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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-03-21

THE Singer Sewing Machines are certainly
the most popular They sold 1000 more than
any other company in 1870 and they are going to
sell three times as many machines as there are
words In the English language in 1872.
NEWTON 6 BENEDICT, gents,
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lMllRaakee lIafkel.
Z g,SsfInfection In theTAir :, n ]

glaNnT =. r II an 4
tAtthlsaeaSonthe vegetable world takes
q new lease Of life; but TO- the Sensitive
and delicate members Of the human
family Ills Atine Of danger and often Of
great suffering, The moisture which rises
from the earth and hangs suspended over
II In the form of morning and evening
misb aud togS, holds In solution, so to
speak, The mephitlc elements which pro.
duce fever and agpe, remittent feyers,
rheumatism, and many painful nervous
disturbances, and which aggravate dys.
pepsia, billlou8ness and ell minor aztec.
tons Of the stomach and the bowels
This, therefore, d q critical period Of. the
year, . season when the renovahng, re.
ffeahing and purifying operation ofithe
mighteat Of al vegetable tonics and al.
tOratives, Hoatettefs Stomach Bitters, %
salvation TO the weak, and the best 90.
curity for the continuance Of the health
and vigor Of the strong. Nowis the time
not only to protect the system against the
common ailments OF the season. but 70
preventive digordeFsincldent 10 warmer
temperature, Let not the exhauSting
heats Of the summer months find you un.
prepared to meet them. A course Of
Hostetter Blttera, commenced now, will
put all the physical energies In fighting
trim, double the capacity OF the internal
organs, 70. repel the causes OF disease, re-
ireah the brain and clear iEoi allhypo.
chondriacal cobRebs, ardplace thowhole
physlqne 10 an attitude ol defence with
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Organic Weakness

Immediately cured, and full yiEor restored. y
This di8tfeaslng anletion, which renders life
miserable and marriage impoeaible, is tho penal.
Y paid py the Victims Of improper indnlFeneq
Young persons arc too apt 10 commit eIr6Bies
from not being aware Of the d,eAdfnl conse.
quanceg thasmAy ensuAa NoH, who that under
stands the Punject will pretend to deny that the
power OF procreation 10 lost sooner by those fAl.
Ing into improper hAbits than BY tie prudent I
Besidea being deprived OF tbs pleasure Of healthy
offspring, the most serious and destructive symp.
toms Of both body and mind arise Tho system
becomes dotangtd, the physical and m0ntai fune.
lions weakened. losS Of pFoerCativ0 power, mar.
ygug ifrtAhllity, dyepep,iA, pAlpltation or the
q Ar indtge9hon, constitutional debility, and
wasting Of the frame, cough, consumption de-
cay, and early death. stit FCi EfsG EfIiIllil5
Dr gRlehhlatt graduated from on0of tho most
eminent Colleges In The United States; has eftcl.
Cd some OF tho most Astonishing cures that were
ever Known; many troubled With ringing In tbs
neao and cara when aeleep, great neryohlneBB,
beng alarmed Of npdden sounds, bashinlnesa,
With deranesmentot mind, Wtto cured iumedl:
- -. -.F a.
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Take Particular Notice.

