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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
COTTAGE ON CLIO sTREKT-sUooRssIoN
of Fraucis P. west.-No. 22,ss7.-secOnd Dis.
trict Court for the Parish OF orleans.

Vrlcb OOurI IOF III5 T HIIsu OF VII1uHs'
DY @. r. GIRARDEY SEQ. AUCTION
ID eers-Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer- Office No.
II Exchange ePace-SATURDAY, nineteenth De,
cember, 1859 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants
and Exchange Royal street, BY virtue
OF an order rendered in the above entitled matter
by the Hon. l.. Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Second
bsr, 1853 and signed on the third August 1853. will
be sold at public auction for account Of said sue
ce ession- w. -,
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of this
city in the square No. sse, bounded by Clio, hrato
Liberty and Howard streets designated as lot No.
and measuring 30 feet inches and 81 lines front on
Oio street. by depth, between parallel lines OF 10
prise q onestory frame house, slate roof, retired
from the street, having front gallery and four rooms
q shed, oistern. etc. Yl
Terms-Oash in United States Treasury notes, and
purchasers to assume payment of all taxes for 1855
Act of sale and United States stamps at the ex
pense of the purchaser, before Octave MOrel ksq.
Notary Public, noif B de5 II IL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

The Cornell University paper saws that n
few days ago a gentleman from Ithaca IS !, =
farmers boy standing by the roadside hold
hg morse, which hs recognized. He asked
and the boy replied; sit belongs 70 A crazy
.Dutchman looking for birds nests Sveyr
yonder In the woods" The scrazy Dutch.
man. was Professor Louis Agassiz.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

No. B,HI-At Auetlon.
DY W. 4. HODGsON, AUOTIONEER;-
ID Office No 2l Commercial Place.-On SATUR-
DAY December 10, le6s at IL O'Clock N, at the
Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal street, between
pursuance of an order Of the Hon Louis yigneaud,
Judge Of the Second District Court, parish Of Or
leans dated November l3 1883, Court Docket No,
29T7l, for account of the succession of Marx Levi
'nS Ito lot Of OPEN ACCOUNTS, BILLS REoEIvA-
BILE and other obligations due the succession, as
per inventory file in the office of the Clerk OF the
Second District Court; also the office of the Auc-
tioneer.
del0 is l8
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

colonel Gsno, formerly of Morgan's cav
Sly, Is presehlng with great effect at Lex
practieing physician in Texas, then member
OF the Legislature of that State. then a
Colonel In Morgan's cavalry, and after be-
ing blown up on a steamboat turned
preacher, and the most effective one at
least % Tor drawing crowds, in the State of
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
STOCK AND PERSONAL EFFEoTs All AUG
TION.

STOCK AND PERSONAL EFFEoTs All AUG
TION.
SUCCESSION OF ". H. AVERY. DECEASED.
Second District Court OF New orleans-Nc. 80. .2ss.
DY j. II. WALTON a. DEsLONDE.-
D j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.-Ofhoe, No 8
Carondelet street-SATUkDAY, December 10, 1868,
at ten o'clock A. NJ, at their office No Oarondeiet
street. by virtue and in pursuance OF order OF the
Honorable Louis DuviRneaud, Judge Of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans. dated November 30,
1855 Court Docket No. 81 265 will be sold, for
count of the above cd the following
described ST0OK and EFEECPR, to wit: -
ONE SrARE in THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
LA NARIETE ASSOCIATION, as per certificate
No l45 winch share is liable Tor the assessment of
S35 on each share for the years le6s and 1863.
ONE MORTGAGE BOND OF THE BOSTON
CLUB ASSOCIATION of $500, as per certificate
TEN SHARES IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS
TELEGRAPH CoMPANN, of $50 each, as per Ger
tihoate No. 255.
PERSONAL HFFECTS, consisting of Gold
Watch. Diamond Breastpin and Household Furni
ture
de9 II l6 l9
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
|RIETIEs THEATRE.

