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Verdict Set Aside.

Boston. Oct 11.-In the supreme judicial
dict of S, ,2Os, recovered by Emeline ".
Wardwell against Ashael Boyden ct al,
at the present term. This was a case
where the plaintiff at sent to the apoth.
tincture of rhubarb and received instead lauda.
mum, which she took and seriously affected her
health. The Judge was of the opinion that the
damaUpS were EXCESSIVE
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BE BLED.
Correspondence of The Star.]
BOSTON, october 9th, 1879.
Now that the s'old fashioned" democracy have
had their convention at Fanuen Hall, the politi-
cal caldron is fairly boiling. Last night the air
of the "Old Bay State" was full Of shot from
"Butler Democrats" ''Independent Republt-
can." and Irregular Republican" guns. Two
great meetings in Boston, and one In Worcester,
and at each the most stalwart OF stalWarts
spoke. 1t is very funny to look over the morn
ing papers and find Zack Chandler and Bea
Butler and william A. Simmons all taking par
in this mixed up fight. and the first stalwar
opposing the two last stalwarts. Almost as
funny must 1t have been to see "HOnest Ben >
wipe the perspiration from his brow after his
Faneuil Hall speech to hts democratic support
eis and run breathlessly to Music Hall to help
his friend Simmons convince the republicans to
vote for him. Zack Chandler Insisted at Wor-
cester that the people should vote against But
ler on national issues, and Butler Insisted at
Faneuil and Music hall that the people should
vote for him on state issues. The question
would naturally be asked, what difference is
there between Chandler and Butler on national
issues? for there Is really none. Butler Is as
good republican az Chandler is, especially on
the issues made by the last extra session,
and Gen. Collins struck the keynote OF the op-
position of the aold- fashioned" democracy when
he said at the convention the other day, ~ do
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A Policeman Knocked Senseless by

ELIZABETH, n. J., Oct. 11.-Sergeant John
Desmon1 M,, OF tnls clty, iast nlgne arrested @
taking him to jail, Morrow Snatched the Off.
GERS club, knocked him senseless with the first
blow, inflicted several dangerous wounds and
escaped. He was subsequently caught. DeS-
mOndS life Is deSpaired OF.
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BOSTON, Oct. ia special dispatch states
that Roland d. Pollard, Of East Lempster, N. H.,
who betrayed young lady who died from the
effects Of malpractice at the hands of DR.. P. B.
Richards, of Bradford, NH, has been arrested
and has confessed his crime. Officers are in
search Of the doctor, who is supposed to be Sc
creted in the forest
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Foul PlaV.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct. 1.-Two unknown
men were struck by a train on the Central rail-
road, near Crawford, last night, and were
killed. They were sitting on the ends Of the
ties when struck, and are supposed to have
been placed there by Pat. Burns, q tramp, who
bas been arrested on suspicion Of foul play.
Burns was seen in Crawford during the day,
and he bought a bottle of alcohol, on which the
men probably got drunk. He was found near
the place of the accident
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A FIRE PANIC was created In grammar
school NO. 4, New York, yesterday afternoon,
by the Janitor throwing some waste paper In
the furnace. Great excitement reigned for q
time, but order was at lenth restored. None of
the children were hurt.
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Cannon, the Stolen Bond Receiver.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Cannon, the stolen
bond receiver, @ was To-Day sentenced @ e. to pay a
tiary for ten years.
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A BALLOON was seen over Dubuque, Iowa,
yesterday: 1t was very high and had a car
attached, but no person could be seen It. It
course.
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SECRETARY THOMPSON will return to the city
tonight from New York.

A TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION OF gas occurred
yesterday afternoon 10 No. slope, Empire
shaft, OF the Lehigh and WilkeSbarre, Pa, coal
company, by which four miners named Nolan,
Moran, Smith and MoGroarty were burned, the
latter two seriously
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FataI RoiIer ExnIoSion

PROVIDENCE, Oct 11.-One of the boilers In
the works OF the National Rubber Company, in
Blistol, exploded this morning at nine O'Clock,
completely demolishing the engine house. No
person was killed. Mr.. Nerone was scalded
and several others were slightly iDjured. The
remaining boilers and the engine escaped dam
AGE
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Room at Fall River.

