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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
rIlg nArrLE.BonN STATE.

To-day Is the twelfth anniversary Of
the admission OF Nevada into the great
American Union. eliminating to the
importance and capabilities Of aplaes In
the bright galaxy Of States. amid the
smoke OF battle and clash OF arms. in
the fatrieidal strife which threatened 10
destroy the greatest Republic OF all.
Nevada's bright silver star. risins bright
aud undimmsd. has ever been 10 the as
csndant. Most appropriately desisns-
ted an the battle. born State" she
has batilsd her way THROUGH the
trials and troubles Of infancy.
and now. in the vigor Of youth. with
prosperity everywhere within her Dor.
dsrs and q most brilliant future before
her, she marches still onward in the
broad highway Of progress with proud
and conndsnt tread. Young as shs is.
Nevada has been well represented at the
grand Centennial Exposition in Phila-
dslphis, and asks NO favor In the worlds
comparison Of relative production and
merit with other and older states and
countries. II Ia true that d aerieui-
tural resources r comparatively lin
tied and undevsloped; bot In mineral
resources and really valuable. heavily
producing mines Of silver. gold and
other minerals. We surpass all other
States in the Union. What We may not
b able to produce We are we'll able 70
buy. and Nsvsda's mines are enriehins
not only the States Of the Pacific eosss,
bat The Whole nation. Long may oar
State flourish and her vide
awake. sntsrprising citizens prosper.
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CARSON ITEMS.

Tho following items Of interest am
taken from this mornings Appeal;
senator Norton will speak In the Car.
non Theater this evening at Z O'Clock.
A Chinese funeral procession wendell ID
way through Carson street yesterday.
There wa the usual profusion OF red and
yellow papers. tho usual matter-of-fact cir
about the mourners. and In the rear Of thu
cortege the bedding and other effects Of
tho defunct, as II no would need the like
on his long journey.
After . very long and lingering sick.
ness, John Shrieves, ono Of the very nrt
conductors on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, died n Mr.. Tufy's residence
yesterday.
Mr.. William Dyrne. Cashier Of The
Mint. returned from . brief trip 70 the
Bay Yesterday. Has . wellish look. has
william.
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DIED.

mNNNoHAM-rn Gold Hill, October as.
Insofrs Ounninshsm, Q nssive OF Ireland,
s6sG ~ Virginia. October 1osh. Thomss
pssns. 4 nsiiys OF ~iiiiquiegin. County Wick
iov. ireland, sgsd - jean, = months and 2,
NsdiNrY-In Virginia. October soth, william
Tsnry. son OF James and Ellen hc0iniy.A aged
yesr,. 9 months and Q days.
BE6HHARD-!n EUREKA. October Istn; rs1'
sesd 9 months and 7 days. -
spHKiyFs-In Carson City, October Nth.
lam v. shreives, . native Of Lsncaster, Ohio,
ssed Il yesrs and 10 months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

