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National Republican., 1873-12-30
oHR AGKNTs.

The agents Of TgE NATIONAL RKrysLu.
oAs will call spen subscribers during the
next few days for the purpose Of settling
the accounts for the year. !, isto be hoped
that ouf patrons will give this matter their
asasatlon. It win be very great con
veusence 10 ali concerned.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
70 TBE PUBLIC.

TAe sssiaess ,onse Of Tue REPUBLICAN, for
che present YIN continue at Tenth and d
streets, a, which place all persons having busi-
nose relations with the paper will call. Due
uStic VIII be given Of the removal Of the
t.s-ss- department TO the new RsruslIcAS
hoIldinx.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

M,RYLaND Is walking up. Her newspape
P,ss i.hcgnulny 10 clalnor for progressive legis-
fls,l.,L THE example Of Ibis District is exerting
ns ial,e,,ec. The Goyernor of Maryland Is
r,allii,l ~ the press os 10 what Is necessary
o. b. tilas. or course he win not take any
Of fthese lJpps, ani npIOody them In his mes-
assp. whe hsr II re,alts that he takes hints
National Republican., 1873-12-30

sHERIpAs sHook, the proprietor Of the
Union square Theatre, has got into quarrel
with the New York Herald. lie pnblishcs In
the other papers the startling fact that his
place OF amusement will no, hereafter adver-
tise In the Herald. This win bc a sore loss TO
that newspaper, and Mr.. Benncit has our sym
pathy. We hope he will he aL.e to tide over
the misfortune and save the Herald from sus-
pension. ..r.# ....... r4 aHl
National Republican., 1873-12-30

A LADY CORRESPONDENT Of the Chicago
later 0eean, writing description Of the repre-
sentstives of the press in Washington, slludcs
to MRS. !. q. Ane,, with the B,depssdeni,
a. OF old, but we forbear. When one Of the
gcntlcr AK ailudes to another "s Of old, l." we
shudder In contemplation Of the consequence
National Republican., 1873-12-30

pardon I. justice long delayed. II would he
better for the country u few Of this class
were to exchange places wth the prisoners yc,
undergoing sentence. ~ -.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

IT ANNOUNCED that the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad Company has decided to
Skip the interest due on It's bonds on the ist
prosmc. Thus another big railroad corpora
tiou Is checked OF "bsd on the margla."
National Republican., 1873-12-30

\ Tvs Lsrysr'clssof carpet t-lagism Is tat Of
the Hon. Caleb Gushing, soon 70 10 nomipated
70 the Senate, REORGANIZATION, be United
States Minister V the aovcrnmcu, Of spain.
Asfhe Conserva,lye press Of Virginia has very
generally inaasedthe appointment, y VIII now
rclolcefn The qualification which follows hom
q knowledge that he has moved his carpct-bag
from Massachusetts to Virginia. He voted for
General Gran, In the latter State last fsli--h's
first and only vote In the State Of his adop-
tion--and his appc,ntmer, vii, rvad, "Caleh
Gushing, OF Virginia." sc.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

THE Department Of etate has received a Vel.
sgram from the consul at Hong Kong announc-
ing that the King of Portuea, had, by procia.
nation, prohibited the ccoic trade at Macao,
and had closed the barrscoons.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

d ss srss s Il ss sss s ~ ~ ri &. p.
e r..S y: cssss y d. Tss Tss a ,ss &c
ks..scay,. ,4 s)tssseTfns =. hs,s d,tssaihsd 10
National Republican., 1873-12-30

GEFAI.p MASSEY will be with o. IN q short
time, TO propound the conundrum "why does
not tod kill the dcvilP' A western paper sug-
gests that some Of our iectur6 committees in
vite Mephistopheiss to tell us why God doesn't
kill Masscy. There Is . asvor Of blasphemy
about Massey's subject. and the lecture plat.
FORM Is being debauched rather than elevated
when men like him are placed upon II to Sin
strlIet aud cdiry the people" .----
National Republican., 1873-12-30
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS, :

