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The Day We Celebrate.
IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 3D.
w ashington's birthday Is being
commemorated by very general
suspension of business. 1t being
a State holiday, however. the
United States courts are not in
session, but the custom house and
post Office recognize the day, the
former by keeping open for
short time only in the morning,
and the latter by closing at ten
O'Clock The gold room, stock ex-
rchange, produce exchange, and
other similar places are not open
to-day. Many social clubs are Civ
ing entertainments, and in the
evening a number Of balls and
banquets will take place. Salutes
were fired at sunrise and noon and
will be fired al sunset. At IL
O'Clock the Trinity chimes played
long programme, beginning
with Hail Columbia and closing
with Yankee Doodle"
AT THE HUB.
BosTON, February 23.--The an
nlversary OF WashingtOn'S birth
day is observed here to-day as q
legal holiday. The banks, courts,
and houses are closed, and
business is largely suspended.
IN THE QUAKER CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, February % -
the celebration Of WashingtOn's
birthday commenced with a salute
at sunrise. The banks and public
offices are Rlosed. There Is much
display of hags. Several parades
are In progress. The papers pub
lish as usual.
At KEY WEST.
FLORIDA BAY, KEY WEST,
February 22.--The feet will not
exercise tomorrow, as the day will
be observed in honor Of Washing
toms birthday. The national flag
will be displayed at the peak and
at each mast head from sunrise to
sunset. At noon a salute OF twen-
ty-one guns will be fred. after
which 1t is probable the yard
aims will be manned.
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The Piqua Barlxeeper out Of
Danger.

NEW YORK, February pa
Piqua, Ohio, dispatch says the
crowd which gathered in front Of
a bar-room vowing vengeance
against the bar-keeper who
insulted ladies, dispersed without
Offering any violence.
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THE o,sULLIyAN SUIT.

The suit of John p. O'Sullivan
against Marshall o. Roberts for
$50. 1000 for services alleged to have
been rendered in connection with
land concessions in Mexico during
Maximillian's reign, terminated
to-day with verdict of$l3,000 for
plaintiff.
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[sECoND DISPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, February 26.
About ten O'Clock this morning a
man entering lager beer saloon
was obsei we'd by man who saw
"B;g Frank" when on trial at
Wilmington and recognized. He
informed Constable Babe, who ar
rested the suspected man, who was
committed on suspicion, and has
since been identified by Captain
Helms, who telegraphed to that ef-
feet to the central police Office.
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NEW YORK.

THE WEEKLY COAL SALE.
Sixty thousand tons of Scran-
ton coal were sold at auction to-
day, as follows: Steamboat $4:50a
4,55 CRATE, $4:50a4.55; egg 4:72aa
AIS; stove, $5:173a5:20; chestnut,
81. 171a4:20.
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FIRES.

BURNING OF A SHOE FACTORY.
SPRINGFIELD, February &c.
The shoe mandatory of Cutler,
Morris & Warren was burned last
night. Loss $4,000.
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CONGRESS.