A. Aasrsss. and sene Names.

A. Address. and Some Names.
New Yonx. October 30.-The following
IL published to-day:
10 the People Of the Uaiied States: Tho
undersigned merchants. bankers and bust.
ness men Of New York respectfully submit
the following statement for the informa-
ton Of all parties interested therein In
1855, August 81. the national debt reached
It's maximum amount, $2,756, 431 ,69l.
Reduced June so, 1876, 10 $2,099. 1885, li
"a reduction during this period OF eleven
years since the war Of $3.50, 992, 2i6. Tho
annual interest charge for the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1866. was SIS. 067 TAI /;
for the past year ending June 50, 1876,
500, PAS al. . reduction In the annual
interest charge since 1866 OF So. 824,l7O.
The annual expenditures Of the Govern
ment In 1876, ~ compared with 1866
shows . reduction Of $3.50, las, 6i9. and In
Federal taxation Of more than $780,
000. 900. Other great results OF this hnan-
cial policy have been that, despite an IN
dsbtsdness Of more than $2.OO0. OOO. 200,
and while diminishing TAXATION, the
credit Of the country has been raised 70 an
unprecedented point ; that its ~ per
cent. bonds issued IN redemption OF
the O per cents, have been selling
rapidly at home and abroad above par
In gold, and the Government has been en-
abled every year since 1866 not only 10
keep within its income. but TO apply the
average annual sum Of $567 AZ, 2t2 to-
ware the payment Of Its Indebtedness. A
careful consideration Of these results Of
judicious management OF the National
Trs.snry during a Republican administrA-
49, - H. uoysr,msut Induces the nm
S..s,snsd N e.nress their confident boz
i,ss ,est . c~ontinu.tion Of the same gener-
an. nolicy which has 30 we'll sustained our
commercial honor and aided powerfully In
tbe preservation Of the Union itself would
be beat promoted by the election Of Gen.
| ersl rutherford ID. Hayes and William A.
| Wheeler 10 the Offices Of President aud
| Vice President Of the United States: J.
Lemon. John Jacob Aston. Noses Taylor.
| William 4. Dodge, j. ID. yermiller. Len
nox. Kennedy Morton. Bliss 4 Co.,
| Dr,xsl. Morgan A Co., John A. Stewart,
| Charles m. RUSSELL, Benjamin b. sher-
man. James Brown, John Z. Williams.
y. ID. Morgan A Co.. j. Il. and W. selig.
man a Co., N. q. Roberts. O. l.. Tiffany.
George y. Cow, A. A. Low. George Cab
Ward. William Macy. William A. Booth'
Cyrus W. fisiu' y. VI. ai1o.u $50
". Hii'' u D'"''
'o.. ar. ,ho..
Se,e,a' y, - sn,,..r,-
OF hie,,o,s :. 'fr
ers u ii'aen up
Campaign Neses.
NEw YORK, October 3O.-The proven
COMPLETELY Of Tlden's political bureau In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED
i that Mr.. HENRY wOLr 10 no LONGER In
our employ, and II not authorized 20 transact
business. OF whatsoever nature OF character,
Cola HIN, October q, 1876. cent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
atNtRAI NOTES.

"LkAvA men and personal ~prsjudicss
at Lancaster. Massachusetts,. "and II
there 10 any friend Of mine here from
aside. said Gen. Butler in arecent speech
any other district but this. I pray you
vote for the Republican candidate Of
that district, whether he 10 . friend or
enemy OF mine. Il 10 far more import.
ant that there should be . Republican
delegation from Massachusetts, in the
nett Congress Of the United States than
any mans ambition should be salts
fsd." And the San Francisco Posi in its
comments. says: This il exactly the adj
vice to be followed everywhere. No
Republican can afford to allow a per-
sonal prejudice to interfere with his vote
for Representative. No citizen who
does not want bankruptcy forced on the
county to satisfy rebel rapaeity a Of.
ford to vote for Mr.. Piper or any other
Democrat In this State. Especially
must this city be riehtfully represented.
Mas. A.. T. Stewart. with her niece.
Miss Kate Smith. has returned from her
European trip, and Is now at her mag
nincent house on Fifth Avenue, New
York. Just before leaving this country
she presented to another niece, Mrs. j.
Lawrence Smith OF ~Smithtown. Long
Island. a costly and beautiful residence.
newly furnished. situated nsar her own
house. valued at $4,000.
Az Omaha girl recently married n
man whose features were nearly OBJ
scursd by a heavy growth Of whisksrs.
''Nov." said she. ct the conclusion Of
the marriage ceremony. my first an.i.
ETY. Ia to get that hair OF your face. so
that I can sec who you look like. I've
married a pig in a poke. so far as your
features are concerned" The barber
had q call that day.
A PLEASING feature Of the Centennial
Exhibition is the daily parade Of thou
sands 81 school children from adjacent
c%iti-s. who march in solid column. with
bands playing and Gags flying. to zee
the gloriss Of their country. It Ia a
good way to impress the rising gen.
Grafton with the greatness Of their
heritage.
Tnr Atlanta Constellation sxclaims in
anguish : There arc no plain citizens
left in the State! We are all Colonies
now" Such q sad confession AZ this
from an undoubtedly pure Southern
sourcs gives MS Of the north q fresh in
sight into the real sutfsrinss Of the
South.
WEDDING was delayed in Wisconsin
lately on account OF the bridegroom sud.
denly remembering that he had not fed
his horse. The ceremony waited till the
animal was cared for. He explained
that . good horse couldn't be found
easily. but thirteen girls were willing to
DO married to him.
wxAvHa BLAsprL, oldest son Of ex.
Governor Blssdsl. Of this State. Is q
candidate for the Legislature Of Louisi-
ana. He il running on the Republican
ticket.
Tn price Of the New York Hsrdld
has bssn r.dsssd'so thrss o'nss Per
copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
FOR RENT.