LEGITIMATE COMEDY MIG GHT.
lay Evening, December 19, 1893
Bulwer's Standard i've Act Comedy ol
MONEY
nils Matinee To. Morrow e aturday) at lam.
UNDER TIE PALM!
8brrow Saturday Night, Greatest Bill of the
Ssason-Three Attractive Pieces. -..
ANS OF DELUsIoNl IRISH EMIGRANT
JEM BAGS
Look out for the advent of the LANCA
kE LASS on Monday, December twenty.frst
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
RY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatch to New Orleans Republican
FROM WASHINGTON
BANKRUPTCY INVESTIGATIONS ORDERED,
General ASSigneeS to be Looked After.
ADDITIONAL sTOREKEEPERS APPOINTED.
The Fight for Steedman's Place.
SYPHER'S TREMENDOUS INFLUENCE,
The Court of Cla1ms---The
Milk in the COonanut
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
SUCCESSION OF JEAN BAPTIsTE GRossIR-
No % hS3-Sannnn District Court Of New Or.

RI "a. W q R;snI;i1s s,rast1 FRIbAY.
December Is at half -past four O'Clock p M will be
sold at No. l70 Orleans street; between Where and
MarAis streets, BY virtue and In pursuance OF an
order from the Honorable Louis DuvigneAud, Judge
Of the Second District Court of New Orleans, dated
one lot Of GROCERIES and HOUSEHOLD
TetHsHossh. dss lsls
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

Morning lpatChGS to the Associated Press
LATESTIEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Sypher'E Eulogy on Thad. Stevens
LOUISIANA (EDENTIALS AND CONTESTANTS.
New OrleaN and Chattanooga Land Bill
REPORT ON cTINUNG FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
SHIPMENT CURRENCY TO THE SOUTH
THE LATT NEWS FROM CUBA.
Arrival Troops From Spain.
Great Suffelg in Santiago de Cuba.
LATEST 2WS FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
Fourth Di.trict Property.

!. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND.
situate in the Fourth District Of this city desig.
mated by Nos. % and %. of square No. 81 bounded
by Third, Second, Laurel and Constance streets;
measuring each 26 feet inches lines front Third
street. by i'll feet inches in depth.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
|lDEMY OF MUSIC.

sADEGY OF MUSIC.
'gY EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON.
Resppearance for one week only.
|uLLE; TUR NOUR, Queen of the Air.
Y week of the Gorgeous Spectacular EK-
trAvagAnzA,
UN DINE,
king into rsquisition the full strength Of the
|fAOULAR TERPSIOHOREAN O0MBiEA-
u the distribution OF characters, presenting
NET OF GOLDEN LEAVES,
FIRE,fLY BALLET
and SHADOW DANCE,
GRAND MARoH OF AMAzoNs AND
NIGHTS.
.EE MATTNEE-Saturday Noon.
Ieaioe open from A. N. TO p. N.
Il open at hall. past six O'Clock; performance
ssnce at half-past seven o'clock. del4
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

\ NKw YoRK, Deoenber ls.-Stocks active
and strong. Money active at 4. Sterling
1904. Gold I9ta. Five.twenties Of so, I10S;
North earolinai e5ii do, new, e2a; Yir.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
LA AfvARIErRtsFooK
A"or AT AUCTION.
SUooEssIoN OF WIN. H. @. KING.

u becond Dlhrlct Oourt-No' o@pooo
d w. 4. HODGsOM, AUCTI0NEER-
Once 80. q Commercial Place-SATURDAH,
embsf 1e, 1865, at twelve O'Clock M. ct the Aue.
sern' ExchAnGe, on Royal sIreet, between iCanal
. CuhtomhouEe streets, by virtue and in pursu
fdes of the Honorable Louis Durigneaud, udge
fne Second District Court, parish Of Orleans,
/ for Account Of the above named anocession-
EESHARE IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF La
.kiETE ARTICULATION, apon Hhioh al assess-
f Is have been paid in full. ~
rms Cash in United States treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
sYNDlC SALE.

