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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE or TO RENT.
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

SPLENDID NEWLY BUILT COTTAGE AT YOUR
"A own lot 5INl00: situate OF First
ana Union avenue in Flushing miles this city
to lie sold without u the highest bidder
tion immediately after the sale OF the 81 choice Lets
known the "Leggem Property" In the business cen
ire OF Flushing, Wednesday. April Ia, at O'Clock.
The dwelling and lot cost the builder 1903 but will be
sold peremporily for what they will bring. Examine
this chance 10 Il home and escape from landlords
For map and free passage apply to BENZ. w. HITCH
COCK Real Estate HEADQUARTERS 1856 Third avenue
mar 1--WE New York.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR no RENT.

RIO LET OR LEAsE-AT NEwTOWN, L. T., FINE
i Country Seat; carriage house, barn; garden and
fruits all kinds house contains all modern improve
10 minutes from Hunters Point INQUIRE on the
street, New YORK.
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The Coal Trade.

=
The anthracite coal trade is quite active, and
steadily, week by week, is the decrease on last
years production lessened, 1t is now within !, :.
Odo ,66 tons of what 1t was at this time last year.
and II the demand for consumption holds we
shall expect the present years tonnage to equal
that OF 1874 The following are the announced
prices of the Lehlgh and Wilkesbarre Coal
Company's coal tree on board, at Port Johns
town, for the month of September. the com.
pany, in its announcement reserving the right
to change the same at any time. except on con.
tracts made prior to such variations; Lump,
o IS steamboat s5 l5i broken, S5 50i egg,
IS 90 stove, t6j chestnut. Is 10; and chestnut
No. ?, ei. The coal firms drawn on August Sd
by the Schuylkill Coal Exchange 10 furnish the
average prices Of coal sold IN July. by which 20
determine WAGES, were the st. Nicholas Coal
Company. the Minehill Gap Colliery, the Tun-
mel Ridge Colliery, the Gilrard Colliery, aud
the Big Mine Run Colliery. The average was
found TO be g. 55S. The rate OF wages, based
on tbis average, for August. will be two per
cent above basis Of 1874 The proposition Of the
Philadelphia Coal aud Iron Company. noticed
last week. 10 fuTniSh TO all furnaces in the
Schuylkll region now out OF blast all the raw
material and take the product Of their hands.
paying for the cost Of manufacture, we under
stand meets with favor, and II carried into Of.
feot will make a near market for large quan.
ity Of coal annually by supplying it to those
furnaces along the line which accept the com.
pany's proposition. and as II is in the power OF
the company to keep them running the yeaI
round by PURCHASING all their product. It thus
maintains no small amount Of trade during dull
as we'll rs busy seasons. The proposition Ia Il
supply the furnaces with coal, ore aud hme
stone to be converted into pig iron for the com
pany at prices which leave marpin Of profit
for the furnace man without reference to the
state ofthe market Negotiations, we under.
stand, are now on foot TO operate q number ol
furnaces ON this plan.-Paila Ledger. Aug. 30
The following table shows the quantity OF GOA
shipped over the Lehigh Valley railroad for the
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Your devoted wife,
(TwEEDLE DEE. J
Agricultural Exhibitions.

