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, 1873-09-26
PHILADELPHIA.


Spfc}al Dfspdfh o Thd CAfcago 1F35ans.
PHtLADEhpn1At Sept. e5.-Iu consequence OF tho
great scarcity Of currency anil tho heavy drafts Of
country banks, city banks have resolved to
pend currency Payment Of large checks upon the
Clearing -Uouso today. Checks certified usua
however.
, 1873-09-26
ATLANTA, CA.

ATLANTA, aa.. Sept 2s.-As large meeting Of busi-
ness mon Tonight, hopeful feelings prevailed Rcso-
lutioua passed TO sustain tho banks by deposits and
limited checking. Tho Governor was requested to
favor tho banks and the people.
, 1873-09-26


Sprtini ni*rach to 1ae chfea9o TffhHns.
1Nn1ANAroL1s, Ind, Bott. 25.-Tho financial storm
which broko IN Now Yosk 1ast Friday haa ut last
reached indianapolis. Dankers have boon trimming
sail for time, md sirco tho trouhfo fairy bcBan
havo been working hard to mako their nrrangomcntsto
meet It.. 1t an thought laat night that nil probability
Of harm was past but this morning telegram from
CAcago announcing tl,o suspension of al tho banks
tlorc created great aarm, Tha wns followed by tel
egran Of similar rurport from Cincinnati Rumorsof
Of tAcae reaching tho atreot created great oxcomcnt.
At 11:3o O'Clock Woollcn Webb h Co., finding 1t in-
possible to meet the asrnn upon them,
aUarENDgp.
Their nssota nro considered bulcont to meet Ill do
n,afsa Ia tino. No other banks lavc gone unlor up
to midnight.
Tho bankera OF tho city mot this morning. and m
unsuccessful effort mado 10 follow tho example Of
Chicago aud Cincinnati. Feeling Boouro, however,
they concluded to brcaat tho storm. nuns Revernl
banks to-day promptly mat. Thcro 1s no panic,
although finances aro talked ovor everywhere. Tho
rcoplo havo conndonce, and no sorious result L. an
ucipated.
Tho Board Of Trado mot this afternoon, Expressed
their conadoncc and couuseled calmncss tho part
Of citizens.
, 1873-09-26

LITTLE Rook, Ark, Sept. 23.-Tlo excitement over
the oily currency anA tho rtportuA Suspension Of tho
bautn in Memphta causcl unusual uncasincss. FL
nancal matters the only topic Ut conversation.
Nearly al tho merchants refused to tako tho city
,nonoy todny, pnd throughout tho day there was
heavy run on tho banks by depoAitora. Az yet they
hare met esery demand promptly, aud claim that they
ran woather the storm.
, 1873-09-26
BURLINGTON, IA.

BuRIMdToH, H., Sept. 2s.-Our hanks haye been
transAct,ng business. except buying exchange, a.
usua to-day, Tho uowa Ut the action Of Ito Chicago
, 1873-09-26


NEwAnK, N. j., Sept. 25.-Tho Stats 13auk Of Now
Drunswlck suspended to-day. This In tho bank that
was crippled by the irregularities Of Appleton, It's
CASHIER
, 1873-09-26

RMIgK-,yooDnURY-1 this otty sert; =
Md, to Mtas Francis b. Woodbury., Of ChlonKo.
, 1873-09-26

On a1tardsy 9:so IT. we VIZ soll At Auction la;eA
and ghanbor Salts, kttc!len Furniture. Usrpua. 0taek
CRY, lounges. Ani Nov MhttsotsoA. Aso. ns OF ONCE
sud A4ye IS ppt cant in buyinK,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The REST.