MEEKINs. KELLY 4 co. VS.. THEIR CREDI'
~ TORS.
pY Q. sGUINAULT, AUCT1oyEER.,- :
ID Office corner Exchange alley and Bienyille
streets.-SATURDAY, December 10, 1883 viii be
sold at twelve o'clock NJ. at the MerchAnts and
Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets, BY virtue OF an order
from the Hon. j. Wharton Coiens Judge Of the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated seventh November, 1855, the following landed
nraditnra IN nit
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
FRoMwASHINGToN
BANKRUPTCY INVEsTIGATIONS ORDERED,

General Assiguess TO be Looked After.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
|CHARLEs THEATRE,


KIETTEo THEATRE.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
IsAturday, December 10. at Ae M.
vii be presented the beautiful Drama of
UNDER THE PALM.
bdsy-THE LANCASHIRE LASS. deli
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
WITHOUT RESERVE.

SUCCESSION OF MARX LEVI AND WIFE.
OPEN ACCOUNTS. BILLS RECEIVABLE. ETC
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

On.
| 1estrI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

Special Dispatch to New Orleans Republican.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18
ANT

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

THE TwO-HEADED WOMAN,
alsen years old, hea thy. intelligent and prepos-
heesng. A vocalist of rare abilities.
MADAM BRIGGS,
aliau Queen. alady, forty.seven years old and
irty.two inches high; Wife and Matron.
THE BOHEMIAN GLASS WORKER.
EDREDS OF LIVING BEASTS. BIRDS AND
FOWLS.
HoUsAND TAXIDERMAL SPECIMENS.
A MILLION oURIoSITIES.
A countless number of Works of Art, chez
houvres of Sculptors and Painters OF Ancient
h nd Modern celebrity.
open FRONT A. NJ. to 10 P. N. Admission
nv cents; children, twenty-five cents. nom an
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

Arrival Troops From Spain.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-18

| |ortns.
in al
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| |hisren
even .
N all d
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er fail
| |irTFG
Ihordl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-08
MRS. SUSAN b. ANTHONY.
70 The Editor ofthe Evening Telegraph.-,

To The Editor ofHe Evening TeIegrdph:--
Having learned to regard the TELEGRAPH as
liberal and progressive paper l was greatly
surprised to notice in yesterdays issue most
unkind and ungenerous sneer at Mrs. Susan
B. Anthony, for an endeavor to carry out her
convictions Of duty, and obtain for those she
deems oppressed a right to assist in making
and administering laws under which they live
and by which they must be governed.
:, am not at all favorable to political rights
for women, but cannot remain silent and hear
the honest advocates of these rights sneered at
or maligned. Nor can feel other than the
most unmtigated contempt and disgust for
those brutal and uumanly men Of the Demo-
cratic Convention who received Mrs. Anthony's
application for admission with ribaldry and
jeers.
1t seems to me to be out of place for an
organ of the Republican party to greet with
delision Mrs. Anthony's efforts to obtain a
hearing in behalf of her own sex before six
hundred men, when it is notorious that
woman has been hired and paid for the last
six years to advocate before the public the
candidates and measures Of the Republican
party, and that she has several times stumped
the country on this business, not only speak
ing to gatherings Of thrice six hundred men,
on many occasions, but frequently descending
to the bitterest invective and abuse against
those whose political creed has differed from
that of her pay-masters, impugning motives
and blackening regulations with a f5rocity
and malignity unknown to male politicians
And yet no Iidicule has been cast upon her for
"unsexing herself" nor has she, by her
strong miudedness, Corrected all claim to re-
spectful attention.
"Strange such n d JfTerence there should be
'TNixt Tweedledum and rweediedee."
Mrs. Susan b. Anthony although not so
fluent a speaker is much more able and logical
than the female above alluded to, and alto
gether a more sincere and earnest woman.
One whose heart aud hand is ever ready to
comfort and sustain her struggling sister
women, and who never withhold5 her support
or cooperation from any movement, however
it may differ from her own, which has for its
object the moral, mental, or social advance
ment Of her sex. NJ. A. c.
philadplphia. July 6.
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COAL.

