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NOTICE no TAX-PAYERS.

CITY COLLECTION, OFFICE, | "A
NEW CITY HALL, on BROAD AND GAPiToLi
BETwEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. {
RICHMOND. VA, May 80, 1884,
THIS OFFICE wiz be open daily from
l. O'Clock 4. NJ. to g O'Clock T. NJ. from the ] 9th
day of june to the 3Jth Inclusive for the purpose
OF receiving from any person charged WITH CtfY
TAXES, REAL AN:O PERSONAL, for the year
1874 the WI ole or oue-haif of the amour. OF tax
amount OF Ia. charged In every case where the
parry assssse< shall fall TO pay the whole or Que,
haii wlthsp the time SO limited. TO avoid CROWD
the respectfully requests al parties 10 sul
early la the sime specified, and those having lists
anu memcran(umS to leave Will do so, that theit
Bills NAV be selected aud receipts made out.
/, JOHN II, REGINA SLT,
/ jel-lm Collector.
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NRAWFORD's CRYSTAL srTpuI,.

ono haze AUGUSTA COUNTY VA
and Ohio railroad. This dclyhtful snm IN
VIII be open for the reception OF visitor 'e''ca'
JUNE TORN.
The location IS beautiful And ha.,,h
seeking recreation or health can not be b bmys
,, TEENS R per month. 40: per week. s,o: 10,
Gay; ~. Cnlidfen under twelve years obi and cnIi
ored servants half price For further nartic ~
aduress l.. b. WALL Err, MANAGE.
,rroe1 r,, Pond Gap.
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The sooner the members of the State Gen.
trail Conservative Committee for this con-
gressional district get together and provide
for Nominating Convention the better.
Whether the Convention is to be held early
or late, it is time that those having charge of
the matter had acted. -
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GOVERNOR KEMrER's LETTER.-We publish
this morning temperate and discreet, yet
forcble, letter from Governor kEMpER to
President GRANT touching the acts Of At.
torney. General WILLIAMS and other Federal
officials in connection with the recent arrest
In Petersburg of certain State officers. The
letter doesn't read exactly as one written
By the same hand before the war would have
read. 1t is suggestive rather of chains and
slavery than of the power of a great Gov
eminent. Nevertheless, it was all that Gov
ernor KEMpER could do; and less than that
he would not have been justified in doing.
The people expected protest-a protest
being the ultima ratio which the war has left
to the State Governors, North and South.
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NAvAL.-Rear Admiral G. 81. SCOTT, who
was in command Of the North Atlantic
squadron during the Cuban troubles, has
arrived in New York from Key West, hay
ing been relieved by Rear Admiral J. II.
MULLANY. Admiral SooTT goes on the re-
tired list after forty.six years valuable SER
vice, during which time he had many and
important commands.
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Celebration OF the Literary Societies
Of Washinston-Lee University.
TReported for the Dispatch

7 The celebration Of the Literary societies
took place Monday evening. The ises
were of pleasant nature, and the young
gentlemen acquitted themselves with credit.
The following was the order of procedure
Mr.. Price, of Missouri, us president of the
Washington Literary Society, presented tt'
debator's medal to Nj. j. Il. Wincheste.., o
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Louisiana RarbariSm.

The New Orleans Bulletin having fallen
under the displcasure Of the negro govern
ment of that city its office has been invaded,
lis forms captured and convey ed TO place
OF deposit and kept under the surveillance
Of the police. This invasion Of the liberty
of the press Is Il specimen Of the tyranny OF
Iai barouS government.
The Bulletin rails in eloquent indignation
ut the outrage; but what Goes all that amount
to: Nothing. The evil is III reconstruction.
Nothing can be done to remedy the terrible
evil in Louisiana until reconstruction Is re-
constructed. Equality of race is monstros.
ity exceptional to all true philosophy and
craftsmanship. Time will show this, and
time will bring the remedy. The Chicago
Times has strong idea OF what is coming
when il says:
"The day is near at hand when change
shalt come over the spirit OF this dream OF
Darrell and kc|ioSg-when the people VII
awaken from TIE lcthargy that encrvate>
their latent strength, and they will snatch
these putrid cXcrcscenccS from their body
polite and cast them away"
Plain talk; but it is likely that something
like what is predicted is not very far Off.
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GWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.

