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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-06

,aity charged ! Frank knew that cry and
he echoed it as he spiang from the plat
form. The next moment lac was clasImd IN
the arms of his friend 81, the Yankee!
Marion Maj i"nl'' was the cry that
pealed from the tl,Ina,s of tie charging pa
tii"I band. Fiei cely the battle ragged. The
Tories fought b,avcly. They knew that
they were ugiitiug for liberty, aud perhaps
their lives. But at last they began To yield.
a cry went up from their broken ranks, tut
il Was doubtful if the cay would have been
NEEDED had not hero used every eff,,rt
to stay the idle uf death. As IT. Was, ovtr
half :he tories were slain, while lie patIio
lost but two or three of them number.
The prisoners, all of whom owed The ir
lives to the youth they would have mur-
de,cd, were arranged in maI ching o,ter :;
and in This manner cur friends left the
scene of battle.
On inquiry, our hero learned that by
means OF his spies, the Swamp Fox" had
discovered TIA. dangerous position ia which
himself aud friend weIe placed. As soon
AS I've knew the truth Marion had dis
patched "A party To the rescue. with What
result the reader already knows.
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~ ard of Cambria County Poor House:
STOCK oH FARM-3 horses, 8 cows, 4I sheep,
hogs, turkeys and chickens.
PkODUCTS OF FARM-25 tons hay. SEQ b,,shels
oats, 6i0 bushels ear corn, SO bushels potatoes,
S.gJ heads ca b.,dge, hc"ts, beans, tomatoes and
pnrSnps. 20 pounds wo,,i, $40 bushels apples &c,
FARMING IMcLEMENTS, XC.-One four horse
wagon. ctrragr l buggy. cart, hand cart,
si,ixh. sled. .oR sled, tIr.-hin3 nachlue, NOW
ing ma hne, cider mill. & ain drill, cutting
box. hay rake, hay fork, cuitivator, pl"ug!s,
shoveis, chains. axes, saws. hoes. 6 sets horse
gear set buggy harness. 3 saddit spring
wagon. Sc.
NASUFaCrURED IN THE ISSTTTUT II bar
rels soft soap, G0o pounds soap, l25 & turs apple
butter s barrels cider, 2i0 quarts canned fruit,
preserves. jtllies. pickles. &c.; slaughtered l..
500 Dourds pork. 500 pounds veal aud 80 pounds
mutton made uD 81 shirts, 81 dresses. % pruns
q che,nises, l5 Detticuats, u womens caps,
lows 81 sheets host'rs, IL ticks. II towels, Il
uoirs mit,erls, ~ pair socks, p pair stockings.
Infants slips, II chiid's dresses and IL child p
petticOats. ,.o
AKTtCi,ES OS HASD -3ot0 pounds pork, LOGO
mounds beef 500 pounds lard. $50 pounds tailuw.
.lnO bushels ear corn. 2f bushels oats 10 bushels
ckwheai, 20 tong hays. $50 busneis potsiocS.
I'm ouarts canned fruit, barrels soft soap. ltc
,ynt,id- soap, 40 bushels eppes. AZ gallons apple
butt.t, 30 pounds tobacco. 30 plundS tea. -
mounds COFFEE. IS pounds sugar. As mems and
hoys' coats eS vests. 81 pair shoes, 80 caps, ~
Yards ticking. so yards new mating. 8 yards
cnrppt PIG yards fianncl manufactured out OF
the wGOi c'ippcd ISIS aud 1915 ON which there
IL due Al ca Tor iiInruiactUrinp; also on ha'lu
p latpc int OF corn fodder and straw, aud ~
cords OF wood.
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OLD siMoN'S DIVING LAMENT.
IAN Affecting Ballad on sale by the Newsbo.s.

