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The New York herald., 1876-02-08

mercai paper TO be had is small The following are
the rates OF exchange New York at the undermen-
toned cities to-day Savannah y premium; Charles
ton par 4 premium; New Orleans, l16 discount TO
par; Cincinnati, 75c. TO 81 discount ST. Louis, roc
discount, and Chicago, 75c discount
Foreign exchange steady Prime asking rates,
ass and 4 s9H Selling rates, $50 s5N and SO.
Reichmarks, 955S 95H and 96l 965S. Cables o671.
Prime Paris 5.13X and SIX.
GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 112Z and closed at 112s all the sales
Of the day having been at these figures. The rates
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

GALvEsroS Feb. T. 1875
Cotton dull rai'lng i2tc; low mddDs II 5Sc. good
ordinary Olac. Net receipts. 2.69S baios Exports TO
Great Britain, 5.3; coastwiss 55o Sales sos Stock,
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

The sum Of 5000 coin and $4s, ooo bullion was
shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $1S7 900 gold
five-twenty bonds.
Revenue receipts to-day. $500, 900
Customs receipts Observation-Disclosures. 400 900
Bank notes received 100000
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

EUROPEAN MARKET.
LoNpoS PRODUCE mARKEr.-LoND0s, Feb 7-Even-
oil, f96 f97 per ton.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

$1,000 n Y S Us, b |, r..
5000 Tenn SIS, n s.....
10000 Nj a ST p con S {
1900 do.
20OO @ A n W c G < b.
10000 do. .b3
1000 Fl 4 S j S's, con
1000 Ced + & NJ LIST.
1000 Det, M 4 Tol lst.
1000 do.
25OO0 Un Pac RR LIST.
1000 Har LIST, rs, c..
5000 do.
5000 Cen Pac gold D..
1000 G Pac LIST, 5 j b
1000 Clev a Pitts 4th
10000 W I'm Tel c, 1900
1000 Ind, B a w LIST.
so shs ID 4 II Can. -.
100 Quick NJ pt. b c
100 krie Rk. be
I5D0 West II 1el b c. .b3
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

6e low %adas Hnsni sdas e' ll The sss:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
Louisiana. FALL M

i We learn from q friend that two
prominent citizens of this parisil-one
classed as Last Ditch Democrat, the
other as Conservative-who have
just returned from extended tours of
the North and East, both express the
conviction that Hayes, and. Wheeler
will certainly be elected. This belief
is becoming more general aud more
positive all over the country, and all
the signs in the political sky point TO
its inevitable realization. The agri-
cultural aud commercial interests of
Louisiana are too deeply involved in
this contest to permit her to be ar
rayed upon the losing side. If we
would have the protective tariff upon
the staple products of cur soil anlaiH-
tanned if we would have the aid of
the general government in keeping
our leyees in a condition to, protect us
| from overflow; if we would receive a
fair proportion of the appropriations
for internal improvement is, ETC., We
must fall in line with the victorious
Republican party, elect a Republican
State administration and send Repub-
licans to represent Us in the national
Congress. The, experience of the past
| year-tLe policy of the Democratic
House of REPRESENTATIVES, ought to
convince the people of Louisiana that
they have nothing TO gain by a Dem
ocratic victory, and much to lose by
a Republican defeat. Let them cast
off the petty prejudices OF section
race, class and party, and adopt thai
plain course which is dictated by
ieyery consideration of sound policy
and the advancement. of mutual in.
terests. This is, to join the Republi.
can pllalanx which is moving forward
| to certain triumph IN November.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
POLITICAL sTRAWs.

