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New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

"Sweetheart," and atom Cobb by Mr.. w.
s. Gilbert, produced at this theater on the l7th ns'
have pleased the public and will maintain theft place
mere until further uotce The first. delicate bit Of
comedy illustrates fidelity IN love; The second an cx
travagan piece farce affords constant CLEANS Of that
grotesque humOr for wlich-Is in the wel-knOwn
Bah Baads"-Mr. Gilbert "a distinguished The two
together-pretly set Mr. stuarts stage, and neatly
acted by his stock company-varn the feelings by por
traya OF beautiful ideal and cheer the mind by comea
incident and language. The bin is notable for s sym
metry and its pesenment here has met with merited
favor
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic States, rising barom-
eter north west west Winds cooler and clear weather
Fnr tbe CUFF states, rising followed by slowly falling
barometer westerly ~ southerly Winds warmer ana
clear weather. . ,,,,
rising barometer warm sOutherly winds. shiitlng 10
colder west or north partly cloudy weather ana IN the
latter occasional rain.
For the lake region, rising bar0meter southwe to
northwest Winds stationary falling temperature ana
partly cloudy weather .
For N, Middle States higher barometer cool north
,rcsf ,rinds backing sOices, and clear or
Nor New England, falling followed by rising baron
eter warm souherly Winds veering to cooler westerly
threatening and rainy succeeded during the afternoon
or night, by clearing weather.
Tie Ohio River will rse.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

The "Hon." Fernando Wood dscOursed in
Eew-York on Thursday evening on the necessity Of
image burst itself with laughter. NewHayen Journal
tBep.l
We should naturally suppose that the mere
understanding O the fact that the solid south means TO
take possession would suffice to rouse the whole patriotic
sentiment OF the country against dangerous move
nent And we believe it will.-TAlbany Journal (RepJ
The views of Gov. 1ilden on the Southern
question present YondrOus contrast TO the repulsye
doctrine OF hate and prescription preached and practcod
BY the Republican party from Grant down 10 the most
obscure whisky tHoi IN the country Louisville Courier
Journal (Deml
The Democracy have everything to encourage
heln and nothing ~ cshedrten Let them work yigOr
ousy and systematically to the last moment and they
will emerge from the conflict with brOws crowned with
publican Deml
The City OF New-York and Long Island
should be erected into State, and the rest OF New York
should be relieved of the responsibility Of the contamna
Hnch % - ,o,'1d tf,o' I. .I,T - ls,o,
oehee Journal (Rep1
Let us hear a little good Republican talk
about Gov Hsyes letter Of acceptance This Is the real
platform the party should stand upon Reform, hard
money basis, and p~Aee at the South Untl we do get
peace IN all sections the cO4utry cannot expect to
PfVsper-l Indianapolis News IN }
In his Rock Hill speech, Gen. Wade Hamp-
son sad When the 7til OF November comes, the old
nag OF South Carolina will be ruling South Carolina"
tnls elevation OF the Old palmetto banner tho flag Of
ee United Statos by eecng Tilden, who believes IN the
Repl
All over the country there is but one express
on OF opinion al the inaDy OF bayOnct order lnmSna
non has gwen way Ia surprise at the folly Of the crime,
and We venture 10 predict that without securing sin
se electoral vote for Hayes In the South 1t will make
more votes certain for Tdcn IN tie North than any
oher element yer brought into the canvass Baltimore
G~zetts (DemJ
=. The assertion that there is any large defec-
aon OF German Republicans IN this State, utterly
Without foundation. Aside from the question Of loyalty
we positions OF the two parties on the common school
question bind the Germans to the Republican party II
ths intelligent Americans OF Wisconsin AS true TO
conscience the G0rmans the state will roll up hand
some majority for Hayes and Wheeler Milwaukee SEN
tnel (RepJ
We have lately observed in THE TRIBUNE
LNo or three communications, apparently written by
.elni0rned persons. alleging that the State Commit
oe OF which Mr.. Cornell Is chairman, II remiss in the
business Of organisation and canYassng What does IL
meant Are 10 infer that Mr. Cornell IL so soured by
kH failure 70 achieve the for Governor that
ne wiling tho party shoald fail in the national con-
tst In he that kind OF man and Is that the temper
q others Of the friends OF Senator Conknga IL so the
Republicans OF New York Will nave st greater reason
ulAn they have had before TO dstrust them-fBOs
ten Adyerttser Ctep1
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
MYSTERIOUS DIsApPEARANCE.