'pss scss % s &. sss e e .ssy S.i; & sss
hcfore the sswng by, whsiner ~ arc sold % o. not
quivocaiiy take place on the day now hxsd, And u
any remsln unsoid they win he cancelled snd the
pri,es Will be reduced In preparation to the Snsoid
only %. oco tickets have beep tssard, aud
n. 900 CASH GlfTH,
National Republican., 1873-12-30
STATE LOTTERIES.
--------@---S-----
HAVANA LOTTERY.

xs,nrsortNsAt Notice.
,.MS,kefS, ~. A,s!sss ioi fsSr'6s, vi afiSs, vi
W. 4. " orders, &, sl,s.l.s. s :s9s !, a,
Ssss ss iSRRs;ass S ss.: Rs''s p'a Tor spanish
TArI.on q 60. nsnkevs,
dc1s-a n Wat Street, New York.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
10000 Gifts,
IaA AAA - up.a-

10000 Gifts, ......rr
et50,OOe II Prlnes. .... n
r Principal Prise 500 ZOO,
consisting OF the superb pastlai residence OF
,A S,mqn Ape'es, T. A. erq ~ ,n. a,lp p ~
blocks from the Cou.s.hca,e, surroanded BY mag
plneeht grounds orcfkrds, esrtehs and vIaeyar'is.
The BUILDING has besh only recently completed,
with all modern improvements.
pHIZE I.IsI.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

THE exercise Of Executive eiemency In tn
pardon or Ku,Klux prisoners continues, and
has no doubt resulted in accomplishing much
good by the assurance which,st gives TO the
Southern people that the AdmiSstration is in
clIncd to deal lcnienlly with ltSpolitical oppo-
nents. There Is a class OF are-eaters In the
South, however, who eaaraeterise the act OF
National Republican., 1873-12-30
- fnEgDMHN's SAVINGS AND TRUST

WIsHISGToS. D. g., sept. a. lsss.
NOTIIs TO nBPosIToRs.-from aud amer dis
.als sud until further notice this eompAIy will APP
ply it, rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice OF in-
,ta y "''"D q. ". sfICKNEY, Aetusry.
fE-DRCGs, CMEMICALs, PERFUME.
~ rites. Ppmades. Toilet Articles, Ac., AZ lows
est rates, NTEMfLE DRUG sToRE.
s>xSf- OMEOPATHIC ICMEDICINEsAN
sS specifics at The TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner and Nipth streets.
s1d-ALI. THE COUGH MEDICINES,
~ Cod Liver OILS, Troches Sc., at the Tsin-
Pile Drug Store. noti
sSI-PURH WINES AND LIQUORs FOR
t@ medicinal purpose AT the Temple Drug
Store, novi
NYOUCANN0rPIND WHAT
l-1 Soawani AZ othsr places, try the Temple
Drux store, Y aud Ntnth streets, nevt
National Republican., 1873-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~aMARkET WILL M HELD AT
~ the Eastern market wEDN EsDAY from S
o'clock q IN. untii q I'm m snd d.em p; N, .nt,ls.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

Tickets si0' ".'stIsssss'''s'' s,.ss. s'"r'''''
~ Our lotteries sre chartered by the state, sre
always drawn Al the time named, and all drawings
are under the supervision Of sworn ectnni ssloner
Ihe ofse,s' es5-ns w ss rrs.snsd . ~ TN. The
rhnser- ofttfkets. l.'i IL. 7I|I
ss We WIN draw similar scheme the last day %
TsmiI \, S5ii,s u f6sT 2gyi9E nS keXEx sS
EXPRESS. send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER a Co.,
~. Louis, Mo.
Post once Boz. sa. myi-Tpihssir
National Republican., 1873-12-30

MACK" the irrepressible, Is now editing
the St. Louis Globe. Tired of the ordinary
method Of obtaining news by journals not
"in" [" the Associated Press, he made such
arrangements as 20 secure the dispatches
Of that Organization. Thereupon the 81
Louis DNnooraf charged the immaculate
"Mack" with righteousness. Those who
know him will MOI be surprised TO learn that lie
did not rest easy under this charge; bat II ap-
lesrs to prscticed eye that he really has the
game ss we'll ne the name. Al any rate, he
makes an excellent paper--one Of the hes, IN
the Mississippi valley. a. ...lf'
National Republican., 1873-12-30

