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he understanding OF tie parties at The UTe
they were made. was an act demanded by
eyerv consideration and OF industrial inte. =
est, Of national honor. Ii the repeal OF thai
law were Reputation, the haplcss sufferer.
would not be people at large, but the men
probably who had insisted on the passage Of
the law. No greater question than this was
ever presented TO the American coDgress. VI
breaks the happiness, the prosperits, the Iu-
ture, of tbree-iourths OF the men, women
and children in this land. Thousands OF
men nave been driven by the resumption
law to insanity or suicide; hundreds OF
thousands have been cast down from COM
potency to poverty; millions have been de-
prived OF employment for their labor, OH
which rests the dependence of their familie,.
1t is now too late to right the wrong, but we
NAV avert any greater wrong from Them and
millions by prompt action on the part OF
congress and the President. l do not ap-
peal 10 that money power which seeks its
fortune over the wrecked happiness and ac-
cumulations of its fellow men-a power 10
which our unhappy civil wsr gave bir,b,
which has grown 80 enormous through un-
Just financial Legislation, which now be-
strides our narrow world like a colossus;
which subsidies the press which captures
statesmen and parties, and makes them It's
suhservient tools; which hounds down and
viii6es every public man who dares to raise
his voice against it That power in the
flush and arrogance of Its enormous and ILL.,
gotten gains has heart Of stone, not to be
touched by human sympathy and compass
sion appeal to the masses-to their faith
full representatives. thank the God of
both political parties on this floor the true
aim Of government is the greatest good to
the greatest number, and whoever by lesis-
lation or otherwise changes the value Of
contract is accursed a. he who removes his
neighbor's landmarks. For twelve wears
past the financial legislation of this coun-
try has been dictated. one would think, on
Lombard street or Wall street, and the peo-
pie have been plurdered BY every fresh co.
actment. They have suffered the fate of
Giant Gulliver when tied down BY the Lii
liputianA Thank God they are now about
to rise to burst the bonds which their petty
,,oes have fastened upon them while sleepinz !,
aud to walk abro.d again in their Own MAP
ney. (ApQaanse,J
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Mr.. WI. DUSDoS- he present efficient en-
gineer at the Court House Is keeping eve y
thing in apple pie ORDER 20 far as his dU'ies
are concerned.
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GES ELCNT has made many imp ovemen
ABOUT the IN ,iiay p son at Fo,t LeaSen-
wost.I, ju ig ais government ofihe las to-
ito >. and has sl,own an indefatigabie energy
"a is worI-, as tue general good apDearal' +,
OF ne place beai > q .l,aoly.
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THERE Will De the usual services at Monu-
ment Place eChu.c.sfo-morrow, conducted by
the Pastor, Rev. ~. Spencer. Subject Of
morning discourse, what is TRUTH, The
Sabbath School will meet at 1870 ,. m. in-
s.ead OFFS: =. NJ.
In the evening secopd leciure Will be
gwen pn 'Ma'GFa-e" touching on tine points.
Love, piyol ce, aud whom should Cor stians
stEN ices.
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Crosse & Blzckwell's. ... .... 90
Lea & Perrin's Sauces. and Kerr ;
Tomato I atSup.
New Sugar Cured Ham. Bacon.
Shoulder and Breakfast Bacon.
Choice Dried Beef
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PAINTING ?! ES,LS OK AAaTbUaS,
So md $40. Each.

With Type, Ink, Sc., and everything neces-
sary for work, AT
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COFFEE.
GROUND COFFEE.

AZ lbs very best Rio Coffee, Zoo
"a q" best % G. JAVA. roo
AZ " Mocha Coffee 100
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:JEL.IIES.

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, Of the very choicest
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An oUrCRY IN ENGLAND

as will make war on the part OF this coun-
try inevitable. Information of this decla-
ration has been sent 10 Russian headanari-
ers and has made strong impression there.
On these circumstances, there is some rea-
sou fos fearing that ,be country may be
dragged inio the present. conflict Further
ground for such apprehension Is tina, within
the last few hours orders have been issued
for the immediate Preparation OF the ar
nv corps. A great battle is repor ed as
proceeding at Tirnova.
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TIE large pistol which Geo. c. Fraker emp
tied at Sheriff Kerbe.. of FL = o county, in
Ne eco, last May,wn''e me Off WAS y,nS
1parlc>t = M is in the u. :. NJ has %; g.
/ = an u-I- W '.Ipou 40 look Al, eyeu uJic-'.-
IL
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PICKLES

The largest assortment ever kept for
sale in this city,
Farmers feed, market, Laundry,
Children's school. and clothes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
prIpceaa snlm.snIm,u LIfs.

