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sTICKNEY.-on Friday morning. July 9. JOHN,
infant son of Frank Il. and Elizabeth L. Stickney.
Funeral from the residence of his parents Satur-
Day afternoon, at O'Clock.
GODDARD.-0n the morning OF the eth, at 8: 30
o.c.ocs; Mrs. SARAH GODDARD, In the niLe:ieth
Her funeI al wfl take plsceon Sunday 4ftsrneon,
at O'Clock, from 49a h str,s { southwest. Rela-
tend. - - -
BARRETT.-OD Friday N orning, at 4:so O'Clock.
IDA z BARRTEI, the darling child OF Julia A. and
FRANKLIN Barrett. aged four years.
Funeral from sideuce, s2S Ninth street, on Sun
vited to attend.
BRE-EAHAE.-0n July 8, at s:25 p. m,
JOSEPH, son of John and Maria T. B-eBnahan.
aged two years eleven months and tEehty-three
days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend his fuueral Sunday, at O'Clock, from
west. .- |-T'E
WELSH.-on the evening OF July 8, MARGARET
WELSH, aged ten years and four months:
Her Funeral Will take place from tn. residence OF
her step-father, James MeCandlish, corner OF
Ninth street northwest and Grant avenue. Zone
square beyond the city boundry,) Saturday after
noon, the 10th instant, at O'Clock. The FRIENDS
and acgualntances OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend. ....0
BERLlN.-July 8, 1875, ISABELLA, infsnt
daughter Of Major Carl Berlin, Of Edlsto, South
Carolina.
MOoRE.-Friday evening. July ., FRED. d.
MOORE, on of Frank and Kate Moore.
Remains will be taken to Ohio for lnterment,
leaving house corner Seventh and Sumner sire cts
at 4 p. m. this day.
National Republican., 1875-07-10

THE Richmond Wing acknowledges the
existence of "a few Bourbons in the
South" but thinks they amount to moth
ing. When the reconstruction laws were
being enacted it was feared by numbers of
Republican leaders that the blacks of the
South would either be induced to vote the
Democratic ticket by feelings of friendship
for their former masters and white asso-
ciates, or prevented by intimidation and
violence from voting at all The reply of
the Wig and kindred journals to this was
that the whites-meaning the Confederate
Democrats-would not interfere in any
regard with the privileges of citizenship
granted to the blacks. Now, we accept
Richmond to be one OF the most conserya.
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SATURDAY MoRN1Ne:::::::::::JULY 10, 1a

PERSONS LEAVING the city during the sum-
mer months can have TIE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN sent to their address by mail,
postage paid, and changed as often as they
may require, by ordering it at this Office.
Terms: Sixteen cents per week, or sixty-six
cents per month; invariably in advance.
National Republican., 1875-07-10

ACCORDING to the Washington corre-
spondent of the Baltimore Sun, the friends
of ex-senator John Pool, of North Carolina,
are urging him upon President Grant to be
the successor of Secretary Delano. A num-
ber of years ago the same thing occurred.
National Republican., 1875-07-10

THE report that the Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI is so disguised with the Ohio Demo
cratic nominations and platform that it is
working in line with the Republicans of
that State has been confirmed. This is sad
for the Republicans.
National Republican., 1875-07-10

Is IT POSSIBLE that the West and South
could be induced to combine on General B.
F. Buffers financial platform and run him
as an Independent candidate for Presi-
daOfS
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE Or RENTNsRfSHYGR0N0SS
4 the Asfhgtrn turnpike, near the canal, in
Erglnla, containing i've acres OF goo clay land,
nt complete, kilns. sheds and all necessary tools.
WIN sell on long credit trade for city prop
store, near the Tol-g tte; good stand for busi-
ness. Apply II. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 493 Penn
Ylvana avenue, between Four-and-a half and
skin streets. myI4-tf
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ACCORDANCE WITH A REsO.