THE LARGE AND RIIoIBLE STORE Rg.
Gently occupied by y. kLOsrRRMAN. In
Maynsrd's Bicet, Main street, Gold Hiil.
Terms reasonable and immediate possession
given.
Inquire At Gallupis Cigar siorr. In the same
bnilding. Of
ocistf N. W. RAY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
NEW TO-DAY.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

UkLiNQvenI IAA his''
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.
mo TIE roLLowINo-NAM1D DrFEND.
Il ants. and 70 ali owners or claimants, Known
or unkpoVn. Of the posseesory claim or claims,
ma ne improvements thereon. hereinafter de-
scnbed. o. Improvements. when ssparstely a.
1900: You re hereby notified that suit has
been commenced In the Justices Court In
Township No. D., Gold Hill, storey county:
&c sss' f. q s q ga T SsEa: No. ], 5, he Town
Of Gold Hin, % plaintiff. against each OF thu
dslinousnts b~erfpaftsr named, and against
each u the acknowledgements parcels or
tracts Of land, With the improvements thereon,
aud the improvemsnts, vhsn sssessed eepaf.
atsly, sitlats within the incorrorate imits Of
he ToVn Of Gold Hin. and all osnsis or claim
ants 10 ths nms, Known or unknown. 70 -.
cover ths corporation tar Of the Town OF Gold
NH. sforssaid, and the delinquency assessed 10
aid defendants, In United Biatss gold coin.
AGAINST the said propsty, for the nsoai year
is1s md ending the nrst Monday Of MAJ, A. D.
1871, and that ! summons has been duly Issued
in each suit. And you are further notified that
n you fall 10 appear and answer the complaint
nled IN said action on OF before the 0Oth day OF
November, A. d. 1915, q tbs hour OF 10 O'Clock
4. N. OF aaid day. Judgment will be taken against
ne im-proysuents theron, hsr,inafier des-
crbsd, In United ststes gold colo. for the
amount Of paid tar. with the ten per cent. de-
~liuqusncy. In like coin. and for all costs subss'
qusnt 70 the ssssssusnt Of said taxes and costa
OF suit. IN vn,s'a S.s''' s''' CUM IT,,
Ne'.s e1o lrv11~,,,.y cu "a "'
pv. pinnsa panss ssgpna ssm A !,
m n as.,snsrs s,di ~, \ H,ors 4. Rsnvs
O; Lot 3, Block ., Range b I: north 10
asst q 10, 70: B,oes !: sAasi y .OIe
-. = ~ - "' " D'oSA A "a "a
cn: .,on.,t,
80. a. M p' p'ept IA A
S caS; "a cos,ica Of Ioi Il. bloch
ssngs o; value. Ssoo...."....:..:... 10 E.
Asonsa Reooas. ,na L"' ~ n'oeA
I n noubi.bsiss md norton of lot !.
y HioeS /" itsn.s q , y.ius nj. 40 -. IL TO
] D " Dow. aud south portion Of Lot ..
r y Do. and Ios Is, Bioct 9, Range q;
"vslus' Zoo Q Is
a 4 Fvins. and portion of Lot q, block
4, Ranse D., value, siUo............... 10
eisfm and recruitment .outh OF aard
shaft /, valus. 81, 90 =.
. so...ol, ana -, portion q Lot Il. =.
Anna 0ibioney, and Lot D, Block ..
Range Z value, $50. ................. ! 81
Martin 0rotop. and 10, and impmye-
ments east Of Lot iiX, Bloch o, ksnge
O; value, acknowledgement. ib
improyemsn,s on American Plat;
value. 20 iOo. % 70
Bar Hsrngan, and south % feet Of Lot
n, Block o, Range q; vAlue, "a. $50. u o.
A Hamilton, and portion Of Lot e.. Block
!, Range D; vslue, ssO0............... 3 10
u..-. m .nA T,k tO nlngk Hsnos
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

