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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
The Story of a Life.


Have you forgotten me- ma belle Marie,
That spring-time down at the Hall? All,
WE'LL
Though | thought was strong on the wing,
you see,
You singled me out. aud of course | fell
A touch of the hand when our eyes first met
A soft aside on a rustic seat -
was proof against snares, as | thought and
yet
I was writhing soon at your feet
You had no pity at all for me,
Or YOU would have killed me, belle Marie.
A glow at my heart, aud night OF dreams
Your hair had the ripple my ears loved best
/" Pray God" | said, : she be all she seems,
For am weary and long to rest"
Wounded and sick at yoru feet | lay
Pleading for peace, to your knees | crept.
hear your voice as twas yesterday
They were crocodile tears Won wept.
My eyes were blinded with dust, YOU see,
And paid the penalty, belle Marie!
I'll own l wept-for the tears would flow,
Though I'd found the depth of your worth
less heart;
[ cursed myself for a fool-you know
They are terrible tears when mems eyes
smart.
And you-welll there possibly was one sigh
The sigh you might give if dog was hurt
And your comfort, | think was the stale old
lie,
''Men's hearts are as cheap as dirt"
Well! now YOU are married, and | am free.
And that's the difference, belle Marie
Married. Yes, suppose that's the term
For men aud women Nho've sold their lives
Who rear up loves to be nlpped in the germs
And 1--we good fellows and honest wives.
He's deep in love with Mammon, lis god,
And away with Mammon he Wins your bread
But over your novels you sit and nod,
And doZe at the tables head.
And YOU sigh-the days pass YEARLY
They are slightly monotonous, belle Marie
You shouldn't forget though, belle Marie
Though women, you know, have hayward
ways
The choice was yours, 'twixt life with rne
And an old mans carriage and prlncely
bays.
A poor mans wife and rich mans queen
The choice, for woman, vas scarcely far
You were wise TO forget what | might have
been,
You were right To be safe and sure.
1ee est Ia Wei teIle est la vie!
You are like the rest OF them, belle Marie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
List OF Principal foisOns. with their
AntIdoteS or Remedies.

OH of vltrlol, aqua FORTS, spirit of
salt-Magnesla, chalk, soap and water.
Emetlc tartar-Oily drinks, solution
of oak bark.
Salt of lemons or acid of supar-
Chalk, whiting, lime, or magnesia
water. Sometimes an emetic draught
Prussic acid-Pump on back, SMELL
ing salts to nose, artificial breathing,
chloride of lime to nose.
Pearl ash, soap lees, smelling-salts,
nltre, bartshorn, sal volatile-Lemon
juice and vinegar and water.
Arsenic, fly powder or white arsenic,
kings yellow or yellow arsenic-Emet-
les, hme-water, soap and water, sugar
and water, oily drinks.
Mercury, corrosive sublimate, Gallo
mel-White of eggs, soap and water.
OPIUM, laudanum-Emetic draught,
vinegar and water, dashing cold water
on chest and face, walking up and
down for two or three hours.
Lead, white lead, sugar of lead, Gou-
lard's extract-Epsom salts, castor oil
and emetlcs
Copper, blue stone, Whites
of eggs, sugar and water, castor oil
cruel.
Zinc-Lime water, chalk and water.
soap and water.
Iron-Magnesia, warm water.
Henbane, hemlock, nightshade, fox
and water if necessary.
Poisonous food-Emetics and castor
oil.-Puine's Practice.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
june

Cleaning, golden, joyous June,
Now are birds in fullest tune,
And the richest flowers display
All their wealth of bright array;
Fair meridian of the year,
All things lovely hold You dear.
Earth no iovlier scene discloses
Than your bright and blushing roses.
Linger, sunshine Speed not soon,
Siiver-crested Juno's moon
Stay to shed DER bill and down
Gems from summers shining crown;
Stay, and teach us by your light,
That our earth has something bright.
And our life full oft discloses
Flowers as fragrant as June roses.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
Semi-l rOpicai Fruits in California.