1t was reported at the Police Central Office
yesterday that Philip Otmann wealthy German Of the
firm ot Philip Ottmann n Co. OF No. 81 Fulton Market
had disappeared Saturday night, and had not been
seen since. Mr.. Ottmann visiting at BroOme and
Essexss that evening and At O'Clock started for hs
residence at No. 800 East Fftocnthst Since then he
has not been Although wealthy hc had only
about $40 with him whciFc disappeared. lie carried
gold wa'ch aud chain, hut they not valuable
superintendent Wang Will take every In his
power 10 find the missing merchant general alarm
sent 10 all the police stations describing Nir OFT
maun aud 1t is hoped that tidngs will bo gained OF him
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

PRINCETON, Oct. 2l.-lhc annual humping
raccs Of the boat uf Princeton College VIII take
place at Wednesday and Thursday, oct. - and
oct. 20. Everything bids fair for good aud cAcns
race the all good order aud nTc trying their
best to make this regatta the most successful ever rowcd
Many changes have been made in cuc boat The unfoe
nate Freshman OF last ear, who were 50 greatly
disappointed Ia not being able 10 participate on account
of siokncs, in their In the Freedman al sara
toga viii have Glance 10 let people see Of what
material they are made The Freshman crew Of this
year, Notwithstanding the shortncss Of the time they
have had 10 practice now In good condition rs
could DE expected. The will undoubtedly De cN-
citing one The following Is b., of the several crews:
CLASS crew Of '77-C. Green, bow. T. Campbell No p J..
O'Ii benny, j. =. " lilmsun No. John Ely. 40 D.
H T. NcOll stroke and captain Glass crew of ~ j. q.
Thurstun. II. Hess. No &. G.. Clark No. . l. J.
Van Icuucp No. r. ,. kafgc \. II. stevenson, stroke
and captain Glass Crew ~ ia MyllV. bow, J.. Pres
brly. 80 &. IL. Dodge, NO3; L. T. Gilman, No 4. r.
arkn f., No l.. Katzubich. lr, StToko and captain.
Glass crow 'sO-E. n. NicO, bow and captan W. H.
Pryor Alex. Gran. No 81 II. = lISinp0Od, No ".
:. HarOn No. A. McIafcn, stroke. j. e. O. y. sc. J..
Stevens, bow; &. D. Bennrt No .; II. B Thompson. No
T. < McCamont No. a. VIM Burgess. No D. II. =. Enos.
stroke ana cdUiain.
The single scu takes place Thursday Oct. 20.
Mr. X. f. KaTge OF '7S and Mr. H. katzcnbach OF 10
tho only men that have thus far entered
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
TONY PASTORS THEATER.

Mr. Pastor has made a valuable acquisition
TO his already and various company by en-
gagng the negro character actor John Hart Attention
TO the exceptional talents and Dir ery Of this performer
has often been called in these columns He is OF the
most amusDgy comic persons the variety stage. He
made his appearance at Tony Pastors Theater last
night The variety troupe here assembled is conspicu
ousiy strong. II includes d. Newcomb, G. W. Hunter
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
MISSISSIPPI "soLID" FOR TILDEN