This delightful sumner resort will BE- op,n for
the reception OF guestS
ON THE 18TH OF JUNE.
Charges 80 per day; s75 per month: for two or
more months at the rate of $50 per mauth Of thirty
days. Children under ten and cOl0rcd servants
half-ratcs.
For elegance Of appointments and cOnforrlbl.
accommodations this establishment l. unsurpassed
telegraph office In the hotel Excursion tickets,
good for the season. at greatly red iced rates. 10 be
had from Chesapcak aud ohio railroad.
Parties or families DESTROYS Of taking rooms for
the season, or for further information. will pleas.
address A. u. MILLER.
my 30-1m Superintendent.
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NUE DE L'EAU HOTEL.
HAMPTON ROADS,
OPPOSITE FORTR ESS MONROE.
JAMES LITTLE, PROPRIErOR.

This delightful summer seaside resort i open for
the reception Of visitors.
Mr.. W. =. CoSSARTE, one OF the best caterers in
the country. and who has managed some 81 the
most fashionable hotels both North and south. viii
supcrneEd and dispense all the luNurcs Inc season
affords.
4 fine BAND OF MUSIC, conducted ~ Professor
LOUIS VoELKEr. late director Of the Richmond
Theatre, has been engaged for the season.
Attached To the Hotel are 4 Bowling Alley. Bar,
Shooting Gallery, aud Telegraph ONCE.
IL ltt.lm
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General KUTUSOFF would not be an ina, :
propriate name for the head of the CONSOLE
dated line. He has unquestionably cut us
Oh from Southwest Virginia.
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SUM .TER RESORTS.

NEW HEALING SPRINGS,
~ BATH COUNTY, VA.
This place, situated one-half mile from Old Heal
Ing Springs. is now open for the reception Of visit
srS Charges: 81 % per day; 80 per week, or S3O
per month. Comfortable, airy rooms, ana good
country accommodations guaranteed Use of wa
ERASMUS WILLIAMS.
lie 05-1OtS Proprietor.
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The tariff bill goes over to the next ses-
sion. 1t was deliberately killed by the Sen
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women's Temperance Convention.

PITTSBURGH, June 24.-The Women's
State Temperance Convention met here this
morning. There was q large number in at.
tendance, ~ - =,
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THE HOT SPRINGS, 's.~aE>
L. BATH COUNTY, VA.

This famous WATER.CURE EST ABLISH-
MEST Is now open for the reception Of visitors
II has been greatly enlarged and Improved since
gree OF comfort to iuyads and also for the enters
tainment OF pleasure seekers. L. addition To ms
unrivalled baths for the cure Of sheumatism, goi,
liver disease, SC, Sc, 10 be found variety OF
drinking. waters, including = rery superior alum
aud iron water. ~ A.st -
This famous resort Is so we'd known TO the! public
that further description Is unnecessary.
Professor J. l.. CABHLI VI 70, of the University
of Virginia, Is resilient physician.
For pamphlets and circssArs address
$. G. TAEDY CO.,
..syts..-'' Richmond. Va, or
J.. A. AUGUST, Manager Hot Springs, Bath
county, Va. ~: my 2-eOd2m
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

R00hDN'D0N 0No'I % "''''' -
This celebrated watering-place will be opened on
the ST OF JUNE.
Charges to July l: Monthly, 81 per day; weekly,
$3.50 per day.
July and August: Monthly, $3.50 per day;
weekly, IS per day.
Descriptive pamphlet to be had ut PURCELL.
LApD & Co.'S, agents for the sale OF the water
and mass. JAMES A. FRAZIER,
my 10-eod2m Proprietor.
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THE ALUMNI DINNER,
ISptClaI lcItgrIlH 20 tHt DIspa lCN.J
ASHLAND, June "a.
FRANKLIN LITERARY SOCIETY.

At an early hour of the evening the chapel
was denselv PACKED with brilliant audience
awaiting the final celebration of the Frank
lin Literary Society. The time of waiting
did not hang heavily upon those engaged in
the fusilade of small talk, and the First Re-
giment Band gave animation and life to
those who lacked the mpanionship Of the
gentler creatures.
All 81 O'Clock Mr.. R. E. Blackwell, presi-
dent of the society, took the chair, and after
the usual prelimnaries introduced the hon.
orary president, J. Mortimer kilgour, Esq,
of Loudoun county, Va, who, on assuming
bis station as
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MONTGOMERY WHITE.

e ms FAMOUS WAgERING-PLACH yasorero,
bu'din ascon OF visitors on the lst al June. The
mos. niea,rrs ,e geen ieatted ard furnished in the
~ o, .or ai eomfot, convenience and an yspent
o o v1, Rests, sucf as exlss, ticket post d tee.
my Banu, from Annapolis. Md. -'"'"i hca'e-
=, a, EhIas: % per day, sfs per week, sslt ,s-
in S,it., June or October, $40 per month. Des
nontns. $40 per month chiSiren under ,,rI' ~
Over ten years or age. and cogpred servants sn1,
Visitors leave the Atlantic. MTx,ss,n,,
raroad al By Tunnel. and thence BY hr,nch ohto
one and half miles, so the Spring. " 'Hch Soaa,
Address cor IiDIIN a rnu
je elm tsAN,
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The Petersburg Affair.