~ luton passed by the stockholders of the
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad Company,
At an adjourned mt letting held June 10, 1875, the
directors of said company hereby give notice that
mt etirg OF all the stockholders will be held on
MOSDAi, July the 18th, 1875, at the Board OF Trade
KComs, for the pui pose of electing nine directors
to serve one year. Polls will be open from to
8 O'Clock p. m ard ouly those who shsll have
owned the stock t. days previous to the election
shall be entitled to vote.
MADISON DAVIS, EecretIry. jys-3t
National Republican., 1875-07-10

Duke Edmond Louis Rose d,Acherry has
just been raised BY the Pope TO the dignity of
8 Roman prince. This gentlemanis is a descend
ant Of Pierre dAchery, otherwise known as
Peter the Hermit, Of Crusading fame.
National Republican., 1875-07-10
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MEMOIR OF DIR. GUTHRIE, NOW COM.
WI plete. 2vols.
Quet Mary, a drama, by Tennyson.
summer Parish, by Henry Ward Beecher.
HJmntl and CaItcles. with mt Sic Goodrich
Ckair. " N "PN1
Birds and Seasons of New England, Wilson
The Green Gate, from the German, by Mrs. Wis
ter.
For sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE.
te20 rs Seventh street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sSn SnnIHSsTTS0PH1IIS Z HTS0PHI, VN q TISIS RSNX>
kS Tie semi-anRual dividend of Interest will
be payable TO depositors on and after July 1875,
at the rate OF hye per cent per annum on all sums
left on deposit one or more calendar monIRs during
the half wear ending July ], 1875.
Interest not CALI for will be added to the prin-
cipal, and draw IL terrst from July !. lS75.
SAMUEL NORMEST, President.
]. A. RUFF. Cashier,
jyl0-S. .Tu, Tn to iy30 rStar q Critic.
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~OFFICE OF COMMIssIONERs,


WASHINGTON. July 2. 1873.
APPORTIOSMENT OF THE COMMISSION ERS
REVENUE COLLECTABLE UNDER THE
TAX LEyIED FOB THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 1875.
lin exercise OF the authority and duty devolved
upon us hy the Ect of Cor gress approved March 3,
1875, entitled "An act for the support OF the gov
ernmeut OF the District Of Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June 81 1876, and for other purposes"
The undersigned Commissioners of the District OF
Colrmbia make the following superintendent for
the distribution Of the revenue which shall be col
lccted under the provisions OF the act Of Congress
Every u so collected pursuant to the tax levied
by said act Of Congress for the fiscal year ending
Iune n, ls76 shall be distributed as follows:
For the Sinking Fund for the bonded debt OF the
District OF Columbia. including bonds OF
thu COZ poration of W ashin gton and George
town .......... .... ....................... lie.
For Il einterest on the bonded debtof the Dis
trict OF Columbia, including the bonds OF
The corp rations Of Washington and
NeOrgetoNn. ',s.s'......'.'..'''....s. DC.
For salaries and necessary expenses OF the
Metropolitan police force. ............. &c.
For public schCo OILS of the District of Colum-
bia, including cClored schools. 2lc.
For the general fund OF the District Of Co
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UNION REPuDLIcAN CONGRESSIONAL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

DEAR SIR: am in receipt of your letter OF
the 2Sth ult., from Atlanta, Georgia; relative
to the course of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
newspaper of this city towards you, and call
ing on me, as "Chairman of the National Re-
publican Committee" }" to get rid of that paper
or change its course. am neither chairman,
as you addressed me, nor a member of the
National Republican Committee, but only
secretary of the Union Republican Congress-
ional Committee, and therefore cannot speak
for the committee named by you.
You assume that THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN is the "eentral and chief organ of the
Republican party" and that 1t lies within con-
troll of this committee to change its course in
regard to yourself. Here you are in error.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is not the organ
of this committee, nor has this committee any
organ. Neither does 1t lie within the power
and province Of this committee to advise or
compel q change In the management of THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN or any other newspa-
per in the respect you desire. This committee
has no connection whatever with the manage
ment of that newspaper nor of any other, can
not in any manner influence its editor, nor
does it come within the usually recognized
duty Of an executive committee to dictate to,
or assume to control the papers of the party.
This being true, the remainder of your letter
is so entirely out of place, as addressed to this
committee, that 1t is unnecessary to answer 1t
In detail. Your letter should have been ad-
dressed to the editor of The NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN. Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, j. NJ. EDMUNDs, Secretary.
Charles Eordhof, esq.,, Atlanta, Georgia.
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NEW BOOKS.