Dr.: Hshblatt addresses all those who have IN.
Jpred themselves by improper indnlgences and
solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind,
uniting them for either bu4lnpss, studH 6oclety
or marriage. r-rrs - az =
. These arc some Of the Iad and melancholy 81.
tscts produced BY the early hAhltBof youth Viz
weakness OF tho back and limbs, pain, In tbs
hreAet, dimnee9 OF sight loas Of muscular power,
pAlpitauon OF the heart, dySpepsth, nervous In.
liability, symptoms OF consumption, derAnRemont
Of the digestive functions, DC o ~ .'7,-slJ
/, AkNTALLY.-The effects on the mind are
much 10 be dreaded. LOIS Of memory, confusion
eL Ideas depression q spirits, evil forebodInR,
umidlty, &c, arc some Of the evils produced
Thousands ofpersons Of ali ages can now Iudee
what IL the cause their declining health, oSihS
their VII Or, becoming weak, pale, nervous AND
emActated, having o singular, app, aranco abog
the eyes, cough, and symptoms o. consumption
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; Keep the Observation-Disclosures d .s...tI
am like an old hemloc l-withered at the
tor" said venerable Indian Chief, point.
ing to- his. thin ands bleaching locks.
Thousands Of men and women in civil.
izedsociety, much younger than the.old
sagameret are like him, awithered at the
top" simply because they have neglected
70 use the means Of preserving and beau.
tttying the hair which science had placed
Of their disposal, IF LYoN's KATHA1RoN
be faithfully applied once OF, twice o day,
70 the fbers and the scalp, It Il Just as i'm.
possible that the hair should decay, with.
or, fallout or become harsh and fuzzy, as
that 9 meadow, duly refreshed with
nightly dews and 5sunlit rains, should be.
come arid and barren ofgreen blades.
This matchless preparation not only
keeps the hair alive and the skin OF the
head In Q healthy and clean condition, but
actually multiplies the fllaments and i'm.
parts to them RlusLre, flexibility and wayy
beauty unattainable by any other mode Of
treatment, It does not, like the metallic
and sulphurous hair dyes, dry up the nat
rral moisture OF the scalp, but supplies
nutriment 70 the roots Of the hair and
yigor to the flbers. gS!at5daS ' rs IS
Dr. SAdE's uArARRR RR1tEpY.-s5OO
reward for an incurable case. Sold BY
druggists, or bymail' 60cents. Address
4. V. Pierce, N, D. Buffalo, y. 7. eod&w
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STATE BoNDB-Duu and neglected.
sTocKs Opened frm WITH New York
Central as the feature. On the first call
Rock Island and Indiana Central were the
cards, the latter advancing to 3Ot, the
short interest being in Cleveland, Colum.
bus, q Indiana Central, and 10 said 10 OK.
coed the capital stock. Tho mafket cloted
strong and especially 90 for Rock Island,
Union Pacific and t0hioA.E
The RspreSS says that the Lake Shore
election takes place on Wednesday next,
and The leading Directors will leave Tor
the West, Monday morning. The North.
western transfer books close on Tuesday
next, and the election takes place June
9th. The control Of the company willre.
main nthe hands no Tracy party, and
HE Lale Hhota otd VII Sohtlnu6 under
Mr.. Clark's management. The Rock u.
land election takes place In June, and the
Tracy party will remain In power.
BANK STATEArENT-favorable and shows
that the banks hold S5.ee6,oOO shove
the 20 per cent required BY law, being an
increase Of $8593,976. The following are
the changes: Loans increase, 81 1885, 900;
specie decrease 4165,900; legal tenders
increase, $5,81s,1Oo; deposits increase,
$75OS, 400 circulation decrease, $71,5OO.
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves by q certain psas:
too, INDUCED when alone, q habit fFequertl.
learned nom evil companions, OF &C school, dc
sheets OF which arc nightly felt, even when
ahleep, and IL not cured, fendefS MARRIAGE Impoe.
stble, and destroys both body and mind, Ghoul
: What q plty that youug man, The hope Of Tic
county, tho pride Of his parents, should 10
anatehed nom al prospects and epjoyments Of
lie by The consequence Of deyIAtinR nom The
pAth ot.nAtue, and indulgiDg I'M certain secret
habit buoh pereons must b0lore contemplating
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Marriage, =

reject that sound mind and body arc tho mo9
necessary regulates 70 promote eonnuhlal haI
pines8 y Indeed, without these the journey
through llfe becomes weary pilgrimage; the
pt0specta hourly dAfken TO the view, tho mind
becomes lhAdoWed With despair, and allied
Of another becomes bhghtod with our own. :
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The E.aIxoEt 8oa p,
Manufactured BY \. REID, Wheeling, ". Va.

