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ARMY NEWS,


CHICAGO, July 95,-The following dispatch
was received at Lteut.Gen. 6hcr!dan's lead.
quarters thts mornings
usApQuAnTxna Bio 1Ioah AND YrLLowsroxn
EXPEDITION, CAar ON Gonsx CHHKK, Wy, July
". Wy Fol.T fkETEnMAs, Ny, July =. 10 Gtn.
Sheridan, Chtta1o: fosEost0 say, whom dis
patchcd uy 1ast eourtrr. That 4adsc out Lieut.,
Sb!ey, Oh the 9th. with snln!i detachment pf Tho
Second Cavalry, to e*coEk my guIc. Fsauk uruaru,
In making Arcconhotssance. When thn paEty came,
GU the 7ah, to point near where Tue Little Hig
Horn dehuncled Erom tho mountains, they cncaun-
tered the Sioux tn strong force, and haw enough to
convince them that the main vtllaEe Ut the hosti}rs
i not fur from thai paint fhuy, succeedod
IN Making their eseaps only after abandoning thr!r
animal. aul marching AcEosA shu rugged foot-hl n
OF: ths HtX Horn MountatnB, Tic n,rM wefe ucarly
exhausted When they rcacAcil tho camp. lieut..
6blcy and FEnnk tlruard tho gusdes, arc entitled
to great credit for Tic n,nef Ia which they carried
out ny inttsuctlo1ia, aud Tho coDlneaA apA )ndg-
ment Displayed u saving the let4chu,ent when sur,
rounded By largely suuerlur futen af tht enemy,
MI. Plnttty, MI. bnrrtcs, and Jim Tfaynur &C.
comrAnfed Lieut.. 6lbiey ~ voiunteers, sud b..
hAved we'll. i6lgued)
1GNuox CRook, DFicadIor- General.
TROOPS oRpBRRD FORWARD
FHoVtDxNrBt 4. H. July @,.'-tjEilers hayo
bre, Tt>;iye,l at Fort AdaiIss headquarters Of
tho First ARTILLERY, 70 disputcla four companies
Wcst forthwith.
, 1876-07-26
FLANNELS AGAIN,
A sAlo Of $3.50, 900 Wort1. Yesterday In New
Yorlk-nuyers just Waking Up, and Prices
lslstng-More saIcs Coming.

a .,ro ooo .,---.,.
Il t3 3A1e o. stoo,ooo worm 1e.terdhS In NEW
1ork-hmyera just Waking Up and Prices
lsistns-More sa1es Coming.
Special D4spasca to The 7rtauns.
Nsw YoHK, July 2255-Tho auctIon.soons ot
Townsend, Montant g. Co., Ut Nos. 70 and 81
Tronar, atr.ct 1rcr, crossc, tssnr ,. ~ ~ =.
rescntattyss Of the largo drygoods houses "ss % =,
tho cutntry attending tho truIc sale Of 1000
packages Of Aanncla, blankets, tvetIh
meItona and cotton goods. tba nroduc.
Han ~ wr,,,known wt1I. k1anr @ pOua saa,,
dealers were also present. Tho sale
WIS made by order OF Parker, Wilder h Co
Bidding wns active, and It. Was generally stated
that In nrlrea o1,toiur1 w,ro fron, K ~ ~, No.,
cont IN advance OF thosc feporfcu at tfe last
weeks sales. Tho salo was characterized by an
cxcess Of buyers for tho lots Of goods disposed
of. md bv lnua nhist1lntr nnf Errecrhtny rytcn
, 1876-07-26

TANMANY.

