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Mr.. BEEcHeR is n cool customer. This is
shown by his preaching on as II he was an
anointed saint, instead OF a conspicuous ex-
ample Of ministerial degr dalton. On sunday
he rose TO the summit OF coolness. Exploiting
the gospel OF Rush, that IL, his own preaching,
he ended by pointing out his peculiar church as
a brilliant example OF what he called the
preaching Of the doctrine of love" We should
say 1t was, provided Ivy love he means free love
and the celebration Of the practice OF that In its
pastor. II the brethren exemplify the workings
Of love we advise preachers generally to inculcate
on their locks some other doctrine. As for Mr..
DEEcHER, he seems 10 have o stock Of love on
nand large enough 10 supply the biggest church.
His heart bounds toward all :" but II II shall
continue to bound IN the way II has done, we
advise husbands and fathers TO take their wives
and daughters to some place where 1t can't
bound toward them. BEECHER has too elastic
a heart, anu Il bounds too miscellaneousiy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21

A notable instance of the many useful
applications OF mineral waste which science at
present makes practcable,is furnished In the im-
mense heaps OF refuse--or tailings, as they are
technically tcrmed-whlch accumulate where
mining operations are carried on upon large
scale as in Australia and California. These con-
tain good deal Of metal. which, II Is found, can
be economically recovered. The Chinese espe-
caly manage to make PROFITS out Of old waste
heaps. The curious fact is mentioned. indeed
that mine owner at the Sandhurst gold field
la Victoria. sold the right to wash a large heap
Of tailngs to the Chinese three different times,
and each time the men seemed satisfied with the
result OF their labos. There even now. II Is
said immense heaps OF tailings containing
aurferous pyiites in Victoria, which, II properly
stacked and operated upon on large scale,
would yield nearly all the gold they contain at
but little cost OF money or labor. At first the
yield Of gold thus obtained in operating on some
thousands OF tuns at the rate of rather
more than ounces II pennyweights per ton. At
present I'm ono OF the largest establishments,
where twenty five tons Of pyrtcs on the average
are treated weekly, the yield Is stated to be at
the rate Of more than 3 ounces pennywegh'
Of gold per ton.
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4 QL.Ih ER EOKT.
One of tue Causes which Lead TO Costly ln-
dian Wars.


To TIE EDIroR OFT THE SUN-Sir: In the
daily newspapers Of to-day find the following :
CHICAGO. March l5.-Gen. Sheridan has received a
despatch from Bri teen. Terry, commanding the De-
For Pease was rcheyod on March 4, and eyacuaed A.
nitysIN men OF whom Sere killed ana eight woun i
ed thirteen had left ana gone TO TIE set Elements oy
men ami negro, aud brought tnem away lie saw no
ou' lou , ny Sy Se l suSut snS SouS
pick up men who ventured Tue troops started tor
home on Maroh7
Fort Pease. so called. is 6othlng more than
private tr-dlng post established last year by
Major Pense, who Is not military man, but
gained his title as an Indian agent. lie W. :
formerly In charge OF the Crow agency on the
Yellowstone. east OF Bozeman, In Montana
Territory. Tho writer was IN Mont ma recently,
and met gentlemen from Bozoman, who knew
the parties who had gone down the Yellowstone
and established that district trading post. They
said that when they started they were fully
warned, and knew perfectly well that they
"were taking their lives IN their hands" and
running avery grave Iisk In vi icing themselves
several hundred miles away from any United
States post. Pease, after starting the thing left
the men there, still retaining his interest IN the
venture, which was obviously ons OF danger to
those no remained. hentrouOle came Pease
was not there.
Thus for the mere speculative hope Of gain
was this private trauing post established, In the
midst of the indian territory, ADJ cent 10 the
warlke Sioux; and when the lnuians attack
men who thus court attack, our Government Is
put TO tue cost aud RISK OF loss Of life among
our troops sent from great distance to the re-
lief OF this so-called fort, whereas 1t is nothing
OF the kind.
Ibis same Major Pease had humbug scnool
nt the Crow agency ON the Yellowstone, and Il
humbuI system Of Indian agriculture, and he
put up about dozen houses, osiensiUly Tor the
occupation OF the Crow lndi-ns, NJ cost OF
e. 100 each. These the writer SAW III 1871. The
whole thing, under Peases man cement, was "A
gross fraud, costing the United States many
thou sands of dollars year. JUSTICE.
NEW YORK, March 49, 1870.
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ncecher,. Publisher Withdrawing.