The New York Republican, State
Committee organized with Hon A. B.
Cornell as President. ,..H
New Jersey Prohibitionists indersed
the nomination of Green Adams aud
selected an electoral ticket. q
= The Iowa Democratic State Con-
vention met ut Des Moines and nonii-
mated Fl. H. Stubenrauch for Secre-
tary of State. - s
The Democratic State Convention
of Colorado, which assembled at Dem
YER, August 81, nominated Belo NJ.
Hughes for Governor and F. NJ. Pat
terson for Congress. ,!Aaaa
Hon. Jere Williams has been NOM
mated for Congress from the third
Alabama district by the Democrats
Cnlonei A. Fl. Hebert is the, Dem
ocratic candidate in the second district,
and Gen. C. NJ. Shelly in the fourth
district. .s,.s HqgU.i sE f44,.
Ex-Postmaster. General Jewell was
chairman of the Connecticut Republi-
can State Convention Which met at
New Haven, August 30. The presi
DENTAL electors at large are Thee. D,
wolsev. ex- president of Yale College,
and Mr.. Jewell. The old State ticket
was renominated.
The nominations of the New York
Democrats are: For Governor, Ho-
ratio. Seymonr; Lieut.. Gov. VIM.
Dorsheimer Judge of Appeals, Rob
eft Earle Canal Commissioner, OAR
ins A. Ogden: State Prison Inspector.
Robert Fl. Anderson: Electors from
State at large, Dewitt c. West and
John Kelly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
Another change Of rulers has takel

Another change Of rulers has taken
place in Turkey. The cares of gov
eminent and dread of assassination
weighed heavily upon the mind of
Murad Khan, and lie was incapaci-
tated by bodily and mental indispo-
sitiou from performing the duties of
ais position with any degree of zeal
or success. III consequence Of this,
the ministers proclaimed Sultan Ham.
id, heir presnmatiye to the throne, as
tile Emperor of Turkey; tbG
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

tilIn conseq of his candidacy for
the Office of Governor, Hon. s. B.
Packard last week transmitted to
Washington his resignation as United
States Marshal for the district of
louisiana, a position which he has
filled with distinguished efficiency
aud uniform integrity during the past
seven and half years. President
Grant has named il lit successor to
Mr.. Paekard--J. r. 6. Pitkin, Esq, a
gentleman of pre-eminent ability and
Aigli character, who has for sometime
occupied the position of Appraiser of
Merchandise,ia the New Orleans Gus
4Om-llouse. ,s.5 so a.i as Gi.I
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
vo1TmB yI,ANUMBBR L. J

Thes last Issue of the CHIEF COM
pletsa it's eth volume, and with the
present number our little journal en-
tiers upon the sixth year of its publ
cation, under auspices quite AZ. favor
able as those of any former period.
A retrospect of the past year affords
us much cause for self-gratulation and
little for regret, as regards the con-
duct of the GH1EF. The relations
maintained with our patrons and the
brethren of the press have been, al
most without exception, amicable and
satisfactory. Our subscription list
and advertising patronage have slow
ly but steadily increased 4; we trust it
will not be deemed egotistical on our
part to ascribe this to the consistent
effort the CHIEF has made to advance
the interests OF the people among
whom it is published, to furnish o
comprehensive record of foreign and
local matters and events of interest,
to betIuthfuland dispassiOnate in the
discussion of all questions editorially
considered, and to the fair and impair
tial treatment We have sought to ac-
| cord to friend and opponent.
The CHIEF will continue in the path
heretofore travelled, emitting no OPP
! portunity to serve the public inter
ests, advance the ends of justiceiand
the cause of equal rights, or to fulfil
! the mission of |" wide-awake home
newspaper" @ d sa
Thankful to our patrons for pas
favors, we solicit continuance thereo
and the patronage of those who hay'
not heretofore been numbered among
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
QUE PARISH TICKET.