A House WITH FIFTEEN ROOMS,
n suitable for either lodging % boarding.
Tor ssls or rent on reasonable terms. 81 the
turn OF the road near the Imperial mine. FOR
further particulars apply on the premises.
tsi9 ims j. J. COANELLY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore tho very best and
most efficient medium fol
business, mining and al
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
NOTICE or INTENTION

ITO MAKE APPLICATION fOR PEHMis.
l sion % transsct business - sole rnaisr.-
To whom u may concern: Tale noiiee that ].
HANNAH A. ID. DAVIS. vile 81 Wiilam
Davis, am q married ~omsn, and reside In the
Town % Gold mn. Storey county. aud sfAie ~
Nevada; that ! sm DESTROYS 81 syailing myself
Of the benefits Of an Act 81 the Legislature OF
The State Of Nevada. approved February o;
1851, entitled IAN Act 10 anihor a. married
women 10 transact business In their osn name
a. cole traders aud o. that purpose u .. my
Intention 10. and ! shall. on IN. 10Th day 81 NO
yember. A. D. isIG. al 10 o'eloct IN the lore
noon of thai day, or NJ soon thereafter q. Gun.
rel ran be heard. sppiy 10 the district Court OF
the Pir.t Iudieiai District u the state OF Ne
,ada, In md for storey county, ~ The uYuft.
nom u said Court In the CITY ~ Virgins, for
an order Of said CONT permitting me 10 carry
on In the s,id Town Of Gold I'LL. In my own
name aud on my own account. q. . -o'e trsief'
the business at keeping q hoisl. ,
HANNAH A. n. PAWS.
goid nil. October 10, 1916. ociJ ln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

Major William Anderson. who served
under Wellington at Waterloo, died In
Grass Valley. October 10Th, aged eighty
i've years.
I'LL take the shine out Of you," a.
the eclipse said TO the moon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

RIA D ALl'S
Wagons Blacksmith Shop,
Main street, Lower Gold NIL.
uAyINo A GOOD SUPPLY or
q ~ hind. Of WAGON nITRRIlL.H
seription o. heavy and light work In my
line OF buslneaa.
NEW WORK OF all kinds executed TO order
aud Repairing done on short notice. There Ia .
PAINT SHOP
On the premises, carried on by one Of the best
Painters ON the Coast. There Ia also
sHoEINo SHOP
Attsehedto the establishment. and none bat
the heat mechanics arc employed.
All work guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
Hard-wssd Lsnber asd wassu Ma
tsriais fer sale.
). RANDALL, Preprleier.-
EPPINGERS SALOON,
NEVADA BLOCK,rsAN PRANcIscO,
lRntnne, on summer street,
LOUIS Proprietor.
1AvINa REMOVED PROM MY FORMER
u location on IiAlleck street 70 Nevada
at--S lii - tss,S IN hsga all INV nli
i s,ssai and Si patrons 70 " e.Y and q -. @'n me-. ~ "' '''
MILWAUKEE, BRRR A SPECIALITY.
sm LOUIS EpprNGgR.
Il DORADO SALOON,
No. s. International Building,
o STREET, VIRGINIA.
4. .Prspriefsr.
NHoIoR wINRs, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
~ Bottled liquors Il reduced prices.
Remember the place. and call al No. . North
o street.
Z Ia
sssSss'
GOLD HILL OMNIBUS,
AlaA
CONNECTING WITH THE CARS AT GOLD
" Hill TO and from c.non.
will mako regular trips between the stands n
sither end OF the route, o. frequently - the
ststs Of the rosd will allow, from Q O'Clock A..
n. till Q o'elosh p q.
Ceats.
Anev = e,cleek ,. E.--.-------.50 Cests.
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
....AND....
MACHINE WORKS.,
LOWER GOLD MILL. NEW.
Machinery and Castings OF Every De-
serIption Made 10 order.
All ord.rs .z.eutsd with dispatch, and at
REASONABLE RATES.
iom 0RonoK KMMEr. Propr...or.
BILLIARD HAIL.,
No. s. South Q Street. Virginia.
onIHYrs nurIDrsoa
spALp,mo. PROPRIETOR.
TX. EE.I!!Al.sss siS II: II: SKI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

