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A GooD BARGAIN FoR CANApA.


THE MEMORANDA oN WHICH SENATOR EDNUNDs
FOUNDED HIS DEMAND FOR An ABBoGATIOS OF
~ TIE FISHERY TREATY.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-The injunction Of Sc
g~ecv with REGARD 10 the executive session o. the
Senate al which the resolution OF senator La-
Dund- looking TO a termna ion Of the fisheries and
customs arrangement between the United States
and Great Britain was considered, was re-
moved Last March. The proceedings, together
with the speech Of Senator Edmuuds on
the subject. were ordered 70 be printed
m The Record. The speech has not been supplied
for publication, but the memoranda upon which 1t
va, based axe published to-day. The resolution Is
rs follows:
Rlsoiged That in the Judgment OF the Senate steps
eIrlt I'D p- taken proYIu. early tDrui
of lac fisheries aud Gus, ADS a.rau- men, between tue
United states al. Grat l3lialH - l"-s J- and Tor 4t
EQUATIONS Wan t4ti I0Trl EbcuJ 10 ihl, ehd.
On tine z7,h OF January 1t was referred 10 the
JUDICIARY Committee Of the Senate, and being re-
ported back llyOrably,It unanimously agreed to
on the - IN OF February.
Tie memoranda prepared for Mr.. Edmunds con-
sst Of series Of answers to questions relative to
tie amount and value OF fish products imported
from, Canada duty free under the Treaty Of WASH
i,ufon and the total amount and value of fish taken
bv Americans I'D Canadian waters. From these
answers 10 appears that the amount Of duN saved
0r Caaaga nom July 1, 1873, until June 20, 1875,
WAS 81 G6j 81 u.s. While The estimated value OF a..
Lie i.sl taken 10y Americans under The PROVISIONS ~
the treaty was SJo5.JIO.
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EWING AND HARD MONEY.

A SUGGESTION THAT GENERAL EWING MAY HAVE
TO CHANGE FRONT ON FINANCE.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-ErIeuds Of General Ew-
ing are making curious suggestions tonight TO the
effect that the resolution Of the Greenbackers at
Columbus to stand by their own candidates wall
make 10 necessary for Ewing TO change his soft
money declarations III order 10 save the votes Of
the hard-money Democrats. Without these votes,
and with tue Tors OF the Greenback elem AT IN the
Democratic party, his friends admit that lac VIII DC
very likely to suffer defeat
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Nile Days: Or. Egyptian Bonds. novel; Hy p Kather
inc Bases. I-uO extra cO.A 81. lOl0 paper cover, ~
cents
Elsa romance. BY Alfred C. H5gDia l2mA dne cloth,
81 81.
The Ghost OF Redoro0k. new od4 Trump novel novel;
G- ne author ~ r4s Ola TRUMP Tls Lacy DiimJliA'
av0 FX-r4 .'r-I. a p. Paper cover - cents
Glare ri Beche Fine Edition l2mo cloth Il % CAeao
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Dr9REEs CONFERRED AT B0WDoM

Brunswick, Me-, July 10.-Bowdom COL
Ip a.s conferred the following degrees Honorary de-
gree OF Doctor of Laws upon the Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,
and IT, Hon. W. q. BarIows; Doctor OF DIVINITY on
b., sa.-.r h cu.ru u. Ntrher aud ,Le E.v. Edward
Hlwes; Decor Of Philosophy on Professor
lIuaaus T. Packard, ir., ami honorary degree
~ a b. ou ne Hon James 4. MAlhln
Alta Ipetlu. Of the Alumni Association yesterday the
m Iaypg Ulcers .pra elected FOR The next thee years
ar s.s..r b. -swal president; JOSIAH Crosby, vice
1-rrsdrnt: Professor h. l. Chapman, treasurer: Pro
ils-o. s. Y Cole. seer taGy j. b. Brown, DR.. AIR
WiroIeIl and General 1. W. Hyde, executive committee
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ST. LOUIS, July 1O-This has been the
V4rmcB, da7 OF the season. the Signal Service Their
mometer marking 1902 at o'clock this afternoon
which % higher than the reached during the
heated term last Summer. when there were 10 many
cases 81 sunstroLe. To-day there we're five cases OF
prostraon. The only one which resulted fatally was
That Of rudolph Fiagsnberg-r, who lately arrived from
Milwaukee whore ms family res de.
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LITTLE. BR0wN 8, 90.
.ror.e on Pani,s and BanI.lng y j6lG s. Morse j. g
SCRIBNCR & WEXFORD.

