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Henry = HicSok, Geo. +; Elmurds,
F Edward LYMAN 1. ". dollhouse,
I J.. T. Flatt. +. W. Peek.
. Hclrse Norton,
OFFICERS.
/ p.1-ident-IIenry p. Hickok.
Ca.hicr-C. W. Woodhouse.
Paving Tcllcr-S. \. Drew.
E)oikeePer-fr G9nld.
j, , 'I',1 'l4i''s 'i"i Oo'''''ioh olefA NJ
l3 -, i,.,l.r- Y q, ...;.t,
l' ~ t ,y - L, l smith
o''iN9''
HOWARD NATIONAL EANS.
At the annual meeting of the st0ckhold-
e--..r tIr Howard National Rank held ON
Tuesday. January lsth. tbo blloUing
officer. were chosen.
i-Escaee Barnes, \. ". Allen,
I {. ~ Spau'dms, .. II. Gates.
j. 49, Van N~kltn,
OFFICERS.
prc.le1t-Lawrence Barnes.
tiee-rro-ident-F. N. Van Sickien.
lft-D. \ sumner.
HUNTINGTON SAVINGS BANS.
-,,.,rrs
Henry l,mi-. VIM. g. Shaw.
~ L. Nr I. +. ward
%. 81. N--Erf, i :. Nichols,
VI. rope
ofritrgs.
p-..-l.,,- \Y,o p Via
A,es-pr.~. i.at-N. Parker
~l.re-,ry-C W,rj
.,7..,..r r,>.r .,r ,,.-,.re.-,,t,D
-,
al ''- annual Ni-olIn5 Oh 'he STOCKHOLM
er- Of thc FRS. National Bank, of Mont
pe.itr. Tuesday ibe following officers were
...-
rferrr,pe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

The arrangements are now completed for
holding the third annual convention of the
Champlain Valley Musical Associates >.
Plattsburgh, Feb. 81, Sd, IL and 9Th
poi. /. O. Emersc. Win conduct.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

The number of deaths in Montpelier -,
ing the year 1874. was 2i+y-thirty-hSe
males an1 twenty-five females; oil these
fifteen we're children under three years oil
age, SIX were over eighty years, and five be-
tween seventy and eighty. The number ei
deaths from consumption were nine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

CuARLoTTE- present to the Rev. Mr.
Torrey, 10 which reference has been made
ia these columns, consisted Of very nice
buffalo overcoat and otter cap. The pre-
sentauaa was made by Mr.. \. Edge-ton, in
the following words;
"We present these articles a. slight
token of our respect for YOU as a gentle
man of liberal Christian principles, BE
lieving as we do that it will in . measure
help shield warm and Sympathetic heart
from the chilling blasts Of rigorous win
ter, please accec- ihis coat and the good
wishes Of ,a-sty- one goats of Charlotte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

There were III stormy days in the yioini-
ty of Montpelier last year. Do; including
those in the State Haaas Daring the session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

ThuIe were more deaths in Brandon in
.ST4. than there had bosa for forty years
before except one
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Bankrupt A0t,tc7.


IN the Dis;rc: Cour; 81 the Uait.' S-f- =. d 2
| trict o.. Vermont. sat -.li loo r'r san
day cf January. A. y. l--7.
The unders -uet hereby gives a. -re n. l' -.
pOintmeut as ASS suc- o- :. DIN iu- -. .. b, I.-'
ock, n the County Of Caledonia. r.i ---e e.
Vermont. within sad p.,t-Ic-. vhr N. been ...-
jud -ed Bankrupt upon la .T.4 f,-t .a. by %"
District Court 81 SAID p>tr-r.
HALL-, u. Gay -ss.--.r.
To whom Il rnay concern
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WASHINGTON NEW :.
! LETTER FROM WENDELL PHILLIPS

