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I promising fidelity to the most sacred duties
| In him were witnessed the leading elements of
| q truly religious life-elements that stand the
wear of years. These are punotuality and en-.
actness in the work of the ministry.
The expression "noblesse oblige" carried
with it for him the an nthority of inexoable law
Nothing could induce him to disregard any
task which his position imposed upon him. To
this rigid discipline of self he offered up a life
the United States. For many weeks he had
felt the symptoms and received warnings of
the disease that has ended in death: But he
would take no rest, seek no reposo The com
pletiou of o Cathedral worthy of the divine
worship of the Church was the central thought
of his heart. The day ofconseoration drew near
and the symptoms became more alarming; but
he did not heed them. Torn with pain, racked
with disease, we now know, he bore with
characteristic firmness and patience the ex-
haustive labor of last Sunday. He gave no
sign of suffering, as long as du'y required his
presence. God will surely reward that fierce
yet silent struggle with death, which he bore
without complaint. 90 ubmitting to the sover.
eighty Of duty. The day faded into night,
complete From the sanctuary that he SO
dearly loved. from the Cathedral now filed
with the majesty Of God he walked to his
death-bed. The last moments of Christian
Bishop have oome. His guests depart and from
that death chamber he speeds the last cheer
lily on their way. And now be feels that his
race is run. To the physician who tells him
that death is at hand, he answers with o calm,
humble trust 10 tho Master whom he had SO
well served, 1 am ready" The sonl is
strengthened with fesi and blood of the God
whom he offered day after day during
six and twenty years with hands that never
dishonored their holy amounting. Tne power
full mind remains unclouded to the end. His
last act is a bsnediction upon his bereaved,
borrowing diocese. The lips that had kept un-
defled the knowledge allied with Immortality,
whisper with child's faith AID love the names
Of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. and his soul goes
out of the darkness of death } that land which
is forever lighted with the unveiled uowledge
and the burning love of God. Ooe whom he
had instructed in the ways OF wisdom gave
lin, on he last day of bis life from the pulpit
of his Cathedral the tribute of his gratitude.
Another. who owes him the same dest, gives
now to his memory the eame off4ripg. They,
with thousands of others, will pray that the
soul of this pious, learned, humble Bishop may
rest in peace.
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On October lat, the Con- III Il pity of the Sisters
of the Blessed Virgin Mary BET ter known iu Ger
many by the name of French Nuns, had to close
their establishment at Paderbnrn, which had
existed for about 220 years B sfore their de-
parture the,good Sisters who have emigrate to
Neufsille, near Bcussels), received q deputa-
tion from the inhabitants of the town, con-
sisting of the burgom aster Frankenber and
several town councillors, who thanked them
in most touching terms, for themselves and in
the name of their fellow townsmen, for all the
good the nuns had done to the poor and rich
of Pader born, and their eminently sucoessful
labors in the field of education. They also
expressed their deep sorrow at their separa-
tion, and hoped that the time would soon
come when the good Sisters would be allowed
to return to their old heme. Then the deputa-
tion presented good sum of money that had
been collected in the town to help the parting
Sisters in fitting out their new house in Bel
gum, where thirty of their German pupils
have already been transferred. The Prussan
Government is making a great mistake if it
thinks that by the expulsion Of the nuns their
influence on German education will cease. 1t
is true that the poor will be deprived of the
blessing of their teaching, but as to the
wealtbier classes, most of them send their
daughters with the exiled nuns, to be educated
by them wherever they settle in their exile.
The School Sisters of Lsobscutz, in Silesia,
and the INNS of Noselweise, near Coblentz,
had also to leave their country en- the 1st of
October.
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BE openin 2 a Thoroushfare

In order to guard against results utterly sub
versive of health 1t is absolutely essential that the
grand thoroughfare of the system-the bowels
should be reopened speedily possible when they
become obstruc:ed. If they not, the bile is mis-
rected into the blood the liver becomes torpid viScd
bilious matter gets into the stomach and produces
indigestion headaches ensue and other symptoms are
produced, which q pfolongaton Of the exciting
only tends to aGgr1vate The aperent properties Of
aOstetterB Stomach BitterB constitute most useful
agent in overcoming construction Of the bowels and
promoting regular habit OF body. 1t s infinitely
superior the drastic cAthAIcs frequently used for
the purpose Eince it docs not like tben violently,
but producos RtufRl painless effect. which does not
impair the tone OF the evRcuatory which 1t
inviGcrAtes II stead of Weakening The stomach and
liver AO indt ed the entfre syetem, Is eDgthened
and regulated byit.
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"You think you shall bring him with you ~
II will never 60 back to Castle DAILY unless
he is free to go there too if he likes. Ellen, it
is not my house any more. don't feel as if
1 had anything now bat the one thipg-thst is
every thing , me- am going to tell your
mother that abe is to come t,.nght to her
own house Y,u will feel that it 10 hers, and
yours, and bls-not mine-won't you or
shall never believe you love me-"
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IN THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.

6. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. des-
ignated by the No. II. Faubourg Washington,
Third Municipal District New Orleans, com
prising twenty four lots. numbered from to
"a inclusively. and measuring $40 feet on each
Of Agriculture and Industry streets. by BAL feet
on each Bartholomew and M4zafG streets:
T. THIRTf-THREE CHOICE SQUARES OF
HIGH LAND. in Friburg. New Orleans Sixth
Municipal District and the Fifteenth Assess
ment DISTRICT. designated on plan drawn by
Louis Fl. Pile, surveyor. dated January 81.
1871, by the )s 49, H. 49, 20. 81 o. o. 3d. 49, 3d. 81
"a. IS. SO. g. 49, 49, A. Is So 81 81 So 81 S. So So
50. 81, 81, 63, &C and 81. and are bounded as fol-
lows:
Square No. 10 is bounded by the property of
the late Marquis de Foueher on the lower SIDE
Chestnut. Warren and Warsaw streets.
Square No. Il is bounded by Warren Warsaw
Chestnut and Broadway streets
Square No. 20 is bounded by the property of
the late Marquis de Foucher. and Chestnut.
Mapping and Warren streets.
Square No. 10 is bounded by Broadway, Chest
nut. Warren and Wrapping streets.
Square No. 81 Is bounded by the Foucher
property. Chestnut. Mapping and Wandorf
streets.
Square No. % Is bounded by Broadway. Chest
nut Wrapping and Wandorf streets.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
state OF LOUISIANA, |
Eyanntlva nanartmant.

a.
Executive Department.
whereas W o. DENEGRE. of the city Of New
Orleans. has applied to me for the cancellation
OF bond furnished and subscribed by E. r.
Parker as principal on the -- day Of -,
1876, with william o. Denegre as security. In
tha,sum of fifty thousand dollars. approved on
the twenty first day Of October. 1875. by O. q.
Antoine. Lieutenant Governor and Acting Gov
ernor of Louisiana, and conditioned for the
faithful performance and execution of the
duties of the said T.. r. Parker as Public Ad-
minlstrator for the parish Of Orleans.
Now therefore, !. FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana. do hereby
Issue this my proclamation, calling upon all
persons therein Interested and concerned, to
show cause, In writing, at the office Of the Sec
rotary Of State, within ninety days from and
after tho last publication hereof. why said bond
and the mortgage resulting therefrom should
not be cancelled erased and annulled.
Given under my signature and the seal Of the
State Of Louisiana, ut the city Of New Orleans,
this thirtieth day Of November In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud sew
enty-eight.
FRANCOIS T. NICHOLAS.
BY tho Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
del got
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A. Rochereau Il Go. vs.. John Myers.

L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
ish. Of Orleans. No, 94t-By virtue of
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
lsh Of Orleans. in the above entitled suit. J
will proceed to soil ut public auction, at
tho Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange
streets, IN the Second District OF this city. on
TUESDAY. January 7. 1879, at 70 o'clock m,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, togeth-
thereon. and all the riehts ways. customs.
privileges, serviudss and appurtenances
thereunto belong pg Or In anywise appertain-
ing situated in the First District Of this city.
las, Common and Magazine streets designated
rs lots numbers Twelve and twenty. Of square
number one hundred and thirty three. on a
plan Il avn by Pecduet and Cramp pom. late sur
Yeyors, dated twenty fifth " February. 1866.
and deposited in the office of Joseph Cuvi ier,
notary public; according to which plan said lots
measure IS follows, TO wit: Lot number twelve.
twenty fvs feet front on Canal street 5, xty five
line nearest TO Magazine street. ski Y-three feet
seven and ons-foHrth inches in depth on the
side line nearest to TchOuDitOulas street, and
twenty fVe feet three lines on the rear line df-
vidug II from lot number twenty: lot number
twenty measures twenty five feet five inches
front on Common street. sigty-five feet four
inches five lines on the side line nearest to
Magazine street, aiEty-three feet seven and
Fourth inches on the side line nearest to
1ehoupitoulas street, and twentY five feet
three lines in the rear on the line dividing 1t
erty acquired by the defendant herein By pur-
chase from the estate Of Callahan McCarty
bankrupt per act passed before W. y Klsinpe-
ter late II notary public in this city, dated May
20, 1876
Seized in tbs above suit.
'''7 0''7N - THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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MAYoRALTy OF New ORLEANS.
CITY Hall. Nav 20. 1879.