VIZ mar VOW Loos back upon Christmas as
we do upon political campaign amer the elee-
tion las been held. The returns. are all IN,
We ind that the day was more generally oh
served than has been usual In this country,
aud that. as usual, about one third Of the
uaton observed II by getting drunk, another
third by attending divine service, and the re.
naming third by preserving an indehnable
medium between the extremes Of inebnation
and religion. Comparing the returns with
those Of previous Christmas, we hnd that the
inehrIates are gaining on their eoniesianls.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

ard !dcss nom the press Or that che press hsd
otaamed s1quint at his mcssage, aud nom n
imbibed the Inspiration which now illunfnes
It's columns on this subject, matters little. Be
this as II may, II q very gratifying TO soc thss
the people Of our ncighsoring state are wide
awake to The importance Of educational affair,
the pesee commission srd cowsabuiary force,
the insolyept dcbtors' Law Of tl,epstste in the
evedt Of therepcsl by Congress of the general
bankrupt lsw, aud many other ihtie matters
conducive TO the welfare and growth of the
Commonwealth. Baltimore, the commercial
capital fthe State, is very rap.dly increasing
10 population, wealth aud political aud com
mercisl Importance. Her magnificent lines OF
internal Improvement, extending their rsmih-
cations not only to the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys, but away over the vast plains beyond, ,
sven Tavsrsing the Rocky mountains, and en-
brsc,ne the shores OF the Pacific ocean, will BE-
Of comparatively little value IN the state at
lsrFc unless attended with Legislation com
mensurste with their national character. II Ia
hoped and believed that Governor whyte and
the Legislature sbost TO meet viii fully sppre.
ciate the necessities Of the tunes. The charte,
Of Baltimore should he amended, and It's geo
graphical limits enlarged. II Hs appeals fol
more room arc not snswered sfirmatively
much Of Ne western trade will he attracted of
the road at this point, where Il viii Away
find hearty aud wide-awake welcome. Thi,
is a fair notice to the solous st Annapolis. -.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

kS A. M, -rhere wiltbe q special rohn,nnirs.
tion Of POTOMAC LODGF. No. q y. aud A. NJ.
gu TUESDAY. Dcrember n NJ o'clock y. n.. f,r
the purpose Of attending the Tullerai of our late
brother. I.Loyp A. WILLIAMS. Master Masons In
good standing are fraicrurll in,f. ed aud The
hers sfihe Choir arr reouestsi ts - prrseni.
by order Of the W. N. JOIN }. nEAI.i..
de1 |H4 . secstary,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
The lor0 GsrdoD Affair."

The. Minneapolis Tribune has lengthy
account of the seizure and rescue OF LORD
Gordon up in Manitoba. The facts are about
as follows:
About year ago this misunderstanding
himself Lord GOrdOn-had financial 6ifl-
Guilty in New York with Jay Gould, which
yesuited in Gordon being held to bail IN n, the
became his surety. Gordon then ran away,
much to the disgust Of his bOndsman. he
made his way to Manitoba, and made
homestead near the dismal looking walls OK
Hort Garry, where he has since remained.
After the death of Mr.. Clark his heirs de.
Sermined not to lose the amount for which
the security was held, and accordingly un.
lertook to arrest Gordon by q process
known as bail.piece. Their agent, clothed
orocnring the aid Of q policeman. left tor
the place Of Gordon's refuge.
The noble lord was arrested at an early
hour on the third instant, and was conveyed
rapidly toward Pembina; within two miles.
however Of the American border they were
Oyertaken by a squad of Manitoba infantry.
who arrested the officers in charge OF Cor
don and released the prisoner, Other
Americans, citizens Of Minneapolie. were
arrested as accessories, one OF them belnS
a member of the Minnesota Legislature.
These MinnesOtans are now languishing IN
prison at Fort Garry.
). w. Taylor, United States consul, tele.
Sraphed TO Lochren, McNair Il Giltillan.
attorneys Of Minneapolis, that the Attorney
General of Manitoba expressed a doubt as
10 the rights Of the American officers 7"
take Gordon out of Canada, owing to the
provisions of the Ashburton treaty. to
which the reply was sent that the treaty
had been examined, and that, in the opinion
of the attorneys, it did not apply.
The hearing will take place this week.
unless the same be continued on some pre-.
text of Gordon, and AS Manitoba is a law
unto itself, it is useless to prOphesy as to
the result.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
The Louisiana DueIs