The San Diego Union, III an argu-
ment to show that the .twheat coun-
try of Southern California is adapted
to the raising of semi-tropical fruits,
says:
1.-The grape-for the fresh fruit
ralsins and wine-is destined to be
come an element of the first import
ance III cur agricultural development.
At Santa Margarita, San Luis Rev,
Temecula, Warmers Ranch, and near
the bay in the Caion Valley and vicin-
ity, the Sweetwater and Tia Juana
Valleys, Paradise Valley, and immedi-
ately within the city limits, full grape
crop has been raised every seasonal
failure In the vineyard has never vet
been recorded. The finest grapes
raised in the Paradise Valley and
on the Sweetwater grow on these
barren ; hillsides. In the Cuyamaca
country, from forty to sixty miles back
from the coast, We have the most mag
nlticent sheep range In the world; and
that region is also of surprising excel
lence for farming. The Julian Plateau
will yet send to this bay for shipment
thousands of bales of wool. in the
Sweetwater and Tia Juana Valleys the
silk worm thrives. The mulberry tree
IS specially vigorous of growth in all
the valleys of this country where plant
ed, and we believe that silk raising
will yet be more profitable in this
than IN any other country in California.
As for the olive, the noble old planta-
ton of the Mission Valley-the largest
and most thrifty in the state-tells it's
own story of the adaptability of the
soil and climate to olive culture. These
trees, planted more than eighty years
ago, yield in our very dry years an
enormous crop"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
WIFE Murder and Suicide in Iowa.

A terrible wife murder and suicide
occurred III the country, four miles
from Vinton, Iowa, last Friday evening"
It appears that one Sumner, who was
last summer arrested and imprisoned
at Vinton for an attempt TO murder his
wife, having just been discharged from
jail, made his way to the house of Mr.
Daggart, where Mrs. Sumner was living
He appeared at the house with large
butcherknife, ground sharp on both
edges, with which he attacked his wife
He stabbed her several times in the
breast and shoulder, and she had her
hands frequently cut terribly III
graphing with the knife which was
drawn through her hand. Mrs. Dag
CART also had her fingers badly cut in
the same manner. The fend finally
made fatal thrust and struck the
woman and partly separated the jugu-
lar vein, when she fell to the door
Thinking he had accomplished his
purpose he went out into the yard and
cut his own throat from ear to ear and
plunged the large knife several times
into his breast near the heart. The
cries of the woman brought the men
from the field. When they arrived,
Sumner was found lifeless on the
ground. Mrs. Sumner yet lives, but
cannot recover.
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father at Khvaliusk, though should walk
there barefoot
SO there, master, is your story and i,
you don't believe it, why, here's the very
scar on my forehead still, just where the
saint touched it. There now lD-AU the
Year Round
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28

THE black flint found near Fort
Badger, Wyoming Territory, is identi-
cal, according to DR.. Leidy, with that
of the English chalk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28

The Duluth Herald gives rumor
that the N. 2. Company will shortly
begin the erection of immense ware.
houses on their docks, east of Rice's
Point.
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The volatile French Republic is in
danger of being dissipated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22
THE COURTS.
talked Stntes Districs Count.
William c. BOothe and Michael Gernon
Ners discharged in bankruptcy.
GHprense E0urt.

GHpreme Court.
State o. Louisiana ex rel. Octave Reggie
curator of Edmore Reggie, Us. the Judge of
che Fourth District Couit for the parish OF
Orleans.-fn this case writ Of prohibition
las been granted to relator, Octave Reggie,
tor the purpose of reviewing the action OF
she lower court, dismissing the relatOr's ap-
Cpeal on the ground that the surety on the
appeal bond had become insolvent since
said appeal was granted. The yelatOr con
sends In the petition for the writ of pro
hibition that the appellee, Charles A. NJ.
Poutz, had failed to show the insolvency
complained Of
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0c,a.. Taiamos vs.. simeon Bsidep.

