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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

ELEoT1oN-At regular meeting
of the Orion Literary Society, held
Thursday evening last, the following
named ladies and gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing term !:
Presadent-Dr. J. G. Gambler.
Vice Presadent-Miss Ella Paul.
Secretary-Rod. Clary.
Assistant Secretary-Miss Mollie
Armstrong.
Zreoselrer-Frank G. Beall,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

Our thanks are due Messrs. c. H.
Walker, VIM. H. Koch, VIM. S. Hob
litzell and Bradford Berkebile for i'm
portant favors.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

UNDER the leadership of Mr.. John
Nickel, corps Of workmen from Gross,
Nickel & Bros Furniture Factory have
recently executed a Job for US which
cannot be beaten, considering the
difficulties with which they had to
contend. The result was prompt,
substantial and finely finished job, far
SURPRISING expectations. We say this
of our own free will and accord, in
consideration of an evident and sue
cessful effort to please us exactly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

We send out number of bills for
subscription this week, to which, we
trust, our friends will give due heed,
A few are for several years arrears.
the papers for which have gone faith
fully every week with the hope that
in some good time they would bring
back the stipulated reward. But the
good time seems to have passed by,
or, rather, has not come. The "bread
cast upon the waters has not reached
the promised goal, at least, not as soon
nor in the way we had right to ex-
pect. We think, therefore, we have
done enough in this uncertain bust
ness. We have no ambition to possess
"the largest circulation in the coun-
ty" on basis which implies "pay or
not, as you like Hence, if the few
who owe us four, six and eight dollars,
do not pay up within the next two
weeks we will strike their names from
the list. This has made people mad
at us, but we risk displeasure because
it seems to cost less than the paper and
labor we buy and mast pay for. AL
together, our bills are very small and
easily paid, and, if paid, will relieve
US very materially of several pressing
obligations. Give US your aid, ant
we will all be happy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17
NOTICE
To the Public Generally.

WE wish it to be understood that we
w signed the petition for the removal of
the gentlemen appointed local trustees of
Frostburg Public School, to counteract, the
action of the School Board, as w. r. Coy
ner informed us it was done expressly for
ous,ing Mr., r. r. Sanner. Our motive
was neither religious nor political, as Coy
ner falsely and maliciously reported to
some of our customers. Coyner made those
assertions simply because after supporting
him and family all winter, when we did
not in the least require his services, we now
refuse to do it any more.
We wish ii to be clearly understood that
he is no longer in our employ, and caution
all persons owing us TO pay him no money
on our account.
Below are some of the business men who
signed the petition, which very clearly
shows the falsity of his statements.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17
FrOstburg, June IL. 1876.

In DEMAND-Rain. Likewise cab
bage plants.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOB ROADS AND
BRIDGES.
Literal, road from Yellow hill on
OF itown road to Little Orleans....... 50 90
Hurry Mann, road from Pennsy lvauia
line to National pise.."............... SO 90
D B BUGGY, road from Town Creek,
road to Pine ridge church. ......... $50 90
Conssr Gross. road from John B. Rob-
inette'sto Williams road near David
Rice's.. .............. 100 90
Peter A derton, Green Ridge road... 25 90
W Kifar, Sulphur Hollow road......... 10 90
James T. Hartley, road from Piney
Plains church to Orleans road....... SO 90
Union mining company tor cost of
wall along county road Mt. Savage. 81 on
John =. Combs, for Jack on road. -. so 90
James Carter, filling bridge on Old.
town road 80 90
&c rye Damn, ,or Bedford road....... So 90
Martin Wolf road from Bedford street
TO Little valley ......-..."."..... 20 90
Jno. Twigg, for roads under his charge "a 90
Francis Msttingly, Thrust n roan...... 80 90
sylvester MattiDgly, Rocky Hollow
road. ........... .......... 80 90
w WiPort.r, Trotter's Run road....... rs 90
P Jewe,t for cumberland and Som.
erset plank road. ...... ................ 600 90
Richard O'Neill, road from Barrels.
vile to FIR stburg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 90
Joseph Knode, road from Frostburg to
L0nac 'niag....... ....... ........"..... 800 90
q Fl nekamp, road fom Homecoming
to " esternport. ......... 1900 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