! LETTER FROM wESDELL PHILLIPS
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The following let
ter Wa, received here to-day
BosToS, Jan. Q.
SIR in;rudc On your time to thank the
administration for the cOurse'taken in Louis
lana Sheridan judgment l. entirely cor
rect You must have or can easily obtain
abundant evidence t. sustain him | trus;
the Presto ent Will support him promptly
and vigorously. BE sure the North Will
rally arouu Grant in such Circumstances.
| wish to express to him my gratitude a.
citizen for the decision and sagac;ty IN deal
ing with the white league. One firm teci-
eiye hour will s.atter the whole conspiracy,
Let to itsel. il viii keep abe South IN tur-
moil and nd her in bankruptcy. j: not IN
rebellion.
Re,pe ctfa.ly. WENDELL -PalLurs.
To Gen. Beiknap. Washington. D. C.
Every spool 1s the Eureka Machine tvis- IS war
rluted full szs and Do, = quality. IL
The usual winter choru la, commenced. Cough.
cough, cough. Is the order az the Jay. Gan tnls
thin. be stopped II can. AL that s needed 10
cure the husky thr0at= and restore the sore 4uu-e
t. health and souuduoss : NALE's HONEY OF
uoEEH1UND AND TAR p-ocg able az ticnt n :
e, 9th Avenue. and by an pru- '-ists- WI
Fixes IO1th-Acls Drups-cu-r ia one minute
II is useless TO attempt to cleans stream white
the fountain is impure Dyspepsi' h, complaint ca
the liver or kidneys eruptuus %. the sen seloiua,
headaches, and all diseases ar IN from IMPURE
blood are at once removed by DIR. LhtE Al
IFOKNiA VINEGAR BlfEgs, purifier d. the blood
ana reaevatar %. the system. Il has never eeeh
known 70 iail. Jan 5--ri@"4"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

The Springfield Republican says the Rut-
land county officials are charged with TAX
ing double and treble fees allowed them by
law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

RtoproRp.-The books of the RiehfOrd
Savings Bank and Trus: Company w910
opened Tuesday, and about So $50 OF the
$50, 900 necessary to Organic has already
been taken. Tka remaining amount VIII
dorLtles, sooa be subscribed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

WRESTLING MATcn.-A wrestling match
occurred at Lyceum Hall. Cambridge,
Mass. Thursday evening, between John
Mcmahon, of Rutland. Vt, and Homer
Lane. of New York, in which the former
was victorious. two out OF three.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

