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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-31

NOTICE-Having purchased the stock and
IN good will of the DRUG STO he formerly
occupied by Mr.. Z. 3. Grigg al tho northwest
corner of King aud Royal streets, we have tho.
roughly reftted and renovated the same, and
supplied it with q FIRST CLASS STOCK OF
everything pertaining to the DRUG BUSl-
NESS, and propose to carry it on as a branch Of
our establishment at No. las King street: The
branch store will be under the charge of MIR G..
j. W. SUMMERS, whom wo have associated
with us in business, and who will be prepared to
compound Physicians Prescriptions, or dis
pense medicines at any hour of the day or night.
Night bell at the King street door.
oct off JANNEY & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-31
MEDICINES.


ls harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine.
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Ia q faultless family medicine.
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Ia given with safety and the happiest result:
to the most delicate infant.
Does not interfere with business,
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place of Quiniue and Bitters OF eve
Contains the simplest and best remedies
ASK the recovered Dyspeptics. Bilious sui
ferers, victims of Fever and Ague, the mercu-
rial diseased patient how they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good appetite-they will Tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator,
The cheapest, purest AMI best family medicine
in the world.
1t contains four medical elements. never
united in tho same happy proportion in any
other preparation, viz: gentle Cstharlic,
wonderful ToJic, au unexceptionable Altera.
tive and certain corrective OF all impurities OF
the body. Such signal SUCCESS has attended lis
use, that it i: now regarded as the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For sll Disease Of the Liver, Stomach aud
Spleen
As Remedy in Masrious Fevers, Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia Mental Depression
Restlessness, JaundIce. Nausea, SICK desdache,
Collie, Constipation and Biliousness
IT HAS NO EQUAl.
CAUTION I--As there are number of imi-
tations offered to the public, We would caution
the community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Regulator unless in our en-
grsved wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
Signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
j. 81. ZEILIN s CO..
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine, Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved me many doctors bills. |
use it for everything it is recommended and
never knew it to fail; have used it in Collie
Grubbs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
about half bottle 81 time. | have not lost
one that gave it to. You can recommend tito
every one tha. has stock as being tho best n!edi-
cine known for all complaints that horse hesh Is
heir TO-. +. L. TAYLOR,
sep Agent Tor Grangers OF georgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-31

A1EW SrOREl
~ NEW uOODSI
NEW PRICES
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he has taken the store
NO. IA1 KING STREET,
and is prepared to ohor "A full and carefully se-
lected stock Of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
At prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts ot tho city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. an
inspection Of stock collected
INV 5.tf r. j. DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-31
J. NJ. STEWART

Has lust opencl from Now York an additional
supply OF CI.OAkS, now styles, and very supe-
rior BLACk FRENCH CAsHM ERES. These
goods arc beautiful in their nah and very
brilliant blacks.
A fue line Of SHIFTING FLANNE ELS,
yard wide, Of oil grades, soma all WOOL anu oi
the finest quality. ..,,,,,.,
HEAVY ENGLISH GRAPE WELLS.
Also 8 largo lot OF CRU NIB CLOTHS. All
sizes anI worry rich patterns and color2. &c Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
SHESir!!fS BALE

MAe CITY 81 New Orleans ". keease -
jsraee Prague; sane N aemes seoe "
~snpRRrOR DISTRICT COUgr YOe TN tAn1
~ - 1riesus Nos n, ~ - - and s610.-Dy ~
-. ~ tnre. vrits Of AeTi faciae - ne oasecsce
~ ~ hnnnrshie the superior district Cours I0t
*. ~sri.h al ,rleans. IN tho above entitled ceee0f
sor citv taxes Of 1874 SIS snd 1876 WI procee3
to sell 1t public auction q the Mefcn1ns 4 ~.
Auctioneers Exchange. KoyM ssf ~ - SseeS1
H:1r al this city on ThUsSDAY, Octnoer
is7s ~ twelve o'clock n. the 1bIsving described
Dr0psrtyk e M PoRrron OF GROUND situatss IN
Tia Yirsf pietrict Of this city: IN square na@Des
AK. four. bounded BY 1t Joseuh, fes.fs CeD
end Juiis ftre~ts desigaated = 'cs eh;st, s.v.n
tytrse, measuring one hundred ana "a thr.
o. 5s;sR d'; street BY one hundred ana '1
ty,si. t GFnn " PoRrroN OF GROUND situated
N the F,rst District Of this city. IN square num'
her AVE- hu dred vnd 6fu en-, b0pudea ~ Oypns.,
Johnson. Gaivtz and Ju 10 streets, 81 e. =
lat number on, measuring one hundred eno MY
six feet. on cypress street. BY ono n"no'ea 49,
foa tsep c lss1 RoT OF GROUND situated in
The Frst Distr ct Of this city, In square number
seveutv. nine. boun"ed by Orange, IT. Thomes'
Rae and Religion streets, a. sgnated - lot uum
her sev en- measuring sixtv feet on Orange street'
BY one hundred AND i've feet n dept non.n attn.
.ted Ia the First District Of this city, In square
plumber one hundred and nine con, Ocund.o ~
Apnuuciati0n, CAlliope, Constance ara ualennle
etroe t. designated - lots numbers 0ve ara SIX
forty four feet on Annun Gle tiDn street,
by one bund r. and tn rry-iour fees In depth.
Seized In the above suits
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
,ao rs .ocS Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15