OPPOSITE CRurcHrIELp Hsusr
Loud roars the dreadful thunder,
And the rain begins to drop,
AND the clouds may rend asunder,
We are always In the shop,
In readiness to shave you,
Cut OF dress your hair ~
Or ehsmpoo tllose who wish
With preparation fnir.
We have chair, easy and neat
In his shop on Main street:
His BARRIERS ara Of his race. /.
fss5 s: s;s s met s s' q 81 1tss
~ " g. y s''1' 81 l Raia xaskhnn,
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The 'llghl fantaqllc tpc4' That are trip
ping IN the mnzna of The merry dance
To-day nus been ON epoch IN tho LiA'
tory oftbi city and one on which W.
trust It's destiny may be turned, 20 that
ere long this city viii become y Tcxan
port
We cannot conclude without return.
lng our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Duncan
and his accomplished lady for hospl-
lalltles enjoyed at their board, md 70
Colonel johnson aud his interesting
iamlly for u most delightful evening
spent with them. Not II thing has been
leri undonc that could byany POSSIBLE"
ly conduce to the comfort or pleasure
of the many visitors present. We say
that Dallas should rcclprocatc. What
say her energetic people? More anon.
ID, H.,
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The difference between the cost Of
narrow gauge railroads and ordinary
Observation-Disclosures inch gauge Is
moro than most people imsgine, There
are now fifteen narrow gauge railroads
In operation IN the I'm ted States, hav-
Ing 700 miles OF track, and there arcno
less than twenty organizations and
] $50 miles under process Of recon-
structipn. The roads have been planned
and constructed in the past two years.
The cost through 4 level country is
about $4,000 II mile, including equip
ment Of rolling stock, while the broad
gauge costs nom s35,0OO to $40, 900 per
mile.
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M cjiniry up 10 midnight, iuil inh,m',
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Sl 10 Tor Xix months, and contains w W.,
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market reports oi The Daily, Tue Wihh'
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SOCIETIES.

DALLAS CHAPTER No. A.. Royal Arch
Masons. meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
City OF Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday In each month.
W, M. G. YOUNG, N. L. II. p.
IiRxRy Boil Secretary.
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ponLnrlc mnnr ~ pALLAs.


domestic help. Cooks, washers and
nurses are IN great demand, and we
would be glad to see n live agency cs-
tnblishcd IN Dallas for the importation
Of stout active, energetic men and
women to take hold Of the domestic
wheels, and keep them moving slcad-
by and faithfully. Our wives and
daughters are too often compelled to
go to the Kitchen and perform the
rough mcnial services 10 which they
are totally unaccustomcd, thereby In
juring, and, in many cases, destroy
Ing their health. This II, or will be, n
serious mattcrrand we hope that some
entcrprislng man or woman--wc caro-
not which--will take It In hand Mt
some early day, and use their beat en-
deavor to bring back radical change
in the department Of domestic help.
Women who have been tendcrly
reared, In other States, totally free
from the heavy burdens ofacrvile care,
come here 10 find II home, aud are
soon compelled to hcrform the house
hold work Of the family, wearing
themselves thin and pale, day by day,
until, in some instances they sink into
early graves. Then we hear the cry
from abroad that Texas In general, and
Dallas in particular, is q "tcrrlhly UNI
healthy place for women and chill
drcn,n when Il IL, In fact, no such
thing, The climate ir fine, and the
resident portion Of the city hcnlthily
located. There is nothing that we can
discover IN the place to warrant any
such opinion abroad The truth Of the
matter IL, that women whoare brought
here from distant homes have too
much to do when they get here. They
IRE themselves oNertashcd, and their
Young childyen are clthor born with
weak constitutions or are, from
necessity, neglected to certain degree,
and the consequence IL thcwome and
children are sickly, md some Of them
die. This IL not the fault Of indivitur
als, hut OF the unfortunately irregular
system ot labor that exists among us,
We shall touch upon this subject again
and again, until we see some decided
step taken toward importing domestic
labor from ST. Louis and other cities,
where house servants are--if we may
use the term--a drug In the market.
Thousands Of halfgrown boys and
girls are homeless md starving IN the
cities of the North and East, whose
labor is needed, greatly needed, in the
South and West An agency Of the
kind we 80 much require would, we arc
confident, pay any one n handsome
percentage in this city.
We want to see such an Office estab-
lishcd here soon, for we have our wives
and little ones. God bless them! We
can't get along without them, and II
we would have them assured to ts
rosy with health and happiness, we
must cherish them tenderly and care.
fully, guarding them from the heat ant
toll OF kitchen drudgery. This ear
only be done by tho importation of do
nestle help on wide and well regu
lated scale. Let us be up and doing
and free our pretty, healthy city from
the opinion abroad that "there is ne
health in us" for women and children
These are stubbornly apparent facts
plain and unvarnishcd, and we honest.
ly ask the citizens Of Dallas to duly
consider them, with the view Of amend
ing our labor system, thereby benefit
Ing each family circle among us.
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hIp0KI.EY ENCAlfPMENT No. 8. 1. O.
o: ~ naeeta on The flr~t and third Friday
Hell. .,J!|So. D. KERF00f. q. r.
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TANERHfLL LODGE No. 81, n. A A. NJ
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings Of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, w. N.
RlcnAnp MonoAN. Hecretnry. 80 |" I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
By s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DUBUCH--S.. =, s8l.

SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DUBUCH-~SI. 3 ssl.
pS .. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-o Office,
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Benville street.
o'clock NJ, will be sold at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and CustomhOuse streets,
by virtue of order from the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated January II, 1873
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the build
inGs and improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District of this city, in square No, 70,
bounded by Canal, CustOmhouse, Marais and Wiz
!.re streets, and composed of the following lots
parcels, to wit:
!. A lot parcel of ground. designated by the
Nc. 4 on sketch annexed to an act passed before
AChille Chapell8. late notary public, the sec
Out of December $50. and measuring Is feet II
inches lines front Marais street by 81 feet N
depth, between parallel lines.
2. 4 lot parcel Of ground adjoining Che rear of
The above described lot No. A. beginning at the
point where said rear line iuterstCts the upper
line of said lot No T. at distance of Or feet from
the line OF Marais street. and running in the direc
ton OF tustOmhOuse street, 50 feet inches lines
in front on line parallel to said Marais street, by
% feet III depth, between parallel lines, the upper
line thereof being proOngation of the upper line
OF said lot No :, and composed of the rear pOr-
tons OF lots Nos. and 10, per said sketch.
The buildings and improvements erected on the
above two lots Of ground consist of a two-stOry
and attic brick and frame house, No. 49, having
paTlor amt dIninGroom communicating by a slid
il door and landing the ground floor, two
rooms landing on tho upper story and large
room landing in the attic; a two story frame
kitchen, slate rooted, containing two rooms, gas
YARD between house and kitchen garden with fruit
trees, bath house she'd etc. Ses plan st tho Ex.
change.
Terms Cash.
Act of sale before NJ. r Dueros, notary public, &C
the expense of purchaser. including the taxes of
1872, payable in 1873 ial5 % 30 fe7 Is
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SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF ALBERT f. WHITNEY.



