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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

WEDNESDAY, Dec. G--P N.
Tho stock speculation still lacks animation,
and the dizziness, to the you1r Of business Of the
market is marked ut any time during the late
Of quiet The market opened steady at about the latest
official figures Of last night but under quite demonstr
ton by the bears, made specially par uar against
Lake Shore and Western Union Telegraph Ghe latter
being forced down per cent?, aided by t"lk Of future
stringent money market prices Yielded ard Ia the
market became heavy. This condition OF aiirs con
tnued Until the O'clock Board, when although money
In one two instances taken ut "a commits.
sion, reaction set In, which carried ur
prices again, even tldn the previous
decline. the late afternoon dealings icing at TIC test
quotations OF the day. After the specatcs above men
toned the principal dealings wer in New York Central,
Eie, OLi0s, Northwestern, Rock Island, Wabash, and
Union Pacific but IN Of these sto, KS tn any
thing note worthy The miscellaneous shares quiet
Snd investment stocks dull and firm r. fc ted ia the
Official list printed the head OF the column Express
shares firm. Tic following table shows tho bi.i
aofa rfivas .ife al.
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tsnvsm a. :.......11H - iN T. T. Cal =. ri -
cs .ss"s (: ss:,s. w. ~ -MEs Cs.i Es7.M u
Ara o.. ..,,, ~
anu Tue following for city bank stosts Of vlM "A t.
portsnt sales were reported

IL railroad bonds thore was wcll4is.ribu,.d b,,,.
nrs' 'no"Ym Tue transactions a' rule not In largo
"'o"' o"'Dn iNiIe LIT, ''d at sl0SIs J.nd
Grants, 7"i; incomes. si; Central Paciao uc.. o,
Louis and Iron Mountain IAts. 81, and c. c. and T. a.
lss, s90 '9i We hear OF continued aud sc,v. deroa,d
f'r the new bends offered upon the masAss .<rsx,.v
the ST. Jos ph and Denver CITY gold per cent? ana ~,
'h""aIeake ana Oiio siAe-. Tc following DC b,aa
for railway bond. =: Nh board:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
Foreign Exchange at the close rather easier bu,
rates were unchanged Wequote:

The money market has been active to-day, and, from
indications. it is presumable that the strngency is
mainly the result of artificial means. Report that
some four five millions Of grcenbacks have been
spirited away" through outside agency, and this
rumor seems to find support in the fact that leading
banks largely debtors at the Clearing House this
morning. Az result, money has lent high -s2
per cent in addition to the legal rate, Out this cannot
regarded criterion Of the market rate upon good
stock cOlaterals. as money accessible all day at
currency 07 gold to Hrst-cass borrowers. and cur
rcncy among the leading bondhouscs. without enter
ing particularly into this lookup movement, we should
say that neither the projectors Of the enterprise or the
banks who willingly allow themselves be led into
tho scheme, gaining any laurels by the opera.
ton. Discounts are unchanged.
The Treasury bought sS7 $50 Five Twrn,ies 1924 to
109S7 In total offerings Of l3 $50 at 1921 TO 1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

The Philadelphia stock lrGet WAS dli! t,dayk
Pennsylvania e., Sd issue, sold a. 1854 PHILADELPHIA ard
Eric X. r., o.; Reading r. X, 5,a; and PsILfy Ana 4
T.. 5s!. Gold closed at 1897
Tic following were the comparative eerh'r@' 81 x
MON Pacific Railroad Company for the mobt;i 81 No.
vcrnber In 1870 ard 1871 Nov, isGfiross ec7otU
prnss S?12 900 net s29s.o1D Nov, lS7Grosa, s7A rt
expenses, t3jGV; net, 1880. Increase In the gios
earnings. $4,000; increase IN The net earnnR- H:Jtt1
Tho monthly settlements with connecting hEes, VII oh
viii he made the Goth proxIno, will, II il esil,
Ecien.C these amounts fully 10 per cent. The net earn
n"s fer the 1, months Of the year 1871. to Dee" T. wi 1t
II cstu acd. slow ncrc OF Sl250O over tie
responding period OF last year.
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prl,lIll,s.

