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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Lafourche.
j. Ursin Laaary as. No. 1854 His
Creditors.

Two ALL THOSE WHOM THESE PRES
4 onts may concern. Please take Notice |!
That IL pursuance of sn ordsr of ssid Court
granted on the 18th. day OF January 1883, a
meeting OF the creditors OF the said lnsolvent
): trsln Landry has been called before John
Wilfrid knoblcch clerk Of the Goth. Judicial
District Court in and for said parish at his Of
flee in the Court House in the Town of Thibo-
daux for Tuesday February Goth. 1888 from
~ :. u, to 4 r. NJ. for the purpose Of delibera
ting on the affairs of the Insolvent, appoint
ing a syndic etc. etc. and that all proceedings
asai1st the person and property Of the said
lnsolvent has been stopped and staged.
IN Testimony whereof:
f~f Witness my hand and the impress
( LIS. OF the seal OF my Off this 18th. day
(~) Of January A. ID. 1888.
j. W KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court. Par
ish Of Latourchc.
Succession Of Joseph Dase, No. 111A
Pso60tss.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
4 cree of above Court and in obedience to
a commission TO NE directed in the above en-
titled ana numbered Succession l will offer
tor sale at public auction pursuant TO law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in tie Town Of Thibolaux, on Sat
urday the 10Th. day of March 1888 between
the hours Of II o'clock \. VI. and 4 o'clock p.
NJ. the following described property belong
ing to the above succession to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in this par
ish on the right bank of Bayou Lafourclic at
about eleven miles below the Town Of Th:bo,
daux measuring one arpent more or less front
by forty arpents i'll depth bounded above by
lands formerly owned by A.. Bourgeois and
now by l.. Pertuit and below by other lands
Of said vendee and her husbands estate. To-
getler with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms and Conditions'of Sale Cash on the
Spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
February 3rd. 1893.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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DETECTI We i BEST.

'"By the way. while I'm at it
l might as well tell you an old story
that illustrates the detective powers
OF Ham Best. Years ago it created
quite a Stir in st. Louis. One of the
banks had occasion to send a lot of
gold to bank in Hartford. This was
before the war. The route East was
thenby way of Chicago. Well. when the
gold got at the place Of destination the
Hartford bank discovered that the boz
had been opened and that some hun
dreds of gold had been scraped from
the top. Complaint was made to the
express company and Best was called
in. His first move was to get the
names Of the men on the run between
st. Louis and Hartford. and to learn as
much as possible about their past bust
ness. what they had been engaged at,
etc. In less than no time he II
ted every agent between Chicago and
the East. 'Tfe robbery was committed
west of Chicago, and l think I have the
man. said Ham. He got leave to ira
vel on the express car with the suspec
ted man, having the opened boz in his
possession. All went amicably till the
agent produced a small hammer, which
he remarked was quite handy at times.
Best at once brought forth the box and
asked Mr.. Agent if he would not be
kind enough to ft hat hammer to a
dent in the side of the box. The fell
low stammered and turned pale, but
complied. 1t fit like the paper on the
wall. He had found his man. This
small dent in the box was the only
thing to indicate that the box had been
opened. No one but an expert could
have done it. In running oyer the for
mer occupations of the various agents
Bs6t had found that the man in ques
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of LafCuiche.
f. Fl. Perkins and scye rs. No. 1856
Frank Il. Ioyet,

YNAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY vIE-
4 the of an order and decree Of above
Court and in obedience to a commission to me
directed in the above entitled and numbered
suit, I will offer for sale il: public auction pur
suant to law to the last and highest bidder
on the premises situated On Main street in
the Town of Thlbu.laux on SATURDAY the
18th. day of FEBRUARY 1883 between the
hours of Ii O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock T.. NJ.
the following described property being OF pc
rishable nature to-wit:
The entire stock and contents of a Ger
tain trade store belonging to the defendant
situated i'll the Town of ThihodauX Oh Nam
street, consisting CT Groceries, Liquors. To-
bacco, Crockery Wares and Sundries, attach
ed in the above suit.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot IN United States Treasury Notes.
February 3rl, 1883.
TuEOPHILE Ttl.DODArE
Sheriff.
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TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.
TUFTS Pills are now covered
with a vanilla sugar coating, max.
ing them as pleasant to swallow
as a little sugar plum, aud render
ing them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and
bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to
the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nour
ish the system.
They cure fever and ague, COS
hveness, etc.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents q
box.
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TO BENEFIT