Je29-u s1 Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
~ by W. II. & D. II. MORRISON, Law Pub
fishers, Booksellers and Stationers, as Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Wyncote. By Mrs. T: Erskine.
Leisure hour Series.l Re and Our NeiRhbors.
BY Harriet Beecher Stowe. Sequel to my wife
and LIZ The Unseen Universe, or Physical Specu-
lstions on Future State. The Green Gate. From
the German OF Z. Wlchert. By Mrs. A. L. Wlster.
BertEas Engagement. By Mrs. Ann s. Stephens.
The Chemistry of Light and Photography. By
Vogel. unternational Scientific Series.l One Sum-
mer. j. R.Osgood Co. A Perfect Adonis. Au-
thor Of 'Ro9tledge." Breakfast, Luncheon and
Tea. Marion Harland. Memoirs Of General W. T.
Sherman. Written by Himself. 2vols., cloth.
LAW BoOKs.-'.Dickson's Analysis Kent,s
Com mentaries,' - 'WharIon on HomicIde,n ~
"Ausiin's Jurisprusence. Campbell's Notes.
'.Reed,s Practical Suggestion" HDean's Prircl-
pies of Conytyancing.n well-selected stock
OF Marcus Ward 4 Co.'S Royal Irish Linen
Papers. RoyaI Ulster Stationery. Cabinets,
fast, Pieree's Repp and Wave Papers, Sadie's
Enghsh Note, Baronial and AleTandria Wave,
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PERSONAL.

2f Q00 5000 AND $1,000 to loan on Real
ROsOOOs Estate. j. STANLEY JONES,
y3-ot Sill Seventh street.
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HAnnURn
DIER.

KooHTZ-TEBPs.-OnJ July 8, 1875, by Rev. DR.
Cuthbert, JAMES II. KooNTz and MATTE Z
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are ready to stand by II. There are Jews
and there are Jews, as there are Christians
and Christians, and we confidently assert
that no honest, upright believer of the
Hebrew faith would for moment counte-
nance or approve the infamously corrupt
course of this man who descends to the
vulgar trick of making distinction between
the "Dutch " and the "German" to show
that being, as he claims, ~ Of the latter,
he is the superior of the former.
In justice to Judge Edmunds we append
his letter:
National Republican., 1875-07-10
RENOVO HOTEL,
This pleasant and popular
SUMMER RESORT,

at Remove, Pennsylvania, on the line OF the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, is now open for
the accommodation OF visitors. The situation of
the hotel elimmediately on the susquehanna river in
the midst OF splendid mountain scenery and con-
tiguous to celebrated cunning and trout-hshng re-
gions, renders It unusually attractive, while the
accommodations provided are Of the very best
Kind. Excursion tickets to Remove are sold at all
the principal Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. For rooms and rates address ssProprte-
tor Remove Hotel,n Remove, Pa. jess-tf
National Republican., 1875-07-10

GIG M WILL SECURE IN THE PRO
R1OsOO lection Life Insurance Company, OF
popular and successful company in the world.
3; A. MATTIsON, Manager, Room Is, Federal
Buildings. mArI1-1y
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND-ON THE sTH INSTANT-A BOX
= containing jewelry, at the ga Fruit Com
pany. No. 4S Ninth street northwest, near street.
National Republican., 1875-07-10
FOR SALE.

EOR SALEGENTLE, STYLISH HORSE;
- eight years old; has no fault. Also, handsome
Phaeton. Apply No. ll4 Third street southwest.
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RY NASH d HODGsON-w. l. HoDas

Second District Court for the Parish of orleans-
No. 50, l7s.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 37,l37.
RY j. WILLIAM DAVIS, AUCTIoNRsR-
- ONCE No. 81 It. Charles street.-On THURS
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royai
street between Canal and Custom house streets
BY virtue and in pursuance Of order of the
Hon. A. l.. 1iseOt. judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated November
80 1875, will be sold by public auction the follow.
FER nors ' 81 GRorSp with
buildings and improvements thereon, rights ways
ana n ab stt b. long
the square bounded BY Camp, Pension, Chestnut
and General Taylor streets, and known as lots Noe
nut and Penist on streets, and measures 81 feet
font on Chestnut street by is feet in depth. Lots
% feet front on Chestnut street, by lis feet in
4 THREE CERTAIN LOTS Ts' OF GROUND. tosether
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
unto belonging si'uated in tie sixth District Of
Austerlitz, Camp and General Taylor streets and
designat. BY the Nos and g. Lot No j forms
s az and
depth between parallel lines and front on Austen.
htz street. Of 1903 feet inches lot No. adjoins lot
No. l. and measures 81 feet front Magazine street
by a depth. between parallel lines OF lOe feet 1
inches lot No: adjoins lot No. Q, and measures 81
on the line dividing it from lot No. of 1903 f.st
inches, and depth on the other side OF l0s feet
inches and having width In the rear of "a feet 8
inches lines
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the huiidi' 60 and improvements thereon situated
IN the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
bounded by seventh, Eighth. Laurel ard Constance
streets measuring 81 feet II inches front or Sew.
enth street by l25 feet deep between parallel lines
all more or less.
Terms and Conditions One third cash and the
balance at one and two years crs dit liz notes Of
the purchasers, divided into coupons, bearing
eight per cent interest from date tili paid, with
special mortgage and vendors privileg. he build.
ings 10 be kept insured and policies transferred to
proceedings for the recovery OF said notes the
lawyers fees, fixed at five per cent to be paid BY
the purchaser. -
Acts Of sale to be passed before N B. Trist. ESQ.
notary public: 81 the expense of the purchasers.
de3 ii Is "a 20 s6
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,


RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
observation-disclosures Natchez-4722 bales cotton
1nll SKIS cotton seed and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer lb .ria-55 hhds sugar
2s bbls molasses 49 bbs rice 3O7 SKIS rough rice and
sundries
DoNALDSoNvILLE.- Steamer ST Johu-2es hhds
sugar 8l9 bbls molasses and sundries
STJAEEa-Steamer W J POintevent--20l hhds
sugar sos bbs nolasses ll3 SKIS rough rice 62 bales
hsv and sundres
BAYOU SARA--Steamer " S Pike-lO2i bales of
cotton 4s5 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton g bhds
sugar 500 hbls mo aud snudries
CAMDEN-Steamer Frank WillarG-103 bales cot
ton Al sks cotton seed and sundrles
Low RCOAsT--Steamer George Spangler--45
hhds sugar SO bbs moasses and ,undrles
UNION observation-disclosures Josephine--67
hhds sugar q bbs molasses 70 skis rough rice and
sundries
LOWER COAST--Steamer st Marv-5O hhds
sugar l02 bbs molasses 242 bbs rice 29 AXIS rough
rice and sundres
PROCTERVlLi E-Schooner Lake Flower bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton u bbls molasses and sun.
dries
LOWER COAsT-steamer waloon--GO bbls rice
30 SKIS rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST--Steamer Fraser--58 hlds
sugar and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December l0-s65 bales cotton 36l hhds sugar TIg
bbls moassee O2 bbls rice 205 head cattle and sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. De.
cemher lO-252 hsles oOttO and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Decem.
Der 10 SO hhds sugar lac bbs moa ses and sundries
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Second District Court for the Parish Of orei
nv 4: NJ. & b, ). NlONTGOMERl

DIV X. nj. & Ii. }. NONTGONI merry
u Montgomery, Auctioneer-Will be cod
SATuRDAY, December H. 1875, at twelve Ot
NJ al th' st. charles Auction Exchange BY vi
and pursuant to an order from the Hon A.
sol, Judge of the Second District Court fof
parish of Orleans, dated November 8, 1875, do
OF said court
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND stus
lying and being in Baskerville, parish OF Jetrr
designated ae lots Nos. 10 ana H. N square NJ
bounded by ValmOnt. Plaguemines Leontine
chestnut streets; said lois of GROUND adiOin
other, and measure, together, 50 feet front Oh
mont street, by 1879 feet inch in depth, betty
pare liei lines, Eng ish measure, together viii
the buildings and improvements thereon, Nd
ways, privileges and advantages thereun'e
longing. or in anv wise apperta,ning
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND and
proVements thereon, and all the rights VI
privileges aud advantages thereunto be ongl(
IN any wise apDertaining, situated, lying and
ing in Rickerville In the city and parish of NJ
son, designated by the Nos. 81 and 22 in al
No. 81, bounded by valmOnt, Chestnut PIN
mines and Leontine streets. Said lots of grOl
adJoin each other, and measure togethee 50
'front.' on said Leontine Of rect, by 1879 feet in ID
between parallel lines said lot No 81 measure
feet front, and lot No. 22 measured 20 feet froal
Terms-One half each, and the balance st
year, with note bearing special mortgage,
doris lien and privilege, with eight per cent
terest, attorneys fees and all usual cK1
the buildings to be kept insured a. policy n
Act of sale before W. ]. Castell, notary pubuI
the expense Of the purchaser. nelO 20 n del
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pY C. E. GIRARDEY. AuCTIoNBER
NOmce No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY Drcem
befSb, 1875. at twelve O'clock NJ at the St Charles
Auctions Exchange, will be- sold at public auc.
tion by virtue aud in pursuance of an order from
the Hon. A. L. Tstot Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated fourth dsy
OF November, 1875 and rendered in the above en-.
TITLED succession, the following described property
to wit
l. THIaTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city, in the ca usre
BOUNDED by Canal, Customhouse. Ha IAN avenue
and Rendon streets, designated BY the Nos. s. g. T.
go TO- II u u, "a, 49, Is and II, and measuring as
follows: Lots Nos. aud measure each "a feet S
inches lines front on Hagan avenue, by a depth
between parallels, of l54 feet lines; lots Nos Z
and measure each 36 feet inches irout on Canal
street by depth, between parallel lines of los
feef; lot No. forms the corner Canal and Hak.n
lots Nos TO- IL, 10. I3, IA and is mea ,ilre
each ~ feet inch. lines front on Canal street
by lOo feet In depth, between parallels lot No. is
forms the corner of Canal and Rendon streets;
lots Nos l6 and II adjoin lots IL l2 49, IA and is ip
the rear, ana measure each 81 feet inches lines
iront on Rsndon street, by l5+ feet lines la Depth
between parallels
q ANOTHER LOT Oh GROUND, in the First Dis.
trict OF this CITY, and in the square bounded by
New Levee. Fult n, st. Jos phi and North Market
streets represented aa lot No. l. and measuring "a
feet lines trout on each of New Levee and Fulton
streets, by depth and front on st. Joseph street
or IN feet inch, and depth on the other side
line OF ls7 feet inches 7 lines
Terms-Cash oil the spot
Acts OF sale before Il. r. Hogan ESQ notary pub
lie, at purchasers EXPENSE, nol3 Ii u d.4 II Is
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VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH ADDERLY.
Second District Court for he Parish of Orleans
No. 81, 1874.