CLOTE & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
~ KRIS sni BLAhN.oDK AANuFACruREiS No. 80 Fuopst
BLANk-BoorN pric :, pattern. Oren solicited
WIN. ENERDELi.s SONS, 104 Fulton st.
w LIrIiOGnAPiii,, srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
HAEUfACit REG,
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Sgwi IN. p;YAir.,:xr FIN ,vCS BupyAy or
ARKHAEs OyICK tLgRN ARREARS sept ~, 1871
NOTICE OF SALE of LANDS and TENE-
~ MEHTn Tor MAJ lG5 l1 aud 1863 and Croton
RENTS VI l5tj 1915 i..i 1851.
Under tie 'onvtroler Of the CITY Of New YORK the
nude ue hc noc the provisions Of
entitled h. o,rriul assessments ard Crotor
rents IL IT, ty Il ~ and 10 su,nI the
relation thrrc.n. ..-,"i tr;lJ l,,i
That the Of III l.f In the (i.y Of
Rev York bcl Ntleted
ards 10
remaining nh oni TI.o the respective all
lamb be t!y 81 Ne. i"rA situated Wards
Coton the
qurrd p,v Ne al I'd trYoa rmaniny
unpaid tire tr< y at his Office 10 the
Ss pr icq.r wib the
Of twelve the tNe OF With tie chsrgcs
payment ,n all De sold at pnblc aucon the
New iop, Gas. Had Pa the City of Nexiork
THURSDAY H. ~ !i IT pcnbcr. 1871. at " o'clock the
lowest OF which shall offer g. take
II n" s0uLt Of the Cro0n
AMI the
All accrued thereon
such .ale viii IT, oa 10 time unit all the Lands and
nrnts here sd' r-i fr al" 4sl he s,.
And notice srbr r;h' nat detailed ssemrnt Of the
aXrs and I've fi the ownership Of the axe
and which Cr unpaid published pamphlet
and that u irpol'e IN the ome Of the
Of the Clerk rlhr delivered applying for
TIE A. u caDY. CLERK Of Arreara
CRY oY E.v.,',. ID mTMEar 0v FINANCE, BUREAU or
RG,ai,ER " T,xgs. CoURr HOUSR PARK }
- CuAsBgRSsr, Dec 5, 1871
VTNO TAN-PAl ERS-NOtice is hereby given
ell paid hAtd,v. On TIE lt Of January following
late ~, viii c added to be calculated from
BERNARD SMITH, Receiver.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ST. JOsrrn AID DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoIps>l's
TiWsT MORTGAGE SIsKING FUND LAND GIANT
BOHDs,
BEARING EIGHT PER Cent q r. c.l INTE..'A r. PAY
ABLE IN GOID,
FREE OF TAX,
AND ~ DENC MINATToNs or 81, 600, 800, AVID $780,
can be obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers Throughout the
United States.
The attractive features of these Securities re-
cog1zed ia Il fact, that, although they have been
but short time the market, they arc nearly ak
absorbed, and but small amount are now forsse.
They combine perfect security with Liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
for, and easily borne by, the Company thIouS., IT,,
operation CT the Sinking Fund created from sales Of
the Company land, which il many cases draw IN
terest at the rate Of ten C0) per cent per annum.
The security behind them is ample il every pntiet"
lar as they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line Of railroad which will soon CONNECT The
city of ST. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway cen
teri with the Union Pacific Railroad Mt Fort
kearney. materially shortening the distance IL tween
tho htluutic una racInc COASTS IN ADDITION THE,
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there IL included in the Mortgage the Cor aa,
magnificent Lands, amounting to l5OCOOV ,Sres
known to be among tho best in tho United States.
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale of thso
AAnds at leas than Four ~ Dola.. per acre and n.y
able to the Trustees under the Mortgnge, a., tho
clear and express purpose CT retiring these Bondy
The amount thus realized exceeds the entrsI
amount Of Bonds Which can be issued, aldl
leaves the road, property and franchises free
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with rhrr.tl
at Eight Per Cent, free of tax payable February au
August in each year.
Both principal and'interesi arr payable in gold.
The prin cipal in New-Yolk. The interest IN c,hrr
New-York, London, or Frankfort he-Mai. at tbd
option Of tine holder without notice and IL the gold
currency Of the country in which they are preseute
They arc coupons or registered
Trustecs-Farmers Loan GLd Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 97I and accrued
interest in currency, from August Is, 1911 But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest An pay1
uIcIt for lands sold by the Company. The right u
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps, circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for The sale Of til ioaa, oa
firm buy and sell in their regular bsress the BONDS IRE
st. Joseph and Denrer city Railroad Company. those ~
the Eastern Dirscn eight per cent ISL recently placed BY
Us al 81, being nou quoted at Gcm 1Gs 10 l. ana 80
crael interest
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. II Wal!-st
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Coleman Benc,lict's clOain. Iuotal

Mr.. William Ward. who makes speciality OF dealing In
stock privileges. quotes them selling one per
bonus on 80 days time and II to Il bonus on 60 days at
,,EtowitS variations from the market prco OF the
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Ccafhers.