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: My judgment is that the Republican
VIII lose this state Intimidation forms, yio
cnce and Ostracsm have already accomplished the pur
pose making good the promise of solid South" th,
Democracy. would send TO you accounts OF murders
and whppings OF Republicans which here almost
daily did not believe that the people OF the North were
already tired OF reading them. What your South Caro-
lima correspondent says OF his State applicable this
We pray earnestly for the election OF Gov. Hayes which
would bring peace pros pery. and good feel
ing to this distracted country am much pleased with
the earnest and hearty work which TIE TRIBUNE ia
doing for the OF freedom and Justice, but
times vince at your criticism OF Ben Butler. We
how regard him down here sort OF savior. and wish
among the other Republican his standOh
for Ben Hill, Tucker, Singleton and KuOtt very
spectfully JAMES j. SPELNAE.
Jackson, Miss, Oct II. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Oct. 23.-Capt George +. Belknap
s ordered 70 command the Navy Yard At Pensacola Com
mader Robert BOyG Is ordered 10 Temporary command Of The
Despatch; Lieut. Elwar X Moore Is ordered 10 the Coast
Survey Commander Frederick Rodgers detached from tho
command OF te Despatch ordered report tho
ary OF 9 Treasury for duty Light house Inspector OF the
Eleventh District Commander j. T. McGensey detached
from the command Of The Pensacola yard on Nov and
ordered 10 continue on utv 10 that yard Lieut. James Frank
In detached from the survey steamer Oedney and
placed waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
NIBIO'S TUEATER.

Spectacle attracts crowds at this theater, and
the Of old daysis repeated The snowy scenes
chanca maryels, marches of gayy deckcd nrls and
plos Of numerous ballet naturally captiyate the fancy
Of the Centennial pilgrims present in "A multitude in
New-YOrk. The spectacle of "Baba" receives dramatic
illustration at the hands OF Yinng Bowers j. W. Jen
nings Samuel Glenn, Eliza Weathersby Pearl Eytnge
Lulu Jordan and Others and ia presented in much bar
baric splendOr
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
nosroN INSURANCE. on TIE wREcKEp wnAIERs

BOSTON INSURANCE on THE WRECKED wHALERs
BosTON, Oct. 23.-'Ihe following is the BOs-
ton insurance on the NcwBedford whaers lost In the
Arctic:
Mlnufacturers'-on vessels, S30.5G2; on catcLings.
$4,000.
WashingtOn-On vessels, Sf2037; ON catchmgs,
81 800.
Neptune-on vessels, S22,3l2; catchngs, 5000.
China-On vessels, III $50.
New EnglaDd-On vessels, SSiJ7; ON catchings,
$4,000.
Boylston-On vessels-$27 S75.
India-On vessels, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
OPERA ROTFEE.

Mile. Aimee made her first appearance last
night at the Academy Of Music in Oenbach's bright lit
tic opera, La JOle Parfumeuse" Her acting. usual
was full Of life and spirit and she sang, she always
does, very excclenty. she well supported through
out and she greeted by large and enthusiastic
house She appears again tonight in the role, OF
which her song AS pretty picture" Is Of tho
leading features and Wednesday night she will sing
in La File dc Madame AngOt."
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

EAST LIBERTY Penn, oct 23.CArrLE-Recepts since and
udDg Friday last 81 OF through stock and J3
fer sale here all 1867 head making the total 0r the week
4,J5S hcaG supply light: 30 far very little dong in tno
wholesale trade mostly to retail butchers quOtaOcl
HoChEecepls. 1850 head total tOr The week, 2fO20
head Workers held at 50 5OaS1 70 Plladrlphias $50
pG 2J.
Receipts. 1900 head total for the l44Co
selling a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PUBLICsPIRITED REQUESTS.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 23.-Thc will of the
Hon. T.. c. ]. Smith, filed for probate to-day, leaves
$4,000 TO tho Home for Aged and INDECENT Mothers,
$4,000 the Cumberland County Law Library. $4,000
TO the Now.Iampsbre Historical Society, and 10000
to Phillips Academy. Exeter, where he was educated
besides other smaller beQuests.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

the Minnie G. Williams, Jennie Engle the DAILY Brothers,
and many others It ia changed from week to week. so
s TO secure the element Of freshness essential in this
order of encrainment and 5r Tony Pastor appears IN
every performance Matncos given here on Tuesday
audi
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
While Pnrker,- GlnSer Ton

