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.:' above statement - a srIs aA: ssSSs ss.se
.c:' Sroal IL" SoGNs OF the so1psns.
kASPAR AUCII. Psesid..'s
ROBERT JACKSON. See .sesbasess
:Is "s'"ls, Seere'srse
Sss>rsr 9oeolAoss
"".sh oFC.'sans, S'. 81 Ne. ORLEANS. .
s-"yH {" and subscribed, t.;oscns. AS ss.1sJ
.e'..:..sy q: j..H..y. 1874.
SO:H SaLS.
-. Justice ~ fhe Peace 1a.ish o.arss,%
~ '..e annual election, Ge8 ga vie owe ~. e
s.a'', ihr following Sen'l.Nen sre .s-.e.. a.
...:"Es, to serve me ensuing ysaE
eas9ss Auch, Robert Jackson, wiI,is., E.sIss
I" :. Th..sr,as Henry Bense'i,.I ". Keller.
Louis Faess>!. John r. Kran.. Yhilip OsIrns
I ssils 3aha.. y. Surtsno H.N. Schene.
l. 4 iaIs. Louis Mathis. IL. $. $. WOOD.
'.tf Vuse'. u. p Walter. ". 4 psho
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J. u. Eortons Gustave Beck. n. Elermann,
And ~ y meeting fthe board held on the ninss
t..n.h instant Easpar Aucls ESQ ~as man..
mousiv " sis'esd President. Robess - ck SON. ESQ
'ice President. Houis MSshis See.stNy ana Sohs
Purcell, Es'; Inspector.
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IsroR.LTY .P NEW ORLEANS, :
S!tV Hail. February :. 1854. )
mo. .i.:.--.i.lmin.strati Series.'

An ordinance providing :og the paymen: OF;
the several accounts therein named.
BE i. ordained. Iha. ;he following ar-
preparations be ana are hereby made to
detray ID" expenditures II :he Depart.
mens ~ Police. Tor She :n.nti. OF JAM
AIRY. 1871. and that The Administrator
OF Public Accounts ~.rgan. On the A,!-
minis traitor %! Finance in payment OF Il G
same. whenever :he:- shall be money in
the city treasury to -" c:edi. 81 the APP
propriate fund. Tor each srcoua'. AZ! Lot
OtaeEE!:.. anM:0ncia.ea:
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Directors.
FRED. DEL BONDlO, J. ARMDRUSTER
G.. II. BRAUGHN, GEORGE BINDEE.
P. W. DIELMANN, NJ FRANK
W. GOLDENBOW, ADAM GAISSBR,
L. GRuNEWALD, ROB. GRIESINGEH.
JACOB HASSINGER. HF KLUMPP.
G. L. L. MAYER, henry OERTLIN'..
/. REDER, IL. SCHULZ
BUD. F. THUEREH. !. THORMAHLEH.
:. ). WECKERLIh0. FRANK WAITER.
). SOELKEL. y. NJ. ZiEGLER,
II. IUBERBIEK. THOMAS SCHORR.
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OF Public Accounts ~aryan. Ga the A..-
minis trator -! Finance IN payment OF Il G
same. wheneve. :he:" shs! he money in
the city treasury to .n. credi. 81 the ap.
propriate fund. tor each account. .n! H..
otherwise appropriated:
ADMINISTRATORS Cr.:g:.
New Orleans Times, subscription
from January =. Is. I. 10 January
u, .c.j.. s.: %
CIT. w0KK!I0rsE.
Philip Toike.. milk :a:a.-ae: IN
January. 81. 30
Louis Ruch. iresh bee: ... 10. -,
Mrs. Fleckinger. vegetable .. 81. 80
Charter Oak Wood Company. wood
and charcoal. =. 20
Laugshaw & Baker. forage .. ~ ~"
Seine ider Il ZIbe.6ier. groceries.
provisions and c.0ct:e.v "aic.... =" u
Machray & Eelt.ccaj. ..... 20 90
NachCay * Heit. coal .. - 90
Total. ............ So! 80
BOYS HOUSE -. EEI..E.
John {. pooiev. lumber :GJ -
Langshaw ~ Baker. forage ii q.
Schneider & Luh5.t.e:. -rocere.
and provisions. so, =.
Louis Ruch. fresh bee. ......... IA O..
Mrs. 4. VI. Davenport. :epaiv.il:
sewing machine. .......... ..
Macbray & kelt. coal - %
George {. Bohne. :o.c :o- ba:.e.v
IN December. Observation-Disclosures. -: y:
Mrs. .. BalcA. tor !Qa.!l: loo jack
cts and sixty pants -. 90
Mrs. {. ~ kin ..r. 50. ,aI!e.. =. ~
Ao..s.. $50; ~!
FLOUR I.E .AhEi...
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To:a! amour: appropriated. s3l, '65 G3
Adopted by the Council q: .he city of
New Orleans. February ;. 1874.
Ieas-Bre wster. Calhoun. fitZenceitc-
Lew Is, Schneider. Stu:cGen. TuruDul..
LOUIS \. WILIZ. Mayer.
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On THE IUNDIN. EIL'.