Paris'. Probate Cour: Parish Of Ietfers1nSo. 2%3.
tpY G. E. GIRARDEY IL 90. arc.
- tiOIeeTs-SiChOlas J. HOey, aEctl"Decr Othce
Nc. Il Exerange place SATURDAY. March s,
1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, az the NeTch"ats ana
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Z" al between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets. ii this cIt' OF New
Orleans by virtue of order from :he honorable
the Parish Probate Court. parish Of Jefferson.
State of Louisiana, dated CarrOllton, twenty-ninth
January 1873, will be sod by public suction, the
following described property, to WIT,
!. SQUARE OF CIR DUND, s!tuated Z! furthe.
Vile in the Sixth District OF this city, bounded by
Henry Clay avenue, Webster. Magazine and Live
Oak streets designated as No. &C. ard subd1v idtd
into twenty-fcur lots. nuub ered nom - "a !nc!l.-
IA SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in Green
vile in the Sixth District OF tins city bounced by
square 20. 81, and contains twenty lots numbered
rom 70 30 Inclusive. and measures 800 feet front
on Lowerline street, 300 feet front or Pine street
24C feet front on Burthe street.
3. A SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN buIthe.
ville in the Sixth District of this city, bounded 10y
Live Oak Calhoun and Magazine streets and Henry
Clay avenue, designated as square No. H. and con.
tanning "a lots, numbered from TO "a, and meas
ures $50 feet II inches AZ lines front Live Oak.
284 feet inches lines front Calhoun, 1903 feet 8
inches lines front Magazine street. ssue 38s
feet inches front on Henry Clay avenue.
"A SQUARE OF GROUND, situated i'll Burthe.
Vile i'll the sixth District of this city bounded by
calhoun, Camp and Magazine streets and Henry
Clay avenue, designated by tie No 30 and com
posed Of u lots numbered from to % inclusive.
5. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in Burthevle, in the Sixth District of this city,
forming pant Of square No. 81, bounded by Benia-
min. Calhoun and hurst streets and Henry Clay
avenue. Said portion OF ground comprises lots
Nos. /. 2, 3, T. l6, H. Is. 10 and part of TO- and
measures l3l feet inches 6 lines front on Calhoun
street, 1870 feet II inches line front on Henry
Clay avenue and 1875 feet front OnBeDj amin street
6. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF of square of
ground situated in Burtheville in the Sixth Dis
tTct of this city, bounded by Magazine, live Oak
aud Calhoun streets and the line of the Foucher
property, designated as square No. 20. and com
nEp6G al ~
twenty-thTee inclusive, togethe: with a! Ii. .m'
prUvements thereon.
:. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF q square Of
ground situated in Burthrville III the Sixth Dis
trict of this CITY bounded by Calhoun, Camp, Mag
aziue streets and the line of the FOucher property
designated as square No. 49, and composed OF
twenty one !ots. Numbered from cne &c twenty-on
inclusive.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, ana purchasers to assume
payment over and above the amount OF then bids
OF al! taxes !oT .e year ~? AID ~ 10 the day o!
sale.
Acts OF sale az the expense of The pur. asse: liz.
fore P. 9. CuveiheT Esq. Uoary public.
fe2 Is Y mil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