by Z. X. GIRARDEY, AUCTIONEBR-
- once No. 81 Camp stIeet.-SATURDAY. Decem.
scr v 1873, At twelve O'clock H., at the St. Charles
Auction Exchange, in this city. will be- sold at pub
nc auction, by virtue and In pursusnre of order
from the Hon. A, L. Tsso Judge of the Second Dis.
trct court for the parish OF Oreans, dated January
II, 1878, and rendered in the above entitled sue.
cession, the following described property to wit
"A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND, siiuated in the
rrst District Of this CITY, in the square formed by
TerpsichoTe, Liberty, Benton {uow p anklinl and
Mslpomene Streets said lot forms the corner Of
Liberty and Terpsichore streets. and measures %
FEET front on Liberty street, by q depth and 'front.'
on Terpsichors street of l25 feet, between parallel
lines together with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, rights. ways and servitudes there
unto belonging.
Terms-Oa- t.ird cash on the spot balance at
0ne aad two years credit for notes specially Sc.
cured ny mortgage and vendors lieu, bearing all
.no usual causes OF eight per cent per annum in
terost nom daS of sale nntil d nal paymsnt policy
OF insurance aasferrsd. and thu purchaser to as.
1876, over the price Of adjudication.
public at the puIchass RS expense.
nos ii 20n dpS II
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No. 81, l7s.
b Auetionser-o 10. Is oarondes au .ttsss%
On MONDAY. January 3. 1876, ct twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
in this IT, by virtue and in pursuance Of An order
aud judgment Of the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge Of
the SECOND District Court for the parish 81 Or.
leans, rendered November 10 1875. and sigaed No
vSmber. Is, 1875, court docket No. 38,l78, in The
Kennedy, for partition, al public auction will be
THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, with
buildings and improvements thereon situated in
bounded bv Canal. Customhouss. CIaiborns and
Derbigny streets. designated as Mes A, ard q.
which adjoin each Other and measure as follows,
Lot No. A forms the corner of Csib.rne and Gus.
tomhouse sireets, and measures 80 feet 10 inches
Customhouss street Of Il l. ct ii inches and the ne
imp ovements consist of a onestory and at lie
twostory frame back building, having four rooms
also cis' erns, privies, etc.
Lot No. B measures 30 feet IL inches lines front
inches lis.si the I'M rovemsnts consist Of a
double fentmeIt tw0story frame slate roof resi-.
dence, with two-story frame kitchen, cisteIn,
Lot Ne. @ measures 10 feet inches lines front
on Claiborne street by depth Of "a feet II inches
cottage, one story kitch, n sheds, p,ivies, etc.
The above measurements are ali between parsl.
new n, a a. S scsSrdns to plan
formed OF lots Nos and Of square No. 40. Of The
original plan Of the said square, and win be sold
Terms snd Conditions one half ea.b, and the
balance at nx and Twelve months with eight per
cent interest. and the usual essses for special
.,Aets Of ~ bslbr. octave oe Arms, notary, 1t
nosO des Ills d jss ' 'N ''''