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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27
ByA. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
southwest corner OF. Main rand Fourteenth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS nBUCK
HILL IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND, WITH EXTEN-
STVE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT AUG.
TION.-In pursuance Of 6 decree Of the circuit
court of Chesterfield county pronounced at Its
Novem Der term, 1859, in the suit OF Roberts's
trustee us. Kuhn ct als:, and Roberts, guardian
Us K uhn ct Gl8., VIII proceed to sell at public
auc ton, on the premises. ON MONDAY the I'd day
of May, 1870, at4 O'Clock P. NJ If fair If not, on
the first fair day thereafter, the valuable and ell
gibly. located farm BUCK HILL, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-NlNE ACRES of
most excellent farming land, with accommoda-
lions for large family and all necessary build
fngs thereon, well located and adapted for mar
ket farm, dairy, &C., having numerous springs,
good location for ice-ponds, &c,
Its nearness to the city. on an excellent road or
pike In sight of and with full view of the city.
with every conceivable adya ntage to be derived
from suburban residence, offers to any one wish
Ing to invest or secure residence most desira-
BILE opportunity.
1t can be divided If desired or thought advisa-
BILE.
plat can be seen and all information had by
calling on the auctioneer.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance In bonds, in
terest added, with good personal security at SIX;
twelve, and eighteen months. Title retained until
' BENJAMIN II. NASH,
G.. G. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A, &, PULIIAM AuctiOneer.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r. Co..,
RICHMOND, April u. 1879.
TIE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

L run as follows:
Leave Rlchmond 81 s:ss A; II. and a:DP. "
Freight and Accommodation train, with passon.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily at
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. u. (Spp-
days excepted. -
The a:45 A. III. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o6 p. n. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 P. N.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
Leave Clover Hill at A. H., connecting at
gers returning will take the $50 p NJ. train con.
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMASH. WYNNE,
an a SuDerfnteudent.
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II ANDS IN LARGE
il .- AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
have in my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every section of the State. A number OF them are
large, frst-class estates, with splendid improve
mentS, and desrably located.
GEORGE M. DREWRY,
ap 25-1m 1914 Main street.
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MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINE SHOP
SLOAT b ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS
WoRKs AND OFFICE: Al5 CARY STREET, NEAR
MACHINERY, &C.

UUhb AND OAhl NLhH
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds of steam fittings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM ENGINE GO
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica steam-Gauge Compa-
ny's STEAM-GAUGES. Every one Of these
gauges are warranted fora year. We know them
in price than any other make. A full line OF the
above articles always ON hand. We also keep
HOLLANDS PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL
CUP for slafting and all kinds Of machinery, which
saves ninety per cent. Of oil. This is the newest
and best thing now out: Come and see IL and as.
GEORGE B. SLOAT.
my1O A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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WILLIAM. A. CHARTERS,
w GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
rsryRICHMOED. VA. @

MERCHANDIsE. and Other INs Isl Pro.
PERTY, In city or country, a. the LOWEST RATE
OF PREMIUM In any OF the RICHMOND OK
OTHERCOMPANIES doing business In this city,
Particular attention given 10 the proper Jravfna
of policies and adjustment OF losses. -ls--'
LIFE INSURANCE effected with the best com.
panies.s $500 .4.--~, ia $50 WSm
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SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LIBERALITl
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dlstin
suish the management OF this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER d CO.,
General Agents for virxlnta and North Carolina
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN,
Agent for Richmond,
Office, No. s02 Main street.
DR.. j. Il. CABELL, Medical Examiner. nol
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
ACRES, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION.-In
mond entered on the 18th day OF March, 1870, In
the case Of Hart Hayes & Go. and ais Us. b. K.
Cronle and ais, the undersigned, commissioners
the premises. on THURSDAY the sth day Of May,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND refer
FED II the 1nE na sde
Brook turnpike about one mile from the city. be-
tween the lands of L. 7. Irvine and Nj. A. Tyn-
dali, and running back to the land OF Messrs. AL
The improvements consist OF a BRICK
DWELLING with two rooms.
son Of its proximity to the city, on one Of the best
roads leading to It, Is very valuable.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, the title being retained until
the notes are paid. The purchaser to pay theLaxes
for 1870 LEIGH K. PAGE,
A. B. GUIGON,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ap2l
BY Fl. Harris & Brother,
1881 Main street.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE-WATCHES
il AND JEWELRY.-B order Of II. HARRIS
& BROTHER, Pawnbrokers, we will sell at their
18th, at 10 O'Clock,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
DIAMOND and GOLD JEWELRY,
GAAAk!ssihs gls ssg ktaSi &C.
|. Silver sets SPOONS, FORKS
LARGE SILVER WATER PITCHER,
MUGS, LADIES, &C.; .sa-
@-'1. GUNS, PISTOLS, and CLOTHING.
All articles put up are cold without reserve,
and arc warranted as represented BIZ q. Harris &
Brother Il s s. u. A. GATHRfGHT, i&
| ap2s - b. s..s<ER E..s ssn Auctioneer,s-
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mo HAVE TEETH EXTRACT ANa
ED WITHOUT PAIN, TEETH NHffp
FILLED in the best manner, or artificial ones IN.
the iong-establishcd dental rooms of
'n' Ao-o $3.50, -. GEORGE b. STEEL,
$3.50. 723 Main street,
ap2s FIVE doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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DENTISTRY.