LETTER OF GOVERNOR KEMPEI TO PRESIDENT
GRANT.
The following is Il copy of the letter from
Governor james l.. kcmper TO President
Grant, in relation to the extraordinary in
s,,uctionS recently transmitted to Peters
burg by the Attorney-Genera of the United
States:
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GUNNER BOARD may be had at mode
~ rate rates with good rooms good Shade, healthy
neighborhood. Churches convenient; society good:
three miles from Tomahawk station, Richmond
and Danvlle railroad. Carriages aud bugses fur
nshed for the use and convenience OF guests. APP
Dly 10 ID. &. WATKINS,
II 24-1w HallsbOro'. Va.
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oRAToRICAL CONTEST.

After the Alumni celebration occurred the
contest for the Sutherlin oratorical medal.
The following contestants appeared, and
each seemed to have many admirers, judy
ing from the floral honors bestowed upon
them and the applause that followed their
rounded periods: j. Il. Powell, Of Alabama,
stDead Past, Living Present, and Imperative
Future; W. \. Frantz, OF Virginia, " ID I'll
ma; J. t. Moore, of Virginia, Triumph
Of Right; L. l.. Smith, OF North Carolina,
"SucceSs or Failure" The successful coz
testant will not be known until tomorrow.
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paid the tribute for the honor in an address
of great beauty, pathos, and practical di-
rectness and utility, aud though more than
an hour was consumed in its delivery, his
handling Of the "BatLle of Life - was suf
ticiently entertaining to keep the close atten,
ton of the large audience throughout its
delivery.
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BEST DEBATER's MEDAL

-af BEST DEBATER's MEDAL ''..t.
of the Society was then presented by Mr.
Kilgour to Mr.. j. B. Powell, who received
1t gracefully in an address of model good
| taste and brevity.
Thus far the college anniversary has been
attended with incidents OF unusual interest.
Tomorrow is commencement.day proper.
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TINE ROCKBRIDGE BATHS
will be under the management of Captain WAL
TER BOWIE, Of Lexington. for season of 1874.
TERMS: Per day. 80 So per week, SIS per
month, $50. 4 reduction will be made for fami-
lies wishing to spend the season. ..
je 1905 PHIL. F. BROWN, Proprietor.
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TIE ORATORS

of the Society were then seyerally intro.
duced: MIR. j.. b. Powell, of Alabama
theme, Love of Country; and W. L. Til
lett-theme, "Popularity-,What is it
Worth ?" Without giving synopses oil
these wel.timed and excellent college
speeches, it is sufficient to say that an al.
dience has rarely disclosed more delight in
the oratorical efforts of young men than on
this occasion. 1t may be worthy of mention
that the fathers, of these young men years
ago represented this Society on like ami.
yersary. The Il ,2Itf;s"a ts}f .~..a
raf .=i BEST DEBATER's MEDAL s"M
of the Society was then presented by Mr;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
[coNr1NuEp PROM FIRST PAaE.J