claim that II cannot DO e1eGlled, list Inpuri.
y and quality; ID, II. economy, because Il %
hrm and hard @ soon % made and will not ahrink
when opposed 70 the atmosphere, lilo most
BoapS do. twill therefore Waah hall a. Inneh
more q The soaps now In market Gt the came
pheei ID, Repatriation In WAhhing You must
Itsh WthA pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. U1GtkSsFdporlb Soap and
you VIII have no moro trouble getting your
clothes white and faultless, and guarantee that
twill not tnlure the akin o. tho most delicate
mhties. 9Th, I claim for It an advantage over an
others In that y win bear leaving In water for
oklo holfa without injuring Il Other soaps arc
rendered unelosB By forgetting them In The, tho
Or basin aitef nStng. please enquire Of your
grocer t9s the Eaynfite Soap, and you win DO
convinced that Il q the best. - -
I ao!uIiaM,-Raeh bar 10 stamped y llatFg' md
AteAaaleI' ,RdpoIlk Soap, alGSatdctITCd By X
'Aela. w lAailag, W, ", ~ ssis y -afi' t'FL 7
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale By Y 4
-7- - 49, EOWAHn HEiO. q
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
anGao wheeling, ". Va.
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Marriages.

TFI7..T1 - JILL n IFIIE|-TE MN y
Married persons, or yonngmCn and ladies con.
weakness, organic debility, deformities, especiA..
ly cured. 49, =. = tGf JHJEb if'@lttt.1
agsgG -; i-.s.HlE-.T ~ ...l
. He who places himtelf under the cSre Of DR.
Filhblatt may rellgtously conade In his homo
- gentleman, and conhd 6ntly rely on hih iklp
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Young Mem,

especially, who have becune Do victims Of col.
which annually sweeps to an untIm0ly Krayo
Thousands Of young men OF the most exalted tai
'gntB and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have 0ntraneed listening SenAteB With thathuR.
detings Of eloQuepee, OF fyAkedsto ecstasy the
Living Tyre, may call with full conna ence.., 4
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} COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
MARKETS By TELEaRAPH

.New York Money and STOOL Market.
J NEW YoaK, April2z. Com Dull and
heavy, closing at 112t. Loans OF from !
to 81 per cent ClearinEB, Se800O,0O0.
Exports for the week, Sl,715,0O0.
MoHEY-Easy Of from 8 to Z per cent.
,STEhLrNo ExcHARaE--10ei.
GovERNNnNTs-CloS up quiet with B
general reaction in prices from the highest
point,
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DR.. FIShbIattrafsrs to tho FOLLOWING

Professors: ''s
" g ia
RS. NEWTON, MD.
Q. n. ROBERTS, II. D. 3h.7
J. HEINE, N. D. ,g',o -e1 .-a .
d PAUL ALLEN,MD. r,. a.
CALVIN RIVENBURG,M
: u. MORGAN SWEET, II. D.
H.HERMANEE, n. D.
J.HARRIS, NJ DIV
IJ0sEPHD. FRIEND, MD. g.
3 WV. WATERMAN, MD. re-.
J.-E. SN0DGRAsS, N. D.
ISAAC 9PANGLER, Ne D.
W. w. HADLEY, M D. 600 .
EDWIN FREEMAN, N. D.
ID MILTON SAUNDERS, n. D.
CHARLES HART, n. D. .,.
ALEX. WILDER, n D.
r.. N. HOLDEN, ND. 80
r o. sMlTH, ND. 6,a Esy (
a EBAY,M3 a4 aGa az.a D.
e or NEW YORK. oaae
GplSdGW N''F!F Hs'A 'I.".
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I WANTlHUPPLIRD.4 bf gfsl

TO supply 0 want felt for roGi genuine good
article Of Soap At reasonable pfie0, tho under.
signed lanoWmannfaeent turing such an Rrtiele, a.
al testify who have aeen and used = /
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RAILROAD 5co.n'