SceaVs HHl0mOn VS. AI1sE en- ERfGens
trOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
u OF Orleans, No. 40, 637.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure snd sale directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell al
public auction ut the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets il the Second District of this
sty, "WEDNESDAY. April %. 1873 At twelve
O'Clock NJ. The following described property. 10
wit
CERTAIN Tor OF GROUND, situated in the
SaubHrg Irene, III The rear OF this city Second
District Gate FIRST u G?icipsityt, IN square nun
Der esventy comp lscd bet pesn Dumaire Robert.
sOn Claiborne and st. Auns streets. meas uIing n
French measure thirty feet front gumaine
street, ny depth of one hundred and twenty feet.
accorning u n plan of 'o.enh P.le. late surveyor
dated the twenty fifth UI February, 1926 annexed
to an oct passed before F.liS de Aimas then a no.
taly public in this city. on the eighteenth Of AL
gust. 1929. together with the buildings and i'm
prONeuents thereon. Sghts ways, privileges and
appuTtenaiCes tleIrInty belonging Ug IL anyW -.
appertai ing
, AND A CERTAIN HALF Tor OF GRGCNf,.
situated in the Aforesaid 81 are number seventy
and contiguous to the lot OF ground frs iv above
bed said half lot having about thntV feet
twenty ft~t deep snd being The half Of 2 lot of
ground designated BY the nuIEt er foUr of said
square. ac"oIdin. to the plan above I.cited. to
gethtr VIII all She buildings and Improvements
thereon ard app'.rtenanC.s thereof and all the
rights. wave. seryItudss. privileges and adva1-
tages theI.t.nto belonging. or anyvis< apYeI-
tanning.
Bei' the .au.. property aCsuireG by the defend
ant herein, ny pur base from Mrs Marie Therrzc
Bara biDO, widow ~ the 'atr Louis Cbauc hon de.
public in rhs city. on TIE tenth day OF March Is.s
scihtd in IL" abO'e sur
1erms-tds. o.. t.r -ycf.
W HARPER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. H+.-By virtue OF a writ OF
heri facIas 20 directed By the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish OF or
leans. IN the above entitled cause, will pro
Ceed to sell at public auction, III the Merchants
and AuctlOneers' Exchange. Royal street bet E,peD
Canal and Cust"mhouse streets. IL the Second DIS.
trlCt Ot this city, on SATURDAY. March % I8-:
~ twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
"rfY. to wit
TWO CERTAIN lots Up GROUND. with III.
buildings and in QrOvenIrn's thereon sitl sted II.
the eQUare bonded hy FIRST C4Ionde}rt Oata
Apoliol. BarruEe date BtcChusl and Ph lin street.
in the Fourth District Of this clty: SAID lots adioi,
zach other and are designated by the numb4;.
seven an" eight. on plan ny c. 4 HedIn ,att eIlr
vsyOr on the hneenth ~ March 1872 deposited in
The office al H. e. Cenas, then public n thls
street by one hun drtj and twenty feet in cent?
net vi an parable! Ines. im,r irau measure Reg
tered in ruuveSanc" Office Apr. D. 1872, book IGl
oin ~.
Seized ii the above suit
Terms-Cash CT TIT spot.
". P HARPER,
!e2f mhlI 20 sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22

W. p. HAKPER,
f-iS TNS7 sheriff Of the Parish of OrIAans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22
SHERIFFS SALES.
u. CoEassi -. +. r.. Kendall

sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
- OF Orleans, 10. 5972-5y virtue of q Frit of
feri facias 10 me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled canss I will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Cust0mhouse streets. in the Second Dis
tIict of this city, MONDAY. March D, 1873,
at twelve O'CLOCK NJ, the following described prog
errv TO wit
THREE CERTAIN iOTs oP GROUND, together
with oil the Improvements thereon. sitIated
in the Fourth District OF this city. il square
bounded by Locust soils. Freret Jacobs,
Philip and First streets, and designated
IS lots numbers ght. nine and ten on
sketch annexed to ." act from 6 Farrell and
Janice Hagan, 10 c Gthon. before William shan
non, notary public n this city The seventh
february. 1865 and measuring zach thirty-sns
feet front First street by depth of ninety Gne
feet Line inches betasen parallel lines. Acquired,
with other propsrty, from Gerald Farrell sJd
james Hagan, per at passed LetoTs said notary
SEsnnon. Oh the t<sE:y s""s.t2 OF Fe6Tua-J
1850.
seized in The above 49,
serms-Cash OF Tho GpOf.
W. y HARPER
feel mhl2 % trrif Of he Parish Of Orleans.
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fei9 mhS II SheY.N ~ The Parish of Oriaane
William r. Richaxds vs.. Ed.ard d. " bite.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. t283-By virtue of n WIT Of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 So at
public auction, at tho Merchants and AuctOne+rs
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF tins
city. on SATURDAY March %, 1879 at twelve
O'Clock b.. the following described property. to
Wit
IiCERTtIs LOT OF GROUND situated living
and beng liz he Third District of this city il tho
square bounded by Urquhart. hAriguy, tiirod and
Vaudeville streets, designated lot number eight
OF SAID square on certain plan drawn by J. Pile.
late Surv"N1r, or ihs thirteenth OF April 1895
ana annexed 10 act pass, before T. Seghers
lat. notary public i'll this C ~ the twenty
mn OF april. lba. Said lot MEASURES thrt y five
feet tour inches front on Marigny street by ous
hundred dsiSlts>n feet in depth between par
allrl liIes
:. CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
situated in said Third District of this city in taii
square bounded by Crquhart Marigny, Girod and
Vaudeville streets, joining thu above described
properly. de si.Dat.d by the number three of
square numbe! fifty seven OF tSuratlye p An an.
Xed for reference to act of convtyauct passed
before y. b. Foulon notary public in this eft ~,
the nineteenth of November, 1872, the id piece
portion OF ground having, American measure
thirtY-ssven feet ten inches six lines front on
SaTignv street. and extending in depth one
hundred feet elk inches together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. rights. ways
and advantages thes.untO belonging. any.
wise aPpertalning.
The lot of ground firstly described was DUP
chased by the late Is. D. Whlt. Diseased from the
Iuccc ssiOn of r '. auchs, per act passed before
T. GuyoI, notary punhc in this city, under date of
the eighteenth of october, 1854; and the property
secondly described said b. D. White de
ceased, purchased from Hugh powlin, per act
passed before William J. Easten, notary public in
tins CITY, on the elev enth of February l869.
Sezed i'll the above suit.
Terms Cash On the spot.
W. p. HARPER,
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rh2, apj q Sheriff 81 che Parish of orirars


