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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

THE ENGINEER INSTANTLY KILLED-A BAND
CUTTER TORN TO PIxCEs-oTHERs FEARFULLY
INJURED.
CHICAGO, Sept g. 1870
The Tribune's La Crosse special gives details Of a
terrible explosion of the boiler OF a steam
thrashcr working at the farm OF G. J. Jones,
near Chat1eld, Ninn The machine in
tull operation when the explosion occurred.
The engineer Mr.. Lawton blown 100 feet, hts
body breaking Off tree top twenty feet from the
ground. and was instantly kilkd
Charles Arnold tho band cutter. was literally torn to
pieces and portions OF his body scattered all round
the separator william Burnett, the measurer, had
the top OF his head taken of by piece Of the boiler
Everett Jones, the FEEDER had leg nd an badly
broken. The boiler blown distance Of 200 feet
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Gilbert c. Walker, OF Virginia; David
A. Wells, of Norwich, Conn. Senator B. Plait Carpen.
ter Of Poughkeepse ex-senator James Wood, Of Gen.
eseo, n. Y, and General John s. Marmaduke, OF st.
Louis, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Captain James
Kennedy OF the steamship City Of Berlin, and Colonel
j. W. Todd United States Army, are at the New York
Hotel Professor Alcssandro Rossi and g. Vgna dal
Ferro of the Italian Centennial Commission. at tho
ST. Denis Hotel Ex-Mayor Joseph N. Wightman, CT
Boston, is at the St. Nicholas Hotel Major the Hon.
william Le Pocr French, of London, Is at the Clsrcn-
don HOTEL General f. N. Bates, Of Illinois, Is at tho
Sturteyant House Captain Luz de Saldanha, of Bra
zil is at the Hotel Brunswick
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BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 3, 1875
Captain Turtles detectives have successfully worked
up the case of bank robbery in Rensselaer,, Ind,
and have arrested three mcn-James Filkns alias
Martin, Martin Davis, of Chicago, and n v. b. War
ner saloon keeper at Rensselaer,.
The burglars had been for weeks tunnelng
under bank vault and about ready to take the
money, when they were captured. The vault con-
tained about 5000 900 besides valuable securities.
IL IS said that Bill Wray "put up the job," but
drowned before its completion.
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ATTEMPT TO POISON A FAMILY.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 8, 1875
About ten miles from this city, in Cumberland
county Jacob stauncr, wife and I'VE children are dan
rerousy al from the effects Of arsenic placed by an un.
known enemy into a lsh. OF which they ail partook
Three weeks ago an attempt vas also made KIN tho
family, poison having been mixed with food which
ihov At
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RAILROAD STRIKE.

ST. Loris, Sept g. 1876
A despatch from Lcavenworth, Kan, says that tho
nrencn along the Chicago, Rock ls.and and Pacific
Railroad are on strike, tho company having issued
an order all wipcrs, thus imposing double
duty on fremen. Two or three attempts to throw
trains from the track the south western division
have been made, bu, without success. few rioters
have been arrested.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore yandcrbit's condition was thought BY
his attending physicians not favorable yesterday.
Although he suffered particular pain ho some
wha, weaker and restless Among tho callers yester.
day rhuriow Weed and Dr. Deems but neither
saw AIR Vanderbilt. only relatives were admitted "a
tho sick chamber
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED BIZ THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept g. 1876
The resignation OF the following officers bave been
accepted by the President
Assistant Surgeon Frederick c. Ainsworth, TO take
cnec, November TO- 1879 Professor Charles W. Larnc
M,uarv Academy, his commission as 6rst lieutenant
seventh cavalry (ony to date August a. 1876 Second
Lieutenant J II. French, Ninth cavalry to take effect
Anrusi al 1873.
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THE DEVOURNG ELEMENT.
A City Almost Destroyed by
the Flames
SIX HUNDRED HOUSES BURNED.
Hundreds OF Families Homeless
and Destitute.
ST. HrAc.srnn, Quebec, Sept. 3, 1870

