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As to that paragraph about Esther Shaw,
OF Davenport, Ind, who worked fifteen years
in family without asking cent, it becomes
necessary to say that it was very large fani-
ly Esther worked in, and they boarded at the
State Prison. ~ 1L tlaI
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THF PRESS.
FRITAY MORNING, NOV. 20. 1874
Gossip and Gleaninss.


Gossip and Gleanings.
Light-headed women are not necessarily
blondes. ni- I Z
'My Sunday evening mall" is what she
calls him in Detroit. .,I .. .....e o..
.- lNtE -- ,u3aH
The soliloquy of Hamlet contains seventy
nine Anglo-Saxon words.
Charles Honesty /, the name Of convict
in the Virginia State Prison. His weakness
was horses.
Marble men now make small tombstones by
the quantity, with the epitaph already cut;
s'Didn't know, IL --..s rUaued." They leave
blank for the name and dage.-Chicago Times
The Ithaca Journal is not the best author
ity on sporting matters. I. states that the
original "home stretch" is the stretch across
the maternal knee.
Milton was one day asked by friend of fe-
male education if he did not intend to in
struct his daughter in the different languages.
mo, sir" replied Milton, zone tongue is suf-
ficient for woman"
As to that paragraph about Esther Shaw,
81 NR
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To Let.

GTOkE No. SO Plum Street
- Apply to ST. JOHN SMITH. -
sel5dtf No. q Widgery's Wharf
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Improve this opportunity
and lay in your stock of
Clothing for the coming
year. asa
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TO LET.
House 10 Let.
To Let.

"OUSE NO. 142 Oxford Street, containing two
III tenements, of eight rooms each, with modern
improvements For particulars apply to F. H. Wild
DER. 220 Commercial st. oc24tf
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WANTS..
Wanted.

A SITUATION for middle age Woman that can
~ do az kinds Of cooking. A small genteel fami-
~ preferred. Good reference if required Has lived
West Walnut St., for one week p' no1elw. -
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TO LET !

g ECOND Story in Store, No. 235 Middle Street
- Inquire at Shaw's Tea Stole.
oc23 III If
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REAL ESTATE.

n Genteel Tenement of eight rooms and Gas and
"A Sebago Water at No. 20 Brown Street. Fur
tner particulars OF F. g. Patterson ID Fluent Block.
hol7 ---pe div
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Light-headed women are not necessarily
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ONE half Double Brick House, 13 Rooms No. 80
" Dan orth ST. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to S. W. ROBINSON, 205 Middle st.
! Nov 8, 1874. Aa'H 4aH a'9 If
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"My Sunday evening mall" is what she
calls him in Detroit. -.,I .. ..e
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.RuInous Prices ]!
To begin the battle, we
have
Shirts and Drawers
% cents each.
Shaker Socks 25 cts.
Overalls, "Drilling,"
40 cents.
Overalls, 8 or. Brown
Duck, 75 cents.
Working Pants Soc,
75c, $1.OO, $l.25.
Large lot Neck Ties SC
Dog Skin Gloves 75c.
OvercOafs and Reef
erS all prices.
Suits too cheap to
mention, and every
thing else i'm our line
as long as they last for
any price they will
bring.
Improve this opportunity
and lay in your stock of
Clothing for the canning
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Wanted. Horses to Board.
DERsONS having Horses to board for the winter
l. will please address VI y 2s
.o JAMES G. MEsERVE,
OLt28-1m* r,r r.rnr Ti So Gorham Me-
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mo purchase small dwell ng house pleasantly al;
L uated, convenient, in the western part Of the
city, Price from $4,000 to $1,000. Direct P. OBox s75
Nov. Is. 1914. q
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Wanted.

