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Starvation OF Brichess Barristcrs.

St9FVat1On OF br1cuesS Bafr1StcrSs
A few weeks ago q gentleman named Haddy
was found dead in wretched London lodgings.
At the Coroner's inquest it came out that he
was barrister Of good address, fully medium
ability and of exceptional general intelligence.
He lacked the business capacity to establish
professional connection. His habits were un-
excepionable. He had obtained small reve-
nue. from newspaper writing, but having no
regular employment-too honest to steal, too
proud to beg-he had actually starved, though
surrounded by men who respected him highly
and would have cheerfully aided him. The
day after his death brought letter assuring
him of oil needed relief but too late. Only
the undertaken could help him then. This
occurrence has provoked discussion for the
establishment Of fund to relieve destitute
barristers, and, better yet, proposition to
assimilate the English legal practice to our
own, allowing barristers, councillors and solicit
tors to be also attorneys, and thus come into
immediate relations with clients and the pub
lie. It is believed such change would
obviate the danger of other worthy men in
the legal profession following the fate Of
Haddy. If they could not get the briefs Of
other lawyers they might doubtless obtain a
share of routine attorney work which would
bring them bread.
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reign of justice has begun. or the fve-and-
twenty bloodstained wretches whose cold
blooded or ferocious phrases we have
printed above but two have been hanged-the
false prophet, Reynolds, and the colored man,
Thomas The student of these lines, say half
century hence should keep this fact in mind
II he wishes to CLEAN an idea of the social stat.
In New York at the present day.
Now, the HERALD unites with oil the law
abiding people of the city in demanding that
all this shall be changed. 1t is necessary now,
in the words of Danton, that terror should be
inspired 1t must not be Reign of Terror
for the peaceful citizen, but visible
terror to the criminal classes. The
Court of Oyer and Terminer, before
law, be brought, is clearly not equal to meet
ing the emergency. The Legislature should
at once set about some measure to give New
York relief from the incubus of untried MUIR
derers. A new court should be provided, and
the District Attorney might then employ
all the assistance needed. We want O
complete and speedy Jail delivery so
that we may know whether the
men in the Tombs are to be hanged or ac-
quilted. Wherever conviction follows trial
we then want to see the sentence faithfully car
ried out. There is no other way to stem the
evil we complain Of While the present slow,
cumbrous and uncertain mode of reaching the
gallows remains, we may expect that the sad
literature, ofwhich we have given few choice
specimens above, will be daily enriched.
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PROFESSOR TYNDALL's LAST LECTURE

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, JAM % 1873.
Professor Tyndall delivered his last lecture in
America in this city to- night to crowded house,
although the night was very stormy.
After the lecture last evening by Professor Tyn-
dial the Preseason was invited to meet q company OF
gentlemen invited by the Governing Board OF the
shefneld Scientific School. The party sat down to
a pleasant entertainment in the parlor OF
the New Haven Hotel. There were ABOUT tnpy
gentlemen present, among whom were Cover
nor Jewell President Parker, eX-Preslaent
Woolsey, Lieutenant Governor Winchester, henry
Farnum; Professors whitney, Lyman, norton
Brush, Newton, Eaton. Walker, Brewer, Johnson,
Trowbridgc, Wright, Marsh and Lounsbury; +; D.
kingsbury, and q delegation of the Yale Scientinc
Cub.
President Porter made speech OF welcome, TO
which Professor TyndaIl replied brieny. Professor
Lyman was called.upon and responded Governor
Jewell made OF his most apt after-dinner
speeches.
The party separated at little after midnight.
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SPAIN.
The Alphonsists Disavowed-Court Honor to
Napoleon's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Projects.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. %, 1873.
The Duke de Montpensier has written a letter
discarding the Alphonssts and dsavowing all con-
nection with their intrigues
COURT HONOR TO THE BONAPARTEs.
The Spanish Court goes into mourning nine days
for the death OF Napoleon III.
TELEGRAPHS, SPECULATION AND ENTERPRISE.
decree has been issued granting concession
to Lascarte for laying telegraph cable between
Spain and Cuba.
Offers have been received by the government
from British companies for the purchase, mainte-
nance and management OF the inland telegraph
lines.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. 49, 1873.
The Assembly this afternoon passed q bill pre-
scrbing severe penalties for drunkenness.
Ten members OF the International Society have
been arrested in France in addition to those pre-
viously reported.
FINANCIAL FRAUDS MEN FRUSTRATED.
Several parties connected with swindling finan-
cial company have been arrested. Some persons
holding a position high in the financial world are
implicated. Among them Is said to be an ex-Sen-
ator Of high rank.
CABINET CONCESSION TO ELECTORAL RIGHT.
M. Goulard, Minister Of the Interior, has In
formed the Committee Of Thirty that the govern
ment contemplates ordering elections to fill
vacancies in the French Assembly to take place
during the FIRST week Of April.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