1905; il3g,; Of 1885, uis new lioa; Of i1n.; i''"
ins, i1si new tives, III ten for,, y" vra,n,as
3s,sw 81. CONSOLIDATE 3d. deferred 10 Louisiana
H. new 81; l-vee six-s 271. eiShfs 20; co.
ii ghss a. fves 81; Georgia Skies 20, nou,h
North Carol,nas %, new IS, specia, YAK . QUILL"
CsroI.nas 10 new Il, April and October y:
Cotton closed quiet; mid.ins upian5s n.s T 10
nss s,eadv. sales 81 900 bales, fol-
lows: November al, Il See December ~ z ~,
et isc danuary is s 81 'I ig see Aprl IS as3.9
i5z,c Nav - 321l6isc; June 10 l6c. ;,
Flour quiet and STEADY Wheat less ar' ~ &c
p;nter red western; ST. z3al rs for amber West
avn. al 22Al So for white do. Corn shade easier;
fair business; zoe for western MIXED IN sao' 81
S1a3c for new Western mixed. Coffee very qniet
and unchanged. Sugar dull and aomlnai; &C DE-
cline Rice quiet; nothing Of moment dong Tailow
am "a. use Rosin heavy; So JUd2 IS for strained
rmrpenUine heavy; 35l.c. Pork dull ana hesvS;
Western hl) IS. Lard heavy. whisky lowel;
ggc. Fights dull ana heavy; cotton, ny oudm
G-I6d.
CIsclxNArI, November Cotton steady demand
moderate: middling lac F|our-Demand fair; ram
ily &505 IS. Wh-a'-Denand fair, market n 15
red s 1 030l o. Corn-Sew 80 Gt3c. Oats dun, 95m
she. Pork qnet sales at ice; s1rr Janmary Lard
shoulders &c; Gear i,b loc: cir'.r iotsr baGoh-
shoulders Be- cirar rib II c; Gear la' ~ lac. MIS-
~ steady, demand moderate; &c.
- .pr .vv.r.t.r 5.-COtton active and I'M
I. ~ -. 4,. Tali and unchanged Wheat
~. -. 20. iii 9i1.c: No. 2 red winter
,.itsI NJ .nrn 1r1r: No mixed 9s. Oats
.. -. -. p}issY steady at 99c. Pork i - so
T. H. Is. .ql- mrs. Unchanged; only iobbing
,ya,y Gar.. .c4.er sad ilme,; shoulders 3aca
az ..1r Ill f1..c. cl.u '.Wla Lard hrns sooc
s.r..pD Markets.
CrystSuJX sOverubtr5, $50 P. M.-Sote"r-.s IS
en- the bass Of mil Hing uplands nothing below
GOOD ordinary. shl ppel November and December
Is. do nothing below TO- m!dling, shipped No
vember and December, ii lbd; 30 dellVeraoie
January and February ll-lbd -,
LONDON, November 5-Sugar 26s Cd 4ahs 9d for 70,
y Dutch standard, sugar on spot. gallo" sos~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06

PY .. vALETON, AvCTIoSEkE.-sATrR.
ID DAY, Novembe 3d. 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
will be sold, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, on Royal street, per order of the
Hon. 4. L.. Tisset, judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans. dated August ~.
1874 No 1903 of the docket of sad court
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IN the
First District, in the square bounded by CalliOpe,
Baronne, Clio and CarOndelet streets, measuring,
in English measure 3: feet front CalliOpe street.
by depth of 90 feet, between parallel lines; to-
gether with the buildings and improvements there
on consisting of a OnestOry frame house. SO. ZIG,
and ether buildings thereon.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District. in the square FOUNDED by PhlliippS
(or DYyad.s), Julia GlrOd and Baronns Streets
measuring, American measufe 81 ieet . inches
line front Dryades street. by la1 feet 10 inches
lines in depth, between parallel lines; together
with all Improvements thereon, consisting Of a
two story brc, house, No. 81. AID other buildings
thereon.
3.A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated n tie
First District, in the square bounded by Howard
EratO, Thaa and Liberty streets, forming the
irg American measure. - feet front on Howard
street by depth and front on Erat>A street Of -
feet between parallel ltDes, to,et:le. with all sh
buildings and Improvements thereon. Cous sting q.
q o1estOry frame house, buile 0n tlle corner a. nd
OF a twOstory frame AA0use O. EcAt0 styeqt and
oti err npTovetns hts.
Terms and northumberland cash and Che
balance On credit OF one and two years for no,es
secured by mortgage and vendors privilege bear
ing interest at the rate of eight Der cent per an.
Lum from date until paid, five per cent ATTORNEYS
fees 10 case OF suit the properties to be kept in.
holders Of the notes. "
Acts OF sale before O. de A,mas as.a7y public
at the expense Of puyehAsess
0c23 Ut. u 81 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Friday, November D, 1874
CLEARED YESTERDA