1t is an open question if language
can de%terl"rate, no matter what may
be the changes it undergoes. The
ghost Of Chaucer or Of Spenser
would look with horror uni d;smay IN
on II Of Tennysoa's poems. and would
indulge in vigorous sentiments concern
ing the deterioration of the Queens
English and the rapidly with which
it is becoming more and more deprav-
ed But We of the latter half If the
nineteenth century have DER own opin
ions about ''welis OF English undefled.''
Our canons of language need revi
sion. At It's very best, ianguageis always
insufficient to express with clearness,
fu''sess and accuracy the ideas Of men
and to exclude any word, phrase or ex
preston that will add to the vicor,
force, elegance. ciearness or concise
ness of that language is to render it Of
less value. and cripple its availab ility
The canons by which we have been
guided are arbitrary and nonsenslcal.
They admit that which is in itself just
as r~eprehensible as much that they ex
Glade. For instance, when. an indiv;
dual departs from this mundane sphere
he can do so with perfect propriety and
elegance if he ''shutfies Of this mortal
coil" but should he dare to 'kick the
bucket" or "iand in his checks,n he
becomes guilty of objectionable out
rage against the Queens English. Il
one does not approve Of any certain
scheme or plan he may "exp:ess disap
probation," Or even ''rrotestn against
it, and still retain his social standing;
but should he kick against it-oh,
ye gods and little fishes. how will he
be looked at askance! And yet what
vjgor, what fitness, what conciseness
there is in this expression And just
so with a thousand other expressions
from which polite usage draws it's skirts
aside with horror. There is need Of
them or they would never be coined
and passed current in the underhandeI
way to which they are now condemned.
To debar them from the place to which
they are entitled is the result of mistak-
en- prejudice. IF future defenders Of
American English" would base their
defense, not upon English usage of a
century or more ago, but upon the
broad ground of intrinsic fitness and
value, they would much more benefit
the language.-Boston Globe.
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HEh HEARTS RrFCsAL.-Hand. Int
not heart. "That daughter of Squire
Finch is a mighty pert-looEing little
fairy, isn't she 3
"You're right she isl"
II understand she's in the market.
too"
"Very likely. although I've got the
refusal of her."
''You have 2"
20, yes! l was around there last
evening soliciting her hand and heart.
She gave mo the first with emphasis
but the refusal I got on the balance
was equally CONFERENCE.-The.
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4 ILIRM.

Two nervous women lay awake till
midnight in Il New York ''iat' the 9th
er night in separate rooms opening off
the same parlor. with a premonition
that burglars would break in. A young
man belonging to the family and ii ser
want were both out. One of them, Mrs.
A. unable longer to endure the sus-
pense, arose and welt cautiously
through the hall. The scene which fol-
lowed is thus described in the Herald j:
Miss 3. listening. with her door ajar,
heard Mrs. A. slam her door and
lock it. Mrs. \. with equal prompt
ness retired to her own room and did
the same Satisfied, after a few awful
moments that she must have been mis-
taken, Mrs. a. Went cut to the hal!
again and started for the dining room
with a match in her hand. Miss b.
opened her door aad peered cautiously
forth. AT the moment of her seeing
Mrs. AS match Miss B. heard her door.
The light went ont. ''Barglars ~ gasped
Miss =. Thieves whispered Mrs.
A. And then both ladies stood in the
hall aid waited breathlessly. elf I
could only get to the old shotgun that
hangs in the kitcAen,' thought Mrs.
A. Il would soon pat an end to this sus
pense." 'If could only reach the Jan
itor's BELL thought Miss B. and then,
as she heard Mrs, a. making for the
kitchen, that burglar makes an extra
ordinary mount of noise" The tGo
ladies neared each other swiftly and
silently. just lis one was about put
ting her hand on the janitor's bell the
other passed.
Two awful creams followed and Miss
B. started for her bedroom, with Mrs.
A. i'll close pursuit. determined to be
alone no longer. The room once enter
red, mutual explanations followed. and
they determined to march together to
the attack. Tile gun was secured and
both ladies started tor the drawing
room. A key grated in a lock! Hor
ror !. The front door was observed to !
open cautiously and then suddenly |
close.
''Thieves !" howled both ladies down !
the elevator hatelway. Mr. A. who
for twenty minutes had been trying to
getin quietly. now opened The door
and stepped into the hall. The mug
gle Of the shotgun met him in the hands
o fins mother, while Miss B. acted as
reserve with a poker.
''What il thunder ia the matter =,
he asked. You are r~ousing the whole
neigborhood.''
"There was a burglar in the house.
but he escaped.' family said both la
dies as they again retired. leaving
Mr.. A. with the gun and poker to "sit
up and watch the house until morning.
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TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY ViR-
4 tue of an order and decree of above
Court and in obedience to a commission to
me directed in the above entitled and Der.
ed case, ! will offer for sale at public auction
pursuant to law to the last and highest bidder
on the premises situated in said parish on the
left bank OF bayou Lafourche on Trosclair
and Robichaux Plantation at about four miles
above the Fown Of Thibodaux on Saturday
the 18th. day of February 1883 between the
hours of IL O'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. N.
the following described property attached in
the above suit the same being of perishable
nature, and belonging to the defendant.
TIT entire STOCK aud contents Of q certain
trade store, consisting of Groceries, Liquors,
Tobacco, CrOckery wares and sundries.
Terms of Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
February 3rd. 1888
-THEOPEILE THIDODAUX,
Sheriff
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The HEIGHT OF FoLLY.-To wait until
you are in bed with disease You may not
get over for months, is the height of folly
when You might be easily cured during
the early symptoms by Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known sickly families
made the healthiest. by a timely use of
this Of this pure medicine.-Obserrer.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ISL # LafUurche.
Adler G Co. as. No. 1912 Teli.1
De1Gtte.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-10-05

