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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11

TOBACCO TGADE.-Wc received the
following circular last evening, in refer
ence to the tobacco trade
BALTIMORE, January s, 1875.
At the date of our last circular of the
3Oth of November, we reported rather
dull market for Ohio Tobacco, the ship
ners for England and the Continent
having withdrawn, and McsSrs. Bonning-
or remaining the only purchasers for
EXPORT while the home demand was
falling off pending the approaching close
of the year.
During the past month the aspect of
the market has undergone no change
for the better McsSrs. Bonningcr have
hardly followed up their purchases;
nrice; here excluded shipments to the
omen markets, which are much below i
nerity Of ours. and the home demand re-
mains stagnant for the present.
Notwithstanding ruling prices have
hcen well maintained whenever sales
were effected, and an improvement IN
the demand from manufacturers is looked
for now before long. For export how
ever. the prospect is not quite 50 ia'orn-
hle and unless the Italian or Spanish
contractors should step in, We mtiripat"
no movement Of consequence until tn"
demands of tho French Reggie for the
nrcsent wear have been promulgated IL
anpears that Mcssrs. Bonninger are hold
inr bock for the present to await these
developments. ,,. MI,
Tho nost vasr amount to 2S,j99 hid. and
the Stock ON hand in warehouses on the
IL inst was 12.l59 hhds. held as follows:
In hands of agents, 5,227 hhds. specuIa-
tors, 3.159 hhds., shippers, 2.S93 hhds., and
manufacturers, 40 hhds. The balance of
old cron tobacco, vet ocome forward, will
NOT fail short Of 1000 hhdS. and the new
cron VIC estimate ut 1000 hhds., making
total visible supply Of fully 1000
hhds for the coming season.
We anticipate, that the demand will
aguin be early and for low average lots,
and accordingly, we advise to forward
the common grades of the crop as soon rs
thew can be packed in far order; the
hot;or grodes. however, should be well
qualified and carefully assorted. We
further advise to have the entire crop in
ms r by May next, as the new plant
inc which will b. large all over the
world, will probably affect prices towards
summer.
Yours. very respectfully,
GIEsKE n NIEMANN.
S.-Last night tobacco warehouses
Nos / and ., we're destroyed by fire,
MAXIM = total los: Of 1,23O hhds Mary
land. 1928 hhds Ohio, ISL iihdS Ken
tuck. ind 25 hhds stems. We beg to
state that all tobacco in our ear" Is fully
insured IN good solvent companies; IN
the above warehouse, We fortunately
have but 70 hhds for account OF our
friends in Ohio. and a soon as adJu'ted
we shall render returns to the parties IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11

For Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca
ot cost gotn J. W. FERRELs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11
at'heeling geeister.
MONDAY. JANUARY IL. 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
Arrival Of Trans.

AT1fUQI OF ITdIHS.
Il. & .. X. R. so a. IN. 40 p. IN. 1870 pm.
Cent?. o. Div 40 a. III. 6.2j a .m.,l AZ pm.
Clevei'd&Pitt HOO u. IN. 6.O2 p. IN. gil pm.
Hempfi'd RR S.l0a. IN. ........... .... I'D pm.
eSteubeuville Accommodation lilo pm.
Departure Cf Trains.
Il. * o. X. r. 6.4j u. III. $50 AIN. 80 p. IN
Centr'l q. Div 40 Il. IN. 80 pm. $40 y. IN
Clevel'd& Pitt 6Oj n. IN. II .lOa.m. '3.O3 PIN.
Hemph'd X X 65j a. M .............. 2.5o p. III
-SSteubenvilie Accommodation 4.53 p. IN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11

NoTIcE-GTcat Reluctiou IL Close
Best Calicos, 8 cents per yard, and all
other goods and Carpets in proportion, 50
rs to close the entire stock in thirty days.
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11

For Silk Dress Goods at dead cost, go
To J.W FERRELs'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11

The LADIES FAvoRITE-ThoSe beau
tiful Box-toei Bntton Caters ut
l.. Y. BLOSD's
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Uep0rtMre 81 Ir0lL
Steamer Market Boy.