Come hither Donald Cameron,
Aud Stand hrside my knee -
Ny race ~ life IL nearly run.
Grim death draws near Ia me;
But AZ quit the pubic crib
l will explain 10 you
How jobs are done aud parties run
And how 10 put things through.
Lo ] have been for forty years
A statesman and chief;
Some call me Wiunehago.
Yea, some have " whisp-red thief.
But I have never been accused
Wyiatever have done
BY day or night, of losing sight
Or Simon -uunber one.
Thus in these marble Senate halls
I've sat for many days;
The politicians trade I've learned.
With al. its tricks and ways.
I've learned that statecrafi is game
Like pOkrr with a llInd-
Where, ii Won pass. for want of brass,
You're always left behind.
The Keystone il a noble State;
Realm proud enough for king,
Aud have ruled il many years
With what they call the ring.
But now my hand is getting weak,
My palse heals tain: and low,
My tingrr~ slip, lose my grip,
Aud | must soon let go.
There is place called Harrisburg,
And there = crowd doth meet
OF CatItfS and ot tiunkeys hired
To wash ami wipe my feet,
This crew | 10 uequeaIh to yen
To have aud hold alway;
They'll do your work aud never sb:rk
So they but got their pay.
Now all y"u irted 30 90. my son,
l. keep Tins gang we'll paid,
And keep ihusr " nom you cannot buy
Dlshta rtentd or afraid.
II fhese henesis yen do observe,
Aud these commands obey,
You snail be king aud bnss the ring
With uudisputed SWAY.
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\ DEAF Man TA-...s PDIITICs.-O -
the oldest aud nnst disreputabl- cit zc,-s e
San Antonio. Texas, rrig0t, - was l..s i-,i..l
custom, To pay fo' 'iiie smile hc had Inst
taken. The old geDtleuau il = lit;i. q. A..
too. The barlSeeper mildly animated hat
il he had an extra quarter about him l.
would not be refused in part layn,ant
"Anoiher extra out, is there p lie re-
marked moving toward the door
lien ave You epirE 10 pay that fifteen
cents. hey?' said 'he bar'Seeper iu y ,-is.-l
tone Of fvoice. moving gently towatd hi,n.
The old geniiemati nodded aud haii,.,.gi
b ck, Yes. Hayes is IN. light II tie
fifteen went foi iin..'
Tie barkeeper siiled Mp toraiis hini :o
get square kick. observing taiiet cxcit-
edlE. "bou are acting dartn bedtv''
Dan Biadlev. t!al'S jas, Ul.a. ! s,v.' -
and be slid out jusi flrt went nr IN
the air. and MAS visible for 2 u.un,,,,, Over
the top of the swing aE doors. si,Iis- &c
aforesaid cid customer continued on d.,v u
The street sith smile on li~ ftce, as If ,l,.;
angels were whispering 10 him.
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JUSTICE BRADLt. = sOuILOouY.
BY CHAUNCEY NASH,