wxAvHa BLAsprL, oldest son Of ex.
Governor Blssdsl. OF this State. Ii q
candidate for the Legislature Of Louisi-
ana. He is running on the Republican
ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
WEaAND, JONES :::::; 4 co.'s
SILVER. NOTE BANK co.
or SAN FRANCISCO.
Conrad Aaron wicgand, Manager,
v~irsi.ia, Nevada.

H8@tas
TT Is PURP )sED, AFTER ysTABLfsIIso
the Virginia City Agency Of this Company,
TO open Agencies of the rame nj Gold Hill. MI.
YER CITY. Dayton. Carpon. Auron. Reno, wads-
worth, wlnoemueea, kiko. Hamilton. Austin
and Truekes.
Po.tma.ters aud Editors PLEASE NoTiCR
AMI start action In the beet quarters.
Partial Information In relation ~ this move.
ment may be obtained by parties az we'll
kuown) applying. who can expedite and a.slsf
In the PRACTICAL RECONCILIATION OF siLvnn
and In RAISING THE vALuHs ~ histka siocks,
by communicating IN srRiorrsr c~osriDEscn)
pertinent facts 20 the Manager - below.
All DALIEs Published In the state OF Ne
vlds please copy and advertise this notice one
week ON lowsst terms and send bill.
Other Nevada papers please apply, with
proper statements Is 20 circulation, etc., as b<.
low. fJr authority Ia advertise.
No paper need publish which docs Editor
ally notice" leithrr favorsbly or upfayorably)
but souRRIIousLy will bot dol the Slvertife'
ment. Dill should contain 4 clip Ing Of nd.
and mott, q. CONRAD A. WlEUAND,
Drawer q. Virginia CITY. +. u. Nevada.
Oc3J lW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

Tus price Of the New York HsTd'd
has bssn rsdsssd't 70 thrss cents per
copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
MARRIED.

BASS NAYLOR In Reno. October 18Th.
BosisReTHoMPsoSs In si2o. o..os.r 10.
O u. Dobisr 70 Roxis Thompsou.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ward pistr1es,
White Pine county, October "a, jerome Do.
sarth 70 Mis- y. D. eandrides. q Booas
county, No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

A wKpprxo Was delayed in wisconsin
lately on account Of the bridegroom sud.
denly remembering that he had not fed
his horse. The ceremony waited till the
animal was cared for. He explained
that . good horse couldn't be found
easily. but thirteen girls were willing to
be married to him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
Lincoln COmmandery

LlncOlIl COIllIlaIlucry
..or..
Knishts Commanders Of the San, Ne. ..
ntoULAR MEETINGS., EVERY SECOND
IL aud FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF each
Of meeting. : o'clock =. n.
~sojournlng Knights Commanders are coz.
daily invited Ia attend.
by ori-r Of the Commandey.
WILLIAM PHlPPs.
Kim. OIL. COMMANDER.
A. q. DAyt.. Adjntani Commander tm
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NEW TO-DAY.
BORN.

