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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24


DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR AUOITONEKR-
II once No. 46 Royal street--BATURDAY. keh-
ruary "a 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sold
ct public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue aud In pursu-
ance to an order u the Hon. A. i. TIssot judge of
the Second District Court fer the parish of Or
leans, dated Jaauary 10. 1877, for account of the
shove succession. the following described prop
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining
each other, together With the buildings and i'm
prOvements and appurteDanees thereunto belong.
ing, situated in the Second District Of this CITY,
desRnated by the letters H. I and J, in the square
bounded by Galvez Miro, Hospital and Barracks
streets, on q sketch and certificate Of survey
signed by ]. A. dlHemeeourt, deputy city sur
VeyOr, which lots of ground measure Is follows:
Lot H, % feet inches lines front on Hospital
street a feet II inches in depth diagonal limo
on the side toward Miro street, 40 fest line in
depth on the other sioe. and IA feet in the rear.
Lot measures 40 feet inches front on Hospital
street 60 fest line 10 depth on the side Of lot
Is teet inches In depth on the other side and so
feet inches In the rear
Lot J, of triangular form, measures 90 feet 2
lines font on Hospital street, rs feet inches on
the line dividing it from lot and 80 feet inches
in the rear
Terms Cash on the spot The property is In,
nIed in the New Orlsana Insurance COMPANY for
one year and premium paid, purchasers to pay for
the unexpned portion from day Of sale over and
above the price Of adjudication.
Acts OF sale before Abel DEeyfous, notary public,
st the expense OF the purchases.
jail 70 30 f6 - 20A
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. S.
GASQUkT STRBBT, FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF PIkRRB HBNO.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleana-


GASQUkT STKEBT, FIRST DISTRICT,
SUCCESSION OF PIkRRB HBNO.
Second District Court for the Parish OF OTleana-
No. %, $50.
DY PLAClDB J. SPEAR, AUCTTONBKR-
~ ONCE No. 46 Royal street-On THURSDAY,
March 8, 1877, st twelve O'Clock M, will be sold
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue and in pur-
suanoe 10 an order from the hon. A. L. TissOt
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated December 49, 1876, for account Of
the above succession
LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
ings and improvements thereon. in the First DIS
trict of this city, in the sanaTe bounded by Gas.
quet, Common, Marais and Where streets, known
as No. 50 0ssquet street, and designated lot No.
l of plan OF survey annexed to an set passed be-
fore r. de Armas, late notary public in this city
on the seventeenth OF February, 1875 said lot hav
ing front on Gaequet street Of 81 feet ii inches
Lines, by depth between parallel lines Of l27 feet
10 inches lines.
Acquired by the deceased. Pierre Heno, by pur.
chase from Alexander W. Scates, by act passed
before b. B. CeDan, notary public, on the twenty
eight Of September. 1893.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash; the bal
snce at one years. cred for notes bearing upecal
mortgage, and vendors lien Bnd privilege, with
eight per cent interest per annum from date till
paid; the clause OF five per cent attorneys fees in
case OF Judicial prOce edings TO recover payment of
said notes. or any portion thereof; insurance and
transfer of policy, and all other usual clauses The
purchaser to make deposit Of ten per cent on the
amount of adjudication at the IN Jment Of sale.
Acts of sale before James Fahey notary public
81 the expense OF purchaser. fe3 10 II "a mh3 I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUMAINB
AND THIRTY-THRBE SQUARES, con
sol LOTS OF GROUND, IN THR RBA
CHARLES AVENUE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
By Roey & o'Oonnol

PLANTATIONS IN RAPIpBS PA RIsH, OF
RAPIDBs. NEAR THB TOWN OF
DRIA. AND, ON THR LINE OF TIE
ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

WKNGER,s GARDEN.
.DeHEbon 8sEert..............1
a.wkNaER. rs1prsisz
Lalsest Han d ~ city ncat n1rspssn "a
An.EioHm journals en Gle TnEee nra Rtema tel
.I1IIIl4. via I7H44EII NulL1Efe. .r4I Hao1 =
1o11Ezle p1sla 4ds l1T1S1 0t1hl1 ~ rs
sp'la, plels hpa y =. r t1i p y ~ Ny9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