Said Bradley, deeply signing;
There Ia no other way
Than sanction crime tile vilest,
Forsouih, To- win the day;
Iis thus one crime enRen,lers
Ten Thousand it's train;
And ] must soil my erininr
For party greei, and gaiui
"AIy friends all press around me,
l may no more resist;
yield unto the pressure,
And in their game enlist;
Sustained hy Brurher Miller.
Aud fortified by Strong
With sI,ecious reasons Evarts
Wall forIify the wrong.
"The fierce and hurIy Morton
Will Frelinghuysen lead,
And Eimuuds follow GaI field
Aud Hoar In time of need.
Eleci'ral votes are wanted
And caDture them we will,
Through that great ac; of Congress,
The Eight to Seven bill
"RcturnS we'll hold as valid,
Tho we may know them false;
But tliis onr friends viii swallow,
Tho worse than Epsnm salts.
No one nust call in question
A bribed returning board;
Tho stepped in foul corruption,
That fact must be ignored.
eff proofs of fraud are offered,
Wen keep them oui at sight;
The proofs are 'aliunde,'
Aud ne'er must come tn light.
F"tUrrs like these are costly,
And We must make them win;
The end To he accomplished
Must sanc,ify the sin!
"Some ground and lofty ,umbling,
Or eeii a Sonrrsauii,
We may be called to practice,
Bur none must fear or halt.
Should law or constitution,
Perchauce, our course obStruct,
Then we will swing around it
A,si seize the usuiruct!
I'VE have at length accomplished
y deed L will not name;
The trui; must turn to ashes,
And biieh'ed he our fame.
Ihe stow unmoving finger
Oh proud contempt and scorn,
Or curses loud aud hIsses
Bcset us night aud morn.
''Thc fires of hell are raging
Fen HOW within my breast;
The hips and sting, OF conscience
Give neither peace nor rest;
The worm that never dieth
Is gnawIng Al my heart;
Through every ucrve and tissue
/ feel ITS ceaseiess smart.
II hear the fearful moaning
OF stUrins now drawing near;
The rain of truth IL pouring
A deluge in my ear;
Our broad foundations otter,
And groauing, a. they fall,
'Th- miii ut God is griuding,
Il MI grinding very Suiali -
-Rochesier Union and .4,ireTtiSe
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THF DEACON ANswEHED. .-Tp In New
Hampshire. where I uss-d TO ye When a
boy says Governor Noycst, there was IN
old deacon 1hn WAS great deal n.ctc ~
Gus than honest. He Aas an aid hy,r,-
critic, and when he had donca lsait icul-,iV
menn thing lac esSrd his conscience l,v 90
ing ont into u field. along one sitlsaf whi,.,
was sinne wall, and kneeling bcSi,le II.
praying 'he Lor0 TO iopple st over on Him
if he had done anything t-ff,arSive - llifa
wrnng i'm His sight. Well we l,,,vs
found il ont. and ''.e day. Nheu ve S-.,v
the deacon making for the stone wan. ~e
got on tine other side and wai'.d tie
kneit down acc n6ing To- his usual ctisfif--.
and went through his uSSai rliulnia. cl.,>-
ing With the pc tion to have the wall ,s..a-
pied over If he he'd 6une anything ~,r,nc.
Aud We ;oppled II. Jumping nnt fit,i,, t,,is
der the stones. the old mnn cii.6 s,i IN
tones az mingled disgust aud plarp
Good eIacious cen. y,lu tell y her a Zoe b
il joking p
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Names of inmates who died during the year;
Richard NcQuiIian. William McKernan. Lena
Willis, william Davis Edward Roberts, Henry
Ueifewrittcr and Nancy Wendell. -
OF the inmates remaiuinR january J., 49, u
there are sane males, -; sane females, II; ~
s,ne males q: insane females, II; blind males,
a. biind fema les, 1; A Amercans 81: foreigners, "a
Average number of Inmates per month Sc
average cost of each inmate per week, *ib1.
ye.r LILLY, Steward.
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sll.09i 20
STATEMENT,
Am. OF orders p aid by n. }. Freidfof,
Hso rra.sIi rt.,-- SO

n ~
ESQ, Treasurer SiD,Go2
FHDN WHICH Deduct:
Orders for claims prior to Jan.
j. ts.b.. : -
Dixmont H1spittl.....-.. ..... 1, ,5o5 10
Expenses attending ConNcn-
lion i. IL ID ..... -. -. 81 SO
CouN pyiug ~. u. y. TO House 81 05
Physicians, O ID. P...-.... 3!9 81
Counsel, o. d. L. 81 20
Month y allowances To q. D 7. lS2i IS
Out door relief. rent. boarding
and nurses, q. j. 7. 49,. 562 II
Cofins and funeral expenses,
O. ID. p. . =. -. 52i IS
Transportation and Directors.
pt. nj. services, o. ID. p. 6le nj
Livery O. d. Z 49,. ........ L. 90
Justice and Constable fees 80 81
Lumber, masonry and caTppn-
ter work, new buildings, &c. l9J 92-5 300 81
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INMATES, sc.