Announcements and premium schedules OF
the agricultural fairs to come OF this fall are
now to be found In most Of our neighboring ex-
changes. The greater number Of the exhibitions
are to be held ip the latter part Of September
and early portion Of October 1t is often mat
ter of regret that exhibitions are held In adjoin.
ing counties at or near the same time. but this
is q thing that cannot well be avoided. AS o
guide to those OF our readers who design at
tending one or more of the Fairs to come off this
fall, we below publish list OF the time and
places of the most likely TO interest them in
our vicinity:
LehiRh County Far, on the Society grounds,
at Allentown, Sept. 18th, 29th and 3lth aud Oct.
lst.
State Fair, at Lancaster. on Sept 27th, 2sth.
29th Both, and october lst.
Far Of the Northampton Agricultural 3d.
clety. at Nazareth, Oct 5th, 9th, 7th and sth.
Carbon County Fair. aJ Lehlghton, October
18th 18th, 14th and 18th. q
Berks County FAIR, at Reading, Sept l4th.
10TH 10Th and nth.
Fair OF the keystone Agricultural Society, on
the society's grounds, at Rutztown, Oct 5th.
Fair of the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society. on the Soclety's grounds, at Amber
Park on the North Penn II. H., Sept 2lst.
FAIR OF the Doylestown Agricultural and Me.
chanics' Institute at Doylestown, Oct. 5th, 9Th,
Tth and 8uh.
East Penn. Agricultural and Mechanical SO.
ciety, at Norristown. Sept 18th, 18th. l6tn and
Chester County Agricultural Society, at
West Chester, Sept. sth, 9th, 10Th and lith.
SchuYlklll County Agricultural Society, at
orW eigsoure, Sept 2sth. 10Th. th and oct. ist.
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The Industrial Exhibition Company will fur
nish agents with Circulars, etc.. etc. .... -
Each newspaper published in the town
where agent Is located, will, as soon RS agency
is established, be given an advertisement, ad-
vertising such agency and the Company, and
fully explaining the plane, purposes and objects
Of the Company. Such advertise ement viii con
tinue IN such papers, as long as agency is sue
cessfully conducted.
The Industrial Exhibition Company Is the
first to adopt the plan go long in use by the Eu.
ropean Governments, Of issuing bonds when
the principal Is made secure and not risked. but
where there is chance for a large premium, an
investment of $50 is sure to return 70 the invear
tor s2l-one dollar more than cost-and the hold.
er of $50 Bond, may obtain premium, either
of ESQ., 800. s. O. $780, 81 00o ssOOo e6sOO, $4,000,
s25 900. or 100000 The interest. which is ordi
narily distributed to all the bond. holders pro
rata, is in this loan distributed by chance, Tho
purchaser Of bond knows he will receive back
his Investment, with a small rate OF interest
added. and In consideration OF taking this small
rate Of interest, he has chance in the above
named premiums which are simply the distri.
button OF interest on the whole loan. 1I
Each bond participates in four drawings each
surrendered. the premium paid and the bond
cancelled. .rt.t
The Industrial Exhibition Company, uuder
special charter, granted bv the State OF New
York. Is given authority to issue these bonds.
The Legislature Of the State recognizing tho
great benefits which will arise from the success
OF this enterprise, have exempted all the real
tate and property Of the Company from taxation
and assessments for five years, and has also con.
ferred other great privileges. 80"
Every American who understands the rur.
poses OF this Company WILL Of necessity. feel
q aprioe In aiding 1t to a successful termination
Each individual who buys BOND becomes an