= History OF Our Own Times .rgl l' Ac .ssssion u
Queen Victoria the Hrc.u Congress EY J1't'h we iy
no be- comnleteI IA 4 vOumes.J \Os aad olo ci3tl
large type, So
ririsu From the most recent authorities. BY Richard
Ford Heath. WIN fifteen Illustrations
Remhrnndr. From the text OF C. Vosmalr BY J. W MOL
ler ID. a. With sixteen Ll1sratlo-s.
Tho -Ixake4DeaPe KEY. By charles and Nary Cowieu
q -.e eI-gor. 0f The Complete Concordance % >hlk1
speare' sc. cyo. $40 pp. ci1th extra -.
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GEORGE ?. prrNAlp. .Ovs.

Il Life WeFrh Living ~ ". H. Aal41cA' aUlhof o.
The sew Repuluc'
TIE Round Trip by Wv OF Panama throw n C1.for
,i oregon NsvsdI idaho auu o. 0rd0. WITH notes 90
rulroyi. commerce. agriculture mnlhE scenery anu p'J
MA .3y John Goldman. Emo, rclli 81 o.
-,..,.4 ,,,yto,,z Novn,s .gruur,tlg Hannah Thurs
Ia, I8hr 5dregs Fo-tgIe-.' JOSEF D ana h-s lri'n
.,I -,rv IL Nenuett AMI Beauty IA. Lle lsti Lii
Va Cedafcrof Hlti0u CnJgG boards voi' per VoiuEA
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THE GOLD VALUE OF THE CURRENCY.
A TABLE PREPARED Al THE TREASURY WHICH
MAKES Az INTERESTING SHOWING.

MAKES Az INTERESTING Showing.
WASHINGTON, July 10-A table has been pre-
pared in the Treasury Department showing the
amount OF notes and fractional silver coin outstand
ing at the close of each fiscal year from 1860 to
1879. inclusive significant feature OF this table
is found in the column giving the value IN gold Of
the total outstanding currency at the end Of each
fiscal wear. From this it Is that with the ex-
ception of two years, the purchasing power Of the
Inoneyin circulation has been constantly increasing
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HoUGaTON. OsGOOO & O..
81 A-tor-place.

81 A-tor-pl1ce.
spain in Profile. b. James 4. HARRISON auf'or OF
VeIs5Ies Llttle cassie style, .-mo red edges - Do
Massachusetts Reports. Vol ID b Joan LAtAfop'
IsuoltrJ law ,Icr. "a JV
The Philosophy Of Music Dr. William Pole, 7 Rs u
l. % Philosophical Library. crown 7Vo, gus top - %.
British Poets Riverside edition. surrey aud Watt l
Wi. -laKrspe lre ant Ben JDusDn. vol III - etth.
The life and Epoch OF Alexander Hamilton lial9r
icll -tliy BY the Hon Geo. 3hea oN' A' Up 11'ei''
L.. :
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'-' .-,,oo, ,r1r CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