MAYORAJTy OF NEW ORLEANS. |
City Hall. May %, 1875
mo. DISQUALIFICATION Series.l
An ordinance TO provide for the cleanliness OF
streets cutters. etc.
SECTION I Any person who shall keep throw
or deposit any ofal, filth foul or offensive mat
ter. corrupt or putrid water. or any shells. hay,
straw, kitchen stuff paper. cloth. vegetable
matter or any substances pf any kind that may
BE- offensive TO smell, or Injurious to health. or
liable to become 60 In any yard. lot. space or
building, sidewalk, gutter drain or canal. or
shall suffer or allow or permit the same to be
done or remain. shall be Liable TO fine not ex-
ceeding twenty dollars for each and every Of
Tense: provided. that ordinary refuse and
sweepings from stores, dwelling houses and
other tenements. and kitchen otfal. shall be
deposited in tubs, boxes, barrels. baskets or
other suitable receptacle. and be placed
be taken Off by the otlal carts. and hereafter
such deposits shall be made not earlier than 3
~ m, nor later than n m. and the leoeptaCles
ne above shall not be left on the ban1uettes
after the hour of $3.50 n. m. and the phrase
any person shall be held to include not only
the adjacent proprietor. resident, occupant or
person actually doing, or who has done any Of
whose duty 1t Ia. by law or contract, to remove.
or cause to be removed or carried away any
such matters. substances Or things as herein
set forth or intended
SEC D. No person shall impede or obstruct the
passage or flow of water In any gutter. ditch.
drainage pipe or drain. or In any manner dam
the same. under n penalty not exceeding $40.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May is, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
J. II. HARDY. Secretary de6 -
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candidate. and to which he has been herein de-
olared duly elected. to wilt
Heprese ntative-O. u. Steele.
Parish Judged. A. Kilgore.
Sheriff-James Edwards.
Coroner-William Dumas.
Justioes of the Peace First Ward. w. A..
Darby Second Ward. e. }; Armstrong; Third
Ward g. O. Norman Fourth Ward. George r.
CLARK; Fifth Ward r. L. daniel. sixth Ward,
W y, .negan: Seventh Ward II. p. Brazile !;
fiba renh Wars lh Terrell D.
Constabies First Ward. william Turnage
Second Ward, John s. Meeks; Third Ward. ".
O. Afford; Fourth Ward, H. u. White; Fifth
Ward, J. q. Mofllet Sixth Ward, Jack Freeman
Seventh Ward. G. w. Carroll; Eighth Ward. W
Il: Weldon; Ninth Ward. L. l.. billiard; Tenth
Ward Mack Simpson.
Police Jurors Fret Ward. Il II Ward See
ond Ward. q. A. Benson; Third Ward. j r..
lone: Fourth Ward r. ]. Tabor: Fifth Ward.
W. u. Wimherly: Sixth Ward. 7, ". Anderson.
Given under my signature and the seal Of the
State of Louisiana, ~ the city Of New Orleans.
this sixth day Of December, A. y. 1879.
OSCAR ARROYO.
AccIripnt Saprntpry Df State
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4. THE GRAND TERRE" PLANTATION,
being mn island known by the name of Grand
Terre" in the distric5 of Barataria, parish of
JJeffe, son, lying in the mouth of Barataria Bay
Gulf Of Mexico the other. The plantation
comprises the whole island, supposed to con
eminent of the United States of America re-
served about 1872 superficial acres more or less
for military purposes, and on which Fort Liv-
ingston stands. No other buildings or other
improvements. AS site for an extenave and
successful orange orchard its advantages are
not surpassed.
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THE ENTIRE WITHOUT RESERVE ON EASY
TERMS AND LONG CREDIT,

10y G. T.. GIRARDEY. .Aotioneer- ONCE No. 81
ID Camp street MONDAY. December 80, 1878.
at II o'clock m. ut the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, In the rotunda or the ST. Charles
Hotel, In the city Of New Orleans. will be sold at
public auction, by virtue and in pursuance Of a
decree of the Hon. L. O. Billings. Judge OF the
Circuit Court Of the United States, Fifth Circuit
and District Of Louisiana signed on the tenth
OF July 1873, confirming the report Of ]. w. Cur
ley, Esq. Mgster in Chancery. dated the thir-
teenth Of ApHl, 1878 and q supplementary order
dated the thirteenth Of November. 1873. and rem
dered in the matter Of the Consolidated Assoc
citation Of the Planters Of Louisiana" docket No.
R014. the following deseribed property. To- wit
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY q. r. Girardey.