United States Circuit Court for the d
LuuisiAnR-H0. 90l4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

The above statement is a true and correct tran
script from the books of the Lafayette Fire In
surance Company.
ROBERT JACKSON, Vice President
LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, ,
City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this nine.
tenth day of February, 1877.
PETER KAISER,
Sixth Justice of the Peace.
Atsmeeting of the Board of Directors held on the
eighteenth day of January 1877 it was resolved to
declare a dividend Of SIX DOLLARS AND iHIRTy
CENTS on each share, the said dividend to be
by the company.
ROBERT JACKSON Vice President.
LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders held
on the ninth day of January, 1877, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing
year:
J. q. Keller, &. a. Burton,
John r. Kranz, William Henry,
II. Bllermann, Gus. Hnllander,
DE- 8. B. Wood, Henry jackson,
H. P. Walter, Robert jackson,
Henry Bensel, IT., D. A. Harris.
Louis FaeIsel, Phi. W. Dlelmsnn,
James Hagan, Joseph Mathis,
KsspRr Auoh. William Mehle
DR.. William B. Wood. Daniel HOlderith,
Henry Rice, o. r. TheismAnn,
F. Pfster, W. r. Fish,
Henry Donnenfelser
And at a meeting of the above Board, held on
the fifteenth day of January. 1877, Henry Jackson
Bsq., was elected President; Robert Jackson, Bsq
vice president; Louis Mathis secretary, and
Charles Kummel Inspector Ksspar Auch Esq.,,
having declined to accept the presidency fe2llm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CORNER OF CANAL And CAMP sTRRRTS.
Established In 1905,
UapdtA4ss eOOOOO
Assets cir market value.s"........ 652,s31 q
Income the year 1875. G94,03O q
This company inBureS Ere, marine and rivOi
risks issues marine policies payable in London u
case Of los0.
J. TUYKS, President
A. BOHRBIBRR, Vice President
J. W. HINOKs, Secretary.
Directors
Ernest Merilh, A. N. BiokhAM,
Plaoide ForStAn, A. Schrsibar,
q. Gally, J. Tuyea,
CHARLES Latte, ". A. Bell
VIVIAN Benthuyssn, D. FAtjO,
Pierre POutA D. D. Rogsra. iA9S ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON sAFBS, ETC.

SUGGESTIONS OF THE LATE L. F. GRNBRBS AND
J. J. LEoNoB ABAT, AS MEMBERS OF THE
LATE FIRM OF ABAT l. GENRRES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
SUCCESSION OF vIRGINIR DEsLAs.

UNDIVIDED SIXTH OF A VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on ELYSIAN Fields STREET
THIRD DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

IN THR MATTER OF THE LIouIDAf
THB CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION
PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
AUCTION SALES,
By Rlacide J. Spear.
sALK FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FoMBRR
PURCHASER
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LACRoIx.


Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleanE-
No. 80 67I.
RY PLACIDE J.. SPEAR, AUCTToNRER-
~ Ohhce No. IS Royal street-THURSDAY.
March Is, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sod
ut public auction, in the Merchants and Auction
ssT g 6 E1G6a1gs, on Royal street between Canal
suaroe Of tive orders frem the Hon. A l. Tissot
judge Of the second District Court for the parish
OF OIleans, dated June s. 1876, aud by virtue Of q
Judgment rendered February 6, 1877, and signed
February Z, 1917, by the Hon A. L. Tiseot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
Mailhes, who failed to comply with the terms of
adjudication made to him on the twenty third of
January, 1877, the following described property to
wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
usted in the Third District Of this city. in the
square bounded by ElYsian Fields, Marais, Mar.
igRy aud st. Claude streets, designated by the
No. 5, in square No 800, having american meas
e9rel q feet 5 inches lines front on Elyslan
Fields street. by let feet inches lines in depth.
2l3.
Terms and Conditions-one. third cash, the bal.
anoe on a credit OF one and two years, for notes
bearing special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege, with eight per cent interest from date OF
sale till final payment; the clause of five per cent
attorneys fees in case of judicial proceedings for
the recovery of payment of said notes or any poF-
ton Thereof; the improved property to be kept in.
sured by purchasers In a sum to be fixed by the
administrator, and policies transferred to him or
the holders of any of said notes, and all the usual
clauses Purchasers will be required to make a
deposit Of ten per cent on the amount Of adiudica
This property is sold free from all membranes
of State, city and alnage taxes, except all taxes
payable in 1877, which purchasers will assume
over and above price of adjudication, and clear
title given to purchasers of same. The whole to be
sold according to plan exhibited at the Exchange
prior to and on the day of sale.
Acteof sale before G. MOrel notary public at the
expense of purchasers. felO IL "a mh3 10 "A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