ST. HrAcIsrHK, Quebec, Sept g. 1870
A nre broke out in the western end OF this city at
hali-past one F. to-day, and famed by high wind,
totally swept tho lower part tho city OF
istcncA
BUILDINGS DESTROYED
Tho danes down both sides OF Main street. TAX
ing In their the 81 HyAcnthe Quebec and Ma
sional banks the Post oncc Market, Court House, fac
tories and eighty Wholesale and retail At
three p. " the nrc had spread by means of burning
ende 70 the three parallel and burned every
thing up,
People, rowyRLEsa
The people had any thing, and at
p. " 600 houses had becn burned. A steam drc n
gine arrived from Montreal by special at nafpast
ave P. n. but was too late TO be Of much service
FAMILIES HoMELEsa
Hundreds Of families are homeless and without
food.
is roughly estimated at 81 0oo 600 Tho Royal stada
coma Quebec, Provincial aud Royal Canadian insurance
companies heavily Interested.
ST. HYACINrHE
The village Of this name is post town Of Canada
East, capital Of tho county Of St Hyac,nthe the
River Zamaska and on the Grand Trunk Railway,
thirty miles northeast of Montreal The principal
public buildings and institutions the parish church,
ST. Hyacn;he College, the Hospital OF the Sisters Of
Charity, the Congregational Nunnery ana SchoOl Tor
Young Ladies, Station House, Court House. jail and
theatre. Tho college has about twenty professors and
Is attended by above 200 students There also in
the town about twenty and several foun-
dries, tanneries and other manufactures
MANSION AT A PLEASURE RESORT DEsrRoYED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8, 1876
THIS morning nre occurred at Mund Abrecht's
Mansion Queen lane, Falls Of the SchuylkilL The
building was totally destroyed Loss $40 Ooo insured
for $40 900 IN the GcrmanIA
The building with large grounds surrounding Il, was
used for picnics-
sAwMILL AND LUMBER YARD BURNED-LARGE
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
TYRONE, Pa, Sept 8, 1876.
Alberts Brothers. steam sawmill and Jonathan
Boynton's lumber yard, together with the railroad
companies water tank at Woodland. Clcnrned county,
were burned this morning. About l. 000 900 feet OF
sawed lumber and 40 900 pickets destroyed. Loss
on lumber SIS. 900; insured for $500 MILL
$25 OOO insured Tor 50 900 The Are OF nccndiary
origin.
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SYNAGOGUE DEDICATED.

bosroS, Sept 3, 1876.
The Jewish congregation "Shaaray Tehla" dedicated
their synagogue to-day with interesting ccrcmonia,
among which was the dedication Of a new scroll o. the
law presented by SIR Moses Montcfore, of London.
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GERMAN Y.

CELEBRATING THE ANNIvERsARY or SEDAN.
BERLIN, Sept 8, 1875
The anniversary Of the battle Of Sedan was ceie-
brated on Saturday throughout Germany. All OF the
newspapers had leading articles honor OF the day,
almost all Of which remarkable for their tone Of
Cancellation toward France
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ANN ELIZA'S ALIMONY.

SALT LAKE Crrr, Sept 8, 1876
The order OF July 81. 1876, n the Of Ann Eliza
Brigham Young not having been complied with, u
ordered tba, execution issue. prov dcd said
order. and placed IN the hands Of the proper off,
GER who attached about $4,000 worth 4 property
consisting OF horses carriages and other goods to sat
isfy the judgment tor So 600 alimony due plaintiff
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DEATH OF A CANDIDATE.
vDprS AND UNEXPECTED DENISE OF DEMO-

SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DENISE OF DEMO
CRATIC NOMINEE FOR ooSoBEss.
wuKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept g. 1876.
This community shocked inis morning by the
announcement OF tho sudden death OF E. l.. herr-
man, the democratic candidate tor The long term IN
Congress from this, the Twelfth district Mr. Merit.
man was among his friends in social and political CIR
cles until Thursday night, when he was taken sick
his maady, however. thought TO be the result Of
overwork and excitement and u was confidently ex
pecsed that rest Of day two would fully restore
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept 3. 1870
Tho total intcrncnts here to-day we're twelve, q
which seven were yellow fever cases.
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GODS PURPOSE IN AMERICA.

BosroN, Sept 3, 1875
Bishop Gilbert Haven, Of Georgia, preached GEN.
tcnnia sermon Gods Purpose in America to q
dny
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TERRIBLY BURNED.

CAPE MAY, n. j., Sept g. 1870
Two ladies' named Rutherford, who occupy cottage
here and reside In Philadelphia, while out riding this
afternoon had their dresses set fire BY spark from
a cigar ana were terribly burned before the Gre could
Ie xfip hcd
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SEYNOIR'S ATTITUDE.
The Governor Still Persists in His
Defamation.
Contradictory Statements Regard
ing His Letter.
The Convention 10 Be Recalled by the
State Committee.

