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OF our LORD, Que Thousand, eight hundred and
The State Of New jersey appointed for, and residing 10
sloneG and qualified, personally appeared Ulysses s.
Gran, aud julia D. Grant his wfe both q whom are to
aud who executed The within mortgage and who. am
d~nlars Of mortgage named And having arst made
Known each Of them the eonten thereof they ala
and delivered ihe their and each o. IhsIr
mentioned And tie sald"Grant being BY me privacy
e e. Wiasd separate s6e apart IRON her saa
aud delivered the sad mortgage as her voluntary act
and deed freely Without any fear. threats or cOnpul
n CALLAN Commissioner for New jersey, ia the Dis
local Of COMMISSIONER
The other mortgage Is for the same sum, 49,
900, and with the exception Of the description Of
the properly Is indentical In cond itlons aud
phraseoogy with the first. II was drawn at tho
same time, dated the 1st Of January, 1874, and
acknowledged before N. Calan on the 7th of
January. 1874. The property on which this
mortgage was drawn is described as being in
Deal, Ia Monmouth county. N. J. and known
as lot number ten, on the +" Man of lOts belong
ing to l.. B. Brown, situated az Long Branch"
The southeast corner OF the lot Is on the west
side OF Sea Brook avenue, about nine hundred
and eiRhty-six feet north OF the northwest cor
ner OF Sea Brook avenue and the road leading
from the sea past the residence OF the late
benjamin Wolley, or at the northeast corner Of
lot number eleven. Beginning at this corner It
extends northwest along the northerly line Of
LOT number eleven six hundred and seventy
i've feet to the line Of land belonging TO Anne
ID. Walack, thence along rs. Wallack's line
northery one hundred and nfty feet to the
southerly line OF lot number nine; thence
southeast SIX hundred and seVeHty-hvs feet to
Sea Brook avenue, and thence on the avenue,
south, 70 the point Of beginning.
Mr.. William V. McDaniels, Of No. SPINE street,
who with his late partner, Mr.. VOse, was the
attorney for Mr.. Dtnsmore at tho time the mort
gage was drawn, said yesterday that In Jar. q.
airy, 1874, the hrm drew up the mortgage md
sent them to Washington, and knew ~"
fur'h r OF them. ho'hhk
A.. they were drawn on dir .,snt oi.ca. y,
secure two debts OF $1,000 shat they wsre 20
sssy ~ nn no. recorded In the County Clerk.
INV looIad a. III month after their matur,
~ "S~ - money had beaa advanced
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SHERFF'S SALES.
Enale NADER ", Ch.rle, .,e.rer.

0WSsO 01WACT VIZ OU0fb6O S0080rs
Il Of Orleans. No. 6270-By virtue Of . writ of seiz
ure aud sRe to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans In the
auction, at the Merchants and Aucioneers Kx-
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
v III, o' Of thu city
l., 4 CERTAIN PokTISs or dsoUNO. situated
S9 s c IN
streets. measuring In American measure. dirty four
feet front on PIi+ur street. commencing at 3 dis
corner of ". Louis street. BY . depth Of twepty.
eight feet one inch four lines on the line toward
Cont street. forty seven feet six inches. more or
less, deep on the line toward ST. Louis street. and
fifty seven feet four nches. more or less the
rear line; which ea,d portion of ground 10 COM
posed Of the whole Of lot number four. and por-
tlOn OF lots num bere one ard Two, on plan d avn
by ). 4. DHem eeoult. survey or, on The sixteenth
Of July, lsao and deposited in the Office Of p.