I'D VUh i AAASh 4AO2AAH -
The Republican parish nominating
convention Assem- hled to-day with .
full attendance of delegates, effected
harmonious organization and selected
the following ticket: ...-
Representatives-F.F 0BB, G. H. HILL.
Parish Judge-HENRY o. MAHER.
Clerk of Court. Z. BENTLEY.
Sheriff-PETER A. JONES.
Recorder-W. w. BUF0RD.
Coroner-J. j. SULLIVAN, JR.
The nomination of Police Jurors
was referred to the executive commit
tee, and the central clubs directed to
select the candidates for Justices and
Constables of the various wards.
The ticket is an excellent one, and
fully justifies the expectations of the
best friends of our party. The candi-
dates are all capable and of reputable
character. The convention is to he
congratulated for its good work which
viii inure to the credit and greater
triumph of the Republican party.
The resolutions of the convention
warmly indorse the Republican ma
tional, State, Congressional and Judi
cial nominees; declare for contin-
| uance of peace and good feeling in
Ascension, freedom of political opln-
| ion and utilization, and protection to
all alike in the exercise of the rights
1 of citizenship. Ff go =,
The minutes of the convention will
be published in our next issue.'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
Despite the frantic and persisten,

Despite the frantic and persistent
entreaties Of the leaders of New York
Democracy, Mr.. Horatio Seymour
positively declines to head the folorn
hope Of the party as its gubernatorial
candidate. Mr.. SesmoHr has been in
delicate health for Q long time and bis
physicians insist that he shall refrain
from the exertion and excitement
which would attend his participation
in a political canvass. With, their
most popular man, the Democrats of
New York could not defeat the adj
miralle candidate of the Republica II
party; the deciination of Mr., Sey-
mour otfly teuds TO render the Repub-
lean success more certain aid over
whelming. ~ "
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
Registration Notice.
z OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION,
stxT $3.50 Parish of Ascension,
Dan LII snnuilI.a Anrllst Dc lS16.


istet 49, Parish of Ascension,
.ersff Donsldsonville, August &c. 1876
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Books
IN of Registration for this parish will be
opened ut the times and places hereinafter
specified for the purpose of adding TO the
registry upon personal applieatont, the
names of all qualified electors not registered
in 1874, and for the erasure from the regis
istry of the names of all persons who have
for any reason become disqualified us eiec-
tors of this parish since October 70, 1874:
At the eourt-Hoase. Donaldsonville, from
aIanaay, August IS, to Saturday, September
At A., Genazzini's store, third ward, Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday,, Sept 4, 8, O..
At the second ward School house. Sniake
Bend Thursday, Friday aud Saturday Sept
| IA aud O.. ,..st.s..,h EssI .e-s
Il. @. Landry store, first ward, Monday,
Tuesday. and Wednesday, Sept; II, y -.
/ Deminique's store, first ward. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Sept. Id, Is. 10 .
II Dutch Stores. eighth ward, Monday, Sept.
| Is, to Friday, Sept. y, both inclusive,
At Alex. Meyers, eighth ward, Saturday,
| Sept. %. .
T. p Landry;sa BALLROOM, seventh ward,
Monday, Sep IS, to Thursday, Sep. y, inc.
| Solomon Baflnon's, seventh ward, Friday
and Saturday, Sept. % and 30. ~
Linwood place. sixth ward. Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. ., 3, !, ;,
! At Washington School-h0use, fifth ward,
| Friday and Saturday, Oct. 6, va
| s. E. BraId's store, fifth ward, Monday
and Tuesday. Oct. ., TO-
Marehand place, fifth ward, Wednesday,
/ Oct. IL, to Saturday, Oct IA, inclusive.
| At the Courthouse, Donaldsonvflle, Mon
tlay. Oct 16, to Friday, Oct, "a. Inclusive
| at the latter date registration will finally
close. and no certificates will he thereafter
| issued. s.vst ~
I2 P. NJ, TO p. NJ.
LOUIS LEFORT,
tySupervisor of Registration for the parish q
4
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
There has been heavy fighting al

There has been heavy fighting at
and around Alexinatz during the past
ten days, and late advices assert the
capture of the city BY the Turks, who
are said to be marching on Belgrade.
Relations between Russia and Turkey
are assuming a threatening aspect,
and it is feared war may result. f
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

