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mixed up nature that only the evidence
will produce the facts. 1t appears that
Bridget RYAN and the Criswell family
cot into trouble with each other on Tues
dav last. which has resulted IN suits and
cross suits TO woeful degree. Alice
Creswell is charged with as
sault and battery on Bridget Ryan.
This case will come up for trial to-day
at eight o'clock a. N. Mary j. CrlsweIl
mas had peace warrant issued against
Bridget RYAN. who is held gu her own
recognlzance for 500 to appear at Pro-
bate Court on the first day Of next term,
July 9TH. Bridget Ryan had the same
legal operation performed against Mrs.
Mary j. Crswell with similar results.
What the next move will be in this COM
plicated case is very uncertain.
The Tape Worm Physicians, who are
temporarily doing business in this city, got
into trouble among themselves yesterday,
while discussing matters over social
glass at q popular resort known to the
initiated as the Red Onion During
the heat Of passion and prevalence Of bad
blood, one OF: the gentlemen 50 far forgot
his dignity rs to declare himself the bet
ter man, and he could make his associate
take water, or words TO that effect. This
assertion was properly resented by
the other indignant dispenser
of Tape Worm Antidotc, and
q test OF physicaI strength ensued. About
this time un officer ot the peace appear
q 4 Lei.
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Accommodation tram leaves Bcllaire at
80 p. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
6:E p. NJ.
Tickets to all principle points in the
East aud West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
al the station at Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS,
ny24 General Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r.

GUN DENSED II VI h IAND.
La - = ~. - -.
IN AND AFTER MAY ., lS75, TRAINS
lows, viz:
.ACCoM'o MAIL. EXPRESS.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped silks just
opened ut J. :. RHODES " COS
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% . -

AvorHER lot of White Vests, just re-
.nivcd at NJ. GUTNAN X Coz.
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our stock /, the largest.
NJ GUTMAN, X Go.
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vou,r- Du,tcr, in all colors and quail
;,i.. 81, VI. GrTMAN X CO..
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Hnif: Hair! Hair

And hair for Colorcd persons. \ COM
pietc stock of trimmed hats and bonnet,
for ladies and children. Piece Grape and
Grape wells, nj
W. =. HAcHMAN'S,
llg3 Mnin street
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Upon examination nt the assets and
liabilities of the Peabody Insurance Com
pany We are fully satisfied aS 10 its IT,
spousibilitS. signed.
JOHN REID,
\. WILSON,
WM. =. GOSHORS,
THOS. O'BRlE\,
Committee.
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POLICE CouRr-Mdge Cra,mrr.

There were six cases before the Police
! Court Yesterday morning.
William Kemp, for drunkenness, was
/ fined five dollars ana coscs. In default
/ of payment he was committed for ten
days.
Jasnes Gum, for drunkenness, WAS lei
of by the payment OF one dollar and
| costs.
Mr.. Jones, for leaving his horse un,
htched on the public streets, was fined
one dollar and costs.
Tue case of James Harriet, charged
witt disorderly conduct, was continued
until this morning.
Joseph Glass, for disorderly conduct
was fined three dollars and costs.
c. Anderson, for obstructing the side
walks, was assessed one dollar and costs.
The LUNA-TICs.-It was Il dreamy,
bright night in June, lonly two nights
ago. They were slowly vending their
way homeward rs the moon was rising in
the eastern horizon.
She was leaning languidly on his arm,
as they walked pensively along together,
he devoting his time looking at her and
gazing at the heavens, or in gazing at
her or looking at the heavens.
1t was one Of those moments when ST.
lencc was sacred, when their souls were
conversing-perhaps without knowledge
of their lips. He looked around with II
SIGH. when all at once the idea struck him
and hard too.
How would you like to live in the
moon" he asked, Ms he Stroked her chin
with his disengaged hand.
ooh! know it would be delightful,
she exclaimed, ''there's man in it.
The preliminaries were arranged, and
the affair comes of just before the next
"full," the cold gentleman" giving
his consent, with the remark that he
thought them, to say the least, outright
unatics, to which the young man answer
ed by saying that he was always fond OF
"moonshine' in any shape.
81 never would although we'd II come
it so easy, "sh- whispered in his ear rs he
kissed her good night at the gate.
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ORR prices are be lowest.
VI. GUTMAN x Go.