Mr.. Henry NJ. Cleveland, Mr.. Beechers pub
Usher, has resigned from IFS poeit'n leaving urauO
C. King hitherto the assistant pub ishcr IN CHARGE u
re Chrigiirn LHiOp Mr. cleveland was receiving
10000 ear up u the time tna he salaries we're re-
uucrd MI. T. q. She Tliau has taken stuck M tic
paprr. repor. er was Inturuc IN Mr. Be chrr al
offered 10 work Tor greatly Teduccd salary, until the
paper e-nlned prOhptIl y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21

pseth. Theatre luhu' c-'"
Pcvc!y Theatre p"trs o. won'n and )" N"''''
f,,oLi,n rns?tre R"Msh'i
ch.,.s, u.bllle vrr,eties -s,'h ~ sadslN Maize.
Fas. Thcatre-rsalsi.
fiub Avtruc Theatre rita D..
Iystum Thrstrt-Nu'iy.
Olympic Theatre -vrsy.
Pati.i.n vsrieues-ish IT, sui sfa.i-y. Msus'.
Psrk Theatre Bra"
San Frsncise. Minstrets -vvl"v
Tony Pastors Theatre-vmI..y. M,,ns'
Tiv sH 7hestre--vsfe,y.
Tuerty third street Thestre-M na''"
Thirty fourth street Theatre-Psfin,a Bdl't
Union SQUARE Thestre- Fsusol
RsIlaek's Theatre Romano. Of rcor fcnrg MAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21
TIE SLY NEWsPAPER

IL printed and published every day In the year. At 100,
nos and 10 NASSAU street New YORK city Is regular
edition on secular days averages about 100000
lite weekly edition over $1,000 and it, SUNDAY issue
about the same It thus prints and sells million copies
a week. which are read all over the United States.
This circulation unprecedented In American Jour
nallsm, and II IA constantly Oh the increase.
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A wnll From a Iicnr,.Bronen wife.

To TIM EDITOR Of THn SUN-SW; ] saw IL
need IA lHg sun shag Mo " ald sanky hod se,
arAte meetings frm ana WON n. VIII .hey NOT speak
TO the c,ss. OF women wiO aka narr.n men to hear
thcm ,eh Mncn hey pr acnel al te tn, IA Brook
ln ms husband ,aOk Woman. am power c-s To h ID
mysVf. roDll give plenty Of o herNas b stirs my
own. In the uaiic Of ne Lord IL WlNhy To ht thus
A HkARr-bROkkN MIFE OF PRoOkLYN.
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The young editor Is very bold in assail-
ing POKER scHENcK for his k-joboing states
manship. What we think Of sCHENCK everybody
knows, as also what We think OF JAY GoULD's
stool pigeon. Is 1t not the very height OF impu-
denoe for editor who lives on the stipend
paid him by the Wall street sharper, to be as sail
Ing anybody for prosututng himself TO base
uses 1t must seem so TO every decent person.
JAY GOULD, silence the sbriil treble Of your
stool DiceOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21

