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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
THE GRAY NUNS AND THE SCHOOLS.

NEwBURGH, \. Y, Oct. 27.-The New-fork
Presbytery Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church. IN Ses-
sion here adopted resolutions to-day denounclng the
on Of the last Legislature in regard to the Roman
Catholic siserhOod N Gray Nuns. The sisterhood was
authorized t. grant diploma, to graduates OF Roman
Catholic Summaries 20 serve as certificates OF qushoa
tons for teaching in the public schools The resolutions
declare that the ,ttutin W the Roman t"thoc ~
terhood 70 JUDGES uf 5Gch qualifications Is an hs-
ou- and dangerous assault ny the enemy, whose ppos.
IL etr 10 control DESTROY the educational system on
nnr land The resolutions pledge the rrcsbytery 10 uc
defense OF the Bible in the public SCHOOLS, ana III mo
CnrIsfihn frafIIrcs Of onr GOYeInment.
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THE DEMOCRATS CARRY BALTIMORE.

BALTIM0RY. Md Oct. 27.-Ihe election for
Mayor and City Couucimen took place here to-day The
contest wa worry aud exciting the largest vote ever
east being pOlicd. The total ote was lob Gen
Iatrobe the Democratic candidate for Mayor received
27 $40: and H. NJ Warfeld the Reform aud Hepublicsn
candidate 24S%9 leaving Latrubcs majority 2,13l me
Democrats elected 10 OF the 20 members 0f the hISt
branch of the City Council OF the 10 members o
the second braucn. Tar election passed OH quietly.
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p Q ST S G RIP
800 a. m.
rHK rIRGIyLA CITY FIRE.

MR. FLOOD SAYS IT WILL TAXI SIXTY DAYS TO RE-
sUNE GOLD PRODUCTION.
san FRANCIsCO. Oct. 27.-Ihe Post this evening
state, thar Mr.. Flood of the firm OF Flood OBrien
say. that production cannot be resumed at the n
gna and California Mines in less than sixty days,
and maybe not soon. Repairs viii no pushed
at ne most rapid rate, aad whatever plan lis the
most feasible will be followed Very little is doing
ia this city for the sufferers from the fire.
lE6r Esyiiey Reports Sc f7rst Page.l
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zeal compile iOn the authors OF TINS dcfri~ncf
$50. Republican in both branches
$50. Democratic in bOth hrGl, iie-
Democratic in both branches.
1S72. Republican IN both branches.
1873. Republican in both branches
The Republican party must therefore answer for the
wrong doing In three instances, and the Democratic
party in two.
IN II therefore appearing that each political party Is
responsible for tins deficiency what has been the sDse
0uent course of each with reference thereto Ib Re
publican leader, who countenanced OyerapprOpratioE
sti stand high In their party councils while REPUTATION
Of the INSCRIPTIONS Democratic legislators l. the very
issue on which GOV Tilden has risen 70 power.
y But Gov. Tilden especially entitled 70 credit
Only for the expulsion of these offending Democrats
hut also for present Of the sinking funds which
were created By his sagacity member OF The Con
venton OF s46 and the result % the enorta or
wisdom Of the Republican party To he sure some
~ 900 900 now stands the credit OF the bounty debt
Yin. fund but why sOt Because when the bounty
debit was created IN $50 the scheme OF GOV Tilden
famed in The Constitution compelled the Legislature 70
make provision for it, resumption in Il years.
and the creation OF a sinking fund devoted solely
to that end by the imposition Of an annual tax. For
this purpose there has annually levied II two
per cent netting about - 100000 aud the en-
tire dent will f. due in 1877 it ali that
from The mere force of Tidens financial scheme
without reference Ia the fiscal policy Of Controller Hop
kns there stands the credit OF n sinking fund sum
nearly equal 10 tkc original debit
A. A conclusion Of the whole matter. may IL MOI 81"
claimed thai This very tends 10 illustrate "a Re
uarkable degree the integrity and financial capacv
which have characterized the entire political career of
Gov. Tildcnl u 'ttL'
War York, oct. -, 1873.
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THE JERSEY CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

