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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
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Infallible Insect and Vermin
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DE z YER,
rs THE ONLY PERFECT AND SUCCESS Sc
full eXterminaor in this country to make clean work OF
Bed Bugs fleas Grey backs Flies Ants CocirGaches
and Animals; in fact, complete eXtermnator of all insect
life without exception This article has become house
hold necessity. l offer the same consumers rich or
poor, at such price enable all to pentifuy,
as to guarantee every purchaser complete success.
Only Poison to Insect Life.
Kerrs Erasive Soap taking Grease Spots Tar Paint
Pitch and all kinds Of Stains of Silken Wooen Linen
or Cotton Goods. Kerrs Sure Cure for Asthma. Kerrs
ing the Hair Kerrs Yeass Powder-best in the market
try it. Every article to do recommended money
funded.
Kerr's Sure Cure for Corns, Bunfons. Warts
and Freck1es.
A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS: johnson
Limmel, propretors OF Packer House, of and
Tenth Streets Sacramento, CAL F. A Preston, wholesale
dealer Wines liquors and family groceries and hotel
proprietor Washington YolO county, Ca Mrs. Kerr l89
North street Virginia, New John Moody proprietor Of
Truckee Hotel Truckee CAL; j. j. Smith, proprietor Au-
burn Hotel, Auburn, Placer county, Cal L. G. Smith,
merchant postmaster and Wells Fargo Co.'S agent Rock
lin CAL Asa Plank, proprietor Exchange Hotel, Coax,
Cal; F. P Hoy Crystal Peak, New; Peter Wager whole
sale brewery and saloon keeper Folsom, Ca s B. COOe
proprietor American Laundry, Sacramento, Cal. Mrs.
Mary Cribbans boarding and lodging house keeper Anna
dor City, Cal D. kTiser, restaurant and lodging house
keeper, Carson City, New Warren & Sunderland, whole
sale and retail butchers Sutter Creek Amador county
Cal; J. H. Miller, proprietor of Miilers HOTEL Latrobe
Cal; Curly Mahon propriet0rS Depet Hotol ColfaX Cal
| have 1,2OO pounds Oh hand-pienty to supply the
trade Orders by express c. o. D., by mall promptly
attended to. Address all orders to JAMES CURRAN,
Postoffice Box No 6l3 Virginia City, New.
Also active agents wanted for ell parts Of the Pi e
My Powder warranted to do repres very
particular money refunded
The public will find it 70 their interest L after
advertisements in the following 2pcrs, VIZ inia Even-
ing Chronicle Reno Gazette Nevada City Herald Carson
Tribune and this paper
Geo c. Thaxter j. aren't foT Orrnsby County All orders
left with him will receive proDpl attent' je20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
DR.. l.. j. CZaPKsy'so
PRIVhTE EDIC&l STtrIEE&.
2C9 koarnv st, San Fyanc39cc~

PRIVATE sEDICAL STtT.F1% <
2C9 koarnv ST, Sar FyaTc39ctc~
ESTABLI3HED IN 1854.
For tha Per.mm Cnrs of ell @477s5Ez-s te-s12
Chr"ra1" bsse~Hts. az ssf sts Fem al -
COm.auirsr EyAt Fef -ra7ss oE asaG~
NerVn'.s system,
TWyHE JMNS:%SE7 EbES ktUC'I'lsHN 9" .EPs- -
4 man life ;lnually and ctToutF G.ss5yv,
caused old aud Ieabe institution TO be e:sHt3Fk
first in Phiil1elp ia I'M, in 1850 and aiterrcE
Francisco ta, il 1861 private disponsary. =. ca
afford he ctet be- medical and surgical
for tine above and all other affections and
Consultations at the institute by letter, E.Ii
Tn the Afflicted.
DIR. l.. J. Capkay would most respectfully iE5a-v=
Of the Pacific that, at the scsc
Of his numerous friends and hundreds nf Gntrzg
afflicted with disease, he has rgop, ned MEDlE
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed tie pyarsess-
o his profession The doctor would remind ttDss s5,s
are ia need Of mei+ll and that since reinCpe.,s - a-
y1ry stensiyc ccessui practice in a
has va.ed tho principal cities in Europe insis ras al.
gently t., most owned hospitals and gathering .
perienGC If the most learned in te profession, IsFs
from which he offers /" al III need OF his ser7,c,s
aIt tons, chronic c2farr, diseases
and kidney, liver clnpants etc, ceessiu
Those who sfft ring from the and
Of youth nervous We akneSS physical ard mt4ts E.5s2S
assured Of permanent cure. Charges 81
communications strictly coHiid ntial. Medicines
express. Address l.. !. CZAgKhl, ". : III
au25-1v - hearny St. Saa Fl -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
$40 Revva. j:

0ST 0N TUESDAY. MAY IN. IszS
. 4 between the Mountain House the ,vrora Bead
and Cradlebaughs Ranch, Memorandum .00k con ain
inE valuable papers, letter. and The finder
viii receive the above reward " leaving RI" Mountain
House on the Aurora road "'j"'
May 7th 1878. wv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
MAGNOLIA
n
BALI HI

The MAGNOLIA BALM is Eure device for oTcS1-1aa1
pure and blooming complexion
It conceals all natural blemishes II the
prisng and effective manner
It removes all roughness erupttcns, Thsz@s1E-
blotches freckles, and tan with magical l'cTsf
It drives away all evidences Of fatigue nH0 -
citement.
Itmakes the painest face beautiful
It gives the complexion dazzling rcE' 7.sse7
makes the neck, face, and arms appear gr4 css-As
rotund, and plump.
It1nakes matron of IS or 40 look not cfve .sasrE
90 years old, aud changes the rustic Ia'1aexA 'zA4
cultivated city belle.
The Mooqolta Balm remores all blers'sfes o"s 1ssz-
ceals erery rd,r6dct to beauty; and, 'ohs e * s-
harmless eaer, at is so lDe-sks IN as sf
N, closest Observer cannot detect IT'S .sSea -
Ladies' who want to make themselves A3s--ssSFex
ran make an absolute oertHinty of 10 r5s Is57ar
HAeANs MAeNoIIA BALM, and we know ak kSiSEAa<Sz:~
wav It is the cheapest prePaIntaon III 10 's'srsa<t
all things considered, and may % hso aS CT fi;e
store.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
pLAzn NuMpER TWO.
MARIO Didn't co.
n Mysterious little Affair thnt Occurred
on Cust0mhnuse street. O

On Saturday afternoon, by hook or crook,
the manager Of the Opera Boufle Company
learned that Mile, Berthe Mario one Of the
members Of the company, did not propose to
keep her engagement and accompany the
troupe to Mexico An interview with Milo.
Mario was Immediately resolved upon. but In
applying al the residence of the chnaiease. at
the Feasion Fruncnise, on Customhouse
street, near Royal the manager was iniormoi
that he could not be admitted to her presence.
Ii has since TRANSFERRED that the entrance TO
the building was OhStruGed by two indi-
vduals. who said they had been posted there
to prevent anybody from going into the house,
ami were acting with the consent OF the land
lady and Mile. Mario. both.
About O'clock in the afternoon. however.
Marie Aimee herself was admitted. and it is
reported that Mario having refused categor-
ically to follow the troupe to the land of the
MoRtezumas. ON the score of illness a lively
rehearsal of the last scene between Chrirette
and Afademoiseile Ldnae, an la Fule de Mad
alue Angut," occurred. but the company had
nevertheless to leave yesterday morning, for
Mexico, without Mario. The sentineis guard
ing her house We're removed Immediately
after the departure Of the Mexican steamer,
yesterday morning.
Mario was getting $500 francs month and
all her travelling expenses. and those u her
mother This will surprise many. for barring
n sympathetic voice IN the higher register
she possesses little or no talent for the opera
boutfe, ard could not have lnllamed the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
THE BRAZILIAN MAIL LINE.
The hill to he Reported to the House on
the subject.
IN V t1'ril,,,ps

