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tie sells at 5l4o y b. with discount on
round lots.
| NAVAL SroREs-Good supply and dull.
Spirits turoentine is quoted at 30033c y
gallon. Rosin-D q, E and F 81 1902 Is.
q and II g 1902 so v Dbl. Tar-e2 IS y
half-bbl, "a y Dbl. Pitch-$2 50 y Dbl.
Moss-No stock here. Good inquiry.
Black sells at sac; red and black mixed
414c; mixed 4c; gray 214 $50 y fb.
SALT-Purchases for the local trade are
| small. Prices are unchanged. We quote,
dealers rates: Coarse at 81 30 y sack; fine
81 500l 60 y sack; Turks Island 90c v
bag of two bushels. When taken at ware
house reduction is made for draysge.
Table salt in pockets sells at 2k q 6hc
each, as in size.
BAGGNG-Domestic jute is held in round
lots at l4hc y yard; retailing at l41sc.
India lO1tc at wholesale and lie at retail.
.MALT-Spring is quoted at 81 6001 s.;
fall 81 650l 20; California 81 SOL 80 y
buehel.
Hops-New York are quoted a. 1870 45c;
Wisconsin 40 q 42c; California 460 AZ y fb.
FRESH FRUITs-Rarge receipts and no
demand. Peaches are quoted At Csc q 81:
green apples IS 05Oc; pears 75c q 81 %;
plums 25 q 40c v box.
TAL1ow-Is scarce and in demand. 1t is
quoted at CSC y Is.
COTTON SEED OIL CAK4-Al contracted
for the season.
L1NsEEp O1I-is selling at s20s7 y gal
Ion.
GuxxY BAGs-Are selling at lac in bales
and l5c piece reserved.
MOUNT CARBON COAL-6ells at wholesale
1T 321s q 35o retail CSC y Dbl.
OAK SrAvEs-Are duh. The atock is
increasing. Extra pipe. 60-inch, il quoted
at $500 l70; extra pipe, 56-inch, Gas a $50;
extra hogshead. 48-inch, $40, light pipe,
Sc to 60inch. 500 lilo; ezra clsret, $50
80 y 1900. These quotations are for slaves
cuiled and delivered alongside OF vessel
from the yard.
FIsH-A fair jobbing demand and prices
show no change. We quote: Mackerel,
extra No. l, el8 in bbls, 50 so in half bbls,
t5 10 quarter bbls, and o. IS in kits; No.
$40 50 in bbls, s. so in half bb]s, 50 25 in
quarter bbls and 81 25 in kite; No. 50 50
in bbls, IS in half bols, g. IS in quarter
bbls and 81 10 in kits; No. 3. large, IS IS in
bbls, 81 SO in half bbls, 50 in quarter bbls
and 81 % in kits. Goldfish, quarter drums
S. %: boxes 81 So Herring $50 y box.
COTTON SEED OIL-NO stock on the mar
ket; all contracted for. Refined 10 quoted
too v gallon.
NEW ATTAKAPAs CHEEsE-Supplies Of |
new are coming in from St. Landry and
selling readily 200 v Is. Il is given tho |
preference I. local consumption.
CoAL-PittsburE is selling 1t 45c v Dbl,
1t wholesale; Csc at retail; 60 y hhd SOC |
v box to steamboats,, and Zoe to manu- |
facturers; Virginia camel 90c v Dbl.
CoFFEE-Fair local demand. Owing 20 |
advance At New York the mar |
ket is firmer and there 10 better feeling. |
Holders are not as anxious sellers as last |
week. We quote eargoes: Fair I'm q
u &c; good ls01SAc; prime 181ec Y rs. |
Job lots: Fair l80laAc; good lS1e 1870; !
prime I9G l94c y To- !
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Iooxrusuw FROM FIRST rAaE.I

drowned in Toulouse alone is roughly es-
timated at 1000.
A Coutribution from the Pope.
The Pope has sent $4,000 for the relief OF
the sufferers by the inundation.
Gladst0ne's Views.
LONDON. June 30-GladstOne, in maya
zine article, argues strongly that the Church
OF England is worth preserving.
At Newcastle.
At the Newcastle summer meeting to-day
the Northumberland plate was won by har-
riet Laws, Oton second. and Feve third.
The Obslinate hiug Of Burmah.
The King of Burmah refuses to alloy
British troops to pass over his country. 1t
il believed this condition will be insisted
upon BY the British.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,. THURSDAY JULY l. 1876