$4,000 BOOKS FOR ALLo-HERE ARE BOOKS
VI which arc Books.r-New Physiognomy, or signs OF
Character and How to Read Them in the Human sSee,
binding: Natural Laws of Man. 73c.; Mental SCIENCE
81 30; Lectures Phrenology by Coinoe y 81 N0n
aed HydropathS q So Msd ef g mae,
Lie. IS 80; also How ~ Live, or Saving and wasting,
81 50; Oraiory, sacred and secular u So Hopes an.
How Talk How TO Behave and How 70 90 an II
GeoIogy 81; Emphatic Diasott or New Testament w
Greek and English. 81 fine ed, So Wedoek o n nw
~ ConucaI SELECTION, 81 50; Gems OF Goldsmith iOes!
81 Popes Essay Man, illustra,ions All
ami arst postb $ H. WELLS. $50 Broadway Ne" i9tA
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TELEeRAmS TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Jan. %. 1873
Reports OF the occurrence OF most terrible and
appalingy fatal marine disaster IN the English
Channel during the night yesterday have just been
received In this city. The melancholy narrative
reads as follows:-
THE AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANT SHIP NoRTHFLEET SUNK
BY CoLLIsIoN-MANY HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.
The emigrant ship Northneet, which sailed from
London several days ago for Australia, with Az pas
sengers and the requisite crew board, was in
collision at midnight two miles OF Dungeness Light
house, with foreign steamship unknown at the
moment, and was cut to the waters edge.
Only eighty-flve persons are Just at present. known
to have been saved and 1t is believed that every
other person who was on board has found watery
grave.
No attention was paid by the steamship to the
emigrant vessel after the collision. and she pro-
ceeded on her COURSE leaving the sufferers to their
fate.
THE OFFENDING CRAFT WATCHED FOR IN PORT.
Towards noon it was said and believed that the
steamer which ran down and sunk the Northneet
is o Portuguese craft. Her name cannot be ascer-
tanned until she arrives in port.
Statements OF a still later date were circulated
in the evening that the offending steamship Is be-
lieved to be Spanish vessel bound from Antwerp.
The Board of Trade or this city has offered re-
ward of s1oo for the discovery Of the vessel which
was the cause OF the dreadful fatality.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
General Manteuffel's Defence of Marshal Ba-
zaine-Prussan "reminiscences Of Metz.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeaaLs.

PARIS Jan. %, 1878.
General Won Manteure made speech recently
at Metz, in which he defended Marshal Bazane
from the attacks which had been made on his
military fame. He dwelt in terms Of generous
praise on the bravery displayed by the French
Marshal, which, he declared, was quite equal to
that of any general in the German army. The pas
sions OF the hour prevented an impartial judgment
in this case, but he believed history would justify
Marshal Bazaine.
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TIE FLORIDA UNITED STATES SENATOR
SHIP,

TALLAHASSEE Fla. Jan. %, 1873
Two ballots were taken in the Joint Assembly for
United States Senator to-day. Ex-Governor
walker LIBERAL received 81. There was no cleo
ton 80 being necessary to u choice.
Governor Hart came out to-day for II. Bisbee Jr.,
or II. M. Randall and threatens all republicans who
vote for Conover with the loss OF executive favor.
The Governor says IL would be a serious calamity
TO elect a republican to the United States Senate
by democratic votes.
IL Is reported that osborne will withdraw from the
contest tomorrow.
The Legislature adjourned until twelve NJ. to-
unn
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SHIP w RECK.
Three Hundred and Fifty Lives Last by
Collision in the English Channel