The several councils OF the S0yerelgns oil
Industry In Vermont, met at Odd Fellows
hall. in Rutland, on Friday, January sth,
for the organization Of state council, A.
H. Kendall, of Springfield, Mss, special
deputy, presiding.
The following councils were represented
by delegates as follows
/ Bellows Falls Council, No. 3-PAul ".
| Bunker, Fletcher Caruthers.
HinoOski Council, No. ), M5ntpelier-J
| WsKendall, j. r Scayer.
Union Council, No. ;, St Albans-W. \.
/ Cooper, James Holloway.
Central Council, No. 6. Rutlani-Johu
Jardin, IL. Clark.
Otter Greek Council, No. :, Brandon
/ Royal F. Kidder, Edward H. Webster.
Black River Council, No ;. Ludlow D
/ C. Ilackett
Springfield Council. NJ. 9, Springfield 90
/ II. +. Wyman, \. &. Waskburn.
The councils at St Johns5ury and Brat
tleboro were unrepresented
After the full organization Of the Coun-
ell, the following officers were elected
W. \. Cooper, s.; Adams. president.
/ K. F. kidder, Brandon. vice president,
D. {. HacEett. Ludlow, secretary
/ y. K. Seayer, Montpelier. treasurer
/ 7. W. Bunker. Bellows Falls. lecturer.
John Jardine, Rutland, F. H. Webster,
/ Brandon, stewards.
/ Fletcher Caruthers, Bellows Falls. guard.
W. A. Cooper, James Holloway, st. Al
/ bans Henry Clark, Rutland II f. Wy
man, Springfield j. ". Kendall. Nontpe-
her, executive committee
Henry Clark, Of Rutland and James llol-
lowaY, Of ST Adams were elected delegates
to the National Council to be held at Phil
adclphia Jan. 18th, 1879.
The Council adjourned to meet at Rat-
land At the call of the executive commit
/ tee.
MIDDIEnuRr. - At the annual village
meeting, held Jan. 9th, the following aps
/ pointments were made
Irustses-G. Wainwright, John O'Cln
nor, y. /. Buttolph, William ). Goodrich.
/ Calvin Hill, II. b. Wright, Norman !iar-
/ ycy.
IreasureI-Jamcs N. Slalc
/ COllector-O. Z. Mead.
Auditors-James NJ. Sladc. Jr.. T.. Va
!
twas voted to put in a hyirant On each
side of the bridge. and also to lay a tax Of
20 cents on a dollar
DR.. {. B. Curricr and wife, and Jacob
Dewey and wife, are spending a couple OF
~eck- with their friends in New York city.
The annual meeting of Washington En-
CINE Company No. /, was held at their en-
CINE house, on Tuesday, the 9Th INST, and
the following officers chosen for thc ensuing
year WIN. {. Langworthy, foreman, JOHN
O'Conner, first assistant VIM. II. Allen.
second assistant, 5 Brooks, clerk.
There is case Of smallpox in French
family residing at the north end OF the VIZ
lage, near the railroad
JEaicuo.-Therc were six inches Of snow,
Thursday night, and nice slcIghing.
Tho Burlington and Lamoille E4iigo@l
Surveying party are locating between Roi-
inson's postofice, North Underhill and
Cambridge Boro. with headquarters still at
Dixon ;, at Underhill. They will change
to Bruce's Hotel, Cambridge. on Monday
next
Phillip L. Prior las sold his house anJ
lot, at the Corners, to L. b. Howe
j. K. Talcott. of Williston, the receiver
appointed by the county court in the girls
mill firm matters Of Farley < Grebbin, a
tho Corners. expects to have the mill II
running order again soon. =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

Gro.on lumber dealers shipped about
5 600 DOC feet of lumber from that town
last year,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

The While River Valley Agricultural
Associate II have invited the State Board Of
Agriculture, Manufactures and Mining, to
hold meeting at Bethel, during the win
ter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

:
the great skin remedy .nr NIPPLES, black heAdi 90
nesh WORMS. Or consult b. &. Perry Inc uulel
Sk Doctor, {. Bond St. New lorA. +'"t"
CONs!-NPTIVBs. TAKE NOTICE.
Every moment % delay makes your cure more
hopeless and much depends upon the jud.eious
choice Of a remedy The amount OF testimony in
favor Of Dr.. Schenck's Pumonic syrup, Is cure
for Consumption. ar exceeds all tha. can be
brou hit. % supper, the pretcu;ous Of any other
me ic.ne. See Or. Schenck's Almanac. containing
the certificates OF many persons o. high respectable
i:y. who have been restored 10 health, a'ier he n
pronounced iacngahlo hy physicians o. aeknowi-
cd ed ability. Schencs's Pu.monlc Syrup alone
has cured many, as these evidences alone vii!
show. but tho cure is Often promoted b. the en-
ployment Of two Other remedies which Dr. schcnck
provides for the purpose. These ada tunal rene
| dies are Scheack sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
! Pills by the timely Of these medicines, ae-
coriin- 70 directions, l'r. ScnencE certtes that
most any case OF consumption may be cured
Dr.. Schenck will be 1t the Qg!ncy House. Boston.
| on the following Wednesdays, from 90 . o CLOCK
Jan l3th a nd 9fth. Feh. l1th and 18th, and March
| 10th and 24th. Consultations free, but Tor a
! thorough examination oi the lungs. y Tn thc Res
| promoter. the price is si.oO.
DIR Schenck j. Professionally II his principal
Office corner sixth and Arch Streets. Phiadei phia,
! addressed March ll-GeOdGwly
For CouGns, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION. the most
| approved aud reliable remedy IS the well known
/ VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM. by care
full to get tho genuine. Price. large bottles, .
| small (old style 90 cents. CUTLER BROS a CO..
| Wholesale Druggists, Proprietors Session.
| Nov 9l-d2taw&wi7w sn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