No. of inmates January l. 1873 %
No of inmates admitted during the year. M
r., -, ,n,,,,es horn during the wear ....
Total. ...'.-.-.-'' - ~
Dischar ged and ahsconded during the year II
indenturt-i during the year
Died during the year. -. -
Remnining in House, January 1, 1877 ...... 81
r.a, ... -. " 1I6
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BAR
RACKS STREET. BETWEEN MIRO AND
TONTI STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF IGNACE FERNANDEZ.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1855.

by PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auetioneer-orffl
ID No. 46 Royal street--!SSATURDAY. October 8.
1877 at IL o'clock m. will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Elk.
change, on Royal street. batween Canal and
Oustomhouse streets, by virtue and in pur-
suance to an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans dated third of September. 1877. for
account Of the above succession, the following
described property, to Wit
A CERT AIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
Faubourg IRENE of this city. in the square
bounded by Barracks, Hospital. Miro and Tonti
streets, being part of lot No. II. on a plan of
Bringier of November 4. 1s43, and annexed to
an act dated third June. 1874, before Q. Pollock
notary public; said lot having, American meas
ure 80 feet front on Barracks street by 1916 feet
in depth, together with the buildings and inn
provements thereon.
Terms and Condtions-O ne-half cash on the
spot: the balance at twelve and eighteen
months credit in notes of the purchaser, to
bear interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum from the date of adjudication, and to be
secured by vendors privilege and special, mort
gage on the property, with the usual clauses
relative to insurance. and five per cent attor-
news fees in case of suit on the notes. AL taxes
exigble in 1873 to be paid by the purchaser
over and above the price of adjudication.
Act of sale before Theo. Buisson. notary pub
lic at expense of purchaser.
sph 10 10 26 Oc3 6
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Rampant street. between Euterpe and Fell
city streets First District.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUST sTRATMYER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No, 81 $40.

pY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Aqctioneer,,offlce
ID 46 Royal street-SATURDAY, September %.
1877 at u o'clock NJ. will be sold at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change on Royal street between Customhouse
and Canal streets, by virtue and in pursuance
to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated August 4. 1877. for account OF
'aao CERTAIN cISs1sa LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings, rights. improvements, ways etc., to
ire same belonging in the First District Of this
city, in the square bounded by Euterpe, Felici-
ty, Rampant and Basin streets. having 81 feet 5
inches front on Rampant street by 81 feet IL
inches lines in depth, between parallel lines,
English measure. being the greater part OF the
lot figured by the No. on the plan of square
No. 8, made by J. Pile, surveyor Second MUM.
cipality. ON the Goth of July, 1s40 in the records
Of A. Mazureau then q notary in this city, and
is the same lot the deceased purchased from
Mrs. G. =. Bridge. December 26, 1865, as per act
before Walter Hicks Peters. notary public.
The improvements consist in q two-story
frame house, double tenement. having four
rooms to each tenement. front and rear gal
leries, common alleyway. two story frame kitch-
en- with six rooms and two cabinets. privies,
cistern etc.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
Act of sale before Theodule Buisson, ESQ.,,
notary public, at the expense of the purchas er.
ANS l5 sci 8 Is %
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PRoMISSORY NOTES.

l. John Reich. note dated March "a, 1868. for
5000, all interest pa d up to March 2i 1876. Sc
cured by mortgage.
.. j. 6. Wragge. note for $3.50: interest paid up
10 Nav % 1915.
8. Jacob Paul. note due November %, 1875, for
$500: interest paid up to September %, 1876
4. G. Steinbron. note due November 80, 1875, for
500; paid on account $50: no interest paid.
5. W. Singrin, note dated September "a, 1876.
for s245; due September "A, 1877
6. NJ. Spellman. note dated November 8. 1875,
for $3.50; due May 8 1877.
T. P. kramani. note dated November 16, 1876, for
$500: due May I6. 1877.
S. G. Eberhardt. note dated December 90 1876,
for 5000; due June 20, 1877: paid March IT. 1877.
$50 on account.
9. Geo. Geyer, noted dated February s, 1877. for
$50; due August S, 1877.
10. G. Schnauder. note dated March l, 1877. for
500; due September /, 1877.
Ii. NJ. Anderson, note dated March Q, 1877, for
$74 80: due May S, 1877
IL. NJ. Ryan. note dated March IT, 1877, for 500
due September II. 1877.
Terms-Cash.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r, M. & b. j. Montgomery.