While Pnrker's Ginger Tonic suhlues irritation % the
stomach ad bowels n l. equally cc1cOus IN Us eject on o
lungs A. tor coughs Colds aud Sore throat IL Is lth
excerpts superior % any and al Others iespC0n;J
taken hourly will cure tho worst cold in Two days No one
ai.ord be without Ask Druggist 10 gc IL FOR You
IiI,,O CO.. Phane eceutcIl aud Manufacturing Chcl.ss
1853 MIiam.st. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Oct 23.-spanish Gold. 223%0223. Exchangs
quiet on the United states 90 lays currency, 4d32 is-
count; short sight 22g2 discount 80 Gays gold a. =
premium short sight 6l207 premium Sugars-NO sales
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
M.fRRlED.
DODGF F-TAINfAGF-

DODGE -TALMAGE-In Brooklyn. Tlgur4lay. oct 70. BY
the Rev. A. l. Van Nest, D. d., Mt Francis T. Dodge -
Ma-iarn Talmage daughter Of tAe Hon T. Van pes
Iamagu, al OF that city.
WETSELI-SEYMOCR-O Thursday 49, AZ tbs
Church edeener, Brooklyn by Rev. George r. Soy.
mour ID. D. Harris r. Wetsco. indianapolis Ind, 70 Mary
Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

science SnOuI0 De DfOuShC 10 Dear on ali the
ordinary operations Of life. II has already reached high
degree OF perfection regards taor. In washing ant
bathing. Taticuarly in the OF chldnn nothing
beyond b I. BABHrTs BABY SOAP II II perfectly plre,
and delicious 10 the touch when used ia every
thing that can bs desired for bath aud toilet.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PROymESCR r. J., oct. 23-Priniirg Cloths dull at
4La4c. for G4GGi STANDARD and Extras without any
pOrt3nt sales.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
CATTLE MARKET.

WILMINGTON y. c.. oct 23.-Sprits OF 1urpentne stea
al .Ic ECsn tim I'll 80 for strained Tar steady al 81
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
TRIBIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rtV trntaoi
horizontal Tine ~ lnhr, hight OF
thr n,onr white line the oscillations of the
u,rI DARING those hours
The fall In the 0f pressure yesterday presents
remarkable feature There Is no noteworthy change
temperature or humidity. with so low barometer sew
ernl hours must elspse before return to pleasant
weather.
For this city and vicinity continuance OF storm with
greater violence Is be expected IN the morning,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

DIED.

al Nodce, Of Marriages must be iedorsel with la!I
ndms and address
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

ceeded by cooler and clearing weather and pTobabI
followed tomorrow by fair day.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
OF NETWORK.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN 1876
REPUBLfCAS STATE COMMITTEE.
FlFlH AVENUE HOTEL tEW YORK.
TUESDAY, orr 2I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
Ev G. e. G;rerdey.
VALUABLE FIRST AND FOURTH DI5IRlCl
PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION CT JOHN T. EsCkMAN.
Secord District Cour. 10Y the Pa.-sh Of CE.eans-
No. &C AIS.
DY e., E. GIRARDEY. ACCTIoNE
IN Of ce No g Caup stree. -SATCRDAY.