d MIDDLETON co., DEALERS IN
ID. HAkLEleH LEHIGn and EASLE aSs ~ VEIN VEIN
ior family use. Yard. No. 1225 WAsHINGIOW
Avenue, ONCE No. BID WALNUT Street ~
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Work on the new Ohio Female College at
College Hill, began on Tuesday last. Toe
building is to be ready for occupation by Sep
tember next.
1t is stated that the Massachusetts, delega-
tion to the National Soldiers and Sailors
Convention will number 2OO-2O from each
Congressional District
A firm in West Brookfeld, Mass, who
manufacture condensed milk, have received
an order from China for !, ,72s, 900 cans.
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ADJUSTMENTS

LIOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, SEVENTH
Firtt week Uf the Ierpsic lorean Wonder,
X. HI. CARROLL,
TEaE GRE II LINGAKD BuRLEsQuEA
BY JOHN U LLiG AN and AItuHY HUGH E5;
I OOl.kYB NINSlREIS THE WILD FAWN,
The Picture Gallery, My Father Sould Charcoal
cog lance, etc, 7G6g
JrOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
IL EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFT FTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
in Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesqu6ai bonkA
Dances, PRntomimes, 0ymnRst Act5, etc,
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AT QUARANTINE-The schooner William
Allen, from ~agua, stopped several days since at
Quarantine, has been ordered to discharge her
cargo at that point. 1t consists OF sugar aud
mOlhrsCs.
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MISCELLANEOUS CITY L0ITIRRs.

The members of the Keystone Club arrived
IN the CITY last evening from New York, where
lhCy had been stopping since last Friday. They
nun OerD d about 800, and were accom- panied by
the Umttd States band They were received at
the wharf 10y n committee, aud escorted TO their
headquarters, Chestnut street, beloW Sixth.
"A meeting of delegates to the Temperance
Cemetery Convention will be held in the Hall OF
the Ark of Safety Division, :. OF T., n. W. cor.
ner of Second and Poplar streets, this evening,
al o'clock, for the purpose OF cleCting perma-
uent officers and transacting other business.
The semtaunual meeting OF the Alumni
Association Oi the High School will be beld in
tie Boys High School building, corner OF Broad
and Green streets, this evening, at o'clock.
Tickets for the High School Commencement will
be ready Tor distribution to members.
Persons desiring their ashes removed will
do well 10 read and observe the iollOWmg:-The
aches will be collected from Market TO CullOw.
bill and Sixth to Third, on Mondays; from
Market to Callowhiil and Third to the Delaware,
on Tuesdays; from Calowhl to Poplar and
Sixth TO Third, on Wednesdays; from Callowhin
TO Poplar and Third TO the Delaware, on Thurs
days; from Poplar to Berks and Sixth TO Second,
on Fridays; from Poplar to Norris and Second
TO the Delaware GU saturddys. Reports and
complaints will receive prompt attention by ad-
dressing No. 424 Green street.
The twentieth matinee OF the American
Conservatory of Eusic VIII take place at the
new Horticultural Hall this afternoon.
The population Of the Almshouse on Satur-
day last was 29OI.
in Green Street NJ. r. Church, Green street,
above Tenth. tomorrow evening. Exercises to
commence at o'clock.
Specimens of the famous Pope county
clay are on exhibition in Illinois. The stratum
from which this clay is taken is sixteen feet
thick. The supply is believed to be ineXhaust-
ible Large quantities are being shipped to
Trenton, N. j., and other points, where it is
manufactured into Queensware, strongly re-
sembliug the Liverpool ironstone china, being
equally white and tinty.
The editors of Troy and Albany will
make an excursion to Montreal, and per-
haps thence TO Quebec, on or about the 10th
Of July.
The hay crop in Vermont this year bids
fair to be npreoedentedly heavy, owing to the
copious rains during the month OF May and
the first three weeks OF June.
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DIED OF HIS IYJUREs.-John Cassiday, who
was serisusly hurt by the falling of the wall at
EhIn d"d dp q" bi nss on r iS' o l5S
rcsIdence, No. 7G2 kodman street.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