The Australian Emigrant Ship NorthAeet Run
Down by a steamship-sad Scenes OF Dunge-
ness Light-The Ship at Anchor and
tho Woe-Worn Exles Reposing in
Sleep-Sudd,n Shock and
Wild Farewell to Life-Panic
on Board and Firearms
Used in the Tumult
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TIRED OF E..-
EDISON, r. l., ian. %

goDsoN, r. l., ian. %, 1878.
stranger, giving his name as II. White, at
tempted suicide by shooting in this city this morn
ing. lie claimed to be native OF Prussia, twenty
ave years Of age, and weaver by trade. On his
person was found note In German, which being
translated, read as follows:-"l am tired OF life.
sent one ball through my breast, but too timid
TO send second one alter II. IL. White" He is
st alive but his physicians believe he cannot re-
cover,
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JUAN MAo1As TO VISIT PRESIDENT GRANT

The English Minister OF the "Republic
OF Cuba" About To Go to Washington
on semi-Omcial Busincss.
Colonel Juan Macias, the English Minister Of the
."Republc OF Cuba,r leaves this city to-day for
washington, when he will visit the President and
Mr. Hamilton Fish. to explain the existing feeling
in England about Cuban matters. Colonel Macias,
II NAV be stated, has been requested by many
members OF the British Parliament and other nigh
officials to make this visit, and 1t may therefore be
considered OF semi of1ical character.
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UTAH..

Stubborn Resistance by Saint-POlitf>
cal and Mining Intercsts-The Horse
Disease.
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. %, 1879.
The Gentle President OF Cache county who was
deputized by the Judge Of the District Court Of
Salt Lake to serve writ OF habeas corpus was re-
sisted by Mormon official, badly beaten and
driven away.
The horse disease is spreading throughout the
Territory. The principal stage lines have Sus-
pended and the livery stables are closed
General Maxwell Is preparing determined fight
against Cannon for the seat in Congress. He has
conclusive testimony OF great outrages ON tho,
ballot.
The mining interests and prospects are moro
than ever encouraging. The Union Pacific trains
arrive on time. Arrangements have been made
for an extensive display OF Utah minerals at the
Vienna Exhibition.
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sketch OF the Invalid Lady.

The Dowager Empress Of Brazil, Amelia Augusta
Eugene Napoleone, Duchess OF Braganza, was born
on the 31st Of July, In the year 1912. She is
daughter of the late Prince Eugene, Prince Of
Eichstadt. She was married, by procuration. on
the I'd OF August, and in person on the 18th OF
October, 1922 to Pierre, Emperor of Brazil and be-
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THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 20, 1873.
The House to-day, by strict party vote, passed
the Senate memorial to Congress for the passage
OF q Civil Rights bill.
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IflFrfkM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. %, 1873.
Of the various rumors circulating to the contrary
that there are no important differences in the
views Of Great Britain and Russia with regard to
the present movement in Central Asia.
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CUBA.
Admiralty Lookout for Liberating Invaders
None Seen by the Spanish Sea Dogs.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1878.
The Dtdrto newspaper says that nothing positive
is known about the recent movements of the
steamer Edgar Stewart, except her arrival at Key
West.
The Spanish Admiral says there traces
along the coast OF any men or arms having been
landed by the Edgar Stewart.
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LATEST REPORTS.

The Northfieet Mt Anchor When tho
Collision Was Accomplished.
LONDON, Jan. 2s-P. M.
Particulars OF the consequences Of the fatal COL
lision Of the steamship with the emigrant ship
Northneet continue to come in hourly.
The Northneet was lying at anchor at the time
the collision occurred.
Her cargo consisted Of railway iron.
Three hundred and twenty-one persons were
drowned Immediately, including the Captain Of
the Inflated vessel.
The name OF the steamer which ran into the ship
has not yet been ascertained.
SCENES ON BOARD OF THE sUNKEN sHIP-PANIc
AMONG THE PASSENGERS AND PREVENTION OF
EFFORTS FOR RELIEF.
At the moment when the collision between the
Northneet and the unknown steamship happened
panic occurred on the former vessel.
The passengers on the emgrant ship, who were
asleep, rushed from their berths to every portion
of the ship where they thought they might be safe,
and utterly refused to obey the orders Of the Cap
tain. That onicer, as last resort, to enforce
ODeulence 10 MS COmIninu, was ConpeHeu 10 nre
upon the terror-stricken people and one of them
was wounded.
1t is believed that If the passengers had obeyed
the orders of the Captain more of them would have
been saved.
The Telegraph At Work for the Of
lenders Arrest-Thc Number of Lives
+ Saved.
LONDON, Jan. 23-Evening
The Lloyds have telegraphed to their agents at
all southern atoms to stop, If possible, the
steamer which ran the Northneet down.
THE NUMBER OF THE SAVED.
Twelve additional persons have been saved from
the Northneet, which makes nnety-seven lives
known to have been rescued from the wreck.
ADMIRALTY OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION.
The English government has ordered prelim-
nary inquiry into the disaster to the Northneet.
The investigation will begin tomorrow, at Dover.
Press and Cabinet Condemnation OF the
Steamship-sixty Of the Saved In the
Capital.
LONDON, Jan. A-6 A. M.
The journals express Indignation in the strongest
terms at the heartless conduct OF the captain OF
the unknown steamer which sunk the Northneet
The government has offered reward for the dis
covery Of her name.
Sixty survivors OF tn C Inflated emigrant ship
have arrived in London.
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THE FRENCH BOURBONs.
Dynastic Canvass Concerning the Color Of the
National Flag
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YoaE HERALD.