owner and an interested party. and wnen he
views the structure erected with his money,
can say. aided TO erect In our country, the
most magnificent building the world has ever
seen. palace, which. in truth represents the
industy energy and mechanical genius Of the
American people,"
Tho manufacturers and inventors Of America
are peculiarly interested in the success Of this
enterprise, for the reason that it Is 10 be their
home, where all theiB inventions and manufac.
lures can be exhibited aud sold
The building will contain b.s2o,oOo square feet
OF sDace.
Purchasers desiring Bonds before an agency
isestablished where they reside, will communi.
cate direct with this ONCE. from whore they can
be supplied.
Parties de-iriny to act as agents, or to pur,
chase bonds viii address
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., b
No. ~ East nth ST.,
BET. B'wAY a 9Th AVE,
H.. NEW YORK CITY.
NoTE-All moneys BY draft on New York. or
Express, OF postal order-charges paid by pend.
or. July "a, Is7S-tf
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A very destructive smash up occurred on the
from Allentown, ON Monday noon. between o
passenger train aud coal train. The following
particulars we CLIP from the Morning Herald OF
Tuesday: AT the point where the accident
occurred 1t is the practicefor the coal train due
there at IL o'clock to run on TO the siding and
then wait until The passenger train has passed.
Yesterday 1t happened that the coal train was
q little late. and just as the engine was cross
ing the switch, the passengefs tram came
screeching along st full speed md collided
square with the engine OF the coal train. The
fiagman stationed there is obliged to flag the
passenger train II the coal tram has not yet
passed. but on this unfortunate occasion he
neglected TO do IL, and the result was as above
stated. The WRECK is q very disastrous one.
the passenger and coal cars and the engine of
Is wonderful TO relate that the passengers. Of
which it is estimated there We're over one hun.
dred, escaped serious accident, the only person
injured lshRht) being the Rev. Rittenhouse,
pastor Of the Stone Church. He was wedKed
In between two seats ana severely pressed, the
INJURIES sustained being confined TO the hip and
were within few feet OF each other. the engi.
neers. tiremen and Drakemen Jumped off and
sought safety ey flgoh Forunate IL was for
at their posts they would undoubtedly have
been injured fatally. The engine OF the coal
train was very nearly consumed by fire, the red
hot cinders and coal having been banked up
under the tender and the several cars which
were piled up aud partly resting on The tender.
and 30 badly shattered that they wlil be entire.
~ unservlceabie hereafter, the only portion
that remained whole being the wheels Direct
ly afterwards the wreck train arrived and com.
menced TO clear away the wreck which occu.
pied the two tracks and ippeded the running
Of trains;H-Ihe cost Of this " smash'is estima.
ted at 100000. .-t
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Religious.
Presbyterian ohuroh-sundAy school At %
~ preaching ~ ioSo A. N and 7.so ?. NJ. by
Rev. John carrington. pastor. Communion
Services in the evening. ''f41
M. Il. church-Rev. Wilmer CoffmAn. pas.
tor-Preaching 20 morrow, isundayl, 1880 A.
N. by Rev. DR.. Murphey, and at 1880 p. NJ. by
the pastor, Sunday school at p. NJ. Preaching
In the Paokerton NJ. E.Churoh tomorrow (sun.
day At 10 A. NJ. by Rev. Wilmer ConmAn.
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THE OLD ESrA BLIsaED ..
Truss and Surgical Bandage Stand.