EVERYBODY is uIkin-obou: tn" prices
J. : Rhodes X Co. ar" selling Back SILKS
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LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE river Is
rising with 8 feet 1 inches in the canal
and / feet / inches in the Indian chute.
Arriycd-Arlington, Cincinnati; John
Gilmore, Nashville Cobb, Cecil, Honton.
Drpartcd-Arlngton, Memphis; John
Gilmore, Pittsburgh. Weather very
.uLtrY and clear
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OUR variety Is the greatest.
NJ. GUTMAN X Go.
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STBOUND TRAINS.

Nos and 10 run daily; No. daily eX-
cept Sunday; No. / daily, except Saturday.
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for PhilaielPhla,
New York and Boston. At Washington
City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct cOnnoc-
lions for ali points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSBURGH AND BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
EAsT-LEAVES WEST-LEAVES.
wheeling Washington Pa,
daily atS:UjA. NJ daily ats 40 \. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily al. r.. daily at......2:lOP. NJ.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets TO ali principal points can be
procured al the office AT the Depot.
THOS. x. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES. General Agent, Wheel
ing jung
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Index TO New Advertisements.
Oilcloths-G. Mendel, Booth * Go.
Anaroid Burometers-Wm. A. Turner.
Letter List.
Tempe, FVgit-Time for flies.
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To PRESERVE BoQUET.-lf the fol-
lowing is worth anything the ladies
should feel under obligations to us for re-
producing it:
when YOU receive II bouquet sprin-
kle it with fresh water; then put it
into vessel containing some soap
suds, which nourish the roots and
keep the flowers as good us new.
Take the bouquet out OF the suds every
morning, and lay it sideways in fresh
water; keep it there minute or two,
then take it out and sprinkle the
flowers lightly by the hand with pure
water Replace the bouquet in soapsuds
and the flowers will bloom as fresh as
when gathered, The soapsuds need to
be changed every third day. By observ-
ing these rules bouquet may be kept
bright and beautiful tor at least one
month, and will last longer in u very
passibIe state; but the attention to the
fair but frail creatures, as directed above,
must be strictly observed"
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WHrrL1NG, March 3ISt, 1877