Princess Salm-Salm, who is still kindly
remembered by many who knew her
while here, has written the story of her
most interesting adventures under the
title of "Ten Years of My Life" The
story is full of romance, and the Incl
dents crowd upon and jostle each other
like procession of people eager to get
somewhere. 1t begins with the authors
visit in McCellans great military dis
play in Washington to the early part of
the war, and once there she must needs
visit Blenker's German division, where
she met Prince Salm-Salm. He could not
talk English, and she could not talk Ger
man, but they stood and blushed at each
other, and--were married in st. Patrick's
Church in Washington, August 80, 1862.
Dismissed from Blenker's staff by STAN
ton, the Princess tried her hand at
diplomacy, and her address secured his
appointment to the command of Ger
man regiment from Governor Morgan.
This was followed by all sorts of adven-
lures, and TO follow her flying footstepa
through the war would be TO reprint her
book. Immediately at its close Saln-
Salm went to Mexico and offered his SER
vices TO Macmillan, who appointed him
tO4o4pis no NAApch1 htAIlCQ TO lOlQ
him, and he started to fetch her from
New York, but was taken sick of the
yellow fever at Havana, where they
met by accident In the Mexican
war they took an active part. The
Princess was everywhere, and was one of
the unfortunate Maximilian's most effect
i've aids and diplomats. She was equal
70 all emergencies but two, she could not
make money nor save cause which bad
genemlship had doomed, aud bis life with
it. But aho succeeded ia effectiug her
husbands release from Vera Cruz and
with him escaped to New York, whence in
the winter Of 1868 they started for Europe
They we're kindly received by the Princes
brother, Alfred of Schloss Anholt, ia
Westphalia, but the Emperor Of Austria
snubbed the Prince, and his old creditors
arrested him for debts contracted in his
young spendthrif days, but the Princess
saw the Archduchess Sophia, who cried q
good deal, embraced her, and gave her q
bracelet with the portrait Of Maximiiisn,
and the Emperor presented her with an
annuity Of $1,000, which she thankfully
accepted, and escaped from dukes and
duns 70 quiet old Anhoit. Then they
Travelled Salm-Salm published his Mex.
lean diary, which bis vito probably pre-
pared for the press. Interested friends
introduced him 10 King william Of Prus.
sia, who gave him An appointment IN the
Queen Augusta Regiment There were
any number Of iealousiea, riyaIfies, irfltar
lions and tribuiakions The Princess
found high life a. afflicted with annoy.
ances and giinga as 3 New jersey hosne
With niosauiloes But the French war
hgadhAd khese small grievances Away. The
EElnc6 was killed AZ 1ravel0tge. The
neGs1 perl5tzn8d tie frnoial rilsa AZ ht
requested, bnt Immediately returned x
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

the field and worked in the hospitals till
the war was over Then she had long
battle with creditors, and was obliged to
renounce her husbands birthright, which
did not satisfy them. But q rich uncle
had died very OPPORTUNITY and left her
fortune. She abandoned the idea Of en-
tering convent, visited Spain to recover
her health, after which she returned
home-"a home with which am pe1fectS
ly satisfied" This is the outline. But
the story, covering three great wars, and
giving inside views of all of them, is in-
tensely interesting, 1t is full of move
ment, vivacity, surprise, accident, every
thing. 1t is a romance on the run. Such
an active, irrepressible, enthusiastic
woman as the Princess is, who carries all
before her, can not help drawing her
readers after her and leaving the novelists
behind in the race. She drops opinions
which are often amusing. She calls Nc
Clellan the dilettdnte General. She says,
being woman she must not defend
Queen Isabella, but thinks she deserves
more compassion than the contempt with
which she has been treated. Kings like
her if not better princes, are judged very
leniently, but queens with morbid pas
sions are forgiven only if great as SOW
ereigns. But she writes about everybody,
and quotation is impossible. The piums
are part of the pudding, and both must
go together.-NetO York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
The polIar. GreenhncI,n.