w. ]. EVERETT, No. so North seventh 81.
proved Trusses shoulder Braces, Elastic stuck
tngs, Bets. Suspensores, Clutches, Deformity
self adjusting and other celebrated Female Sup:
poiteIs. Lady Attendant. LARGE stock and
low price,. Hernia successfully treated. .,u
July 81, 1875 -1y.
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MARRIED,

REHRlo-sTE the 2sth
inst. hv the Rev. q. A. Brnegel, Mr.. Thomas
Rehrig, and MISS Cordi,la Steigerwalt. both Of
Mahoniug Fwp.
lion the same day, by the
same, Mr.. Anton Dreier, OF Mahoning tw o, 4, and
Mrs. sarah Rauh, widow Of the late William
Rauh, OF East Penn, twp.
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List OF Letters
Remsining upcaIled for in the Iehighton Post
Office September ist 1878, a W 81
Bradlenay. MIS-, ,PhhnRt . uitslser isrs. Cor
Beers Solomon Mauerer Edwin
Flickipger Mrs. Cath. Meyer. Louise
Fisher, NJ. E. Peter William. Q y
Houser, Mary E. Reinheimer Joseph
Horn. Mrs j. r. - Smith. MISS. Mary
HOlar, Ben. Q. Swartwood. Peter
Holland. Harry Smith, Charles a
Persous calling for any Of the above letters
will please say they are" Advertised."
+I II. II. PFTERs, p. NJ. 4
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia Is the most per5lex,ng of all human
nilments. its symptoms are almOsss tnnnite in
variety, and the f0rlorn and dispOndent victims
OF the nisease often fnnov themselves the prey,
IN turn. OF every known malady. This is due,
IN part 10 the clOse svmpathy which EXISTS be-
also to the fact that any disturbance OF tho dl-
gestlve function necessarily disorders the liver.
the bOwles and the nervous system, ana ef
fects, 60 some extent, the quality of the blood
Il. f. Kunkefs Bitter Wine OF Iron n sure
cure. This Is not new preDeratloD, TO be tried
and found wanting II hns been prescribed dallY
for many years Ia the practice OF eminent phv
sieians with unparalleled success; II Is not ex-
pected or intended TO cure all the diseases 20
ranted to cure Dyspepsia In iUs most OBSTINATE
form. KunGle's Bitter Wine OF Iron never tails
TO cure. Symptoms OF Dyspepsia are loss OF ap
pitite. wlnd aud rising of the food dryness OF
mouth. heartburn, distensi0n OF the stomach
and bowls, constipation. headache, dizziness,
sleep essness and low spirits, Try the great
remedy and be convinced OF its merits. Get the
genuine. Take only X KInkle'aL watch Is put MP
only 10 81 bottles Depot. $50 North Ninth ST ,
PhiIadeiphia Pa. 1t never faila For sale BY ali
Druggists and dealers eyerywhere.
Eal Tape Worm +'
Removed iu few hours. No fee Bsked until
ciue harmless. being purely yegeiable. Consul
Street, Philadelphla. pa. Seat. Pin and stoln.
Ach WORMS also removed, ADVICE free send
for circular 90 TO your druggiBL and ask for
KUAKLE's WORN SYRUP. Pnce u por bottle.
The Worm syrup nevor fails SOD 4, I'm
JOB PRINTING at the very lowest pFces az
THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given. that an application
will be made TO the Governor OF the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvauia, under the ACT OF ls7l
tion an regulation OF certain eorporatlonss for
Charter under the name Of . PRINCk'5 NE.
TALLIC PAINT COMPANY" for the pnr
OF Metallic PANT and foundry FaeIRGa located
at B0wmsn's, Carbon County Pennsylvanla.
W. ID. BELrZER I.
t Attorney for Pednoneus.
AuSnSt 2ath. 1878. va
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as Cents - RUP-

L TURES CURED DR.. j. B. Ho.
bensack's Nickle.Plated Galvanio Truss and
FLUID will cure seven cases out OF ten. Don'b
rust. crack or break; lightest; not affected by
perspiratlon or bathing Warranted years
French and German Trussee and Braces, Sus.
peDsories. SC, one-third the price others sea
for. EOS Second street, above Race. Philadel'
phia. .r. OH. ~ Junei275-1yeow
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HOPE FOR THE DEsPoNDENT. IF you
have been coughing all winter and begin 10 de-
spair OF recovery, or II you have taken recent
cold, go at once TO the Drug store OF 9, W. Lente
or A. j. During, get bottle Of DIR, s. MoRRTs'
SYRUP OF TAR WILD CHRRHY AND HOMETOWN.
Take 1t and be veil. No other medicine ncts so
promptly and ef'ectually in Coughs, Colds, and
ing to Consumption. Hundreds vino once
thouRht they had that dread disepse have been.
restored TO health by the use OF tnfs almost mag
ic remedy. IL is also the best known specific for
Group. and never fails In WhoopiBg Cough.
Trial size 10 cents. Sept. f7th, 1875.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & TOWN.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia +,
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