TAMAANY.
4 VERY ORDINARY DEMONSTRATION Last
MORT.
specidi NGpdtcA TO 7Af Tribune.
NEW YoRt, July 25.-The anti. .Tammany rat-
icat,on OF tho St. Louis nominations last night
WIS followed ttfs evcnIng by tho Tammany
ratification meeting IN and about Tammany
Hail. It was d snirltless affair, and neither in
numbers or enthusiasm did It compare with
Democratic ,nass-mcetIngs In New York
In previous campaigns. The stimulus Of
confident expectation OF aucccss, which
has been potent source Of enthusiasm In othor
years, was wanting. There were few prominent
speakers, Gilbert c. Walker, OF Virginia;
Charles E. uoukcr, Of Mississippi, nnd JOHN X.
Tarbox, Of Massachusetts, being tho principal
ones. Many wc'l-known Democrats Werc an
nounccl to speak, but most OF them stayed
spsikl'' spptak. 'A''sA 'S's'>' "s'' "'A'A''@1 -
TnB AUDIENCE
inside the halsicd tho seats of tho gallery anil
thrce-fourths nf the hody Of the house below:
seats wns not occupied at ALL There
wcro probably 1000 persons inside tho
building md half as many ahout the
ss ssss K " 1s. 'Gn naoy y' 1 se s
Hcrc evidently OF tho lat'oring classes. Fcw
prominent professional mcn ind merchants
occupied tho platform. No ladies' ware Visible.
Applause was not frequent during the delivery
Of the specchca. Men and names, rather than
sentiments, seemed to awaken tho most cIl~
thustasrn.
JoIN KELLr,
who called the meeting to order, received q most
noisy and long continued welcome. Charlcs A,
Dana, who presided, was also received Into
Tamniany camp with mnny demonstrations Of
approval. Ex-Qov. Wnlker, OF Virginia,
who is not d atrangcr to New
York audience, Was heartily, napplaudetl-
less, however, for what ho said, ttan for tho
manner III which 1,e said ". The passages In
speeches which received tho most applause wcro
ttlosc tcnunc1ntory of the Administration, and
especially OF thu members Ut tho Cabinet Of
President Grant ngmfnst whom charges have been
nude. This spirit Of tho andfenco syas early
developed during tl.e delivery Of
Nil. DANA's srRKcH,
tue spcaksrs WHO followed wcrc quick to catch
It. Hfr. Hancock, OF Texas md Others, made
complimentary altuatons to Gov. Hayes. Mr..
Hancock, IN utte rlaec, alluded to the military
leaders Of the Rebellion aa the nblest captains IL
thcnnctcenttrchtury, and very nearly succeeded
In surprising tue audience into applause, but It
was checked In n moment. On tho whole, the
audience was not quick, ready, and Intelligent.
"A long list 1f Vice- Chatrinen and Secretaries
WAS re..!, but few OF tho nanes had more than
q local Significance, and many Of tho most
prominent named werO not present.
, 1876-07-26
NOTES AND NEWS.
Tils WARRINGTON MONUMENT.

WARRINGTON, u. t., July a5-Thc House
Appropriations Committee las agreed to report
bill ~ all IN the construction III the Washing
ton monument which IL materially different
from tic l}ill ns passed by tho Senate. The
fIonso Committee will recommend tho appro-
prlatton Of S2oo, ,000 In four annunl tustnlnlcnts
Of $50,000 cach This wilt cnabto thc structure
10 be completed In time 10 be dedicated In Octo-
bcr, 1881, Oil tho centennial anniversary Of Tho
surrender Of CORVALLIS Mt Yorktown. The
Camnlttoo propose that tho Monument
Society shall decd to the Government
rs title to tho monument, antl tue
reservation on which IL situatct,; that tic 3d.
ctcty shall be continued tn association With tho
Government Commission In the construction OF
tho monument IN ortfcr to obtain The condi-
tonal subscription, amounting to about ST., ,000,
whie! would 10 lost II the National Government
should uaslitne entire control Of the work Of
completion. Mr.. Fostor, Of Ohio, will report
the bill tomorrow, aud make specch In favor
Of II.
THE INTERNAL nRyHNCE coAM1ss1oNEnst,1P.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 25.-Col,Kresstnnn
AlacDougail wns to-day formally Offered tic
Coinn,lssioncrshlp u Internal Revenue. 1le
has the matter under consideration, and will
probably decline tho Office.
TtR VENEZUELA sw1NDLE,
Senor Manuel Aluroz Y. Castro, tho Fcne-
~ tns,nL IIn .Hsb ~ oia W. neinte
i J t"s.so1 T.. u.r. u ~ ~ NEIL, tIa,,s t,
Wnnosnainn si1aS Ta,n.otssia ~ ~ 1tnS III
riarr-a i; Tt.,a f,, liz H,or.,.,,s.,t ~ =. IL
,ftI ntntns ns III nfora ~ t. ntae W. Ivy
nnt ~ VosSictan c,'n,S1eint I'M *
n,n!nst ~ .,o MtraS nan .o.a
%s.,"rni ~ ,,t iio son e tn ,,,in,s
Ecmnzn:}a M, ann,S fnnnnIion III ,.,t waro
,rrna;iv @ o,iors ,,a ~ Wsto
6a,nyr ~ ,i,at 1oiasra A,nnrr,n ,1 Tos1s
stnmar @ ~ ~ '.'ms;r ~ ,unao s"ati5,
, 1876-07-26