A GERMAN 81 ntIc'nan of thO' Ongh education
~ vsnetr Of bran be- Including PIANO
and FRI dcsI,, a objection 10
US y 'Scsnre for soapic 81 LouS
LJ,Ss IL q. L. OI tbas Meyer Co.. 81
Psrt IoN.
I" 4 I.cl Schoo! Institute" a Bonds St, supplies
~ fsmct Teachers wanting
poucu A,a.ion Fora w horn, Acuary
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Wso0ma Caros.. &c.

AT WIN. EVERDELT.s SONS, No. 104 Full
ton.t-W EDDihI CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (Est.b
lshed 1851
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GeIn ninr.aA
lprcj Sc!'tfe.
IN III, matter q; tlt A.CN'iH!,A NtDL
EIK!St. (OitAhi. L.bariL

IN III, matter Q; tht MNNih!,A GOD
( HK!%G CDHtAkf. h.D4'i-
Ir,i2TMTICEY SIf.f'.
purusu,, unt: o IT, ~ t'n F.;"s
t ta tcahcr lyct New Ycrs t:sgr~ ca. FUt FILE
~ TIE PRJrra1i ct O., nltGr, & cos ~ ts'ht'
Tlt aia.lg clam, Jgtten, C!o' ts.I Cnch sul G
toslo enh,H .O rr i krras Kent ,oon''
&c WITH win toics hso f&rei 81 rd
o"HaI.ns @. = 90 tit lee VT Qft. NH uerroa ttI
ig contg 80 tt.n,e tt I'~' tH' two
21t. e., toors l"hufy rJii> t..r &c,
81 q copp,,'o IH.'L,a' oru &c. 80
Oa,is n.gnitcrs 70 rt' r'itr tn' soi 1t .r,Ls
pro hse,,t day o. L,'e1n o will be sod
tbsi day to the highest pubnt auction BY
Ab, Scoay hucOhee at the slrrtL Itbgo Sac0oui
No III Broadway it, the City CT ea Y1tk w;iCi uttri
III, property 'c the bankrupt uvar Of 4Ettt iLaG lW
Fol utr, Is't ~. N ally L the kGoto =: a. Iii,
SYIYrSrih Il corr h.,s.r,t.
sIsrri fIGgahoIhn Attorney, ~ Iioe-.i.H 7.
NOTICE of ASSIGN is hereby
gwen tha THOMAS biiH 81 She city
bu day 81 hOFcioit mstt the sDicr"r Of ts
estate Tor the ecrA bcn' 81 Us ors tat
ms ei.h' h'i ceei,. claus uu. oa ahra tho
-! tlIco nOatts A,sigu
pibo trenton n j., hov II iS' ko1Jl laStr
1
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JNefructiotl

CF.ARON INSTITUTE-A select school for
~ Rows u,ccr Il yen e. JAMRS, A. H.. Sharon. Ccun.
OWN II. LEGGET1~ SCHOOL, 1914 Broad
w way door below Tbirtisthn
cir PER MONTH, ENTIRE EXPENSE, at
~ Z Boys Bosrinr School Aitress LAVE TGAChf'R'
1rbsne once - ------
ns(elE YEAR at the STANFORD Comm
WeDSO COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR LADIES Papn re-
<eived at any time. q FAeA a n.
7 ECTURES before SCHOOLS and SOClE,
TIES Naus History ard Anatomy and Phvsoog1 aus'ea
motrs aud tn, and sere'p co.,
tiyea !, ADRIAN kBtIL Ia D. For PsrteOIsrs apply 10
fro' J. e. FOa Ii toopcI IHsuLtC. New i,b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07

Holders of Fivc-Twenty Bonds can secure I'M
above profit by converting the same into NoRr'iSk1
PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE GUID BOSps.
These securities are safe beyond all question a.
will permanently yield lar1e interest m'''"e y
gold. ,.cs,, 10
We commend them to Capitalists. ~
tates. Savings Institutions, aI9 tn "a f :. s
All marketable securities re c.
run '"'o' jay Cooke 4 Co.
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The Government bond market has been duh ard p,icc'
mperfecty sustained owing to the lower rang. OF gold
Fisk Hatch report Governments w follows st D. IN.