Tire ki;ng of Judge Cooley il Louisiana
Nv Mr.. X, Barnwell Rhett in duel grow.
Ing GU. of the so-called 'Hawkins case;
appears TO have combined in remarkabie
manner the elements OF Northern carpet
Lagpism and Southern chivalry. Rhett le
of the hal; distinguished. half-notorious
family SO long known in South carolina
nolitics, and always known as fre-eaters.
Some little time since. his occupation as
n Charleston editor being gone, he oetooK
himself 20 New Orleans, and began con-
ductine che Picayuase, and conducting u ID
the usual Rhett manner-that 10 10 say;
with small! show Of political sagaci'y ana
with plenty Of unbusinessllke languages ta IA
while since his paper was sued Tor hre! DX
the Mr.. Hawkins OF whom an
the country has been hearing t1r
months as member Of the famous Lynch'
Hawkins returning board, and jugs
Cooley conducted the complaiDant's case.
Rhett, or rather the Pcayunes proprletors,
were cast in damages to the amount VI
$4,000, the verdict, it is alleged, having
been obtained by the most open perjury . anu
NAV be, the editors language would De
strong as applied to most other courts than
those of New Orleans, and alone might
have justified q verdict. Hawkins was a
compound of pertidy and perjury; he had
beep bribed; he was the bastard judge OF
bastard court, which had been crea!eu ny
bastard legislature. Cooley, for his part,
was said to have made statements TO the
iury s'maliciously and willfully false" and
10 have travelled out Of the record because
he knew that no one would follow him TO-
show up his mendacity.
Letters between the editor and the law
ger then ensued, and at last card, in
which Cooley called Rhett ian arttui
dodger," "a Thoroughbred blackguard."
"a deliberate and willfal falsifer,' and so
forth Upon this came challenge from
Rhett. and soon afterward the duel. Ihe
ehivairic weapons were double barreled
shotgune, and with one Of these grotesque
substitutes for the arms employed IN the
ducls of civilized communities. Cooley
was killed at the second fire. 1T
Ia said that after sending his
challenge, ne practiced firing with his shot
gun to make his aim sure-a proceeding
held by some authorities to be indelicate
An Indictment has been found against him
for murder, and there is a bare possibility
chat, in the existing State of party feeling
in Louisian the Kellogg governments one
eerviceable action may be the hanging OF
this gen .leman. More likely he will live
% do some more raving and shoot come
more men n.--INe Nation.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
General Howard.


The opinion of the Attorney General upon
the questions and papers submitted to HIM
by the Secretary Of War in regard to the
case of General q. ., Howard makes It look
rather serious for that gentleman. In the
first place, the Attorney General does not
see aEy force or weight in the opinion which
General Howard says Secretary Stanton ex.
pressed, that "the provisions in respect OF
bonds was not intended to apply to the case
of an army officer detailed for duty under
the Freedmen's Bureau act, and that conse'
ouently that opinion is pOwerless now to
shield him if he has done wrong, or to save
him from the responsibility that attaches to
the criminal acts Of his subOrdlnates and
agents.
The ugly phase of the whole question is
that large sums of money haNo been ae-
stracted from the Treasury Department "by
means of forged receipts and vouchers 1or
bounties due colored soldiers, and oy means
of receipts and vouchers fraudulently pro-
cured from them" In other words there is
indisputable proof that officers connected
with the bureau have been swindling the
government, and cheating the poor and help
less classes whom they were paid to shelter
and protect. The law and just public
opinion will hold these gentlemen, whoever
they may be, to a strict accountability.
General Howard may or may not have
done wrong. The evidence alone will dis
close that. But it is absolutely certain
that his subOrdinates were engaged in the
preparation of gross and hagrant crimes
against the freedmen. The country will
demand that the severest penalties of the
law shall be dealt out to the guilty parties.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
ERAND Isle HOTEL.
Open for the Season Of 1873.

