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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November 20 Evening.-Money closef
al08s Governments active and better: new I've fT0
II States quiet AID nominal. Louisiana consoll
Cotton closed dull; sales GIL bales n iddlinp nm
lands II l6c; Orleans Hdc. Con solidated net re
ceipts ID $50 bales exports to Great Britain 70 42o
pa g. u Frsn nee 10 1874 bales continent IA SO:
Stocks dull. better. Sub tire asury b,lancer gold
e54s723 S4; CUR ncy s42,s 1893 344. The snb-trsas
toms rece pts S92 .OOO oN'
Flour without important change; very moderate
export and home trade demand Southern activs
and unchanged. Wheat firm; moderate export
and milling demand and good speculative inquiry
81 l2h al l2ai for winter red Western; 81 IS for
demand for export and homo trade; 53kc for new
ungraded Western mike d. 60c for old yellow South
ern; Sske for new do on dock; sac for new white
Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar quiet and very firm:
SI0lotc for fair to good refining. Molasses-New
Orleans in moderate demand; 55a6oc. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Talow lower; 81 0saic Rosin
and tnrpentine steady. Leather firm. Wool Qliet
and firm; Ttxas l3d2ac. Pork very dull; mess
$l6 87h. Lard higher: prime steam ~ 10 OlO Csc
Whisky dull ard nominal: 81 0Sh. Freights with
out decided change
CINCINNATI, November 2s.,Flcur steady ard firm.
heat nImei; not quotably higher. Corn in coed
demand; ear 80 14oc shelied 42044c. Oats STEADY
Rye firm 7od7lc. Barley in light demand and firm.
kettle 10 4O0l062kc Bulk meats firm; salt ten to
wenty days shoulders SO d6c. Short rib sides
ss0sc; short clear sitts held at sac, ali loose.
Sales OF long and sbOlt clear sides boxed exc De-
cember 20 Bacon quiet; shoulders TIC; clear rib
sias: shc cirsr sides loic Green meats steady
Butter qu,et and unchanged: Hogs steady fair de.
mand and heavy; SIS 8OO5 IS.
CHICAGO. November 29.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat unsettled; z. naraily higher; No
Chicago sprIng l5h0l is; No. 2 do 81 l3h q
lSa cash 81 ~ Dscembsr 81 ISL al ls.
demand and a shade higher; 44c cash, 43Ac Janu
aIy, 43sc December Oats--Light demand and
Rye firmer; sc. Barley steady and firm; 66k 067c
ca y. &c Reeem6er Pork active firm and higher
airy; Lard-Actve demand and higher; 97O09. 7Sc
casb; 9!'Ac January Bulk meats steady and un.
changed Whisky 81 O6.
ST. LOUIS, November 29.-Flour-Low medium
extras d. and shade better. Wheat firm: de-.
m aHa fair No. red fall 81 q; No. do 81 26ko
Oats No. 33033hc. Rye easier at 66h 9S7c.
Barley firm and unchanged. Whisky quiet 1t
.! o. P.rk dull at SIS IS. Lard frmer at gac
a a.ded; s saIk mi meat, unsetted 0sS N97S
sides Bacon easier; ~ al 9k09k and ss:a aHc
for shoulders. clear rib and clesr sides Hogs &C.
tive; fair to good packing s56U05 IS. Cattle duh
and unchanged; little doing. "uN
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COURT RECORD.
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1876.
Auper,or District Court.