Mrs Mcdonald, of Calais. wrapped her
little child 50 closely for riding. the other
night, that il was smothere1 to death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

MEETING At WmDLEEURY, JAN. nth AND IarH'
\ meeting of the Vermont state Board
% Agriculture. Manufactures and Mining
will he held at Middiebury, on Thursday
ana Friday. January 18th and 18th, com
mencing at > O'Clock p. m, on Thursday.
The following Is the programme:
THURSDAY.
2o'c!oet-opcnius address by memteT o. tn"
board
5o'ciock-A paper on S me experiments IN the
hybridizat.yu % cereals ' by { q. PF.nsle OF
Charl.t;c.
-o',.o,k- Address by Rev. NJ. II. Buckham, pres
ideu- u the state Agricultural College.
FRIDAY.
a3i o'clock-A paper on The Batter Dairy,
IA, Il : FAssett oi Enosscr.h
= n ma paper on Agricultural Firnin NJ, BY
pster 3. Pease, Of Burlington.
Other essays and addresses are expected,
and it is expected that discussions upon
the several subjects presented by the ad-
dresses and papers will follow the present
alton OF each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

TIE STATE PRIsoN.-Tne number Of con-
VETS confined in the State Prison is now loo
males and fouT females. As there are only
IOi cells, and two OF these have generally
been used for solitary punishment, it makes
the prison too small for the accommodation
Of its increase in numbers, aud there has
never been any proper place Of confinement
for women. Messrs. Mawhinney q Co. are
compelled to employ all the available help
these conyic.s afford, and last month credit
ed the State with > 300 days work. It Is
intimated that possibly On appropriation
may be made at the coming extra session for
improvements. which will include shop
room, which Is already too small to give
employment to all, and too compact for the
health and discipline Of the conyicts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

# is said that there is larger water area
in Vermont in proportion to its size than in
any other State in the Union There are II .3lj
acres covered by lakes and ponds of 80
nova, nv marc each
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

The annual meeting Of the Franklin eoun
ty Temperance Society viii be holden at
Good Templar's Hail. St Adams. on Thur
day. January 2Sth.
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HrM Advertisements.
PRO BONO PUBLICO

E.i.is1ss,t4sIL .AG1st.Iltlf k:iIls3 ISil.lIi ];
Stamps, Stencils, Qua and Umbrella repairing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15
MASSAGE.
ernen O .as Senate ana House Of RepressH'1

.
you .rs already apprised By the proclamation IN
uur ,aance OF which Won are assembled that the IN
Ertuaate event III December H. 1874, the total oe-
stIuetlon, by fire, OF the Vermont Reform School
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15
sletial A0tIGes.

For Moth Patches. Freckles and Tan ak you-
druggist ior Perry's Moth anl FrCcSle Lotion,
which harmeiess and in every case mia s.'4e. Or
Tor his Improved Conedoae and Pmplc Remedy
the -reat SKIN remedy g,r p.mp.cs black head or
lesh worms or consult b. e. Perry, the noteh
sk Doctor, O. Bond St. New lorA. +5"i"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

Observation-Disclosures are travelling in
Clinton county, across the lake, selling
cloths, Represented to be goods imported
under the Remnant Act" 50 called
They will sell only to farmers who have no
means Of comparing the quality, as the
goods are worthless. There is no such act
as the Remnant. Act, and the whole thing
is swindo. Look out for them on this
! side
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

MERCHANTS .hTIoSAL BANK.
a. lie annual meeting Of the stock
ho.ic.s of the Merchants National Bank
Of this city. held on Tuesday, January 18th
the following officers were chosen
DIRECTORS.
Henry ?. Hickok, tieo. f. Elmurds,
Edward Lyman, e. ". Woodhouse,
J. T.. p.att. f. ". Peck.
Gl re Morton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We wish l. call attention to Few New Goods
that We have opened 10 day,-not partieu lsrly
hslilay Goods but sess1nable and desirsble-First,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