FALL RIVER MASS Oct 1.-THE production
OF print cloths this week shows large increase,
amounting to 130 600 pieces; which Is within
10000 of a full production.
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TIE ANNUAL PARADE Of the Catholic total
abstinence societies OF Boston and vicinity took
place yesterday, and was reviewed at the state
house BY GOV. Talbot and star,
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The MafketSs

BALTIMORE. Oct. 11.-Virginia sixes. deferred,
6H; do consols 69s do second series, 81; do. past
due coupons, s3; do. new tenforties, 6Ox bid TO-
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1L-Cotton frm-middtng,
lpLa104 Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
southern higher and firm western higher and active
and closed little easier-southern red, l36al 40 !;
DO: amber. L44slE; IL No l Mssryland. ar l.l2K; No; 2
% %YsssinN S9sf ED sgss I
4lx Corn, southern quiet, WITH small recsints:
frm-southern white 5SA6l do. yellow, so western
mixed, mixed spot. ssa; October s5sass; November, 5ss
western 1hss 4ossf ao
mixed. 3ss39. Bye firm, SO. Hay frm-prirne to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, I5. O0a16 OO
Provisions active and firm without change Butter
firm-prme to choice western packed, 1Sa16: Eggs
strong and active-Rio cargoes, 16. Sugar firm
soft. 8Na8T Whisky Arm. !; loyal. IL Freights
to Liverpool per steamer UNCHANGED. Receipta-
ao1r 2739 barrels; wheat, 199. TOO bushels; corn.
wheat, lO96o0 bushels; corn, Is 900 bushels Sslss-
wheat. 200 bushels; corn, 53, 900 bushelg
NEW YORK, Oct. dl-Stocks frmer: Money. Ga
Exchange. long, 4S1 short, 4s2x. Governments
aNEW YORK. Oct ll.-nom quiet whess quiet.
IONDoN. Oct II. 1880 p. m-Erie 42ss; do.
second copsols, SO. New Jersey Central. 72H
p: m1U. q bonds, " per cents. l091s; new
hGSs Illinois 6sSsrs .sss K.ans aG sesaa 0'n'0s sS
INV FORK NAlK!Ts xHW AFTERNOON.
Tho following quotations were current In Nev
xSef 20 tDday & ss p ms . rspoEss3 BY Lewis John
q. 8. Per csnta, l02; do. " per osuss. las,..
Ehore. SeT; NMtAwek BeT; do prsserisd. 1857; loss:
3: Islands 10; u Psul. 33i<; do prefesred, %;
Ws6sah, I'll = and TexaS. 25T; " o. Hsje.
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he Female WaIkinR Watch.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 1.-THE following
Is tie score at a. m. in the women's walking
match: Denman 13S miles, Florence %, Sadie
Donly 14., Alice Donly 142, Mason Is, Maynard
141, Tourtelotte 1885, sherman l46, Won Berg 40,
Santos lis, Baymer SIS, Wiley 1o6, Weston sS,
Greenleaf 80
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EiKR
Confessed His Crime,

BENNINGTON, VT, Oct. 1.-THE chair shop OF
last evening. Loss, $4,000; insured for 5000
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOU BILE SH E E T.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev
enue, s4i2, 129. 49, customs. s43e, ,e496l.
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The Gate civ Guards

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Gate City
Guards, OF Atlanta, Ca, with their friends and
the civic authorities who accompany them, left
the city this morning for New York.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon j. H. Kidder, to
duty at the marine barracks in addition to his
present duties, relieving Passed Adssisa ant Sur
geon A NJ. owen, who is ordered to the Ashue-
lot, Asiattc station, per steamer of the 23d from
San Francisco, California. Passed Assistant
Surgeon P. +. FitZsimmoDs, from the Ashuelot,
On the reporting Of his relief and ordered to
duty at the naval hospital at Yokohama, Japan
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THB WORK upon the Capitol improvements on
the House side is now being pushed rapidly
forward, and will be completed by the time
Congress meets. Three weeks ago it looked as
il it would not
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ANOTHER MASSACHUSETTS LETTER,