The local currency circulation of Wash
ington consists very largely of gFeenbaeks,
to the exclusion Of national bank notes, and
the effect of the oIder of the Secretary of
the Treasury, issued only few days ago,
to suspend Tor the present it's further issue
Of one and two dollar treasury notes, ia
naturally FIRST felt IN this city. Already q
scarcity OF notes of these denominations is
experienced, and several Of the banks have,
within the Last day or two, begun TO pay ali
sums less than IS in amount in silver. The
result Is q considerably increased silver cir
euiatiOn. Ii the present policy is continued,
silver will gradually take the place Of the
one and two dollar treasury notes, and the
volume of Subsidiary coin win eventually
become much greater than that Of fractional
currency. now partially Withdrawn every
where, Thiais Animp0rtant, though perhaps
not very long, step in the direction of spe-
Gle payments. The full amount Of legal
tendes notes of denominations not lees than
50 outstanding November /, 1876, was
$50, SOC, 200. Two or three per cent Of these
notes have probably haen Lost or destroyed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
EOL.IAN.
RI KIrra n. THOMAS.

A legend of the winds Euroclydon,
That driveth from the bitter Ihraclan shore,
Brings this: What deeds the sea and havo done
This passing night viii make men murmur
The deep that hath already goodly store
OF Jewels and wrought gold and coined gold,
Eash gathered through his sunken secret door
a Iargess richer by thousand fold
Great persisted iyes-and this is all that shall
be told.
A legend Of the winds. The herald West,
That haileth from the sea beyond the straits,
Erings this: Long, long and veXed hath been
who H seek the lands before the sunset gates.
bat peace shall soon betide those tossed ship,
a glad green shore tho morning light shall
Aud moorage safe beneath the palms and dates
There, waving meads men neither reap nor
There, fields Of asphodel and poppy sprung
arrow.
4 legend of the winds Aqulon keen,
That blowetA through tAe North wild flames
whose piunies are lancos felt though all unseen
Brinrs this: Three weavers have the gods in
hire
With days and powers and all delights are fed,
Their distafs feeding still the swift wheels gyre
On the lands verge they sit and draw the
On the white shore where none are living, none
are dead.
a legend of the winds. The idle South
That singeth aforementioned songs most dear,
As who within q dream lifts to his mouth
A signing mellow reed, yet doth not hear
The sound that 5reathes: All through the golden
year
Are flowers and fruits together on the boughs
Bong hath pleasant tentage there, anear
A deep, sweet stream, where many come with
VOWS,
And all crowned with some cooling green
upon their brows
New York Graphic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

We have bsen handed by Mr.. Roy Mandy,
Esq., 8 sgein Of silk made By ) young lad ",
Miss Ware, Of Lincoln parish, but now OF
Red River. The silk WAS made from the
cocoon gr0Nn in Lincoln, and Il most beau
tifuily aied pink. Mr.. Mundy informs us
that he saw specimens Of ell o0lOrs, which
would hear the closest inspection in any
market, and All wound and spun by Aiss
Ware. We understand these specimens
will be on exhibition st the State Fair, and
We beiieve, without exciting any wild hiorlls
psislaeaeitie speculation eueh as once 90
eurTed Ia eur memory that the production
Of six IN L0nialAna might in time become q
solid and remuneratiYe industry 70 our
ladies and such Of cur population e are not
physically suited to che severe labor attend
Ing the production Of cotton. Persons wish
ing to examine this specimen are requested
70 call ct the Reporter Offices Manslleld
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
SHERIFF'S SALES.
IL. ROusseIin VS.. Marie MerIet, Widow,
etc., ct al.

IL. ROusselin VS.. MHrie AlerIet, Widow,
etc., ct al.
TTIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II OF Orleans, No. 81O8 BY virtue of q writ Of
et2ure and sle Tn directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court tor the paTish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause | will proceed to sell at
pubic auction at the Merchants and AuctieneeIs
Exchange Regal ST. oct, betN cen Canal and Gus
tomhCuss streets, in the Second District of this
city, on FRIDAY, Nav 1871 az twelv e
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
Two LOTS OF GROUND, together with ar the
buildings aud Improvements thereon. circum.
stances and appurterAnces thereof aid 81 the
rights, privileges and rvitudts thereto belonging
OF in any wise appeTtatning, situated in the First
sJrict of tins city, designated by the numbers
nineteen and tB ent5 OF . plan drawn by joseph
Pile late surveyor, on the tfst Of NAV. $780, and
deposited in the Office of p. L., hcCsy, lale no
taTy pubic in this city, and a 30 eketeh
annexed to an act parsed before 4. G. Cots.
'halS, late 3 notary pubic in this city, on the
tlirtieth of June, 1906 said sketch made by A, g.
81 .nchard, deputt SUI veyor, ard dated the third
Of JuBe, 1882, which two lots OF ground form part
OF square hunter tive nty -eight, comprised within
Comm01, Pa myrA, Prieur and hOmHn streets, "a I'D
mea-uTf, Bag'ish tasure, as follows, TO wit: Lot
number nineteen forming the corner of Comm IN
aud Pr rCets, measures twUnty-seven Il ct
FIVE hes two lines front on said Common street
by ono hundred aud thirty feet five t4es 0eep on
the Inns fTOltiug Pr street, nd nun ire
and twenty five feet II ne inches deep en- the other
side lire toward Roman street and twenty seven
(, ct vide in the rear. And lot number twenty
ftont on said Come, FtTeer, enc hundred and
tive tyhve feet nine inches deep on the II ne divd
ipg It frcm lot number nineteen iowa Piieur
street, one hundred aud tse ty feet three inches
two lines deep on the other de line, and twenty
seven Get wide in the rear. Being the same prop
erty acquired by thu defendants herein By purt haze
from VILLAIN Kiute, by act passed before said ate
1867.
Seized In the above suit.
1erms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
THO MA8 H HANDY,
LOchte g. COrdes VS.. Mrs. Mary Ann
DudenbS fer.

ETFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
H Orleans, No. Cosby virtue of a writ of seiz
ure ann s-lr TO me directed by the honorable the
Ith District Court for the pa rish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, for will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustemhOuse streets, in the Second District
of this city, on WEDNESDAY,, Nav 2. 1871, at
twelve o'clock n, the following described prop
city, to wit
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with
all the buildings and imprOvtm' nts iherr on, and
all the rights, ways, pTiviit ges, serv1tudes and
appuit enanees thereto belonging IN anywise
apperIauing, situated In the new S5burb Marigny,
In the Third District of tits city, designated 0y
the numb ten, in fqlsrs number iOltS.ntne,
which ia bounded by Antonio date Annette), Pros.
per- Saljdele snd st. Bernard streets o. plsn
made by A, D'HemecouIt, survey or dated the IF
tenth day OF May. 1885, gnd annexed to an act BE-.
fore A. Chiapella, late notary pubhc in this ,ity,
dated twrnty-third day OF January, 1853, which
said lot measures, in American measure, twenty
seven feet front on AntOnta sireet, by one hun.
dred ard eigbtee1 feet in depth. Being tue same
property acquired by the defendant herein by
purchase from Frrdeiick Apdreas Louis Won
BbreD, by act passed before W. u. Klsinpeter, late
IOtary public IN this city on the sixth day OF Feb
ruary, 1873, a1d duly registered 10 book number
one hund red and three, folio six hundred 5nd two,
in the o1fcs Of the register OF convey for tie
parish Cf OIL Asns.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS r. HANDY
ap 100 mYl Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
BY o. E. Girardey.
rHE GREAT sALR or TnE sRAsoy

THB GREAT sALB OF TIE SEASON,
COMPRISING THs
CHOICEST or COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY IN MARKET.
BMBgLCIS7 STORES LONG ESTABLISHED AND
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS STANDS,
ON CAMP. cARoNDELBr, CHARTERS AND OLD
LEVER STREETS.
The POPULAR BALLBJO's STORES AND
TAB CLAIMING COTTAGE RESIDENCE ADJ
JOINING AND
THB MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES,
FORMING 1Hs HNTIBB SQUARE BOUNDED BY
ST. CHARLES, JACKSON, CAROEDELBT
AND JOSEPHINE STREETS,
THE MOST P1CTURESQUEI PORTION OF THE
FoURTa OR GARDEN DISTRICT.
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ap 7aO m7l Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Lafayette Fire Insurance Company vs..
Peter II, ThOde.

Lafayette Fire Insurance Company vs..
Peter II. ThOde
TNIRpH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 7e92.-By virtue of a writ OF
feri facias directed by the honorable the Firth
District IOurt for the parish of Orleans, I'M the
above entitled cause, to Eugene Waggsman,
late sheriff. and bv said lsts sheriff to ma
transferred, / will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' TX
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house Streets in the Second District of this city,
on ga UnDAY, May s. 1877, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
ALL rHB RIHHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
defendant herein in and to certain suit late pend
ing in the Sixth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, entitled samuel Johnson vs. Canal Street.
City Park and Lake Railroad Company, No. 8t53 of
the docEet of said iLth District Court, now pend
ing in the Superior District Court for the parish Of
OTleaut, under thu No. 26 s98 Of the docket by
transfer. said defendant being assignee of said
Samuel johnson, by hheriffs sale in suit No. sos
Of the docket OF this court Seizure and gsrnishee
process having been Tegul Arly levied in the hands
ef said company through its president
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash ola the spot
THOMAS H. handy
apT 20 uy5 Civil Sheriff of the Parrish Of OrleanI.
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A Good word To- s.. COLUMBUS.