with air, being closed up at the end, and
then q thread we're tied round 60 a.
to construct it at the middle, We
should have something resembling
the shape pretty nearly Of the oysters
heart. This small organ is divided BY the
construction into two lesser organs. an auri-
Gle and ventricle; q receiving and dis.
tributing reservoir of the pale, opalescent
bloOd-its true life current, which animates
If sn oyster be opened with sufficient tact
and care, the heart can be seen at work,
beating much as our hearts beat-a true,
rbythmical pulsation. Indeed, with watch
in hand, the beats can be counted as when
a physician makes diagnosis of ones
pulse. As death nears, go slow the throSs
OF the oysters heart.-Educationa MONTHLY.
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Letter from Wendell Phillips.
Mr.. Phillips has recently addressed the
following letter to James Buchanan, Eco =.
OF Indianapolis;


following letter to James Buchanan, ESQ
OF Indianapolis:
| Boston, June 10, 1875.
DEAR S1R-The first CLAUSE of the Cleve.
| land platform adopted last March has nv
cordial approval. No words can fully de-
scribe the Importance Of the financial plan
| it recommends. am sure it will soon be
adopted by the nation, and that will revo-
lutloDize the relations OF capital and labor
1t will put capital beyond all danger of in
terrier ence with it's rights, and will immeas.
urably increase the comfort of the work.
ingmen. No single measure of change will
DO as much as this can for the happiness
and virtue and progress of the race, and, in
my judgment, everything tends toward such
system OF finance, and heralds it's speedy
adoption. Even here in Boston, the very
Gibraltar OF bulllOnism, l can see signs
that the ranks are beginning to break, and
some few representative men are bending
their thoughts and steps to our side.
But there is no use OF my giving you this
expression of my opinion. have publicly
advocated third term for Grant, unless
some one can be found as sure as he is to
rally the whole North, and az true as he has
been to claim from the South all the fruits
OF our victory. He has not by any means
done lis dnty when he claimed or consented
to the rejection of the school clause of the
civil rights bill. He made that indispensa-
BILE measure almost useless, and baked the
hopes of the nation. Still, know no one
more to be trusted than he, who has any
chance to be elected. But your party re-
pudiates him because he is Joined
to bullionists and stock mongers.
lament this as much as you can; still q
nation never can attend to but one issue at a
time. All history proves this. To-day be-
longs to the great struggle for equality
before the law. The South hates 1t and
means to defeat it. The North has hidden
this grand rule in it's heart of hearts. This
provoked and justified the war The battle
over, it is not ended. For this struggle the
nation is ripe-ripened by forty years of
discussion and five of war. Much as |
value your great financial meas ure, must
in this next presidential canvass measure
my candidate by another standard-loyalty |
to impartial liberty. Show me q man true
TO this, and'also to the financial reform, and !
with fair chance of success, and am his |
earnest, devoted and single-hearted sup
porter. everywhere. at all times
Very respectfully.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
EEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAE OFFICE

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 80. 1875. :
We have NO change to notice in the mo
hey market. Only one OF two OF the banks
reported fair offerings, and on the street
commercial paper was in good demand and
very light supply. In stocks nothing Of
any moment was reported, but we noticed
during the morning some inquiry for Car
rOlltOn Railroad Company and Louisiana
Stare Lottery shares. A few sales Of new
State cOpsOls were made at lower rates.
City bonds were lower and unsettled. being
depressed by the resolution introduced into
the City Council yesterday by the Admins
TRAITOR Of Finance, locking to the application
Of funds collected for the payment OF liz
terest 10 the immediate expenses Of tho city
government. 1t is bold proposition, and
aud fOrcibly exhibits the deploraole eondi-
ton Of city affairs. The measure, which
was referred by the Council to the commit
tee Of the whole, was generally discussed
upon the street to-day. some opposing such
diversion Of funds as absolutely illegal,
while Others claimed that it was inevitable
as the only available means tSr supplying
the funds actually necessary for carrying
on the city government until collections Of
taxes can be made
Yesterday we omitted to notice that the
New Orleans National Bank had declared
semi-annua1 dividend OF ) y cent, payable
on and after July |. to these who have paid
the assessment called for June 8, 1874. To-
day the Louisiana National Bank declared
a semi annual dividend, OF 5 " cent, paya-
BILE on demand in this city. and on the fifth
proximO at the banking house of Messrs. Win
slow, Lanier g. Co., New York; the Carroll.
ton Railroad semi annual dividend Of ) v
per cent, payable on and after the TWEEN.
,ieth of July, and the Union Bank semi
annual dividend OF y cent. The Louisi-
ana Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Com
paDy is now paying its semi annual interest
to depositors.
We continue 10 quote first class sixty-
day paper and collateral loans at SAG y
cent y annum; Al do at. lO0l2, and second
grade at 1913. First class mortgages
still rule at 90lO p cent y annum. while
second grade are entirely nominal.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Southern
Syrup Mandatory.