Buisn D.ssAssy oslses Daisy - . - Se!.1f sss
:: !: T.! :..:; 8, - = !; .
.!a7 o. ~ - - iss
rs EscuIkNTs- Good :npOi, and snly .es:r:ts
loral temsnd. Potatoes sell ct - 3sW3 ~;
onions S393 IS sppiss q so05 90 ssar kreut
Deilb TaUiT-Ths nsfset Is bare Of peaehss
:s:%: ss:$ - "a $ . asSs sSs Vs''s'a
sTzRCa-Iisht supply and quiet Quoted 1t
s*c Kr =, ante. and tn. .,... !. ANAL
Price. arc unchanged We quote from wareheu.e
ct SRI 0e6c for coarse; 81 1901 Is sack for nne.
TuEks Island DAN and nomina! 81 7s0eoc beg
prices. Table salt in pockets. sose ssoh. acsord'
'ffAGIow-Plsnty offered and dull Held at 50
mand: Mixed 10 quoted 1t SIC, gray %; black ~
EAt l. sroREs-rhe market Is dull and the
stock 10 small, but sufficient for the requirements
s sas t,oa s:: 81 e
si r. r T. q e g. g az g & s s.
er.,eiy Get ve. Western sell At ls02sc; Iouisiaas
LOU1sI1sA osAkGKs.3;Are now beginning to
1876. w,scon:in asasoc > Is '
LARD OIL-Winter strained u quoted 1T 81 0S;
spring strained CSC y gallon.
COAL OlL-sells 1t 1850 y gallon in bbls, and
INSURANCE. OIL-Sells at 4Oc p gallon, and es
p case.
POULTRY-sman arrivals Western grown
chickens cell IS 5006: Young do o. 50d3 So
dncks 81 5OG3 so; geese s506, and turkeys eA
dig p dozen.
BAaGING-Tte msrket is firm with an active de-
mand. Domestic jute 10 quoted ut l34c p "a d
for job lots, ami l2k for large lots India 10 held
ct l0c for round lois. and j,bbing at l0hc p yard
BEANS AND WEETkRN PBA6-Are quiet North.
ern b ans sre quoted At ~ 02*c; Western 10lhc;
gret Q. as ~ 02c; red Kidney 81 03hc; white kid
ney 81 O3kc p b.
RON COTTON TIBS-The arrow tie is selling at
90 36 bundles Beard Brothers' tie and Branch
Crook 4 90. % 50 p bundle, each bundle contain.
ing 30 bands; Drake Fiournov selflocking AID
riveting cotton bale ties She p ib the PhiD wire
tie &c y tle with Adiscount on large lots put ND
in bundles of 80 ties; Chspman's double riveted
at 81 IS p bundle or 3kc y b.
STAR CANDLES-000d stock and moderate de-
man SOme of the stock il he'd under limit of |
RECEIPTS OP PRoDUCE-Arrived since our re. |
view o. yesterday 800 obs ,nr IA bbls whisky II
tierces bams, I tierre lrd. so boxes con 1876 |
sacks oats Sc .les hay 1868 bbls pples 60 kegs
bu tr, 1895 a he cotton iced, 800 boxes Chez .,
l36 hides, 237 bbls onions, TAT bbls potatoes, 3s
bbls rice. and al sacks wheat.
EXPORTS of PRoDCcR-Kxports since our re. |
cssks bacon. tierces lard, ia bills whisky, ~ |
Dbls corn mel 80 sacka corn. 50 sacks oati, 4 |
Dacka bran. bales hay, rs hhds and 81 bbs susar
IS bbs mnlAsses. 1851 sacks VIII. at 1874 bbls rice
so3 sacks salt 10 kegs butter 10 bos apples 80 bbc
potatoes, and bbls ON OLA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
Death Of m Army Paym.sser.