VrnTJ
~, 4,-o sneeches which are beng the uoe,
lhe rculsfrd are the const tutlonel ~ 80 Pc
txte ,resrrtstive Carlisle, OF krnt'c ~; n IT, ~
mad ~ 4 Randoph Tucker. 81 Ndtln N COM
resettt' M Y nile TN Republican Cons ',sti
boIcea ,ct attach as much import 1nct 70 10 ne
ullUo 5lents delivered on the Army ui 80. -her
tuiloha s1ocoches that the Democrats ON r,yine
pohC inns keeping mp their repdie As M ,,rf.iv,
Iahu w .sfrl1fpert I'M constant awe ~ - a, A..
inc si l, ,.red hy Prank Hurd dl'ht ,le 20 memo
kRese nas beea largely subscribed "' ~ l,,Ir
.. - .ns Il beug sent into every -ectl"n Al
go e-s of any Impending eia'r uli,d cam
~ lerh v-fsch seems Co b. considered I,,ce an
pte tc-ns m Is that delivered 10y senator $3.50 on
falN nv ni General Ewnc's sneech ~ seut INTO
n ur,ar silver hil being cNieh'4' II! numbers
". o,s will later De circulated ~ tvyyLI ~ K.u-
&, Obio The fiery speech oil MI n De- is dastArd
~ .-esr, he avs: H who danes - ,rb, A.
w y. VINO doubfs j. damned Is uut lN ete cam
AAU ~ -,ii Inc rriiliy.d later along III ' .s a
tti pc. ~ ScUfn senator TDuihiau - nv ne
la.H"s ~ g. ~ Bavrd and Beck, are cul,.u "a IN
vel as thosc 81 5ni a coOaly supply WI 20 ~ "a, !"
-eolu, s a. v-,ek senator hiil> NPttu g. I,,6
thA St 4'S 80 ps-IIent and Congress j. az, "a 49,,
poN eIe i. f,t,o.rats say 81 IS t1e abiesl NJ nv t7
an ins an that subject delivered dnIln- , -
..-Np Tho Sh0T speeches in az ny nc -. a i.,,, Il or
et-'y -, 5.nr,eatrL the sectional Issue, ana i" J
sf iet1slariou. have been cule "A' u' A'.t -, IT,
,, DauIphieJ form, aud viii ce sen -A'O O"o a.
f.r#a III
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TIE FUYERAL orr cHIEF or POLICE.


PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The funeral OF
Kennard H. Jones' late chief ofPohce OF MS city took
place today and very largely attended delegations
from Brooklyn Jersey City, Wilmington. and other
cities being present. Among the floral offerings, which
were very prOfuse. column about four feet n
length From his friends IN New-Y0rk," and hand
some pillow From the Philadelphia rep0rters' Inc
remains we're 10 Monument Cemetery, and, atter
the expressive ceremonies Of the Masonic order we're
r11e qt fu a u AL
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The exceptions between the years 1865 and
1869 when the value fell from 1892 600, 900 in the
former to 1905 900 900 in the latter and between
the years So and 1876, when the value Tell ut
tie less than 50 O00, 900 On the 30th day OF last
month the total amount of currency in circulation
S734. sol .994 IS being worth its face IN gold.
Tins Is about 80 600 600 in excess of the purchas-
ing power of the total outstanding currency at any
prey1ous period " American history.
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Cmsar; A sketch. BY James Anthony Fr0ude n. A.
VOL $40, cl0th with portrait engraved Oh Steel aai
map - 30.
ira chItI, 81.
The Wiichery Of Archery. A complete Mammal Of Arch
cry. M7 rice Thompson. vol, small iZmo. cloth Nus
trstel. II 80.
Tbeo Mss CresDisny Two new volumes Zach VOL
lbmO, paper, 80 cents.
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AFFOn Thursday the 'lOth inst Eliza. HGoW OF foO-
err Blake. ~ the cOth yoar 9 ner age o., ,,-, -
the r.stsuce ~ Lef sou LAFu aAo W. ~
West 81 th.st. a. 3 D. FRIDAY.
Interme1t at waterford y. 7.
pUsHNELL-In this CITY, July Q, lafayette Bushnell Nd
"1e ,-vs viii BE- held At tho chanel Of Broadway Tab
ernacle, Broadway and JitA-5t tEll4'' JHy H. " ASV
Friends and the Of the profession are invited to at
tend.
LAW-On Wednesday July Q. OF cholera intantum Alr
Mills Of Alfred WAee0ck 4n Aico 9-ii4' Law 1bou
mouths aud days. -,-.-,,-.
MaKrIN-On wednesday, July o. Eunyon W Martin N BIS
Fge from tne residence OF his sonn-Aw the Rey t. v
Nyers LOSE A-sve., near A-ist BrooAEn al II g. h
SATURDAY., l2th INST. ~. -. - a., % .t.
Hamilton Avenue ttrrT ana li amt ga ~ -'s.'
a. thence oy steam motor % 42d-st
ucKEE-On thursday July 10 lsT Jennie only
d.uga,ar of Jane ~. and to late amos y" Mckee pm no
18th year Of her age. ....-, - ..-.-., A..
tie rs. fenCu VI her mother, 10 a 49, 7atst on
dav morning. az o'clock. Fisnus are requested ho %
send flowers.
WAKENAN-At southampton = =. On tho ota MS. Bafr
Va..mar. OF tls citv. Ina his sstA year 49, go, .
FulsraI - his ato rss.ieace so ~ M'l
on FRIDAY lust. u 10 FRIENDS are reiRoS'ea
not send hoWord.
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GEORGE W. CARLETON & Co.