State bonds were not especially active tsonsn o. Az
vance was noted Missouris Tennes,c'"' aie soul"
Caronas, ranging from to iiper ccnt VrK. oV's
sold ct 6l{ but tho transactions n all Inv ""
wero small. The following wcr. the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
SAFE! PROTlTAnLr'
NokInERN PACIFIC GoI.D BoSn".

ISCREAsE or C.PTT,f,
TwIrvr TO FOURTEEN PER Gent IN G";.p-IS
GREASE OF YEARLY INCoM, 80 PEI Cn>r.
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SAFETY AND PROFIT.

SAFETY AND PROFIT.
Tirst-c class Railway Mortgages arc now the nol
popular Notwithstanding, ~ they do, ahsoiul
aaicty with rcmunerativo ratio Of interest IN
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Nou yor,, Philadelphia and Was''iaE1"n

,,u WISCONSIN RAILWAY which to.r's thf
The WE ia the new aud short through roat1
ehst iiiHicago TO st. Paul and the great Nctsn
IRON IRON is now completed to hudson. One h".do9
W. twenty miles have bceu in operation LOT
Year and had q large and profitable local bust
meas, aud u still larger amount has awsoted CONF
plcion through ST. Crox County to W the SIei +,
very heavy. Immensc Quantities arc ALREADY ply.
np at the MK on the Ire Of The road awaiting t'4
completion Of tho connectoa with st. Panl %n XIII
will bc distributed over tho trceless pra,tes OF III"
nesota and Iowa. Besides this local business w
West Wisconsin will get large share Of tho trs%
bctwe cen St Paul and the Northwest ana the -
j ia 100 miles shorter than the presenS iine, asI
valuable Land Grant Of 100000 acres u tns UN
part Of Wisconsin, This grant, with the koad '!ssIl
IL pledged in support Of tho First MoftSaSe !
cent. Gold bonds which may lie bougnt at " sn ~
crued interest in currency Of WHITE MoERg g ~
No. IL Wall-st.. and GwYNNr JOHNSON n DAY. W
10 WalLst.. Agents to tho Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07