,s,o TUT, nov ,,----rr ,-r,., ~, --,,r
| M. ne C T. n poh I'll 9StIh CF I NJ
p.sStiGI Noplt Vi tHe ch!tec states lor lhe
| Lsirct OF LOUISIANA sitting III bankruptcy;
me petiuoh OF +. T. norton ana Ar. MitehD merger
~ 'no tlts VI -new oIIeaIs heFeih ap!FaIlS @S
Iiie assiguees ID pahHruplcy OF the estate Oh tEe
D&Lk Vi LOUISIANA, bankrupt, respectfully repre-
| senIs:
ldt among tne assets SURRENDER co pS INC oa Ia
rupt ana belonging to the aforesaid estate IL pan h
TupIcy, there is the 1ojowlhS described reaI estate
sluaGeu ~ the state OIL Louisiana" III tAe p@i-eh VI
orleans, 10 WIZ
rye certain lois OF ground situated l.! 'Le sec
ohd pslrlct OF the city OF New orleans, III s4idfe
BOUNDED Dy Exchange alley. hsSal,, toAI "Ltt
ble9Ve streets measuring i'S leet anGn IN lio 3
on hoyal street, l56 leeI ii lhcLes on rear AIe ny
ueptn Oh 81 leeI between pa deI llies 80 1 a.
1ho -, IiSll' b, way > et'' S W. "a
ing OF N any WISE dPpei ldlE dnG loi Leu
as q banking -house oy the SAID BANK OF LOUISIANA
bankrupt. .., :. -
another certain lot OF ground sltpated u, I tne
same distnct IN square bouhHeG py Sai, Noh =,
DlthSiile sliettS ana EAcnaLet tltf 90
Zee, lncnes Z ilnes 'front.' Oh Conu suetI ~ 100
IttI ~ ihCEts nhts detP oot"eeh Palailei INC
WIN q the bulIilnSs, flghts ana ways theieLA'o
or IN any tho said
loll pc tltoper iuEther FePitseHts 'taL slF SlU q
itfelIoeiole dtscrlDeu Ieai estate -, Ss :"
record, lncnmoered ana charged WIN / e IoIIo"'
ing hereinafter spechPd mortgages, Juus ihehls'
htLs and privileges resting tEeFeoh, 10 "is: H.
F i1 III iaVor OF te ot'e oi hoa-7iS-i' ioi
Judicial mortgage in favor of Christopher Ca
Judicial mortgage in lavOr OF John Henry for
,oiO ~ = q, - .:.r ~. "
JUDICIAL mortgage IA !"NCf 81 'Nr ''t! o. New
orleans lot so.
Draining privileges. .
Ard your petitioners iurthef ferresen' mar " IS
Impossible LOT lleh 10 determine thS ''iitullS Vi
said membranes and the amount Que thereon;
that they can not ascertain inc Nalue OF SAID
property by agreement 0et"eeh themselves ahd
the creditors holding sald seculltS' as PioELCec II
section twenty "f the bankrupt act OF 1907. ana
that II is necessary III order 20 asce tam the Vue
OF sald property, ana LOT tne que proper ana
speedy administration OF said estate and tor the
interest OF the creditors therein that SAID estate
De sold at pubic auction nee ana clear OF al hcum'
FRANCES. That all SAID Judgments, mortgages, mems
and privileges RECORDED against sald property DO
Cancelled ard Ell ased SO that your petitioners can
convey q clear and unlAc umoered Ute 70 an pur-
chaser thereof reservng to said State 81 Louisiana,
Christopher Camutz, syndic, etc. John Henry, city
OF New Orleans and to all other persons, all their
fghts III law 10 lI!e pf9cteus VI the sane VI OAHU
property upon the distribution thereof.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray that they may
be ordered ana authorized 10 sen sa0 properly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

MARY ANNE GEIER. WIFE -. EENRY
Schwandt. Her Husband-NO. 1885,
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE SIXTEENTH
III this court in the following entitled suit. the
words and figures following, to wit:
Mary Anne Geier. wife. We. Henry SchwanCt her
husband. No. 1856
In this cause submitted to the court for adjudica
ton upon appiiCationTtO confirm default, upon the
court considering the law an0 the evidence, and
the same being in favor OF plaintiff and against
that there be judgment herein in favor of plaintf
MRS Mary Ann Geier and against the defendant,
Henry SchW8, DIT, her husband, deCTeelng a separa
tiOn from bed and board between said plaintiff snd
defendant, and a legal consequence thereof a
separation of property and dissolution Of the
community OF aquests and ga!nS heretofore existing
between them, and awarding 10 the said plaintiff
the care and custody of the minor children OF the
marriage. whose names are set forth IN the petit
ton. Ii Is further ordered adjudged and decreed
that the right of the plaintiff be reserved to lust
tuLe and carry further proceedings for the lqu
dation Of the Community heretofore existing be-
tween herse # and her said husband and to recover
.llnouy if any be due. and to secure . final dl
-OiCt after the legal DELAY. II il further ordered
issued 10 restrain the defendant. Henry Schwartz,
prayed for in the petition, he made perpo!ua
and that de PENDANT do pay all costs Of suit.
Judgment sisaed twentieth December, 1872.
4. SAUCiER Judge.
IN testimony whereof have her.unto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city OF New Orleans, this twenty third day of
January, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three.
EDWARD H. CANNON.
ia29 fel2 25s Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