UricA, Sept 3, 1875
In your correspondents interview with Governor
Seymour this evening the Governor said
81 have handed my letter Of decnation 10 Mr. Ma
gone, chairman OF the State Committee Ny deccn-
son is positive. The grounds of my Gecnation out
side Of all other cons dcrations thst my health
would not permit perform the duties OF tho
Office II elected cannot, justice my
self to tho party consen: take the
position unless perform its duties. There are
many others in our ranks who would command
many, II not more votes than myself"
In conversation the Governor said furiher:-'There
difficulty the situation. THIS is not cam
pagn of men, 1t is campaign OF principle. The
country demands a change The people OF New
York are not going 10 change their votes simply be-
cause the Convention has acted upon msapprehen.
sion OF facts That would DO an insult to the intel
ligence Of tho voters"
THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE AT ALBANY
THE DEMOCRACY STILL HOPEFUL OF MIR.
skYMoUE's CoNsENT--A RECALL OF THE con-
vENTIoN TO FOLLOW THE ULTIMATE DECrINA-
TIoN.
ALBANY, Sept. 3, 1876
Several members of the State Central Committee are
now in Albany in expectation Of speedy settlement
Of the question of the State ticket difficulty There
Of the democracy from all points OF tho State
veyed to the Central Committee by corrcspondcnce
In other ways is decsively and strongly favorable
the continuance OF Hora.io Seymour's name on the
ticket aud hopeful OF his consent accept the
ton. There is authority tor the statement that an
Official and na refusal of the nomination has yet been
made.
THR NvBNTIoy TO BE RECALLED.
In case OF the absolute withdrawal Of Governor
Seymour's the old State Convention would be
assembled by The call Of The chairman OF the State
Central Committee at Albany, or such other place
might be decided upon by tho committee, and tho
vacancy the ticket would be nled by the Ccnven.
ton. The State Central Committee Will not fill tho
vacancy II 1t should occur. The report that Mr. u.
Magone, chairman OF tho State Central Committee In
formed any person that he in possession letter
Governor Seymour officially Withdrawing his
name is unfoundcd.
MIR. AAGoSE IN PURSUIT OF THE FINAL DE-
CISION.
ALBASY, Sept. 8, 1876.
D. Magonc, chairman Of tho State Central Commit
tee returned to Utica by The hapast eleven train
night 1t understood that hS goes receive the final
decision relation to his acceptance declcnsion
from Governor Seymour Nj. Masonc was in consul
taton with Governor Tildcn until shortly before his
departure. Ho Is return Albany tomorrow even-
ing.
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MIR. MAGoSE IN PURSUIT OF THE FINAL DE-
CISION.


LETTER OF DECLINATIoN.
UTICA, n. Y. Sept. 3, 1876.
Mr.. Seymour stated 10 the agent OF the Associa ed
Press tonight that Saturday no placed the draft Of
his letter of declnation the hands of Mr.. Magonc,
tue chairman Of the Democratic State Committee He
has no copy OF it, but it will be published
completed.
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crs will continue without change.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
,omperaturc for the pas, twcnty-tour hours In
oarson with the corresponding date oil last year. IN
dIc.ied by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
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fearful fire. under which the servian hre became
weaker and weaker, and At lass everyone in Bel
grad knows that the Servians have been signay de-
feated
THE LATEST NEWS.
General Tchernayer has arrived at Deligrad with
most OF his army.
Standard special from Podgovtza says-lt 10
stated that xoukhtar Pacha has begun operations At
Husxa The Nontenegrins are abandoning their posi-
tonA Everything 10 ready for operations in this
quarter
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BURNED TO DEATH.
OTTAWA. Sent. q Is

OTTAWA, Sept 3, 1si6.
Tho outbuildings in the rear OF Mr.. Turgons resi-
dcnce we're destroyc by frc this morning and young
man named Frank Carleton who asleep in the hay.
loft, was burned 10 death
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THE PUBLIC AWARDS THE PALM TO HALE'S
IIoNFy OF iioREuouSp TAR "a cough remedy.
PlKE's TooTHACuE DRoPs minute.
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FIRE IN HOBOKEN.

FIRE broke out at one O'Clock in Buschs Hotel
near the Bremen steamship DOCK Hoboken and spread
to the adjoining buildings Tho fro At this hour, two
A. NJ. is still burning.
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A STATEMENT FROM MIR. MAeoNr.