VIEWS NOT EXACTLY FROM BUTLER STAND.
POINT-STALwART ZACH CHANDLER FIGHTING
STALwART BEN BUTLKR-JOHN Q. ADAMS WILL
RUN BETTER THAN ABBO1T-wHY THE OLD
DOUGLASS DEMOCRATS HATE BUTLER-TaE
BUSINESS BOOM AGIN BUTLER-BUTLER HDIS-
CoURAGFs" his FOLLOWERS BY REFUSING TO
BE BIED.
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NATIONAL BANK NorEs for redemption were
received at the Treasury for the week ended to-
day TO the amount of s6Il 60e; during the cor
responding week of last year the receipts were
4 A
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A NUMBER OF OHIO CLERKS In the several
executive departments leave for that state to-
night to vote on Tuesday next.
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VIEws FROM BUTLER sTAND-PoINT-BUTLER
STOCK RISING-BUTLER IN FANEUfL HALL AS
FRESH AS DAISY DECKED IN MORNING DEW
JOHN Q. ADAMS WILL NOT RUN AS WE'LL AS
ABBoTT-ART MATTERS AT THE HUB-BusI NESS
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following Is the
score at Madison Square Garden at 10 O'CLOCK:
Alien 4q4 miles, Brfody 435, Curran 420, Faoer
463 Howard 461, Mckee 2s5, Mahoney 42e. Mur-
ply AIS, Pierce sl9, Russell All, Walker Alb.
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THE CHANGES under the new arrangement
made for the transportation of fractional Sill
yer are three-tenths of cent per mile for every
$500, in place of three-tenths Of one per cent,
as stated in TIE STAR day or two ayo No
express company is bound to receive less than
fifty ceRtS for every package tranSportated by
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PEACEFUL UTEs.-Official letters received at
the Indian bureau from W. M. Stanley, Indian
agent at Los Pinos, state that all the head
chiefs of the Utes deplore the trouble existing
at White river agency, and are anxious that no
further fighting or bloodsbed should ia ke
place. Agent Stanley has requested the army
officers to aid the chiefs in rest oring pelce and
order v lth as little bloodshed as possible.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
Will meet here On the 26th of November to pre-
pare one or two of the regular appropriation
bills in advance of the meeting of Congress.
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more than Cn1rCy-nve or 10rCy Ch0uSan0 dollars,
and how can he expect the boys to work for
him for any such money as that" 1t is only
tco Il ue. Buffers boys will not work or even
vote for their leader without money. Most of
them pasS lives darkened by poverty during
the greater part of the year, and temporarily
become capitalists about election time when
the old man " runs for Office, To see the g old
man " running, however, with the purse-strlngs
pulled tight discourages them, that's what 1t
does, 1t discourages them.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION CONFLICT.
One Of the most important points Of conflict
between the Butler men and the Abbott de-
mocracy Is with reference to delegates to the
next national democratic convention. The But
Ter delegation is headed by John z. TarDox,
and the other by Judge Abbott. 1t may not
make any material difference which set Is ad-
mitted, but it Is hardly possible that the ma
tiona1 convention win turn from It's doors so
honored Representative OF the party as Is Judge
Abbott, especially when he comes with all the
Indication OF regularity, and is met simply by
the vague claim that he does not represent as
many votes as the opposing crowd. which may
be all very true, although the Judge undoubt-
edly represents the most democratic votes. To
sum up: The prospect is decidedly that Long
will be elected, and that the increase Of the
regular democratic vote is the forerunner Of the
breaking up of the m0ngrel crowd now support
ing Butler It is probably that gentlemans last
run, and 1t viii also probably prove one Of his
worst runs. II. L. N.
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AS one indication of reviving prosperity
throughout the country note the assertion OF
a drummer" for prominent Boston organ
factory made to your correspondent day or
two ago, that his orders from the south aud
west, where he has recently made an EXTENDED
scru1se," have been unprecedented for years.
The factory In this city Is working to the FULLEST
extent Of It's capacity to carry out the contracts
OF its agent. j. H,
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Emily Glover W. Robert n. Isabelle.