We learn by telegram that Major An.
gustus II. Seward died this morning at the
residence Of his brother, Frederick w.
Seward, in MOntrOss, Westchester county.
Major Seward came from his post in St.
Paul, Minnesota, three months since, to con-
suit ocuiists in this city for disease which
proved to be paralysis Of the eye. While
under treatment, his strength gradually
tailed until = few days since, when his
friends became seriously alarmed. On Sat
afdsy Dr. Hammond pronounced his recov-
cry impossible. On Saturday evening, wheu
me cousin Ciarsnce A. Seward, left Non.
trose. he was suffering severely, but NO fatal
result was Immediately apprehended.
The deceased was the eldest con of the
lsae Governor Seward. He received HE
military education NJ West Point, where he
graduated creditsbly and received an ap.
Pointment ~ second lieutenant in tho army.
during big twenty-eight Year, service in
tho army his character and bearing a An
omcer and . gentleman won for him the
coincidence OF the government, the regard Of
al with whom be wss associated, aud the
esteem of oil who knew him, Th0ueh ouiet
In manner aud reticent in conversetion. he
was prompt and e1dcient In tue dipcnaree Of
duty. he lived 80 mnch within himself.
md was % undem0nstfative, that beyond
The family circle and his army associatss IS |
Was little known. His manner of lie, how
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
DOmoeeic Markets.

NEW YoRK. September H.-Monev closed dnu a,
| 10ih. Sterling steady: - 81. Gold steady; ito d
and strong: Lonisiaus co'.so.. SIN nss 'e
ueas1 ny 90 eA.aees-Go'd, ss7Ssi ,az7; cur.
ei9Ooo for bonds $500
customs receists Z 100.
CHICAGO, " ptember "a - 1"ur steady and firm.
sor;ns d geneaslly h,she; Es2 Chicago
n" ss os to'n n7les,, md hishS
ghe,: No. s4k Re rn.,; ss as e1ss sr ny
hiw; 7ac. Pork ung.i tied and over; el6 Goals g.
essie shouldt "a 6kc short Gear nidd'es sxc.
summer cured. Whisky steady aad Unchanged
CcstonL lover grades s.a1y; higher grades
eeip s. lis e1os: ,sS Ran0' h0li 's' net re-
Futures closed steady; sales 1900 bales - fol.
November III oil lssc: Dec. mbtr Il i3a $50;
. ZIG; !, ,,9ps Il 3neil slee' FsS1na,y ilao;
0i2t"; August u s3.3s02Am = = ~
Flour snade stronger GU low grades and Mime.
S%S4 81. s sss cong .qIerns Western and state
far extra - 9o06 05. Wheat asii ana h-svy; set
TED lover: scarcely any export or milling d:mand;
hrmer; active spe culative demand; fair export and
nome mon ; .rsde inqSir s6asshc fos uDgraded wrst
for white Western. Oats ic Bitter good t. Csc
hss,y; sk0sse for fair t. good refnins refined
SAoAkCO uOAAoOdO-It ming grR0o9 OuIl and
htavy; SOC for & Ocery. kict quiet and unc baneed
Isll0w very firD closing 81 8A a8Kc or pr'ue.
kosin 4, m 81 COOL 70 Turpeniine frmei; 32a a
ENC: Pork H. ~; coti easter; nes m. So ST. 50
OF 49, Lard pane5 easier; closed over anu dull;
prime steam 10 S7h ole; closing at lO.S5c. WINS.
Ky q 81 AIDE frmer; s IL Freig6ts quiet.
CINCINNATI, september A-Flour in fair de.
mand aud higher; IS l0a5 20. whsst scar nd
nrm 46047c. Oais It ady, good demand; 33042c
i've quiet and firm; zoe asked B riley Fa DE-.
mand and firm; IS, 0Sl. FORK firm; &l70l7 Is
ASKED Lard nul, ana nominal: steam los OlOAr:
Kettle DO llOll3t' Bull meat quiet AID stea.Iy.
shoulder &c; clear rib siGes 8Ac clear SIDES 9hc
Bacon steady. tar demand; shou d7rs II 08c
g ear rib SIDES 81 09xc; ear sides lOk 0iOAe
" hisky in fsir demand ard firm; 81 o. Butter
nam and unehanhes: Hogs steady, fair demand |
90 %. wv -o-'' SHIPMENTS
st LOUIS, September A-Fluur stes DIV and firm.
" neat-No. red tall 81 IN; No. do 81 O90 |
ioA. Corr qui but stead mixed An; 39hc
III the yesr. ats dull aud beavy; NJ. 33kcbd.
Eye 6lc bid Barley firm; Nehras ka 10175kc; M n.
aesots cos 05. Whisky steady aud uuchanv, d. l
70. I fImrl; . u 50Ol8. Lsrd dull mo uncbsp9ed.
BULK meats insctiv; shOu ders &c; clear rib 4. /
, l sidss s4 asac econ easier; shoulders &c;
clear rib sides 81 09kc; clesr sides 10 0iO,sc,
Ct inside pr Cos. Live boys strol &; b. on
% SOO6. tatt!e-Shpping grades weak, but /
hoice In good demaud; good to choice steers
81 sO6S; good tn choice Though Texans e303 40
0mm00 to fair o. Is a. IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15