Hon. Charles Roman. son of the
late Gov. A. b. Roman, and brother
of COL. Alfred Roman of st. James,
died in New Orleans on the 18th nj
timo. He served as Captain in the,
Orleans Guards during the late war.
and was member of the --A-a-s.ss;s-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-29

DESIRABLE DWELLING PROPERTY.
ON KRATO AND BAROuuE STRRkTS IN THR
FIRST DISTRICT.
succ.ss'os OF MRS ELLEN WALSH.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3o,ll0.

RY c. e. GIRARDEY, AUcT1oNRER-
- Once No. 81 Camp stTeet-SATURDAa, April
%, 1876. ct twelve O'clock NJ, ct the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. in the rotunda OF the 1T
Charles Hotel. in this city, win be sold at public
Anction, By end In pursuauce Of IN order from the
Hon A l. Tissot, judge. Of the Second District
Court for the parish a Orleans. dated the twenty.
entitled sTeoe'esn, the fonovins described prop.
i: 4 cBaTA1N LOT OF GROUND situated iu the
First District of this ely, and in the squsre
bounded by B sroure, Clio, Carondelet and ErAto
strees, measuring IS feet II inches ~ lines front
on Dar0nne street, by 1T feet 10 inches S
lines IN depth between parallel lines; togeth.
er with all tho imp ovements thereon, com.
prsing the neat frame cottage dwelling desig-
z ANOTHER LOT or POR ZION OF GROUND
situated In the came dhtrict and in the square
bounded by Baronae, Clio. Oarondelet and krsto
gt1eets, and mt assuring, in American measure,
A feet 10 inches lines front on Erato
street. BY So feet IL inches ~ lines in depth,
between par allel hnes, together with all the i'm.
pr0vements tn reeD, comprising the double two.
story frame dwelling Nos 227 and 229 Erato
street.
Terms-One thisd cash ON the spot, balance At
one and two years credit for notes specially se.
cured by mortgage and vendors lien on the Drop.
erty. bearing all the usual clauses of eight per
cent per annum interest, i've per cent attorneys
fees IN event of suit to enforce their payment:
improvements to be kept insured by the pur.
chaeers and to transfer the policies to the extent
Of the notes to the holders thereof and further to
assume the payment Of all the taxes for 1915 over
and above tho price Of adjudication.
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before A. Hero Esq, notary public.
mh25 apl Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-29
By Auguste Faisans, Administrator
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR FAISANS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO 49s.

No. SO ,493.
DY AUGUSTA FAIsANs, ADMrS1srRA
- TOR-To be sold on SATURDAY, april 20, lt76
It twelve o'clock n. at public auction. at the
Merchants and AucttOneers' Exchange, on Royal
street, between Canal and Custom house streets
by order Of the 6on. A. l. Tissot, Judge of the
dated March 20, 1876, the following described
j. 4 CERTAIN LOT Oh PORTION OF GROUND,
with the buildings an improvements thereon, sit
uated n the First District of this city, in the
fquare bounded by Tchoupitoulss. Common, Maya.
zine and Grayier streets. designated ~ the letter
on plan deposited il the Office Of E. g. Colts
chalk, notary public as plan No. SO; which lot or
portion of ground measures Is feet inches front
on the line toward Magazine street; 30 feet 5
inches in depth in the rear; thence - feet toward
Common street, thence feet inches toward
Magaz inc streer; thence feet toward Common
street; thence feet inches toward Magaz ne
street, aud thence in depthI Get up TO Common
IA CERTAIN PIECE Or PORTION =
GROUND, situated in the FIRST District of this
city, in the square bounded by Julia, ST. Joseph,
cording to diagram made by Hugh Grant, sur
veyor, annex.d for reference to al act of s. Mag.
Ter. notary public. on he tenth of May, 1866, lis
feet sb lnehe- front Oh New Levee street lis feet
lGt inches front on Fulton street, 1875 feet I
inches IN depth on the line toward Julia street,
and l26 feet 81 inches in depth on the line
toward ST. jose phi street and being composed Of
the whole OF the ote designated by the Nos. IS to
20 inclusive. on q plan known as J. A. Boards
other Improvements thereon and appurtenances
thereof and all the rights, ways and servitudes
thereto belonging.
Terms--For the property irstly described, one.
half cash, balance in one year, for notes divided
TO sui4 the convenience of PARTIES in interest,
secured by privilege and mOrtg age, bearing ght
per cent interest from date payment; tde build
ings to be kept insured for amount OF the notes,
ana policy transferr. d, the purchaser to pay at
tarneys fees fixed at five per cent, in of suit
the OBJ isation to insure and the attorneys fees to
be secured like the notes. and he purchaser TO
assume the payment of taxes, p3S BILE after the
first OF January, 1876. For the property condiy
described cash.
ACT OF sale before C. T. SoDiat notary public, No.
las Roya street at purchasers expense.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-29
SUCCESSION OF EOYAL 4. PORTER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or!ea1 ,
So. 30 So.