In conformity with the requirements Of its char
ter, the company publishes the following ate
ment Of its business for the year ending December
81, 1876:
Premiums received during the year, in
GLIDING premiums reserved Deoem-
Der 81, ls7S........... @40,79o l6
Less rebate. @3.639 10
Return premiums. LIPS 70
ReinsuraLces. ............ 2,5O9 S. 7,275 81
Total. 33,SI4 81
Add interest and rents. $e,l94 80
Less profit and loss .......... 1875 CO. g. 6Os 20
Total. ,lS3 80
Deduct fire losses paid. ....... @lo,s79 40
Licenses and taxes. 2,T7l 70
Rent neutrality-suspicious.. ...... eco 90
Salaries. Observation-Disclosures, 65l99 81
Miscellaneous. E. ...,......... 404 60-2l IT'S 81
Net profit. .......................,.@ls 94s Is
ASSETS.
Ninety per cent stock notes $50, 400 90
CASH '''s..-.....s'ss.. 19u5 70
Premiums in course of cOlleetion....... $3.50 81
Bills receivable for premiums. ITO so
Loans on FIRST mortgage. s63l8 l6
Loans on collateTals. ,.................. lies 90
Stock, and bonds ...................... 1879 IS
Real 2O55 As
Furniture. Observation-Disclosures. 15l6 30
Total. .......,............. s22s s4s is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
INSURANCE.
LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Once No. 69S Magazine street, near
jackson street.
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NO. ~ ,Ub1.
DY NASH q HODGSON-W. 1.
ID AuctiOneer-Ofice No. 10 Carondelet
SATURDAY, March 3, 1871, at twelve .
at the St Char es Auction Exchange, q
msnt rOtunda Of the St. Charles Hotel, ~
by virtue and In pursuance Of an
judgment of the Hon. A. L. TissOt
the second District Court for the parish I
signed and dated January 20, 1877. in
entitled matter, at public auction, will
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toge1
all the buildings and improvements u
uated in the Third District of this d
square bounded by Victory, Frenchmsi
and Elysian Fields streets, designated z
on q plan by Louis Rringier, surveyol
dated July 81, 1871, and measuring "a fed
Victory street, by q depth Of 1928 feet, md
between parallel lines.
Terma and onditions-Ons-third oaa
spot, and the balance ct one and two y
eight per cent interest, special mortg
vendors privilege, 1--WE per cent for alto
In case OF suit. insurance and transfvf
and all other usual security clauses 10 b.
in the mortgage, from day Of sale until
ment.
Act Of sale before NJ. 7. Dueros, notary
the purchasers expense, including The
and eSigIble in 1871 ia21 fe3 J
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
BY Placide j. Spear.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BIC.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. E. &. MOUGN.
l.oo,a n,.tv,.4 rlcrv+ So- ~. p.,i.h ~ r-s....