HOURS OF pEPARrURE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-11

TOBACCO TEADE.-We received the
following circular last evening, in refer
ence to the tobacco trade;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH mARsoupp,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orle.
No. % $40.

RY g. GgNAULT. AUCT1oNERR-ou
- cerner Of Exchange allev and Bien vile srrs1
UI "a! uRDAY. October %, 1875. win Be e
chants and Auctioneers' Rxchanae. on
street, between Canal and CustOmhol,sa streaf,
virtue OF IN order from the honorable the IN
1stf rs Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated
i. 4 PROPERTY SITUATED on EspLAsu
oIhnsI between Claiborne AMI Robertson str1
nassst g french Measure, 80 feet on Rspla
lerec street, on which street said property h
ures l47 feet inches to Commences nom N
property and extending to the corner Of RI
inches, extending on the side toward Ranl.j
stieet, according TO- plan made by Bringier,
era I surveyor, on the seventeenth Of Soften
1852 snnexed to an act passed before d. Pom
the buildings end improvements thereon.
q; a PROPERTY SITUATED ON CLA1BOI
STREET, between Esplanade and Kerlerec an
mnIss;sSurlng more or less l2s feet inches froI
deep on the line dividing said property from
property q Julia Riley, on the side Of Esplaa1
ssres !, and irom there run ing on q diagonal
measures 80 feet 9 inches Fines in depth On I
side OF kerlereo street. said disgonal lipe diyil
sald properly in all it's length from the prop1
nns s5y oescroed and oeionging to said estate
vSy or, On the tenth Of April, 1899 and deposfts1
the eighteenth of May. 1886. in the Office Of IN
nermhnn, tnen o notary public, together wifi
tne buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions For Vhe property 6u
described, $1,000 cash, and the balance at one.
and three wars credit; the second described n
erty, $1,000 cash and the balance at one ana
years credit; all the notes given in payment "a
soove Two properties to bear eight per cent IN
est per annum from date till paid, aud mortr1
the purchaser will have to assume Ten sha1sl
5000 each in the capital stock of the COpsolii7
!Association Of the Planters of the State Of Ia
lana which are secured by mortgage ON the
nve per cent In case ofsui., to be paid by the I
chasers; buildings to be kept insured and poli
transferred to the holder OF the notes
Acts Of sale before Felir Grima, nct.rv nuu
a. the expense of the purchasers, e well I'd
the taxes for the year 1875, payable In 1876
side and above the price of djudicstion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07

hours. and IA nineteen feet seven inches
above low water mark. Weather cloudy
and warm.
MEnPHls, October 6.-The river has fallen
Eve inches. Weather clearing and pleas
ant. Arrived Rosx Miller, from Arkansas
river. Departed = Augusta, for White
river; Illinois, for Vicksburg; Holt and
Alton, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, October 6.-River seven feet
eight inches and rising. Heavy rain this
forenoon. Weather cloudy and cool since.
PrrTsBURG, October 6.-Rivor two feet
and rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
rainy.
EvANsvILLR, October 6.-River four feet
two inches and falling. Light rain last
night. Weather cloudy and cool to-day.
CAnO, October 6.-Arrived-Cherokee
from New o. leans, at ten o'clock last night;
Bonnie Lee, from Louisville, at ! T. N. TO-
dsy. Observation-Disclosures, for Cincinnati.
ut eleven last night; Pandy, for Red river,
At 4P, NJ; Bonnie Lee. for New Orleans,
at Eve. River eleven feet ten inches and
falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury $50:
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-The river has
rlssn eight inches, with four feet nine inches
in the canal. Weather cloudy and cool.
DoWn-Goyernor Allen, from Cincinnati to
New Orleans.
81. LOUIS, October observation-disclosures
from New Orleans; City of Vicksburg, from
Vicksburg. Dspsrted-COmmonwealth, At
lantic and bargee, for New Orleans. The
river has fallen four inches. Weather cloudy
and cold Heavy rain last night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
l. By 8. 0u1nsult.
SUCCESSION OF h. Bo1zRLLR.