Widow Il. L'hOIe We. Andre DubucL and
Widow DubUch, administrative.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT rOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No. 4l7?.-iSv virtue OF a writ of seiz
ure and sd g to ms directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court fox the parish of Orleans in
thu above entitled cause, ] will procs ed to q. Ii at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Chs
romhoust STREETS, IN thP Second District Of This
city. on MONDAY, March "a, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with The build
ings thereon situated the StcOrd District OF this
city, iii the squaT" bounded BY Canal Custom.
house Marais and Where streets ana 0mpospd a,
follows: piece OF ground designated " the nun.
Der four, on sketch annexed to an act passed b4.
fore AChie Chiapels. LATE 4 notary public in mi.
city, on the eerOEd of December 1850 mea.urirs
eighteen te.t e'ev.n inches two lines front on M
rails street, by ninety feet dept h. bet Vee1
parallel lines; al another piece of grouud adioin.
ing the Of the abov. described lot nu1Ibey
four, beginning ri the point v her said rear line
intersects the upper linz, of SAID lot number four
at distance OF ninety seven feet from the lin. OF:
Marais 81 rect and running in the direction of Gus
tomhouse street httY-slX ct nine inches eight
lines In trout on line parallel to said Aara. street
by SKI two feet in depth, between parallel lines
the upper line thereof being q prol0ngation Of the
upper line of said lot number four. and composed
OF the rear portion OF lots numbers two and Ten OF
said sketcn. Which rOp-rty. together wit Others
was acquired bN the late Andre Duouch deceased
bUch, executed Def re said late notary CSiape,a
on tli" second day OF December 1851.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
W. r HARPER
40 mfd y Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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". y. FARPPR,
mh22 % apS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans

SbCOND JUDICIAL DISTRiCTCOURT, PARISH OF
~ Jefferson, no. 395s-By virtue of writ or tieri
tacias against plaintiff in favor OF defendant and
plaintiff III YeconveiltOn, 10 me directed by the
honorable the SECOND Judicial District Court par
sh OF Jefferson, IN tho above entitled caus- will
procerd to Iell at public auction ut che Merchants
and Auciloneers Exchange Roy al street, between
Canal and tuRtnmhOusa STR sts. in the SECOND Dis.
trict OF this city, on WEDNESDAY. April 23 1873
at twelve O'Clock h.. Tho folio wing described prop
srtv, to wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS % GROUND, together With
all the buildings and improvements thereon and
all the appurtenanccs thereof situated in the par
ish OF OlltaEs IN this slate, on the right bank OF
the Mississippi Iiv-f. about mile and a half
below tie clIy az New Orleans and designated as
lots numbers one, two three. four tive and sir in
the square bounded by Webster avenue, Washing
ton, jackson and Market streets having each
Thirty feet ten inches n ont on Webster avenue, by
Onr hundred aud twenty k.V"a feet AiA inches ia.
depth
SEIZED i'll the above suit.
Terms ash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
y Orleans, No. a2S7 BY virtue of a writ of seiz
ure and sale to me dire cited by the honorable the
Sixth district tourt for the parish of Orleans III
the above entitled cause. will proceed TO sell at
publlc auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Roya stree I, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of thus
city. on SATURDAY, March D. 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following descr bed property. to
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated N
the Second District Of this city in the squaIe com
prlsed within Royal, Hospital Chartres and Ursu.
lines streets, q slguated by the nu Der one on a
plan dated the twenty fourth February. 1887, and
deposited IN the office OF Amedre Ducatel q notary
pubnc ol ilAS city. aS plan number three OF IN,
book Of plans number two said lot of o ouuJ
forms the corner OF ROYAL ard HosDital street.
and INT assures forty sill feet ten inches front q
hoNhI street bN ninety ie"t deep and front on Hos
plttl street: together with all the buiidlngs ard
improvements thereon, without execution or r..
selvatlou. being the same property ar0ujrrd nv
the defr'' DAFT herein by purchase from Mr.,
Amt.la Lachalle saul, widow of Horace {. Cam
mack. yer act passed before said notary Duca:,,
on III" twtuty-t gh.h day Of June. 1868
drrd and sixty nine.
Seized IN The above suit.
Terms and Coudltions-Th- purchaser 10 a.sur,,
the paVnscut of the fol owing hands or ,.t.s IN,
to the Consolidated Association OF TN. Pla,,ers -
Louisiana, and secured by mortgage on the atore.
said property, TO Wit ono Tor slN hundred and
ninety eight dollars ana lift, SIX cents payabL
June J. 1873; one for SIX hundred and siNty 40 ar
and thirtveIN cents, payable June l. 1874. on e.,
six hundred and twenty two dollars aud sixteen
cents PAYABLE June /, 1873. and one for five hlr,
red and rgAty hree dollars and ninety SIX cents
paya able June l. 1870 making the aggregate sum +
va Thousand five Hundred aud sIKty tve do!Iqrs
and four cents; and the balance OF surplus @: sad
pure base pIice IL be pad cash on the spot.
". r. HARPER
:els mh3R Sheriff Of tie Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22

Beraard Lacaxe 20. Joseph soae,,

GstFhH1u tsAcuXe Ys. Joseph S0set.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PARISH
- of Oreaas No 3909.-By virtue of e writ of
seizure and sale me d ected by he honorable
the Sixth Die Iict Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above untitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction at the Merchants aud AuctiOneers'
Exchange, ROYAL street. between Canal and Gus
tnmhouse streets, in the second District CT this
csty. on SATURDAY, March p, 1873 at Twelve
oclock NJ. the following dtScTioed property, to
cit
LOT OF GROUND, together with oil the build.
ings and Improvements tht rrOn, situated in the
FIRST District of ttis city, That part port on
called the triangle, being tho corner of an angIe of
said triangle nearest the river, and drsgasled by
the nun Der fourteen on . plan draw" by c. =.
ZiDpel. late surveyor dated May s, 1884 Which
said lot measures thEty eight feet FIVE inches front
on Louisa nov CalliOps. street, thirty--ight fee:
six inches front Triangle street, ten feet front
to the river now to Front street, and thirty
eight feet eleven inches in depth tAss irregular
line which divides IL from lot number thirteen.
The whole agreeably 20 q plan Of a. Csstaing u
}. A. Ceos, architects dated October Is 1865, and
deposited in the office Of " q. CHvellSE notary
public in this city.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase he made thereof from
Michael Schuer. per act passed on the ninth of
November. 1865, before said notary, p. g. Cuveer.
Plan thereof 10 nov en- exhibition ct the SK.
change.
Seiztd in the shove suit.
TeYms-C8sh on the spot.
VIZ HARPER
folp = car.
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W. ?. HtRPER,


+. x. BysBe New Orleans Pneumatic
Prrpeliing Company.
&UpEHioE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ OF orleans. No SI3.-Bv virtue OF q wit OF
heri facias TO me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the sbov. entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
public auction. on til, premises hereinafter desig
nailed. on THURSDAY, April 3. 1873 at five o CLOCK
p. NJ, the flowing described property. 10 wit
THE kSGINfs, MACHINERY. APPu RTEEAECES
and all movable property Sincd on thu prem
ises situated at Zoe 500 aud 80 New L.yee street
ar EratO street in the First District of this CITY
6s per inventory. which may be seen IN my office.
Seized it the above suit
T.rms- Cash on the spot.
W R4RPPR