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Baker, Eek Baltimore via ia.
and Key West
Steamship CarOndclet, Mcd'rea.- -, New York
Steamer Reliance, Reed, for Pensacola
Schooner William Jones, DAVIS. ioy Providence
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City OF Dallas Iiines from New York
.3th ultimo 10 RARE siiiGe 8 Cansegon-21 DIS
trice .
Steamship Csle,ionisn, Hamilton from Liverpool
October 8, to Gee FOsdics Aco--ath district
Spanish steamship Guiley;nO, kchevaria, 3 DAYS
from Havana, 70 PIN, Eorwooi Aco--ath dis.
tr!ct II
Ship Hudson, Nicholas from Ha.aSur. August 81.
to Lowell Bailey-fst district
Bark Hda, Wuf, from Rio JAae.rO September g.
OF mas:eY-lst district Is
Bark Anisia. Garteise, day from Havana to mas.
ter-ith distrc.
Spanish brig Filipe. Cberta dsys f.om Havana.
20 mAsteS-21 district
TOWBOAys.
Perry, siurfevanf. from the P&ses-EgouSht up
bark Hlda
STEAMBOATS, =.
Belle Lee. Hicks from Memphis
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
L;zzie Hopkins Aucon from DonaldsOnviIie
B Hodge. McElroy. from Walls Landing
Rice Farmer. TAYLOR. from Lower Coast
TAllOOu Ruiz from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
PROPOSALS FOR THE ByRCIAR.
PROOF VAULTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES CIsTOMHOC>E AT NEW
ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
OP1ICr o. SUPERINTENDENT.

OPSICr o. SrpyEISry.cy:r
New Orleans, October 10 1884 (
GEALEo PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office unit! twelve o'clock NJ OF the six.
teenth of November, 1874 for furnishing and mt.
ting in place the burg ss-proof vaults for the
United States Customhouse, New Orleans, L opis.
lana, in accordance with the ORA wings and 50 ecid
cations. copies OF which mas DO had on an plea.
tien at this office.
An bids must be accompanied By penal DO nd Of
two responsible persons, in the sum of 5000 that
the bidder will accept and perform the con tract
if awarded him; the suficencJ OF the sec urity
to be certified by the United States Judge Gle rk OF
the district wherein the bidder resides.
The department reserves the right to r.iec anv
or all bids. if it be deemed for the interest OF tbs
government TODD 30.
Every bid must be made o. the printed form 70
be obtained at this office and must conform in
tisement or it will not be considered
Proposals will not be received from oaytiea vino
are not themselves engaged in thu MAJ ufac:ure of
burgar-prOOf wants, and who have not the neces.
sary facilities for getting out the work
Proposals must be incIosed in sealed en- ye ION
Endorsed Proposals for the Durslar.Proof vaults
Louisiana" and addressed 10
Oc20 2ft }. +. MORST SuoeYintentent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06

NJ
Second D:sttic. Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 335.
DY X. NJ. & Il. }. MONTGOMERY.
ID ~ Montgomery. Aucti0neer-Wlll be solo On
TUESDAY, November 10, 1874, at twelve o'clock
NJ. at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement IOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this
city. by virtue and in pursuance of an order of
the Hon. A. L. TissOt. judge of the Second Dis.
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans dated October
?. 1874, docket No 81 ,3a3-
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and
al! rights ways. privileges aad appurtenances
this city, in the square bounded by Robin, Peters
t2te New Levee), Tchoupitoulas and Race streets,
and designated as lot No. 2. Said lot measures "a
feet inches line front on Robin street. by depth
of 80 feet inches line. between parallel lines.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the improvements thereon and all rights, ways.
privileges and appurtenauces thereto belonging.
situated in the Fourth District OF this city, in the
square bounded by Levee, Rousseau, Adele and
~. Andrew streets, and designated No. 3, and
measures 80 feet trent each of said Adele and
st. Andrew streets, 1872 feet in depth on the line
adjoining lots Nos anu ?, and 1873 feet in depth on
8. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with all the buildings ard improvements thereon,
and all rights ways, privileges and aPpurtenances
thereto belonging situated in the First District of
this city, in the square bounded by TchOupitOElas,
Race, Religious and Orange streets, designated as
lots Nos. 5 and 6. Said lots measure "a feet 10
inches each front on TchOupitoulas street, by the
following depths and widths: Lot No. has 20 feet
in depth the line of lot No. g. and "a feet
inches in width in the rear on an alley for the use
ia common of said lot and others bordering there
Or lot No. 6 has 81 feet inches depth on tine line
of lot No s. ga feet inches de pth the line of lot
No. 10. and p feet inches in width in the rear
an alley common to said lot and Others as per said
plan.
Terms-One half cash the balance at one year,
in note secured by special mortgage the prop.
er'y at eight per cent interest per annum from day
of sale until paid; the NOR: gage to embrace the
clause of Ave por cent for attorneys fee in of
sui: the improvements to be kept insured and the
policy transferred TO vendor.
Act of sale before A. Hero Jr., notary public at
the expense Of the purchaser. 0c6 - 81 nos 10