F 's
IN the interior OF the said square. bounded by
Prieur. St. Louis, Ronan and Cont stleets, which
portion Of gro nd Is designated by the letter n
. sketch annexed to an act OF sale from Henry
Ante to Henry Sanger passed before MI hazel Hahn,
then . notary public IN this CRY. On the seven.
rear portion Of The ginal lots numbers thirees,
fourteen fifteen and ixteeu VIII oh four lots front
Oh Cont street. and the said portion of ground
measures twenty six feet six iuchss three lines
on tho end nearest Roman street, twenty-s,x feet
nine inches oblique lao nearest Prieur
o. Sy sP,n side ns st
aud on he eide nearest Cont, street Of about
hundred and eighty feet between parallel lines
sanger fiom MIS-. Msris .rtraae wiser az Der
act dated December Is, 1871. .ssed before Janice
Fancy. notary public In this city.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Civil sheriff Vt the Parish Of Orleans.
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By s. 0uiuault.
SUCCESSION OF SIMON rEAuLRr.
Second District Court for tho Parish of Orleans
Ne. 81. 320.

Ne. 1920
DY q. GUINAUI.T, AUCTIONKER,-oFF1cB
ID corner Of exchange alley and bienville street.
SATURDAY, February 81. 1875. will b. sold, at
t,oneers Exchange. on Regal street, between
Canal and Custonhouse etrrets. by virtue Of q
Judgment from the honorable the Second District
fourth day Of January. 1875. aud eigned January g.
1875. the following property. belonging to the
al1ss CERTAIN a2 .9rARs OF GROUND. situated in
the town Of Carrollton, parish Of Jefferson in this
State, now the Seventh District of this city, desg
ground Said square measures 800 feet on short
street. the same number Of feet ON Washington
street, IT'S feet on Belfast street, and the same
meas rement on Eleventh street.
2. TWrLVK CERTAIN LOrS Up GROUND. situ.
ated in said seventh District Of tnis city. late Car
rol top parish Of J- ifrspn designated by Nos s. =
g. g. TO- H. l2. -, H. IS l6 and H. and forming the
hall Of square b, which 10 bounded by Washing.
ton, Short, Eleventh and Nelson streets.
Lots Nos. 6, 7,S, aud 10 measure each 30 feet
front Oh WsrhinstOn street, b, lO8 feet in depth.
between psralel lines Lot No. 10 forming the cor
ner of Washington and eleventh streets
Lots Nos. ii aud II have each 20 feet inches on
Eleventh street. BY $50 feet deep. between parallel
lines.
Lots Nos. 10. "A, IS. Is and II have each 20 feet
front short street by l08 feet deep between psr
Alel hines: lot No - forming the corner Of Short
and Eleventh streets; together with all the i'm
;. TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
uated in said seventh District Of this city. late Of
OArrOutOn, parish III Jtu~EoOu. 0e6'Sn8b0Q Oy N0o
81 10, II, i2 49, IA. Is, l6 and Il. aud forming
the hall Of square q, wrich 10 bounded by Canal
now Csrrollton avenue. Short Eleventh and Mel
con streets. Said lots measure rs follows, to wit:
Lets Nos. 6. ~ 8 and 10, each 30 teet front on
Short street by 1903 f. ct In DEPTH between parallel
Eleventh streets; lots Nos. II and IL have each 20
feet inches front ON eaid Eleventh street by $50
feet deep between parallel net lots NOs IL, a. Is
Is aud IL nave each 30 eet front on Canal avenue.
BY l08 feet deep between parallel lines; lot No. -
forming the corner Of Canal and Eleventh streets,
together with oil the baildings and i'm improvements,
consisting Vt . house, kitchen and buildipga
Telms-OUe-third cash and the balance at one
gage and vendors privilege and bearing eight per
cent interest with the usuAA clauses.