NJ %. SarEfoS, AUCTIoHBER-oYFICE
r. Nos IS and 81 II gaziEc street b, virtue Of
order from the II h 4 l. Tfss"t, {"dse of the
Sacort District Court for he pan ISL Of Orleans,
Jatr6 January %, 1913 80. 36,093 Of he dock Of
LA court will ~. sold, at public auction, on
THURSDAY February 20 1T 10 & NJ
THE CONTENTS OF THf |TORE situated at
the corner of euv'llr and Old Lever streets con-
,istins OF genera assortment of chewing and
smoking Tobacco, 'gars Pipes, &C, together
al the fixtures OF said stare.
And on the following dav, FFI! 81 February
Il, at twelve O'clock IL. will be scld, the corner
Of st. Fee diHand and n acal 70 streets
THE CONTENTS G< A TOBAC - GLORY
consisting of Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco
Cigars SteaB kngins Machinery, aud all the i'm
elements of tobacrr fretOIg.
Terms-AG sums up 70 500. cash; $N1 TO $500
sixty days. and above re ninety day. for indorseC
paper 10 the satisfaction Of the adm inistIatof,
bearirse eight per cent interest IHE aaSpn fr0ns
date Of ssye Until paiSD Sci ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
AUCTION SALES,
By G. E. Girardev & Co.

Il is Tor occupation AS this Offering VII be the
hrst great sae of the season, where all the prop
erty will peremptorily be sold tree from all taxa
ton, excepting that of the current year, payable
only N 1875. and with the guarantee of one Of the
OLDEST and best authenticated titles in the State
II IS 10 be hoped that those having INT ans 10 invest
VIII examine the property and attend the sale.
favorable
Terms and Couditions-One fifth cash; balance at
one TWO, three. four, i've SIX, seven eight uine
secured by mortgage and veuders lien on the prop,
elty sold bearing six per cent per annuln nttres:
from the day OF sale until their maturity Ii not
until final payment The act of mortgage 70 cor
tain the rye per cent attorneys fee ciause-the
improvements TO be kept insured and the policies
to be transferred to the vendors and the act of
az the expense Of the purchasers before Joseph
FaheN, notary public. teg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
By @. De Ferret & Co.
Second DistTic. Court for the Parish of Orisaile-
No. 35,518.
pYG. DE FERRET ~ CU.-jOHN q. MON.

SOON ENSiON Uf w. I. bbDD.
Second DstTic. Court for the Parish of Orieaie-
No. ,5T8.
DYG DE FERfEr 4, CU.-JOHN q. MON
ID rose. Auctloneer-Ctfics and salesroOm No. so
Royal stIeet.-THURSDAE, March 8, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will
be sold a. public auction, by virtue OF an order
from the Honorable 4. L. TissOt Judge of the Sec
Ond District Court ;oT the parish o! Orleans. dated
January Il, 1879
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND ia the square bound.
ed by Canal CustOmheuse, Rochebave and Tonti
streets designated by the Nos 26 and o. measur-
ing each Is feet front CustomhOuse street, by 100
feet in depth. both bounded on the lie by q
common alley 10 feet wide.
2. A LOT OF GROUND in square No. II, bounded
BY Mazant, Craps, Barthelemy and Greatmen
streets, designated by the No. l9. and measuring
81 feet II inches lines front on Mazant street, by
10 feet in depth.
B. SIX LOTS OF GROUND in Belleviile in square
No. 49, designated by the Nos. /, 2 ;, 4, and s.
Lot No measures 81 feet inch lines front on
hestnuc street, by 100 feet in depth and front
ecatur street: lots Nos. 2, 3 and measure each
u. feet ) inches front OIL Chestnut street, by 100
,eet in depth; lots Nos. 5 and measure each 81
feet inches mont Chestnut street. by $50 feet
IN depth.
Terms-One-fOur.h cash on the spot and the bal
ance Oh . credit OF and two years in notes
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
day of sale "a final payment, secured by special
mortgage aud vendors len. In case OF suit. five
per cent at ngLey's commission.
Acts of sa 9 before Amedee Ducatei, notary pub
lie, at the expense OF the purchasers
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