the nrSt business lTdusdcteu NdS
the adoption of a resolution ad-
iourning over Monday, Washing
tons birth day.
The unfinished business. the
Washington City and Point Look
out railroad bill, was taken up. A
motion to lay it on the table re-
suited in--yeas 100, noes 120.
Gen Butler then spoke against
the bill. He said the passage of
the bill would destroy the Navy
Yard, the Observatory, and the
commerce of this city and
Georgetown.
He moved its reference to the
committee of the whole, where it
could be fully discussed.
Mr.. Speer, of Pennsylvania.
FRYE, of Maine, and others, spoke
against the bill, which, in all
probability, will go the committee
of the whole.
WASHINGTON Feb. 20, 1874.
SENATE.-The Senate met at
noon. The chaplain in his open
ing prayer alluded to the great
good men through whose efforts
the country had attained to its
present exalted position, and in.
voked Providence to grant that
the people might ever be mindful
of them, and of him who was the
first ever to defend us from all
wrong, and ever first in the affec-
fiopS nf his cpuptryman
After the reading of the jour-
nal, Mr.. Anthony said the
country was this day celebrating
the birthday of Washington, and
it had not been customary for the
Senate to sit on such occasions
unless pressed by urgent business.
He therefore moved that the
Senate adjourn.
The motion was unanimously
agreed to, and the Senate then
adjourned.
The House was not in session.
IN WASHINGTON, February "a
SENATE.-In the Senate after
The Or, .entation of memorials and
bills, a ter which Mr.. Schurz made
a forcible and eloquent speech
upon the subject of finance.
There having been no session of
the house yesterday, there was, by
unanimous consent, call of states
for bills and joint resolutions for
reference, as is usual on Monday
mornings. Under this call quite
a number were introduced and re-
ferred to appropriate committees.
The House at 1880 resumed con-
Sideration of the bill to revive the
FRANKING PRIVILEGE,
so far as the distribution of public
documents is concerned.
Mr.. Willard (Vt.) said he was
opposed to the pending bill, and
also to tie bill of Mr.. Hale, OF
n. Y, for he understood that the
committee proposed to permit Mr..
Hale to offer as an amendment his
bill for the absolute restoration of
the ranking privilege. If the
pending bill passed it
would lake seven or eight hum
dred thousand dollars out of,xhe
Treasury.
WASHINGTON February &c.
SENATE. In the Senate to-day
the Centennial received the most
severe handling from Senators
Summer, Sargent, Thurman and
Others. y f...,..
HOUSE. I'm the House to-day
the proceedings were Of an unin-
interesting character up to- p. m.
the business being that of the dis.
position of an unexpended appro-
priation for the San Francisco
mint. ua.1 - .t.,.l.,.
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For rheumatism and neuralgia,
CosMoLINE affords the happiest
relief in very short time. 1t is
highly recommended by the best
physicians. ltw
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Adam had one consolation
when ne fell, Fifteen or twenty
acquaintance didn't stand on the
opposite corner and laugh at his
mishap.
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FOREIGN.
England.
HIIff9 FNfNNs
THE ,fICHBORNE CASE.

LONDON, February 25.-It is ex-
pected that the Tichborne case will
be given to the Jury on Saturday
next.
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WALL STREET TO-DAY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
"BIG FRANK" RECAPTURED

BIG FRANK" RECAPTURED.
PHILADELPHIA, February 90
1t is rumored that the detectives
have arrested man supposed to
be Francis III. Carter, alias big
Frank" prominent among the
bank burglars escaped from the
New Castle Jail.
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The New Jersey state senate has
rejected the constitutional amend
ment providing for the taxation of
church property.
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scientific and Safe Treatment.

When applied with DR.. Pierce's
Nasal Doucle and accompanied
with DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery as constitutional treat
ment. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
produces perfect cures of the worst
cases of Catarrh and Ozaena of
many years standing. This course
of medication constitutes the only
scientific, rational, safe and sue
cessful manner of treating this
odious disease that has ever been
offered to the afflicted. So success
full has it proven that the proprie-
etor has long offered standing re-
ward of $500 for q case of catarrh
which he cannot cure.
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
Thos. J. Bishop, of South Brook
.lyn, N. Y. writes that his wife had
suffered since child with catarrh
until it had resulted in what emil
nent physicians pronounce con-
sumption; that she has used DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, and they have worked won
ders with her case.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should beware of those
impostors who not only try to i'm
itate DR.. Pierce's Family Medi-
cines, but also copy his original
stvle advertising bysOfferinp va
,ious sized rewards for cases of
catarrh and other diseases which
they cannot cure. Those who do
not possess sufficient intelligence
to write original advertisements of
their own, but have to steal those
of others, are not likely to have
made great and valuable discov-
cries in Medicine. Look out for
them. eoddaw1w
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New York Notes.
A POLICEMAN COMMENDED FOR
SHOOTING A NEGRO.

