Woodforj, cut he foot
badly With IN axe few days since As he va
choppi1g.
The dam which supplies water for the giIt
mill Of A. G. Clark Y Co, at Factory Point
partially gave way on 4ul4aF AlslLs l-c -'.ls
owing TO the great pressure OF the .c7-
Dexter J. Thayer, con Of Nelson Thiyer q
bennington, hss just completed the sinking q
an oil well in Titusvile, Pa, thst yields forty
barrels Day.
Nearly all the 8. never falling wells in Man
chester have given cut, and unless rain comes
soon the drouth will have a serious elect o. The
Temperance cause
The directors Of the NIettEFee cheese factory.
East Rupert, sold recently nine thousand pounds
Of cheese for l5 - cents per pound, Of a.
yesr's manufacture.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Alr Lusius Gilmore has been appointed frs,zl.
agent At St Johnsbury.
j. C. Iie, En-. has been zrpoiuiei town gu
perintenleat Of So. JohnsJury, IN place Of Rev
IS. L. Noyes, who declined the Office
TIE vsv freight train from Sherbrooks.e Ign
uvi-Ie WeIues isy. vas thrown from che tra-s
Just shove West Burke by the turning of tsl
under the engine, and the locomotive El-e--
nsias sri four cars were piled oft the ilur
down ur5u O. E.te brook li,Visar tae tr..
man, was considerably bruist!
Mr.. Charles Walker, RLls IN The Isr.- 60
West Burke last Saturday, was tssen uIze.ioca.
Le nose. and before sny assistance could ts zen
80. ~ ,,-, '.,tri---. IN -
tpre .-rcurps;snce=
r.-r.--.....,.1 -..,.,-s ,-. -,,--.. 81, r-.
go, -. - All 7.r.
compelled 90 liscontinucin c59s4eI-n-e.
Ba1i p. ps,ers1u has sold his req ieuo5 w
Summer Street. So. Johnt0ury, 90 j. " A.v.r-.
Of fairbanks Village, fer 1850, s-t r-.- s.
word s ir exchange for $1,000.
lssEx COUNTY
Do. r,,-s.t.,-7 nat lass rb., ..,i t.rs I'd. .-,-..
.... ..,ie srr1slIv AMI two million fss..f .s--.
ts- -IsnBf.--uref s.r-y tons Of maple .i-,-
Is o. average crop
rp.vy1fy g5rsrY
r..--.- .-. .,,.s.--.s..-... -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

Senator Sumner, in response to a sumnons'
appeared before the Senate French arms COM
mittee Wednesday. He was sworn and testified
but under protest. The primal source Of his IN
formation that there had been anything wrong
in the sales Of arms he refused to disclose, but
stated that the letters snd despatches embraced
in his preamble were furnished by the Marquis de
Chsmbrun Mr. Sumner said tast lie had never
called upon the Secretary Of War, Or Of the Treas
ury, for an explanation Of the Suspicious circam-
stances. Several questions he declined 70 snsTer-
a Tssr CASE A ties, case brought by the
endorser aesinst the maker of 3 note was de-
cided at the Hartford, Conn, Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Monday, in favor Of the plaintiff.
The note wa. given for the right to sell patent
gate, and vas purchased by the plaintiff, while
the defendant claimed that the note was OBJ
tanned by the payee from the maker by fraud as
he supposed he was signing receipt instead ola
note The decision in the Rutland County
Court. the present term, in a similar class Of
cases, has been the reverse Of this, the verdict
being for the defendants.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
The Two Term Principle.

A Richmond lyt) correspondent writes to us
as follows: "Itis good idea to discuss quite
early the political questions Of she State under
the new law 60 that the voters may come to =
right conclusion. IA the cs,e now stands in re-
g,15 to the second election Of Senators and Re
personalities. it it generally conceded that one
point : clearly es,ablishei-ths, al OF the Sen
at5rs and representative are in favor Of the
se,5ni election. The only real difficulty seems
to be ,hst fifty or seveaty-fye per cent. Of the
voters expect to be Senators or Representatives
some time they will be continually thinking
about the good oli Methuse,sh. aud whether
their turn will come iuside of his time Then
would it be good policy 90 serI TO the Lesisl,-
ture a second time the men who deliber-
stely decided 70 rob the owners Of real es-
tate in this county It is quite likely before sny
man is nominated for Governor, the people in
this vicinity viii want TO know whether be i in
favor O. the unjust lAv ih.t compeis ChittenIcn
county to bear tie heavy burden q tsIes that
justly belong 70 other counties "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

70 every nsr subscriber for the WEEKLY FREE
Psrss. pay ing 500 for year in advance. We viii
present copy Of stuart's large and beautiful Steel
Line Engraving entitled
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