The Peabody Insurance Company re
speottullv sOlicits continuation OF the
patronage of the late Fire and Marine In
surance Company, guaranteeing satiSfac-
ton by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
Nm. RAlLEl, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
JL.V. RODGERS, Secretary.
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WHEELING CAMP MEETING AssoCIA-
TON A meeting of the Wheeling Dis
trirt Camp Meeting Association, was
held last evening in the NJ. L. Church,
ut Moundsville. Present, Rev. +. Ball,
President, Rev. W. Webb, Rev. ID. IL.
Kline, Rev l.. II. Jordan, Rev. II. {.
Sanford, }. H. Lancaster, j. NJ. Rich
ards, Samuel Faris, Nathan Little, Al
fred Tomilson d. r. Bell, William Alex
ander Samuel Jepson, George Edwards,
John Battle and NJ Dunn.
Rev. DR.. Riley, was elected to I'll the
vacancy in the Board occasioned by the
death of Rev. j. NJ. Hartley.
The following persons were elected To
I'll the places of members who have not
attended the meetings OF the Association
Rev. II. c. Sanford, Rev J. p. Thatcher
and j. J. Candy.
The following committee was appoint
ed to prepare resolutions respecting the
death of Rev. l.. w. Hartly: Rev. l..
II. Jornan and y. II. X. Dix.
y resolution was proposed requesting
the pastors in the Wheeling district to
urge upon their members full attend
ance upon the meeting commencing Au-
gust llth.
The Association adjourned to NEE.
July 10th ut II o'clock A. NJ.
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ST. LOUIS, June lO.-Arriyed-North
western. st. Paul; City Of Nicksb1rg,
Vicksburg; Dubuque, st. Paul; Dngan,
Jefferson City; Brown, Cairo. Departed
Northwestern. kcokuk; Muscatinc, st.
Paul; Belle of Memphis, Memphis.
River fallen inches. Weather clear
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BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEPORT wants street sprinkler
and she is going to have it. Mr.. William
Graham has succeeded in gettn" Il Sutli-
cent number Of siguer~ to paper to in
sure the successful execution OF the work.
ADAM EBERLE has had hi, store room
and building rclittcd and renovated
throughout. He keeps first class
store, and does business in 81
manner satisfactory to the public Ia
connection with his establishment j, an
ice house. where is stored away several
hundred tons Of pure and clear Wheel
ing Creek ice, which lie Will furnish to
customers at the ice house for - cents
per 100 lbs, and to .Etuavillc and Mar
tins Ferry customer, Mt 10 cts. per 100
lbs. Mr. Eberlc is an cntcrprising ci,I-
zen. and deserves a good share OF public
patronage.
THE attention of the Corporation Au-
thorities is called to the dangerous con-
dition of the foot walk on the bridge con-
Meeting Bridgeport and kirkwood. In
many places the boards are 80 tim and
decayed that small effort with the foot
would crush hole biz enough to ctyour
leg through. Wear informed that it is
the duty Of the corporation
to keep the foot walk
in order, and in view Of the fact that il
lthe corperationJ has been muIctcd for
damages to the amount Of 800 or $500
heretofore, by persons receiving injuries
from causes somewhat similar. 1t would
be well to remember the old adage: IAN
nnncn of nreNention,' DC.
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a FORTUNE IT. EVERY PAM
- Lf buys II. sold by Agents. A4....-
q. ). WALKER, Erie, Pa. apg.
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SQUIRE EAGLEsroN had his hand.
full of business Yesterday, and of such a
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0OO DAILY To AGENTS. - New, ...
DAU c!cS ana The best Family gun..
America, with TWO SJuJ Chrome, ..
A. VI. MFG Co, 80 Broadway. y.
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TnrT SAMPLES TO AGENTS. IAl.r-.
Xxi Combination Nr.I.y-Huu,. .....
IIILl ChromoS. send stamp. f.P.U...a
New Bedford. Mas, ,.....
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SHERIFF COCHRAN paid our town a
short visit on Friday.
THOMAS JEAKINs was slightly hurt,
while working in the Carlisle Streer sew
er by some brick falling on him.
OFFICER BURNETT has resigned hI>
rloca ON the police force and "I"p>y
Madden was appointed in his place.
I'D 5. DRExxrN, Esq, hu, moved
into his new house ut the head Of llano-
yer street.
GEORGE SHREINER is running m eN-
press wagon to Wheeling and back, one
trip per day.
! r. Thomas is attending the State
Sohboth School Convention now in ,"--
sion Mt Newark, OHIO.
RTy. EDWARDS has returned from the
District Conference ut Cambridge ana
will occupy his pulpit "s usual on Sun
day.
l. SPENCE is away on trip through
,bn south and West in the Interests Of
hi. establishment. Mr.. W. II. Wood at
tend. TO the office during his absence.
The public schools at Mt. Pleasant
CLOSE on Friday with a grand pubic
entertainment Two boys. sons Of DR..
Updegraii and D. Srhooley vii. graduate.
Z D. SWEENEY Ia, just finished burn
ipgoL kin of two hundred Thousand nice
LricL NcCord X SON have Kiln almost
r..5y. to burn. Each yard lave orders
far ahead of their capacity.
\ VERY quiet little wedding was cc,e-
brated at the residence Of Thomas Cow
Esq. on Thursday evening last, Tie
nr;ncinals we're Richard O'BrteR and
XII. Sarah \ Cow. Rev. II. i. Ed
v,ord. o;iicInted. Dick wa> 80 siy in his
movements that most q hi friends will
bc .vruri.cd Mt this announcement.
At,eay crowd Of little folks and a
Great many large ones, came over .rom
Wheeling on Thursday 10 enjoy day S
Measure in our beautiful grove and they
Ind tall dav of romplng and pleasure,
without a single mishap OF any KIND to
mar the occasion. Heretofore these PIC
mics have been great source ot annoy
spce to the people living near the
grove a. the children and some oi
larcer growth took unwarrSntaDie hb'r-
ties with their premises, by pulling low
ers. breaking fences, and tresp"ssinG gen
erallv. We are pleased to say nothing
of the kind occurred this time and great
credit is due the Professors 10 charge.
They have our thanks,
SQUIRE EAGLEsroN had his hands
full of business Yesterday, and of such a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-23
The German Soldier,