Superior District Court.
State ex rel Lord Cecil va. Board Q
| acknowledgements of L. e. Binuse
Return Of account of counsel of defendant
dismissed with leave to file an answer.
NJ. Lsnnes vs. C. Williams.-Privat,
markets !Msgazine) Rule for contemp
discharged defendant pureing himself.
| Louis Fisbel We. city of New Orleans.
George c. N0rcr0es VI. same.-Rules t.
erase mortgages on property purchased a
| tax sales.
William P. Green W.. city of New or
leans.-Demand for assessment and taxa
tion to pay claim of $743 IS dismissed Will
plaintiffs right to pursue other remedies
reserved.
Superior Criminal Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carrying concealed weapon - William
Barrow.
MIsrRIAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sewell Nichols, in
dicted tor embezzling tax money while EN-
plOyed as clerk in the Office OF A. j. Red.
mond, State tax collector of the Fifth
District.
Perjury-Christophe n Wilson, indicted
February IL, 1876. on the charges Of:
1. Perjury, on the twenty-seventh of Au-
gust, 1875. before the Second District
Court, in the Halpin succession case. 9.
Perjury, on the twenty fOnrth of December,
1875, in the same case. 3. Perjury, on the
twelfth of January, 1876. in the same case.
The indictment alleges that accused
falsely sw0re that he was, in June, 1869, a
Justice of the peace in Crittenden county,
Arkansas, and that he, ae such, married on
the twenty.t third of June, 1869, Patrick II al
pin to Ann Bennett Dalton, and that he
swore to q marriage certificate issued By
him relative to the above marriage.
BY consent, the jury was allowed to sepa-
First District Court.
INFORMATIONs.
Assault and battery-JOsephine Taylor,
Anne Jackson. Whey Green.
Assault with dangerous weapon-Caro-
line Nepperborough.
N0LLE PROsEQUI ENTERED.
Assault and battery-Joseph Walsh. Peter
Horragon, Amelia Gordon, James White
Henry Weeks.
Petty larceny-Bill Davis, alias Chicago
Bill, Thomas Smith.
SENTENCED.
Peter Albert, petty larceny, two cases,
guilty of assault and battery, four months.
Second District Court.
Milton V. Doullut asks 10 be emanci-
pated.
Succession of Michael Cassidy opened.
Fourth District Court.
BY request of Judge Campbell Judge
Lynch will occupy the bench OF this court
during his temporary absence. The rule
hour during this time will be from ten to
eleven, and cases will be taken M at twelve.
Desiree Greg0ire We. Louis Bales and J.
Tournelli, his surety.-Petitioner alleges
the lawful keeping of q private market at
the corner of Roman and Customhouse
streets; that defendant has sued him in the
Superior District Court and obtained an in
junction against his pursuing his business;
that both defendants conspired to injure
him, and prays for damages Of $4,000.
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Ancient Treasures.

An inmate of the Old Ladies' Home. AZ
Newark, New Jersey, has handkerchief
with border Of ancient thistle lace and an
embroidered royal crown in one corner. III
is claimed that this handkerchief was held
in his hand by Charles l, of England, when
he was beheaded, was picked up by wit.
ness of the execution, and passed into the
possession of the old lady of the Home. 1t
can be traced back $50 years without any
will of the family as q valuable relic. In
the same city painting by the famous
Dutch artist Van Ostade has been discov-
cred in the collection of gentlemen who
was ignorant of its value. 1t represents
Christ before Plate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
by TELEG CRAP H
THE SITUATION.

The eouth Carolina LeRisfafure.
CHARLESTON. November 9-The Re
pubIicap HOuse was without quorum IN
che IN orpipg. The Senate is discussing con
aarrent resolution passed by the honss yes
terCav to 90 into caucus for State Omcers
ne Democratic House is in secret SEES
sion. The Secretary of State replied to
The committee he had surrendered the cleo
trou returns to Mackey, Speaker Of the
Republican House. The military still gar.
risou the State House. The Supreme Court
met and adjourned without transacting
any business. the lawyers being engaged
masking return to the habeas corpus case
vi the Board of Csnvsssers to Judge Bond,
United States Circuit Court. The Ser
aaant at Arms of the Republican House Is
engaged in looking up absentees, without
> success SO far.
A missing member was brought in, giviD
the Republican House tifty-uine, whereupon
the committee on elections appointed yes
tardsy submitted report, seating i've Re-
publican members from Barnwell county
The Senate, v hich seems to be recognized
Nv both houses, adopted q resolution, ap-
pointing twelve o'clock Friday TO commence
che canvass of votes tor State officers, and
adjonrned to that time.
Barr's Political Digest.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-The post
master question in Oregon is undecided.
Florida hangs on two returns from Baker
county; the first, regular, giving the State
eo Tilden; the second, Irregular, giving it to
Hayes, with twenty-nine counties other
questioned.
There are two lower houses at Colum bia,
one composed of sixty-four Democrats and
two Republicans, the other of tfty-eight
Republicans.
There is pending before Judge Bond a
habeas corpus in favor OF the canvassers
committed by the State Supreme Court for
contempt, and before the Supreme Court OF
the State rule for counting the electoral
votes.
The main question before the Louisiana
Returning Board seems to be how not to
get returns
The Reralds special from Columbia says
three republican Senators will vote with
the II Democrats, making deadlock in that
hcdy. Three excluded delegates from
Edgefisld and Laurens have good chance
for admission.
The Democratic House appointed a COM
mittee to inform the Senate that the House
was organized and ready for business. They
also appointed q committee to obtain re-
turns for State officers.
A special to the New York Post says that
two Hayes electors will not accept cert
Hoates from Governor Chamberlain, of
South Csrolins.
The Republican House seated the five
members from Bsrnwell county by vote
of IS to H. Certificates for these seatS had
been issued regularly to the Democrats.
Taking Evidence.
TALLAHASSEE, November s9-The board
IL taking evidence with regard to the
Frauds in Alachus county. One of the
three members of the county board swore
that he was cognizsnt of frauds by the
Republicans, aud would not sign the re.
sarns. The Democrats produced other
witnesses who wore that the returns did
not accord with the tally kept. The de.
tails are not indicative of the results.
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WASHINGTON,
Capital Gossip.