FURNITURE FURNITURE.
ELEGANT WALNUT VICTORIA BEDROOM
SUIT, ROSEWOOD FRAME PARLOR SUIT.
DINING-ROOM SUIT. FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS, BRUSSELS CARPETS. ONE
ELEGANT CHINA DINNER SET, GAS
CHANDELIERS, OIL Gil 9TH. GLASSWARE
PLATED WARE. MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
ENGRAVINGS, COOK STOVE UTENSILS,
ETC.
- ALSO
One elegant UPRIGHT PIANO nearly new,
Cost $3.50.
Being the contents Of the elegantly furnished
residence No. II PRIEUR STREET. between
Canal and Customhouse.
To be sold on account Of departure, at auction.
pY r. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY M.
- Montgomery. Auctioneer On WEDNES-
DAY, September II. 1877 ut IL o'clock o. m. at
the above mentioned place.
Term-Cash Def re delivery. seq I'd
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
THE NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, WITH THREE LOTS. ON GALvEz,
BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOM
HOUSE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN DURKIN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans


DY G. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Offlce No.
ID 81 Camp street--SATURDAY, October 49,
1877 at 10 O'Clock M, at the ST. Charles Auction
Exchange, in the rotunda Of the st. Charles
Hotel in this city, will be sold at public auction
by virtue and in pursuance OF an order from
the Hon A, l.. Tissot. Judge Of the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the
thirtieth August. 1877, and rendered In the
above entitled succession, the following de-
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stu
ated in the Second District Of this city, and in
the square bounded by Canal. Galvez. Custom
House and Johnson streets. The said lots are
designated by the numbers twenty. one. twenty
two and twenty three, as per plan by A. q Hem
mecourt. surveyor. dated The sixteenth OF July
1883 and deposited in the office OF L. U. Gu
velier late notary public In this city -, me ae
said lots measure as follows: Lot NO. Il mas ~
fett inches front on Gavez street. by rs feet s
l inch in depth between parallel lines; lot NO
% has IS feet inches front on Galvez street, by
1870 feet in depth between parallel lines; lot NO,
% has IS feet inches front on Galyez street, by
gether with all the buildings and improvements
story frame building built, retired from the
street. kitchen. stables etc., front and SIDE gar
dens. ;.
Terms-Cash on the spot. The purchaser. in
addition to the price of adjudication, to as
sumo the payment Of the taxes due and payable
in 1877 and 1878.
public, at the expense of the purchaser.
on
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SUCCESSION OF MARGARETHA KLEIN.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. g,2e0.
pY pLAoIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer- offlc

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer-Offlce
ID 40 Royal ,street-On SATURDAY, October 0,
ton at the Merchants and Auetio4eer r l Ex
Oustomhouse streets, by virtue and in g,ursu.-
anee to an order from the Hon a. L. ,Ilssot.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, dated August 81. 1877. the FOL
lowing described property, for account OF the
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated In the Third District of this city, In the
square bounded by st Anthony, Ce!estine,
Genius and Bagatelle Streets measuring .s 4rf lsi
Ceesne street and go feet it inches LINES
parallel lines. as per sketch of q. Pile. archi-
teet dated 23d of June. 1877.
Terms and conditions-One half cash on the
spot. the balance on q credit OF one year tol
notes bearing special mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege and interest at the rate of 8
nor cent per annum the purchaser to assume
the payment Of the city and State taxes for the
wear 1877. payable in 1878.
Act of sale before NJ. 7. Ducros, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser
II IA 81 ucp
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THE FRAME COTTAGE.
With Large Lot
ON ST. MARY, BETWEEN ROUSSEAU AND
ST. THOMAS STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF THOS. Med. CONNOLLY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No 81 24s.