E,IFTH DISTRICT. COURT FOE THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans. Nos93O7- virtue of q writ
Oh seizure and sale, directed to the civil sheriff
OF the parish Of Orleans by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
In the above. entitled cause. will proceed
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Oustomhouse streets, In the Second
District OF this city. on MONDAY, February. 10.
1879. at IL o'clock M, the following described
Dfpe GsRrAiN LoT Oh GROUND. together with
situated in the First Diatrct OF this city in the
square bounded by st. Peter, st. Paul Perdido
and Gravier streets, designated by the number
three on q plan drawn by Ege ffstein. late sur
as plan eighty four: said lot measures twenty
six feet seven inches ten lines front on BIT. Peter
(now franklin street, by y depth OF one hun
dred and twenty seven feet eleven inches two
lines. between parallel lines. BEING the same
purchase from John G. Cocks by an act passed
before g. Magner late q notary public In this
city, on May Z. 1870.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last aug
tion the said properly will BE- definitely adjudi,.
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what it
will bring at twelve months credit. the ,pur.
chaser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from date. and special mortgage on the
purchaser will have to deduct and pay In cash
the printing. sheriff and CLERKS fees. etc.
which amount to about two hundred and forty
dollars. and furthermore the State. parish and
taxes. the amount Oh which is not
~ 49,. J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
ja25 fe1 10
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III the parish of Lafayette w. taken up under
the unf0Norahl0 report VI the Committee on
Corporations. BY yea md nay vote Of IL to 10
the Bill was indefinitely postponed.
Ca message vas received from the Governor.
Transmitting the reports OF the director Of the
institution OF the Blind and OF the expendi-
lures of the contingent expense fund Of the
Superintendent OF Public Educationla
THE SPECIAL ORDER
being House bill No. 142, known es the license
tax bill and containing provision repeating
the Moffett register law as amended by the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. was called up. The
House resolved itself into committee Of the
whole on the bill, Representative Bower In the
chair.
The bill was amended In committee Of the
whole. reported to the House, the rules were
suspended and the bill passed it, several read
fngs, -
The House then, at 5.2o D. M. adjourned until
Tomorrow at IL 10 q. IN,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
sixteenth nay.

FRIDAY. January "a. 1879.
The House was called to order at 80 a. m.
Speaker Moncure In the chair and sixty mem
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Tardy.
State Auditor announcing that the vouchers Of
the last session were ready for inspection.
House bill No. 10 An act to authorize the
parish Of vermilllon to raise tax to build 9
and the bill passed its several readings.
House e Mi - act to ah
It's i oa 1t debt. was a taken Sp The rules
were suspended and the bill passed its several
House bill No. IS. An act to regulate the civil
jurisdiction Of justices Of the peace for the par
tsh OF Orleans" was indefinitely postponed.
Of HS %sSs biz act q provide Board
ishes.s was laid on the table subject to call.
House bill No. IS. An act to exempt sheep
Irgm TAXATION" was indefinitely postponed.
The Senate was announced and the House
JOINT SESSION.
dor the purpose Of balloting for United States
A ballot was taken and resulted as follows:
FRANK MeGioin, II; 8. o. scruggs, SO; J. 81,
buren; n; VIII Steven 10; A. d. Garland. i:
J. A. Will z. /: Blanks.
The Senate then withdrew and the House re-
suMSu tne regular ORDER OF business.
SPECIAL ORDER.
House bill No. %. An act to authorize the
pence Jury OF the parish of Iberia To law a
special tax to build court house and i.il
The rules were suspended and the bill mas al
Its several readings '"'o 1
Representative Jeffrias. chairman Of the Com
mlftse On Ways and Means. reported IAN act
entitled an act to create a State Board of Dis
bnrsements I'd define its duties and powers.
Prescribing the duties Of the state Auditor and
arsasurer. etc: Placed on the calendar anu
ordered to be printed, NAu
Nhepressntatiye Bower called I'D House bill
70; ~. An act to provide for the mum sipal
ANY, Hse Is o. New Orleans" etc. reported favor
s $50 were SUSPENDED and the bill passed ts
nonse Dill No. -. An act to amend and re-
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TAXATION IN LOUISIANA.
The Rate In City and state ~ Compared
with other Communities and Conn
mOnweRlths A Plea for the Pro-
duCer