HDARTNER wanted with $500 in an established
travelling Variety Troupe, to act as Treasurer,
NO experience necessary. Address Immediately,
nol83t* nj. SIMMONS, 6 fremont ST.
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The soliloquy of Hamlet contains seventy
nine Anglo-Saxon words.
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"A SITUATION by young lady as cashier or hook
q keeper; Has had four years experience Good
Office, Portland, Me- a. noiaiws
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Situation Wanted,

"A First Glass American House Keeper, can be
number. no1gd3ts
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House To Let,

MO. 5 Wilmot ST., one of the best r,nts in this
IN part of the CITY. Apply to
nol1f L. TAYLOR, 17S Commercial st.
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Charles Honesty l., the name Of convict
in the Virginia State Prison. His weakness
was horses.
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i Wanted. r.
| A SITUATION as nurse in Respectable Families
| IA by an American Widow Lady. Good Refer
| epces given. Address G. C.,77 York St. Portland,
| Me- oc313w*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND CORERR OF MAG
AzrNR AND BORDEAUX STREETS.
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRANZ COTTAGE on
MAGAZINE, BErWKRN BORDEAUX AND LY
ONS STREETS.
SUGGESTIONS OF PHILIP AND CAROLINE ENG
MANN, BOTH DECEASED, CONSOLIDATED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3.,5O3.
DY NASH & HODGsON-w. 1. Hop

DY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. HODG-
ID son, Auctioneer-Ofics No. Csrondslst
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the st. Charles Auction Rx-
change, in the basement TOtunds of the st. Charles
HOTEL In this city, by virtue and In pursuance Of
m order Of the Hon. A. l. Tssot Judge Of the Sec
November ii, 1874. docket 10 81 sos, for account
of the successi0ns of Philip and Caroline Eng
mann, both deceased. consolidated. at public suct-
~ /. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, tceeth
situated in the Suburb West Bouligay, in the
sixth District Of this city, in square no. 49, bound
ed by Magazine, Camp, Bordeaux and Lyons
streets, designated - Nos IL and IA. which I'D
join each other, and measure each 20 feet front
Magazine street, by depth OF 100 feet between
parallel lines, American measure lot No. 10 form
ing the corner Of MAgssine and B0rdeaax streets
The Improvements consist Of . frame cottage
T.sS 4 aHS os toestb.,
with tho buidings and Improvements thereon. sit
uated in the same district and square a. tho prop.
erty above described, designated H0s Is and Is.
which adj0n each other and measure, each, 30 feet
tween parallel lines, Americas measure, according
to plan made by Louis H. Pile. surveyor, dated
April II, 1874. The improvements consist Of .
double tenement frame residence, with back
buildings, cistern; engine house, etc
1T the moment VI adjudication. and the balance In
equal payments. at ono and two years in tho
notes OF the purchasers, each note divided into two
coupons, with SIX per cent current and eight DOR
cent eventual interest from the day of aale. The
mortgage to embrace tho clause Of five per cent for
attorneys fees, IN case Of suit. The improvements
to be kept fully insured and the policies Transferred
to the tutor or holders Of the credit notes.
Act Of sale before z. Comnagere, notary public
taxes for the current year. due in 1875.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW J. L. RABAssA-ko. 3e, 34s
FOR A PARTITION.

OY q. EUlNAULT, AUCTlONEER-OFFICR
u corner Exchange alev and Bionvllle street.
SATURDAY, December 10, 1874. will be sold at
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets by viltue Of Judgment from
the honorable the second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans rendered on October 49, 1874 and
signed October "a, 1874, the following property, to
wit
Treme Second District Of thia city. in the square
bounded by Dumaine. st. Philip. Roman and Prieur
streets, measuring 80 feet inch front OH Dumaine
street, BY depth Of 1853 feet inches lines the
line dividing it from lot No. L. and l68 feet inches
hnes on the other side; together with . handsome
house, No. 1913, having brick front and containing
four roOms with q side gallery; q two story kitch-
en- of four rooms. the whole slate rooted; . wash
shed. privy, two cisterns coach gate, paved yard.
etc. See plan at the Exchange.
Terme-ODe half cash. balance at six and twelve
months credit. for notes divided into coupons to
suit the parties interested, bearing eight per cent
interest from day Of sale until paid. and secured by
mortgage vendors hen and privilege on property
sold: the taxes on the assessment Of 1874, payable
in 1875 ~ well as the drainage privilege to be paid
by the purchaser; the buildings to be kept insured
and policy transferred to the vendors; and the fees
of lawyers who may be employed Ut the maturity
Of the notes to prosecute tho payment to be borne
BY purchaser and fixed ut i've per cent on the
amount collected.
Act Of sale before A. D. Doriocourt, notary pub
lie. at the expense Of the purchaser.
nOl7 Is DEE 10 10
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BY s. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE J. BEAuLrEU.