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The House Commit
tee On Post Offices and Post Roads this morn
ing authorized Representative Waddel. the
chairman. to report the bill concerning ocean
mail steamship service between the United
STATES and Brazil 1t provides for two month
~ lines, ono from New York and the other
from New Orleans, so as to furnish semi
monthly service a,etwecn these ports and
Brazil, touchng at st. Thomas, Para, Per-
namh,,co and Bahia; the New Orleans line to
touch ut Galveston. The Postmaster General
is authorized to invite proposals by public adj
vcrtiscmcnt the contract to be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder who can give Che
G,roper security Tho two lines are to be con-
tracted for separately The Postmaster Cen
cral is not to be allowed to accept any bid over
$40 per mile per ailnum for the distance be-
tween the two countries. The contract is TO be
for ten years.
1t is required that the first Inns begin SER
vice from N,av York by the first Of June. and
the second a,rom New Orleans by the first of
August ncNi. ThS ships are to be of not less
than 1000 tons burden each, American built
and owned, constructed of iron. after the best
models, and equipped with all modern inn
provemcnts, capableSof making thirteen miles
an hour. and adapted to the naval service in
ease of war. The vessels are to be subject to
the inspection Of an experienced naval con-
structor, to be detailed by the Secretary of the
Navy. The bill provides the usual penalties
for failure to carry the mails, and prohibits
the assignment or transfer or suh-lSttng of
contracts and makes the vessels at all times
subject to charter party by the United States,
The bill exempts the ships from port charges,
provided that Brazil does the same. o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
MOUs LIBEhING.

Yesterday, Oh Canal street. between st.
Charles and Carondelet, many persons
stopped to read d poster in trout of Y, La
mantia's store.
Iamautia II Bro. stating that unforeseen
circumstances forced the firm To suspend its
lny,ne,aie. aud ask their creditors sixty days
lime t., meet their obligations.
The causes which have led them TO this
strait emanate from injurious and anonymous
letters written. as they state, by certain rivals
In the trade to the creditors Of the firm resd..
ing in ST. Louis and Boston They had
sprung the ltlnor tliatAlr. Y Lalnantia had
a auae to pe ' his liaias This report Il
denied by this gentleman, who says that he
never WINS absent from the city at the time
mentioned above
Messts Lalnantia II Bro. offer reward OF
500 for the conviction Of those who have SO
wiIuly and malicioltsly injured their bust
nHGG.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
CRY Estvs0Es.
@

Julia Dubois was arreste,Hnd lolgetlYn the
Seventh Precinct statioan, charged with lar
cpny.
John Washington was run into the Central
Station. charged with pilfering wood on the
cNew Basin,
Martha wete. at the instigaton of Lizzie
Reynolds. WAS lodged in the Central Station,
charged with the larceny of q gold watch and
chain.
Chas Wilson was arrested ut The corner of
Front and Canal streets and lodged in the
Third Precinct Station charged with having
two boxes Of cigara in his possession. sup
posed to have been stolen,
Saturday sneak thief entered the greery
store Of Mr. EaHyar, corner Of Lahatpe aud
White streets, and attempted to get away
with d ham. but being detected dropped his
booty aud made his escape.
10 Percy, Occupant Of the house No 22s
Bayou Road. which was evidently set on fire
arrested and lodged in the Fourth Precinct
Station. charged with arson.
A rolored boy named J,eo. Davis. aged nine
veaiS. fell off the gallery at his parents resi-
dence, No. 400 Bienville street. but fortunately
escaped with slight injuries. Davis was sent
to the hospital
At quarter to u o'clock Saturday night,
during n drunltSn broil between some half
dozen men, Mt I bar room on Water. near
Jackson street. man named ,e'hn MeGudigan
had his right leg broken o
At n uuarter-Hast o'clock Saturday night
a coal oil lamp exploded at The American
District Iegeraph Office. on Magazine street.
between jackson and Josephine streets. a As
Usual the ever vigilant l,abeurk engine of
First street was promptly on hand and es-
ting,lshed the flames.
John Tilman. who has already dyed his
han,ls IN the blood Of q human being. was ar
rested Saturday night by Officer Gibson and
lodged In the Second Precinct Station. charged
by Calvin with assaultiyg him with a dan
geroua weapon. to wit, an as. aud threatening
to take his lifc also, by the officer, with car
rying d concealed weapon. to wit. u dirk
IuiTa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
AMIJSEM EN1'S.
ELIZABETH Won HTAMWITz.