The underAigned, appointed Auditor by the
Court Of Common Pleas of Carbon County to
make distributions OF the monies in Court. rea.
lzed out OF the Bheriilss Sale OF the real estate
meet the partles interested on Monday. Sept
9Th 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. N. q, at his ONCE in the
tend II they think proper. ..,-T.
Aug 2, 1875 E. M.MULHEARN Auditor
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'Twixt Tyweedle Dum&Tweedle Dee
After trying on new dress for the ball. and
just before going out for frtation ON the
beach. Mrs. Bonville wrote her husband In the
city as follows.
(TwRRDLE DUM.)
CAFE MAY. August 25th. 1875.
My Darling Hubby,-l.ife is sad without thee.
/ am lonely, for never venture out Of my room
except for meals often hum. "What are the
wild waves SAYING T. and long for a stroll on the
"pebblv strand )" but f0rego that pleasure. II
pleasure IL could be- with my darling far away.
They have a ball here next Monday. but OF
course, shall not go. no never without you.
shall retire early and dream of thee. Believe
Your devoted wife, LAURA.
(TwEEDLE DER.)
Mr.. Bonville having returned from yachting
trip, and before getting ready to drive out with
friend u to Fairmount Park, writes Mrs B.
thusly- ..-.,.. .t...l.t--ti
PHILA, Aug. 20. 1875.
NY Own Wife.-Business has kept me con.
stantly occupied. I did hope TO take st least
sail upon the river, but 1 could not leave the
otice--I am worse than O slave. Fairmount
Park is near at hand but never get chance
to vlsitit. Enjoy yourself. and think of your
poor, ALFRED.
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AUDITOR,s NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Carbon county To
distribute the funds arlsing frOn the sale of IN o
real estate OF Jacob Il. stroup and Adam Houp,
will meet all persons Interested at his ofioe IA
the borough OF Mauch Chunk, on Monday Au.
gust 23d. 1875. at 10 O'clock, A NJ, for the par
pose OF hts appointment.
- P.J. MEEHAN.
July 81. is76-lt. Auditor
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r OCAL AGENTS WANTED /!

AN AGENT WANTED FOR EACH TOWN
AND COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Parties desiring to act as agents, must accom-.
pany their application by letter of rccommen.
datlon as TO character and responsibility. from
and siRned by tho Editor Of apewspaper pub.
nshed in the town or county 1or which agent
proposes to act. The agency is to sell the bonds
OF the Industrial Exhibition Company be-
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Plotts' Star Organs

New and beautiful designs Agents Wanted
Address, kDw'D PLorfs, Warrington, n, ].
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Tape Worm

JOB PRINTING at the very lowest prices al
u THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE.
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Tax celIectoe's Saleso.
Percy Baker, Tax Collector,

,ieTa1 & 81 fss01 vs. s'5s @fls$i .iUo
,aasls aE s,sat S. ssssssp Iii adaoi e
RI siF N. Of shs .s:ssjity s0ntsSFsS
1 the sReserder'ss office lof B9ssier paEish,,i
1h sd lsst Do hislss s,aes ca cGYss
Tnss shf a ss asu, sf ssSs w.
following describs4 lanil torwits -a.ga,s,s.
iNsrthwest quarter; west hafbf northeast
fyame bss " one f esa f tifss u asa nSti1INsss
narter qf ssgthNsst qpaI1tsf eq 9TH;
northeast quarter OF section, twepty;,seyep;l
ldtstw6, three, four six ind south haif OF
s ss gssisE rgEt s sf asts4
Southwest quarter and northeast quarter Of,
section twenty Eight; 1of seven. eight, mine
and south hA9 of southeast quarter ofsees,
ti0n fweffty snfne Tots One, five, six, eight
south hall IL sectiSh nnabsr thirty Three Rec
HssI h q ,Ss lgee .d seSa F1 s
huff ef gg99atheast arerterSf section nl.nssr9
thirty two; lot three Of sections thiyty 1tiiree:,
all in township number twenty three, Of
range number fetFtsep, spsYisb Of BosAier.
Louisiana, and containing in All one thous-
and eight hnadped lend ninety -fepr " 100
1854 47-f00J acres.
Sold tqsspay t3xes<and c0sts tdue,o9ssiA;
land for three years, as follows:
Stats TIT a. tss 50 dss md Ess q e
kssss sse s aas IssIass flss
GrEatpr 81 Aoe'A fee.;.. RIA :-s.sis9s R %
E,rso,syl ss.sssi s9ad gss.li ast sT q
IsrWs 9f''sa11es fcbsf SR,s15 WA, asii =
ro4 seoaiq paHlasf N b es.,sst'f e. C
ynn r . VII llshy .sagnuio MIA = d
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Tax Collectors Sale, ~
Percy Baker, Tax, Collector.
Unknown Party. MOI;