TAKIS jan. %, 1910.
The legtimist deputies in the Assembly say the
count OIL Paris will visit the Count of Chambord In
few days. compromise in regard to the "whte
nagnis anticipated. Chambord Will insist on retain
ing the white flag as the royal standard, but will
consent to allow the army to keep the trlcolor.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION TROUBLES.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1873.
The Supreme Court OF the state to-day rendered
a decision on the Returning Board contest in favor
Of the LYNCH HawSins Board. Justices Ludeling.
Tallaferro and Howell concurred and Justices
Kennard and wylle dissented each rendering an
mi
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FRANCE.

Severe Action Against Secret Enemies Of Consti-
tuted society-Financial Ring Men Roped
In by the Polics-Cabinet Promise
Of Parliamentary Elections.
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DEATH OF A NEW ORLEANS LAWYER.
NEW ORLEANs. Ia. Ian. d. I,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. %, 1878.
Henry Raphael Denis, of this city, died to-day,
aged eighty-six years. lie was resident of New
Orleans;or sixtyeght years, and one OF the oldest
members OF the Bar The Superior Court adj
lourned out Of respect to his memory
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THE Pennsylvania CONSTITUTIONAL CON.
VENTI0N.

PHILADELPHIA JAM %, 1873.
The Constitutional Convention has finally settled
on the days for holding elections. The state cleo
ton is to be held on the Tuesday following the first
Monday OF November, and the city ana township
elections on the third Tuesday OF February
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DEATH OF A CALIFORNIA JUDGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1879
private cable telegram from Florence, Italy,
announces the death in that city, at eight A. NJ
to-day OF oscar C. Shafter, formerly Judge of the
Supreme Court OF California.
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RUSSIA AND BRITAIN.

Imperial Russian Pronouncement on tho Rela-
tons in Central Asia-The Great Powers
Policy Said To Be Almost Ideni-
cal-British Opinion at Home
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ROME.
Prince Arthur of England Visits the Pope.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.


His Royal Hghness Prince Arthur Of England
visited His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth and His
Eminence Cardinal Antonelli to-day.
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THE ILLINOIS GovERNoRsHIP.

CHICAUU JdI' IofOs
Governor Oglesby resigned his office as Governor
to-day and Lisutenant Governor Beverage was
sworn into once as his successor.
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SPANISH SLAVERY.
British Movement Against Slavery in Africa and
Cuba-Municipal Demand for Free
dom in the Antilles.
TtLtlfkEs 70 TIE FEW YORK rEHALD.

LONDON Jan. %. 1873.
pubic meeting was held at Birmingham last
night. the Mayor presiding at which speeches were
made and resolutions passed condemning the slave
trade In Africa, Polynesia and Cuba.
resolution was also adopted urging Her Ma
jesty's government to support the American gov
eminent In the dem and 1t makes on Spain for the
abolition OF slavery in the Antilles.
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BRAZIL.
The Dowager Empress at the Point Of Death.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Jan. %, 1873
News has been received here that the Dowager
Empress OF Brazil is seriously Ill, and that her life
Is despaired of.
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THE MODOC WAR