Our Gerua citizens last night filed the
auditoliupi Of the National Theatre and
reveIed II the exrnlienries Of the drama Of
Mary Stuart 1t was o,t, pleasure ta see N iss
Elizabeth Won Etamwitz In the act 'at Forth
rringay." III which she revealed herself az an
artist Of d very big order. Young, hand
strne tall and graceful. Miss stamwitz Is be-
Sides q splendid reader, and although she
does not POSSESS the powers of voice and OK
preston Of Jatlausnhek she Is frequently
very effective and always exceedingly svlnpa-
thetic
Her action is most correct and some Of her
gestures exquisite We heartily recommend
Miss stanwits to our play gners 80 iinlsheh
actress, whose only deficiency is tile want OF o
powerful vol - We do not WISH however, to
convey the idea tial the deficiency is serious
FANNY DAVENPORT
JInayuidahle circumstances compelled the
management of the Varieties Company to
postpone the opening last night of the en-
,taaer,ent Of Dalys Fifth Avenue Theatre
COMPANY, led by Miss Fanny Davenpa,,,t !,
DAYS celebrated society play entitled
s'Piuue. which will be presented for the first
tino IN this city.
The versatility Of the daughter Of p. =. pa
ynrnorr himself the most versatile actor 81
hs ago promises n series uf entertainments
for or people most excellent IN point Of lnal-
ity and variety. md will cumptisn London
Assurance anl AZ ypu Like Y, besides e
"puue' Az Lady 7'eusie. Miss Davenport is
most fnvorably known III New Orleans. where
her admirers are very numerous. PlIue .
We have every reaaan TO eSpect will be yell
presented this evening. for every ,nnnlheY Of
The Daily troupe Is. OF ought to be. thoroughly
drilled in his part
MAHKo ANDERSON
Ia announced toappear tonight as "Eradl,e'
mt the Academy.
THE ptfnaNn reMrAto
played '1.e Bossu' last evening tn n very
large house, Iu-molIuY night for The last
time Saldou's lies vieHx Garcons,' Nine.
lIeyman. The leading lady Of the company, will
take her benefit OH Thursday evening next.
The play will be "Dun CWsar lie laHan" with
Ueyman AS Mafitaud and Veneat as Don
fipanf.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
fats ~ nht
succession Of the Late Mrs. Ann II. An