Beoo1d Dl1trlot Court Tor the PRFilh Of OTlonns-
No. 1928.
RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUoTIoEEKR-
- once No. 46 Royal street-FRIDAY,
March 3, 1877, ct 10 A. NJ, will be sold at
public suction, ct No. 100 BienVille street be-
tween Bourbon and Dauphine streets, by virtue
and In pursuance to an order from the Hon. A L
Tiss0t, Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of 0rl, ans dated February IS, 1877 for
account OF said succession
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Terms-Cash on adjudication, TEA 90 mh3T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 59,l<1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

D5VOUU UIHIIIuI OOufl IOT ING FafI8h OF UEIsAn1-
Nos. 81, IA and q, $780,
RH Os Es G1kAhDEYs AUOTIONkkh-
ID Once No. 81 Camp sJreet.-WBDNESD
March I, 1877, at IL A. NJ, at the office No. lO9
CustOmhOuse, between Royal and Bourbon Btreets,
will be sold at public auction by virtue of and in
pursuance of two several orders from the Hon. A.
1. Tiss0t, Judge Of the Second DISTRICT Court for
the parish of Orleans dated February 90 1877,
and rendered in the above entitled successiOns-
One fine large IRON SAFE, DESKS and other
Office furniture.
TeTms-Cash on the spot. fe24 % mh37
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24

SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, 1876.
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AUCTION SALES.
By O. n. oirardey.
sALR 40 EFFKcr 4 FARTlmoN.

GRoRGR SILVA 1T AL VS.. MRS. WIDOW
GEORGE SILVA BIT AL
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BY o. Valeton.

N TIKI NAITEH OF =. EDuAH IAUHOIX, BANks
rupt
United states District Court for the District Of
Louisiana-No. 1s73s
DY o. VALKTOH, AUoTTONKRR-OFFTCn
ID Nos. 81 and IS Magazine streeE-WRDHBs-
DAY, March :, 4s17. 81 Twelve o'clock H.. win
b sold 81 the Merchants and Auctioneer9 Ex-
change, on Royal street, 10 pursuance of an order
from the aon. \, G. Billings Judge OF the District
Court Of the United States for the district OF Louis
lana, dated January 81, 1876
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLB AND INTERESTS Of p
kagar Laeroix, bankrupt, In and 20 the Succession
Of his deceased mother Mra Francois Lacroix
Terms-Cash on the spot fs3 10 IL "a mis-
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A Good Directory Is Like 4 Goo,
Every HIau Should Have One
Own-DO net Borrow Your n
bOr,s DirectOrys Buy One
Yourself, and Ven VIII Hal
It en- Hand when II
Needed.
CITY DIRECTOH.
1877.
DON'T
DELAY A SINGLE
DAY But BUY A COPY
OF THE NEW DIRFCToRY AT OECK
meas man can sflOId TO BE- without this
reliable GUIDE. Contains full and conf
nation 10 q very late date.
PRICE ONLY IS.
For sale by the principal stAtIOaers,
L. soARDS s. CO. Publii
No. s Commercial Place, corner Can
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SUBURBAN PLANTATION, CITY PROPERTY, ETC
SUGGESTIONS OF L. F. GBNERBs AND J. j. L.
once Abat, members Of the late firm of Abat
Generes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-24
sPLkNDlD IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HOSPITAL
STREET, SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION or A. LoGEL

Second District Court for the Parish of OrleAu
No. q, 943.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleanr-
No. % ST.
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UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THR CRAWFORD 81.
GAR PLANTATION, SITUATED IN THK PAR.
IsH OF ST. MARY, ON BOTH SIDES OF THB
BAYOU TRCHR,
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO, lO9
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FESHR UNDERSIGNED HKRRBY aIvE
~ Of bic appointment a. nssigne,
ls0pez, Of the city Of New Orleans, adjua
xupt upon his oWm petition
~ 0UlLLRAfHT, Ansf
No. 81 Cuatomh0us
Sew Orleans, February y, ls11. ~
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By Mash g HOdesol
SALE FOR PARTITION.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
JOHN 7. PETTIGREW. TUTOR..vs. Nj
GARET 3. NDGRNT.
Ra0ond Diatrfo1 Oourt for tha Pariah m

Second District Court for the Parish Of
No. 39,O67.
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4 TO
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lie IF
UNIT
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, 1877-04-14
How TO Make Il Hot Red.