In running on with their expenditures they
knew that they were disobeyinR the law, going
beyond the limits that had been set for them,
and giving snother example OF that offlcial loose
ness IN pecunary matters which is playing havoc
with tho countrys interests and Its conscience.
IL would be n ore creditable TO the country to
leave their building and their part OF the Cen
tennial Exhibition incomplete, and to point out
to foreign aud other visitors this very incom-
peteness as proof Of regard for law and truth,
than to encourage the gross neglect Of duty OF
which they have been guilty. From first TO last,
the management Of this Centennial business
with respect to Congressional appropriations,
has been discreditable. The pretexts tesorted
to 10 getting money would make a shabby show
II exposed to view as part OF the Exhibition.
We don't want any more Of them at present, for
any purpose, In any event.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY. 40 cents line, ordinary adver
tisDs large type, 30 cents and preferred positions,
10 cents to $3.50. according to cassncauon.
WEEKLY. 80 cents line no extra charge for large
type. Preferred positions from 10 cents to ~.
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nArrY a pages by mail. 55c. month. or 500
Aycar, postpaid with sunday edition. $40.
SUNDAY - pagcO. si.3O per rear. postpaid.
WEEKLY ~ pages, SI.2O per rear, postpaid.
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The End OF IA san Domingo scheme.

Sheriff Conner sold the desks, BOOKS and pa
per' OF the TO samana Bay Company yesterday, at
~ Buwery TO sltisfy judgment Of "a 900. obtained
hy lsa Reed secretary VI he company. Tue prop
eTty Ile,ded AGO.
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The Chicago Nhisl,ey Cases.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-B. II. Miller pleaded
guilty to-day to two counts Of she Indictment which
charged INN with dclrauding the revenue as diser
heHhr Rush 4 Poh mAin, NhJ Will gland nlal, had
their case put over unlu Wednesday
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Another demand for more money in be-
half Of the PhiaGelpnia EX ihltOn has already
boon made upon Congress hytn Commissioners
e the Government, who need half million
a lditlondl TO tho half million appropriated last
year for the expenses Of their SPECIAL dep IT.
ment. These parties paid no attention TO the
amount OF the appropriation they had re-
ceiyed, or to tho fact that Congress- refused to
live them the million they originally demand
ed, but went on expeuding money undev the
assurance that they would be able TO bring pres
sure enough to compel Its payment from tie
national Treasury IL should not he given thenl.
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Congress is complaining greatly of its
want OF ventilation at the Capitol. At the other
end OF the avenue there has OF late been rath or
too much ventilation for the health OF some OF
the inhabitants. We can tell the House what
can be done to remedy their difficulty. Let them
build two large chimneys, one at either end OF
their h.n, with great Are places, and burn wood
therein. Then let them break through the walls
OF the building into the open air above ground,
with feeding pine for the Introduction Of a
sufficient supply Of fresh air for a drauRht and
their troubles about II pure atmos phere will all
be ended II IL not the foul air of tho galleries
which posons the members, though that Is no
DOUBT bad enough; but that which forms the
lower atmospheric stratum on tho floor. A
couple Of large chimneys would bo tho most
effective agencies possible 10 dispose OF this
unhealthy accumulation.
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Mr.. WILLIS of this city has made In Con-
rress an elaborate speech 90 the currency ques.
tion, presenting views OF unequivocal sound
ness, and showing great familiarity with the
subject. He advocates tho policy of TUE SUN
Tor redeeming the greenbacks In four per
cent bond. But in assuming that such q sys-
tenn of redemption might cost eight millions
per annum, we think no has fallen Into great
error We have no idea that under such meas
ure conversion would take place fast enough to
cost even one million per annum. In our judg-
ment, the conversion OF the greenbacks into
bonds would go on very slowly at FIRST, and
slower still afterward. Even II there we're no
restrictions on the redemption OF those notes,
that redemption would be confined TO very lin
tied quantities, for the that there is very
little surplus money on the market seeking in
vestment at four per cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
DESIRABLE DWELLING PROPERTY,
ON ERATO AND BAROSNB STREETS, IN THE
FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELLEN WALSH.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO Ais.
DY c. K. GIRARDEY, AUCTlONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp ENTHUSIASTICALLY, April
%, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Charles Hotel in this city, will be sold at public
auction, by and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. A. L.. Tissot. judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated the twenty
first of March, 1876, and rendered in the above
entitled succession the following described prop
L. csRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
bounded by Baronne, Clio, Carondelet and Erato
streets. me assuring So feet front on Baronne street.
by IS feet depth between parallel lines; to-
gether with all the improvements thereon. com
prising tie neat frame cottage dwelling desig-
hated by the No. 35l lronne street.
2. ANOTHER LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND,
situated in the same district and in the square
streets, and measuring, in American measure 80
feet front on Erato street, by GA feet in depth,
between parallel lines, together with all the i'm
prOvements thereon comprising the double two
story frame dwelling Nos. 227 and 229 ElatO
street.
Terms-One third cash on the SPOT, balance at
one and two years credit for notes specially So.
cured by NOR gage and vendors lien OH the prop.
erty, bearing all the usual clauses of eight per
cent per annum interest, i've per cent attorneys
fees III event of suit to enforce their paymeut
improvements to be kept insured by the pur-
chasers and to transfer the policies to the extent
of the notes to the holders thereof and further
assume the payment of all the taxes for 1876 over
and above the price Of adjudication.
before A. Hero, ECO, notary public.
mh25 apl IS 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
IMPORTANT THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY AT
THIS NEW MARKET, CORNER WASHINGTON
AVENUE AND GOODCHlLDRA an STREET.
IN THE MATTER OF GEORGE BREWER BANK.
Ass1aNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUpTc,