ALBANY, Sept 8, 1876.
Mr. Magono tells the agent OF the Associated Press
here that he has letter from Seymour, but will have
next day definite information relative to
tho
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School SUITS largo stock at greatly reduced prices
BROkAw BROTHERS,
4th av opposite Cooper InsttutA
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AMERICAN ALE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, "NEW
brewing" in pints and hall pints. for iasnily use
JOHN J. STAFF, 10 Chambers st.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY,
PO2 THREE CENTS.

DAILY AND SUNDAY,
roa THREE CENTS
When THE WORLD on the 2is OF July. 1894 raised its
price to cents gold selling in Vail a. 2e2. We
bclieve AXE and sell to-day for
paper than the paper made and sold then for
cents thc people Of New York will back the effort
While London buys ITS eightpagc Telegraph for Eng
sh penny American cents II monstrous
New Workers should be forced pay cents for a
eish, morning cents Tor bright and
entertaining fourpsss Waived con.
Temporary the Sun.
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A-THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway.
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Number uosoo) ten thousand eighteen hundred and nw
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The best tor S5 be finished easily hem
ming handkerchief 57l Broadway and s2i Arch 81,
PHILADELPHIA
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ALL STYLES OF WEDDING NOTES, CARDS, &C,
engraved by A. DEMARIsT. 1872 Broadway. Established
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Average temperature yesterday. 66is
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
"
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages.
JOHN MATTHEWS. Is, sv.. aud 26sh ST.. city.
TO-DAY WE RECEIVED FROM HAVANA TIL
following telegram:-
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| A-PARKER'S GINGER TONIC IS LIFE To TIKI
consnniptve person take without feeling
| yiroratirg influence exertcd hbre.
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
best underg arments. sold everywhere ISAAC A. SIN0kH
solo manulActurer 1Ot Broadwny
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WHY SUFFER With RHEUMATISM, WHEN DIR
FnLERs HHEuMATIc REMEDY will cure you! Depot ~
John
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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~ successful treatment, sent free Drs BROWN STOD
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collection of wideawaLe stirring that will do
excellent campaign meetings Ike hits tho
opposition will bring down the house All giec clubs and
musical organizations should have supply Price 10c
Hayes the True and Wheeler Too. with the original music
OF rppecanoe and yler too the attest campaign song
Price S)c WILLIAM a. POND X CO.. 547 Broad.
way; branch store. 80 Union square, New York
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stucons Tor the successful treatment Of Weakness Low
Spirits Nervous Exhaustion. Muscular Debility and Pro
Decline In Manhood Address author,
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Bv Macon. Ellison & Co.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON COMMON
STREET.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON COMMON
STREET.
SQUARES OF GROUND Is THE FIRST DISTRICT.
BANK AND OTHER STOCKS ACCOUNTS. ETC,
IN THE MATTER OF MRS. WIDOW BOYLE EFT
AL VS.. THE MINORS BOYLE.
Secord District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
by MACON. ELLISON = C G. c4dIsG[sr
street-SATURDAY, January 20, 1876. at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
on Royal street Between an o1er OF the
honorable the Second District Court for the parlsn
of Orleans, dated December 81, 1875, will be sold
at auction for account Of said estate the following
~ That VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, No. 1874
CsronSeet Grsvier and Common streets; lot 90
:. THE sQAURE OF GROUND bounded by Com
mon Gravier and Clark streets and Hagan avenue
3. THE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND, fronting on
Te Tenacious street, bounded by Gonols, drawer,
Common and Teemachus streets.
Also the following bank and other stocks,
Five shares New Orleans Canal and Banking
twenty-five shares Bank of America.
One hundred shares State National Bank:
Thirty;;.hree sha,es New Orleans daslsh' 0''n-
Eighty shares New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany. >,,t,,.,
Si1tytwo shar. FACTORS and Traders Insurance
Company.
Nine shares Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com
psny.
| five shares Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
Nine shares New Orleans GAslight Company, new.
| One City Bond of New Orleans OF BlVVO. A.
Aud sundry Promssory Notes, Claims ard Ac
counts due said estate as per schedule on ME IN
our office. -
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale, for the real estate at the expense o.