Her Friend Lawrence. 4 novel by Prank Lee Be-o
diet, author Ny daughter Eliuor." Cloth ~ 3D.
Tva OF &. decorative art novel By CAiisia Halsey
Paper IS cents.
Angc a new novel by Florence MarTyatt author Of
loves Coufict" &c. Paper Is cents.
Cupid on Crutches; or, one Summer al Narrasan5eu
Pier Cloth bound, price - cents.
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JEA1oUs LOVERS BAD SHOOTING.

James McManus. twenty-five years old, has
been living with Mary Hyland for some time pasl,
| AZ No II Delancy-st Yesterday, on hearing
| mat Jeremiah Murphy, young man. paying
bis attentions 10 tho woman. he filed him
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YEW BOOKS AND AEW EDITIOyS.
CHARLES sCRIBXgR,s SONS

RsSreed books Of M last hrss mJnh' rliJ ItVsrtssf
heretofore on TIE tpfrrry DIgh
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s;aCliILLAN ~ Co.

Tho ,,,cvcv Napier Correspondents laItei BY his
-.
The Relations Of Mind md Brain p u-ary Caler
wood IL D. professor moral philosophy university OK
EduDurgh -.
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FROM AFFLUENcE 10 A PAUPER's GRAVE

William II. Watson, once a noted and
wealthy Brooklyn and the inventor OF the
tin-fo wrapping for ohewng-tobacco. died last night
at No "a Carmine-st. Once wealthy. he was pursued
by misfOrtuDes IN late year.. He has buried nine
children. ard leaves a wife, blind and penness.
friend I'm his employ. promised % bury the body
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u. YORTHgSGTON
~ a. .... A 49, 90.

s13 lsroaI Fhy' 'f' -.A 4lN 40. r.,-,
Arsene.- 40 faIls tstll' oa a. '.s-'a
ture and society. Cloth. 81 %.
The Souvenir of Madame lie Bean vols IN one
with portrait large LIMO 4IeG eo1l "A--o 4-oo- s' wv
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self with u1uor and last night visited the
house. aud hndug Murphy in company WIN
woman McMauus drew revolver and hired tbree
saots tue pair missing hIs however. He was
locked ND In The Eldridge Street statinn.
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Angels Baths-rurkish Electric and RomIn-dav ana
night ladies and evening. Also baths. Pheasant
rooms excellent tables. 81 Lexngt0nave, corner 25st
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Don't put OF omOrruw what and should be done
to-day Is n have SIt)poNf Tor your
eet make beeoe the druggist and get bottle aud be-
gin % 10 81 once. "FerO. sap"
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., the convention. and most OF them son" ,s of
va 5ss Indiana 10 hendricks, but counts IN Ilnois
sonceur - No counts t1ncieen Not's ~ ~ vi
Ltte cnt Democratic scheme r. 10 carry -, are of
Ihss pbio IL possible. and LET ln0aha "A'
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SUMNER LEISURE.
WARM WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND.
,,srr,vF5Rrs OF LAND BREEzE-GUEsls Al hi
HOTELS.