RY. q. GUINAULT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- corner Of Exchange alley and Bienvile street.
On SATURDAY, December l9, 1874, will be sold At
twelve O'clock n. at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets, by virtue Of IN order from
the honorable the second District Court for the
Parrish of Orleans dated October %, 1874
LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb P0ntchAr
train Third district Of this city in the square
bounded BY Bayou St. John road. savage Campo.
ment and LIE Page Streets measuring, French mess.
ure, 30 feet front on Bayou st. John road, by ITO
feet inch deep. together with Q frame house of
four rooms, cabinet and gallery, kitchen, privy
etc.
Nee plan at the Exchange.
Terms-One half cash and the balance 1t one
years credit, for note bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest per snnum from date; the
buildings to be kept insured aud policy transfsEred
to the bearer of the note; and in case Of judicial
proceedings for the recovery Of the above note,
the lawyefs fees fixed at five per cent, to be paid
BY the purchaser.
Act Of sale before Amedes Ducatel. notary pub
lie. ct the expense Of the purchasers, including
the taxes for the year 1874. due in 1875 we'll ~
the drainage privilege. n0l7 IS de2 10 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
BY q. De Ferret q Co.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW JAARS PRICE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 SIS.


Second District Court for the Parish of orlesns-
No. 81 .555.
0Y. G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN @.
ID MonrOse, Auctteneer-Omce No. 50 Royal
street;.on TUESDAY, December %. 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctioneerG Ex-
Canal streets will be sold BY public auction, by
ndss Of II the second District Court for the parsS
Of 0reans, dated November IL, 1874, the following
described property, for account of said success
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon. sltustad
in the Fi,st District # this CITY, in square No. e.
Erato streets and destgnated q lot No. 10 Said
lot measures % feet front on Martin Tor Willow y
street, by l26 feet inches line in depth, more
less. between equal and parallel hnss, a. per plan
81 !ns c cEia. LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improv sm"nts thereon situated
BY the No. 10, in square No. 3, bounded By fiorda
landing, Derbigsy. Rom.n and Cypress streets
Florida landing. BY depth and mont on Roman
street OF Leo feat, between equal and parallel
lines; q Per plan e ~ the =. E1eheUgs; .
the buildings and Improvements thereon, sitasted
in the First District Of this city. in the square
bounded by Derbigny, Roman and Cypress streets
No. T. and measures Is feet inches : lines front
on Floric landing by 40 feet in depth, between
equal and parallel lines, a. per plan at the E1s
Terms-One half cssh on the spot, and the bal
ance ON credit OF one year. IN note bearing ine
rom dss Of s.ls until n. M seemed BY
special mortgage and vendors lien the buildings
to be kept insured and policy transferred TO ven
to DO ike wise secured by special mortgage. The
taxes Of 1874 to be assumed by the purchasers
over and above the Price Of adludication; .. a.,
Of pUychA06fo RDZO ~ 0e5 IL IL ~
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SUCCESSION OF Z. D. WHITE
Second District Court for the Parish ST Orleanssp
No. 81, 36Q

DY G. DE FERRET Il CO.-JOHN @. None
ID rose, Aucti0neer-Ofhce No. 50 ROYAL street.
On SATURDAY, December II, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, or
Royal street. between Canal and CustombOllse
streets will! be sold ut public auction by virtue of
an order from the Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated February g. 1874, the following described
property for account of said succession
SIX LOTS OF GROUND situated in the suburb
Franklin designated by tho Nos. 3. 8, TO- H. 10 and
% of square No. H. bounded by Ely sian Felds
Marigny, Laforce and Liberal streets, per plan
OF J. Pile, GATED December 49, 1885, anne Ied to an
act In the records Of J. Seghers, notary public
dated March H. 1896. and measure as follows
Lots Nos. and measure each IS feet incheC
front Biyslan Fields street, by l0s feet 10 6 g
inches in depth. Lots sos. 10, IL and IL measure
each "a feet inches front On Elysian Fields, By
l0S feet 10 SO inches in Depth aad lot No % meas
ures e feet front Laforce street. by 100 feet in
depth.
1 SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN Rickerville
designated nv the No. llo. on . plan drawn BY B.
Buisson and W. r Thompson on the twenty third
of March, 1872 Said square measures 800 feet on
Octavia strest. H6 seet inches front on Beldvi
street. 229 feet II inches lines front on Hewes
street and bounded on the fourth line BY the fsu.
burg Avart.
Te1ms-Cash on the SPOT.
Aee9 81 sAlo ct the expense Of purchaser before
NV. Jsaes, notary public. p07 A2I2a ass Y
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNkR OF
B!kNvlLLE AND TRKME STREETS. SECOND
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF LUCIA GlACONL
Second District Court for the Parish Of Oreaas-
No. 81 Sill.