the purchaser before Theodore Gny0l, notary pm o
| iic de2l jas is % 20
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Second D:scric: Court for the Par1sn OF CT!ears-
Nc. 81 1874.
ny ROEY & O,CONNOR-N1CHoLAs J.
d Hoey. AuctiOneer-Ofsce No. Is Commercial
piace-SATURDAY, February 10. 1876, ct twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AncfloGeers
Exchange, on Royal street, between CaIai and
Custouhouse streets: BY virtue OF an order OF !ne
of Orleans, dated January Z, 1919, VII De sou
at public auction, in the above emitted matter
the following described property, to wit
/. TWO AND ONE-HALF LOIS OF GhOtND,
situated in the First District Of this city, Known az
bat lure property. in square 10 A, bounced Oy
designated as lots Nos and 8, and the half near
est Julia street of lot No I, as per plan by fnie
CITY surveyor sad lots Nos. and measure eac G
Is ice: inches lines front on each OF Deita eno
F,out streets BY depth of l2o feet INES De-
tween parallel lines; and said hat Of lot NO ad,
measures 2 feet inches 81. lines front on eacn OF
said Delta and Front sCreets, by l25 feet lines III
depth, hetwesn parallel lines.
q TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, s,tHated
n the First District of this city, in the square
bounded by New Levee, Commerce, St. Joseph and
Julia streets des; grated as lots Nos and 7, aud
measuring az follows: Lot No. 8 has ~ feet ~
inches front Julia street., by 6l feet III ncnes
lines in dep.h and lOc No. has u feet IL lncnes
front on Julia street. by 60 feet ii inches IN depth
Terms-One third cash and the remainder at ont
and two years credit il notes of the plrchaseli
| 10 their own order and by them ldcrsed, bearing
interest of eight per cent per a,num TOM the "a!
of eale until final payment, with the penal CLAUSE
of five per cent attorneys fees. n event OF sur
and the purchasers to assume payment over ant
above their bids of all taxes on said properly, eA
ig BILE in 1876. .
Acts Of sale At the expense OF the purchasers
| before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary pubic.
ial6 20 te5 y 10
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Secord district Cour. for tie Parish OF Orleans
No. s., 392.
ny A.H,PONS, ACCTIONEER-OFFICE NO.
ID 90 Camp Errett.-SATCRDAY. January %, 1876,
a.we.ve O'Clock NJ. viii be sold at public auction.
at tie Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, on
ROYAL st.eer, between Canal and CustOmhouse
streets, oy virtue and n pursuance OF aludgnent
rendered by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans on the fifteenth OK
D. cembeI 1875 IN the ABOVE entitled suit, the FOL
lowing described property, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the buildings
ard Improvements thereon, situated IN the second
p:sllct this city, IN the square bounded by u,
su.ires. Old Levee tor Decatur). st: Philip ana
Charities streets desgra ed by the Nos. and o.;
lot No. 5 measures - feet inches front on Ursu.
lines street, by dep+h, between parallel lines, OF
20 ieet and !o- No. joins lot No. S, and measures
n feet inches front Crsulines street, 4. feet
inches il depth AID p FEET inches limos III
width u the rear.
Terms-Ore-Iourth cash, ard the balance on q
credit Of one two and three years to- E0tes secsed
uy mor. gage ard vendors privilege on SAID prop.
erry beating lure-es. the rate Of eight per cent
per auIum from date until paid; Eve per cent at
torney ices n case OF suit OF SAID notes or any
part thereof: the purchaser to keep the buildings
insured for at eaei the amount CT the notes due OF
sad PROPERTY and to transfer the policy OF incur
snce; the purchaser viii assume payment OF Al
taxes payable n 1870. :,
Acts Of sale before 4. j. Where, ESQ.,, notary pub
.c ii purchaser S expense. de28 la4 ii 10 u ~
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AUCTION SALES.
By John g. Monrose.

subdivided into three lots. Together with the
buildings and improyements erected thereon.
known As the St Gene farm. situated in the Third
District Of this city to be sold in lots according to
law aud as per plan deposited in my ofice for ex-
aminatior: said tract being undivided into thirty
Die ces, ali floating on Bayou GENTLY; and having
the measures shown on the said plan; together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Freret, surveyor and civil engineer, dated April
Ia and Nav Is, 1875, and exhibition at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange.
Telms-One.third cash on the spot, and the bal.
snce On credit Of one and two years, in notes Sc.
curee by special mortgage and vendors privilege,
with eight per cent interest from date till paid,
FIVE per cent attorneys fees ir case Of non paw.
inert at maturity, the buildings to be insured
sgainst loss by fire and the policies transferred to
vendors.
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchasers Be-
fore Amedee Ducatel, notary public.
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