THE JERSEY CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Board of Education investigation was
continued last evening. l. A. Hardenburgh Of the Sub
Committee stated that a full report the investigation
would he ready for Friday evening. The examination
began upon the charge aud Mcssrs. Merceiu aud
U0lins testified he evidence Of the former contradict
tinn 70 the fraudulent coal bids Director McDonad
examined the testimony Astounding IN gross persoutli
ties Little evidence " any Importance was elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

ssrns miscsevcus railery and ccquettish beauty OF
Ass Katharine Rogers, together with her tine per-
captions OF character and sentiment and her uncommon
drama tic SKILL gave fascination and all requisite i'm
port.nce the character Of HGTy H-ircse Mr. Harry
Murdoch. young k,ddle'rtek, caught precisely the
right tone t simple. hearty manness Just touched In
the hast with passing bitterness. and he played
with quiet grace. Ftoiei was presented by Miss Lillian
Conway. and Niss Ghdm7ness by the experienced and
clever actress Mrs Maeder Mr.. Byron's comedy has
most assuredy received its best illustration in America
IS the Boston Globe Theaicr. Old play gcers in that
city say their remembrance parallel fellow
to this syamatry completeness and
ansh--withiu long period Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

OPENING or THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT
BERLIN. Wednesday. oct p, $50.
The German Parliament met to-day. The
Emperor William absent account Of iIdsposiou
His speech WAS read by Herr Dehruck. Minister oi
state. His3Iaesty says: 80 far N human Judgment
can discern peace assured than at any time
during the wears preceding the reconstruction Of The
Empire
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campaign MEETINGS II pESN,YLvANIA

PIrr,EuEGH, Penn. Oct. PA very large
Republican mass meeting held sharon this evening.
va. addressed by GOV. iIariraDft. the Hon ". W.
Ketrlum and the Hon L. Dauford Of Ohio. The meet
Ing was the large and OF the most enthusiastic ever
held ~ that town. spirited meeting WAS also held al
Nrscs.,l., where addresses were delivered by eN
sen, or John Sruit and Capt. Arms ~ this city.
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RApr1sr MISSIONARY GATHERING.

SARATOGA, Oct. 27.-The Baptist State Mis-
sonary Convention assembled hero this morning. The
President the Rev Edward Bright OF Ionkers. occupied
the chair The exercises opened with singing led by the
Rev r. B. Hull IOckport and with prayer, TED by the
Rev DR. Baldwin ofTroy brief address vas deTereo ny
President Bright The Rev l. o. Johnson OF Cohocs was
aDoipted Assistant Secretary and the Rev J. b. smith
of Geneva Treasurer pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
KING
MEASUREMENTS REGARDING hlNG
ALFONSO.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-Advices from Lon
don deny the story Of love and assassination in which me
King spain ana the Duke de Sexto are represented 40
the principal Ons version speaking oil The WHO
and daughter Of spanish colonel shows i.s fnl-y nom
fact that the colonel mentioned is we'll known IN
York where he resided long time and married an
American lady who has daughter. and the gentleman
instead Of being sssassnated alive snd in coni"faot
nirn rnnaturl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Tho extraordinary powers OF the Executive were yOlru
by 13a against IL Five persons who participated IN lne
murder NJ the American missionary. john L. 5frrhen>
Ahualulco IN March, 1870, have beea executed N
Guadsiajara.
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WRECK OF A CANADIAN SCHOONER.

HALIFAX, \. S.. Oct. 21.-The schooner
sylvan Capt Nlrte. OF sydney, totally wrecked at
Msgdalon Island. All hands except the captain were
drowned.
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TIIr uEXICAN RkptBLlC.

HAVANA. oct. 1.-THE Steamer CITY OF
Havana arrived hrrc this norniHs froh Vera cruz
bringing froh thc city Of Mexico 10 thr ioh INST
The Chamber ~ Deputies xns prorogned on The 10TH
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THE COLOSSEUM.

Ii is expected that the Colosseum will be
opened next Monday The oil painting 10 he exhibited
tnere-M Lonard's frusslan siege ~ Paris covers
almost 10000 square feet OF and IL is said to
have occupied upward Of thirty Partisan artists year
IN the preparation of H. The work ia designed for the
Centennial Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

fu and there about .0oo persons present The
Class of 20 the The Clas. OF "a came In
second, and the Class of - anrd The Class Of II
broke rdder and being unable to manage their boat,
fell out Of the
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CONT vox ,RNIM An INVALID.