A POLICEMAN COMMENDED FOR
SHOOTING A NEGRO.
NEW YORK, February GA
jury last night in Brooklyn rem
dered verdict that the negro
James jackson was shot by officer
Klein, and that the latter was jus
tilted, and is commended for the
faithful performance of his duty.
HERoIsM OF A WOMAN KILLER
ExToLLED.
Doyle, the policeman who killed
Miss lfawler, in South 5th avenue
yesterday, about month ago, on
the occasion of "a fire in l4th street,
rescued three boys, sons of the
proprietor, from certain death at
the imminent risk of his own life.
His gallantry was rewarded with
honorable mention by the police
commissioners.
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, February &c.
Gold opened at 12s, and sold at 123
and since at 124, For carrying
gold the rates have been 3, 81 al.
Money is easy at 4a5, with prime
mercantile paper selling at5aa6l.
Government bonds are steady.
Southern state bonds at the board
were. nominal.
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\ guardian of the peace in
New York made his first essay as
II mounted policeman" one day
last week by grasping the horses
tail and attempting to climb up
that way. The surgeon subse-
quently remarked that no horse
ever had finer opportunity, or
took advantage of it with such
infinite scorn of the consequences.
- Brooklyn Argus.
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on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY y. :8::,
DT NASH & flODE-OS-w. !. NopGsO

| RT NASH & fsODE~OS-w. !. HorGsoS,
- suGtI"n.ey-;,lLls. No Car"nd.iet s'.e.'..
I she st. Charles su.tion Exchange, in tn. base
! ,neHt yNtUDdI Hfthe 50. Charles Hotel. in this city.
b''i,il- an! IN r''.,I ono. 't an order Of the Hon.
! the parish 81 sirleans. dated January Is, 1874.
! docket No. 80, $50 and 1907. in 'hs matter of :h..
A! successions of John ~. and Annie Mccall, cons o...
dated, az public anction, Will .sold-
\ ! ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
sttusted in ths First Distric: OF this city. i. -.
!: square. bounded by Magazine. Camp. POe',a.r- an.
| 1eU,d streets. designated as lot No. 9, which
forms tl. corner of Magazine and PO .yta,re streets.
. ANA measures :: fe.t 8 inches . lines FRONT on Maga.
Yin. street. ny = depth and front o., Poeyfa.r.
street 81 y" feet. between parable lines, American
measure. more Nv less, according L" a plan Nv
Louis II. Pile, surveyor. dated January -, 49,.
II. Improvements consist OF W one-sto.Y .ra;l.
!. Two VALUABLE OTIS OF GROUND. toc..h.r
with The buildings and improvements thereon,
si'1a'.d in The Fourth Distric: o! this city, in 'he
square bounded by Iryades, Baronue date Eac-
slus), Fourth and Washington .treet% designated
as lots 4 and b, which adjoin zach other, and
measure as follows. to wiz: Lot 4 measures ~ feet
front on Dryades street by a depth of l25 feet; lot
B measures 80 feet 3 inches front on Dryades street.
by a depth of l25 feet. all between parallel lines,
American measure, more or less, according +" a
plan by l.. II. Pile surveyor, dated January =, 1874.
The improvements or lot A consist of a commo.
dious two-story frame house, containing about SIX.
tren rOom., with large back yard, containing two
Cisterns, privles. sheds, etc.
The improvements on lot B sonsis. Of q frame
GOTTA = residence and back buildings. "oH.aini, J:
altogether . ". az six rooms Gist.ru, yYi.y, sheds,
st~.
Ve.rs am .orisioHs-Hnefourth cash on ~.
spot. at the sime OF adjudication. and the balance
AZ one two and three years, with eight per sent
ln'et.s. and special mortgage, with vendors
priNil. &c from date until paid tn. mortgage Il,
embrace the usual clauses at i've per cent for attog.
'sk's fees in ease Uf suit, and Insurance and trans
frTsu ~ poll. rs.
Acts Of sale before ". L Kl.In2e:e:. ro:sr. p'h.
lie, at the expense of the purchases. iGc,...II, Ii.
taxes for the .ursu. year 1874.
Il. 1871 sr7 ls!i
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SUCCESSION az JEAN IOULiN0Ov, il.
EY =. GUiNaULT. arCrloSEfE-o*fic'