SuPEROR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 74.O33.-Bv virtue OF a
writ Of feri facias directed by thu
honorable he Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans. n the above entitled csnse
for city taxes of 1874 will proceed to seii a.
public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
Of this city. On MONDAY. August 2, 1875 at twelve
O'clock NJ. the following described property, to
Wit '"
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the second District of this city, in square number
eight, bounded by Peters, Cont, Old Levee and
Der seven measuring sixty three feet front on Pc
ters street by fifty 1.-TWO feet IN Depth lot number
eight measuring IOrty feet ON Peters street by
forty. eight and fortyfOur feet in depth part lot
number eight. measuring forty feet on Old Leyee
street by forty.sx feet in depth; lot number seven
measuring ty,one feet on Old Levee street by
fifty two feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
je30 IL aul Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-01

A"O CAty Oh new orleans vs. ChrietODheR
Conner.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 69,l05-By virtue of a writ
OF neri faeias to me directed bv the honorable
,ne superior District Court for the parish of Or
Ieans IN the above entitled cause for city taxes
OF 1919 Will proceed to sell at public auction s
the merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange ROysl
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
~ tne second District of this city, on MONDAY
august q 1878, at twelve o'clock Nj, the folio wing
oescrlDed property, TO W t.
, ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
me tne tnsI District OF this city, in square numbef
IVY nIndred and seventy eight, bounded by Ram.
par. hraIo Dryades aud Clio streets, desgnated
g.. Iots numbers fifteen and sixteen measuring
an FEET on Rampant street, by one hundred
anr we've feet in d.Dh h.
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
~ tne first District Of this city, in square numb@
wv hundred and eighty nine, bou1 ded by RAN
,PaIt, Cno, White and Ersto streets, designated
~ numDer eleven, measuring twenty five feet On
street, by Dinety-se ven feet in depth: ios
uuDer Twelve, measuring thirty feet on Whin
st d py ninety seven feet in depth.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
Tue FIRST Distr ct Of this city. in square numbe
Two hundred and ninety three. bounded by Ram
part, basin Julia and Grod streets. designated
a tUts jumpers twenty and twenty -She meas9Tne
MY one ieet nine inches on Rampant street, y
one hundred feet in dep h.
seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
leSV Jyll all Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OieenS
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EUGENE WAGGAMAy
Js5OJyll auf Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlean>


John q. Gaines W. 9ampnOn Rratheps
SxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ - orleans, No. 77i27By virtue of a writ o,
nef1 iaclas to me directed BY the honor.
aDie the Sixth District Court for the parish of Or.
leans in the above entitled cause I will proceed
10 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
A AGa, Exchange ROYAL street. between
LANAI ana custom house Streets in the Second
District of this city. on MONDAY, July IL, 1875. 1t
WE'VE o'clock NJ, tho following described prop,
CERTAIN PROMIssORY NOTE in the vords
ana ngurss as follows to wit:
$1,000 NEv O.,x.u. oo+oh.r. 1879
Oas year after date promise to paw 10 the ordet
OF myself, at the Citizens Bank of Louisiana in
inns city the sum OF three thousand dollars with
interest thereon at the rate eight per cent Der
annnm from date until paid value received
1ndorsed: ,. J.cos Wrsrs 'Aoo6 "osi'
NSw ORLEANS, January "a, 1874.
by mutual consent this note is hereby extended
one year from this date
F. JACOB wUST.
stamped h""o' "''i'n 10 oN'
new orleans, December g. 1863
Seized in the above suit
1eTHs-Cash on the spot
;o,o. EUGENE wAGGAMAH
le3O yy47 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orlssne
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SHERIEF'S SALES.
The Civ of New Orleans vs. Estate
Of Calvin G. Sampson.