Place the frame where the bed 1t Is
10 stand, fronting 10 the south or
southwest mark the ground all
around on the inside OF the frame and
dig out space about eighteen inches
deep, and replace the frame, which
will res: immediately on the edge OF
The pit. Then procure some stable
manure, which ought TO be fresh from
The stable, and place ii near IN heap.
Shake every fork full well, mix the
long manure with the short. Now
begin 10 hl the pit; when you have
shaken dung 10 The thickness OF hVe
or six inches, beat well down, anil 50
on I'LL the manure Is about nine inches
from the top of the front OF the box
now see that it is qui level, and pa;
on the sash. The heat will begin 10
rise next day, AID on The second dag
it will be ready TO receive the earth,
which should be dry, not like dust. bat
not too vet, and should be rich and
fresh. The bed should be filled up
abou; six inches with il then put on
the sash aGI let them remain twenty
four hours; then take theln of and
,tir the earth well. The earth Is 10
he level, not sloping like the glass
The glass Is sloplng 10 meet the suns
rays, and TO carry OF the walef. The
earth which was taken out o. the pit
should be put around the outside Of
the frame 40 that no water Will run
into the bed. When ready to SOW the
seed, lake off the sash and make little
drills from the back of the bed to the
front, drop the seed along the drills
regularly, cover all over smoothly,
write the names OF the seeds aud date
Of the sowing On small piece OF
paper, put in the cleft OF little stick,
aud stick it into the ground at the
eud Of each drill, and pat on the sash.
The main principle is to give always
as much air as the plants will endure,
taking advantage of every mid day
to remove the sash for this purpose L:
:hey have not enough air they Will
grow up spindling, and will have
small seed leaves, End, indeed, If too
much deprived OF air, viii die. Let
them grow strong rather than tail !;
short stems and broad, dark green
seed leaves are signs of good plants.
Out of a hundred failures in hot bed
culture, ninety-nine arise from giving
too little air. When it is necessary 10
wafer, do it with a watering pot that
does not pour out heavily. Water at
sunset and shut down the sash tight.
Should high winds or sharp frost set
III, protect your beds with straw or
straw mats.
, 1877-04-14

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, 1877-04-14
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sarVRD.y y.........tprii Ia, N.Y..

TuE PREspsNr-.-Grne'al Grant Is
one OF the three Presidents OF the
United States who have passed Their
fiftie,h birthday in the Executive al
fce. the other two being Mr.. Polk.
who entered the office about seven
months before he was fifty years od,
aud General PieIca, who became Hres
hent in biz forty ninth year. General
Washington was IN his hiiy-elsht
wear when lie became President
John Adams was IN bis slKty-secoBd;
Jefferson in his fifly-eigEt Monroe IN
his fifly-uiu,h; John Quincy Adams
in his tify-eight; Geuerai jackson III
his sixty-second Van Buren, IN his
fifty-Gfiy; General Harrison IN his
sixty ninth Tyler in bis fifty second ;
General Taylor in his sixty fifth ) Lin
coin in his fifty third, and johnson IN
in his fifty seventh year. General
Harrison was the Oldest man ever
elected TO the Presidency, and General
Grant is the youngest. Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, and John Quincy
Adams were in their fifty -eight yea:'
when they entered the Pre- Idency /;
and Monroe completed his fiiry-ninth
year only five days after be became
President, and johnson was in his
fifty Sixty year when he succeeded
President Lincoln. -Four Presidents
went out of office in their sixiy>Six
wear, namely, Washington Madison,
John Adams, and jefferson. Pre,i-
dent jackson was the oldest OF aIl
our retiring Presidents, rs he went
cut of office only eleven days before
the completion Of bis seventeen year.
Mr.. Buchanan lief, office fifty days be-
fore he became seventy years Old.
The President who lived longest was
John Adams, who died in his ninety
fifth year. The next oldest was Mad>
ison, who died in biz ei.hlysiX year.
Jefferson died in bis cighly>tourth
year John Quincy Adams IN his
eighty>tirst; Van Buren, in his eigh-
tielh year. The youngest retiring
President was General Pierce, who
went out of office not quite four
months after he had completed his
ffly-second year. Mr.. Polk retired
in his fifty fourth year, and died in a
little more than three months later at
the age of fifjy>three yeers, seven
months and thirteen dags, the young
est of ell our Presidents in death
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