The Committee on WAYS and Means.
through its chairman, Mr.. Wands. to whom
was referred the funding bill reported. le-
commencing certain amendments.
Mr.. Murrell, Of MadiSon-Mr Speaker,
| move that the reading of the bill be sus-
pended and that is be made the order of
the day on Monday. at twelve o'clock.
Mr. Parls-l object. | want the bill read
SO that we may know what it contains. 1t
j. one OF considerable interest, and we
should be posted.
Mr.. Murrell--rhat is why war. it post
poned. | want to read it. IL is an import
ant bill and desire to study il. do no.
mind telling that wal. 10 make . speech
on it.
Mr. Davidson-Thr bill is one of If. or
death to this State. 1 do not think there
can be any doubt about that. From what
| have seen | am in favor of it. but | want
to know more OF it. l think that the idea
of the gentleman from Madison. who wants
TO make speech, is the right one. l think.
when the members II remember the vast in.
terest in the bill, they would prefer having
it fixed for Monday
The gentleman here yielded to Mr. Gair,
chairman of the Committee of Enrolment,
10 make report, presenting the appropria-
ton bill for signature
Mr.. Davidson continuing -Ialwaysy Weld
10 report OF that nature. Mr.. Speaker
desire TO suggest, and think it would be
wisdom on the part OF the friends OF the
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n1.nsc1l:. :so.D :ts YsJoas % the assoc sel.s.
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;s"..! Day u: January. 49,
ABEL HREIE0l.. :Ia.y I .o:-.
4: . sr.c;s, meeting, held i, s,n:".'a.ty 80,
IN. charter: ~ She :i.s. Eonia. in Sa.u... ~
Mr.. :. Z. LOEB, President; q. MEIER SECRETARY
and O. s. ssc.f, Superintendent a. AselAi.s ~.
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EIGE lEENTH ANNUAL STATRMBNT-yoH TIE
YEAR 1873.
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DENYsYLyAYIA RAILROAD,