The Countess Won BOthmer writes: Men
0ermany are rarely seen out OF uniform;
hen they are it is greatly to their disad-
ntage. Yet such is the inconsistency of
9nsn nature that nothing affords q young
ncer 30 much delight as to elude the vigil
noe of his u0rgeset=ten and appear at q
snic or an excursion en- ciril. In Germany,
mere every one il soldier first and man
Harvard livery much afterward), the free
pm granted to our plungers and frlskers
Promenade along Piccadilly or down the
ady side of Pail Mall in garments elo
vent of Poole is unknown. The most au-
Acious of Moltke's heroes would scarcely
se to pass under the nose of his superior
neer in non-military garments. Sooth to
the trsvesty is not telling. The
oung mans legs, which looked straight
uniform. appear stiff now; his waist,
ems wanting in balance and compression;
= vell-squared shoulders appear clamor-
& for his epaulets; his hand gr0pes for the
aofd-hilt. He can scarcely be expected to
NY an umbrella THAT weapon 90 dear to
e heart Of the Briton), and his swsgger
ms Inappropriate shorn of sabre and stock
the whole he has very much the appear
- Of . petit epicier endimanche. The
oAes, being only taken out at rare and
leeant intervals, usually belong to past
s9,on, and being worn surreptitiously,
~ frequent glancing round corners lest
soerAls should be lying in. ambush
in Arae dAys' p,immerarrest for the youth.
tlregularity of costume, there ID : want
- and dignity disastro ~ to the effect
- young man's cong uering charms. He
& very handsome in hls UNIFORM. Why
~ 10 stay In NJ ,. .,...-..
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate transfers
for the week ending Thursday, October
81, copied from the books of the mortgage
office:
A lot Of ground in the square bounded by
Constance, Seventh, Eighth and Laurel
streets, sold for $3.50; cash $500, mortgage
elO5O. -
Lot No. 20, in the square bounded by
Customhouse, Bieuville, IRENE and Marsis
streets, sold for $500; cssh 5000, mortgage
$500.
Lot No. 16, in the square bounded by
First, Second, Magnolia and Locust streets,
sold for $3.50; cash $l75, mortgage $l75.
Lot No. l, in square bounded by Common,
Banks, Rocheolave and Dorgenois streets,
sold for Sl3l4; mortgage $l3l4.
Lot No. 9, in square bounded by Nayades
or First, Pearl, Hillary and Adams streets,
sold for 1926; cash s2l2 so, mortRa 90 $2l2 so.
Lots Nos. | and 2. in square bounded by
First, Second, Magnolia and Locust Streets
sold for 5000; cash $500, mortgage $500.
The undivided third in and to a lot of
ground, in square bounded by Poydras,
Natchez, Magazine and Camp streets, sold
for $4,000; cash $2500, Inortg age $500.
/. The undivided half of portion of
ground, in square bounded by st. Charles,
Second, Third and Prytania streets. =. An
other portion of ground, adjoining the
above and fronting on Third street, sold for
$500; cash $3.50, mortgage $3.50.
Lot No. 10, in square bounded by Gus
tomhouse, Bienville. IRENE and Marais
streets. sold for 500; cash 1904 g., mort
gage $l95 3s.
Lot No. 81, in square bounded by Roman,
Kerlerec. Columbus and Derbigny streets,
sold for $1,000; cash 5000, mortgage 5000.
Lots Nos. II, Is and Is, in square bound
ed by Perdido, Carondelet, Baronne and
Union streets. sold for 1000; cash $1,000,
mortgage $1,000.
Lot No. 9, in the square bounded by
jackson, Chippewa, Philip and Annnncia-
ton streets, sold for $4,000; cash 5000, mort
gage $500.
Lots Nos. 6 ana 7. in the square bounded
by Market and Jackson streets aud Pacific
and Elmire avenues, sold for $780, cash
$3.50, reversion $3.50.
Five lots of ground in the square bounded
by Port street or Bayou st. John, Grand
Route st. John, First and Washington
streets, sold for $4,000; mortgage $4,000,
A lot of ground in the square bounded by
Bourbon, Dauphine, Customhouse and
Canal streets, sold for Sill 900; cash $500,
mortgage $500.
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CADDO.