sa0eeuAsR 1ssnsns 81 Do DeDarsnent Of
Asrsceltare.

sssesnAsr Rssssns Of DO DeDarsnsnt Of
Au1celtare.
WAsnuueToM, September 1.-THE Sep
1s0ber returns TO the Department Of Agri-
culture show, - was expeeted, Q decline
from Ill the EenAeksbly high figures of
July IN al the cotton States except Louis
lana. In some Of the more Southern coun-
ties Of the cotton belt the caterpillar has
been moro OF lees destructive, while in .
1ew localities Of tho extreme Southwest,
the boil worm was somewhat troublesome.
Tho conditions of growth during August
we're quite varied. II some cases protrscted
droutb, with extreme heat, injured the crop,
while In others complaints of excessive
rain were rife; yet the aggregate reduction
i below what ought to have been expected
from the extent Of local disasters reported.
The condition Of the crop in North Caro-
lima 10 ninety six, . decline of six per cent;
Georgia ninety, decline of fourteen per
cent; Florida eighty -seven, . decline Of six
Per cent; Alabama eighty three, decline
Of four per cent; Mississippi eiehty-seven,
. decline of five per cent; Louisiana ninety,
. gain Of one per cent; Arkansas ninety
seven, . loss of ono per cent; Texas eighty
seven, loss of nine per cent; Tennessee
1l9. . loss of one per cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15

The Peace Questien-war Movements.
a L0SDON, September l4.-The Standard
special dispatch from ConstantinopIe says:
The Sultan has not approved the conditions
Of peace resolved up0A by the council of
ministers, and has ordered that the ques-
ton be further considered by the great
council, which CONSISTS of eighty dienitaries.
answer to the European powers. The de-
alterations OF ,he great council are expected
to result in milder terms for the Servians.
A dispatch from Odessa reports the Turks
Of Philip0pls and Tartarbazardidi have as.
sumed . threatening attitude toward Bull
The Christians here, since the collapse of
The British ambassador at Const antinople
hes been inforlhed Of the perilous situation
Of tho Christian population.
Among tho peaoe conditions proposed IL
80 that Prince Milan shall 70 to Constau-
6nople and pay homage to the Sultan. No
0ention u made Of Bosnia or Montenegro
IN the conditions.
Tho Sultan, IN rejecting the proposition
md referring It again - the Grand Council,
would occur, and tho war should be brought
- cloee - soon - possible. Turkey Civ.
ing fair conditions. Il bic present advisers
Weee unable to effect this he would find
otAego Who would.
The efBsct Of this allocutiou was stunning,
especially % the Grand Viz,er, who has
&Dpe hi room ever oinoe.
The absence OF the Grand Vizier il con-
sidered . hins to his younger colleagues to
Aeee no time in actiBg o. the ideas Of the
0ultAn. They viii thus avert the danger
threatening all Much dependence lie
placed On nahmoud Dsmonde, the Sultan's
hfother-in Law, ON whose advice it il sup
posed the Sultan mainly acts.
- Times Belgrade dispatch says all Ser
viau troupe have retired from Alexinatz, ex-
capt eight bsttalions, who are instructed to
Withdrew in case of an attack.
special dispatch to the Times from Bel. |
grade says the 6ervisn line extends from a
point . little north OF Dj1nis to belgrade, q
distance of about eight milee, and the num- |
her OF men bearing arms is s., 900 General |
Horvat0vlch commando the left, Tcher-
nayef the centre and Protich the right ct |
Delgl ade. On September II the lett was |
At Alexinatz, and The command contained |
twenty-five battaliOns. When it became |
necessary to abandon Alexinatz fourteen
bettalions retired, taking with them all the |
artillery and stores, and those inhabitants
Who remained when the first evacuation
Vas ordered. Eight b. 'talions under Pspo-
hitch were not Withdrawn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
Packard's Inv1iati0a to Nfcholls.
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter

says:
1t appears that the advisers of General
Nichols prevent him from accepting the
challenge of Colonel Packard. "Barkis lie
w'liin'," but the ''head and front" il not.
Now, all this means something. This is the
hret time, to our knowledge, that the Re-
puolicans have thrown the gauntlet and
asked tor fair discussion before the peo-
pie, and 1t has been refused BY those who
charge all malfsassnce and misdemesu ora
which have occurred in this State since 1867
upon the Republicans. Why NOT come tor.
ward and take the stump with the Repub-
lican candidate tor Governor and prove
these charges before thu peopIe3 Upon
these points there Is screw loose come
where For few little pidoling Democratic
10 urge in their defense that
Colonel Packard 10 not Q gentleman ana
therefore net lit to encounter General
Nlch0lls, is the eilliest tubterfuge ims Gin.
abs. Colonel Packard will eau vsxs the
State alone, aud that be IL competent to de.
fend himself and the party he ~ ably rep
rePBts 10 too well known to require any
defenso o. Cur hands. That he Will be suc-
cessful IN the end y 40 fixed - fate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15

Gold opened ct ll00ll0k, against Ito in New
York, and after . limited business closed at
ll0k 0l1OA, against ITO in hat market. The sales
were c0Lhned to $1,000 1T Ito, $1,000 Ut ll0A. and
5000 n lI0h 0ll0A.
Silver continued entirely nominal
Foreign excha &c was without quotabls varis-
ton, and the movement in sterling was quite
imite1, v hite the bushes in francs was Of far
extent.
The sales of sterlirg were confined to $500 bill
of lsding at IS 20, and $4,000 bans at -.
The sales of frarcs c"mrris-d 285 900 CONNER
cia', embr cing rs 900, $1,000 ant 200 600 ut 80
At the close. trrlnx bills were quoted 1t SIS 270
% for bill of )adng and Al clear, and -UeS "a
for bank (bsnk counter rate -O&S 34k), ana
france At 4.S0047Sa for commercial and nominal
for bank
New York sight was dull and unchanged. The
cnlv sses reported were 5000 commercial and
rs 600 bank at pa.
The banks continued to check on New York
ut p cent pr, m IN, ~ d commercial eight was
still gu. ted aI i y cent discount 0par.
The following the tficixl state ment OF the
sales rsp0r ted to-day at the StOck ExcbanRe:
$50 900 Premium bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
$1,000 Premium bonds ........................33
Making total Of Sl02 600 premium honda.
Tho sales not report. at the Exchange included
20 sha,e s Orltsns Railrs al Company yesterday,
not before report d, at SIG u.s. and 80. 600 pre-
MUM b0nds to-: av at 32x.
Stocks continued Gull
State contols were also dull and none were Of
fered, but SIN was bid.
Premium bonds were moro in request, and were
tOA y cent higher, closing at 323 033.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
noAEflRY AND col llEkcIlL.


TAuksDAH 1vAANes csptemu0 r. WW
The demsnd for discounts continued fhir te-day
ct the banks, and Moderate % the street. Under
bigger, bus the movement was qtite Nmited. For.
eign exchapge was without quttsble variation, and
sea- e~ly anything was done In eterlinE while .
fair bu.ines6 was done IN franco. New York sight
was dull and unchanged. 0tocks were without any
new feature. Etste cousols continued dull, with
none Cffsring, but 57k continues TO be bid. Pre-
mium bonds were more IN request, and CLOSED i 0k
p cent higher.
We inue to quote exceptional paper at -0a
= cent p annum discounts Al do at 901l and
second grade ct 1913. First oAss mortgages still
rule u 90l0 p cent p annum. and second grade
continue entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
EUGENE WAG0AMAN.
SCI 10 oc5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ori..,.