DY G.. E. GIRARDEY. AICIIONEER-
D once No. s. Camp street.-SATCRDAI FEB
ruary 49, 1876 i've We O'Clock NJ, at the 81 EnaI.es
Auction Exchange, the ro,undA Of the st. Charie
Hotel in this city viii be sold 1t public auction,
BY and in pursuance of An cr9es from he Ron:
Tseo 16ge Of The sse on oo OF
uary 1876, ard rendered in the above entitled sue
cessep the following Described properly; to W.T.
the First District Of This city. and in the square
bounded by ST. John the Baptist, Religious Orange
and Race streets, designaied Is ,ots Nos = ana
on plan by Joseph Brll,e. dated December !. is4e
deposited IL tie otice of P Lacoete late Rotary
in this city. Sad lots measure eacn 81 rect u
inches lines front On Race street. by 6 feet II
inches lines between parallel lines; together
with eli the improvements thereon or tIeleAo.C
belonging, two story frame dwelling, designated
by the No 20 Race street, reSt 10 the corner Oh
. ACERraIS LOT OF GROUND, on the ba..are
of Fsuhourg Livsudais, now the Fourth District O.
this city, and il, the square bourdsd BY Seco nd
Levee ard Third streets and the public landing;
said lot is designated by the No. 20, on plan by
Moelhausen, dated the tWerty's:11h G. ieosus Y
tsry pubic; said lot forms the corner OF Second
street and the pail landing or Water street, arc
measures IS feet Inches me front On tEe pao;it
landing or Water street and e1tends back T. The
boundary line of ,ot No. having depth and !roE'
OF Second street Of IS tee., and aeptn OF Iot 20
10 of 70 fee. inches Lnes, and Is feet Incnes
lines width in the rear. Together with ali the in-
provements thereon, OF thefeunto belonging. com
pris:ng substantial two,story tr.ck building COZ
feebouse and dwelling k!tches, cktern' e-c., pop
lary known az Georges House.
Terue-Cne- half cash; aiAIce at twelve months
credit for notes specially secured ov mortgage AT
vendors LEN OF the property sold, BEARING al ne
usual clauses OF eight per cent per annun lnceres
from the day OF sale Unit! final payment, .he
mortgage to contain the i've per cent ATTORNEY
fees IN event OF SUIT to enforce payment OF tr'
credit portion. the .mprovements to be sept n
sl,reC by The pure aser and transfer Of tie polio,
TO tie vendor and assume the taxes .oc los owe
and above the price Q: adjudication.
Acts Of So e at the expense O. tie purchasers.
icIG y 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
By Mash q Hodgson.
IMPROVED CARROLLTON PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. FRANCES ANN KENNER