Wa silsr tor ale al a. d. First No,.v,,,
Land Grant Gold Bonds or the Northern PSciilc
RAILROAD Company. They Ate ltsned inIthe ioI.
loving denomlnAtlons: Coupons, Sle0, $500 and
u ,lgo ei1teted; 300, q DO, 8 001i ~ OO1and
80 600. Tho lnleiglt, y spAyablS n R0ld coin
January, and duly % each ygaf o. the ONCE Or
Jay Cooke d Co., Financial Agents, New, York.
Thee bonds are secured " d dat and only lf6rt.
Eaga on over Two Thousand Mllel OF Road, With
rolling stock buildings and all other epIlpi6ntr.
and on over TWenty.threo Thousand Acre 81
Land p every mile Of hniehed rVad. Tht6 land,
agricultural, tmbeEedH and minelal, amounting
In az to more Than Fifty Million Asfes, eonEiGts
Of alternate hertiohH, fea ching twenty % 'foFfy
miles on each aide Of the track nom iTiSeo n sin
through tho richest portions OF Ainn0S6l n, Da.
e Egs 81, A9nlSn Idaho, oteeon and Warrington,
We have those Bonds constantly on hand and
recommend them with confidence to capisalia1,
investors and tho public generally. 7.
gsgHE KBANK, n
sVghekI,nS sIesNsa a ,aiS ~ kgeet
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RaItimore Cattle NarLnt.

BALTIMORE, April 25-BRRF CATTLE
The market this week differed as to &C.
tivity in no material feature from that oil
last week, but we have to note q difference
In quality, there being even fewer com.
mon and more Of the beIterordef Of Cat.
tie at the scales. Tie market yesterday
evening closed leaving but few over for
this morning. Prices ranged from a 87A
10 81 70 per 100 lbs. There was no East.
ern demand whatever. Prices to-day
tor Beef Cattle ranged as follows: Best
Beeves SO 75a7 70; that generally rated
first quality $662ia6f5i medium or
good quality e 37a5 o.; ordinary hin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 80 00a0 90 ! info.
rior and lowest grades q Cattle 50 GOA
0 0O-Reneral average Of the market TO.
day SO 12i; extreme range Of prices "a 81
az %. Most Of the sales were from IS 76
to So 80 per 100 lbs Sop the receipts 81
head came from Maryland, 800 from Ohio;
$40 from Pennsylvania, 1888 from Illinois,
and 10 from West Virginia-total receipts
fol. the week 95S head, against ;S9S last
week, and 1850 head same timelast year.
0fthe offerings 665 head were taken BY
Baltimore butchers, 23l head sold to
Washington and Annapolis dealers, and
SO to country dealers-total sales for the
week 9S6 head; against $50 last week, and
1904 head same time last year. IN
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The receipts d
Sheep continue light, there being but O
slight Increase over last week. The md.
iority Of the arrivals are not Of the best
quality, and there. d agood inquiry fol
I I sheep-no advance since last week.
we quote sheared at STAT cents, and wool
oneep q 0ia09 cts. per h., gross. Lambs
supply July equal 70 the demand: we
quote at % TO IS per head, as 10 size and
quality Receipts this week 1885 head
against 1855 last week, and ItI9i ihead
same tmelast year.. s.955S
hoGsE5-There Is o respectable increase
In the number Of Hoel feceiyed Sih;s T ,S.oS
as compared with last week, and The de.
mand has kept pace with'the supply. the
market ct the close not being oyercf6wS,
ed with stock-quotations, however, shov;
some sympathy with the increased IA.
ceipts, and prices have receded 4alc or
corn.fed, and tc per ID. on still.led Hog
We quote corn.ied al $60Oao Gel, SSt
still.led at IS 60a6 10 per 100 lbs. net
Receipts this week 1884 head, agains
Sl9S last week, and 1894 head same TIM
last year. s1Wt 1-84gfag LtE
Pittsburgh Cattle 1IaEket.z
EAST LrBERTY, April oI.-CATFLR-
Market Alair;S arrivals fair; best, etstt
7ci stockers, ~ to &c; prospects, slow.
SHREP-Market dull; arrivals, fair
prospects, slow best, % to Ole; medium
8 to &c; common, Z to7ic. q ~; ! y
b Hoaa-=farket unchanged.E arrivals
fair; Philade lphiai y e0E$ 6i %; Yorkers
! N40 to "a 30; prospects, slow. "a z
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FI1ancIai. aS1sT a