tlon of tnnu to I'll the plare Of justice Sails
bury, II WAS decided t,af tic nln1N el MA!.
John lfoffnann l,n s.1Gtst.ti fu ;the Tirant
Count rs that Of thu man WHOM, " NUS desired
shnull represent The ward.
Mat FoGttAnn s,Il that he hail conc 10 the
conclusion TINT tlt people wanted il new set NJ
THe Chnir tcndcrcd bis resignation, an.l, upon
motion, the office Of Secretary WIS declared
vacant.
4 further and lengthy conversation took place
on the election u officers, md IL was t!nslty de-
ctdeti 10 make that spectal order for noxt Tues
day night. Adjourned.
, 1876-07-26

.FtI1C1uEfE EfHffHEf,
During the session u 1875 tho following net
was quietly passed by tho Democratic Lcglsla-
turo 1T New York:
An net 10 amend IN net to incorporate tho Sister.
s sa & sae hsseSy NH
grant diplomas and honorary tcAtllnnnIa1s III such
form and under such rrguainns as Hs lizard Of
l,avs Or may hsssafter DO sratuu I'D 1t any acmi.
nary Of learning u sall corpoEatioa located within
duplicate thereof, In the department of Public In.
attnct!on md thO snpeslntanent ot Public In
sefeae % y tho sse. t .aeh '1ssn saaats T.
qualified lcaelpr of tho couuon schools Of this
!Appaovel Alay15, 1875. Sd. TlLnEs
1t was mouths atterwartl bcfure It becams
generally known t,iat tiers was such law upon
thc statute bouka. When thu discovery Was
u,adc, It. naturally created considerable exrite-
mcnt. 1t viii bo seen TINT tbs effect OF tie act
was to pal tho Catholic scintlarjes Of thc ufay
Nun St.terllotat ahayr al! The other educational
Institutions vi ttle Stat1. Moreover, lis ten
.lpney wls to tll tbs eon.on schools with Cath
OLE tcacs,cfs, tice the tray Nuns acnl!nar!cs
upon the norlnal schools, without any propura-
t1ry trimming, aud without special examinations,
thus nakllE these scinlllarts tile easiest route
t. positions IL TIC public hsliuals,, II ~ tot
sl.uuld llayo sail; There aru 10 many ohle,.
liH'h tp tAr MI, without roasl,!crj,; its secta-
rlan ciNratter, tlsat tile ncxt Legislature uughk
70 repeal 4 vt 9Isec. 1l!u feeling ,wiiiri, has
anuIher svIdes1cc u tAe Determination of liz
peop!u tsat tl,e public hchoula shalt not ba in-
tcrtdrel With y, any way, IN tls Interest u auy
r;ssSq,s ;s H. se,t;" #, Now, a.v Tisn net only
character, but It Is saIl That l.e siEi i III rcturn.
tyr 4M axprets pruniac u Catholic support.
Tic lust Legislature, being Republican. rcpeulvd
i, NY! !! d lo longer Law; but it shows ull-
, 1876-07-26