,,,srr,vF0ETs OF LAND BREEZE-eLEsIs Al I'M
HOTELS.
Tho weather at Coney Island yesterday
aof nc.sc cooler seemed warmer than 10 WAS I'D
- The crowds char fockcd there did MOI know
- mil after they arrived but the result was soon
- tn every mans cellar The small houses NJ West
,,--s,or prevented She visitors from receiving the
e.nat OF what little breeze there was, and so Nes'
--or "A, soon deserted for the more open groun's
= T7,t,r and Manhattan Beaches. An IRISH jtunt 'ne
= ,,de in Belfast now carries passengers along iA'
rcorrsc from the Hotel Brghtonto NaniefVtei Ao'e~
~ BRIGHTON Railroad conveyed large numbers yes'Hf-
A.. ans the piazza OF toe hotel was crowded daring
-, .e~f IN The afternoon. and in the evening TOO
- the storm broke up outdoor amusement. lhere
- -51 h4rbers no Engcm3u's Pavilion yesteTHA''
fence Inns been put up along one side oil the ''ao" %
a. ,,--e Pail yav and there win he another on tIt
tba- I. ..H 81 Wy soon At Manhattan iirt'h we. wa
% 500 mon ANA so women who uajArd }e-l eitd! ~.
--r.. ,,l-,..r.rS tire fireworks 40 wanna. .. '
Nar. selected SATURDAY the regular o>ll-aY u.!' HI
81 I'M. rrfrclna features n the display I-N we
In, IN cement q mlulC sea or me- 4"' 1"s
81 49, viii apurp. tA each u.lfr hcfiL up ''t .H
There Wi. DE COLLISION ANA AN tAl''.7''
r,E I'm end with the sinking Of on" or the F'ra' i'
~, faclfe o tle Manhattan 4 tcE Hol1l' n.,I W. "a
10 he .gtlhltcI on July T. VII also De- Itp't>,u
lr works al tie Hotel Brighton Will not come on
Urr. WciueS .ly - ,7,-r-s and -11f-
I,Hrrs vvHrI dow. % lsfl-lluh aI'- l.lA'-- 49,
~ ST NIr1oa- I'D thi- ctv. yesterday Aorhl ~ Au'--
crn.r ". rU.e nr che Beach were Gel rIt L-g'N asp III
val and SON: john T. Raymond. ne 3eiot' Aal N.I-
dom tlt actress, General NJ. T. HrN.ilh- '--t '-,l.
~rr,l---loT,er -id1cv p Nichols ward N''-uey ana
j : h Bowie Among the registered guests are
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

,r sn5Fs tl- gan-.s-' var .'ls .1 .l sy ~ l.
81
l.l preceding IIluisnt Tue rfsiir ~. .l. r,i-. IL
rttTr-eu's
TRIBUNE OFFICE, july il. L a. m-Thc movement
I'm the barometer yesterday irregular the tendency
beng downward. Gear weather va, followed early in
the day by partly cloudy weather, aud ABOUT SD y. NJ
llsbt shower fell the average temperature was 10
higher than ON "Wednesday, the mercury ranging be-
tweeu7O7 aud JJ' IAc amount Of moisture IA the ar Is
still large
Gear and partly cloudy ahd slightly cooler weather.
with chances o. light showers ate go the day, may Dc
expected 20 this clty and vicinity to-day.
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NARRIED.

NARpTF-LAMBARD-o wednesday, July y ~ - ! nom
a-'s IIrrel by the Rev Dr. Wlllhu + AoIbaa NJ Man
la Marble % Mrs A. Williams LamD2rL
All rofices Of Marriages must be taI0roe! 0Ih fa1.
pgDs and address
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HENRY HOLT q Co.
.LIPPINCOTF s. Co.

Maid wife. or widows l6Ia5. leisure Hour ser.
.c-.I n.
Cousizs. By L. B. wplsor lsmc Leisure uoar series g..
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BUZZELL EXECUTED.
MEETS DEATH WITH A PALE FACE.

The HANGING TAKES PLACE IN THE PRISON AT
CONCoRD-rHE STRANGE STORY OF THE CRIME.
Buzzell, the New Hampshire murderer, was
hanged Yesterday in tho prison at Concord. He
went to the gtlows very pale and muttering to
himself He died without n struggle. The crime
for which he executed the atrocIous killing
Of a young lady who bad sued him for breach Of
promise and damages. Buzzell was penurlous and
did not want 10 lose the money. The case is an ex-
tremely curious one, and is described at length
below.
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EDICATIOYAL Ne us.