Succession Of the LRte Mrs. Ann III. AM
derson deceased wife Of Vim. Anderson.
- ECDND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
t,isl, Of Orleans. No. SO so5 BY virtue Of and in
obedenee to an order Of sale. dated January
z, 1a1s, t9 4, me /. direeted BY the h9noIable
leans. in the above entitled matter / will pro-
eeed 10 sell at PUBLIC auction. at the Merchants
aud Auntioneers' Exchange, Royal street be-
tween Canal and Gustonhouse strerts, in the
ruary 1s. 1918, ut 70 O'Clock m, for account Of
said succession the following described prop
Si J. A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together
with the buildings md improvements thereon,
bsasng the municipal number seven' nine Of
Magazine street, and all rights and privileges
thereto belonging. situated Ia the First District
ea this city, In the square bounded by Camp,
measuring thirty tive feet six inches front on
Magazine street by eighty feet in, depth, between
property which Henry b seapsan purchased
from Franchise Moore by an net PASSED before r
g unyeier late notary public. N bis city, on
SON. purchased the interest therein of the heirs
of the said Henry D. Seaman, by an act passed
before w. H. Poole notary public IN this city.
on March H. 1879. and became possessed Of a
half share interest thetSSin as widow of said Sea-
!. TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, TO.
gether with thA buildings md improvements
thereon and alT rights and privileges thereto
belonging. 81 uated in the First District Of thiis
scum, Terpsishore and Prytanla streets. desie-
mated as lots numbers four and Ave. on plan
drawn by f. Moelhausen., architect. dated De-
tobef. 3. 1at6 and annexed to an net passed be-
fore A. Uhiapella. late notary public In this
city. Oh the twenty sixth Of October, 1ste. Said
lot number four measures thirty feet eleven
inches front on said Euterpe street. by one hum
Dir aud eleven feet en- inches in deptb between
parallel lines: and said lot number 1--WE meas
nres thirty feet eleven inches front on said
Buterpe street by eighty five feet three inches
In depth. said lot number four was acquired
BY said deceased. Mrs. Anderson. by purchase
Beck. late q notary public In this city. on No
vemiter H. 1866, and said lot number i've was
passed before said late notary Beck on Novem-
Der Is, 1866.
TERMS Cash on the spot.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
KICKING A woMAS TO DEATH.
La the Crime for which the Negro Decerd
O viii Have tn Answer.

VIII Have IN ANsw.r.
negro named Jean Louis Deeord, who is
deserving Of no nail1er erithet than brute, at
y o'clock Yesterday. at the corner Of Malais
and CONT streets. kicked q woman about the
head, neck and body, nanVd victorine Fan
Cis. until her life was despaired Of
Eing,aa, TO say. large crowd Of both
white and black men stood by and saw this
ticnd kick the woman inarfahp Some Of
Tho white men had the impeltinance to say
shat after Dpturd had committed his cowardly
deed they followed him for a short distance In
hopes that policeman would put in an ap-
pearanee 50 that they could point him out
and cause his arrest.
A good citizen. endowed with
LITTLE PLUCK.
would liave arrested the accused himself
The wounded woman, 1t seems, had been the
pafamour of the accused up to the time he
deserted her. which WIS Some Two weeks ago
Ntrteiinn heard yesterday tina der man had
become eramouied Of a girl who lived about
n half block from her own do,nirile, and also
hearing that he was at that Ting baslsing in
her Smiles started to the place for the pul-
pose Of satisfying herself that the rumors she
HEARD WE'RE TRUE.
Repairing to the place she In,ndo,ll was
stern reality Then the demon jealousy got
the better of her, and abe, being the weaker
Fought as women generally do with their
tongue.
This did not at all suit Drrnrd ana ne or
Slcred her to get out into the street,
She declined 10 obey the command. and tho
accused. becoming nSaspatntnd, arose from n
chair and with a wel-directed kick which
caught the woman under the chin. landed
her from the room on Tie banguette. When
he had his victim on the street.
wrrH RELENTLESS FURY,
he eapssl upon het and, with his well-shod
feet. kicked her almost to death
The unfortunate woman was taken to her
mothers domcile on Malais street. where she
was attended to by DIR. Wilson. who declined
~ give an opinion az toa her condition, Tho
accuocd quietly and un,nolested by either cit
iaens or police. walked away.
Last night the police were searching the
Fourth Precinct from end to end, hoping 10
capture the fugitive but UP to o'clock were
unsuccessful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
---------s e----+-- @
o The work 0t nm Bnrpndfnry.