TILE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains New York from foot OF Debrosses and Cort
Express Tor harrisburg, ftsburg. the West an. SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9:W A. M, ana
sa9pM aunday and sso ( ~ io,rv a., sr,. OF.
Philadephla and Erie Railroad, ~ y. Tor Williams
port s3o A. NJ connecting ut Philadelphia.
For Baltimore Washington and the south at u ~ A. NJ,
Express for Philadelphia 10 $50 A. NJ, $780, aA5L
$50 9P NJ and " night, sunday, O. 60, $50 and
p H. Ismigrant and second class +. NJ
For Trenton, at 10 A. NJ and s:lo r. NJ sunday, 6:io
Por Newark at 9. 80 7:ao 7ao, 80 TO- II A. NJ " MI
go 10; 10 Air 4:St s. 5:1, $50. 9, $40, 81
100 sno 10 y s'P NJ, and Y night Sunday e:ao' S:u
po any H I. at g. $50 7:ao 7o apn A. NJ, iaM
H. 1880 $40 $40 4:lo, 30 $50 5:ip, o, Gao go 73(
s:l0 10 y SOP. NJ, aud u night SUNDAY 5:zo, sac and
rsr Sahwayy .SssS 5@ ga "a Ma,aM;,Iag: $40.
r plaht sunday 5,si and $40 p NJ ''V !" T. H. ana
10 A. NJ 2aYI 4:iO and O r, ". w.
For New brunswick, ~ and A. NJ. Il NJ. 3lD i:3D
For FAST Slstenc u noon F 40 and aa5 Z. X
For Lambertviic aud Pennington, $50 A. " and r. NJ
For Pnillipsbura and Belvdcre, $50 A NJ. 2and r. 81
Accommod11 y, "a for ,o bordeniown, Burlington and
For Freehoid, IS a, NJ, : and ~ NJ. anu . "'
For parmipgdaie and Sqgan, 20 !. NJ 2ani am
For PembertoB and Camden, & 4. NJ. and 2ss0 r st.
!2n5 and 40 T., NJ, daily; II SO A. NJ day except
5:ls and 70 ~ r NJ sunday, 66s A. NJ and 10 ~ 4 ~
aiG si 10 sM H. sSn g o' I'D = s,o sI
II 10 A. NJ, and l0l7 f. NJ 80
Ticket Offices 526 Az "a and ga Broadway No Aston
House and loot Of Desbr0sscs and Cortlandt streets
A. j. CASAATT ID nj R'lyO Jr.
General Manager. zen Passenger Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The possibility Of a ne1 issue or f,aconuerttdle
paper Iregard uith andzement ana anxiety, and
IN mv judgment, such an issue could be det,f.
gnent ana a sh0Nae--CHARLEs SUMNER.
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CTONfNGroN LINE FOR no TOs
~ uao, 81. The elegant steamers
Saturday.
,,kARRAGANSErT, every Monday, wednesday ana
FRIDAY, nom pier 80 North River. ats r. NJ
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CuSARD LINE NOTICE
With view Of diminishing st the chances Of collision the
steamers Of this line take specified for all
On the outward passage from New York
or RGs9n 70 drs e oq 1s meridian Of " % latitude or
on the home passage crossing the meridian Of 80
s IIfs
HE Sasa 1T tdsK AnT HeEk AND
z Ssr %:s s A Asss 9
I'd SS Hsdas.sa1 az ia.S ssI ~
sss%sss s%ssssy sssPssf so% s.%s
office No Bowling Green. FOR steerage passage at mi
D''"'"" CHARLES q TEAsqKL H1l v Agent.
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, III.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAVA EMBARK
from the cunard wharf foot q Grand street. Jersey
City, ats NJ on Wednesday, h Agril F lst
No. sBowug Green, New York.
DED STAR LINE.
United .. s.t soR A NV hHalA n. MALLS
En- AsH '''5 5i AssaS:':sS:
New 10if FL Lfhns'Iaae.Daa
fhiCES Or faHsAtEt IN CUhnfNCI:-
second cabin.
PASSENGER for ali classes unsurpassed
Ample attendance d sprovded Every steamer carries
4p TS Ss's rates S St sa W. ns 2ss assn
PETER WRIGHT SONS rS5f t5 Slsas h Eek York
General 4gents ami. General European Agent
rhllaoelphia AnMerp
INMAN LINE-NoT1oE.
l The course laid down Tor these steamers and followed
Tor several years miles south
81 CAPE aase inegsh e us enghsncd
much greater reea9 logs snd oans ice and the
rs aS6 f III Sc eow'
CITY OF BRuSsELs..,.. Saturday, April, ataP.M.
E$ e sS!%s@sy Hssi
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, Pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
pABiS w. and ~. gold according to accommodation
FPnha R csstf ~ 9%er r%s a.,
a amsys s Sn'2n PREPAID s Ss, avre or
Passengers are forwaraei to sweden Norway. Den.
Drafts issued AZ lowest rates
To 'ge and business apply at the
For seerage passage at 80 Broadway or Pier 40 North
- JOHN @. DALE, Agent
o'poNNELL FAULK. 4o2 Chestnut street Pbiiade
o RsoSS 'ss STATE ssss s', S;s,G Boston,
WIN. INMAA Liverpool and No. . Rue Scribe. Paris.
A NCH OR LINE.
N A1dt onai s9ngs.
Commencing LIST April the steamers Of tho aprhor
day Throughout. the year. '' ~