Of section OF the set epttiei An act in n
, in the CITY ard County of Ne~-ioTk," passed Api
pointed an In,pccor OF Election in each Election
y the following persoLs, they appearing BY the stat
nj Of County CanvGssIs TO be The per>ons who reet
number Of votes for Inspector Of Eeo ion for his disne
received by the two Inspectors Of Election declared
County Canvasser, TO lave been ehcted;" the per1
d being far II has been possible for me TO aseeft
d lohcal aspers Of the canvass, from the party IL
opposiicn On Siae t, the party teetng the two
dates for Inspectors Ct E'reton, believing them 70
hg. a. OhhEI hAl
Mavo' Of tie City Of Ne,
DIST vlRfT WARD.
join liiCri..
2..CnRIsTCpl:ER J. RJLRY.
civilian SMITH
<..MICHABL }. CULLEN.
s..JAMES JcNts
t..MARTIN Ci'EkRY.
7..PATklCK FLEMING.
s..IiHNRY lIkPS
9..PATRICK J. HENSESsY.
EFtOND WARD
l..JANRs W. LBDWIrh
1..IlCEABL CAhnOLY.
THIRD WARD.
I..LOuIs ROACH
CHARLES d. CRAZE
3..SICI!OLAe ~ CUNrI.
JOHN \. RICHuOED.
:..DAvip l. ROBINS
FORTH WARD.
]. MARK LAEIGhS.
2.hICHhFL iihNtS
:..kAYMOND COSpON.
4WhLLACH GkLEN
JOHN MrEPUY.
JOHN WIT
Z .AIRAilA3 hViEN.
t..TliUMAS CtnMiiS.
9..1HoMAS GOiL*'FIH.
10. JOHN HEAVY.
II. PETER FLANAGAN.
u. joins WHITE
70 .ANDLBW CtSiCK
piIfr, wAnD.
kOpERT FARM%H
T. MICHAEL MrhpHY
=. .kOtERr r. LEONARD.
<..JOHN CONHrnS
: JULIUS A GrkA
T. ISAAC B!,Otk.
JAMIE fipIRi
.CLA.s PCknAFFER
9..lEkEMIaH PAY.
u. JAMES hIfhNAN.
siyrii WARD.
I.LOREaHO CAeEY.
2..PAIfGCK GOtHfNt
In EbWAlD THOMAS.
DENNIS e. Sullivan
/: .tHOhGE "iLLlAsS
DANIEL iC9it.
.GILEthT love.
- miClIhEb Is. iONSEY
...EitWaEn u. F!iEh.
10 CHARLES iiHGjtRTY.
~. CliAkLE' HtnlhBEtu.
" ktUALn tAANSui
l.. .3BUGGk Y hihltAH.
il .JIIONAS MdNrtvE
SE,,.N!Iu WARD.
] .EDWARp ChIlLULi.
Z. GEORGE hOIS0.
!. .!OHE (ASrt
4..JAMES n. ioYLH
l.. tHARiIS ErNNE1ST.
e. GEORGE ntGhh.iS.
! GEORGE ktMNIGS.
s..WiILlhH O'Dhvis
s..MiCHAiL rt.,Ct.AA
10. .1.CIihEi Gi IN
H..WhLLhtF H;%rkh
u JaaL> NvtiiiY
...1HUnA. GU,..l'
H...ihjfS 10y.
E..JAAEs bUNoNnH.
II Eit'nS iIHEi."
L. INC HAS pD%nLIS
Y. .GtGE,t l.ilinhtCrr
fii;iiru WAND.
ABRAHAM : thKSbrr.
.hGfthT COS
- ihAtK e. MttIiN
GtCAHE tuLHHhH.
3..GEOht,G W. inaHtIA
3. phEiEi MOONEY.
7..TitDaA" ~. bAEkR
e..EEhNahD NAiEELAV.
e..JOiiE FU@a.Ial.
10. .ANnREW ); orGnrlThEE
H..DANit. - HHrL;-
Is .PRirNAN LAUI.k
H..JOliN J. JOSH.
.TnUs.A3 " :AIEu.
Id..JUs.IIi bt1LrL
i-..rArkiCk Kelly.
H.. .srLrHhE q. COOK
W..AMhSE A. hAHh'.
a y Tray M.Ehff.
Il .tlihhL"S & W!L>C"
- THOMAS ". WIN. thbuITOh
ElHII tA"p.
e. AATrTIEW KNNH. j,L
3..JaIES D. SOrDtR!.
WILLIAM 4 ttLlS
WlLiihI THE
.Wih'hA VI, ~ N"'I'-
t'.ph ~ ~ ih',"
h-.hhhniiam .fiih
=. ~ Mfh Mni'"h.T ~;
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IL. iMECnnhL
I|..i'iiiEh u - o..
Is. .:Oin u 90" IL
u David hHE-H
'...NliN NA't'N .,....,.
l...NiLLiAM .. ON hi""HhM'
u .oStAa Io"i Mn
IN. MI ~" u. "|..,n''
It. ~ "a ~ ''"'
20 VIA 49, ~,
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Wibil'N : ~! T.
;. JOti% = H@ti
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7..fut. hin 6Ni'r h'tN.
t.l.sni ilh..l.f itf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At TIE STOCK rxcnAscr-rrKsr CALL.
lOt O'CLOCK A. II,
Soka0T f.aPs,,o., rS,. g.y..

S0ksot SOr'rop n Hv-d-
t'p " H2m Cou6 2...ll0l U0 u. r. IN Reg "7....pf
li" 30 'oP ta.....lIi no uf ~ Con r1....iIi
sI~s
s,ncI. 1k
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Qorporaflon NotifeA
1NSPECTORS of ELECTION

INSPECTORS Of ELECTICN .-NOtico 10
heryby i've. at Tie Mayer has ad @ me eeaese :ppo'nsns
nc e. Election in esc Election Dket o. The a
In esmpissee chapter 55 Laws Of It'll sse follow
nsl Ipd so hi IN Office the rhates quir 70
= oed BY Inspectors By said setou follows: The
10 Appointed inspector Kcon within ten days after
And sneh hereby Ioted that they
obt,in such certificates application at this Office
declared have
Board County and Of ose appointed by the Mayo
following cd to the following extract from
section g. chapter Ira. Law OF l!70
IAN inspectors Election elected appointed except ueb
% NAV I've appointed to all vacancies election shall appear
within Aer heJ
ha BE- declared elected shs he daily appointed! hercihleo PRO
ved sa oath Of Office escrbet by the
constitution Any Inspector OF Econ failing appear and tale and
subscribe Designated shal be sidere
thereby Ia have t In Tie one and bis place shal Do hcd a.
The which thu ln,ccton may tale The oath o.
will expire II, eem.sr ~ CORNELIUS CORSON
Ih.,i Of the Bureau Of Eeciona
Cry Erw YosK. MAYORS Ovrcs CRY Halt,
Nov. 70. 1911. J
Otey Hall Msvor Of the 81, Of NewY,rt, In pursuance Of
the the entitled An ACT in relation 10
County Of Ne~-iok," passed April 1870
have appointed Elrcton Election DISTRICT
Of said following peoL they By the statement OF
be
Of Ec for his district next
the received by the Inspectors OF Election declared BY The
TO have been ekced the thus
possible for TO Ascertain from
the tleeting the two
u candidates Election believing them 70 be and %
detrupIg A. Oakley HALL,
Maror Of tie City Of New Y0rk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31