The fines. surf bathing in the South. The finest
beach for driving in the world. The oyster farm OF
the South Fish abound in every variety. and game,
fishing tackle and guides TO enable guests TO enjoy
the best sport Will always be kept and no effort
spared to make this hote! the ne p.us ultra OF
Louisiana.
The swift iigh. draft and comfortable steamer
BOSSlER, CAPTAIN GUS RICHARDS, leaves Har
yey's canal every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. at
A. NJ, for Grand Isle and way landings. at the mod
crate fare of So
Steam ferry leaves foot Of Jackson street at $50
4. NJ.
Board per month $50; per week Sl5 per day S..
Terms foy families or FOR over one month very Eo.
B. MARGOT, Proprietor.
SAM D. DIXON, Agent.
lee no. I, Commercial place, Lock box No. 10.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
icoxTr,1iEp FROM FIRST rAeE.l

Isc. october II s.Ie0l1 ll-l6c; Noyen per
rs IE1i,iI =: december II 1l60i11ac Flour qule,
And unchanged. Whisky s3's 0Ssc. "neS' ~ 81,
Ill. and Inwer Corn scarce frmer anc II i-a
sananT Coffee &c higher. Rice steady al .
SLc' Pork quiet ana firm Lard unsel'Iso' S~'"
stores steady Freights quiet ,.-.. .r.
Money easy to on call; prime Glscouna . ~ ns
EavEe,s Unchanged; actual business at coneeeslon
,a at a. for good bankers; e,s dsts, lees prokeI-
age. for prime. ooio oo'i ~"~ '''
cone. G.ie:. he higher; Rio IN d,9,.c; sugar d
s,esdv aud IN good demand. Ao!assfs S"'' ~n'
T,.ci.sA... July !s-Cot.on dul and rcmiha. MIRA.
n iddliug 1910. Flour firm az :" .'l~' :. Corn
st..aGs Old red 81 4e0i 49, new = -'". ~
Srm al :gn5Uc. Data steady at 81 Gs3c. fTo'
ou., and firm mess pork quiet. he'd a. ~. "a han ~
Il,c; kettle 81. 08a4c; jobbing sa.es al t.c n
sneats eteady Aeld firmly shoa, ,ders :. Ra
S,eelv hid. clear rib 81 d9Ac; clear 9a09zsci s 10
eon h taif demand shoulders . &c: c-ea' ~ '
cear IOc, Whisky stesdyat SIC. .ou;.s,
ST LOur. July l4.-COttOn dull ano Ho. NJ:
Hlour uuiet and unchanged Wheat du.i. pu pm Nc
sIrooping; soft spring s lo sampe io,e cd w;nter
: fail t Is; prime dry 81 50; old no. r,,css lad
81 So Corn in ac'ive demand ana oats Steady
and in good demand at 34dJ6c eackeg ~ e
higher 8g3e. Pork easier, 10 o. @ ~ .. -, b5,nrs T
meals are held firmly; no sales. baSon nm arJ
ers g. as..c: clear rib and ciesS ~ @''ss' ~S'~
foreigs Markets.
Y,vv,pno,. July IA, Evening-Coton eloted
snie, .rd steady: uplands 8a.d. or!ea;. sH' sale.
80, . 10. bales Of which 1t'' Were ioT s&poI'
sud ~. ..a:on. The sales include '|ae American
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
OCEAN SPRIN(;S HOTEL,

OCEAN SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI.
Tie house IS now open and in complete order for
the reception of guests. The bathing and fishing
seeking either health pleasure can not do better
than visit the Ocean Springs Hotel. where they
Wi: receive every attention during their stay.
Til. table VIII always be supplied with the delIca.
Ci.s of the season. 1nvalids seeking health, !
would refer them to the pamphlet 'to be had at
Schmidt \ Zeg.rs. New Orleans, or at the notei
cont aiming analysis OF the water OF the Springs
and their wonderful cures which are certified 10
by some of the most eminent physlclsns OF the
country. Terms more reasonable than any OF
the other watering places the coast for the same
accommodation. Liberal arrangements made with
families ard those wishing 10 remain during the
season. There IS also connected with the hotel
tine bar Om, where the best of wines and liquors
kept. besides a tenpin alley aud billiard sa!Oon'
also, nLe .roouet grounds for the guests of the
house. The proprietor has made arrangements Tor
q band Of music. which viii BE in attendance
.iuriue rverv evening of the week, besides tine
piano for she use Ut the guests Of 'he hotel.
,v, Lon, AIsSI.tE propri.snr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15