WITH Mrs. Nelson Beall, Miss Mol
lie Armstrong and Mr.. Frank G.
Beall, we enjoyed carriage drive last
Tuesday evening to Mr.. David Plum
mer's residence-near the Borden
Shaft-a place noted in this COM
munity as the location of two mineral
springs-sulphur and chalybeate.
The remarkable part of the circum-
stance is, these springs are within a
few feet of each other. The waters
are good and said to possess hygienic
virtues.
Messrs. Thomas and Lewis Plummer,
sons of Mr.. David Plummer made a
fine exhibition of English rabbits, of
which they have ffty-four-all sizes,
white, spotted, pink-eyed, etc. They
are very pretty pets, quite tame, and
seem to have the freedom Of the prem
Uses. Out in the clover field they
could be seen anywhere cropping off
the heads, and some of them could be
picked up with but little effort.
The drive homeward was pleasant
after-sundown exercise, and terminal
ed a delightful diversion from the
worry and toll Of business. Thanks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

"LoNG MAY IT WAVE" Mr.. Wine
land erected upon the summit of his
business house on Wednesday, l4th
inst, large and beautiful flag and
streamer. Besides being a Centennial
observance, the occasion celebrates
the first anniversary of his removal
into the present handsome edi6ce.
The flag is 10 by 20, and the stream
er is 8 by 80 feet in dimensions, and
made of the best bunting. The latter
carries Mr.. Winelands name. Mount
ed upon pole forty feet high, the
two afford pleasing objects to view
from all parts of the town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

CHANGES made this week in A
Hole, NJ. Wineland and Allan Lines
advertisements. Mr.. Hole has new
and cheaper goods; Mr.. Wineland
makes his establishment "headquart-
ers and agency for all kinds of flags"
and the Allen Line announces new
dates for sailing. Mr.. F. Miller adj
vertises a public sale and Mayor Jan
dorf calls attention to an imp ortant
matter.
The Committee On Resolutions and
Programme, Messrs. Mason, Sanner,
Ravenscraft, Jandorf and Donahue, are
are reminded of the duty devolved
upon them of inviting the aid and CO.
operation ofthe Mayor and Council in
making the approaching celebration a
success.
NIGHT Po11cE.-Edward Price was
appointed and qualified as Night Po-
liceman at the Council meeting Thurs
day evening. A excellent movement
and good appointment.
DoING WELL.-Mr. f. Brown is
recovering from the injuries sustained
L l. I
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

THE celebration of the Centennia
Fourth promises to be the most i'm
posing and enjoyable ever held here.
To make it such, however, there is
much earnest labor to be done, not by
a few, but by all who are and may be
designated to carry cut the several
provisions indica ted in the program
mes. Aside from these, it becomes
the duty Of every family to pay some
tribute to the glory of the day. Be-
sides attending the picnic with your
baskets, make some suitable show at
your residences and business houses
Hang out the stars and stripes-as
many as you can afford and whatever
else you can to add to the variety,
brilliance and gayety of the day. 1t
will require little sacrifice, but it
will commemorate the far greater
self-denial which won our liberty.
Let us all do I'LL we can.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17
A||egany County Levy
FOR 1875

Annual Levy List for Allegany
County, Md, for the year
1876. Levied by the COun.
ty Commissioners ut
June session, 1876.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

Published IN pursuance of Section 9,
article %, Public General Lars Of
Maryland.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17
NOTICE.