DY PEAClDE j. SPkARs AUCTIONKht-
II. 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, viii be sold q. publ
auction at the Merchants and Auclionee1s' e.,
change, ROYAL street. between Canal and Gu
tom house streets by virtue and in pursuance o
an order from the Hon. A. Tssot. judge of ths
second Di strict Court for tie parish of Orleans,
dated april g. 1876, for account OF the above sue
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND toget er
Situated in the FIRST District Of this city in IT,,
square comprised within Canal, Baronne. Com
men and Dryades streets. designated as the lots
Nos and IS, as per pan annexed to the act OF
sale from the State of Louisiana to the SAID r. A.
Porter deceased. of the twenty fifth of May, 1854,
No. measures % feet front on Canal street, by
l20 feet in depth on the division line of lot No. 4.
100 feet in depth on the division line Of lot No. 2.
and % feet wide in the rear, alley II feet
wide, exc aiding from Baronne to Dryades streets.
Lot No. Is measures % feet front on said alley, 26
side by lot No. a. the her side by lot No l6 and
in the rear b lot No. Is, and which lots in
mon with o her .ots, entitled to the use of said
alley and the rights and privileges thereunto be-
longing. The in prOvenents consist of the splen-
cid new three story brick building with lion
column and ornamental front, subst antially built
in modern STYLE and in frst-rate repair, and
known by the municipal Nc. i7a Canal street. The
property is sold subject to leaae xpirng on the
first OF October, 1876. at lomIns rent.
q A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, stu
ated in the Second District of this city, in the
square bounded by Canal, Gus tcnlhouse IRENE
and Franklin streets designated SO lot No. l6 on
plan of L. Il. Pile deposited in the office of Charles
Fortier, late notary public in this CITY, as plan
No. l. Of book OF plans No. l. which lot measures
rs feet inches lines front OF Canal street, by la
ieet in depth, between parallel lines.
Terms and Conditions-One-t third cash, and the
balance q credit of one two and three years,
for notes Of the purchasers aud iAdorsed by them,
bearing eight per cent interes. per annum from
day OF adpdics ton until final payment, with spe.
cia mortgage and vendors lien and privilege or
the property sold; the buildings to be kept insured
in q sum to be fixed by the executor, aud policies
fel red until the final pay ment of said notes,
the clause OF five per cent fer attorneys fees in
of judicial proceedings for the recovery Of the
payment of said notes. or any portion thereof, and
all other clauses. Purchases will be required to
make deposit of ten per cent on the amount Of
adjudication at the moment of sale.
Acts Of sale before Theodore Guyol, notary pub
lie. at the expense Of purchasers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-29
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARGARET REARDON.
Secord District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 90, l28.