LOSboN thursday. oct - a. III.
The Daily Telegraph this morning has a Spe-
cia telegram Berlin which states that the council
OF physicians acting in behalf the supreme Court have
declared Arnim ~ unable 20 bear the pro-
louged n1pri,oumeut which he nas been -cnenced.
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THE BAvARIAN PARLIAMENT.

hlsl'h, wednesday p'l. 49, i0'''
The Augsburg ALgcmciHe Zeiiug states that
the Rayarisn Chaiuber VIII be convened early IN January
II sill not u. dis Owed unrs- u causes dcadiorE ~
rejecting the Governments inanris measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
The inhabitants. OF the Hid District in Union

The inhabitants Ot the TIA Di>Irirt III mon
County " j. have The sgod fortune TO haze Mr.. G. A.
HnkIr s their Candidate or tie Assembly Mr. Runklc
Is slawyer Of excellent standing. and would make an
hone and rapnhr Legislation TIC cinncrs n tIo de
trirt seem 10 sr IN his favor.
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THE VISIT OF PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM.

LONDON. lnll.ilay, Oc' = % a. III.
The Morning Post has a special telegram from
Berlin to the following effect 1t il now settled th
Prime, Frederick William Onser Fritz will certainly 20
10 the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition II II also
stated thai his eldest son will accompany him
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Ccliiica! Notices.

lSN4iAtAAs
LANTERNS Sc,
ATE e.. sELcHow & CO.'S Al Jehn ST
Al. good, delivered frtf oi chsIg'.
Ninth District s~pubran Nomiua iion.-For Assembly
ANDHtM J. CAAPBELl-
NJ. CALLARD, Chairman " the Convention
Jt,lB r. liisi, S'-rsaiy.
R-guisr R-pubiirna Nomination.
Ffr ~euator.
Seventh Senatorial District
18th 9Th and 2lst " ards.
WILLIAM LAINIBEEH
SEYMOUR 4. BUSCE CA..raan.
AIFsEp :. B .gEt SECRETARY.
Regular Republican Nomination,
For CIVIL JUSTICE
INA Judicial District sth sta. and 18TH Wards
GEORGE ". PARKER.
Regular R-pubi,cani
aud;
ANTLTAMMANY NOMINEE
Tor Ciyn Justice vita District
oou,rriring ths Eighteenth Twentyarst Wants
M HENRY NELLY.
Hon. Horutio seymour,
HON. FRANCIS HERMAN.
HON. 4. =. cox
HON. FERNANDO NOoD.
WILL
SPEAK TONIGHT
rAMMANY HALL.
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sERvIA STILL AT PEACE.
LONDON. Wednesday. Oct. p. $50.

IlVNIVN' "'NII'7'IIIF '|''f ~ I'''|'
The Reuter- Telegram Company has received
dispatches denying the statement made in The Sopddrds
vienna special cgran 70 the effect that the ,er'!an
Skupischina had voted IN favor of going 70 war win
Turkey.
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Suetial Notires.


The mTroN -ub ffGug sold porcelain
on n plaoe Of panied Darr iron reflector
urdinmd lu-irr. Prop fvn'rs iTliy sav. Noiug
the
city,. boulevard. So refecpTs 1dIunnal.
hr trade Factory s-rcOu 10. JtH BroadN
corner Priuc-sr., New YORK.
Coughs. " erri all D,.rrsr- 81 the rhroGt
LunFs \ safe. sli-rdJ and certain cure HIGHWAYS
Tof.T AND LINEkMORT tKPECrORANI. sold 81
Druggi-f- Only soc f"r boitie.
Exlrn Dry CRbinet of
MOTT AZ tHANDON
The best DIV Champagne
For sale wit ths csang dealers IN Nln,s.
ANTHONY OK H.
sole gent Tor The utod >ta~h
t..od -osp -nvr- Money.
Every hou-skseL-r .0ld los ~ = LIS OLD
O. X. d pos $50 wasDsfonsr soil hy AL goo sTocsr-
Mrs. Wir,Iow'- saotiing syrnp. Tor children te-tlin.
sOitns tile aldyi all pam, aAd cures wind cole
po.t-t,fsr. N.tIrr. The MAILS FOR ETROPF Tor ths
week ~Aft kDAi. Oct. 20. 1870 Will close Tits
onlce fulowss WEDNESDAY a. II M on TIL q F~
DAY At ll.3O a. saf- kbAN a. and 1850
T. j. l. JANIS, r. NJ
The >par.Ing Wines 90 he Pleasant valley v lnc Com
t>ieuben COUNTY. y. - show what
enr capital and good bisnra qualifications have
rsi in this important branch n horne Industry. The
f-rnrici ~ the hottie two IN PERI MI
Fpnch. selling about - less The Com
yany 0J0 IN l77i Their Sil Wine, AID
Brandivs are very popular H. b Kirk CO.
sole Agent. 81 Fulton 81. y. \.
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THE ST1TE Of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKF-rs

DOMESTIC MARKETS
Wu.uNTrox y. c. Oct 27.--p;rits rurpentme -tris q,
Il % l.osiu sirung J7i2 for strained fsf steady at
81 40.
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Leaving tot. actual deficiency sept l7 6'71,1eo a
VIII The following Legislatures If the Indicated poii'
icol compexiou were the authors of th. deficiency
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CLASS RACES At PRINCEroN.----.
TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 27<-The Pr1ncet"s oo'-
lege regatta took place to-day The weather Was delight
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THE KHoKAND NsURREC11oN RENEWED.