Foo Ckeyer,ncs were making preparations tn
lchrc at once for The northwest to ]otn SItt,ny
Bull that he wnA to throw himself acyors thci,
line of march in ttmr to Intercept them. Merritt
had to make 70 miles l,cfnrn they co,d mnks
81, but oG he went, an! Sunday night foum,
!!m with seven companies hitifnr Under iho
hiu;LS AZ On War bonnet Or l1ut Creek square, p up
THE INDIANS ArP1AR.
AZ day6rcak Monday morning Lieut.. King.
commanding tie Uutposta q Tho eonths,
;t;aat' t;ss scnt In word TINT tho war Put.
is am S SeiS dcee eoe'9f o e rs,s1vsn eyer 0 Fss
!tsl,' at the advanced postf Gen. Merritt funn1
the report correct. TIe command noisclessiy
mounted anu was unused under t]le bluJTs
uafItea1 I%a,on o. ami'c t. the rear Put Of sight 81
was some miles Oh to the southwest, SLOWLY
appreeachlng,' and the, Indians wcrc closely
MsW ~ ita guard. Tho two companies Of IN.
fantfY VII! # wcro riding III lhc wagons.
az al9ng tie ridge to tho southeast,
eisht or tep Warriors catne dashing down q
rsylne which lea directly under tho hi whar,
Llcut AlhG, Will hta SIX tncn, Horo watching,
r, . RAtIfkd Fok 8C1Lrs.
Inc object was Us suddenly apparent. Two
horscsnen, Unconscious Of tlla proximity of ths
loo, bod yensnrcd out alicad OF tho train aud
,ssre wsre lnakug rapidly for the creek. They
command. Tho Indians, ,,tteriy tgaornnt Of tSs t
rapid move IT tic Fifth, Mcfo simply bent IN
Jumping On tho cotricrs and getting thcIr
seaips. "bu!talo Dll," chief Ut tito scoi,ts, lay
S S'a tnU nr.n ny VIII kng Ard instantly sprung q
Az q you Keep out Of sight, safi the Gen.
en e1a' 81, 's8una ,1t mt, 0w 'od Wien this word Is e.
Then, turnlng to tho officer Of the picket, b.
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a Rad YOUTH.

DANv1LLH, ILL.,, July 25.-John G. Bryant, q
young man c1crtsiug for D. BrinklcY, ut ARM
strong, this county, WIS this morning arrested
by Detcctivc Thomas 4. Halls for attempting to
pass forged chec's on tho First National Bunk
of this city for S5l5, on the Goth Of June last.
Upon an examination OF Dryant's trunk, nfter
his employer claimed had been stolen, was found
III 1t. Uo was committed to tho County Jail.
H!s parents, WIN are very respectable people,
reside ut terrysylllc, Ind.
, 1876-07-26
GEN, MERRITT,
uIs CHARGE ON TNR CuHYHNNEA

FoEr LARAMIE, July o2.-At uoon OIL 9atur-
day, the 18th Inst, tho Fifth Cavalry, under
Gen. Merritt wefo biyouackol on Nawh!ao
Creckt 12 miles from Fort Laramie, u which
po!nt they were ordered in from tho Cheyenne
River, 100 miles to the north, en- route 70
Join Crook. A COURIER. suddenly appeared tronA
tho Agency with dispatches stating tlat
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
RpkeidI hkuuieh to 7HS TSiht,ne-

WOODSTOCK, Iii. July a5.-Night-O Officer Mans-
field arrested man last night in tho net Of fore
ing an ontranee into Juddts flour and iced
storo. This morning the otfonder was brought
before Justice Church To answer to the charge
Of burglary, and was held In $500, IN default Of
which ho was committed to jail. The prisoner
gayo hts mime % Daniel Mutt; stated ho WIS %
yeara OF age, and from Chicago. lie had Ii his
possession twenty plugs OF tobacco, raxor, aud
93 In money.
, 1876-07-26
TfOr1SE.