Every spool % the Eureka Machine tVis- IS way
rluted full So and ht = quality. IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15
Supreme Court.-January Term.
Hon. JAMES BARRETT, Presiding Judge.
Hon. Horn H. WHEELgR
Hon. HOMER +. ROYCE Associate justices
Hon. TIMOTHY P. REpFIELD>

FRIDAY, Jan 8, 1873.
The whole day yesterday was occupied
with Chancery hearings. The caseo of ii. A.
Hodges VS.. :. ID. Merriam, ef ais, on ac-
count OF the great amount OF testimony
taken on both sides, was not concluded till
three o'clock. The orator Ill thi~ ca>v -eeks
to foreclose mortgage on certain premises
In Richmond. The mortgage was given m
1854, to secure five notes of 800 each. sign
cd by one Patrick Henley. Two Of these
notes were purchased in lS72 BY the orator.
after they were due, and after Henley had
been adJudged a bankrupt. The defend
ants claim that the notes were paid by the
maker when Henley held them, and that if
pot paid, the orator is not entitled to fore
close the mortgage, inasmuch as both Thomas
and Patrick Henley represented to the
purchaser of the premises in 1868, at the
time they were sold, and when Thomas
Henley was the holder of the notes that the
notes had been paid and the purchaser took
the premises with that understanding, and
therefore the orator should be es,oped from
ioreclosing the mortga-,. L. IL. Davis, for
the orator; l.. +. Wili.ir and f j. Phelps.
for defendants
The next case was that of Early vs.. Elan
merry ct ais. This was also a petition to
ioreclOse mortgage which with the inter-
est amounted to 81 800. The defence is
that the mortgage notes sought to be fore
closed had been paid. 1t IS conceded by
the orator that sufficient money had
been paid him to satisfy the mortgage
notes, but he claims to have held
other notes against the mortgager
not secured by mortgage amounting
to about $1,000. The payments were
applied by the orator upon the unsecured
notes instead Of the mortgage notes as the
mortgages intended and thus the mortgage
was left in full force. The principal ques-
ton raised is as TO the right of appropria-
ton Of payments as between the parties
l.. +. Wilbur and f j. Phelps, attorneys
Cor the orator, \. V. Spaulding and +. K.
Hard, attorneys for the defendants.
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BOULET4RD HIRTS &!
FRINGE md Chips

A large assortment; cheap, medium and ext
Second,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

n I1l-7I I-T-7aE - s-7-7FI ll-NHs
Directors YIN. J. Ripley, john B Page,
y. l. ". Ripley, John Prout, James Hun
jyon, john Miller, and Henry I. Field.
President, VIM. Y. Ripley. Vice Presi-
dent, W. y. ". Ripley, Cashier, II. +.
Eeld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-23
SrAr. TAX Ccl..,ro.. Orv,cy,