LiNIIDNf Nff4HFHtIi9' 'J'F I'T''''
Advices from Central Asia state that the
n.urrction IN Khokad has been renewed and The new
Khan has fed Khodicnd.
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IIINIINH ILOIW@ MAHhFI
pgovrpEycF r. t. oct 9T-Pr'n'n- Cloths steady 10 c.
10 dav, on ~ days. STANDARD and Extra 6is8i M
liz ms
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al Notices of HGrriage~ nssi Be ndorsef Si& MI
name and address
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H4SHINGION.

PACIFIC RAILWAY ". GOVERNMENT.
WHAT ARE THEIR PRIvuE rs UNDER TIKI CHAR
TRRf-ARGUMENTs IN THE COURT OF LAST kE-
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


Ek4hAi EyES;s". Sci EcmbeT p 1879.
The money market during the past week
has presented few features of interest {. The
demand for money, which has been moder
ate throughout the week, appears to have
been more brisk to-day and good business
in discounts is reported. Good short paper
is. OF course, readily taken By the banks,
and little is left to be done on the street.
where very light business Is reported.
Gold and exchange have shown some Hue
tuations. The former. which has been
higher and somewhat unsettled in New
York since last Friday, was quoted hera to-
day at a slight advance upon tle New York
quotations, local scarcity Of cash gold
being assigned as the cause. Stocks. which
have been quiet through the week, showed
some little animation To-day, as will appear
trom the transactions noted below. while
the only movement reported in bonds was
the sale Of a few city gold sevens.
We continue to quote first oiass CONNER
cial paper aud collateral leans at Sa9 p
cea5 + annum discount; Al Go at 10 u T.,
and second grade OF l50lS. First class
mortgages rule at 9ai0 4 cent y anrum;
Q is an exceI tional rate, while ~ appears to
be the usual figure: second grade axe en-
tiraf, nominal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-04
McCrucken d Brewster VS.. Mntiide Louis
Helene ct al adelaide CermainI.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
Il of Orleans No. Al, 1OJ.-By virtue OF a writ OF
seizure and sa to me directed by the honorable
The Fourth. District Court Tor the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell st public auction at the Merchants aud
Auctioreers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customlouse ttre-ts in the Second
District of this city, on SATURDAY, September
1875. at twelve O'Clock the following described
property, to wit
All aud singular the undivided half part share
andinterest, and Ill the estate right tit O. interest
share, property claim and demand Whatsoever OF
them, the said Adelaide Gerinsiu and Matilde Louis
Helene, either OF them, of, in and to a certain
lot of ground, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, and all rights waNs, priv.
ileges and appurtenancss there o belonging, stu.
ated in the Third District of this city in the square
bounded by Margny, Vaudeville, Greatmen and
Craps streets, and measuring, in American mess
ure, thirtpsix feet front on Craps street nv one
hundred and twenty.e ght feet in depth. Which
said undivided half was inherited by the said de.
PENDANTS from their deceased father, Louis Helene
under proceedings had ia the matter of his srr.
cststOn No. rs $50 OF the docket OF the Second Dis
trct Court of this parish.
Seized in the ABOVE SUIT.
Terms-This being the second and last auction
the said property will be definitely adiudlcaied
to the highest and last bidder for what it will
furnishing bond, with good and solvent security
bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
date and special mo- tgnge the property sold
until final pigment. said purchaser will have 10
deduct and pay in cash the amount of printing,
sleriffs and cierk's fees attorney fees, ETC. say
about one hundred and five dollars and further
more the State, parish and municipal taxes the
amount of which lie not vet ascertaned.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
aul9 % 20 sci Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleRns
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Gold opened at 1875 0ll4El, against 1l4l4
| at New York, and. after moderate bust
ness, closed at ia Has, y higher than
| yesterday, owing to the scarcity of cash
gold against the opening rate in that mar
ket. The sales summed up S3i 300, com
| prsing $500 at 1873; $4,000 at Hi; $1,000
at III y; $4,000 and $1,000 at { l4+' aud $4,000
at las.
No sales OF silver were reported. Ameri-
| can hali-iollars being scarce and in request,
are nov quoted at l03 clos, and Mexican
dollars continue to rule at 81 a 9ii7, gold.
Owing TO the limited movement in cotton.
| foreign exchange exhibited scarcely any
| movement, and the market was without
quotable variation. The only sale of ster.
ling reported was 1900 bank, at the counter
at s. &c.
Nothing transpired in francs
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
s. so az 81 for bill of ladipg and Al clear,
and nominal for bank; aud francs at 1 81 Il
for commercial aud A 533i for bank.
New York sight continue scarce in lin
tied request, and unchanged. Some of the
banks continue to remit currency rather
than nav the rates asked for the little offer
ing. Tie ony sale reported Yves SIS 600
private bankers at BIG + cent premium.
The banks continue to check on New
York at % Z cent premium, and CONNER
ciai sight is still quoted at i 5.lG, which
May -four months, longer period at the
same figures than has ever before been
known in this market
We notice more mOyemer in stocks. The
sales included 90 shares New Orleans In.
surance Company at S2S, l6 and % Mer-
chants Insurance Company at $50, 10 Hi.
hernia National Bank at S6i 30, and 10 do
at $65.
Bity bonds are stronger, as will be seen
by our stock list below. The sales included
$4,000 gold bearing seven per cents drain
age series at "a, and $4,000 and $1,000 do at
34le.
New State cousols are weaker. No trans
actions we're reported.
Metropolitan police warrants are only in
request for small amounts which are sold
at 20, while round lots command only about
65. No sales were reported.
Under the impression that the Treasurer
will be in funds TO meet 1874 issues Of
State warrants in October, they are in re-
quest, with but few offerings, and are now
held at s. SO for large, and 60065 for
small. Issues of 1873 and previous years,
fundable, are still quoted at IS a 80, and do,
not tundable, at -d29. Nothing TRANSFERRED
No transactions are reported in city scrip
and quotations are nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-04
The City Of New Orienus We. Widow p. j.

CUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 16,913.-By virtue of a writ of
teri iacias to me directed by tne honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Orleans in
the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874, |
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mcr.
chants and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhoase streets in the
Second District OF this ciIy on THURSDAY, Octo-
Der 1878, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to wit
ONk CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second District of this city, in square number two
hundred and thirty-eight, bounded by St. Ann,
Orleans, Roman and Preur streets, designated as
lot number eight, measuring twenty feet on ST.
Ann street, by thirty six feet IN depth.
ONk CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, In square number one
hundred and forty-stx, bounded by Mafais, ST.
Philip, Liberty and Ursulines streets, designated
as lot number nine, measuring thirty.0ne feet on
Marais stre ct. by ninety feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated In
the Second District of this city, in equare mum.
Der one hundred and seventy seven, bounded by
villere bt Philip. Robertson and Ursuines Streets
designated as lot number four, measuring eighteen
feet on Where street by ninety feet in depth.
ONk CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the Second District Of this city In square number
two hundred and NINETY three, bounded by Miro
st. Philip. Tonti and Ursulines Streets designated
as lot number nine, measuring thirty two feet
on Miro street, by lightweight feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot ...
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
SCI not vi ShoriH nf the pa rish nf n,laans
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The City of New Orleans '
Lehman,

CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR
- of Orleans, Nos. 57,l94 and IS, 5iu1
two wits of fieri facias to me ul1
honorable the Superior District Coiu|
ish of Orleans, in the above entities y
taxes of 1873 and 1874, ! will proed
public auction, at the Merchant, any
Exchange, Royal street, between Canj
house streets, in the Second District
THURSDAY, October 4, 1875. at twe,l
the following described property e
-FOUR CskrAlh LOIS OF Gh0us]
the Sixth District of this city, In "
two hundred and forty one, bounded
Magazine, Camp and DHfOssat sties]l
az follows: Lots humble one and v
sixty fest on Belle castle street py
and five feet In depth; lots numps'
and twenty-six measuring siSty-tN9s
castle street by one hundred anu
depth. .,o,
In the Sixth District Of this city, IN I
fourteen b, bounded by Henry Gay,
ket and Coliseum streets, deslRpnsYl
Lots numbers nineteen to twei w
one hundred aud twenty eight feet
street By one hundred and twenty
Lots numbers twenty four to twrn1
ing ntnety-six feet on Market stN
dred and sixty.two feet In cepth'
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT, ,,,v u,d
SEA 10 OCT Civil Sheriff Of the ra'