IN THE MATTER or THE CONSOLIDATED
ASSOCIATION OF THE PLANTERS
OF LOUISIANA.
United States Circuit Court for the Fifth Circuit
and District of Louisiana Docket No. s0l4.
RECEIVERS SALE
SPLENDID SUGAR ESTATES. TIMBER
LANDS, SHELL BANKS. ORANGE
ORCHARD SITES. ETC.
I'm THE PARISHES OF
ST. CHARLES, LAFOURCHE. JEFFERSON
AND ST. TAMMANY. La;
THIRTY -FOUR VALUABLE SQUARES IN
THE THIRD AND SIXTH DISTRICTS
OF NEW ORLEANS.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Co

Succession of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OCOn-
nell.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- lsh Of Orleans. No. 80 6i3-Notice is hereby
given 10 the creditors Of this estate and 10 all
within ten days from the present notification. If
any they have or can. why the account
presented By Daniel A. Wilson, administra,.
tor Of this estate should not be- approved and
homolgated and the funds distributed in ae-
cordance herewith.
ds7 70 f6 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession of Frank Drummer.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR-
> ish Of Orleans, No. 40G0l-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate ana 20 a..
other persons herein Interested 70 shoW cause
within ten days from the present notlncalloH.
if any they have or can why the account pre-
sented by John Schneider adminld3't aa9 bo o.
mdIoeat4d and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith.
By order If the court. rrrr-r,r l,u,.
NOES de3 - JOHN hEhbEhs, oIeIA n.
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IN THE PARISH OF LAFoURCuE.

3. THAT EXTENSIVE AND VERY VALU-
ABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS THE "YACH EkI T.
PLANTATION. situated in the parish of La
fourche Louisiana, about six miles from Lock-
port. and measuring about leagues front on
Bayou Vacherie. and extending in depth about
2 leagues. moro or less. 1t Is bounded on one
side party by small piece Of land andolarge
shell banks. known by the mans Of Temple"
and from the Temple" to the rear line by tho
Bayou des Alemands and on the other side by
q line running in the middle of q low marsh
known as the Prairie du Petit Bots" 1t con
and Irregular portions by a strip Of land.
through which runs the canal of the Barataria
and Lafourche Canal Company.
The improvements thereon consist partly Of
two cottage residences. fifteen brick and SIX
frame cottages for quarters. four stables, two
kitchens. one large brick sugarhouse and
purgery. containing steam engine. sugar mill,
sugar kettles. cane shed, bagnsse burner. etc. !:
also saw mill Of powerful machinery and
ateam engine. An estate Of great fertility and
ineXhaustibie productiven IS.
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succession of James smith.

> ism Of Orleans, No. 40820-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this es tate and to all
other persons herein interested, to show cause
within ten days from the present notihca-
ton. if any they have or can. why the account
press nted by Daniel A. WiIson. adminisfrator
of this estate should not be Approved and no
moIogated, and the funds distributed In accord
ance herewith.
BY order Of the court. ~,,
DEF II Is JOHN HERBEhI. CIeTh.
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NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS CRY HAIL. I
New Orleans December 4, 1878.
The attention Of tie public is particularly
called to the following ordinance. No. 1926. Adj
mlnstration series. the provisions Of which
will henceforth be rigidly enforced.
J. ID. HOUSTON. Administrator.
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ID Auctioneer- Office No As Royal street-On
SATURDAY. December %. 1873. at u o'clock M,
by virtue of an order of the Hon A. L. Tissot.
ish of Orleans dated November Is. 1873 at the
Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange. on
Royal near Canal street. will be sold at auc-
ton
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with i'm
provements thereon, In the FIRST District Of this
city. In square bounded by Baronne. Dryadea.
Melpomene and Thalia streets. measuring 81
feet II inches lines front on Baronne street by
l27 feet 10 inches lines in depth The improve
nents comprise double one-story house.
known as No. - Baronue street.
Terms-Cash.
- Act Of sale at purchasers expense before E.
Cambrey. notary public. nor der Il q 23+
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IN THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY.

5. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all
the improvements thereon. consisting of
HOTEL. 81 fuated In the town of Madisonvile
parish Of St Tammany La. In square No Q on
the plan of said town, measuring 124 feet front
on Water street. by depth and front of 1870 feet
forms the corner
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II. King cutler va w. q. Hodges; same vs..
y. 6 H3dg{eslet a. f. f.. against ,H 2pRPnenfs.
Lyda d Idrasbrsyd vile 4f Wm O. Hodges
injunction bond; Lydia A. Presbrey vs., r.
King Cutter; 4; f. in favor Of defenda m
u. Tracy, her surety On Injunction bond In
sOdO.
L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u ish of Orleans, Nos. 1880 and 3562-By virtue
Of three alias pluries writs Of isri facias to
directed by the honorable tbs Fifth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans In the above
auction, 1t the Merchants and A1etioneers' *
change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY. January 7. 1879. at 10 o'clock
M. the following described property, to wit
L. SEWN LOIS or GROUND. situated in
the Sixth District Of this city, in square number
forty seven old plan. and number three hun
drtd and niusty- seveD, new plan, bounded by
Boudousqul.. Leontine VAIN mt and Pitt
streets Said lots are designated By the num-
bers fourteen. fifteen. sixteen, seventeen.
eightean nineteen and twenty. on n plan dsposo
tied in the shetifa5 office. Lots numbers four
adIoin each other. and msasure each thirty-tWo
ieet seven inches four lines fir mt on Leontine
street by q depth Of one hundred and nine fest
four inches four lines. between parallel lines;
lot mum or eighteen forms the corner Of Leon
tine aud Pit streets lots numbers nineteen and
street by depth Of one hundred and thirty
feet six inches. between parallel lines. Which
property was acquired by VIM. q. Hodges from
Michael Louis Luther. per act passed before W.
J. Castel a notary public in this city. on the
2. THREE GEETAIN LOTS OF GROUND.
situated in tho Sixth District d, this city. in
square number forty. bounded by Valmont,
Leontine Pitt and Prytania streets. each lot
having q front Of twenty eight feet two inches
on VaImont street, By one hundred and twenty
three feet one inch In depea. between parallel
lines Which property vas acquired By. VIM. g;
Hodges from l.. =. Hill by, first. an act passed
before 8. Magner. late q npary public in this
city. on the first Of April, 1851; and. second, By
an art passed before W. l.. Poole. L otary pub
lie in this city. on he fifteenth Of April. 1863.
Seize In the above suits.
TermS-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
dec ~ ~ n IJ3 7
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A SUPERIOR INVESTMENT

A SUPERIOR INVESTMENT
IN ONE OF THE CHOICEST BUSINESS
STANDS OPPOSITE THE FRENCH
MARKET.
BEING ONE OF THE STORES OF HENKE'S
POPULAR FAMILY GROCERY.
CORNER OF OLD LEVBE AND ST. PHILIP
STREETS.
DY G. E. GTRARDEY, Auctioneer-O Office No.
1879 at u o'clock m, Mt tho st. Charles Auction
Exchange, will positively. be sold ut public
auction by consent Of parties ,,1,o,,,,,,,,.,,.
THAT PROMINENT AND SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS STAND opposite the French Mar
ket. designated by the No. 2i3 Old Levee, now
Peter street. IN the square bounded by Old
I,evee Charities Dumaine and st. Philip streets.
The lot measures u feet lines front on Old
Tievee or Peter street. by 100 feet In depth, and
u feet inches lines wide in the rear. The
improvements are known by the No 243 Old
Ievee street. and comprise substantially bull
two story and attic brick store, with five good
apartments on the second floor and two on the
upper II Is leased to Mr.. Henke. tho VOL
known grocer. until the first If September 1890.
at the rate Of $1,000 per annun. payable month
w. and ths lessee to keep tho property in
repair ut his own expense. AS q business stand
in any line it Ia one Of the most desirable In
that thrifty and popular neighborhoOd.
moro sAte and reliably productive invest
mem cannot be desired Tho attention Of cap
italsts is specially invited.
Terms and conditions I'd or one half
cash. ut the option Of the purchaser. and the re-
maindar at one or at one and two years for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors
lien bearing all the usual clauses OF eight per
cent per aunum interest, five per cent attorney s
fees, policy Of Insurance. transferred, and the
purchaser to assume the taxes due and exigible
In 1919. over and above the price Of adjudication
Act of sale before Chas. &. Andry. ESD. N j.
nj the OK nense OF the purchaser. del Il til