Incsday's steamers will proceed vita Londouderry
Thursdays steamers viii proceed via Queenstown.
saturdays steamers direct 70 and rom Glasgow
Steamers sail from pier No. ~ North River New York.
EtHaofiA ;Wea" Apri! ELY sIA...." Tues April Y
SS$ II A FSs; 4S
ne pascgei Accommodations the steamers Of this
nhe are tnsurpas Cd Tor elegance and comfort Cabin
tateroons an the upper deck thus securing good
hight and ventilation.
UABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
or obAAssGsoMl LiVEkP0oL OR LONDONDERRY.
Will ~ EAMkkS, S6j aud $T6 Return $50, currency
SAT ofEAMEitS, $50 and 873 Return, $50, gold.
- - SThERA8E "a SAGE.
10 1iasgowi Liverpool London, Queenstown, London
- derry, Belfast Bristol or Cardiff, $50, currency
ttchcis issued tor passage 70 from seaport Tor
railway station IN Great Britain Ireland or tho Cont
bnAFrs FOR ANY AMOUNT At LOWEST RATES.
JoDlpany's office, 20. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
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A -PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN
n. did steamers DREW and 81. JOHN leave pier Al,
foot Of Canal street. daily Sundays excepted) at6 NJ
/yITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR 1ROY.-FARE
" 81 3d. Daily Saturdays excepted, at z. NJ sun
days r. NJ rom pier ~ worth River, loot Leroy st.
I,ALT. RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River. -
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT ana OLD COLI
0NY leave pier 70 North River, foot OF Murray streof
daily Sundays excepted, at 3 r. NJ Through ticker
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
6MERCHANTs' OPPOSITION me" FOR ALBANY
mi and Troy, commencing April 1.-The JAMES IS.
SCHUYLER Will eavo pier - North River. spring
street, every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, =. ~.
49, J. w. HANCOCK, owner.
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LoR sALE-BoCsE 2sI MONROE STREET, BE.
IL tween Nostranu and Marcy avenues This house Ia
two story, basement and sub cellar brick, with brown
stone stoop and trimmings Size oz9 feet and the lot
i00 feet III depth. The arrangement 81 rooms IL very
kitchen rs trimmed with walnut, contains stationary
tubs OF the best pine large iron sink, kDickerbocker
double range large copper boiler ana ample closets
The 'front.' basement has folding doors neat dovecoored
marble manteis excellent closets, &C. Front windows
ali the way up, have large glass two TO window
'FRONT.' entrance has vestitule Doors with marble floor
Front parlor is entered through folding doors and be-
tween 'front.' and back paror there are sliding doors
NJ the side OF back parIor al the END VI tie hail. bed
room House contains Boyntons new Baltimore heater
farlors contain TWO handsome white marble mantels
win registers sumner pieces &C stairs IRE well built
with black walnut rail- posts, &C. second floor rs
Ianged Win bathroom In centre trimmed with solid
walnut lgbted by dome light and con aims four bed-
rooms, Two having marble mantels These houses ere
not spcf uauon houses, but have been carefully built
Plum9ne Was done ny Armstrong hiaekiin marble
work BY seat smith, OF Court carpenter work.
Trimming &C., by skilia aud thorough Eugtish me
chnDicsi an excellent quality OF lunher was used
thionsnout ,ho houses aud ~ tact az material vas
carefully selected and has been well put together under
the supervision o. ~ NORTH Inc wei known arcn-
tect Monroe street Is sew.red and connections mnne.
Plastering was done 10 hree coat, and every aud
ball except kitchen Is eofnced Stoops made with
ASHER Brown stone Work was done by samuel Dean
Brother Enlire inside wood coat OF shellac
and three Goa Of paint ~ Wn =. shecld, Of fuIton
street. Price 3 ,251, terms 10 suit
PAUL q. GREAlNG i25 Gates avenue
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ENoR sALE-HANpsoME NEW HOUSE, AT BERGEN
Point N. j. facing the Kill Won kull containing 10
rooms with front; splendid place for boating
fishing 80 trains each wav daily to New York; all mod
New York Bay barn, carriage and chicken houses rea.
terms inquire at No IS Liberty street New York Of
WILLIAM SMITH No. AZ West Jersey street, Elizabeth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