SUCCESSION OF MRS. FRANCES ANN KENNER,
WIDOW OF GEORGE CCRRIE DUNCAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 38.lss.
DY NASH & HODGsON-w. I. HoDasoN,
d Auc.ioneer-(fice No. 10 Corondelet street.
On sAruRDAl February ls.s At twelve O'clock 4
the basement 1otunda Of the St Charles Hotel,
in this city, by virtue and il pursuance Of an order
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans dated Octo-
Der IS 1875, docket No. 49, se, for account OF the
succession Of Mrs Frances Ann kenne1. widow Ct
George Cur1ie duncan, at public auction, viii be
i. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
Situated w.us II the town Of carro.or this State
the square bounded by Clinton, Lower Line
Greeve, OF Eulthe and Second streets, ana des,g'
mated as lots Nos II TO- inclusive, Of square No.
"a A. as per pan made by XoeihauseIi, surveyor.
dated October, 1896 deposited IN the office et L.
Herman late notary in this city; said lots acloln
Second street. by $50 feet in depth between pa1a-'
lei inee lot No. II forming the ccrner OF Lower
'' p a PORTION or GROUND, situated in the same
square, No. "A a. and designated by the .et:er e.
on diagram made by Jn5es g: Dtss1 eorsego y,
lots Nos IS and Is, comprised within the line OF
&, G. D and 90 said diagram, and measuring ~
inches on the line OF a, D, being the Givisoa LIE
of lots Nos. II, 10 and 70; said square "a oetrg
bounded by Clinton, Greeve, OF Bar1he, Lower
3. PORTION OF GROUND. together with re
| buildings ard Improvements thereon, situated n
the same above deserted square, aud aeloln ng
! the property sbeve described, being the rear OF
the lots designated by the Nos. Is and a. on the
above MENTIONED plan by Moeinsusen; saic 20!
ton of ground measuring as per diagram by J. 9.
Dreux, above referred 10, 90 feet inches on me
line dividing it from ,G:s Nos. 70 ard a. 80 feet
inches the line 0; @. No. u, and 60 'eet OF Tue
CURED by the said late M,s. Duncan, by purch ase
at ca e made on the fourth day Of Al1;!, ls11 by
the sheriff of the parish of Jefferson.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act Of safe before n. Z. Tcise, notary public. at
tee expense of the purchaser, including The ia
due and exigi ole III 1876. jao 10 % leo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON COMMON
STREET. -
Squares OF eE1gSP sTSck Hs I sRs ss7f a
ISTfIE MATER OF MRS. WIDOW BOYLE EFT
~ LIE "A Al vs. IS TIE MINORS BOYLE. o
Secold District Court Tor ne fafsn Oh
Dx MACON. E II son & cozA1BERr
b Paul AHctioreeg-oc ;, ~: s = Csro ,slTs
o'c,ock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, on Royal street. between Custom mouse
and Canal ts II conrs the
Of Orleans, dated December II. 1879, VIII DC soo
at auction. for account Of said estate the ioNoW1hs
THAT VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, No. 1874
Common street, in square bounded by Earonne,
Carondelet, Gravier and Common streets; !os 81
'es. T 1sI! s 80 OF GRouND bounded by Com
mon. Graver and Clark streets and hagan avenue.
3 THE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND, iroEUng on
Tsiemachus street bounded by Geno.s, Graver,
Common and TeIemachus Streets.
ALSO, the following bank and otner stocAs'
Eve shares New Orleans Canal and Banking
twenty five shares Bank Of America.
One hundred sh ares Sr6te National 5ank:
Thirty-three shares New Orleans Gasiisht Com
p.IRIy xh Sa shares New Orleans City Railroad
One hundred and twenty shares Crescent Mutual
S;xtv.txo shsrs FACTORS and Traders Insurance
Company.
Twenty shares Home Mutual Insurance Company
Nine shares Louisiana Mutual insurance Com
psny.
Five shares Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
Nine shares new Orleans Gaalight Company, new.
One City Bond of New Orleans Of elooO.
And sundry Pronissory Notes, Claims ana Ac
counts due said estate, ~ Per scheoule on NE IL
Terms-Cash in United States Ire asuzy notes.
Act Of sale. fer the real estate At the expense q
the purchaser before Theodore Guyol, notary IN D
tic. f~- de22 jas Is ~ 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. ACCTioS SE6Iv
d Office No. 81 Exchange sley-THl kSDA1 !:
January r. 1876, at twelve o clock NJ, VIII De sod
at public auction a. the IessIan.s aau 1n ,s,nn
house aud Canal streets, by virtue and in puisu-
snce to two orders from the Hon. A. L. 1,ssot
Judge of TIE Second District Court fer the pArsn
Of Orleans, dated respectively November ~ 1874,
anu January ?, 1875, ior account ot inc ABOVE SIC
LoToF GROUND. together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon. situated IN
the Second D.stIic. CT THE city making part OF
certain e: Of ground dss,gla,ed oy ne 10 +; u,
ton house and Eieuvi!e streets, on the general
plan of Faubourg IRENE. winch iot OF ground forms
des grated ty tie No. CT q particular Pan cIawn
by Ne sol Foucher, dacec the twenty-tnrd May,
1872 deposited II tine once OF CclaVe oe a.
notary, ard measures. tTe1cn measure, ~ lee !
front on CastoMhouse street., by ~ ieet IN CePtE'
,. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
tire buildings ard improvements thereon, situated
in the Second District Of this CRY, n IEe square
comprised within B!envLne, Irene. Coma snc
annexed 20 An act pa ssed before p E Laresche on
the seventeenth OF January, le.9. ard measurt .
rs feet inches front On Benve street, by u zee.
6 inches Ines deep and front on Irene street OF
which it forms the corner. As feet inches .ines
on rst depth dividing il t1oIn u No z and from
an sliey he tweer said lots Nos. and B. thence ex
tending toor Ines ard measuring. OF another
depth, Il feet II inches ine on a me o.viClns II
from lot No 2 and 29 feet inches VIDE IN me rear
Inc lnsta.asloIs VI 'ne t1'ns ~ ~
the property.
Terms and Cocd:t:ors-Ore-t.Id cash. ard the
balance at one sid two Years credit Tor notes
Tearing interest at tie rate OF eight per cent pei
snIum from date I !! pad. with spee.aI mortgage
cnc vendor lien and privilege: TIE prem ses 10 pe
kept insured and the 20 ey transferred the Cause
of i've per cent attorney fees :or she recovery
payment Of sad Noes n case OF Juuciai pfoceee
Irgs aud a. usual clauses. Ten PER cent on tnt
amount OF adj Indication vii De required from th'
pi.I chaser az the tine OF Sac.
Act of esle before Tleo. Buisscn. Esq, notary
public at the expense OF tie purchaser.
de2J ial 9 IS % %