WASHINGTON, November 29-The depart
ments we're generally closed at noon till
Friday.
Secretary Robson has returned.
The President is busy with his message
and only admitted Mr.. TAFT.
A1ackenzIe's Fight with tho Cheyenues.
Aspecisl dated on the field, with General
Mackenzie. November 90, saye: Figh ing
all dsy The village contained 200 lodges
and 500 wsrriors The camp was at q war
dance when Mackenzie attacked. The In
dams took to the rock. whence it is diff
cult to dislOdge them. We are camping on
the battle ground, though hostile guns are
flashing from behind hundreds of bushes
The volunteer Indians behaved we'll in the
charge. but sfterwArd became Indifferent
to any thing but plumber. We captured $50
ponies, and killed about twenty Indians.
We lost one lieutenant, one corporal and
one private killed, and quite q number
yvOSYn (lad
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LOST.
II 0ST Or MISlAaI

OSI OK MlSLAlD.-THB PUBLIC Il RK
y, Hce3oer, iS1S drawn by tho un tersgued TO ba
'or G ,or $500 payable one year after date Will
mortgage by act before Abat, notary dated samss
Witi ESQ my pochet-book containing the same
1890 WI 90 10 and other papers OF no value Lost
;mWsy night. 4 reasonable reward for their
immediate return will bs paid by
,oo, JANIS DESBAN
Oe-oNi ho'o No. l01 Louisiana avenue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
BY Placide J. Spear.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON JOHNSON STRRRT
IN TIKI THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD DUPONT.
Second District Court for the Psrish of Or,eans-
No. 81 86I.
BY Placide J. Spear.

by PLAClDE j. SPEAR, AUOTTONEHR-
- ONCE No. 46 Royal street. THURSDAY, No
vember 30, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streeta,
ny virtue and IN pursuance of an order from
the Hon. A. l.. Tissot. judge Of the Second District
Court e tor the parish Of Orleans, dated October
u, i876, for account OF the above succession
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with al the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Third District of this city des,e.
ma nated by the Nos 1853 ahd 1854, in square bounded
DY Lapeyrouse, Prieur, Laharpe ard johnson
streets. on . plan made by Louis Bringler sur.
veyor general. April 49, 1888. aud deposited in the
office Of Hagues Pedesclaux, then a notary 10 this
city: Said lots Of gIo.nd aejoin each other and
measure measure french measure each 30 feet trout on
improvements en- lot No 1853 consist of two small
gallery cisern. pivies, etc. and on lot No. Isl IL
> small house OF two rooms cabinet Cistern.
Piivies and gallery and q back buldipo ~ to
ste. P.iNieS,
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act OF sale before John L. Laresche notary puhlic
1t the expense of the purchaser '"'Ao'
OCT NOS 10 II "a %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30

The following, called a conundrun, is
published to encourage . young author.
who is not well: When young man deter
mines to solicit the hand Of a young lady,
to what parish is he goingi To Attak-a.
paw. of course.
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OFFICE OF TEE REPUBLICAN,
thursday, Noyem Der 80, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

| Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn. for New York
| Steamship New York. Quick. tor New York
| Ship Kentuckian. Mostly, for Havre
! Spanish bark x Marco Artan, for Liverpool
German bark Victoria, Plessehtein, for Rotterdam
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
| Steamship CITY of Mexico Sherwood from New
York, via Havana and Mexican ports. to J
Witherspoon-2d district 10
Spanish steamship Emiianr, MendezOna from
Havana, to Avendano Bros-3d district 80
Steamship More an City Read, from New York to {
| whitney &co-Algiers
TENDER II, to master4th district
German ship Gustav ard Oscar, Kremme, SIS days
from Bremen, to KremmelSerg &co-4th dis
Schooner B Locke. Schreiver. from Ruatan Island
to Grande-2d district 7
Ship A Thomson Thomson, from Bremen Octo
Der 6, to Ocean. Zerega &cO-POint
British ship Queen OF Australia. bowling. from
Dundee September g. to master
Norwegian ship Louise. Ball from London Septem
Der Is, to Ocean, Zerega &cO-3d district ~
Danish bark Louise Larson, 6' days from Malaga
Austrian bark Arno, sopps, from London, septem'
Austrian bark, Nimrod, Gerolimich. from London
September l6. to msster-Point
Norwegian bark Vesta, Thorsen, IS days from Rot.
terdsm, to Ocean, zerega &co- district 2s
STEAMBOATS,.
Golden Rule. Shinkle, from Cincinnati
CarOpGelet Hicks, from Memphis
Fleta, Brou, from DonaldsOnville
Blue Wing Nos. Comstock, frem Houmas Plant
Isabel. OPry, from Lower Coast
Belle Albert, HOtard. from Bayou des Allemands
Annie E. Rolls. from BaratarIa
Robert Young, Daniels, from Washington
BELOW COMING UP AND WAITING ORDERS.
Norwegian bark Wichelin Gynther, Ostland, 60
days from Bristol, for orders, to master
Bark MOrland. EmanuelsCn, 20 days from London
to master
EXPORTS
NEW YORK-Steamship New Orleans 1912 bales
cotton 80 bales 2483 bbs moasses SEQ bbls rice
go oranges ABS bxs oranges 241 bdls hides
NEW Notwithstanding New Yofk-50l bales of
cotton S0 bags wool 234 bales hides $685. dry hides
$50 bdls hides sol hhds sugar 1882 bbls molasses =
pigs sundries
HAvRE-ship KentucAian-3S57 bales cotton 5000
slaves
LlvERPOOL-Bark X Marzo-2G39 bales cotton
2o65 ska oilcake 1000 bbls rosin
kOTTERD an-Bark Victoria-l2t0 bales cotton
$50 slaves
IMPORTS.
MEXICAN PORTS-Steamship CITY of Mexico
225 lunches bananas 81 bales hemp 80 bags coffee
Is bales sarsapalilla bills honey 10 bales ystle
SKIS gum 1861 hides pkgs specie
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
ClNCINEATI-Steamer Golden Ruie-4os bales of
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JULES BEGON.

HENRY BALLARD, UNITED Stairs GOV.
- kRNMRNT CONTRACTOR. AND DEALER u
public patronage in his line Of trade. A wen q
sorted stock is .lways kept on hand, and will b
without delay from the feed warehsuse, No. IS Ppi
ton street and No l0l Peter street. near lafayette
ofSt. Denis and Washir gton streeta Consioumenfs
solicited d will be disposed Of to tho ~
advantage Of, usignees. Quick sales and prompt
can be given jyM1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
Succession of william Barne,.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans. No. 81 995-Notice is hereby 1iven
to the creditors of this estate, and to ali Other
persons herein interested, to chow cause within
pave or can, why the account presented by M
sarsh Barnes testamentary executrix Of this
and the funds distributed in accordancs fhsTe,
with. e'"0o 'ueAe'
BY order of the Court
no1a ~ de3* FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
Roll in riches.
Roll in riches

The Bishop of Manchester recently re-
marked that Lord Bacon was right when
ne eald that little science might make q
=, man an atheist, but larger knowledge of
IL brought man back to God.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
AUCTION SALES.
By o. Valeton.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON VICTORY STREET.
ASDREAS II. A. KOHLHAAS VS.. CATHARINA NJ
uRUBE EFT AL.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
Nc. SO 967.
pY o. VALETDN. AUCTIONEER-OFFICH
- Nos. SO and IS Magazine street.-SATURDAY
December 80, 1876. at twelve O'clock NJ. will be
sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
on Royal street, in mpliance to an order from
the Hon. A. L. Tssot. Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Or cans dated November %
1876. No. SO 967 of the dOcke. Of said court
A LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, suuAted in the Thir ]
District of this city, i j, the square bounded by
Victory, Frenchmen, Elysan Fields aud Moreau
SIRE said lot measuring "a feet front Victory
street by a depth of l23 feet, between parallel
lines
Terms and Corditions-Cash. Taxes for ths run
ming year, payable in 1877, to re pmed by tine
purchaser. Ten per cent ~ be paid at the moment
Of adjudication.
Act of sale before o. de Armas, notary public.
1000 deg Is % 30
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FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS ANn
KKY WEST.

FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WHIST.
United States Mail Line. ~
steamships &
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, WILMINGTON
MARGARET, EMILIA
<1SA The Now Orleans, Fiorfds
@ and Havana steamship Line
X&&1& will dispatch one OF the above n1ss
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Week.
Touching 1t Cedar Keys and Key West, and con
Meeting with steamers for Tampa =
through bills Of lading issued to all points IN
Florlda including Tampa, and to New York, Charles.
ton and Savannah.
SPleLdid passenger accommodations, and through
tickets given to above p0ints
office. A -
For freight or passage apply to
L K: R0BERTS. Agent,
No. lN Common street
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NISOEL,LAHEOU0,

NOT1CE.-HOLDRRs OF COUPONS OF VIA
cent the same ct our Ch3ce far payment, in 80
apce with ovd nspce No. BIAS. A6ministrst,on
sies adopted BY the Council Of the city Of New
leans, November 20, 1876, ON and after Deeo0bo1
The bonds must sccomnany all the coupnnA
kA0kR ELLERMAN CO..
no3O a. No IS CsrOndolet sfranf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
Succession of James Ward.

SKCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 80 $685. Notice Is hereby aiven
sons herein Interested. to show cause within Fan
hhays from the present notification. if any they,
lave OF can: why the account presented by Mr.,
should not be homologated and approved, and tie
Iunos distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the Court
nO2l Is 30 FRANZ pAcp I'd rv.-,
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-Tbe sales to-day were confined to 5000
bales at irregular and easier prices indicating at
the close q loss of yesterdays improvement. We
resume Mondays quotations ard give also the
figures AID report OF the Exchange. a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
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BANKS AND BANKING.

CITIZENS, SAVINGS BANK.
~ GRUNKWALD HALL
Does not discount commercial panar 0onAr..
Itself strictly to the receipt and care Of III III
SAYINGS A detailed statement Of assets and
Interest SIX PER CENT from date Of deno:it
Director:- l. 0ubernAtor Thomas Hassm" r.
W. Burbank, n. Bonner, A. g. Badger.
J. L. GUBKRNATOR, Presddent
"' 0esne1' my6 "
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ENO YOU NEED MONEY

Cali At the corner of st. Louis and DzuphiuG
streets; No. los st. Louis street and lO4 Dauphin
street. Ali kinds of SECOND HAND GOODS bouehf]
and sold, Furniture, Ladies' aud 0entlemenls]
Clothing. English. French Spanish and Germaaa
Books bought. Will call at residence. send Letter
through postOffce.
ccl7 ly JULES BEGON
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NEW ORLEANS

OFFICERS,
D: URQUHART, President.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, First Vice Presidens
THOMAS ALLEN CLARKE, Second Vice Pres,d.n..
re AHLES J. LkeDS, Third Vice President.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams, 0eorSa Ion..
Thomas Allen Clarke. John a GairS.
CHARLES J. Leeds, Chrisfisn Ncrr.,a
samuel Jamison Carl Koh, sA1SauSS'
4 Moulton, l. RaU
+ 4. PAlffey, DAVID nyrrS.,4
Interest allowed on deposita
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MARIAS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF REINECKE VS. ROSALYE CELLES
AND F. REINECKE FOR PARTITION
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 80 1874.

RY O. VALETON, AUCTIONBRR-OFFIC7
~ Nos. SO and IS Magazine street.-SATUR.
DAY. December 80. 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ. will
be sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Secon d
District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated No.
vember u, 1876 No. 80 1874 OF tie docket of said
court
TIE DWELLING HOUSE, situated in the Second
District Of this city. in the square bounded by
Marais St Ann. Dumaine and Where streets. on q
feet inches IN depth between ara lei lines.
Terms and C0ndtions-One third cash. and the
cured by special mortgage and vendors privilege
bearing eight per ceut per annum from day OF
sale until paid the building TO be incurred, and
the policy transferred to the VENDOR five DER cent
attoi ney's fees n case Of suit The taxes OF 1876
payable in 1877. to be assumed by the purchaser.
Ten per cent Of ADJUDICATION price to be paid at
the moment Of the ssle.
Act OF sale before o. de Armss, notary public.
nO30 deg Is 20 30
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MONEY TO LEND.

The METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS RAyx
n., No. IA Camp street,
WIZ make advances on MERCHANDISE GOLD
ano slLVERWARk, DIAMONDS, JkWELRY, etc
month. fO- ~A' P0A
oc25ly I'D. VAN HORN. Cashiar