BY an act of General Assembly of Maryland
1876 discount of per cent. will be allowed
% all taxes paid on or before the LIST of 6epten.
he LIST of October, and OF per cent. on all paid
u or before the LIST of November. No discounta
will be allowed after the latter date.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

JAIL EXPENSES,
Jacob Goldsmith, clothing for prisoners 1O3 q
James McHugh, wood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
W W Mckalg q son, repairing and
materials. So 80
A A Crook. repairs at old iii building Sc
john johnson, for goods, work and
materials for court ,use and jail. 37s s.
Casper Reichart. tor coal ................ 40 90
q schwarzenbAch, shoes for prisoners 80 rs
Samuel Sonneb,rn. clothing for prs-
oners.... IS "A
Joseph Sorneh RI, goods for j iil...... ~ IS
IF Hetzel d Co, ........ 163 10
c C Nel.n, agt erecting lightning
rod on new jail, use ,'r P smith. 175 90
Jacob ShucA, glazing sheriff's house
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA IS
f Nj Bynon, coal for Jail to April 1875 As Is
Andrew Kraft - Co, paviI G before Jail 20 As
W II ash, shoes fu ,nshed prisoners. 33 81
Peter Sisco, repairing iron work at Jail 81 so
E II Campbell. goods for jail......... 8 IS
Bull q Co, work at Jail, use VIM NJ
Price, receiver.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 80
Keller, repairing Jail farnace...... 5 90
Thos W Shryer, medicines for sheriff.. 5 70
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-06-17

DONG WELL.-Mr. f. Brown is
recovering from the injuries sustained
by the fire as rapidly as can be ex-
pected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
THREE vALUABLk Two STONY BRICK Hob SI
On BASIN, BRTWKEN GIROD AND Z,
FAYRTTE STRKkrS.
SUCCESSION OF ALvA n. HOLBROOK.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orieans-

RY MACON, ELLISON & CO.-ALBKRT
- Paul. AuctfOn-er-Ufioe No. % Carondelet
sneet-On SATURDAY, May 6, 1876. 1t twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the St Charles Auction Exchange.
in the bas+ mont rotunda Of the st. ChSrles Hole /.
VIII Do said 1t pubic auction. by virtue And In
pursuance OF an order II the Hon. L. L.
Tlss0t, judge of the Second District Court for tho
parish OF Orleans da ed March 81 1876, the follow
Ing G IS cr gs 0,s . witC
parts IF the origntl lots Nos. 10 and H. on pan
BY I. Brin gter, surveyor general. dated Ap il 8,
1886, and depos T. d IN the Gfice of H. B. Ueueo late
nctsry. Said p rtjon m -asuree about 81 feet
inches front on Basin treet, BY depth Of S. feet
ncbes between parallel lines and 10 d. sligo ated -
lot No on . sketch by L. H. fitie survevor. -.
nexed to an act Of sale from A. NJ H,lbruck to
Jacob Freund, passed before J. A. Quintoro notary
March 1875
The improvements comprise three SUBSTANTIALLY
fuilt tw0-st0rv BRICK h,u o.. knowa o. Noe j96.
1873 and 1870 Basin erect, having each two hand.
aoEne rooms aud cabinet on Jbe upper and lower
do~rs. two-st0'y kitchen in tho rear, containing
three rooms, ya,d psvtd cistern, etc.
The said portion Of ground IL bounded On the
side toward Lafayette street BY m aley-wsy
which 10 . comm Du sspvitude 70 said lot No. and
to the lot drsignated - Nc. on the aoove
sketch by L u Pile
Terms One.fourth cash. bslauee ct one, tweand
three years credit In notes secured By special
mortgage and vendors IT, n ON tbs propeity % d
bearfi interest ct the rate Of eight per cant per
annum from date OF sale tall Aaal pAym1nt Toe
act - contain the ten Der cent otfoEnes'e fees
eleuso n oaao 81 suit 1mpeoveGneote - - kDpt
Insured eha Dol3cy trans1egre1 - vo011A
AQto " - - tho e4Ds0oo q ~ puyoh0ooee,
bslseo = g NatA netasy pahala y
Cpl . w0onye 3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
SUBDIVISIONS or ). J. BLANCHARD AND FkAN.
OOLSB MATHILDk BkRNARD.