n ?. O. IiaS l tiil IB,SoIEFH EfTloED,i
HAAT K, t"F' sal'slSs. VH ~ tA,ln, ~ l
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sTRICTURR. WEAKNEaa
Q 6 Vl.EaRsArL DR BIlLITY.

I sas- 'af sala-.'sa t-A1 -t' .ts
e q ~ bts g4f9la5s gu.9-Gs'
Haz-s s.r1.i - l-'z'A igHfG
.'.a195 $50 .- Na3r e'r =.
.H. JT = -ra- rs H#sa AZ -rIz1.,.r Oh a.
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CmcAao, April %. -kFEouR-iExira
spring active at $6I6a8 e. Z y s
GRAN-Wheat-A speculative demand
and prices higher; No. . closed at 81 84la
l 80. Corn-No. Q mixed opened firm
anil closed dull at 48tc. Oats-No. Q &C.
tive at S4as5ic. Rye-Stronger; 75c bid.
BarlsyINo@s spring a shade easier It
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Cincinnati Marlrnf.

4aaE Cincinnati Market. 1. a.
SCNcrNaATl, April 81 FiouR4De.
mand fair and prices advanced; family
IS 15a9 So. e - 49,
observation-disclosures fair; red
81 77a1 80. Corn-Demand fair and
market firm at Acc. Rye-93a98c. Oats
$42a45c,g h
Ons-Linseed- S9a90c. Lard-75a7sc.
PRoy1sIoHs-- Pork--Market bouyant
but unsettled; regular S13 90; city sold at
$16 90. Lard-Asking Sta9c. Bulk
meats Demand sactive and prices ad.
vanced: salt ehoulders-44c, packed; sides
81, 7ba7ic, sales &c less. Bacon-An ad.
vance Is asked; shoulders held at 64c;
sides, clear rib, q7tc; do clear, nc, show.
ing that bulk meats are relatively higher
than bacon, which Is consequent upon the
large English demands for bulk meats,
WHaKY-Steadv at S4c, ~
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, April 2.-There Il 0
moderate business doing. The trade thus
far this season has bean larger and more
lucrative than for the past four years.
The print market Is not 80 active, but
there Is apparently moro steadiness and
less disposition to cut on prices. All de-
sirable makes are Unfair request at lila
12c, while novel designs of Dolly Warden
styles command 19ta13c. . Printing cloths
keep sold far ahead Of their production,
and demand extreme prices. Corset jeans
are hardly so firm at least. Bleached and
colored pepperell satteens are 1c lower and
selling at 18fc. Warren A denims are
offered at Ice, while blue denims are up
to121c; the Warren AKA do command
23c. Stripes and ticks are all steady, Un.i
casyille, stripes being 133a14fc, and Ham.
ilton1a a19c; York ticks command 2eta
28ic for Fsbrand, and $50 for TA.A do: Cor
dis Nos. 8 and7 awning ticks sell at 100
andl 40 pectively, while Hamilton reeu.
laIi sells ae 28ic. Suffolk I bleached mus.
Inns, 22a2e iic; Indian Head, 1 wide, 1910;
Fruit OF Loom, 100ths, 19c; Wamsutta,
20a2lc, and New York Mills, 22c. :,
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o. oaIlBAY. ,iAs. q. ogrxIIY. 3 1ToST oorp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

with her grain trade unless she builds
iron stsamShips Of suflcent siss and car.
rying capacity 10 carry from $1,000 u 76,.
900 bushels OF bulk grain at twelve ssuts
per bushel from New Orleans.
We are her cheapest ally through which
she can refrain her prcducs trade.
have seen all this trade steadily COM
ing here, and 10 meet all demands have
nearly completed the largest floating els-
vator ever yet built-with four elevators
on her deck, which will transfsr 10000
bushels per hour from barge TO ship. at Q
cost OF only one cent per bushel, weigh.
ing included. Respectfully,
J. HioBY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-26
BY M. Barnett.
IN THE MATTER OF MRS. oPHBLIA MoREAU,
wife of John Hewlett, ct al. VS.. the minors Hor.
taire and Victor Moreau ct al
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS, iO5.