emit. Il States District Court for the District of
Louisiana-NO. 1905.
ID tioneer-Ufice No. 80 Camp street.-Will be
so at public auction, SATURDAY. April 20, 1876
at Twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
and Customhnuse streets.:by virtue Of an order
Of the Hon. Z. G. Billings, judge of the United
States District Court for The District of Louisiana
which order is dated March 81. 1876. the valuable
LA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with al
the buc iags and improvements thereon, situated
in the Faubourg Franklin. in the Third District of
this city of New Orleans. design sted by the No.
GOOdchlldren, Washington avenue, Spain and
Morales streets; and said ut measures 80 feet 8
inches front ON Grandchildren street, by los feet Q
J. lille, surveyor, April -, 1884 The improve.
ment is a cottage house of - rooma
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the rights, ways privileges tesvitudes and adj van.
tages thereuntO belonging or in auyWise amer.
tanipg, situated in the Third district Of The city
Of New Orleans, designated BY the No. II, of square
avenue Goodchildren, spain and Morales streets
and which let measures "a feet front on Washing
ton avenue by lO feet deep between parallel lines,
according to an Of J: Pile, surveyor, dated
SegheIs. notary, on December II, 1884. The s.
slgnee acting - the officer Of the court, will con-
vey only such title - 10 In him vested by the as
The payment Of all taxes that may Be due on the
property over and above the price Of adjudication
Terms-One-haH cash, aud the balance at one
yesre credit, the purchaser to furntsh note or
sale until paid. secured BY vendors lien and mort
gage upon the property sold, and stipulattng 70
pay i've per cent attoEney1 S6es upon said note or
Act Of sale By W. d. Seymour. notary, q pur-
chasey's expense. ops - ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
By Sheriff Waggaman.
on MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF e rTvyyR5F
IOUGHLlN, DECEASED.