INF II DISI KIIY CUCRT FUR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 29S3-By virtue of 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 will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers TX
| change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city on
SATURDAY, January s. 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
Two CERTAIN ToP PSop ST SkSuxb with the
one lot no l35 New Levee street, and the wood.
en- shanty on the other lot, situated in the square
Dame streets, in the First District Of this city
designated as lots numbers two and three on
plan OF the batture, known as the plan of j. A.
Beard, and deposited in the office Of H. B. Cenas
late notary public in this city. Lot number two
measures twenty three feet nine inches and six
inches and six lines front on New Levee street by
one hundred and twenty feet seven inches and one
line in depth On the line OF lot number one and
hundred and twenty feet eight inches and six lines
on the line OF lot number three: and lot number
three adO!ns lot number two and measures twenty
three feet eight inches and six lines front New
Leyee street, and twenty-three feet nine inches
and six lines front on Fulton street and one hun
dred and twenty feet eight inches and six lines in
depth on the side Of lot number two and one hun
dred and twenty feet ten inches and three lines
the side OF lot number four. Being the same prop
eTty Acquired by +. H. Fisk defendant herein, from
plainfiff j. d. Weaver as per act of sale thereof,
passed before Theodore O. Stark. late notary
pubic in, IN this city, bearing date the twelfth day
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated, living
and being IN the First District Of this city, in the
square bounded by Camp julia St. Charles and
Glrod streets and designated by the number
twenty three, a plan drawn by L. Bringier late
Surveyor stirral, under date of the nineteenth of
February, 1856. and deposited in the office of H. B.
Cenas, late notary public in this city. Said lot
measures according to said plan, in American
measure. twenty feet front on said Camp
street. by depth of one hundred and forty nine
feet two inches and three lines, extending between
parable. lines to small street in the rear called
ST. Mary street, which intersects the whole of said
square. Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. righ hts, ways and advantages there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Being
the same property acquired by +. n. Fisk, de-
PENDANT herein, from Charles n Morse, as per act
Of sale thereof passed before William Joseph
Castel notary public in this city, bearing date
the fifth day Of February. 1868.
Seized in the above suit
Terfns-Cash on the spot.
C. 6. SACvINET,
de6 ~ Jas Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana
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SHERIFrS SALES.
The City Of New Orleans W. Edward v.
Eastman.

The City Of New Orleans vs. Edward v.
EFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans, No. 19O2.-By virtue of writ of fieri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
tion at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District Of this city, on
MONDAY, January ", 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the First
District of this city.
l: Three lots in square number three hundred
and fOlty-eight, bounded by Liberty, CalliOpe,
Howard and Clio Streets first lot measuring one
hundred and fOrtyeight feet front ON Howard
street, by one hundred and twelve feet in depth,
forming the corner Of Howard and Clio streets;
ond lot measuring ninety one feet front on Clio
street. by one hundred and fifty nine feet in depth;
third lot measuring one hundred and forty five feet
front on Clio street. by one hundred and twelve
feet in depth.
2. Three lots in square number three hundl ed
and fifty -nine bounded by Howard, Freret, Clio and
Calliope Streets first lot measuring two hundred
and fifty three feet front Clio street, by one hun
dred and sixteen feet in depth; second lot measur
ing fifty feet front CalliOpe street, by one hun
dred and twelve feet in depth, forming the corner
of CalliOpe and Freret streets third lot measuring
one hundred and twenty seven feet front on Cal
Hope street, by one hundred and twelve feet in
depth, forming the corner Of CalliOpe and Howard
streets.
3. One lot in square number seven hundred and
fifty-three bounded by Banks, Palmyra, Scott and
Pierce streets, measuring three hundred and nine
teen feet front, by three hundred and nineteen feet
in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. S. SAUvINET,
de22 ja92l Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.