sisters have been born into the family
of states and grown into wOmanhOOd,
strong, lusty danes, who care nothing
for the past. for they never knew il;
who have set up housekeeping for
themselves, with the modern improve
ments, railroads, ,telegraphs, telephones
electric lights, electric power, i'm
proved roads. improved modes of
farming, improved agricultural imple-
ments, improved schools, improved
everything. They have gotten rich.
and prosperous; and when you speak
TO them of Delaware, saucy wenches
that they are, they say, ah, yes, poor
grandmother, she has become some
what wrinkled b. age, and grown
rather thin and spare of flesh. Glad
to hear she is out ofdebt and got some
money in the bank. Dear old lady,
The Delaware farmer., 1883-10-05

ner wants are not many, I"r ia tue
evening-sun-hOOd of her life. she lives
in, and upon the past. In her middle
life she was as plucky and brave, rs
anv other of the original family of the
thirteen sisters; but surely she must be
in her dOtage for like Old Mortality
she now amuses herself in decipher-
ing AID recruiting the inscription on
tors. T..
The Delaware farmer., 1883-10-05

sssasns Condition & PTae5 c. PS;s ,'SsPa-
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european advertisements.
UI-CoMFoRTTNo.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT-" BY thorough knowledge oil the n n
laws which govern operations of digestion aud 9u.uo
a application OF the mo properties oi
iected Cocoa Mr. pps has provided our
delicately favored beverage whioh may say s II
diet that constitution be gradually built up until sony
enough 20 every tendency To disease W
subtle maadies floating around us really 70 a. aba
n point We may escape many mth sav
by eeplne ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
pfopery nourshod frame civil Service Gazette - ,
Made simply with boiling or milk Sola IN Tins vn
(alb and b.) by 0rooers. labelled thus hAS HfNS ~
Co. Ualnae0patt tho ChAmsts London, England
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RFSSMAKER.-First-ol class cutter and nttei
and draDer would 20 10 private families by inc gay
take work home city country city reference lie L. ~
Tribune Uptown Office, 1888 BfoadwNs
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propossls.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED by the oIkuSS
ID TEES of the NETWORK AND BROOkLfn
BRIDGE tho ONCE, No q Wserst Brookgn up 70 ~
o'clock noon Tuesday July 3 1898, for supplying me Mt
tenais Iuding accordance with The plans anu seei
therefor Warehouses In the Arches OF the NOV"
Approach ,,, had q, tne Fnstneer,s
ON e y7g Front NewYOrk after Tuesday June
20 1883 W. A. hor rh1, tNn,nasr
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Elevated Railways have opened new station az
BATTERY PLACE the 9Th and 9Th avenue lines drecur
opposite tho Iron Steamboat COmplnys PAVILION Pler =
North Passengers desiring 10 take boats VIII leave
the cars at that point. ,,,- -
Passengers from "a and 81 Hue. holding Iron
steamboat excursion tickets VIII DO transferred 70 oh sh
gfh avenue lines south Ferry free. -,
stations OF ELEVATED RAILWAYS at 90 GEMS eact.
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Gxcurslons.
brighton BEACH.
Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.-FOurth July.
WI LONG BRANCH. " J.
Wednesday. July 4. Saturday, July 4. -
And EVERY TUESDAY, THU RSDAY and SATURDAY
to August 20.
SIX OF Seven Races each day steeplechase
each day. Trains and Boats direct TO Course
Central r. K. OF ~ j., Liberty St Ferry. 746, 8 II a. m
1913 l2.45 D. M Pennsylvania X r. Cor tlandt and Des
brossess Ferry. 7:l0, a. ~ m Boats via sandy HOOK
Pier b. y r., y. lO 10. llsl5 a. IN, 1913 ID.
Races Jul promptly at p on other days $50 p.
Fare Round IMP Including adm,s ion TO Field. 81 So
on July Trains and Boats will run: Central X X OF
~ j. 745 o. IL, l145 a. M. 1915 .. m Pennsylyanla X
r., 7l0 y m, ~ m. Boats via Sandy HOOK, D. lOlo'
ll;l6 a. IN. 1918 pm -, -.
J. II. COSlkk, Sec. GEO. i. LORlLLAhD, ffe5-
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Coparinershlp Notices.