RY =. GUlNAULT, AUCTIONBRR-or
- corner Of exchange alley and Bienville strs
On SATURDAY, November 6, 1875, Will 81
attwelye o'clock NJ, at the MerchsntS and
tioneers Exchange, on Royal street, between
from the honorable the second District q,
tos the o- parsh OF Orleans, dated the afth Of
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in subu,,
John, In the Second District Of this CITY. IN
square bounded BY Fifth or Dupre. Sixth az W.
It. John and Washington streets. SAID
measure each 80 fe+t inches lines front IN
John street, BY 1928 feet II inches lines in AZ
between parallel lines, tnRether with ali The rs
ings and improvements thereon.
. plan ct the Exchange.
Terms One half caeh. and the balance AZ r.,
ano eighteen months credit for notes secureSI
morfgsSe, bsanng eight per cent interest
insured policy transferred 10 the nelier oi|
notes, tue lawyers fees At i've per cent, to bei
BY the purchaser.
Act Of sole before O. Drouet, notary pub,t|
the expense Of the purchaser e. well - M
tsxes for the year 1875. payable in 1876 inciuI
the drainage. oc6 ia n N :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07

MARY JOSEPHINE OCTAvIs SERRK Va MI
H1fHAHLLE SkRRE, WIDOW OF THO
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlea
No. 80 2s6.
by JOHN G. MONROsR, AucrroNRl
- ONCE No. so Royal street.-SATURI
November u, 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ, 81 the
Cnants' and AuctioneeIs Exchange, on B,
Val be sold BY public auction, by virtue !,
Judgment rendered by the Hon A. L. Tissot. ia
o. tae Second District Court for the paiisl
Sc,sGnc ds ssss September ~ 1878 and al
CERTAik Pisos Or fo dSr5ISe Of P Sao5
0getner with the very large raised family
ss9e, retired from the street, situsted In thsl
Hospital, Deuphine, Barracks and BurSs
g said piece or portion Of ground mesaI
g feet mont on Hospital street BY SO feet in a
estMsen equal and parallel lines, ana 90 isii
Of ground IL composed Of the whole Of III III 4
lots designated BY the Nos. 9, 1 aud S On 4
ne %sd s ny Jossph pile, deputy city surveyor,
act OF eale to Edmond Soniat, executed before
II % Armae. .lste notary public in tl,io city
me fourteenth Of January 1884, according to vi
s saS pan s 9I sa's three ioss Nos and neas
ioet inches In width on the rear line, and 98
In Depth between equal and parallel lineo
= = CERTAI Lot OF GROUND, aituAtsd in,
inchea lines ffunt on Dauphins street. 70 ~
inches mel lines IA width on the rear line, and
parallel lines; and said lot, . portion Vhereof|
Jolns n the rear the above described piece or
ton q ground, ia portion Of the lot designated
ne No: on the above mentioned plan Or jos
r,le. according 70 which eaid plan said lot n
measured originally % feet 10 inches lines n
on Dsnphine street, % feet 10 inches lines on
rear line, and le9 feet 10 inches lines In DEPTH
tween equal aud parallel lines. -
Terme-OnB-fourth cash on the suot and
balance on . credit Of one, two and thYee ye}
IN notes divided into coupons, secured by SO
Mortgage and vendors lien, bearing interest &
ne q eight per cent per aAnum, from dsy Of 7
untn nnal payment; In case Of suit Eve per :
sttofReg,s heea to BE- likewise occurred by ~
gsge. The buildipgs to be kept insured, and
policy transferred to vendor. .'7I'1S -
;. Acts Of sale at the expenss Of purchassrs bef
Z. Legardeur, notary public. oc7 l6 % 30 nos 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
REEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