Acts Wf sale before A. d D0ricourt notary public
at the pehse of the purchasers, including all the
taxes for the running year. jazz feS - 20 n
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleAns.
fe4 10 10 mh9

City Of New Orleans vs.. TheophiRe Inn.
bert; same vs. same: same vs.. sames samo w.
cUPEKioR DISTRICT COURT poR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans Nos 66 GA. 64,2 S. 00 sud 70 9Ai
By virtue OF four writs OF deri facias to me di.
oted by the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish of Orleaus, in the above EMIT led
Causes. FOR city axes Tor 1870 l87l 1873 and 1874
will proceed to sell at public auction. at The Mer-
chants aud AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhouse str-eIe. in the
Second District of This city. on TUHSDAt, March
9, ls75. ut twelve o'clock H., the following de-
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the Second district of this city, in square number
Php saS
mated "a lot number eight. essuring twenty eight
feet on Derbigny street. by ninety seven feet in
TWO CERrAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated Id
the same district e this city, in square number
three hundred and twenty four, bounded BY Or
leans, Dorsenos, Rocheblave and st. Ann streets
Tine assuring each twenty five feet on Oileans street.
TWO iEsTA'N LOIS OF GROCED. situated in
Inc same District ct this city, in square humber
three hundred and seventy !hree. bounded BY Du
maine, White. Dupre and st. Ann Streets desi9.
feet on Dumaine street. by one hundred and forty
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the same district OF this city. in square number
two hundred and thirty three, bounded by Preur,
Roman, HOspital and Barracks streets, designated
as lot number ten, measuring thirty one feet on
Prieur street by sixty four feet in depth.
ONs CKRTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the Third District Of this city. bounded by Gen
tily ROAD left side of lake. designated by number
seven, me- asuri ng four BY twenty arpents
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
The Second district IT this city. III square number
three hundred and twenty six, bounded BY Dorge
NOS, st. Peter. kocheblave streets and CarondeIei
walk, desigs ated ss lot number eight. measuring
and fifty feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city, in square number
seven hundred aud seventy-two. bounded by soil
dele, Union, Prosper ana Frenchmen streets,
designated as lot number eight. measuring thirty.
TIVE leet on SOlideile street by sixty -four feet In
depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAG6AMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parlsh Of Orleans.
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entitled N act to incorporate tho town of
Providence; to change the boundary of
said corporate limits, and to change sec-
lions nine, ten and eleven Of said act GO as
to confer further powers On said corpora
ton. The bill, under q suspension of the
rules, was resd twice and referred to the
Committee on Corporations and Parochial
Affairs.
Senator Cage introduced q resolution,
which lies over under the rule, authorizing
the President Of the Senate to appoint q
suitable person to report the de bates Of the
Senate, the said reporter to receive the
Same compensation AZ the Secretary Of the
Senate.
Senator Young obtained the Aoor on q
question of privilege, and denied that the
article in the Picayuse in regard to the
confirmation ring" could have had any
reference to him.
The Senate then adjourned until to-day
ct twelve o'clock N.
House Of Representatives.
The House met at the usual hour. bat no
quorum was obtained until about half past
twelve O'Clock.
Mr.. Mathews moved that the House take
mp the Senate amendments to the legislative
appropriation bill. which motion, after q
call Of the House. disclosing ffty-six mem
bers present, was adopted.
Mr.. Mathews moved that tho Senate
amendments be not concurred in. and
that committee of conference. composed of
five members on the part Of tho House, be
appointed.
Amotion was made to lay the above mo-
ton on the table. Lost.
The previous question was ordered on
Mr.. MATHEW VS. motion, and on q call of the
yeas and nays, resulting in yeas 81, nays 3,
the Senate amendments were rejected.
Mr.. Floyd was announced as being ap-
pointed on the Committees on Lands and
Levees, Registration and Charitable Insti-
buttons.
Mr.. Richard was appointed Oh the Com
mittees on Public Education. Registration
and Pensions.
Mr.. Heating was added to the Committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Drury asked the consent of the House
to take up House bill No. y, in regard to
deferriug the collection of the City Park
tax. Refused.
The resolution offered some days since,
providing for the appointment of special
committee to investigate the affairs OF the
Slaughterhouse Company was called up by
Mr.. COnnaughton, and after some discussion
was laid ON the table.
The Speaker announced the following
committee of conference on the legislative
appropriation bill: Messrs. Mathews, Stew
ard, Piers0n, Triplet and Demas.