STArE TAX CoLIHCros's OPV'CI,
Corner Of Wallet and Patterson street..
New Orleans June 10 1915
pY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED BIZ
- tho act OF the Leesl ,fuie of this StIte No T.
of 1873, approved March Il. 1873 1 will proceed to
sell 40 public auction. AT my office corner OF Val
Iette end Patterson streets. in The said Fifth s.
trict OF This city SATURDAY, June IS 1875 at
1e!vs o'clock NJ. the following described prop
eIty. to wit
/. TwENrY-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND.
numbered from one Z, tHentyfOuT inclusive in
square No. 1911. bounded by Decatur. Ch.stn nut De
AImas and Elmi1a streets.
TWtNrY FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND
numbered from one to iWent -four inclusive in
square Ne. 30 bounded bvlDe Armss. Elmira, La
peyTouse and Che.tuut streets
3. TWENTY-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND
numbered from one TO tveItv-fou, inclusive in
square No. III, bounded by Newton Pacific De.
J. ELEVEN CERTAIN lots OF GROUND NUN.
bered from one 10 five and seventeen 20 twenty
catur, Newton. Chestnut and vallette streets
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND numbered
from one to five and twenty four, in SQUARE No. !Js
bounded by Homer, Chestnut. Newton and mira
THREE CERTAIN LOrS OF GROUND, nos. .s
and 9, in square No. AZ bounded by Jack son.
Chestnut. Bonner aud vallette streets.
Said property havir boen seized by me to sat isfy
privileged claim due the State Of Louisiana i5Y
taxes upon said property for the year 1873 amo
ing to forty-f ur dollars and twenty-five and one
halt cents, together with all costa, penalties and
charges.
At said eale 1he property will not be adj Indicated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together With the penalties,
accrued.
. The purchaser Il this ssls uiI! be put IN !mue
date possession.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
State Tar Collector. FIFTH District. City Of New
Orisape TELLS 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-23
STATE TAX C0LLVCfOH'. OPvIcg
No. 8 Esplanade street.
New Orleans, June 8. le.5,

STAfE TAX C0LLYCfOE's OPYIce
No. Espanade street. ,
New Orleans, June 8, les.
lJYviRT OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED By
Id the act of the Legislature of this State, No. Il
sell at public auction. at my office No. Esp anade
street, in the saii Third District of this city
WEDNESDAY, June %. 1873, at twelve o'clock ".
I. A CEHTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in Square No.
1923, bounded by Bagatelle. st. Anthony, celestne
and tIenius streets. fronting on Genius street.
:. ACtRrAIN LOT OF GROUND In square No.
IT'S, bounded bS Union, Basatells, Liberal aud
Force streets. measuring )! by 1913 feet.
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
io25. bounded by ElSsian Fields, Frenchmen, Ce-
lestine and Genius streets. fronting on Elysian
Field and Ceestlne streets. measurin. 3i9 by 1913
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in Square No.
3037, bounded by Elysian Fields Frenchmen. Pc.
lopidas and Livingston streets lots No. 1 and S.
5. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. in square
No. 346l. bounded by Frenchmen. Elyssn Fields.
6. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in square No.
9l2, bounded by Union, Frenchmen, josephine and
Celestins stree Is fronting on Frsnchmen and Jose
prime streets. measuring ST by 1913 feet.
:. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
S85 bounded by Frenchmen, Union, solidels - I'd
Joseyhne streets. fronting or Fsenchmen and
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. ia square No.
ss5. bounded by Frsnchmen, Union, Solr,elle aud
Josephine streets, fronting on So!ideIIe street.
8 A CERTAIN 10" Of GROUND, in square No
889. bounded b, Frencbmen, Uuion. Sodelle a I'd
Josephine ~ 2ee's, fronting on Josephine street.
msa surfing IS by $50 feet.
TO- A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in square No.
$50, bounded by Frenchmen, Union, Soielle and
Josephine streets, fronting on Union and Josephine
streets, measuring 2S6 by t23 feet
II. ChRrAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
5ll, bounded by Frenrhmen Urquhart, Elysian
Fields and Where streets, fronting on Frsnchmen
and Ulquhait sereets, measuring SO by i28 feet.
IL. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in square No.
1925, bounded by Elysian Fields Frenchmen, &c.
iestlne and Genius streets. fronting on Eysian
Fields and Genius streets measuring 40 by Il8 feet.
sad property having been lied BY me TO satisfy
a debt due tho state OF Louisiana for taxes upOa
said property for the year 1873. amounting to
three hundred and twenty four dollars and seven
cents, together with 81! costs, penalties and
charges
At said sale tho property will not be adjudcated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount tbs fy
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1871 and 1872 To-.
gether with the penalties thereon, and all costa
ana charges " hich may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sas will 10 put in i'm me.
date possession.
TermS-Cash on tho spot.
FRANCIS Z. DUMAS,
State Tax Collector, Third District, City Of New
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