rY =. GIiNACL.T. AyCTIHSEfI-c:fiCH
Ee corner exchange. alley and SlenviIls stre.:.-
AVCROAy F.5ruay. g. 1874. vii! be cold at
lively. O'Clock NJ. NJ che Merchants and Au'.
tio.et:s' Exchange, Hoya! street. betweeI. Canal
and tGstomilOIse streets. 10y virtue OS an order
from the honorable th.. Second District Cont Ior
the parish ~ Hri.as as. dated July 10, l8.3~
: o OF GROUND situated in the THIRD :is.
t:ict ~ his city. designated by No. 6, forming the
corner o: GENTLY e aa and Laharp. stree. IN the
;..ha1r. streets, which. LOT 10 tpoluG- d ~ the Gen.
Antique, on lii. sjie Iy mat OF Manuel y.rTauda..
ana on III. opposite. side by LIlaIpc street, ana
measures, more OF less, Is feet front on :he GeYcilly
road. :? feet . lIch.. NOR. az less, front "n La.
harpe street, ., :es' inches il depth. NOR. or loss,
on the opposite side. and - feet : lines, mere or
less. on the rear fine-;he whole. s1ch a. IL -. and
aGT..ably 10 il n now d: IN. Acknowledgment
with . two-stoTv frame house, recently built and
in good order. containing several i.rge soGns, with
"a VeIaGds :r1nJl1. b"ta sheets, .oL... Ai!.heD,
we'll, ~c.st6fn, .Eisv..tr.
1efms-SI. hat cash AMI .ne !alan". ~ Gn-
and two years cr. dit, Toy notes sreuGeI by MOTT.
gage on the property, .ea.i.g eight Der cent inter
tst per aUuu,l from :ia cav ~. sale until paid. tht.
act o! mortgage ~ contain the usual clause de
non ale ,ando of i've yer cent attorneys fees; 'hs
purchasers 10 fse. III" improvements insured au2
transfer the policies TO the holders Of the notes,
and !Ir'her .. sss!A. til" payment of ~! taxes
Tor the Year 1873 V.cy the price of a6i nd Ca.ion.
Set ~ SALE, ..1ra Amet.. ~!)1ca..!. ..o:a,y Hue.i. =,
~ 'hc expense al tn. purchaser.
1923 tpt II II %
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Jail Delivery,