Gold opeped at il5. 0il5A, against u: . az rev
York. a-d after limited business c-osec u 't2.sn
II6 &c higher than on Saturday. asalnss ~ ~
tba, market: The sales included 4toc" az II :. =;
10 600 Il I!.24 SO 900 at II, Z. "i!' s. anc -''
at l!.7.. .a, .,,.,ican
No sales os silver were reported: A AMeI4eaH an
haltdcl!ays were quoted at lGu1s a I'VE, ana
Mexican dollars AZ = cen. pIeH!G~. u sol".
for new and for Old. .. - ..,-.ro
There was 10 .uotable variation d stei-lE9
exchange from SATURDAYS closing rates Ine ony
sa le. -eported &l00 bill OF adm. al i|o' @u
G25oH Al clear a. iZts. ". ono
In francs W. Eot.ced sales OF 2e.ce' ana I'''"
commercial 1T -. ., ~. ,,,, y
,26 tor bill of aiding and AL clear and q ~ 'oi
bank and france q: A.5.1. Ha:- 'oi pil>"'s' anu
As5Gts33. 10Y bank. ,..1e.were
Domestic exchangfwas scarce and no eales S NJ
York at !, i, cent premium. and private t'an' ""'
TIE OnIy sale of stocks reported was ~ kiiaIes M 60
az Sugay Shed Company at s - 9o. We Ia . y.
some demand for Southern BANK oh''ie"' ~ ~
The nnlv ,a. re- ported in bonds was s5"o cily
gold hearing seven per cents al $50 oIs tAeS "eAo
quoted at tie cl0se at S973 q.
City appropriation certificates COMBINE Ioihu~'
Metronoli.an Police warrants opened a: - ana
,,nder an active demand advanced TO about ~ al
wbich rate thev closed. The sales conpr sea Si.-
so. eu,,racing 80 ard 600 at & 5000 at a6+s;
1000 at 76]; $500, cOO and !coo Il ~; eo." ~
III: 8 400 al - and $1,000 at 81
We noticed considerable discussion among me
brokers in regard 20 the probable acton Ul inc
Auditor ip the proposed purchase Q! warrants
TIL. prevailing opinion. however, was that Ine pI1
chases wou'd be made a.reeapiy 10 'He "o'ei''''
nent. .. ;,.
Clinton State warrants closed ahoHt %, agans:
s5a5G on Saturday but sales were Teporitd
Graham State warrants continue noIn!ra' ~ Ss'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
Bv Charles H. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM c. LEE.

Second District COUT. for the Parish Of Orleans
No.
Ny CHARLES II. REED-THOMASJ HAN
ID Ma, Auctioneer Office No. 81 st. Charles
street-SATURDAY, August Is. 1873. at twelve
O'CLOCK NJ, at the Merchants and Auctloneers tx
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets by erder OF the Hon. A. L. Tsso:
Judge of tho Second District Court, parish OF Or
leans for account of the above succession. Will be
sold at public auction
4 CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND with the build
incs and Improvement. thereon. III the Fourth Dis
trict of this city. in the square bounded by Chest
nut Coliseum, Pleasant and Harmony streets and
measuring p feet front on Chestnut street fand
forming the corner of Pleasant street,, by depth
of ll3 feet inches and lines, running down Pleas
ant and between parallel lines, part Of four lOts OF
ground purchased by said William C. Lee from A.
Mclaughlin, on the second OF February. 1858. Dy
act before A. Abat. notary public. The improve
ments consist of a twO-stOry frame house fronting
on Pleasant street containing about six rooms al.
together conveniently arranged and on the end
of the lots a cottage of four rooms, under rent
ground high and neighborhood rapidly advancing.
Terms-Cne- third cash. balance in one and Two
wears, in notes bearing eight per cent interest
with special mortgage on property. with h'e per
cent attorneys fees II case OF suit on notes, and
buildings to he insured to amount GI notes. and
policy transferred to holder of notes.
Act OF sale at expense 0: the purchaser before
g. W Christy. notary public. No. 1873 GyaT.eT street t
iy1E