From the Telegram:
The wOrkingmen hold meeting October
%, to determine on candidates for mayor
and administrators. 1850
Cicero Stephens was placed under $1,000
bonds to appear for trial OF the killing of
John Allen last March. Ben and Robert
Stephens, who we're concerned in the homi-
eide, are still at large. 'a
About 600 hands are at work on the New
Orleans Pacific railroad, under Major Green,
chief engineer. Sixteen miles are already
graded and crosstied.
From the Times:
There was white frost on the nineteenth
instant.
There are six candidates for mayor, three
for administrator of improvements, and one
for administrator of finance.
RED RIVER.
From the Coushatta Citizen:
The yellow fever has been the means of
keeping country people out Of town this
week, consequently there has been very
little business doing.
The fever broke out among the troops,
who we're immediately removed to the hills.
One soldier died, and four other cases were
reported. No more deaths have occurred,
and DR.. Guthrie gives assurances that it
will spread no more.
A camp meeting, under the auspices of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, is in full
tide of success at Ratcliffe's Mill.
In wing that Coushatta is the best
place for those within reasonable distance
to bring their cotton, a list of six dealers is
given.
NArcHITocHEs.
From the indicator:
Mr.. s. Curtis, who was stabbed in the
affair of Sunday. is doing we'll.
The river is falling at Grand Ecore:
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STATE TAX COLLRoToR's O9PIcn,)
No. Esplanade street, ,
New Orleans, October 10, 1875.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED BY
ID the act of the Legislature of this State No. A.
OF 1873, approved March a. 1873, will proceed to
sell at public auction at my Office, No. Esplanade
street. in the said Third District of this CITY on
SATURDAY, October % 1875, at twelve o'clock Nj,
the following described property, to wit
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in square No.
I, bounded by Eysisn Fields, Charities, Marigny
and Decatur streets, fronting on Elysan Fields
street, measuring "a by IS feet.
2. CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, in square No.
I, bounded by Biysan Fields Charities, Marigny
and Decatur streets, fronting on Biysian Fields
and Charities streets, measuring "a by IS feet.
Together WITH all the improvements aud appur.
tenances thereunt0 belonging
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and CLAIM due the State of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1878
amounting to one hundred aud thirty dollars and
fifty cente together with all Costs penalties aud
charges
AT said sale the property will not be adiudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with all costs and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put in
imme diate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
FRANCIS f. DUMAS
State Tax Collector, Third District, CRY Of New
Orleans. ocl3 Is 20 %
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 3496.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS -
Third District, City OF New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND,
fronting on Clouet street, in square No. ITO; as.
sessed in the name of NICHOLAS BAROIS.
STATE TAX COLLEcToR's OFFICE, }
No. Esplanade street.
New Orleans october 20. 1875.
DY VIRTUE OF THB POWER IN ME VESTED
ID bv the act of the Legislature OF this State No.
A. of 1873 approved March a. 1873 will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office, No. Esplanade
street in the said Third District of this city. on
TUESDAY, Move mber 2, 1875, at twelve O'Clock M,
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
10, bounded by Clouet, Louisa Royal and Dauphine
streets, fronting on Clouet street. measuring 65 by
ass feet Together with all the improvements and
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Said property having been seized BY me to satisfy
o privilege and claim due the state of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873,
amounting TO forty. three dollars and fifty cents,
together. with all costs penalties and charges
At said sale the property will not be adIudicated
unless the bid s TOR sufficient amount 10 satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon, and all costs and charges which may
have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
In immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot ID.
FRANCIS E. DUMAS,
State Tax Collector, Third District. City OF New
OrleanA oc2O % 96 NOS
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STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OPPGCR, }
No. 9 ksplanade street, :

STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
No. ksp8nade street,
New Orleans October 20, 1875.
PY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NH VESTED
ID by the act of the Legis AZURE of this State No.
Al of 1873 approved March a. 1873. will proceed to
sell at public auction. at my Office, No. Esplanade
street, in the said Third District of this city on
TUESDAY, November ., 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ.
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in square No. 367
bounded by Port, Lafayette, Rampant and st.
Claude streets, fronting on St Claude street meas
uring 20 by 100 feet. Together with ali the i'm.
provenents and appurtenapces thereunto belong
ing
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the State of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873,
amounting to fourteen dollars and III ty cents; to-
gether with all costs, penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon, and all costs and charges which may
have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
in immediate possession
Terms-Cash on the spot.
FRANCIS Is. DUMAS
State Tax Collector, Third District City of New
Orleans. oc2O 20 26 no2