One Of cur periodical general jail! ieliv.
cries took place on last Saturday evening,
when five prisoners. who had been confined
in the iron cage, having filed their way out
into the room i'll which the cage is situated,
called the deputy jailor TO bring them
water. The eontiding old maj obey ed the
summons. left the lower door of the Jail
open. and ascending the steps with his
bucket. unlocked the door where the prison.
ers were. they drank aut were refreshed.
and then departed in peace. They seem TO
ave conducted their retreat in a manner
thai speaks volumes Cor the entente cOrdiaie
existing in cur parish between the several
citizens. irrespective of color, etc. IL was
entirely uninterrupted by any rash official
or headstrong citizen. and consequently the
shooting. ttabbin. and knocking. on the
head which prisoners. il a struggle for lih.
erty. have sometimes found it necessary TO
%.ntiict or endure. was happily needless.
We recommend our example 10 the people
OF the nei.hbcring parishes. W. keep n"
assumption Chronicle.
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excuse Mr.. Burch, as q proper question in
order, pending the calling of the roll.
The President decided the motion not in
order pending the roll call, although he had
been inclined to put the question to the
Senate agreeably TO the motion of the Sena-
tor from the First District, until the point
OF order was raised by Mr.. Harris, which
he was obliged to decide as he did under
the rules.
Mr.. Burch raised the point Of order that
rule twenty-one gave a right to a majority
of the Senate to excuse him from voting.
The Chair held the point not well taken.
Mr.. Burch then gave his vote yea.
The Senate voted to lay the motion on
the table by the following vote:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber, Blunt, Bovee,
Brewster, Burch. Butler. Cage, Chad
bourn, CraN ford, Greene, Glaudip. Harper.
Pollard, Sypher, Swazie, Twitchell, Whit
ney-l9.
Nays-Belden, Daigle, Harris, Irgraham.
Rey-J.
The question theu REQUIRED upon the mo.
ton of Mr.. Bovee to adopt his proviso.
Mr.. 1ngraham moved to recommit the
bill and demanded tie previous question.
The main question was ordered.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to recommit the bill by the following
vote:
Y~eas-Ba1ber. Brewster. Burch, Craw-
ford, Daigle, Detiege. Greene, Harris, In
graham, Pollard, Rey. Twitchell, Weber-l3.
Nays-Anderson, Blunt, Bovee, Butler,
Cage, Chadbourn, Harper, kelso. Mascot,
W~hitney-l0.
IMr. Harper in the chair.i
ON motion of Mr.. Burch. the Senate went
into executive session.
Executive session having been raised. tie
followin: members answered 70 their
names:
Messrs. Anderson, Alexander. Barber,
Belden, Blunt, Bovee, Butler. Burch.
Brewster. Cage, Chadbourn, Crawford,
petiege, Daigle, Glaudin, Greene, Harris,
Harper. Ingraham. Kelso. Mascot, Rey,
Stamps. Swaizie. Yw!tehe.!. Weber. Whit.
ney-!G.
The vrssiien: Announced d quorum pres.
eD..
On motion Of NJ. Alexander. the Senate
voted to adjourn.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Thursday.
February >. 49, !. at II NJ.
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Valuable Property On E~SPLANADE FREE
AM IN TIKI. PARISH OF ST. TAMMANy.
SUCCESSION OF }. B. FAURES, JR.

PY EH RLE IL. PORTER, AuCTIOS-
ID ..r-'titic- No. 8. Exchange a~lley.-SATUR.
DAY, February :. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ, at ths
Merci ants aud Auctioneers' Exchange, on Roya.
street, between Customhouse and Canal streets.
VIII be sold at public auction. by order of the Hon.
4. L. 1issOt, judge of the Secoud District Court is
the parish of Orleans, dated April 5. 1873
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. in the Thru
ground No. %, said lot of ground measuring 80 fees
!eont IN Fsp!anade street, between Craps and Love
streets. by 100 feet in depth, French measure; tce
gether With al the bindings and improvements
thereon.
?. CERTAlS PIECE OF ROUND in the paris:e
of ST. %Tammany, being the southeast quarter %
the southeast quarter of section No. 81 IN town.
ship five, south of range ten east, in the district oe
lands subject to sale at GTeeBsJuTg, Louisiana.
containing 50 "a 100 acres; together with all ts,e
buildings and improvements thereon.
Te,ms-Cash on the spot.
Acts of sals before Eusebe Bouny, notary Hnsrli>.
az par. lasers' expense. lac II p II fe3
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By Walton, Davis & -vecet.
TIE SAr.cSi. KALI, On POID!AS A.Rf..
Di...i.c C"uI: 'G IL. United states FOR me D.ss..s:
o: Louisiana, Nos. 1863 a.a Ii&..