steamship star Of the Union, Cooksey. New Orleans
via Havana, Philada. and southern NJ $. Co
schT W, Frazer, Appiegate Richmond Castner, Stick
Hty * Wellington.
EChT Geo. +. Adams, Baker, Boston, LAudenred& 20.
str Diamond State, Webb, Baltimore. Reuben Foster
str J. y Shrver, Robinson, Baltimore \. Groves, Jr
SIR AlidR, Lennig, New York, w p. Clyde & co.
Tug ThOs jefferson, Allen for Baltimore with u tow
ot baTges, w. =. Clyue & Co.
Tug Chesapeake. MersbOn, for Baltimore with 3 tow
ol bArges, w. z. CIyde d 90.
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THOMAS O. HAND President,
- - JOHN G. DAVIS. Vice President,
HENRY LYLRURN. Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. 1890
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NORTH AMERICA.

T N : g r An E COMPA
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friends, ami particularly the frien Is o. the 80
scendan's Of the bru'uses the S5pos nd Of
the other great men whom we have saken fJr
our models"
Yet with commendabe eaudnr, he at the
same time wrote to the Direoory that, if
they would send him plenty OF renforce-
ments,
Rome, Trieste and even part Of the king
dom of Naples, will become our preV;'
which, indeed, they did, in due time. Napo-
Icons shameless duplicity in his dealings with
the Pope-writing to him the most respectful
and oOnciliatOry letters, and, at the same
time, in his letters to the Directory, exulting
over the exactiOus he was about to levy on
his Honess-is fully exposed in this corres-
! pondence. He says, among other things
"In my opinion, when Rome Is deprived o'
millions we take from her, she cannot exts tue
old machine will tumble TO pieces oi itself"
We cannot pursue this subject, because,
however interesting it is ineXhaustible. We
have said enough to. call to the correspond
access to it, and who have the leisure and
! the inclination to study it. To others we re-
commend a careful reading of the Edinburgh
! ReUje.D for October, 1867, from which we make
this concluding extract
AS regards the man himself the dominant
| impression that Will be lett on the readers
| mind, will, we think, be of that meanness-Of
| moral littleuess, strangely moibed with great
sTensIn OF VIII anu unriVaiIeu actlVly OF
| his correspondence we view him from behind
the scenes. The vulgar applause of the multi.
| tude can no longer deceive those who know his
| history it is there written with mis- own
| hand. His duplicity, his bombast, and mock
! heroism, his studied violence his love of false
! grandeur, his envy in the midst of uurivalled
| greatness, his hatred and distrust of all that
| was really good and great, his vulgar arrogance,
| his Indifference to tie su1erings Oi Others his
selfish and insensate ambition, are conspicuous
| in every page. This greatest of modern con-
| QuerOrS was not herOe, for the great soul, the
! nagnanimlty, which alone makes heroes, he
| never POSSESSES
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PROPOSALS.
TMPROvGMENT OF OGDENsBURG HAR
i BOR, ~. y.
.. S. ENeINEgR's OFFIoE, |

U. s. ENGINEERs OFFICE, !
OSwEGo N, Y, June s. 1868
Sealed Proposals, N duplicate win be received at
this once until II NJ, OSDAY, July q, 1868, for
deepening by dred 2ing the harbor OF Ogdenaourg,
NJ w. go A9 To give twelve teet OF at the lowest
n'ed, VIII
Section l. on the bar across the channel into
the upper haI bor ortheasery fro the light mouse,
VIII re aoout 100 cubic yards OF hard sand is esti-
mated to require removal.
Section IL. Between the bridge the ferry VIII srf
eno The Rome Railroad depot wnere, 70 Is estimated.
about 25,OoO cubic yards OF very hard "hard.Dan"
with Rravel and small boulders, must be taken
out.
Al the material (which will be measured In the
sCOws) must be dumped lesst half a mile be-
low the outer bar, IN deep water, at point TO be
marked,
The work must he commenced possible,
and not later than August IS, 1868, Contuued long
as possible this season and completed by the Both of
November, 1869,
Bidders propose for the VII ole work, either by
price per cuuc yard for The whole, by duereut
prices Tor each e. ction The estimated quantities
named above will be used In cacuia Ing the aggre-
gate of the bids.
Bids must he made upon printed blanks, which can
be procured at this office. similar written ones,
which must he properly hned up and signed ss ndi.
cattd. All the intnrmation possessed at this Office
will be given bidders, but all Wishing 10 contract
particularly reques ed 10 examine at OSdensburg
before sending In their bids.
q. f. BLUNT
6123w BreVet Colonel IT, g. a.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