r s. MICHARD, d Is Mt S T -
~ I. having returned to Richmond, oifeTs$
his professional services to his Old lIlehds' pa
irons. and to the pnblic generally. ,odt.,oue
manner. Nv, roo ,r,h Moi, rtroet
OANS CIV 1NNN~' Al 27--2m
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panles.E - ---.--, q, ia l6--s& WSm
f1ss,d e. ssAsH Hry yss. P,s.dsn
|OFFIcE OLD DOMINION !ELls
~, mn p ,cI INSURANCE COMPANY
NO. Ills MAIN sTaEET.
TRs k L H9S t. ssss s kinds
| toners. r IS -.l j. b. MOORE.
DIRECTORS: 'e'fe'afs'
BENJAMIN II. NASH, President Of the Com
pa 8. BUFoRD. President Danville Railroad
J9hS AsH pGRT late "; S; Dennan Co.;
E. B. A9BEsoS,, % on Tlison Addison
THOMAS II 2! 4 A. 4. BRANRER, merchant;
F M RAISE r e Rs1s ss Sia
IL; W-AGGONER, or WaqEoner / Harvey;
WItIIAM 3; is 1y Of E W " 3. 1saacs Co.;
JOHN 4; SLOAN, Of G. t. workman Co.:
r JAMES W. ARCHER, OF j.. r. Anderson &
= BRANCH 4 Of Thomas Branch Co.;
MAXWELL T; CLARKE, of Scott Clarke;
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
AL tlhSI1N1As
CHARTERED 1874.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
& RICHMOND, VA.
This old and well known Virginia institution in
sures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
LARS insured on property pledged to make good
losses.
More than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid in losses to
Upwards Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS Ia large part Of 1t for
losses during the war have been paid since the war
closed. ...
The former four-ffths system Of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit OF the assured.
Losses equttably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal gent.
j. B. DANFCRTH, Secretary.
Fl. D. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM. Collector. fe l-3m
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rHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, OF NEW
~ AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGN, FINEST
ship, at the
RICHMOND MANUFACToRY,
mo. BOB Fifth street, near Broad
Call and examine our stock. Old carriages
taken In exchange. Repairing done promptly.
ap u W.. q. SMITH.
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Policies In FORCE. $40 e1a, cH
Assets. 2Oea. eos
Annual Income. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loea,os
Losses paid. &C., o;s
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W. II. FECKHAM. President
W. 7. HOOKER, VIce-Presldent;
l.. McADAH. Secretary and ActuarY:
g. A. FUDICKER, Superintendent.
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This company is now prepared to issue all kinds
OF FIRE POLICIES On the most favorable terms.
and to make the usual accommodations for its Gus.
toners. j. B. MOORE,
NH 2l-3rn gocrotarr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04

LTFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish OF Orleans. No. l6l0.-By virtue OF
q writ OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the
Honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
| VIII proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and Auctiobeers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets. in
the Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY.
Jnpe 4. 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
l. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
Claiborne, Derbigny, Lapeyrouze and Laharpe
streets, designated by the number three on a plan
OF L. H. Pile, City Surveyor, dated the thirteenth
OF November, 1854, deposited in the office of p f.
number sixteen; said lot of ground measuring,
American measure, thirty-one feet eleven inches
and i've lines front on Lapeyrouze street; thirty.
i've feet SIX lines in the rear, by eighty nine feet
number four, and seventy-fv feet five inches and
four lines on the line separating it from lot number
two together with all the buildings and improve
2. PORTION OF GROUND, in the same
square, contig uous to the foregoing being
half OF lot designated by the number four, on
plan OF L. H Pile. late Surveyor. dated the thirty
first OF March. 1853. deposited in the Office of i.
Bouny. notary public in this city; said portion of
ground measuring thirty one feet eleven inches and
five lines front on LapeyrouZe street. by q depth of
eghtynlne feet seven inches the line separating
1T from lot number three above described; one hun
dred and three feet eight inches and two lines on
the line separating it from lot number five, and
thirty feet SIX lines in the rear together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. rights,
ways, etc.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
BY purchase from Widow Joseph d. FevRe, as per
act passed before H. Gottschaik, notary public in
this CITY dated the twenty eighth OF July 1850
< THOMAS L MAXWELL,
ny42sje4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER, J
United States Army,
Fort Sill. Indian Territory, April Is, 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS uN TRIPLICATE)
~ will be received at this office until noon, on
SATURDAY, May %, 1870, for the delivery of the
tory
2655 Cords of WOOD.
1852 Tons of HAY.
to be cut full four feet long. split convenient size
aud free from small limbs or brush: d cord 10 be
l28 cubic inches
we'll and securely stacked in SUE be i'm
pervlous to heavy rains or SHOWS A clause will be in.
serted in each tract providing that any dams GO
which may result to the hay from i'm perfect stack.
contractor. The hay mus, be cut by or before Au.
gust 81, ls70 & ton to De two thou and pounds
The delivery OF the wood to commence on or be.
fore ia 5 1870 and to be continued at the rate of
at least CT the quantity contracted for DC
month. Payment for one-tenth of he wood deiiy.
cred Will be withheld until the contract satlsacto
ry Fl led
The delivery of the hay to commence on or before
July 10 loIU and TO be completed on before Octo-
per- Ie1O Payment for one fifth Of the hay to be
withheld until the contract is satisfactorily filed
Proposals will be received for any portion OF the
hay wood.
Bids must be made separately for each article.
IDS from persons who have hitherto failed to
carry out contracts with the government, or to
enter INTO contracts which have been awarded to
them, Will not be considered; and no bid will be en-
tertaiued unless the party making the pre-
sent at he opening of the bids represented by
agent or attorDeY.
The usual conditions, which can be ascertained at
TINS office, Will be imposed upon bidders and con-
tractors and blank forms of proposals will be fur
nlsbed upon application.
By order of krevet Major General L. G. Eastern,
Chief Qaartermaster. Department Of the Z, Missouri
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Qua RI err.
termaster, United States Army. ap.96t
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PROPOSALS.,

RTDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO MAY ],
- at the Office OF the undersigned, l66 Julia street.
for the following described work
70 finish the building known as the Orphans
Home, about four miles from Franklin, st. Mary
parish and situated on Bayou Teche; said building
being one hundred and eighty feet IN length, forty
feet WIDE az two stories In height, and which
the following work is required
To strip the entire root and to put strips of three
inches wide between those now on the roof, to
make the sheahipg close the entire roof of the
building;
To cover the roof with new Welsh slate, four inch
cover-the old ridgetles to be used again. the work
to be warranted for one year,
To cement the walls the exterior of the bulldog
with hydraulic cement and good sharp sand, the
cementing them;
TO remove he entire pasteriug from the interior
OF the building; to take of such lat rs unit to
receive the pasterDg and supply their places with
good, strong laths; to we'll scrape and clean the
walls, aud to plaster the whole with three good coats
in the best manner, the last coat to be q hard
finish
To do such Carpenters work as may be REQUIRED to
put the whole of the wood work OF the building in
good order for the plastering; to paint in three
coats all the paned woodwork that is usually paint
ed, the colors to be selected by the owners
The bids for stating will be made at so much per
per yard; and for painting, so much per opening.
per chimney piece, and per foot run for base. All
the materials 10 be furnished by the contractor.
The windows are without blinds, some being l2xI6,
with eighteen lights, and others l2x2o. with twelve
lights. The doors 3x8, four panel, with transoms
THOMAS W. CONWAY,
ap26td Ice julia street. New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
THE SAN ANTONIO AND MEXICAN
GULF RAILROAD FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
Chief Quartermaster's Of1ce,
Austin, Te las, april H. 1870. J
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ORDER OFTHE
Secretary of War, dated March %, 1870 there will
be ss solo at publ pubic auction q, lndsIea Tszss be-
ALL THE, kiG HT, TITLE AND INTEREST
OF the United States of America in and to the SAN
ANTONIO AND MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD,
from Lavaea to Victoria. Texas.
and sioings buildings. water stations turntables
etc. the raj road mat erias, supplies pertaining
machinery, and other equipments, as follows:
% Niles of Track, more or less.
! Baggage Car.
Box Cars.
Pla form Oars.
] Engine and ender.
/ Engine House, at Lavsca
/ Depot Building, at Victoria.
l Depot Building az Lavacs.
l Machine shop, at Victoria.
Pairs Trucks. under Two platform cars.
Miscellaneous lot of Railroad Material, Boxing,
Worthless lot of Blacksmith Tools
Mixed lot OF Machinery, being odd pieces, ETC.. in
Pairs Trucks, lying loose along the road between
Lavaca and Victoria.
Pairs Driving Wheels at Victoria.
Cistern.
2 Stoves
2 Pairs Scales.
3 Hand Trucks
l Cross-cu Saw.
The property may be inspected application to
the agent of the road, and any information desired
may be obtained from the Chief Quartermaster
Fifth Military District, at Austin. Texas.
Full particulars given On day of sale.
Terms of Payment-Cash in United Statesl nds.
By order of Brevet Major General j. j. Rey.
nolds
GEORGE E. ALDEN
Brevet Major and Assistant QuartermasteI United
States Army, in charge OF Office Chief Quarter
master. apl9 BOT
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AM Us ESIENTS.



The great musical extravaganza Of Pluto
or the Magic Lyre," at the Academy OF
Music, proves to be great success. This
musical entertainment and Lingard's unap-
proachable character sketches, together
with the comedietta which is presented each
evening, wins the entire appreciation Of the
the theatre-going public. Among the other
artistes cast in "Pluto" is Miss Fanny Stoc-
queller, a general favorite of the people,
who takes the role of Eurydice.
Paris Circus Pavilion.
Grand matinee of the Crescent City
Circus to-day at twelve o'clock, when all
the little people of the city will wend their
way to the famed pavilion, corner of Canal
and Villere streets, to see the equestrians,
acrobats, gymnasts, clowns aud Mile
Turnour, the Queen of the Air, in her Won
derful feats on the swinging trapeze. The
entire performances are frst-class, every
act is new and every star is gem.
Opera House.
Tomorrow evening extra performance for
tie benefit of Nine. Gay, with the new
comedy Of "Frou Frou.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
board of school Directors of the City of
New Orleans
New ORLEANS. La. NAV 2. 1877