DY G. e. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Offiee No.
ID 81 Camp street SATURDAY, September ~,
1877, at IL o'clock m, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange. In the rotunda OF the st, Charles Ho-
tel. in this city, will be sold at public auction, by
Hon. A. L. fissot. Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
the 10th of August, 1877. and rendered in the
above entitled succession, the following de-
scribsd Rr?perty 70 VIII bltpopr,oNo opc1rNn
situated in the Fourth District OF this city, and
In the square bounded by st, Mary, Fs lefty,
streets. The said lot Is designated by the letter
20" on plan by L. H. Pillie. surveyor, dated the
10th March, 1875, and measures 46 feet inches
lines front on st Mary street by a depth between
parallel lines of 127 1eet 10 inches lines To-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon comprising q capacious and comfort
able double tenement frame cottage, etc., des1g-
mated by the Nos. 81 and SO st. Mary street
Terms-One-third cash. balance at one and
two years credit for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing all the
usual clauses of eight per cent per annum in
terest from the day Of sale until final payment;
Ave per cent attorneys fees IN event that the
notes given in part payment should have to be
sued upon; the improvements to be kept in
sured by the purchaser to the extent of the cre-
dit portion, and the policy transferred to the
holders of the notes. and to assumethe payment
of the taxes on said property due and exigibie
in 1873. over and above the prices OF adJudlca-
Act of sale before W. j. Castel ESQ at the ex
pense of the purchaser. A deposit of ten per
cent in cash will be required at the moment OF
adiud cation. aus % sci . 10 ~
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SPLENDID PROPERTY ON DELORD
STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
RAMPANT STREETS. FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF PETER WERCKLE,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 1877.

DY pLACIDE J. SPEAR, AuctioneerO Office
O. 1877. at IL o'clock m will be sold at public aue-
tion, ut the Merchants and Auctoneers' Ex-
change, on Royal street. between. Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue and IN pursu-
ance to an order from the Hon. A. l.. Hissot
Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated August 81, 1877, for .ac.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the First District of this city in the square
bounded by Delord, Franklin, Rampant and
Euphrosine streets. designated as lot No. g. on
a plan drawn by zimpel on the nth OF April.
1882 deposited in the office of H. B. Cenas. the n
notary said lot measuring. in American meas
ure % feet front on Delord street by 100 feet in
between parallel lines.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
Act Of sale before Theodule Buisson, notary
public at the expense of the purchaser.
an4 II ia Of Op9
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STOCKS.

Rarond 81 @ each one on WHEN pad
Q. Twelve Shares of Teutonia Insurance
Comp ny ef 500 each, full paid.
s.. Fifteen Shares of Peoples Bank Of $50
each, full paid.
l. Ten Shares of Peoples Insurance Com
pany of SIS each, full paid.
S Two Shares of New Orleans Insurance As
ISOLATION of $50 each. full paid.
6. Fifteen Shares Of The Teutonia National
Bank of 500 each. full paid.
7. Twenty Shares Of the Bank of Lafayette of
s Fifteen shares of the Odd Fellows Hall AS
ISOLATION, Third District, OF $40 each. full paid.
Terms Cash, before transfer.
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
SUCCESSION OF CALVIN TETE.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 35,6 67

Dye. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Offce No.
d 81 Camp street-SATURDAY,S September p
1877, at II O'Clock M, at the St Charles AUCTION
Hotel. in this city, will be sold at public auction
by virtue of and in pursuance of an order from
the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge Of the SECOND
August 10, 1877, and rendered in the above emit
tied succession, the following described proper
y u CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city and in the square
or islet No. 81, bounded by Religious, st. james
Celeste St Thomas and Felicity streets, meas.
in depth, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, comprising two: story
brick house designated by the No 129 Religious i
street. and forms the southwest corner OF Rel1-
gious and st. James streets.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale. together with the taxes. payable ID
cation, at expense of the purchaser.
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