RY =. GUINAULT, AUCTIoNEER-0FP1CB
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
On SATURDAY, May 20. 1875. at twelve O'Clock
H.. Will BE- sold. IT the Merchants and
Auotioneers Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets. BY virtue OF m
G. urt for the parrish of orleans, dated April 4,
1876. the following deser bed property, to wit
TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS or GROUND, situated
TN the Third District Of this city, desgnatsd by the
Nos and 5, In the eqnare bounded by Royal or
Oasacalvo. Chartres or Nor an. Clouet and Louisa
Streets ead lots meaaur nx each - feet IL inches
'front.' On Royal street bv . depth Of III 4 ct 81
CTS, having four rooms, front and back ga leries,
kitchen eTjoiniAg the house of six rooms. with two
closets the whole covered with elates, two cis-
terms, shed, rrvies etc. The whole as per plan to
be exhibited At the Exchange
TWO LOT OF 0AOUND. situated In Tunisburx &,
in this parish. thu right bank Of the Mississippi
river. Bald lots. e-igDated b. the Nos "a and Is
On Homere street. by l2s feet In depth, betw cen
parallel !ines lot No ~ forming the corner Of Ho-
mere And Orleans streets Together with all the
buildings Aua improvements thereon.
Tne above vrtp ,rty 10 cold subject to the usu-
ifunt given oy tie said late jean blanchard
70 NUS Justine Bernard during her III, time.
Iormo-One-hsf G. sh and the balance at six
and twelve months credit. for notes securod by
mortgage. bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from date tilt pe d, with vendors H. n and in
default OF payment of said notes ct maturity ten
per cent attorneys fees to foreclose said mort
gage 70 recover the payment Of said notes. which
vii be borne paid BY the mortgage; the builo.
the holder Of the ab0vo notes
Act Of ssle before Joseph Cuvellier, notary pub
lie, ut the expense Of the purcha ser rs well the
taxos Of 1877. 0pll Ia "a my6 % 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
SPLENDID CITY RESIDENCE, no. % RAMPAET
STREET. BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON
STREETS FORMERLY (KNOWN as tbs
kTC.
SUCCESSION OF L. D. c. WOOD.
Second District Court for tbe Parish OF OrleAr e.
No. 81 627.

ny HOEY & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES }
ID Hoey, Auctoneer-OfBce No. II Exchange
plAce.-SArURDAy. April 90. 1876, at twelve
O'clock n at the Merchants and Auctione ers' Ell
change, on Royal, between Canal and Custom
house et'eats, BY virtue ct two orders of the
honorable the se copd District Court for the parish
Of March, 1876, will Be sold by public auction for
account of the succession of L. D. c. WOOD, the
following valuable property. to wit
improvements the rsop, situated in the FIRST Dis
trtt Of this city, in the square bounded by Ram.
part. Ba III, Carh and Common streets, forming
part OF lot No. 81 OF eQuare No. Z, On plan bv
Joseph Pii,. then city. surveyor, on March 10.
1929, and annexed to an act passed bef re G. r.
foursS Of Arni issS said lot measures s in Amsy
lean measure, % fest front on Rampant street, q
like front Oh Basin strest. BY depth. between
The other. Of LIT fest 10 inches lines. The i'm
provenents comprise spacious aud well con-
struc, I'd three story D. ck with reg ui:ts
per annum, expiring September %. 1876.
Terms Of ssle-Oue third cash. and the rem ala
purchaser, bearing interest Of eight per &c ut per
annum from dav Of sale until Anal payment, with
penal clause of five Ter cent attorneys Il es IN
eveit II suit improve menfS to be kept fully in
surtd ard policy transferred to vendors. The
whole to be secured by special mortgage and ven
lien as sDa
which ave accrued since fret January. 1876.
Act OF sa'e at the exp< nsa Of the purchaser be.
fore Andrew Hero, Jr., notary public.
Also at the same time ard place
RLRvRN LOUISIANA STATE BONDS t.ir per
cents) ssued first Nav. 1857. for $1,000 each, with
coupons fran first Nav, 1874
POUR HOEDRED ANb SEVENTEEN SHARES OF
STOCK If Rore iusu' ance Com PAW.
ONB BOSTON CLUB BOND for $500.
UkE SHARE STOCK la variete" Association,
$l5c0
ONE SHARE STOCK La varie.e' Association,
$50.
SUNDRY BILLS RECEIVABLE and JUDO
MINT. amounting in all to about $lz. 5S3 a. bear
ing interest. etc.
ONE GOLD WATCH and oEX SILVER WATCH.
Terms for the movables, stocks. etc, cash.
mh29 ans Is is q 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
IMPORTANT THIRD DISTRICT PROPkRTY AT
The NEW MARKET. COKN6R WASHINGTON
AVENUE AND 0OODCBILDRkM 6TRRBT.
IN THE MATTER OF GRORaR BRHWRR, BANK
rupt.
ASSIGNBk'S SALE In BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court for the District Of
LOuisianA-N0 l5O6.