AT o'clock Saturday night fire was dis
covered IN an empty room Of the two-story
frame house. No. 24s Delurd street. The fire.
which has the appearances Of heyg the work
damage After the flames had been e,stin-
guislcd the room in which the fire occurred
was examined by the police, and cotton cloth
saturated with coal oil was found stlnwn about
the room.
e1'his property iSowned by Mrs. Self and oc-
cupicd b,ethe agent of the property of Mr.. J..
Detrai
This thing of saturatng cotton cloth with
coal oil and arranging it in and about the
house 90 IA to insure the destruction of the
building when gnited has become quite COM
non IN the uptown district. eld yet singular
tosay no arrests by the police have been made.
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At o'clock yesterday morning. as Officers
Field and lIannaby were patrolns their beat,
they found the body of a baby, about "a hours
old. wrapped up in paper. at The corner of
Palmyra and Broad streets
The body was brought to thooCehtral sta
ton whore Coroner Roche and City Physician
Beard held an autopsy.
Tho doctors certificate is t. the etfectahat
the child died of hemorrhageVf the umhilicus.
Tho inquest was continued until a future
day to give the detectives an opportunity to
ferret out the unnatural mother,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18

II Rudolph. a knight Of the brush. was run
into the Central Station by Aid u. A. Me-
Donogh on tho charge Of breach Of TRUST and
emhczzlemout.
Rudolph it seems. ID ate artist. and was
given some geld lorkcta. i'll which were snail
photographs. to enable him tV paint portrait
Of the person. dnstead Of painting the por-
trait hc took tho pictures out Of the loekets
aud then pawncd tho lockets.
This. 1t Il said. he has done on several oeca-
siOns and hence hia arrrat0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
The city of New Orleans W. Joseph Braun;
Insatlil EIatza.

The City sf New Orleans Va. Joseph Braun;
same vs. Joseph Brawe same vs. same.
rT'HlHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il sh of Orleans, Nos 2ga9g. 20 1874 and ~. la5-
By virtue of three wrlts Of aeri faeias. to me
directed by the honorable the Third District
Court for the parish OF orleans, in the above
entitled eauses, Tor city taxes Of 1874, 1876 and
the Merchants and Auetipneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Gustomhouse
streets, in the Second District Of this city, on
MONpAY, February ts. 1873 at II O'Clock III, .,
the 70, low ing described property TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the First District Of this city. in square number
nifty one, boundhd by South Market. Tcuoupi-
tou'as. beord and Peters streets. designated as
lot number twenty one. measuring twenty two
feet front on South Market street by seventy
five feet in depth, O
Hnized in the above suits.
TermsUash On the spot.
THOMAS f. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
int7 fe1 10 "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
by George Pearson.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ATAuO-
TION.
o SUCCESSION or ANTONIO RICHOuX.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40 Gag.


pY GEO PEARSON, Auctionesr- ONCE No 90
- Camp street-Will he sold on SAL URDAY.
March g.. 1878 at Il O'Clock IN. at the 1T.
pursuance Of ar order from tho. HonoA, L. lis
sot. Judge Of the Second District Court for the
Parish of Orleans, dated February l. 1878. and
rendered. in The above entitled Succession. the
following described property. to4wit:
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
In the Faubourg IRENE of this city In square
No. seventy 1--WE '7b', which is bounded by Olaf
borne DHmaine, Detbignv and St Ann streets,
and designated as lot No. twelve t12l on u plan Of
- Beurgerel, in january 1919. The said lot
measures tbirty-ons an feet seven ~ inches
and four az lines front on Claiborne street by
one hundred and twenty-seven 121l feet IN
depth, aud is the same property which Antonio
Riohoux acquired by purchase from Louis Fri
giera by act passed bafore A. Duoatel. notary.
on the ninth of July. 1860.
Terms-yash The purchaser will be required
to make depost of 10 per cont on the amount
Of the adjudication Mt the moment of the snle.
and to assume payment OF all the taxes for the
year ta11 payable In 1pfR.
Act Of sale before w II. Pascoe. notary pub
ic, Mt the EXPENSE Of the purchaser.
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