AT TARRYTOwN ON BROADWAY, IN FULL VIEW
n Of the Hudsop-Te let fully and handsomely fur
nshed, the beauufu double slate House all mod
ern II rooms; now occupied by J: II. McCorile, ESQ
nice grounds, stables &c. fine location.
s. EMERSON, $50 sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

A TO RENT AT RAILWAY ~ D. ONE nor r.
n. from city neat dwelling on 81. Georges avenue
ten rooms, gafoon, lrnii, &C; rent 8 oil; posseson
April L. JAMES PRICE, 10 luds0n street.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AVID TO RENT.

n with possession, brck House, II rooms fully fur
nj he'd two acres in garden and lawn; high and yer,
healthy ground rent 81 30 per year.
s. EMERSON, $50 Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

L,oR SALE-A WATER FRONT ON THE EAST RIVER,
with about 100 lots Of ground being the most desra.
bic in the immediate vicinity New York for commercial
manufacturing purposes is offered on unusually at
traetive conditions. Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No.
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

A HOUSES FOX SALE. HOUSES FOR SALE,
n. ranging from $500u 10 $50 0ul, at panic prices ;
parties must get money; come and
JOHN FErTRETCH, l,03j rti I'd avenue.
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nor $30,0UO--A MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED
II House, on Broad street Newark, N within three
minutes depot the house s two story, French roof,
with extension 10 rooms; gas water and all modern i'm
provements: grounds i2xl35. Call on THEODORE CUR
Ran, Nos. s and College place, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

LtOR sALE-AT PAsSAIC N. j. FoRTY MINUTES,
from Chambers street,, large and elegant Residence,
containing "A rooms with all modern improvements;
coach house. stable chicken yard &c ground consists
Of city lots beautifully laid out and stocked with fruit
and ornamental trees; within four minutes walk from
depot price SD 500; terms easy Address W. b. box 975
New York Post Office.
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Il Wings, 3yx50 and ,5xl5 two stories, 45x3 three
Stories and base ment, Engine Room, Drying Room.
Stable and 40 horse power Corliss Engine two Boilers
Otis ostw inc, hnnstibe Well OF water about Lots
OF Ground, el4,5l0. half Its value Apply To
owner, REYNOLDS 1888 Ninth street WILLIAMSBURG
LloR sALh-BRooRLYN A FULL CORNER Lot,
IT tBcing 800 cash, the balance 10 suit
the buyer. INQUIRE o. JACOB MULLER, i9 Columbia
TIeab BROOKLYN.
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O,DoNOvAN RossA.-RED STAR, WHITE STAR.
~ Black star and Philadelphia lines Cabin $75; in
termediate $4U; steerage 925 Drafts railroad tickets
ROSA, Proprietor Northern Hotel, Cortlandt ferry
New York.
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IL Railroad specialty-Also Sparkill Upper Pied
mont and Hyack on the Hudson for sale exchange and
10 rent CLARK DOWN
Ill Broadway. basement. room O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

A 7 TARRYTOWN-To LET, BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE
IA House; all modern improvements, and fully fur
nished with elegant furniture IL rooms; nice grounds,
stable, &c. Is. EMBERSoN, o59 Sixth avenue.
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GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier 10 East
River, a. tollows:-
GREAT WESTERN. StaEsecr saturday, April IL
ID Cabin passage S70 Intermediate Sl5; Storage, $50
currency excursion tickets, $i21
Apply to the Agent. 10 South street $3.50 -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

DOR HAVANA,
NEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL ;, s. LINE,
leaving pier No. North Siver at 3 =. NJ.
CITY OF NEW YORK Havana direcO .."......Aprt
CUBA. ..... Havana and Mexico April
CITY OF MERIDA. .(Havana irect. April
CITY OF HAVANA. .tiiayana via Nassau, April ~
~. f. ILExANbKE SONS, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-01