r1L n1.nI nTn.n nt.Afa A.
Mf. Gox M aeKea leaTs 10 oHc5 feaolntton. 70 10
feiofffa 70 ne Gohn.iee on Mases glflhE 70 any
eoh!htsce enatgea Wltn ah Mtnstlsatlon iato tae
condact or any otNcef VI the. government leave 10
report a. my unie.
AZ. Mhsoh oo1eeIca. ,
bmls tcpoFteu last ihnseaay ~ Az. ufanu,
from tha COMMITTEE on Mines and Aiming. 10 ut1l.
izc tfa rfoaaet y tho go!a anu silver ninGa, camo
up lof cuns!Nofatleh. an9 the Wnole niothlhs nouf
was consQmeu IN tno a1tcasslon oi point rase9
BY NJ sasson that tc w must hfst be conbidetcd
IT, tha Conimittce u the Whole,
IhG speaker ovefEn!eu tho point OF order, an1
Mr, kasaon appealed, Md yotn BY tellesB and
yeas and Mays was taken, tha vote allowing 1853
yeas 10 - nays, AAh sustaining tao aoe!s,9m 0Is,
tile H9tnlng tlonF having expired, tho nsll goes
over till thu NEXT morning ho,!t. This bill Is the
one originally introduced W Mr.. nanks, allowing
tho issuc OF coin notes. to be PAID BY tho seycral
mtnts atd asea} osccs tos tho net yaue 9f the gold
and silver butloa tIGran deposited, such aosos to
DO for oil uoa 70 the United States. and
10 oe legal -tendet TOT Ill Debts public and pFi-
yatc.
On motion OF Mr. Wh!tthornc. the Chairman OF
tho Committee OF Naval At1airs, 1t was oIdcrcd BY
nnanauus CONSENT, that The majority and minority
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ESCAPED.
Special D!9pdtch to 5ns Tribune,


DuBuQus, H., July e5.-~Ono Of the prison.
CTS, Thomas Cutler, alias Brown, conllued at
Lancaster, Wis.,, for tho recent safo-robbory at
Platteylllc, escaped from jail yesterday by
crawling through the register Of Ills room up
the chimney and out Into room above, thence
passing down tho front stairs to tho street, On
Ills why lie tried to lihcratc two Of bin confcdcr-
atcs, but failed. He is NOW at large, and re-
ward Of $500 is offered for his apprehension.
, 1876-07-26
INNOCENT.


Eptc7dl NspafcA to 7hs 7FfbunS.
LBAvESwonr,l, Kan, july 25.-Lou!s Earl
win, on trial for tie brutal murder Of the wom-
~, Anna johnson OH the Government rcscrva~
tton, WIS to-day acquitted. he is undoubtedly
innocent,
, 1876-07-26

CAHrHsTER's A.tfiEMENr.
IL tha Hfs'frn 4Asocfltst Frtss,

the!r vNtps that IN theiF opinion Tie Senate hns
10 iuristlletinn.
CAHrrsTEH's A.ttlrMENr.
IL ina Htsffrn 4Asottltsd Frtss
WAsutSu1oN, u. T., duly Decentralization
of The articles of impeachment VII. resumed,
md Alr. Curpc.tcr, by uuali,nous consent, wns
permitted to ktalld nt the desk occupied hy hin
Wien Senator, that l!c might lie better heard
by the Senate willis delivering hla argument Tor
tEIn dcf1nae.
Hcfore Mr.. Carpenter concluded his argument
the ScnRto, sitting a. court, adjourned till to-
morrow.
, 1876-07-26