| New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, La, May 2, 1870.
! Board met in accordance with adjourn
ment.
President Hahn in the chair, and ter
members present.
| On motion of MIR. Grant, the reading Of
| the journal was omitted.
A communication from the State Superin.
| tendent, transmitting report of Vallette
Street School, Agiers, was read, and referred
to a committee of three. consisting of Messrs.
| Packard, Fayerweather and Staes, with in.
structions to investigate and report on the
status of the schools in Algiers and Jefferson
| City.
On motion of Mr.. Grant, the Secretary
was authorized to employ messenger at
thirty dollars per month.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
Van Norden, were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the office of Principal of
the Webster School is hereby declared va
cant.
RESOLVED, That Miss N. A. Armstrong be
elected to ill said vacancy, to take her place
at once.
Under suspension of the rules, duly au-
thorzed, the following resolution of the
Chairman, on rules and regulations, was
called up and adopted:
Resolved, That paragraph one, chapter
two. be amended by division of the Com
mittee on High Schools. Normal Schools,
Library, Text Books and Apparatus, aud the
forming Of a new committee which shall be
called the Committee on Library, Text
Books ard Apparatus, and numbered FIVE.
The President informed the board that, in
accordance with a resolution OF last meet
ing. he had employed counsel and served g.
writ CT injunction on the old board, its
Secretary and the Superintendent; that 3
formal demand had been made for posses
sion of the books, records, ETC., 70 which
no resistance was manifested.
The following standing committees were
announced by the president:
On School.houses, Messrs. Packard, Grant
and Fayerweather; on High Schools and
Normal Schools, Messrs. Stockdale, Staes
and Grant; on Library, Text Books and APP
paratus, Messrs. Staes, Dunn and Van Nor
den; on Teachers, Messrs. Tissott, Van
Norden and Shelley. The president, on
motion of Mr.. Tissot was added as chair
man ex-officio of the Committee on
Teachers.
Mr.. Grant moved that a committee of
three be appointed to prepare report de.
fning the duties of the Ward Directors, to
be appointed by this board under the new
school law. The motion was adopted, and
Messrs. Grant, Packard and Shelley were
appointed as the committee.
On motion of Mr.. Stockdale, the board
adjourned until Saturday May Z. 1870, at
seven O'Clock P. u.
NATHANIEL T. KENDALL,
Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

| UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE !!
Collectors Office; First District of Louisiana "a,
| New Orleans. La, April n, 1870.
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
IN have received from the Asse. of this district
the year ending Deee mber 81 lts and the list
special taxes formerly assessed as Icenses for the
beg h Nay sU a ana 1saaSa apr,
taxes at room No. 5, Customheuse building. on the
The taxes assessed in the parish of Orleans will be
collected a. this Office, and after the second day
OF May, 1870, and Deputy Collector will be present
at the following specified times and places to re-
ceVe the taxes assessed in other parishes IN TINS
collection district
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
From May !, 1870. to tenth. both inclusive, at the
Courthouse, Carrollton.
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
From May 10, 1870 to sixteenth, both inclusive. at
the Courthouse.
PARISH OF ST JOHN.
From May II, 1870. to twenty first. both incu
s sIve aI the Assistant Assessors Office az Eagle
Coffee House Landing.
PARISH OF PLAQUEMINEs.
From May "a $50. to tweDty-seventh, both inclu-
slve, at the plantation of MIR: EEnghsm Law
renee, opposite Pointe ala Hatche.
PARISH OF ST BERNARD.
From May So 1870, to thirty first, both inclusive,
at the clubhouse.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
From May 7, 1870. to sixteenth, both inclusive at
Assistant Assessors office. Convent Postoffce.
PARISH OF ASCENSION.
From May 49, 1870. to twenty-ssventh, both inclu-
give, at the Courthouse, Donaldsonvilis.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE
From May 80. 1870 to June 9, both inclusive st Il
Courthouse, ThibooaaX.
PARISH OF TERREBONNE
From June IL, 1870 to twep ty first, both inclusive
at the Assistant Assessors Office, Houma
PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY
From May Z. 1870 to tenth, both inclusive st the
Courthouse. Covlngton.
PARISH OF LIVINGSTON.
From May 10. 1870, to fourteenth. both inclusive,
at Springfield
PARISH OF TANGIPAHoA.
From May II, 1870 TO eighteen n, both inclusive,
at Amite City.
PARISH OF ST. HELENA.
From May 20, 1870 to twenty first, both inclusive.
at Greepsburg.
PARISH OF WASHINGTON
From May "a, 1870, to twenty fifth, both inclusive,
at Franklinton.
After the above given dates, all taxes yet due in
this district will be payable at this office, room
No. s, Customhouse Building; and taxpayers will
save expense and trouble by prompt pay.
ment at the times and places above designated
as all persons who fail to pay within ten days
from the dates above given respectively will be liable
not made within twenty days, they will in addition
thereto be liable to penalty of five per and in
terest 1t may be depended upon that the penalties
OF the law will be rgicly enforced against all delin
quents: S. A. STUCKDALE,
apr lot Collector.