RY C. e. GIRAROEY. AUCTIONEER-
D Office No. Camp street.-SArURDAY,M Maybe,
1876 ct twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, rotunda Of the St. Charles
Hotel. will be sold 1t public auction. by and in
pursuance of order. from the Hon. A. L..
Tissot. judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated March %, 1876, and rem.
dered in the above entitled matter the following
described properly. to wit
CERTAIN LOT. OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city, and in square
bounded by ITALIA, Erato. Locust and treret
urlng 81 feet front Locust street by 100 feet in
denth, as per plan of J. 7. Brown, surveyor,
dated March 81, 1876, exposed at SALE Said lots
are improved with one story frame houses, etc
Terms-One third cash; balance at one and two
years credit, for notes specially secured by mort
gage and vendors lien the prop .rty sold bear.
ing all the usual clauses of eight par cent per
annum interest from the day OF ga until insl
payment. five per cent attorneys fees clauses
policy of insurance transferred aud the purch aser
- assume the payment OF the taxes for 1916 over
and above the price of Adjudication
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before W. J. Gas ell, Esq, notary puulic.
att Is % 20 my6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-29
IMPORTANT SALE ASD VERY LONG CREDIT
OF TwANTY-FIvE LOTS OF GROUND, STU
ATKD IN THE BEST AND MOST FLOURISH.
ING PORTIONS OF THE THIRD DIsTRICr.
SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL DR FERIET.
Second District Court for the Parrish of OJleans-
No. 50, 1877.

DY SELLE & MALOCBEE, ARMAND
ID SELLE, Auctioneer-Ofice No so Royal street
SATURDAY., May 6. 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ. ct
street, between Canal ard Customhouse streets
der from ne! aoasA: I Tl..ot judge Of the SEQ
I6fs Of situated N sSs Third
Louisa. Dauphine, Burgundy and C!ouet streets,
designated by the Nos. and On plan made by
Afhqr De Armas surveyor. dated April 3, 1876
"a lo1s n1 aH ING each - feet front on louisa
IS Of in the same d.src,
Of this city. in the square comprised within
st. Claude, Narais, Pauline and Independence
On Plan made 81 3: J. Morsi on Il the thirty =
and Auctioneers' Exchange, according to which
plan said lots measure - follows: Lots Nos. and
measure each 80 feet 10 inches : lines front on
st. Claude street. BY depth of ll3 feet inches
line; lots Nos and measure each 81 feet front on
NJ: forming the corner Of St. claude and Jeanne
3. EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, in the same dis.
trct of this citv, in the square comprised within
designated by the Nos. to H. inclusive. ON the
aforesaid pl.n according to which plan lots Nos.
to eight, inclusive, measure each 20 feet inches
line in depth, lot No. forming the corner of St.
aude and Jeanne streets; lots Nos to II, inclu.
sive measure each 81 feet front on Jeanne str ct,
by ll8 feet inches in depth lot No. IL forming the
corner Of Jeanne and Marsis streets.
T. ELEVkN LOTS OF GROUND, in the same dis.
trict of this city, in the square comprised within
Jeanne, Urquhart, Viilere and Pauline streets, des.
ignated by the Nos. IL to % inclusive, on thu
aforesaid plan, all of which ans measure 81 feet
front on Jeanne street. by repth of l18 feet S
inches lines lot No. IL forming the csrner of
Jeanne and Where streets, and LOT No % forming
the corner of Jean ne and UIquhart streets.
Terms One third cash, and the bal ancs on a
credit of one and two years. for notes of the pur
chasers secured by mortgage and privilege on the
property sold. bearing interest at eight per cent
per annum from day of sale until final payment.
and ten per cent attorneys fees in case of suit;
the purchasers to assume and pay over and above
the amount OF their bids the taxes payable in 1876.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before Theodore Guyol notary public.
ana Is % 90 my6