Parish Court for lbervile Parish State q Louis
lAna-NO. l0s.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF. SALE s,arRJ,
~ March ~, 1876, to me directed by the-s1,sDrakS
the Parish Court parish of berville in, sfr abOyf,
entitled matter. will proceed to sell at Jts,ic
non, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers hsti,ange,
Regal street, between Caral and Gus 5urritoakse
streeas. in the Second District Of tins city, ON
TUESDAY, May ., 1876, at twelve o'cleoss AL, tthe
lOlOWlnE described property, TO wit
a CERTAIN LOT Or GROGNU. together vs. To tho
buildings and Improvements thereon ANA ais the
rights. waye. privileges and advantages .be @rntO
Dei0ng tng or in anywise appertaiping, siNEtsd IA
the Fourth District in this city Of New O et3se and
designated by the number one hundred aEss twer-
bounded by fulton. orapuru: Rousseau ansa Flil;p
streets, as per plan drawn. by Hugh Gf;askf, late
city Of "a, dstga s
notary public in Lafayette said lot nfsss.surinG
thirty.three feet five inches front on Ssvsluz1-
feet ten inches three lines, BET ween iness
the buildings thereon consisting of q frr.S1Ae one
story house divided iutO two isuemenss i.lssis:-
mated by the numbers ffty-one and fifty shszse On
Norspuru street, and ono frame room Csssz aS q
kitchen.
together with the buildings and impro<xsvuasapy
thereon, situated il the same district OF eas; city
an in said square number twenty .s&s.ish b
bounded by Fulton, SOrapuru, ROusseaua ord
Philip streets; said portion of GROUND sd s.ilirce
the property lastly sbove described, aud naea.sa1r-
ing less. thirtytwo feet ON said Sss-AInIS,
street, by depth Of about ninety Ave e h,1rx.
inches one line, between parallel haes :and -
taken from the rear portion Of lots&n uuns IN eUe
twenty four and one hundred and tweptg. aass, .
per Plan herein above referred to; the b3ix rsD nc
this portion Of ground consisting Of iyrSaees oa
story house. divided in two tenements d sAsa.a0aa
BY the numbers fifty i've and fftytasye0, GA auss-
Terms-Cash on the sges;
nhn sI7 h2l &&s2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
By A. j. Gomila, Receiver.
n. ". CASEY, RECEIVER. VS.. EDMONSTON ET AL.
Circuit Court Of the United States, Fifth Circuit
District of Louisiana.