DY W. BARNETT, AUCTTOEEER-Ohoe No.
- g ST. Louis street-SATURDAY, July 20, 1872,
at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at public aue'
ton, at the St. Louis Auction Exchange, on st.
Louis street, between Charities and Royal streets
BY virtue and in pursuance Of an order nom the
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the second bis-
trct Court for the parish Of Orleans daJed nay 8,
1872, the following described property, 20 wit
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the Third District Of this city IN the square com
prised within Craps, Esplanade, herierec or HIS
torv and GIrestmen sfreets, and making part Of
lot No l33 and measuring 80 feet front on Craps
street BY about l2O feet in depth, bounded on one
side nv the rronertv formerly belonging 10 Mr.
Pronpafn aud On the other side by the property
now or formerly belonging to Magdelaine Baure;
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. -, - S,,,,-,,A, L.,
Third district Of this city, in the aforesaid square,
cornnrised within Craps, BsplaEade, Kerlerec, or
HistsIv and GTeatmen streets, adjoining the
above and measuring, in French meaure, 80 feet
front on Craps street, by about 50 feet In depth,
With the improvements thereon.
q ALSO A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District Of this city being one-half
the lot designated by the No. g. On a particular
plan Of the faubOurg mariguy, drawn on the thir-
tieth Of June 1907, and deposited In the Office Of
Michel De Armas, then notary public Of this city,
said lot Of ground measuring, French measure, 90
Bernard and Annette streets, by AS feet in depth
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Acts OF sale before Oscar Drouet, notary public,
at the expense Of the purchasers, including the
United States stamps also, taxes Of 1871 and the
running year. iel6 q jy2 1920
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-26

DY G. e. GIRARDEY & Co., AUC;
~ tioneers-N. J. HOey, AuctiOneer-Ofhoe No. IL
Exchange place.-SATURDAY, July s, 1872 at
twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold by public auction,
at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, on
Royal street by virtue Of an order Of the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
rendered on the twenty-ninth Of May 1872, the
following described property belonging to the
succession Of the late James Ready, to wit
/. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, in the
Fourth District of this city in the square bounded
by Washington avenue, Fourth FFeret and Locust
streets, designated as lot or portion No. /, and
measuring 80 feet front each of said Freret and
Locust streets, by 2T7 feet inches and lines in
depth and front on Washington avenue. The i'm
prOyements comprise large thTSe-story brick and
city of New Orleans by act passed before A. Hero,
Jr., notary of date thirteenth of July, 1870, for
S l25 per month, up TO the first July, 1873, with
privilege on the part Of the city to extend the
lease for an additional term of three years the
purchaser to be entitled to the rent that viii ac-
crue from and after the date of the adjudication.
g. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, in the
Third District OF this city, designated as square
No. q, and comprised within Agriculture Barthele.
my, Industry and Mazant streets.
Terms of Sale-FOr the property secondly de-
serbed, cash; for the property firstly described,
OnefOurth cash, and the balance in equal install.
ments at one two and three years credit, in the
notes of the purchaser, bearing eight per cent in
terest per annum from the date Of adjudication
lege the said property the buildings thereon to
be kept insured up to their full value, and the
policy of insurance to be transferred to the vendor
or any holder of the notes, the purchaser to pay
five per cent attorneys fees in case of suit on
any Of the notes furnished by him. said fees to be
also secured by mortgage.
All taxes for the current year, 1872, payable in
1873, to be assumed by the purchaser.
pense Of the purchasers before James Fahey
notary public. je2 IS p % i've