st LOUIS4teamer Glencoe-2S2 bales cotton Is.
SKIS cotton Cd hhds tobacco 1921 bbls f1Our 70(
bbls meal l6sks oats 2l52 axis corn 452 bales hav
and sundry Dduce "' my
MvDlSONteamer Tom Parker-lse bslea cot.
ton % SKIS con seed and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trenton-3Ol bales mt.
ton 1856 skstton seed g SKIS seed cotton II hhds
sugar Jig hecattle and sundr1es
LOWkR OST-Steamer Ib sria-467 aka roup
rice and sunes Ao1sn
UNION PkTAT1ON-steamer Josephine-446
sks rough riand sundries
LOWk9 Steamer Oriole--48 SKIS rough
rice lJ3 sks Get potatoes bales broom corn and
. Lower Cer-steamer Favorite-ils .ksroush
rice and suIies
BATON RGB-Steamer B L Hodee-42 ba,es
cotton liz cotton seed sks seed cotton Ga
sks rough risi bbls new molasses 5000 stsyes = 4
sundries -
CAIRo-Sher Mary Houstan--ss7 bales cotton
Az eks c0ttSeed 2267 SKIS corn 635 sks hran aS.T
bpls dour Acts oats 226 bales hay 400 bble lime So
bbls whisky7 bbls potatoes 200 bbls grits and
LOWS Usr-steamer " sloon-los SKIS rough
rice and sunss
ANTE RIR-Steamer Ahce-26 bales sotton
orc teet luer rs 900 shingles IS cords wood aud
REIPTs BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'SUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
october 6-lbales cotton SKIS seed cotton I87
head cattle 1bls syrup half bbls syrup hhds
REV Drills AND MOBILE RAILROAD. octo.
her 6-!72 balOttOn loo bbls whisky 200 bbls lime
81 half bbls vky 10 bbls rosin 246 bbls pork and
sundries r-- .AN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07

ReesS nlusr M secs l r. sespo
bslss, asAinst 1900 On last Wsdassdsy ind
FsiS,y sjssise q lsss sncs
1878 10 vel md 10 ss Last seai. md
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

MAHhE Els.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Posts finan-
eiAl article says: Gold opened ct liz and
has since sold ut ll6N, ll70l17b. The
rates for gold loans are l64 q l-32 v day,
and 607 p cent per annum. Foreign ex-
change Immediately felt the effect of lower
gold and easier borrowing rates. although the
common belief is that the decline in gold Is
but speculative turn. The leading draw
ers of sterling opened their rates at "a 7slh
vspces, the last leaving the nominal rates
ct "a 8604 "a. In the morning prime bank
ers' sixty day sterling sold as low as "a 77aa,
and since has advanced to "a 79. and de-
mand sold at 81 80 and since at "a 49, The
last advance in nominal rates has, however,
diminished business.
In the money market call loans are 203
y cent, and prime mercantile paper 507 v
cent Government bonds are quiet and
steady, prices being q shade easier than
Yesterday. The general stock market
opened u q " higher than yesterday, and
in the first half hour was firm. In the next
half hour there was . decline of II o y /,
since which time there hes been an ad-
vance Of " q ". The three stocks which
have moved independently of the general
list are Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific and
New York Central.
The extreme sales, giving the stocks in
the order of activity, have been as follows:
Lake Shore 53as 054S; Pacific Mail 35ss @
36ae; Missouri Pacific 26023k; Unien
Pacific 63 q 63as; Northwest 3SA 059; West
ern Union Telegraph 76S 076ss; New Jer-
sey Central l04la l03h; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi 1865 q 1865; Erie l50l5A; Hannibal
and st. Joseph lS01Sla; st. Paul 3403h;
Atlantic and Pacific, preferred, IN 66A:
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ll8
01lsh, and Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Hh 0H&.
Cotton closed steady; middling uplands
l3Ac; Orleans 1880; sales today 1896
bales; consolidated net receipts 66, 463; OK.
ports to Great Britain l2,3l8; to France
i5l6; to the continent 1909; net receipts 3l3;
gross 1856
Futures closed strong; sales 81, 400 bales,
- follows: October Is 5-32c; November
- l-3ac; December l3c; January 10 ll60
I3 1880 l319c; April Is ll-l6013Ac; May
Is 15l60l4c; june 14@ ola 3l6c; July
IA 5l60A 1l-32c; August IA 7l60l4h.
]. Flour active, slightly in buyers favor.
Superfne Western and State IS 2005 so.
Southern Hour quiet; common to fair extra
Is 9007, good to choice do " 0509. Wheat
dull and heavy, 162c lower; only very
limited inquiry; y "a J Al fS g, &C sound new
do amber Western, 81 350i So for do
white Western, 81 81 for St. Louis winter
red. Corn opened firm afterwsrd declined
lc, and closed with little better tone and
fair demand; 6806 9c for steam Western
mixed, 949 70c for sail do, 7007lc for
high mixed and yellow Western, So O. &c for
HIN dried damaged and heated West
32053c. Coffee-Rio quiet and steady.
Sugar quiet and unchanged; refined
Active and frmer; 103s l0lhc for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