10 sFelix ]. lBraden, tnfaaior IA hoe .'s Z
Is me IL Mt Five stizaa. i ~ fseSr'ii n
il n. rs MssSsssa S III ESsssE
H. s.' aed hls ls sIe f ia
yithiH t. t1T Asss, hss q fass sss iss
fs| ssriB ssg sss, town
skoSthTest dasfser 81 southwest p quarter
Saa .re ssssH Vest quarter u sspsiHksssl
southwest quarter; Northwest quarter o.
porthcast aaaaa spuaAewEt salaeFtnr N
northeast quartet d section twcnfy-one
west half sufxportafSst nasyee efs sectiel
twenty-eight west half of northwest quar-
tar and sEests md fof stlsAna qnnpeFe1
section thirty: west half of west half q
section thirty one; westshaH Of sUua h wes'
quarter of section sixteen, township twenty
ssIss' asass ssssss ssi IT.
siana, and Containing in. al one thousan,
osis iiundfed and ninety tffsO) acfesss 70
Sold to pay taxes and costs due On y, SAY
land aa follows safss assssss SsaEsss WIS F
State Tax for 1874. IS 9
Parish Tax for 1874 ls...as !ssas.s ga
Notice and Tax Collcctor'A Fee 2
Recorders and Auditors FEES a...a.s Q
S SE,ntss! "a az s9o'' fes,s x,,l,,r sst
orotaI.s.g!! saai gai sl.snsassy !
d Terms q saA 'aac FfhkRdY Skier. eliti
IaV lsnItpPfnr-
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III n TzllssTIFTTU CT ,v5EfE Wi 5Ssi
a,a.e stay sSa1eS. : al laido
! STRAY aSALE.s w.al,s

leas ytSgRsAAsFs sALEs sseaentl
Sd sstsss ss ssD1 E Ag s sks III s
day Of March, 1875, and Will he cold 70 the
Ii aheAs SSlaefsfor easb} III Behevus Louis-
lana, on Saturday, the 3rd day. of July,
lN5,sS cefsa5i sanaf rel 'fsSrse hboat ten
years old. When said horse came to his
pfeafiises ne ,s:is thSdai N around. ~ hssfft0
e1he,SGneris squesssdss Tome forward;
pFGye propsttS, mi i3nas s,ts h
dhprrlAh y efr2e.a1gh alyan dlsls.1R "
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V.s,sstfys UeknoNpRaxk Nos8;an vi
eet FeKx J. Braden., curator ad hoe.
II NJ 81 law, I have sefissd, IL recording
in the Recorders office Of, Bossier parish.
State Of Louisiana, and will proceed to sell
at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, ut the Court house door. in the
town of Bellevue, fS0iifsiana, between. the
hours of eleven o clock A. n. and 4 O'Clock p.
N, on Tuesday, the 18th day of June, A. D.,
1875, tBefolIowing described lsi9l tSsyit II
The southeast quarter and southwest
Quarter of northeast qp$9 etsef sectinn ninn.
Der thirty four t3il, township number TWEEN
tn 1901, u2l. kEsi1a Il 3sss
The norfE west quarter Of Southwest quar-
tor Of ssectiCHs nun aaktntt0iEe lzy); Of
township number twenty three t23) of range
number fourtq.n an ,HIl bhgimtbes parish
Of Bossier, Northwest Land District of Lon
isiana,9 snd scputsinine gtAs0 hundred add
thirty-niie (239) acres.
SUD ~ pay taxes and cdsts due efsiasut
land, as follows, to-wit:
State Tax for Is54se LlsfKiliiiss$l o.
Notice and aid Wax e Gs;oiiiee,sss sses1oo = q
s sass'a Ns.s ,ss ssfss, tstnea - 90
prisssss a "a aHGf ,Hai ssiiIanois g
Total, ,snglesa o
Terms of Sale-Cns
sid odt 30 FAe M A edi,saisrf
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