VIRGINIA CITY, New, JAN 49, 1873.
Company X, First cavalry, marched from Reno
this morning en- route from Camp Halleck for the
scene OF the Modoc war.
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A.-Was Cured Of Severe Neurn1gta ten
years standing by WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
r. DERRY 235 East Seventy fourth street, New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world. The only true ami perfect dye. All dzuggists
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OUT MONDAY, JANUARY n.
TEEMS:-One Copy, one Year. % W
Two Copies, One Year. W
GEORGE MUNRO, New York Preside Companion,
"a BEEkMAN STREET, NEW YORK.
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Balls and Partfes.-Boots, Shoes and
Caters India Rubber Boots shoes and Arctic shoes al
MILLER CO.'S, No. Union square.
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Progress In Madrid-POrto Rico Conn
pensation Estimates.
MADRID. Jan. 20, 1873
great anti-savery meeting was held in the
Royal Theatre to-day under the auspices of the
Abolition Society, the Tertulia ana the Progress
ista cubs.
The theatre was crowded from floor to DOME
Brilliant speeches were made and the enthusiasm
was intense.
PARLIAMENTARY ESTIMATE FOR PORTO RICO COM
PENSATlON.
The committee Of the Spanish Cortes on the abo-
lition Of slavery in Porto Rico estimate that the
indemnity to be paid by the State to siave-owners
in that island for their property will amount to
14O 900, 900 reals
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A.-Herald Branch Onice, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 3 A. NJ to 9 r. NJ.
On sunday from to p. NJ.
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NEW YORK PRESIDE CoMPAn

will be commenced in No. 27S of the
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, Sc. Curedb DR..
RICE, 20S Broadway, corner Of Fulton strseI oorhs.
Bunions and Piles cured by mall 5Oc.
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Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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Press and Cabinet Condemn alton Of the
stea mship-sixty Of the Saved In the
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ree,ed and neranentiy cured using Cod Liver Oil,
HAZHRD CAsWELLis COD LIVER OIL Is the purests
swee est and best.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-04-19
succegsiou d,Arthemise Nezut.

TN yERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA-
Ia bic In COur DIES PrnuVes de III PhrUisse st.
Landry, il sePa vcndu Il pcncan public, an plus
Offrant encheriSScur, par le sOu9slgnc cncan-
tcur public, j. Ia dernierc residence dc III de
funte, SuTlC Bayou Teclle, Ell cette pdrolsse, le
MERCREDT, 81 Mai, 1873, les prophecies ci-aprcs
decrites, appartenant II Ia succession dAfthe-
mise NeZaf, deced6e, savOir:-
|, Inc eertainC hahitatiOn situec Ell cette pa
rOisse, sur lie Bayou T6che, environ six miles dies
OpclOusas. cOntPnant sept acres de face par nnc
profOndcur de yingt-deux acres, horne an nOrd
an sud par Bicnvemu Sicily, ct a Pest par Joseph
Rayon, ensemble aYec la residence.
Q. I'm mOulinn cotton, I'M magaSill a mails, detlN
cahanues Il Hfgrc, ueIIx petiteS ~cabanneS, une
charrette 4 cFcval ct harnais, III buggy, une
iumelIt AmGricaine, deuX jeuneA TacheS, eng
yarheg Il lait (deuX ayeC des YauX,) M fer ii
kR,aPufeP. lleIx tFlis ct lenls petits, b0is de Its
une pendule, fables, c~liaises, poole de cuisine, ct
aufFes Objects. ~
TermeS ct cOnditiOns.-TOUtes les prophecies
mohIli9rrS DayablGs compliant, ct les pfOlrleteS
immebiIierCs In mOitiG compliant ct Ia balance
dams mn an dI luur de In Vcnte, les acquercliS,
Il credit. fOurniSsant lcUrs biuets aFec securities
pcrsonnel apprOnNGe, ii In satisfaction DIES adj
miuixtrateufs. une hypOtheque spectacle ct lC
privilege du vcndcur retcunS sur lea prophecies
fmmobiIiercS iuEqu'aH Placement hnnle-lcs Dll-
LET'S DOptant All interGt de hut pour cent par an
aOr1s m3tlrit6S.-En cas- de non Placement ct n
cOurs Il la lUi Serait nGcRSsaiIc pour la collection
des bj1IetS. les faiscurs DIES billets aurUlt Il payer
les frais 0rtlinaire de PayOcat; pour PaSsurer le
privilege dT ypndeuret hypOtheqUe est reteni.
les acdlfreurs Il credit s~'engagent de nj ychtre
OH autrrment dispOScr Ges lrOpri6tcs dchetcs
aynnt IL naieInent finale du priX.
4. L. WILLIAMS, EnCantcur.
10 avril