DY PONS, REED & Co.. b. PONs AU0-
- toneerGUfice No 50 Camp street:--Wfl DO
60 d 1t public auction, SATURDAY. April -, 1s7e,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Aue.
and Customhouse streets..by. virtue Of an order
states District Court for the Dist let Of Louisians
which order II dated March II. 1876. the valuable
LA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together With all
the bulldogs and improvements thereon, stuated
in the FAubourg Franklin. in the Third District OF
this city Of New Orleans. designated by the No.
Of square No. 104, which square 10 bounded BY
Goedchlldren, Warrington avenue. spain and
inches front 0oodchildren street, BY los feet ~
inches in depth, American meaaure 40 per plan u
]. lille, surveyor, April IL, 1894 The improve.
ment 10 q cottage house Of - roomA
all the buildings and improvements thereon. and
tho rghts, ways. privileges, servitudes and advan-
tsnirg situated in the Third District Of the city
Of New Orleans design ated by the No IT, of square
No. l04, which square 10 bounded BY Washington
avenue, Goodchiidren spain aud Morales streets,
and which lot measures "a feet front o4 Washing.
ton avenue. by l0l feet Deep bet parallel lines,
according to q p an of J. Pile, surveyor, dated
April -, 1884, and deposited in the Office OF 4.
sgues. acting % the officer Of tho court viii con-
vey only such title as is in him vested BY the ~.
signment in bankruptcy. The purchaser 70 aseumO
the pay ment of all taxes that may DO due ON the
property over and above the ptcs Of sajudicAtion.
years credit. the purchaser to f1rntsh nete or
notes bearing eight per cent interest from day Of
saie until paid, secured BY vendors lien and mort
,ge upon tho property cold. and stipuating to
psy i've Per cent :ssG,.nsys ss: npon 'ad note OF
Act Of sale BY Felix 0rima notary, ct par
ohsser's e1penee. AUS Is y -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
DESIRABLE DWELLING PROPERTY,
ON RRATO AND BARONNK STREETS, IN THE
FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELLEN WALSH
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3S4l3.

DY C.. K. GIRARDEY, AUCTIONEKR-
ID Ofice No. 81 Camp street-S3TURDAY, April
q, 1876, at twelve O'clock NJ, at the St. Charles
auction Exchange. in the rotunds OF the st.
Charles HOTEL In THE city. will be sold at public
auction, bv and In pursuance Of an order from the
Hon A. l.. Tiss0t, judge Of the second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated the twenty.
first of March, 1876, and rendered In tho ahove
entitled succession, the following described prop.
l. csRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, and in the equare
bounded by Baronne. Clio, Carondelet and Erato
by IS feet IN depth between parallel lines; TO-
eether with all the improvements thereon. com.
prising the neat frame cottage dwelling. deex.
mated BY the No. ISL BAronne street
z ANOTHER LOT Oh POTION OF GROUND.
situated in the tame district and in the suuare
bounded BY Baron1e, CLIO Uarondelet and krafo
streets, and measuring, in American measure. "a
feet front on Krat0 street, by 6l feet in depth
between parallel lines, together with all tho i'm.
prOvemonts thereon, comprising the double two.
street.
Terms-One third cash on the SPOT, balance ct
one ana two years credit for notes specially 90.
cured " mortgage and vendors lion on tho prop.
CRY, DeAring Ill the usual clauses Of eight par
CENT Per annum interest, i've per cent attorneys
Zee N event Of suft to enforce their payment;
i1proveme.ts 70 b Kept Insured BY the lur.
o. the noes - the holders thereof and further 70
assume the payment u Ill the taxes foe 1e76. ever
ana abeye the Of adjuAteeeton
A09 = ~ o. the oxpoaoo 9! tAo HafeAoooest
eose = nesA -, noeozy Haohe
Nh1S ap1 8 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
AUCTION SALES.
~ Q. =. oirerdsy.
VALUABLE nlr1OvYD THrsD DISTRICT PROP.
ROBERT 4. LUGRNBUHL IT AZ, Va. WALTYn
LU04NBUHL,
Fo1 4 PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. JANE ARMsrRnNA
WIDOW or J. j. LU0knBUHL.
Second District Court for tho Payish Il OrIeans-
Nos. -. 3lS and q, So ~