The City Of New Orleans Vs. Hst"'o
cyupRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
- Of Orleanf No. 73.s2l.-By virtue Of Mr1t OF
Teri facias to me directed BY the he the Su
the above entitled cause, for city taxes Of 1874
will proceed to sell at public auction. at, toe
Merchants and .nS cu.tomhou!s
in the second District Of this city en- MHsDAd.
August 2. 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
TgREE cEsTAiS LOTS OF GROUND .tu.ted
the First District of this city, in square num1er
hundred and twenty,Sne: oonn1tS ~
dea, enated aS follows Lots numbers eighteen ana
ninsfeen measuring hfty-one +. ct on toeyfarie
street by one huud-ei aud twenty i've feet IN
depth: lot pu n Der twenty, measuring twenty.si4
feet on Poeyfarre street, by seventy nlne foet III
Ne Two CkRrAIx LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the second District of this CITY, in square NUN Dor
or hundred and eighty six, bounded by CUSTOM
house Where, Bienvi'le and Roberts streets.
designated as lot number twenty and part 10Y
number twenty measuring each twenty-five ieet
on Custom house street, by ono hundred ana nlty
'e one CsRTA1N LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city in fquae number Two
bgny, Clsiborne ard ST. Louis streets. designated
as lot number nine, measuring twenty-five Ieet on
Cont street. by enc hundred and SIX feet IN
GNE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third Dist ric: of this city in square number
fifteen hundred and six bounded by Hope, London
avenue HAbana and Law streets, measuring two
hundred and invent y.three feet by three hundred
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District Of this city, in square number
fifteen hundred and two, bounded NY Habana,
London avenue Hope and Duels streets. measur.
ing three hundred aud nineteen feet by three hun
dred and twenty feet.
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
i'll the Fourth district OF this city. III square rum.
Der one hurdre<. and seventy five. bounded by
st. Mary, Coliseum Felicity and Chestnut streets,
measuring three hunde ed and TIVE nty-fOuS feet by
one hundred and twent y-ive feet
ONE CERTAIN PORTION Or GROUND, situated
in the Sixth District Of this city, in square number
four huncred aud foIty-two, bounded BY Ap Ito,
Upperne, Bacchus and Robert streete measuring
one hundred and fifty feet by three hundred and
six feet.
Seized in the above suit.
1erms-Cash vn the spof
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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TIE CITY Of New Orleans W. Elijah PeaIe.
&UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of New Orleans, 10. 76,245.--By virtue Of
writ Of feri facias to me directed by the hon.
Orabe the Superior District Court Tor the parish
Of O,eans, in the above entitled cause for city
taxes of 1874 will proceed to sell at public auc.
tioE ut the Merchants and AnctiOneers' Exchange,
Royal street, betv cen Canal and CustomhOuss
streets in the Second District of this city on FRI
DAY July 80; 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ, the follow.
ing described property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Sirst district Of this cry IN square number
enc hundred and ninety-njne. bounded BY Coli
scum. Auterpe. POIymnia aud Prytania streets,
desls mated as lot number eight, measuring eighty
seventeen feet in depth; lot number nine meas
urfng eighty five feet on Celise cum street. BIZ ems
hundred and sixty seven feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated in
the First Dstrict Of this city in square number
two hundred and twenty seven; bounded by Com.
mon, Baronne, GIavler and Carcndelet streets
designated as lot number five, measuring thirty.
two feet on Common street, by one hundred aud
thirty four feet and enc hundred and thirty eight
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit,
Terns-Cssh on the spot.
E0GENE wAGGAMAH,
unVn v1v Nsvs10
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lon o EUGENE WAGGAMAN
eZS Iy48 IL Civil Sheriff Of the Parisb 30 81,
The City Of New Orleans Va. Iohr vU,,
hanson ~ ..-