OrFIcR OF W. II. 0oApBY Il Co,
No WALSH,
NBw- YORK. July 1883
MR.. EDWARD BEMENT is this day ad-
WI mitted to membership in our nrm, oo,npv a M
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finanrigL N4'esA
THE TIDE.WATRR PIPE COMPANY
d.I1uTEDl
$2,OOO,OOO
First Mortgage per cent Gold Loan. In
Coupon Bonds Of $1,000, with provision
for Registration Of Principal.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE JANUARY l. 1894
COUPONS PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULYl

THE Underwater PIPE COMPANY !Hmi,s,a) d t sn
business of Transporting refining and storing Feoeuu Auu
its products a., -
THIS loan was created in January 1882 to provide for e5
ten sona Of the Pine OF the company IN PennyN
and for Increased and refining facilities winch n~'o
since been completed. 10000
Tn. company retains for future 100000 OF INC
bonds s4OO0OO heretofore been SOLD 10
snd individual Investors and wo offer the fenNnner'
$3.50 600 for sale price Of and accrued interest,"
The loan "a secured mortgage 10 the Fidelity lnsur
ance Trust and Deposit Company OF fnlsuepn us
tee upon the extensive real estate pipe hhes taIks ma
chiner Telegraph Ines buildings, terminals anu olnei ao
and ner,onal properties In the stare OF febns9 SUI
Jersey which represents upon mo DOCKS on 0o
pany an aggregate cost and value eAcrehg Sf"uVVV0'
The paid. up capital OF the company Is S2,OOO'ooV'
The undivided profits employed In the business ana repre-
sened i'm part by Of the property In excess % inc
capai and outstanding bonds aggregate over slouVVVV
Tho retirezent OF the and before maturity pro
vided for in mortgage bv an accunuave shknE W
commencIng January l. 1888, with tho REDEMPTION .,
800 COO under which the requisite amount OF oons mus.
he drawn by lot and redeemed AZ lIO shd inVoicS~ u0
they can be purchased cheaper In the market
rho .eouritv of tho assured by the value OF me
nrv and b. the successful business OF INC
coninanv which transports aud Iennes ADOud vno
Of the entire petro product OF the United states
The ponds are ready for Immediate delivery
Copes of the mortgage be procured al our counter
,.,r,x, rrnCu NJ aTIANig DtNK
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Dipioeno Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., and the
~ princlpa OF all bonds date issued by TIE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY. secured BY folnns
railroads under cartrust FORM
I'M lac sd after that date NJ POST. MARTIN
a CO no "a Pine, 81. New.York; h. w. CLARK r co.
IA Honth 3d-A Philadelphia.
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ii. A. V. POST, IIessuIer.
THE TaADEsMIS's NATIONAL BANK 2yl BEoApW5N'(
ann NKw.YORK. June -, 1888 =,
A DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-HALrr,
N (8iol PER CENT will be paid TO the htockholdofs Vi
ihis DAnA Oh "i'" Di'0' '"y Oliver BERRY Cashier
ga RKANSAS STATE 6 per cent Lough--
n borough Bonds coupons due July l. 1855 VIII DO pau
On ureseutatlon at National City Bank New YORK III,
MATTHEWS & " IlIAhEh - ioms
Financial Agents state oil ArkhnsAs-
Ninth NATIONAL BANK,
NTW YOnK June 20. 1888 -.
A DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE VII III
"A f9i., PER GENT upon tho capital stock OF MS DanA
has payable and alter July = 1888.
% nrnIimo ~ IL. IL. MARIO, Cashier.
THE IMPOETERs AND TRADERS NATIONAL bASh
or NEW YORK. =, ,a.o (
A DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT OUT
"A OF the earnings OF the last SIX months has of nsvt
declared by this bank payable the "a day OF July ho
This tran rfsr books vii remain closed tall that date
A"o ' EDWARD TOWNSEND. cashier.
THE HOUSTON AND TKxAs CENTRAL RAILWAY CoafAHi'
HOUSTON, Tex. June ~ 1888. q .pi
coupons of First Mortgage Bonds or this
~ company due Jnly l. 1884 VIII DO pAia Dy 'oHn %
o'''' - '''' -''' ~ j. W. GAVE. TreAsurAr.
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Both principal interest payable in the City OF
In gold coin of the United OF America OF or equal 10
10 present standard Of weight and hneness ree from al
United States state and Municipal taxes be Teqe
by any present future laws 10 be deducted thereo
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-HOkK'
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DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