cRosBY-ln winnenucca, October aoth. 10 In
wife Of b. Crosby, Q 500.
HENRY.ln Hamiitoe, October 10Th, 70 tbs
wife Of Major n. W. Henry. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

the Atlanta Constellation exelaims in
anguish : There arc no plain citizens
left in the State! We are all Colonies
now" Such q sad confession AZ this
from an undoubtedly pure Southern
source gives MS Of tho north q fresh in
sight into the real suffsrings OF the
South.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20

he has beaten the Turks or that they have
retreated before him; that his men would
have made the port Of Kleck useless to tho
Turks even if the Austrians had not closed
it, He has entered Nevinje and threatens
M0star, but he il not cooperating Win the
Servians unless there be something very
profound in the plan of the campaign. Inc
notion that the Montenegrins do not count
up the success of their allies, and, there
fore, 60 for what they, can get tor them EN-;
selves, begins to prevail. A short time Will
show the truth Of this. In the meantime
Greece remains entirely peaceful, and kou-
mania balances her demand on the forte
by earnest declarations of neutrality, ana
will probably keep quiet as long az she can.
The Montenegrins' march on M0star 10
uninterrupted. The Turks intend meet
ing them in the field, as MOster is inde-
feasible.
Rsguss dispatches from Sclavonic
scources announce that the Turks have
abandoned Neveslngi, without fighting
The insurgents have invested Gatscnko.
Servis has sent her last reserve, 1000, to
the front. Four Thousand Egyptians and
Roumanla has modified 1000 men.
Heavy Fighting-Osman Pacha, Driven
From His Intrenchments, IL Re.
inforced and Receivers His Ground.
BELGRADE, July l9.-The following is Of.
fetal: The Servians drove one wing OF
Osman Pacha's army out of their intrench-
ments, which the Turks retook after re-
ceiving considerable reinfOrcements.
Going to the Front.
All the reserves have been ordered to as.
semple on Saturday for drill, preparatory
to starting for the 'front.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
BY Placide J. Spear.

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 10
CARONDELET STREET, BETWEEN CANAL
0S STcCRss s5 S1 OF WILLIAM cossERY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
ny PL.c1DE n ~. s ss;1ES; Aucr1osKKR-
b Office No as ROYAL street,-TUESDAY. july
Is 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ will be sold at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers E1-
change, on Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance to
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated June 81, 1876. Tor account Of said success
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
the First District of this city, in the square bounded
by Carondelet, Common, st. Charles and Canal
streets. designated by the No. on a plan drawn
by Hugh Grant, surveyor, on February IL, 1041,
annexed to an act passed before Felix Grima. no.
tary public in this city on February H. la4l &C.
measure, % feet 2 inches front on Caro- ndeet
street, by 100 feet inches in depth Oh the line
separating o i It from lot 10 8 'e eet lines On the
the rear. which fro2ts on an alley OF Is feet
inches lines wide Oh Common street, and 10 feet
wide on the other end which alley is for the con-
Of said lot No and lots Nos. l. 2 g. 1, 5. s,
8, IL, 49, IA and Ii. Being tie same property which
was acquired BY the late Wi!lam ConneIy from
IR sss. before A o. 10'"'s On MAJ ca a.
ance at one and two years credit, in Totes Of the
purchaser, bearing special mortgage and vendor
lien and privilege on the property sold, with eight
per cent interest from date OF sale until final pay
ment the clause of five per cent attorneys fees
in case of judicial proceedings for the recovery
Of payment OF said notes Or any portion thereof
the administrator, and the policy transferred to
him or to the holders of any of the notes, and all
qured to make a deposit OF ten per cent upon the
amount of adjudication at the moment Of sale.
The State taxes of 1875, payable in 1896 as well as
the city taxes of 1877 to be paid by the purchas
over and above the price OF adjudication.
Act of sale before E. A. Peyroux notary public
at the Expense of the purchaser.
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