Air Eimbsll while engaged in carrying bar
rel Of corn down cellar a. Cayeriish, slipped
and broke his leg below the knee.
A grsver in the hands of Mr.. Desbro Smith At
Springfield, slipped, and cut an artery in Mr
Smiths hand. The flow Of blood was stoppei
with difficulty
Tie poor house st BrdgeEater, was destroyed
by FIRE on Thursday evening last The house
vas not q valuable one.
The shipment Of veal calves from Royslton has
already commenced, but most that 20 look a.
though they ought to have stayed With their
mothers awhile longer
Scion Z. Brownell, Of South Royalton while
splitting block Of wood the other day, from
large tree some feet through. discovered within
about six inches Of the center some characters
that bad been cut there when the tree wss quite
small and preserved BY the growing over of the
wood. He thinks. from their appearance they
n est have bean cut there By the Ratchet Of an
Indian.
Charles Ellis. Of Barnard has COW that
dropped few days ago a calf that weighed one
hundred and fourteen rounds when one day old.
Harvey Bartholomew and wife Of West Hart
ford, who have heretofore been In limbo for SCI
ling liquor, we're week before last under arrest
again for similar offence. They left Sunday
night for parts unknown.
Jsmaci. can think OF nothing but railroads.
Mr.. Prior, Of Jamaica has sold his hotel to Mr.
Rswson from Massachusetts,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

The attitude which the German Government
vas likely to take in the matter Of the French
arms, has very naturally been sn interesting
question since the introduction Of Mr.. Sumner $
resolution. The answer comes across the water
in AZ srticlein the official organ Al Berlin, the
-fNysmeias Zctlug, which says, on bshslf Of
the German Government, that the sale Of AIMS
vas well unlerstooi 4, the time; that j: was ex-
suinei hy the German Government, and that
no ground Of sint va, found. That organ
goes still further I; asserts that Gen. Grants
Administration has been recognized sll along at
Berlin As peculiarly friendly to the German
Government And, as If to adj gall to the
wo,ms5oi thus administered to the mischief
makers Of the Senate, II points 70 the fact that
Senator Summers sympsthes in the wsr were
with France, snd th.t French sgent stands
behind prompting and furnishing the material
FOR this SssAult 1t fails to discover that any At
tack with such backing is inspired by any re-
gari for the rights OF the interests Of Ger
mans
And even this il no, al The official organ
understands, as well as We DO in this country,
that the Senators who made this onset are per-
s3nally inimicsl to the Presiie1t, and it init
mates its opinion very plainly that the whole
effort springs from that andpAthy. Nothing
could convey keener rebuke to Senator Schurz
and his aslocistes than this article
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

lle Essc S.s,e Company Of Paultaey are FL
Ing az oris7 from the Texas S.ste auth-ri-e.
;-r 5000 feet o. slate blAcktos-ls for the publ,
schools Of ths- State.
"l-su %. Williams has commenced the build
lag o.. ass-e MIL mile aal half south C.
t-l.-uey village. a number q quarries are
beng opened in the vicinity
ileEe is = great jeAl Of sickness in Dsu5y.
17e- ii,een thousand tlslels Of potatoes have
been shipped from Pittsfori station this winter
Pierce Sc stcarus hsve shi9psi me million
i've hundred THOUSAND feet o. lumber from P-ts.
f7rltha las- year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

George r Bragg, late in the employ Of j.
heltd 81 c-us. 10 their tsulery s. Warren, q,
through The Ice and came nesr drowning las.
saturday, While crossing ClrielI's pond
r. Dow, o. Woodbury., was srrsiguei before
j lst'ca Nels on = charge Of selling seasei
Beef, sni held 20 bAil in the sum Of SI5g for
l.r.-rsn.s :. Tie Countr Crnrr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

EuBLIC DEBr srATEsEsT.-The following state
ment of the principal of the public debt and Treas
ury balances from June 80, 1863, to December 81,
1871, has Just been prepared at the Treasury
Department.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05
Public Debt Statement.

The following is the statement Of the public
debt on the lst day Of April, 1872
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-07
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEGUIN STREET,
BETWEEN DELARONDE AND PETER STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF V. A. J. FREvILLE.
nv CHARLES E. FORTIER. AUCTION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-07
SUCCESSION OF JOHN W. HARDIE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. a. lO6

DY C. e. GIRARDEY & CO. AUC
ID tiOneers-NiChOlas j. HOey, Auctioueer-O Office
No. II Exchange place-SATURDAY, NAV 49, 1872 at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tiOneers Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOnse streets, in this city of New Or
leans by virtue of an order of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated the sixth of April 1872 will be sold by pub
lie auction, for account of said estate, the follow
ing described property, to wit
l. THE THREE.ST0RY BRICK HOUSE No. 523
Charities street. in the Third district of this city,
in the square bounded by Charities (ate MOrea1ls
Port, ST. Ferdinand and Architect streets. The lot
is designated by the No. 4, is the fourth from
the corner of Port street. bounded the side next
to Port street by lot No g. now or lately owned by
LacrOix and on the other side by lot No. s. for
can measure 26 feet inches front on each of said
Charities and Architect streets, by l38 feet inch
and lines in depth, between parallel lines.
2. TEN LOTS OF GROUND in the same district
in square bounded by LapeyrOuse, Onzaga, GaIyez
and Miro streets, designated lots Nos to 10 in
clusively, and measuring each'29 feet inches ana
5 lines front on LapeyrOuse street, by l2S feet 4
inches in depth; lot No / forming the corner OF
LapeyrOuse and Miro streets and lot No III the
corner of LapeyrOuse and Galvez streets.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, and the remainder
payable in three equal installments, at twelve
twenty-fOur and thirty-six months credit, with
interest of eight per cent per annum IRON
date of sale until final payment, with the usual
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in event
Of suit to enforce payment the improvements to
be kept fully insured, and policy transferred 10
the holders of the notes. aud purchasers to assume
payment of all taxes for the year 1872.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the
expense Of the purchasers, before -, notary
public. apl4 d my4 IL Is