UOlu Op6nou 81 III UlI ~, AgAlnbU
liz at New York, and after limited bust
ness closed at I170Il7A against 1861 in
that market. The sales summed up $26 900,
embracing $4,000 at III, $4,000 at III Q liz V,
$1,000 at 1l71s, $4,000 at l17ls 0ll7A, and
$4,000 at 117A.
No sales of silver were reported. Ameri-
can half dollars were still quoted at 1l00
ll01A, and Mexican dollars at 1914 094 gold.
Sterling exchange opened at previous
figures. and under . better bill market at
New York, was rather stronger at noon,
but weakened on the subsequent decline in
gold, and closed at the opening rates. The
movement Was only of moderate extent.
The sales comprised fl8,600, embracing
fl000 and $4,000 continental bills at IS 52ls,
$4,000 bill OF lading and AL clear at $5 531a q
S 54, fl000 and f500O bill of lading and
$4,000 AL clear at IS 81, and f600 American
ships bill at IS Sc.
Francs ruled at previous figures at the
opening, and being unchanged at New
York, sympathized with the subsequent de-
cline in gold at that market, closing nearly
u v cent lower. The sales comprised 26O,
00O, embracing $4,000 commercial at AGO;
$4,000 at 4.58a4, and 81, 900 at ASSN.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS 521A as 531a for bill Of lading and AL
clear, and --0S5 So for bank, and francs at
AGO 58A for commercial, and nominal
for bank.
, The movement in New York sight was of
fair extent and rates were unchanged. The
sales covered $235, 900. embracing $25, 900
commercial and $4,000 private bankers
and bank at " v cent discount, and $780,
private bankers and $4,000, $25, 900, $45,
600 and $65 900 bank at ZIG.
The banks continued to check on New
York at " v cent discount, and commercial
sight was still quoted at y OILS.
Nothing transpired in stocks
The sales of bonds included 5000 city pre-.
MUM bonds at 81, $1,000 new State cOnsols
at 81; and 90 $500 jefferson City issues, yes
terday at -. Both city issues and new
State cons0ls continue steady and firm.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan Police
warrants; they are still quoted at 65070.
No sales of State warrants were reported.
Issues of 1874 are still quoted at 60065 for
large and IS go tor small; 1878 and pre-
vious years, fundable, at IS 036, and do, not
fundable, at --029.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
SUCCESSION NOTICES

eucccssien Of Gniflaame Jules Gourd(
2BCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR rHR PAR]
- Of Orleans, No. %, OF. Notice is hereby RI
70 the creditors Of this estate and to ali other
aays nom the present notification IL sny d
rave Or cant why the account presented
Re Widow GuilAume Jules iourdon, tutrix,
gsted and approved, and the funds distribul
~ sccordAnce Herewith. A. I. -, 7.-7-''-'-
BY order Of the Court 'AFss -
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TAX C0LL|R's sALE-NO. 2Ia7.
STATE OF LOU. PARISH OF oRLyASs-
Fourth D City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LON VS.. TWO cRRrArn BOD
riONb OF % In square No. 500; assessad
in the nametKR SEIGFRIkD.
Tax CoLLKcT0R's OypIcs. ,
70. rs Josephine streot,
rl0ann. Hanfamhsp "a Io,x 4