JNNGLEWOOD, N J.-FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
u ID rooms; All the modern improvements; good barn,
three land large fruit and vegetable gardens;
beautifully located onehaif mile from depot with view
passed in the town. CLARK DOWNS. Ill Broad
WAY ha cement room @. or r A. GORHAM. EnRleMo0l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-22

Whiting, b. C.-l3 acre tract in Los Angeles
city, north east corner of Main and Adam
street, bounded north by Otis n Hass, west by
Hancocl's % survey, % value 81 go, impts 81 200,
Buggy $500, Harness sl5, half-breed Horse
$50 Furniture 500, Plans sl5O SiS;6s.
race tract, Los Angeles city, value $500, small
House 500, Saddle s.. Library $3.50, Span
ish Horse $50, Watch $50, Furniture $500.
Wilson, Francis Barber shop $500, Watch
$40. Sl6)
Fixtures slOO, tNo. Is north end Negro AlleyD
$40.
les street, between Rcquenna ana CONNER
cial streets,l sl.5b.
Whipple, H.-Lot2, blk p, and lots 4 and 5,
blk u, Mott tract, Los Angeles city, value S540
also lot 9, blk &, Mott tract, said city, value
$50. S9.06.
Wnking, II. H.-Lots IL and IS, blk lO2 Bell
evue Terrace tract. Los Angeles city east, side
OF Hope street, value SIsO, S6.oI.
Woliensteiu, N.-Iot 4, blk l., Mott tract
los Angeles city, value s7j, Apparatus, Fur
niture and Fixtures OF two Phoio'g Galleries
Sl,5Oo Sl7.A.
Walters, George-Lot /, blk Si ord's survey,
Los Angeles city, l29S lSo feet north west cor cor
impts s., 500 lots | = 5 in blk A. said survey,
l20xl6j feet each, value 5000, lots and in
blk A., said survey, west side of Wasp street
said city, value SS55 lot s. blk 80, Ord's survey,
south east corner of College and Adobe streets
said city. value 500, also lot go feet front, west
u
niture $40, solvent debts secured by mortgage
$500 Paid s4i55, due S9.95.
WolfSkill, Francsca-t0 acre tract In Los
Angeles city, bounded north by j. W. Wolf
skill, east by \. +. Cornell, soath by l.. Sabi-
chi, west by san Pedro street, acres value
81 500 and - acres value $1,000, inpts Sl0,200,
also an undivided "a in lot fronting 81 IL feet
west said OF Main street, said city, bounded
north by and NJ Bank, south by Cardwell.
a interest value Sl,lTl, tmpts $1,000, also lot
40 feet front west side OF Main street said city,
between 9th and 7th streets, value Sl,200, SOL
vent debts secured by mortgage, sl,5OO. Paid
Whaling, NIichaol--Solvent debts secured
by mortgage 400 dis. 40 dis.
Whitney, Mrs Mary-Solyent debts secured
by mortgage loo dis 1888 dis.
Ybarra, Jose Ma estate of)-Undivided 4
of lot east side of upper Main street, Los An
geles city, bounded north by Fuana Ybarra,
south by Pelancola, east by Alameda street,
value 800 dis; impts leo dis. 40 dis.
rary rs dis; Furniture 25 dis least side of Los
Angeles street, between ReQuena and lst
70, Yek : Laundry 200 dis; (west side of
Main street below Court Street.) 2.60 dis.
Yo. Yot-Groceries $50 dis; Furniture and
Fixtures 1CO dis; (No. east side of Negro
| Alley.) 4.70 dis.
Young, Jose Ma-Lo 2ix4O feet west side of
| north by Valtnzuela, west by Beaudry, value
| l20 dis. l.76 dis.
| Notice is hereby given that unless the de-
| 1inquent taxes, together with costs and per-
centage, are paid prior to the 10Th day of jan
uary, 1875, the real property upon which such
| taxes are lien viii be sold at public auction
| in front of the Council rooms, between the
| 18th and 23d day of January. 1915, the sale to
/ be between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
j. u. CARRILIO,
Marshal and ex-oTcio Tax collector.