RY PI.ACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONgRR-
- Once No. rs Exchange Alley.-WEDNESDAY,
December %, 1874. at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be
sold ct public auction at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange ON Roy q street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, BY virtue and in pursu
ance Of Al order from the Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans dated November l9 1874, for account of tho
i CsKTAiN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon situeted In
the second District of this city, in the square COM
prIsed within Benville, IRENE. CONT and Franklin
streets, designated BY the No. on plan annexed
to an act passed before P. E. Laresche ON the sew
enteenth Of January, 1859, and measuring % feet
inches front Benville street. by 81 fset inches
liDes deep and front on IRENE street. Of which it
forms the corner, IS feet inches lines . first
depth dividing it from lot No. 2: and from an alley
between said lots Nos. and thence extending
foot lines, and measuring. on another depsh. II
feet II inches line on . lIe dividing it from lot
No J. and % feet inches wide in the rear The in
stallatiOns on the premises to be sold with the
property.
Terms and Conditions One-third cash. and the
balance 1t one and two years credit for notes
bearing interest at the rate Of eight pr cent per
and vendors lien and privileges the premises to Be
kept insured and tho policy transferred, the
clause Of five per cont attorneys fees for the
cOvery Of payment Of said notes in Of judicial
proceedings. and all usual clauses. Ten per cent
on the amount Of adjudication will be required
from the purchaser 1t the time Of GALE.
Act Of sale before Thee. Buiss0n, Esq, notary
public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
APPROXIMATIONS.

By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED eIATEA
OF AMERICA.
Treaty between the United States OF Amer
ics and the Republic of Ecuador. Extra
dition. Concluded June q, 1872; ratifica-
tion advised by Senate January 6. 1873;
ratified by President January III. 1873;
ratified by President of Ecuador NOvem-
her IL, 1873; notifications exchanged at
Quito November II. 1878; proclaimed De-
cember "a, 1873.
WHEREAS, A treaty for the mutual extra
ditiOn Of criminals, fugitives from Justice.
between the United States of America and
the Republic of Ecuador, was concluded and
signed by their respective plenipotentia,
ries at Quito on the twenty eighth day OF
June, eighteen hundred and eeventy two;
which treaty, being in the English and
Spanish languages, 10 WOrd tor Woro ss
follows:
Extradition treaty between the United
States OF America aud the Republic OF
Ecuador.
The United States of America aud the
Republic of Ecuador, having deemed it
conducive to the better, administration OF
Justice and the prevention Of crime within
their respective territories that all persons
con yicted of or accused of the crimes emu
merated below, being fugitives from Justice,
shall be, under certain circumstances. rect
procaliy delivered up. have resolved 70 con
clude . treaty upon the subject; and the
President of the United States has for this
purpose named Rumsey Wing, citizen OF
the United States, and their minister resi-
dent in Ecuador, a. plenipotentiary on the
part of the United States, aud the President
of Ecuador has named Francisco Javier
Leon, Minister of the Interior and OF For.
eign Affairs, a. plenipotentiary ON the part
of Ecuador; who, having reciprocaily com
municated their full powers, and the same
having been found ip good and due iorm'
have agreed upon the following articles,
viz
The government Of the United States and
the government of Ecuador mutually agree
to deliver up such persons as may have been
convicted Of, or may be accused of, the
crimes set forth in the following article,
committed within the jurisdiction Of one of
the contracting parties, and who may have
sought refuge or be found within the terri
tory Of the other; it being understood that
this is only to be done when the criminality
shall be proved in such manner that, &C.
cordiny to the laws Of the country where
the fugitive or accused may be found, such
persons might be lawfully arrested and
tried. had the crime been committed within
its jursdic ion.
ARTICLE X.
Persons convicted of or accused OF any OF
the following crimes shall be delivered up,
in accordance with the provisions OF this
treaty:
/. Murder. including assassination, parri-
eide, infanticide and poisoning.
g. The crime of rape, arso4. piracy, ana
mutiny on shipboard when the crew, Or
mart thereof, BY fraud or violence egalnsS
the commanding officer, have taken posses
eiOu OF the vessel.
3 Tho crime of burglary. this being IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
APROCLAMATION.