1 The Rate In City and state NJ compared
$3.50 v'ns Y'.. 80 ~. p-,,
noh"cAASns
Queer.
| CITY TAXATION.
- IN nar,ooro+.
10 the Editor OIL Tue Denocia.
In Issue . q ha IN th
49, u, /, &C VI. a.ss....,. g .ha
Mayor had called around Rlm " consult % tne
remedies ra,d,. far the same. that one q them-Mr
na,ssh.. thinb~assartaa rost arronao,,al,
ORlesby. ! tnink-as.erted most erroneousy
rate than any city in the Union. Az uncont IN.
ae e dc, arror Il soon Observation-Disclosures from
rsh ana e tra ~ n NM ater i q Yal
Importance, viii oct the gentleman and the
nntlio r,aht 80 III s,h;ac.
Only three cities in the Union have higher
rate OF taxation than New Orleans. The rates
Ct some Of the principal cities ere as follows
philadelphia 2.I5. New York 2e5. St. Louis $50.
40. Brooklyn sle. chicago sala. These are
the nominal rates. but the assessed value Of
property In these cities Is far below fts cash
value. whereas, In New Orleans 1t is an unde-
nlable truth that assessments are greatly IN
Of the cash value OF our taxable property being
s11o DOC. 900, the best informed judges put 1t at
No, more man 1900 ooo: al.nongn pnplc oni
Il ~ high as a9o 600 goo. Assuming The former r
70 90 ABOUT the correct value. our rae o. taxa ~
lion vii reaiy " - poi c9m. Pq. eua III. - Mu'
sne ehd. license a A 10 th a, In " uy
when 10 aDout pei cent on Iue vaius y. pai1p,
ety. making me rate Oh .axaeion ae hna or
OUT aAproauclnk that ohaIIan,o b Iel
GEN. ra,S ~ eauessvo .nai NJ, anik Il y,
sorx " exnip.o nv na M pas ,r y y.
any.nihR aRRroachlna w Nv ny a
H. mea h III M -
e H;tahI .smls dao ~ ~ tha
Wnoie peopie " suTiIaing 4Ioau ~. .ha
kaar n ho Az 6iic aiaa nnid
4 not be we'll II some small portion Of this was
~ .no nix - ~ r ~ LA
po.plo, WHuss hnLIy ~ pay .aAss III - UIuuugo
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. /
Executive Department.
Whereas. F. G. ANTOINE has applied to me
for the cancellation Of bond. drawn and signed
by him. the said r. @. Antoine. for the sum of
twenty-fv hundred dollars. with William
Harper as surety dated the twenty sixth day Of
December, A. D. 1876. and conditioned for the
faithful performance OF the duties of said F. G.
Antoine as harbormaster for the port of New
Orleans.
Now therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view Of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested to show cause in
writing. at the office of Secretary of State. in
the city of New Orleans. within ninety days
after the last publication hereof. why said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled. and the
surety above named discharged from any
further liability In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal of the State
of Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans, this
sixth day of January. in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy. nine. and
the one hundred and third year of the inde-
pendence Of the United States OF America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG,
ja21 30t Secretary of State
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JuDrC1AL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
victor dema u. Emile PONIES ct q.

Victor A0em0 VS. Em1fo fOEBoe CT HI
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
honorable the Third District Court for the par;
ish Of Orleans In the. above entitled cause, !
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
stree,. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
10 the Second District of this city. on WEpNE fs
DAY. January 20. 1879. ut IL O'Clock M. the fol-
oxaGfE a5'i1lssd lST RoUND together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
pertaining, situated In tue Second District 81
this city. In the square bounded BY Burgundy.
e e Eosa hG and
streets. and having, American measure. ntty-
eight feet eight inches SIX lines front on Hos
four lines deep and front on Burgundy street,
said lot being composed of lots one and two on
plan made By Plie on The .s eghtsent u #
DeArmas. notary public In this city: ~.
Being The same property. which Mrs. Pauline
Lanuseol. wife Of Jean PONIES. Separate u
@sde By dalnauit. agetioneeTs on re tenth
of July, 1876, as appears by an act passed eeIoIe
A. D. Blenvenu. notary public ~ tnls ely, a o.
io t Knoll widow 81 Joseph Porret.
keized In the above suit
Terms and Conditions-1. For cash to q SUI u.
sum Of six hundred and eighty two dollars ana
twenty-eix cents. with interest ct the rate s 81
eight per cent per annum Oil shiu o1Iu, 90 Ia
lows, to wit: on three hundred and seventy
five dollars from July TO- 1873 M on tnfss nIn
from April H. 1878. to the day Of sale also NE NE
per cent on the aggregate thereof and on the
amount OF The note to be assumed. % herein.
after expressed. for attorneys fees, all costs q
suit and sale and all taxes due on the properly
sold. .,-..
q The purchaser to assume the payment OF
promissory note for three hundred and seventy
Ave dollars, secured by. mortgage and vendors
lien on said property, dated July 10. 1876 pRya-
Bic four years after date. with interest at ne
until paid and also, to assume all the obliRa,,
tions Of the act OF sale and mortgage las passed
before A. E. Bienvenu. notary public. OF date
ner cent pttorneys fees In case OF suit. etc.
8. And the balance OF the price Of adjudica-
ton Il any cash on the spot.
And In case the price bid for the property
should after deduction Of the aforesaid fee.
costs and take g. In cash. be less than the ggRre-
gate amount of plaintiffs claim, with interest
AS aforesaid and OF the note to be assumed, as
above expressed. then the, purchaser to pay
plaintiffs aforesaid cash claim, and to assume
said note pro rata to the extent OF the balance
Of his bid.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
n.1.1 q a