Tax CoLLKcr0R's OypIcs. +,
No. rs yosephine streot,
~ fieans, September n, 1875.
by vRTUR p POWER IN MR VESTED
- py Ino act legislature Of this State, Ia.
q 81 1875 spprofch II. 1873, will proceed to
eoH - pupnc apt my once, No. 245 Joseph
inc street IN th4gurth District Of this cifv.
on ThukSDAfPber =, 1875, ct twelve
o'clock NJ thslng described property to
TWO CERrAfTloNs OF GROUND. in
square No. go, b ~ jackson. CiSrS ~ -
and Josephine aneasurine 60 bv IN ~
known - lots N1diS, ffontinr a iscEso,,,
and Clara street,
Sad property bean saised by me to sstisfv
privfIoEo and ou0 tia 6fafS N v.ors.s"ny
for taxes upon keperty for fha vssr in1s
t tS1ns,n9 q Ritrn md eighty i've cents,
~ aid sale th}ty Wiii 6of ~ aasrA,..t.,a
onlees the "a y IGotent smounf ~ .sfsss1
the aforeaAiM CXd No fhn ,1nnsid xs~ex
upon snkd ptUpeI tie yasrs MI s,,a In
Ssy sss ssc,v wsa ahd charges which may
The purchaser hale q entitlsA IA ~ ,,ut 4,
immediate posoe@ f~'AA
Terms-CaAh ojot. - M ~
". a d BADo4R.
btete III uouspxth District, CITY d New
OIAo4ns. / 49,. n01S28 oc2 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLRANS-
Fourth District, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO PORTIONS OF
name of SALLlE B. TRBAULT. 'A'
STATE TAX CoLLRCToR's OPrIcS. :,
No. 24S Josephine street, J
New Orleans. Sepfamher "a JQ7S (

bTATk TAX C0LLECT0RG OPFICH \
No. 245 Josephine street,
New Orleans, September "a, 1875
PY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MR. yssTRD
- BY the act of the Legislature Of this State M
a Of 1873 approved March H. 1873 will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office No. 245 Joseph
inc street in the said Fourth District Of this city
on THURSDAY, October Z, 1875 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property. To
wit foP'AsJ' y"
TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND, in
square Sla No. 267. bounded by Baronne Dryades
renclty and St Andrew streets, fronting on Ba.
rome street, known as part of lot No. 81 measur
Ing Is by 100 feet, and part Of lot No 81 and LOT
No. 50, measuring IS BY l20 feet Together with ali
belonging 'A0'0un'o
Said property having been seized BY me to sat.
isfy privilege and claim due the State Of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the wear 1873
s an to eighty 'seven dollars together with
At said sale the property will not be adiudicated
unless the bid is foI sufficient amount to aatisfv
the aforesaid claim. w '"'i'AJ
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
In immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
state Tax Collector. Fourth District CITY Of New
orleans. seas 28 oc2 7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
TAX COLLECTOR,S sALE-NO. oAea.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF oRrRANs
Fourth District, City of New Orleans,
STATE " LOUISIANA VS.. FIVE PORTIONS OF
GROUND, fronting on Clara street. in snusra
70; 3!s; assessed in the name Of WIDOW b,

STATE TAx CoLLEcroR's Opp1o-. +,
No 245 Josephine sfrees.
New Orleans. September "a, 1875 }
RY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
- BY the act Of the Legislature Of this State. No
~ OF 1879. approved March Il, 1873 will proceed
70 sell ct public auction, at nv ofice, No.
~ Josephine street. Il. the sAid Fourth District
OF this city, on THURSDAY, October Il I81s
at twelve O'Clock H., the following described prop
erty, to wit fAOf
HvE CERTAIN PORTIONS OF aRourp. in
SQUARE No 37a, bounded by CLARA, Fret, MagnoIis
and Philip stseets fronting Clara street, meas
nring 81 BY l2l feet. known - parts Of lots from
Nos. 70 inciu.ive. Together with ali tie i'm.
longing. -
Said property having been seised by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the State Of Louisiana
for taxes upon said properly for the yesr 1873.
amounting to twenty four acllars and sixty ave
cents, together with all costs and charges,
Az SAID sale the property will net be adiudicated
unless the bid 10 for Sufficient amonnt 10 eatisfy
tne AFORESAID claim. and also the unpaid tsxes
upon SAID property for the yeArs 1872 and 1874 Ia.
scclued. ~ 10y A~'o
The purchaser at this sale 10 entitled to be mt
in immea ate possession, " ~ F-'
Terms-Cash on the spot. ...-.
A. s. BApGPR
state Ta1 Collector. Fourth District, City Of new
Orieans. oc1