sil AND 3i3 BOwERY
The trustees have declared dividend for the six months
ending une 80 1883 deposits entitled thereto under
the bylaws 81 cent annum ON sums OF
81 600 and under and OnO and not exceed
ing S. 900 a. the rate Of per per payable on
and alter July 10. 1888
ANDREW MILLS. Treasurer.
CHARLES CURTIsS. President.
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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUD-
GEO. 9. JONES. Treasurer

TY-SECOND DIVIDEND PACIFIC
- FIRE INSURANCE COMpANY.-A semLannual dlv
dend Of SEVEN az PER CENT payable demand at the
once Of the company No. &70 Broadway.
FRANK I. sTINSON. Secretary.
New York July Q 1888.
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.PENNSYL R. R. co.
Subscription for
S5,0OO,OO0
~ per cent Gold Bonds.
Principal payable 1st June, 1913.
Half-yearIy Coupon Bonds Payable Isl
June and lst December.
Bonds Of s 900 each 10 Bearer,
with option of RegistI alton
Of Principal.

WE OFFER FOR SALE s5.OOOOOO q IL PER
CENT BONDS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
THE PRICE Is o. IL PER CENT OR 1915
PER BOND IN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
YORK. PAYABLE 10 PER CENT AT TINE OF
SUBSCRIPTION AND BALANCE ON OR Be
FORE AUGUST 1sT.
The s500OOOo part Of 81 900
tbOrzed TO De issued by Pennsylvania Railroad Company
They the direct obligation OF that company OF the
largest best known and Corporations n the
United states whose share capital the date OF last
port was Ss5.300 00O paying cent dividends As
cal collateral security tho Pennylvan Railroad Company
have lodged with the Povdent Life and Trust Company
Philadelphia As Trustees various Mortgage Bonds OF sub
sdaiy Hines OF the value Of S 800 000 bearing az
gregate interest OF SG77 900 per annum
The bonds are 10 beafer and will June 1913
Both principal ana interest arc payable In Philadelphia In
American gold CON- free Of ali upitod states -
The coupons payable LIST June and December T-s
first coupon payable LIST December 1888 d.tes from lsl
August, and is for four months interest only.
The bonds not lisbo 10 be drawn cofnpusoly re-
deemed before 1919 bat explained In the Of usu
q sinking Fund OF one per per annum will appned
bsfyearly the purchase OF The Bonds II they
tanned at or below par and interest
The subscription will opened 10 o'clock morn.
ing of Monday July q and closed noiiac alton from
Don.
The deve Bonds will be issued with every possible dis
patch after payment Of the purchase money In full
copy OF the Bond and Deed Of Trust which the COL
lateral securities hypohecaed DO inspected at
Offices
The simultaneous and these
Bonds the advantages Of an international marKNt
DREXEL, MORGAN & co., New-York.