Sptcfd1 cb,Tstponaencs " Ths Tribune.
NILES. Mich, July A.-Marshal Cross to day
arrested three tramps on charge Of breaking IN
to and robbing q. s. Elltots store, at South
Bend, Inst night. The testimony against two Of
them Ia not thought sufficient to hold th0In, but
the third will bo taken buck tomorrow for t1Ll.
, 1876-07-26
NECAITunE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 2s.-"Lon" Cham.
hers, alias Thomas johnson. alias Charlcs II.
Joues, an cscaprti convlct from jeflc1sunvll,e,
WIS arrgsted III this city Tonight by Marshal
brennock* uorae-stcallls, seven years, was Ills
Illness.
, 1876-07-26
CRACKsMAN ARRESTED,

PrrrsnuRo, Pa, July 25-Georgc d. Graham,
alias George Mason, q notorious Eastern cracks
man, charged With burglariztng the First M
tional Dank Of Wcllsboro, Tiog County, aud
similar of1cuscs In Philadelphia, was arrested at
to await the action Of Eastern authorities,
, 1876-07-26

New York, May o5.-samucl Hoslxns, i
Liberty street lawyer, ind Samuel Cobb, resd-
Ing at the National Hntel, were nrrested to-day
for cndcnvoring to ncgotiatc number OF couri-
terfc!t, 500 bonds 0f tic Watcr-Works Of
Eric, Pa.
, 1876-07-26

ALLEGED WIEE MURDERER.
NHw YoMK, July 25.-Patrlck Tcsvaii, Of No.
2N Third atrcct, brooklyn, e. D., i,as been mr.
ueath Of hts vito,
, 1876-07-26

VAantN67oN, d. c., July 25,-aIr. Gordon
introduced bill to establisl a competent md
non-partisan revenue corpa. Referred.
propriation bill Of Juno ~ 1874. and See. 3,0ss4
IT the Revised Statutes In regard to straw bids,
was passed.
Mi. Wright moved to tako up The House bill
fSs to pfsns ana oa e,as 'oo
Pending discussion, Mr.. Boutwell, introduced
bill to nincnd aecs. 72l aud 5,440 Of tho Re-
vlsrd Statutes In regard to conspiracy. Re-
ferrcd- .,...
AIr. Edmunds gave notice TINT he would
pross motion to reter tho House bill In regard
To tho Pacific Railroads TO the Committee on the
Judiciary ut tho earliest opportunity.
hfr. Wright Withdrew bis mDtlen to take up tho
Southern Clhms bill at the request Of Mr.. Allison,
who moved to tako up the Riyer and 1Iatbor Ap-
preparation bill, but before reaching ayoto on tho
motion tho Sanath ind journca.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
~ THE MATTER OF TIKI MINOR MARIE FRAN
COISk, ALIAS ELVINA BAUvkR

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No s. las.
DY q. GUINAULT, ADC11ONRRR-OkFIC1
- corner Exchange alley and Bienville street.
twelve O'clock H., at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets. by virtue Of IN order from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated December 8, 1876
THREE CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF
GROUND. situated in the Third District Of this
city, in the square bounded by Craps or Burgundy,
Love or Rampant, Marigny and Hlys'an Fields
streets, designated by the letters A, B, c:
Lot measuring Is feet % inches front on
Margny street. by 66 feet Zines in depth, together
two. story kitchen; the house built at the corner
Of Craps and Aarigny streets contains two rooms,
back gallery, cabinet and cellar below; the
kitchen containing two rooms. The whole agreea'
Exchange.
g Lots and C measuring each d feet front on
Margny street by depth of IS feet lines.
trict Of t. city in the square bounded BY Eissian
Fields, Frencbmen, Derbigny and Roman streets,
which lot measures about so feet front ON ElysiAn
Fields street. by about 100 feet deep together with
a frame house with slate roof, having two rooms,
front gallery, closed gallery on the rear, With two
large cabinets; Kitchen cistern. garden. ETC.. See
plan at the auctloneer's Office
Terms-One-haf cash, and the balance at one
years credit in notes OF the purchasers, bearing
interest at eight per cent from the day OF sale. Sc
cured by mortgage on the property sold: the pur.
chaser TO assume the payment Of the taxes on said
selves pay the attorneys fees of ten per cert in
case of suit to enforce the payment Of the notes
accrulng from the above contemplated sale, and
to keep insured the buildings on said property to
the tent Of said notes. and the policies Of insur
ance transferred to said minors - collateral &C.
curity.
public, at the expense of the purchasers.
de15 n 81 ia7 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12