DY C. B. GlRARDEY, AUCT1ONxn-
y once IF. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. Nay
Auction Rxchange In the rotunda Of the st. Charles
hotel in this city: win be sold Of public aae.
Ton, BY virtue and in pursuance Of 2 Judgment
the nth Of Jnly 1876, and signed on the tenth q
Fe6auarv, !e16. and another dated the twentieth
OF March, 1876 and rendered in the shove entitled
soT 81 ssSGIS e IL. IL
Third DISTRICT OF this city and in the souare
bounded by Rlystan Fields, Frenchmen, whore,
late 0irod, and Robertson. late 81. John the Bsp-
front on B'ysian Fields street. BY l8l feet inches
lines deep. Together with all the improvements
ther comprising the one.story and attic frame
street It is built retire from the street contain
two parlors two rooms ard large closed shed ON
drst stOry and two rooms. cabinet and hall In At
tic. two story frame kitchen and cistern, front
.. ANOTHER LOT or GROUND, in same district
and in square bounded by st. Ciande (ate Good.
children), st. Ferdinand, Port and Marais (late
Moreau) streets Said lot measures % feet inches
depth, together with all the improvements there
on. comprising the one story frame cottage double
tenement. known BY the No. 673 st. Claude street
1t contains to each tenement two rOoMs, cabinet,
gallery, kitchen, prvy, cistern, ETC., and ia near
the New Market and Claiborne horse car railroad
depot.
Terms One.half cash on the spot; balance ut
twelve months credit for notes specially secured
by mortgage and vendors lien on the property,
bearing AL the usual clauEes of eight per cent per
annum interest from the day of sale until final Day.
ment, the five per cent attorneys fees in event 81
sut to enforce payment, policy Of insurance trans.
ferred. and the purchasers to assume the pay.
ment Of all taxes for 1876, over aud above the
price OF adjudication
Acts of ssle at the expense of the purchaser, be-
fore NJ. Ainsworth, Esq, notary public.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

AUCTION EIaEi.
- q. !. airardsy.
VALUABLE FOURTH DUrRlCT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS NOD. CONNOLLY.
Second District Court for the Paxish Of Orleous-
No 35.1l0.

RY Q. e. GIRARDEY, AUCrIONHBR-
- Once No. 81 Camp strset.-6ATURDAY. Nay
auction Exchange. In the rotunds Of tho Ct
Cnares Hotel IN THE city. win BE- sed Ct public
Hon. 4: L. rissot. Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish q Orleans, dated April 1,
1916, and rendered in the above entitled success
TWO CkRTAlN LOTS OF 6ROUN6, situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, and in the square
Thomas st-eets. Deasu,ing each 20 feet front ON
Ct. Mary ct eet, by l29 feet 10 inches lines in
depth, between parallel lines.
Terms-Ons.third cash, balance 1t one and two
years for notes spec ally secured by mortgage
and vendors lion, bearing all tho usual clauses Of
eight per cent per annum interest from the day of
sale until final pawn Mt. five per cent attorneys
fees In event of act to enforce their payment and
the purchaser to assume the payment Of the
taxes for 1876 payable In 1877 over and above the
price Of adjnGi ;st'On
As.s Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser be-
fore W. }. Csstell. Esq tAry public.
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