Mr.. Hunsaker offered resolution pro-
viding that the Speaker appoint commit
tee of three to confer with the absent Con-
servative members in regard to the existing
differences between those members and
the House.
A suspension of the rules was asked to
Immediately consider tho resolution, and
refused. Ii accordingly lies over.
Mr.. Heating in the chair.
Several motions and resolu tions of minor
Importance were acted upon.
Mr.. Demas colled up House bill No. 60, an
act providing the manner of ascertainiug
the amount due the Louisiana Levee Com
pany on the first day Of October, 1873, and
to provide for funding the said debt.
Passed its first and second readings and
referred to the Committee on Lands and
Levess.
The House then adjourned.
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Pierre Leblanc W. l.. r, Desmoussenux.
GIxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans. No. 726l.-By virtue Of q writ of seiz-
Use and s,le to ne directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans il
the above entitled cause, viii procee to sell 1t
public auction, at the Merch ants and AuctioneeIs'
Exchange. Royal street, bet ween Canal aid Gus
tOmhoHee streets IN the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY. March g. 1875, At twelve o'clock
the following DESERVED property, tn wit
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with the buildings aud improvements thereon, aud
all the rigt 49, ways. servltudes. privileges and sd
vantagts theleunto belonging or Il any wise ap-
pertaining situated in thek suburb Marixny, in
The square bounded by Claiborne. Prosper. 81.
Anthony and Annette streets, designated by the
htters and B, Of square number twenty. seven
ON plan drawn by ;. J. R0;hsas, on the ninth of
August, 1886. and annexed to an act passed on tho
twenty ninth OF August, 1896. before w. T. Lewis.
late snotary public IN this city said lots measure
each, In Kaglish measure, thirty.one feet seven
inches FIVE lines front Prosper street, by adepth
Of one hundred and fifty nine feet ten inches two
lines between parallel Inca Being the came
property acquired by the defendant herein by
pu chase from Julius Stendel, Jr. per act dated
December 81. 1872 passed before 4. kude. notary
public in this city.
Seized ia the ABOVE suit.
Terfhs-Cash ON the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil SheriH Of the Parish Of Orleans.
"a unhO
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Local Intelligence.

TING OF LABoRERs ON THE LEvEn-
large meeting WAS held isst ev.r,,.a :.
sne corner of Erato aud Peters straats o os
men VINO labor ON the steam boat and Ia nc
landings OF the city. The meeting r,s.
nelo Dy the advice of Mr.. Joseph Harr;s
Pleslcent OF the Longshoremen's Protectivs
ASSOCIATION, for the purpose of con,;nn -.
some definite understanding as IN ,ha 49, W
which should b. received 6y laborers' and
70 formally present their views to capta;ns
anu owners OF steamboats, and other mar, ies
interested. The meeting was presided over
vy hlr. y. y. Ambrose, president Of the
Lanorers Protective Union, but was not
strictly meeting Of that organization.
IL 10 complained OF by these laborers that
some OF the contractors engage to load and
unload ships, steamboats. etc.. at such q
their laborers fair wages, and that in some
cases they prouiire them 81 or 81 50 Der
DAY and then when it comes to paying them
OH they give them only 81 or seventy. i've
cents per day. This way Of doing business
- what caused the trouble on the leyee
last Saturday. Tho laborers especially
exempt Messrs. Tom Hastings, Paul Bon.
seigueur and Sam Black from either en-.
plOying them 1t Q ratio below what thew
can afford Or cheating them out of their
money: They are spoken Of as fair dealing
men with their employees.