The City Of New Orleap. N. A.~..
Scnuie; same Va came; came W. came; ssme
w. aams; same Va same
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~. OF nrieans Nos. 6as2. II 9e5 S701l. 73sa6 = 4
yozs- by virtue Of i've write Of neri iaciss 70 ma
t tiScse G Dy the honorable the Superior Dis
s sr Court 70. the parish Of Orleans in the
ls5i 1873 ls74 aud ls.s, vim proceed to sell a.
P1cnc auction ct the Merchants and Auctioneers'
vnstomhouse Streets in the second District 1 ~
c,s cry on FklDAY, q pts mbr Is 1875 twelve
Hsock A.' tho following described property, to
-. C1aTAM LOT OF GROUND. sttusssa N n.
tro t, Dssts1ct g this city. N sqaazs nunSeT
Ibala Rampaat and MsIpOmene etrsefs Ss:ssn. ~
= - nunesr r n. nsasuring thirty.fWo S-x -
as o 1seee, ~ ntnety-eeven 1eet IN depth 80 ~
& Issns-CA6h On IN wet.
..,. 1U0KNR WAG0AnAN "a
seAs % sels Cv1 Sheriff Of the Parish al CSrlaana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15
..a,e. El0kNB WA0GAMAN
%. 10 ocs Civil sheriff Of the Parish a. Oris.r

Caty q New Orleans -. I~..-6
ss1 ssuc; same ". Joss phi Pigeaux; ssne VI
SufSsios 1 Dfs Il scFs 6ou.r ron -,
S ss oss and ST. es E. x1, ss osss
9, teri fac,ss me directed ~ tS & seven wits
in H. District Court for the pSrisS a. nrse sne
lsss ISL sas'f: IA ao s.s s'.s .s1s: e
eSsDts an to :e e public auction Il The Mn4.
between Gan aSio sS% dE.sh.ns
t. & t NJ; city, s:,ssi 81 %
6ks sAis 0pEs oSy g. g. wit tts,,urn ...,...
sns trss District Of this CITY, in sousrs nr., ~
julia nq B.,cS... and bounded ~ ai1oS
fs',oa wenty i've. surine th,rfv ~ ~,
in sn es by one hundr,d and ninetSon ~ UH
~ 2: GkRrA1N LOT OF GROUND. .t,.... :. A.
hunSred srS t o. tns CITY IN square number nine
ons 20 snd d tTS, bounded b L.psyrouse Prisur
1on. one neesuring thirtysix isss az i,. .0s
seissS n lie ~ . s.ass . sH ,sss IN depth
-. = - On tho i .tss wAee...v
- ~ o0- Oavn SHERIFF Of the Parish 81 1Sr,a.,..
me Pity sasy 81 New Orsssre - s,1..,.G.
c,uprprnr ,es, ~ Q We. 9 M: same w. ssme.
- q Orleans 10. s Ss ss "a F.a IHs PARISH
the Honorable ~ ct tel IA L. to ma directed bv
parish Of slesns' iPss1or District Court for the
to sell st mhs ls,s 1878 and is76 win procee3
cscss sSS k9chsase Roys st1est and
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.e2 16,oc5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
The City Of New Orleans W. John n
Lamarque; same VI. eAme.

The City Of New Orleans W. Sehn b
Lamarque: same W. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT Coz RT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. 80 ,3s2 ard TIA By virtue
Of two writ, of ieri facias to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for the par
ish of Orleans the above entitled cause f0r CITY
taxes of 1875 and 1876 will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and custom
house streets in the Second District OF this CITY,
on 9HUh DAY. OctObe, S. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
l. SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the fourth District Of this city, in SQUARE pumbrr
eignty.sx, bounded by Harmony Chippewa. An
nunciatlen Pleasant reets, designated - FOL,
love: L. is numb,ns SIX een and seventeen meas
urng sixty feet on Harm nv street, by sixty feet
III depth; los numbers twei ty to twenty-five
measu' ing unety three fe. en- Harmony street.
by one hundred End TIVE ty I ct in depth; lot
number eighteen measuring tn rty-0Do feet on
Harmony street, by one hundred aud twenty feet
III depth
in the sixth Dis ret o, this city. 10 square number
one hundr. and forty eight, bounded By Jersey,
Laurel II l "a an MaronGO streets, dests mated -
lots numbers our, i've and six. mes sur.ng ninety
feet on J,Isry street, by one hundred and twenty
i've IL OF in depth.
EeiSfd in the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.