ssa, NOTICE.-THE RESIGNED
sNa won u call attention of the public TO his
SisTY NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FUENACE.
~ This Is an entirety heater IL 30 con.
structed TO at once commend tseli general favor,
ben & q combination of wrought and cast iron. 1t is
very simple in its construction, and 10 perfectly
tight self Cleanl' e. having no ppes or drums to he
taken out and cleaned IL arranged wiJh upright
hues 10 produce larger amount of heat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace in use,
The hygrOmectic condition OF the produced by
my new arrangement OF evapOratiOn will at de.
monstrate that IL is the only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those In want OF a complete Heating Apparatus
would do well to call and examine the Golden Eagle,
CHAItLES WILLIAMS.
Nos. 1882 and 1l3I MARX Ep Street,
Philadelphia
large assortment of Cooking Ranges, 7ire.board
Stoves, Low Down Crates, Ven.ilatoTB, etc, always
on hand,
N, B.-Jobb'ng Of all kinds promptly done. 51O2
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-05

TUVA "a HS VF 1857 .-WneTeas, The RECEIVE
a. er of Taxes of the city of Elizabeth, hath
duly prepared a transcript of the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1867, so far as the same have
with;, ~ saif T1 .. s,i ~ II; ii, ,,,ss
suite 9tg aaf't as ~. ,s5,.e',.,,. T..
,ine .e,'f ,tt-,a, safss. -wta .s..sts.. ia..-
'"a.'s'et4r D. ECO fs'r'- eap,s ;rp sd
.i..'i $50 q. ", ?" h'1i, t.fhA ard
80 :*-.. Cfr -; -
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-05
Vnxoa OfISGl.

xxTHEREAS The Receiver of Taxes of the
wv city of Elizabeth hath duly prepared
transcript of the unpaid taxes assessed in thu
ysar Isjf. so far as the .a.ae have been assessed
apon any lands aud real estate within the said
cisy or are lien upon such lands and real es-
tate; and did duly cause notice to be printed
AND published in newspaper printed and circu-
Iatsng in said city stating that said transcript of
uspafd taxes Ind been made and that aness
said taxes should be paid at his office within
tsysuty days after the first publication of said
nstice the same would be colleeted b. public
sIie, according to law, according to the provi-
SONS OF an act entitled, IAN act to revise and
amend the charter of the city of Elizabeth APP
uxoyed March T. 1868; and
Whereas, The following taxes, in said tran
script named. at the expiration of said twenty
days remaiaed unpaid, AMI still 50 remain; now,
therefore, <,,.,,., -,
the Treasurer of the city OF Elizabeth Will, on
TUESDAY. the 29d day OF December next, at ?
osesork in the afternoon. at the Court House. in
tze city Of Elizabeth, In pursuance of the power
aud authority of the said act, sell at public ane-
tom the lands and real estate described ia the
annexed schedule, on which said unpaid taxes
have been respectively assessed or are lien, for
the lowest term Of years mot exceeding iifty
yearsl for which any person VIII 'aEe me same;
tSxss thereon with the interest thereon, and all
lawful costs, fees, charges and expenses, unless
such texes shall have been previously PAID, me
f0giowfng schedule shows the respective taxes,
with the lands and real estate Whereof the same
have been assessed or are lien, and the names
of tfes respective owners OF the salu Janus anu
real estate, so far as the same have been given.
A. S. Woodbury.
Treasurer of the City OF Elizabeth.
HlEzaSeth, November Z, 1868.
FIRST WARD, 1861.
baldwin Matthias, block %, lot Sc. n
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Connefs Frank. house and lots, block III.
lots 81 Ito 10 Merritts map .......... O3
Cuoh Thomas estate, block 50, lot l25 feet
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Harrington Patrick, block3S, lots 16 to 10.
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