By Macon. Ellison q Co.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON COMMON
STREET.
SQUARES OF aR0uND e TAB FIRST DISTRICT.
Il 11 TAI IA M2r TR1 81 e mrs MIDow soYis Er
Al vs.. TaR MINORS BOYLR.
secord District Court for the Parish Of orleans-
RY MACON: ELkisSS 4 Co;aSAIgss EFT
ssi a. e AZ =: .n s :: .sz
Exchange, On Royal street. between Customhouse
and Canal Streets by virtue Of an order of the
Of Orleans, dated December q. 1875, win be sold
ct auction for account Of said estate the following
l. That VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, No. 1874
Carondelet, Grsvier and Common streets; lot 80
81
of
Common and Telemachus streets.
Also, the following bank and other stocks,
Five shares New Orleans Caual and Banking
twenty five shares Bank Of America.
One hundred shares State National Bank.
Thirty three shares New Orleans Gasiight Com
Eighty shares New Orleans City Railroad Com
One hundred and TWEEN y shares Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company.
Company.
Twenty shares Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Nine shares Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com.
psny.
Two shares Delta Insurance Company.
Five shares Sun Mutual insurance Company.
Nine shares New Orean Gaslght Company, new.
One City Bond Of New Orleans of $1,000
Aud sundry PrOmissory Notes, Claims and Ac-
counts due said estate as per schedule on tile In
our Office.
Terms-Cash in United States trt asury notes.
Act of SALE for the zeal estate at the expense of
lie. de22 ja8 IS u 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
By Placide J. Spear.
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, COR
NER OF Gus rOMHOUSE AND MARAlS
6TkB1Ts, AND CORNER OF BlENVILLk AND
TREER STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF LUCIA GIACONI.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
I, No. 81 5ll.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONRER-
d once No. As Exchange slley.-THgRSDAY.
January n, 1876, 1t twelve o'clock NJ, will bo sold
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. between Custom
house and Canal streets, by virtue and in purso-
ance to two orders from the Hon. A. I. Iissot,
Judge Of tho Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated respectively November 10. 1874
and January 1875. for account Of the above sue.
i.ACRRrAIS LOrOFGROU together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situsted in
the Second District of this city, making part of .
SQUARE No. e. bounded BY Msra;s, viiiere, Gus.
Toulouse and Bienville streets, on the genera!
the corner Of csstom5ouse and Marsis sreets is
desgnsted by the No. on a pal ticular plan drawn
by Nelson Foucher, dated the twenty-third May,
notary, and measures. French msasure, 80 feet
front on Customhouse street, by 20 feet IN depth,
3. 4 CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, together with
tine buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the second District of this city, in the square
Franklin streets dc sgnated by the No. 3, on plan
annexed to An act passed before z. Laresche, on
the seventeenth OF January. is5s. and measuring
6 inches lines deep and front on Irene street, OF
which it forms the corner. As fest inches lines
IN alley between said lots Nos and 3. thence e1-
tending foot lines and measuring. on another
depth feet II INCHES line on line dividing it
The installations on the premises to be sold with
Terms aud Conditions One third cash. and the
balance at one and two years' credit for notes
bearing interest At the rate Of eight per cent
snnum from date til paid, with special mortgage
kept injured and the policy transferred; the clause
of i've per cent attorneys fees for the recovery Of
payment Of sad notes in case Of Judicial proceed
purchaser at the time Of sale.
Act of sale before Theo. Buisson, Esq, notary
Y,arh1 purchaser.