A Catholic Archbishop, IN an elaborate
letter 70 the Pope, adviees that Christopher
Columbus be raised to the rank OF saint
and placqd on the holy calendar of the
church. The Archbishop thinkat that az the
present Pope 10 the only one Mha was ever
Ia che new world which Columbus discov-
cred, be is pre-e minently the proper one TO
beatow The honor. The suggestion q q good
one We do not know that II would do Co
lumbn9 any good, but Il would do the Pope
and the church credit for spprtclatipg the
work Of & great man. st. Columbus would
be 9 decided improvement on the common
herd Of Saints many Of whom were noted
only for bufroWing II gloomy caves and
cells, without concerning themselves about
their fellow-men Of either hemisphere. As
Of the ocean, the venerable Plus might be-
gin q church service reform By eanonizing
9 good mar, one Of the worlds greatest
heroes Leuissiifs Commercial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

by PLACIDE }. SPEAR, kUcTIoNEER-
- Ofiee No. As Royal atreet.-sATURDAY.
May 5, 1871, at twelve o'clock n, will be sold
NJ public auction. 1t the Merchants ana Aue-
tioneers kxehanEe, on Hayal street, between Genial
and CustomhouAe streets, by virtue and in pur-
Ruanee 10 two Judgments, the ons rendered arch
10, 1877, and signed March II, 1871 and the other
rendered And slgaed April ?, 1s17t By the Hon. A.
L. TissOt, Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
ATRAoT OF LAND, situated ia the par sh Of
Orleans, on the right bark oF the Mississippi
river, forming part OF what was formerly tue old
Gaaelar pianist on and measuring about / e ar.
pents front ON aaid MfsiasipDA river, BY depth Of
% atpenta bounded on the upper aide By lands be.
longing 10 Mre. Moss, and on the lower side by
lands belonging TO tho heirs Of =. aainet.
y Terms and Conditi0nB-0ns third sash on ad.
tndcaton, The balance 81 one and tE Years credit
With interest ~ eight per cont per annum from
date Of adjudication; secured b mortgage and
Vendors pTve Sc. with Eve per cent attorney fsaa
IN oeee OF foreclosure; III pnl chaser 70 aRenme all
tsxes payable ~ 1911 and subseauBntig, over and
ab0gg The price uf adiudle alton, and 10 furnish
fer the cre dit installmenta notes corresponding q
the regpec interests Of the parties herein 7
Get CT sal6 before Jules hoasy. notary pubiie
at the eypaDae Of purchaser. ap7 u II - ny1 /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

Blaine didn't include the B0ston Ifavellcf
when he said the Boston paDera didn't rep
resent the stalWaft Republican sentiment of
Now England. Toe 1foreuer sayh: aPres,
idont Hayes and Governor Packard we're
elee8e9 BY the vets Of L0nisianm, and the
nankesa who disesodif Governor paokard's
right 81 ahat aeE invite Preaiasnt Haysa "a
atsr demn Rnd cut. Thero mag ha WAYS "
de4gins lhat fa0t. but they are not h6nsa
ways.S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide j. Spear.
INTEREST IN AND TO TWO SCHOONER. ..
m . SUCCESSION (lF JOHN CRAIS

IN 7 EhFlNI IN ANU 10 J WV oLH'TUN Eh = :
SUCCESSION OF JOHN erals
h cond District Court for the Paush OF orle4h, -
No. 30 0a4.
DY PLACIDB }. SPEAR, AuCTIoNBRR+-
ID 0fsee No. 46 Royal stTeet.-SATURDAY, May
s. 1877, at 1880 A. NJ, will be sold az public auD
tion, at the Merchants and AUG ioneers' ExchangP
on Royal street, between Canal and Customhoaee
from the hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
March %, 1871 for aeeo9nt of sald SUGGESTION
;. THB ONB-HALF OF TAB ONk-ThlRTY.SEC.
oND PART or THE SCHOONER ANNA, supposed
to be az sea In some seaport.
q THE UNDIVIDED TWO-SIXTY POURTHS IN.
TERBSr Ia AHO To THB SCHOONER J0HN S.
WOOD. supposed to be al sea or In some seaport
D. ONE lAWL.
Terms-oash on adjudication. ap7 ls II "A mvl 4