A RkOCLAMAllON.
BIZ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
Convention between the United States OF
America and the United States of Mexico.
Revival and further extension of dura-
ton Of the Joint commission for the settle
fnene Of claims Concluded November
81, 1872; ratification advised by Senate,
with amendment, March 9, 1873; ratified
by President March 10, 1873: ratified by
President of Mexico May 10, 1873; ratifi'
cations exchanged at Washington July
II, 1873; proclaimed July "a, 1873.
WHEREAS, A convention between the
United States of America and the United
States of Mexico, for further extending the
time fixed by the convention between the
same parties ON the fourth July, 1868. for
the duration of the joint commission on the
subject Of claims, was concluded and signed
bv their respective plenipotentiaries, at
Washington, on the twenty seventh day OF
November last, which convention, after
having been amended and ratified by the
contracting parties. 10 word tor word a.
follows:
Whereas. Ev che convention concluded
between the United States and the Mexican
republic ON the fourth day of July. 1868,
certain claims of citizens of the contracting
parties were submitted to joint commits
SION whose functions were to terminate
within two years and six months, reckoning
from the day of the first meeting of the
commissioners; and whereas tho functions
of the aforesaid joint commission were ex-
tended, according. to the convention con
cluded between the same parties ON the
nineteenth day of April, 1871, for term not
exceeding one year from the day on which
thew were to terminate according to the
first con INVENTION; and whereas the possible
ty of said commissions concluding its labors
even within the period fixed by the afore-
said convention of April nineteenth, 1871,
Therefore, the President of the United
United States of Mexico, desiring that the
term of the aforementioned commission
should be again extended in order to attain
this end, have appointed, the President OF
the United States Hamilton Fish, Secretary
of State, and the President Of the United
States Of Mexico, Ignacio Mariscal, &C.
credited to the government OF the United
States as envoy extraordinary and minister
pleuipotentiary of said United States OF
He1ico. who. having exchanged their re-.
snectiye powers, which were found sufi-
Gent and in due form, have agreed upon
the following articles:
ARTICLE I.
The high contracting parties agree that
the said Commission be revived and that the
time fixed by the convention OF April ~,
1871, for the duration OF the commission
aforesaid, shall be extended for term not
exceeding two years from the day on when
the functions Of the said commission would
terminate according to that convention, or
for shorter time if it should be deemed
sufficient by the commissioners or the I'm
pire, in case of their disagreement.
1t is agreed that nothing contained in this
article shall in anywlse alter or extend the
time originally fixed in the said convention
for the presentation of claims to the COM
mission.
ARTICLE II.
The present convention shall b ystifed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
By Aoey & OConnor.
CORNER PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK WILLIAM sONE-
SCHEIN.
Second District Court for the Parrish Of Orleans.
No. 81 2S7.

DY HORY & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J..
ID Hosya Auctioneer-Ofice No. II Exchange
place.-SATURDAY, January 8, 1875, ut twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctiO neers Ex.
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets, by virtue Of On order Of the
honorable the Second District Court Tor the par.
ish of Orleans. dated November %, 1874. will b
sold by public auction. for account Of said success.
sion, the following described property. to wit.
and improvements thereon. in the Fourth District
Of this city. in the square bounded by Third.
Fourth. Clara and Willow streets, designated -
lots Nos. 10 and H. adjoining each other and meas-
uring follows. to wit Lot No. 10 forms the cor.
ner Sf Fourth and Wili0w streets. and measures %
feet front Fourth street, BY III feet inches I
lines in depth ard PIont on Willow street, between
lot and measures 81 feet inches rront on. Fourth
street, by depth, between parallel lines. OF III
feet inches lines.
Terms Of Saie-One- third cash. and tho remain.
der At and two years' credit. In notes bearing
interest of eight per cent per annum, with all the
usual security clauses; vendors lien; hvo per ceat
attorneys fee; insurance and tT4psfer OF policy,
and assumption Of all taxes Of 1874, payable In
1875.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers,
before Andrew Hero. jr.. notary public
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