The following resolutions were adopted
a. the sense of the meeting:
WHEREAS, Such occurrences as took place
along the steamboat and barge landing on
last Saturday, January 30, are injurious
alike to both labor and capital; and
Whereas. 1t 10 necessary to the welfare OF
steamboats,, bsrges and owners as we'll as Of
contractors and laborers, that fair dealing,
honest work and honest pay, according to
contract, should DO strictly adhered To-:
therefore be it
Resolred, That we, the laborers along the
steamboat and barge landings, in mass
meeting assembled, do agree to work for
~ 80 day, to consist of ten hours, or
twenty five cents An hour, and believe that
this Is fair, just and reasonable; be it fur
Their
Resolpcd, That We do ask the captains
and owners of steambOats and bargee, also
contractors, shippers and merchants, to SEQ
that We are dealt with Justly and honestly,
~ we believe tho above price for Our. labor
Ia cheap and will satisfy all parties con.
cerned: be it further
Res0i1ed, That q committee of five be ap.
pointed to present these resolutions to the
verious captains of steamboats, and barges;
also to the contractors along the steamboat
and barge landings, asking their concur.
renee therein; be it further
Resolred, That in order to see that our
contracts are faithfully carried out by both
parties to the contract, we will select two
persons who shall witness all our contracts
and settlements, and said persons shall be
be paid by each laborer the sum of five
cents for witnessing each contract and set-
Element; be it further
Resolved. That . copy Of these resolutions
be transmitted to each of the daily papers
Of this city printed in the English language,
with the request that they publish the
axm0.
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WANTED.
WANTED on RcrrONRy AND

T DAN WANTED ON BOTTOMRY AND
~ R-spondrntia Bids will be received at the
office Of Messrs. Meeker, Knox Co., OF this city,
for loan of $50 ono, or less In consideration
ofwhich bottomry and respnndentia bond will be
keiRht.
BIDS will be- opened on WEDNESDAY NEXT at
!@elSe o'c och, noon, and the ons naming the
lowest rate ef maritime interest. and ernanatiug
from responsible parties, will he accepted
HENRY J. FLAG0
master Ship Princeton. bound to Liverpool
new Ofieans February T. 1875. frs st
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE Of
ORLEANS.
HORTASSE KOHN vs.. MORRIS GRiDWOHL HEI

FOURTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARSE OF
ORLEANS.
HORTANSE KOHNvS. MORRIS GRlDWOHL, HER
husbaud-Eo. AZ 1884
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON 1HE EIGHTEENTH
1 day of January 1875, judgment was rendered in
this court in tine 70 lowisg entitled suit, In the
words aud figures following to wit
Hnrtanse k"hu VS.. Norris GradwOhl, her hus.
bano-NO. 43 2Gi
For reasons this day orally assigned, aud the
court cOnsid ring the law aud the evidence TO be
in favor of plaintiff, II is ordered adjud sed and
decreed that tho judgment ny deflult herein en-
tered on the tweif h Instant against defendant be
now confirmed and made final, and accordingly
that there be Judgment in favor Of plaintiff EOr.
tanse Kohn wife of Morris Gradwohl and ag ainst
defendant, her said husband Morris Grad wOhl for
the sum of $4,000. with legal int lest thereon from
judicial demand. VIZ: December 81 1874. with
mortgage and privilege. euch allowed to
her b. ias on the property OF her said husband.
1t Is further ordersd aGjudg.d and dccferd that
property from her said husband, Morris GrsGwohl
ard that she be hencetorth allow, to administer
her property aud affairs generally personally with
OUT the assistance Of her said hus band Defendant
to pay costs of suit.
Judgment re- dcred January l3 1875.
Judgment sgued January %. 1875
T. L LYNCH, Judge
In testimony whereof iavt hereunto set my
hand ard affixed tho seal ef the said court at the
city OF Now Orleans, Oh this twenty. second day cf
January. il the year Of our Lord one thousand
chit hun red and seventy-tive, aud the nnet'-
ninth year of the independence OF the United
safes ed. DsBLOls, Clerk.
ja23 fe5 u
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OONSTABLES' SALES

A. De Nl0nasterfo W. Peter alias VOltaire
JOhnsOn-Fiflh Justice Court for the parish Of
Orleans, No. 49,
VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon. W. L. Thompson Fifth
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish of Or
leans. in the above entitled cause, I will proceed
to sell at public auction. ON MONDAY, February
-, 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. in front the court.
house, on Where, between Seguin and Bart oio-
NEW streets. in Algiers, Fifth District city OF New
Orleans the following described property, to wit
TWO cows
Two MULRS.
ONE CART.
ST zed in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
fe5 10 Ia w. G. SWEET, Constable.
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Francois La Cnmmera W. Mrs. Carlo aud
her SON, Leon Carbn
LOCRTH DISThICr COURT FOR THS PARISH
IL of Orle ans, No. 43l33-By virtue OF a writ of
teri facias to me directed by tho honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of ORR. aus.
IN the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell
1875. aG five O'Clock p. NJ, in front Of my ware
house, Nos. % and Is Orleans street, between
ROva. And BOuI bon streets, in the Second District
of this city, the following descnved property, to
wit
ONE HCRE, CART AND HARNESS
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENB WAG0AMAE
Civil Sheriff Ut tho Parish Of Or1ans
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PROPOSALS.

DEP aHfMRNr OF ConMgRcH
City Han, New Orleans. January IS 1873 !
GEALkD PROPOSALS WILL Blk RECEIVED By
- the unders Rned until MONDAY February 8,
1878. at twelve O'Clock NJ, to establish a steam
passenger ferry at the foot OF Louisiana avenue.
sixth District as per specifications file in this
Office.
The city reserves the right to reject any and al
bids
Bids to be iniorsed, "Sea!ed proposals for steam
passenger ferry, foot OF Louisiana avenue"
Bids will b. opened at twelve o'clock II. Monday,
February 8. 1876.
J. O. LANDRY
jars lot Administrator of Commerce.,
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NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF FtNANCD,
City Hail. New Orleans February ,. 1878. ]
(NTTY LICENSES FOR 1875 ARB NOW DUE AND
~ payable at this D. partment
Thief GLOWING rates of discount VIII be allowed
on cash p synents. to witt
Five per cent from the third to The twelfth In.
elusive.
Three per cent from the thirteenth to the TWEEN.
tieth inclusive.
One and halt per cent from the twenty first TO
the twenty-eghth inclusive.
fe3 t28 I'D PILSBURY. Administrator.
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THlRTEENTH CALL,
Redemption Of five-Twenty Bonds 81
1862.

TRRAsrRY DEPARTMENT 4
Washing on. November q 1874.
Rf VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN By
~ !;Ie act of Congress approved July H. 1870 Oh.
tilted IAN set to aurhorize the refundng the
national debt" hereby give notice that the prin.
cipal and accrued interest of the bonds herein.
below designated, known as "i&ve-twenty bonds !
will be bald at the Treasury Of the United States
IN the city Of Washington, aud after the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875, and that the
Interest on said bCnts will cease that day
That is to say, coupon bonds known as the 10 ,wth
scries, act of February Is, 1852 dated May 1882
as follows:
COUPON BONDS.
f50-SO 1901 to No 1851 both inclusive.
al1-Nn t2o' to No 10 500 bot h incluive.
s5o9-So. 1901 to No 1000 both inclusive,
&ioV1-Eo a. sol to 20 GOO, both inclusive,
$500 OOG.
The amount nutstanding lenbraoed in the num-
bcrs above) is five million dollars of coupon
bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redemp
ton. shou'd be addressed to the Loan Division
the Secretarys office"
nos B. H. BRIsTOw. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS,
MAYnRALrY OF NEW ORLKANsl
City Hall, February 3. 1875 !
CEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECElvkD ny
~ me at this Office for cutiSating the eucalyptus
glcbasas for fever tree) from the seed now in pos.
session Of the city OF New Orleans, and Tor the
traue planting of the same, In accordance with the
resolu' ion Of the City G. unci adopted February2,
The right to reject any and ali proposals. Is ex.
pressIy T. served.
Security required for the faithful performance
Of contract.
ft,4 CHARLRS IERDG Muvov