- =. Walton, MISUNDERSTANDING No 30 camp
! stre.'-SATtRDAV, February %. ls7;. 81 .v.1v.
o'clock ", AZ the Merchants. ard sUrtione.r.' l..
change, by write and in pursuance q, t.o several
orders from tae honorable the ~.i.trir. Court "i
the United states for the District q, .ouisau.,
hart, Eli. Clark y Go. -. Davis /. Jachs";. -.
1883, docket OF said court, asd Gr.tzu.r, hi.eA!.
. Co.. 30. i.U.. docket ~ sam. court, ha:krupts.
VII! BE-. sold, the following Gescrioe. property. :"
TWO IrTS 'F GROrNn. viz ,uf'diucs a,i
improvements thereon, il tn. Fdrs' district OF FIN.
"ity. ia the square bounded by ?rv.tras, LAFAYETTE.
Liberty and Franklin stss"t., designated b." III.
1sJs. It and H.. on 4 plan male by louis. Pile,
lat- 'ity surveyor, dated Soy.mt.; =, 1850, and
d. posted III he office - Charles t.. .Or.i... lat. =
uotary pubic for the parish Of Orleans, as plan 50.
Is Of Book o' Plans 40. I. L.: No. IS measure, II
feet > inches ! l!ue trent on Pnydras street, q feet
inches on u. sid" .. lot n. Is "nI liz 'eet iachfs
line. on The EIDE 81 lot 80 H.. Aot No. II ,nea-
ut"s p fee > inches / line front on Hoytras street.
Il feet ) I-ches b lines n III" yea, he a 'irrtl. d: IL
fee , iu.hes ZINES oath. sire OF lot ~. u and 10
zee. Oh t.e other SIDE. Winch property was a..
anT's. by sat; william. H.v.-, Hs. .,.UH.. sud
'idr: nan o.. 40 hAEl: 11i III. o4s GndL.li.-
fourth !s each q Il. saii MaN al. Nor.it. Grt'.-
ny, hE purchase from W. am : q. 'oUr-.'. hv
a.. b.for" l.. q. tutt.ch.lh., sheG i0ta-y ,,uh.ie 20:
81 's" - '"e '''r'''''' "'''
eth. Improvements. On re ab,v. described t~o
known IS the National Hal, aGart. and used t..
public Establishments. concerts, b.Is, etc. va.
on exhibition at the Exchange.
Also, at the same time and place, al Che move.
ables contained IL this said building, consisting q
furniture, chairs. gas fixtures. etc according to
an inventory on Tile III the office OF tue a-ctioneess.
which VIII be announced at the sale.
Terns-Casho on the spot in United States treas
urv notes. at the moment of the adjudication.
! Act of sale before John G. Eust;s. rotary g.L.c
] st the expense of the pure! .ser.
. I-J -. Il. ~ u =
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NY G.. ~. FERRET & co. 'ciIEG "Os-
ID ,os.. auEti.ne.r-OthCe No. 80 Royal street.
THURSDAY. February ), 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ,
IN tn, Merchants and AuctioneeTs' Exchange, on
Royal street, between GustomhOuse and Canal
streets, will be sob! ~ public auction, tv virtue .!
IN order '"ia The Hon. \. 4 Via7o', judge OF the
S-coud District Court ror the parish at Orleans.
dated December -. 1873. tho following desc1l bed
property. Toy account u said succes5ion-
J.. 81. LOTS ~. GROUND, situated in th. TAir.
District Of this city. in sqItr. 40 -, buulle. b.
Kew -. Bernard, Treasures, New Orleans an:
AbHudanc. streets. designated by the nos. ; "a 10,
iasiusiv.. and u.spsIrII. each 81 feet II inches J
lines front on ~. Bernard stree - = depth 81 .23
sect. 10. =, 10 fory.in. the co.le. ct ~. .}ern.r:
AMI Treasures sts- .'.
>. PORTION OF GROUND. If triangular :o,ri.
Iu..., fi.h-li.1, New ~. Bernard and Anl.tte
NOS. ] 'c5 inclusive, in.a.u'in. ai'oge.l.r -, fe. :
EicAelsu street, ard 365 feet front on GENTLY road,
3. 4 srUAHe ,nROUSD, situated in In. same
district. IN the square No. g.. bounded by sew 1t,
Bernard. ~tirDfaIr, Treasures and Anuetr. streets
subdIvideI into twenty sou! lots, .rJ;1 nos. i. 70 q
inclusive.
Terms One ials Of the price o. adjudication east
on the spot; the balance on a credit OF one wear. in
notes hearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from day OF sale to final payment, ct.
cured by mortgage and vendors lien. In case O
suit i've per cent attorneys commission, and al
other penal clauses.
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers, beforl
Amedee Ducatel, notary pu &c.
i.3 10 L, q 81 fS