Hanson.
Sup sR1oR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAp,su
~ or Orleans, No. 73,937.-Bv virtue Of vr;t
III III. ns s ,aeaas to me directed by the honorable
Orleans, in the above entitled cause for ctr OF
VI TO, 1914, will proceed to sell at public s snc.
ION Ion, 81 the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ercbanao
greet In the second District Of this c;tv nr
f. 'vin Juiy 70. 1873, at twelve O'Clock w. the
FOUR s;E Hs1c.ISed ap Troper.y to Wit
.ne fast District Of this city, in square nnmha an
P Pne aunosed ana fifty eight bounded BY CsmU
mated 40 follows Lots numbers twenty ON o .,ss
nv nuy measuring dftytwo feet on Camp street.
num GaS aud twenty feet in depth; lots
LIZ 1tny,two feet on Camp street, BY one hundrsd
Setzed in the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the spot
;,2a ;vlo. EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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Tho City Of New Orleans W. Mrs. ID. C.
Johnston.
SUPBRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 72,l25.-By virtue of Q writ
H. nsr, iacas to me directed by the honorable
iao SUPERIOR District Court for the parish Of Or.
" VI nr VIII proceed to sell at public auction ut
s sne Mercnants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
Ine second District Of this city, on MONDAY, Au.
Suss q 1919, at twelve O'clock M, the following
described property, to wit
ONE CERTAIN Lot OF GROUNn sitpatad in
the slim District Of this city, III square number
Chsa1e. hundred and seyentyn bounded by St
nue. cesignated as lsts four and five measuriuf,
one feet ON St. Charles street by one hun
oiea ana ninety three and one hundred and
eightynine feet in depth
Seized in the above anti.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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Gold opened at 117ls 0ll7as, against III y
at New York. and after limited business
closed at ll701I7A. against III in that
market. Tho sales summed up $ll 900 1t
~, $4,000 at ll7a. and $1,000 and $4,000 at
ll7A.
No sales of silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 100 o 1924,
while Mexican dollars under New York
advices ruled at 93093A. Y cent lower
than yesterday.
In sympathy with the decline in gold at
New York, sterling fell of LILO v cent aud
francs 1s. There was scarcely any move
ment in either. The sales Of sterling were
confined to fl800 AL clear at S. 6S. and 5000
bill OF lading at S. 6Sle.
The only sales Of francs reported were
10000 and $4,000 commercial at 445, and
10000 at 4.433a.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at
IS GIN as 681a for bill Of lading and al
clear. and as 70 for bank, and francs
at A. 45 4.433s for commercial and -044O
for bank.
The offerings of New York sight continue
limited, while the demand is moderate, and
rates are unchanged. The sales comprised
$25 900 private bankers at 9-32 v per cent
premium, and $50, 900 and $50 GOO do at SIG.
The banks continued to check ON New
York at as T. cent premium, and CONNER
In stocks We noticed some inquiry for
Louisiana Lottery Company and Carrollton
railroad shares. For dividends sec re-
marks above.
Under the influence of the action OF the
City Council yesterday city currency seven
per cents we're quoted at -034, and city
gold bearing seven per cents at - 30, both
fully l y cent lower, but were reported
stronger at the close. No transactions we're
reported.
New State consolidated sevens were quoted
Vt 81, or " v cent lower than yesterday.
The sales included $4,000, $1,000 and $4,000
It 50.
City scrip was dull and nominal at 80 50.
Metropolitan Police warrants were in
letter request, and we're held at 62l2 a 65.
70 sales were reported.
No sales of State warrants were reported |
ssues of 1874 were etill quoted at 4O042;
873 and previous years, .fundablt, .. SO |
Z, and do, not fundable, at $50.
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4GTN1-Nahh on the spot.
EUGENE Y AGGAAAN
e30 jyll aul Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
The City Of New OHIeano vs. Orte II.
Karstendiek.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT CURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans. No. 1924 by virtue of a writ
OF deri facas to me directed by the honorable
the Superior district Court for the parish of Or
leans III the above entitled cause, for city taxes
Of 1874 will proceed to sell 1t public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange Royal
strest, between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets,
in the Second District of this city. on MONDAY,
August 1875. at twelve O'clock H., the following
described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the first District of this city, iu square number
one hundred and twenty five. bounded by Notre
Dame, Tchoupitoulss, Magazine a GiIod streets,
designated as lot number thirty two.
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUsD number
forty three situated in the sixth District of this
city, bounded by Wall, Easter, BrOadea y and Pine
streets, measuring two hundred and forty feet by
three hundred feet.
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND number
dftysix, situated ia The Sixth District of This city,
bounded by Louisa Felicia Broa ivay aud Pine
streets, measuring tive hundSed and forty test by
three hundred feet.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ECGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrleanA
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Jez9 jylI 30 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

The State Of Louisiana W. Mich. lsra...
SUPERIOR DIS ,RICT COURT FOR Tt PARISH
OF heri facias to directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause. for State taxes of 1871
viii proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
Ssc"nd n Ganal and Gnstomhouse streets in
property. to wit D0~
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho
S1rst District OF this city, in square number tbrAs
nundred and thirty.twO. bounded by Franklin.
roydras. Liberty and Perdido streets, measuring,
and four feet in depth. Nou
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jes 20 jyS Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Or,s.,.