DY A. j. GOMILA, RECEIvER.-PURSUANT
ID to an order rendered by Hon. ". B. Woods,
judge of the circuit Court of the United States,
Fifth Circuit District of Louisiana, ON the eigh.
teenth Of March, 1876. will cell at No. 100 Nj a.
street, in the city of New Orleans, at twelve
o'clock NJ on SATURDAY, April 8, 1876, the follow.
4 CERTAIN TkACT OF LAND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon and ap.
purtenances thereof. with the exceptions here in.
after specified, and all the rights way O. servitudes
privileges and imnuuities thereunt0 belonging or
10 anywiss appert.ining. establi shed a sugar
plantation, situated in the parish of st. John the
Baptist, in is State, on tae right bank OF the
Mississippi river, and measuring four arpent to and
q half front on said river. more less, by forty
arpents i'll depth, with the second and third con-
cess.O1s, less tract of land Of arpeDt front by
two arpents III depth belonging TO Mrs. Widow
Firmtn Trosclair the said sugar plantation is
bounded on the upper line by the property of Vic
tcrine Ravdel, and On the lower line by property
Of said Mrs Widow Firmiu Trosclair, and ia the
rear by property Of Nicholas Kelar, wit the grow.
ing crops thereon, ON terms as follows:
One.haif cash, and remainder IN one year with
interest at eight per cent from day of sale. Taxes
for the year 1876 to be assumed BY the purchaser
over and above his bid. The purchaser to give his
nete for unpaid installment, secured BY mortgage
and vendors lien, and five per cent attorneys
fees, to keep the property Insured and transfer
policy to me.
Act of sale before A. s. Beck notary public.
mh24 . apl 8 A. J. GOMILA, Retev YER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
By Pons, Reed & Co.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SEC.
OND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JEANNE DRIVON.
Second District Court for the Parlsh Of Orleans
No. 1898.
DY PONS, RkED & CO., A. Il. PONS,
- Auc. one.r-Ctfice No. 80 Camp street SAT
URDAf April u, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the
Merchants and Aactioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
will be sold at public auction. by virtue of order
from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of orleans, signed
February Is, 1876, tie property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the i'm.
provements thereon in the Second District of this
city, in the square bounded by Bayou road, Ursu.
lines, Where and Robertson streets known as No.
%, plan OF J. Pile, surveyor dated December g.
1880 and deposited in the Office Of A. Mazureau,
nOtsry said lot assures, French measure, 80 feet
front on Bayou road, by l08 feet Inches in depth
on one side, and ITO feet AZ inches on the other.
The improvements consist of doubls cottage,
known as No. 258 Bayou road.
Terms-One half cash. balance on one years
credit. in moi tsage notes, with the vendors prv-
lege on property described, bearing eight per cent
interest from date of sale until paid five par cent
attorneys fees in case of suit notes, transfer of
insural CO policy, and purchaser to assume over
and above adjudication the taxes payable in 1876.
-Actof sale before A. J. Lewis, notary, at pur.
chasel,S EXPENSE; ten psr cent cash on the spot
mhl61 10 IS ap3 Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
SUCCESSION OF ROYAL 4. FORTEg.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 50 547.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONERR-
ID Office No. Is Rovsl street-THURSDAY, May
H. 1876 at Twelve 1clsek M.' VIII be sold at public
change. on Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomh0use streets, BY virtue and in pursuance 70
all order from the Hon. A. l. lis OF, judge of the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated april g. 1876, for account Of the above sue
i. Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND togethe r
with the Blu ldings and Improvement thereon,
situated in tie First District Of this city. in the
square comprised within Canal, BarOnne. Com.
mon and Dryades streets, designs ted the lots
Nos 3 aud IS, as per pan annexed to the act Of
rale from the 81 ate OF Louisiana to the SAID T. A.
and b. fore C. H. Tallarie, notary public. Lot
No. measures % feet fiont on Canal street, by
l2o feet in depth the division line of lot No. l.
l2O feet in de pth the division line Of lot No. g.
and rs f. ct wide in the rear. Oh alley II feet
wide, extending from Baronne to Drya6es streets.
feet deep. between parable lines, pounded on one
side by lot No. H. on the her side by lot No l6 and
in the rear b. lot No. g. and hich lots in
mon with her lots. entitled TO the OF said
alley and he rights and privileges thereunto be-
longing. The improvements consist of the splen-
cid new three story brick building with iron
column and OIL amenta. front, subs sntally built
in modern style. and in frtt-rate re2air and
known by the municipal No. l7s Canal street. The
property is sold subject 20 a lease xpring on the
iii st of october, 1876. at Q nom nal rent.
a CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GkOuND, stu
square bounded by Canal Crs.omho1se, Irene
and Franklin streets, desiR mated lot No Is, on
plan of L. h. Pile deposited in the OH CO Of Charles
f. Fol tier late notary pub ic in this city as plan
No. l. Of book OF plans No. l, which lot measures
Is feet inches lines front Canal street. by liz
feet in depth between parallel lines.
Terms and northumberland cash, and the
balance on q credit Of one, two and TIRES years.
for notes Of the purchasers, aad Endorsed by them
bosrlDg eight per celt infercs5 per annum from
day of adjudication until final payment with spe.
.iai mortgage and vendors len and privilege on
in rum to be fixed by the executor and policies
trans Ell red until the final pay uent OF said notes.
the clause OF five per cent fCr attorney fees in
OF Judicial proceedings for the recovery the
payment OF said notes, or any portion thereof and
3 other clauses. Purchases viii be required to
make deposit of ten Per cent on the am )unt OF
adjudicauOn at the moment of sale.
Acts OF sale before II eodorr Guyol, notary pub
lie, at the expense Of purchasers.
a,2i Is D my LII