THE COyyEN ION OF Professors.
DAY OF ORATOKY AID GENERAL DISCUSSION
ORAL TEACHING. uYMSAsIIC EXERCISES, TEXT
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Ch~.. aMie ". jean Mar,e FACET.

LTyTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish If Orleans. No. 1oG1a Ky virtue Of a
onorable the sixth District court Tor the par.
ish Of pleana. In the above entitled cause
will proceed e mi q public auction q the
street. between Canal and CustomhCuse streets
In the Second District Of this city. on III Rs
DAY November Is, 1879. AT u o'clock M, the fol-
Ia LOT OF GROuNb With the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated ~ The
ed BY Celiepe, CLARA. Magnolia and Euphrosine
streets: which lot measures twenty eight feet
and two lines front on Oallope street by, one
hundred. and one feat eight inches and six
D. AMI A LUT Or GROUND with All the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
In the same square az above measuring TWEEN
~ nine feet front on Clara street by one hun
dred and twenty six feet seven inches and two
lines ID depth
Whinn Two properties belong 10 the enid Jean
Marie FACET far having bean allotted 10 him as
bic share In certain community property, as
him the - said Jean Marie FACET and his ii
yorced wife, Mrs, Ann Mcintyre, before Thee
dule Bulssnn, notary public ia thls city On the
And the said properties were acquired by the
said jean Marie FACET. during the community
aforesaid, by purchase from Patrick Irwin, by
two acts passed before Michael aernon. a no
tary 10 this city, The one on, the twentieth 81
June. 1860 and the other 81 the twenty second
or December, 1860.
Terms-This being the second and last auc-
tion. the said property will be definitely adiudi-
cated 70 the highest and last bidder for what Il
will bring ct Twelve mouths credit, The .pnr-
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent
security. bearing eight per cent per annum In
terest from date of sale and special mortgage
Said purchaser will have to deduct from his bid
and pay I'm cash the amount Of printing, eher-
tif'a and olerk'a fees. ETC., say about one hun
dred aud lfty dollars; and furthermore The
State. parish aud municipal taxes on said
property, the amount of which Is not yet aseer-
tanned.
r. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish VI Orleans.
Fr1T nna 10 ~
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JUDICIAL. ADVERTISEMENTS.


Bernard Gaillardanne We. sarah A. Rae-
der, widow of John n Cruise.
LrIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans M. 1e.tsa by virtue .gf writ
uf seizure and sale. III mo directed BY the hon
orabc The Fifth Detlict Court for the rnrial, Of
orsans Il the nhpTe entitled ea4he Will nrt
and AuctioneetF Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Cnnal and Cnatnmhnuse straats. In the
Second District NJ this niiy, on SATURDAY,
November 3D. 1879. M u o'clock III. the following
described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LoTR, OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
riehta ways, privilege, servItudea. end depen
denotes thereunto belonging o. y. any wise
anpertaining situatad IN the Second District 81
this city. In square number forty eight which
~ bounded by Cn7tomhnuse, Blenville, Der
heny and Claiborne ereats: said Tote are des-
Rnated hv the numbers twelve ana thirteen. On
u nan drawn w jas PILE. dated May u, 1910.
and deposited III the office Of u. Il MrCay, late
a notary public In this city and measure eaeh
twenty five feet front on aald Bienyille street
by depth Of one hundred and eight feet he
~hlsh s w. astaisea " wv lata Melehiar nae,
der. III the manner following Lot number
feyette BY net G uassea befp r David l. scoay,
late n notary public In THE city. on the fret
June. 1870. aud lot number. thirteen from Mich
ureau, late u notary rnhllein this city, % tile
twelfth November, isao. nnd which eaid prop.
erty now belongs to- the defendant as heir OF
deceased mother, widow Of the snid Melrhior
naeder and leceaaed wife ~ George IA nH, she
tdetendantI having been duly recognized ~
order Of The honorable the Second District court
OF Now 0rieane, rendered on the zenith Ut jan
nary. 1850 and signed on the fourteenth Janu-
Hei2ad in the above suit,
Terms Cash ~ the spot
j. r. ALuEE aAUTHREAUN,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans