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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08


The vessels Of the North Atlantic
Station, at Norfolk, are rendezvouxing
at Hampton Roads preparatory to sailing
for Port Royal. The Plymouth left her
anchorage, at Norfolk, Oh the Gath ult.
Tor this purpose, and the Alert and HUI
ron on the 2eth. The Catskin dropped
down and took in her powder on the
Soth, and the following day proceeded to
the Compsss bnoys. The Vandalja il
awaiting an auxiliary steam pump, and
the Marion is nearly ready; the flagship
Hartford expected to go down On the
2Sth and then Admiral Leroy would
organize his feet for departure. Most Of
the ironclads are yet uuprepared to leave
Norfolk and will not go to Port Royal
with the vessels named, but be conveyed
when ready by the Powhatan and Talla-
p2osa.-Army and Navy Journal.
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Black Cloth and Worsted DioganaI Suits
from $12 to $40.
Pants from $3.50 upwards.
Vests from 81 upwards.
Frne English Cashmere pants, for dress
only 81.
Youths and Boys Suits from SO to $23.
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THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC

EnIni1y knitting NIachfne!
most Useful and Wonderful Invention!
Now attracting universal attention by Its aston
isbing performances and it's great practit al value
for every day family use. II is sIMPLE, DURABLE,
AND CHEAP, is easily kept in repair, ond
WILL LAST LIFE-TIMEI
ltwill knit every possible variety OF plain and
fancy Work
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The powder OF Thomas {. Brainard three
miles south of YORK, Pa. blew up Oh SUNDAY
morning. No person was injured.
Tho supreme court has POSTPONED action IN
the case of Lenntihan convicted of the murder
of Capt Rel y, ana now lying In jall at Wilkes
Barre
samuel Conner, aged seventy years. fell
down coal shaft IN NBshannOck township,
Lawrence county. anu haa' his skull crushed
and neck broken.
Thomas BOYLE, aged fifty years. has been
sentenced to the pententialy, by Judge Persh.
ing, for eleven years and Sly months, for com.
mithng an outrage ON littlS girl who IL deaf
aud dunno.
The supreme court of this state IN b1nc has
just affirmed Judgment uaking the late re-
cOrdrr Of Philadelphia responsible for the
amount of mortgage on n piece OF property
omitted in certificate of search Issued from
his office
"A dis9sterOus fire broke ont in Charleston
s. c., At three o'clock Monday morning. which
burned over n space ABOUT half n milo IN length
by two hundred yards vide, near tho northern
limit Ot the city Most Of the buildings destroy
cd were small wooden dwellings, and the tOta
loss is estimated at not more than S25O0OO Hun
drcds OF poor persons, how aver. are rendered
homeless and destitute. While the fire wal
raging gang of NEGROES robbed every hou &c t
which they could gain admittHnCe until then
depredatons were checked by the Mayor
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a little Japanese
Got down on his knees
And said
Please. don't freeze

John S. Evans testified before the
Committee on Expenditures in the War
Department Tuesday regarding his
leadership at Fort Sill. He stated that
between November, 1870, and Novem-
Der, 1875, he paid Marsh over $40, 600
for the trading privileges. He also
testified that he was introduced to the
Secretary of War by General Rice, of
Iowa, and that he paid Rice $1,000 for
introducing him to the Secretary. He
thought this was enough, though Rice
wanted $500.
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The following letter was read at the
supper of the Knights of St. Patrick, in
Hartford, Conn, on Friday night, Mar.
18th:
HARTFORD. March I8 - Richard McCloud
Esq.-Dear Sir am very sorry hat 1 cannot
be with the knights OF st. Patrick Tomorrow
evening. In tins centennial year we OughI To
tlnd peculiar pleasure an doing honor 20 tho
memory OF man whose good naIoe has An,ur.
81 through tourteen centuries. We ought TO
tlnd plea4preiip 1t for the reason that nj rms
time we naturally have fellow feeling Tor such
q man he wrought N great wOri in his day
He found Ireland q prosperous rennbhc ana
lOOksh about HIM to ste II he might find snn,e
usetp thing to turn his hand to- He observed
mat phe president of that republic was In the
habit % shelteI1ng his great officials from de
served punishment, so he litted up ms staff nnu
smOte HIM. hnd he died. He found that the
secretary Of war, had been so uub ocOmngiyeco
Omlcal as 70 have Iald upSI2OOU q year ont of a
salary OF $500, and he XII cd him lie fOuna thai
the secretary Of the interior alWnys proved over
Syefy sephri and dlstincd barrel Of dbe 4 hat
~Als t1JelueU Tor the unCOnVertea savage. and
then Kept that beef himself 80 he killed MN nj
So He found That tine secretary OF the navy
Knew iHOre hDOut handling suspicious claiIns
than no did about hAnuing shlp, und he 81
once mnde,an end of him. He found thai a very
foul pllvate secretary had been engineered
through sham trial, 80 he deatrOyed him ne
discovered that the congress which pretended
TO prOuiglOus virtue was very anxious 10 lnyea-
tgnte ali ambassador who hnd dlsnonOred the
country ABROAD but Was equally ANXIOUS to pre.
vent JDe appointment or any BpOtless man 10 q
similar post thaC this congress- bad no god but
party no system OF morals but party polIcy
no vision but 0 bats VISION. ana no reason foT
existing anyhow. Therefore he nassnereu shat
congress 70 the last man. When he haH fiulsned
Nils great work he snid his tigllT, five wav
LoI .llave destroyed all the repulea an aIe.
land oG. PAtrlek had no politics his sympa.
thles lay with the right that was politics
enough. When lac came across a renrll he tnr
got 70 inquire whether he was a democraJ on
repunhehn, huf simply exalted his stan ana 'lut
we had INN here 10 trim US up for the centen
MAJ. But this cannot be- His staif winch was
y . synlO0i pi roAl. not sham refOrm - idle
however, we stlD have with us The symbOl of
irulh-Ge0rge WAshlugtons IlBtle hatcnet--for
know they have buried II.
Your" %ay' :. L. CLEMENS
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Notice TO TrespasSeI.s.

Notice i1 hereby given, 20 Telmstcrs and
others, that the UNDERSIGNED iOrbidS n ! persons
trcspassing his Lands In Mahonlng township
Carbon county, Ia. until they shall have Deen
high street, Lehghton, Pa and paid him for
the Wood they want as well as for ,hat they
nave already taken ana not pai for Team ster
are also requested not TO take Chestnut Green
or other Timber suitable for Sills aud shey are
further cautioned not to willfully destroy Ghe
Young Spout and Growing Timber finder the
penalty OI law
March 25, 1915 %3~ =.
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PhiladenIia Letter.

P1nLA.. raa Mar. 81. 1870
DEAR ADVOCATE Ion Thursday last, 18TH
inst, 7 had the pleasure Of boing present NJ n
nnrrlage ceremony, in Mauch Chuuk. Tho
br de and groom and their best gentleman nnd
lady looked splendid and were Just ns bravo as
could be Rev. Wiggins tied the knot, and he
tied II strong. I'm not much of 'Jankins" or
I'D give on discuptiOn Of tho dressing etc
Everybody enjoyed themselves and ali went ms
merry M marriage bell. In the evening the
happy couple left for MI exten led tour, but be.
fore they were fairly AWAY from the door some
one opened up bombnrdmont of slippers. We
are happy to say no one was hurt.
One If the Spanish soldiers who arrived here
last week went into n restaurant up town the
other day, and while there some rGscal invited
him tc Try n spoonful Of no = .radsh. ana he
did 50, but whi'c hq was wipiny the tears from
his eyes, his king friend event through aim" to
the tune Of twenty.lve dollars in gold.
Yesterday we had snow, then we had rain mud
now we have sunshine again.
"Patsey, I'd like to take that tooth pick from
yon," said one bootblack TO another "but Pm
afraid you are trying to bribe me-"
Thieves from oil parts Of the world arc on the
way TO Philadelphia, in fact many of them are
now here. So during this year our visitors and
citizens can have the chance of being robbed in
any language. I'm thinking OF getting out
patent international burglar alarm, something
that will be understood by any "mooulight me-
chnnic" who may come along, never mind whnt
his chime or country may be.
The butchers Ct this city are to have q grand
parade on the loth of May. aud II u me- that
they should do 50. Inever sAusage.a fine turn
out rs they made some years ago.
\ newspaper wag suggests that our Govern.
mont officials be made to wear bell punches
NOW, tlllS Is rough, very rough, and the i1O q.
said wiig ought to he punched Immediately by
the way, If COW should kick man. can he
properly say that ne mas had n milk punch
the sawyer Observatory, nehr Centcnui; |
bulldmgs is AGAIN IN tuu operation anu IL we |
worthy of visit. 7 no car may be seen asce I'd
ing md descending at all hours of the day,
irelghted With visitors ,eniOviug the magn ficenU
view.
The figure of Columbia oil the dome of Mem.
oral Hall Is 23 icet inches high, weighs 8 tons
ana IA 10 teet above the ground.
Milder weather viii be welcome to the Japs.
a few days since
little Japanesc
Got down on his knees,
And said
Please. don't freeze
A little japanese.
MT Editor, had 1t not been for the exceeding
,nccment weather last week, YOU would most
likely have Deen inflicted with visit from
March 2]rd.
Nj. Thomas " Son, 9uCtioneers, cold the Lewis
town and Sunbury Railroad. with all its appur-
tcnnnces, for tho sum Of Sl61,000. Tho r0ai is
supposed to have been purchased In the interest
of che DOndhoiders.
MARcUTIo
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CORRESPONDENCE.

IT We desire II 20 bo distinctly understood I
that we do not hold ourselves irespdnsi0c for j
the ,iows and opinions expressed BY our CORES !
pOndeEts. ~
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SCHOOL.

IL It. sMAwI.EY will omen asELEcT
SCHOOL, for Boys and Girls, IN the Torth
Wclssport School House. on Monday APRIL
l5Jh, 1876, to conSinue F0uC MOnths Terms 10
Branches Book Keeping Is cents per month
extra. ..a March bw0
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New Advertisements.
ONCE.

NoTIcE'
/ h1ve this day March 4th, 1851 leased to
HENRY KRAMER one Dark Bay Morse one
Spring Wagon and one Sci Single Harness, all
persons are forbid TO meddle With the sams as
they belong to me
WILLIAM RACKAWACK.
Parryville March %, lS10w3"
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Thursday, March 3O,1S76.

Commencing at TEN O'Clock A NJ. the follow
ing described property, TO WIT: HORSES
6yg+ Hog ! talhn2- Top Buggy
<71rSN New BUGGY 2-hmse n T.4A
S,|2AS WaG3n, ! SET single Hnr-N fa4SA
TX y ness,l Set Double Harness Ell II
y Cutting Bench, Feed Box SzzEEsssss
holding 30 Bushels. Bar Room Fixtures, in
ending Stove, Tables, Chairs Bottles Clock
Pictures, Glasses, etc Also a variety al
Household Furniture, comprising Beds, Bed
stends. Stoves, rables, Chairs Carpets Wash
stands, and variety of other aftic.es too nu.
merous to mention. Terms viii be made known
at time and place of sale nv
March i8 1870. -
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State Of Fennsy t0anta, County Of Carbon, ss:
!, w. w. Bowman, Cashier of the ahove.nam.
ed Bank, do s0lemnly swear that the above
stat tsment Is True TO The best of my knowledge
w. W. BOWMAN, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me. this 2Ist
day OF March, 1876. .1I f-I.''-I - 80 -''''
lJ. 1Ii pHos. s. BECK. Not'y Public.
Correct Attest j. X. Rickert X. +. Hoff ,rb
ThOs merer, Directors. . March 81 " W.
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BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS
IN WANT OF JOB PRINTING
OF ANY DISSERTATION, WILL
FIND THE CARBON TF'
OFFICE TIL II BEST and CHEAP.
EST PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
five US a TRIAL AND BK
(ONVINCED,
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AGENTS WANTED Medals and Diplomas Awarded
for SSEv4S' MN Pictorial Bibles,
l'suo Illustrations Address for new circulars,
A. j. HOLMAN & co., $50 Arch Street, Phia.
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ORUMBORE'S PUBLIC SALE.

Tho undersigned will scll at Public Sale. on
lhe premises. nt the Southwestern Hotel in
the o.ough OF LehightOn, Pa, on
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Mark Twain on st. Patrick.

The following letter was read at the
supper of the Knights of St. Patrick. in
Hartford Conn, on Friday night, Mar.
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c1o day at home. Agents wanted Outfit
Sl 4 and terms free, TRUE q GO. Augusta,
Maine,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30

Citizens Bank Of Louisiana vs.. Ernest
c,rprR1oR DISTRICT T G6PP1Rr FOR PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 26847-By virtue of an alias writ
of seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Mercba and Auc-
tiOneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
Of a9f this N fe
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
bv Hospital. Burgundy, Barracks and Dauphine
sire its, in the Second District of this city, consist
log Of
l. 10. designated by the number six, on a d
vi sion plan made by }. II. Pile. late deputy sur
vevor, on the fourth of March, 1885, xed to an
1888. tefore Felix de- Armas, late notary public IN
this city aad having, French mea, ure, taenty six
feet SIX inches four lines front on Hospital street,
lot number five, and in the rear by lot number
seven, according to the plan aforesaid.
Q. I hat portion Of lot number seven, adjoining
the lot number elk above described, ana having
American meature tweLty-six feet six inches
four lines on the adjoining inc of said lot, by q
depth Of tive MY. nine feet ten and half inches
between parallel lines. Together with all the
buildings and improvements to said lot and pOr.
ton Of lot belonging to it. together with seventy.
Being the same property which the defendant
he rein acquire ny purchase from the succession
Of Pierre Gmsr Iauye per act pass before
the twentieth of July, 1865
Seized in the above suit.
Terme and Conc itiOns-TEe purchaser 70 furnish
a stock note for tie sum of seven hsndred and
fl ty three dollars. falling due on the first Of Jan.
usry 1877, and renewable according to the charter
of the Cihzens' Bank Of Louisiana, AZ the balance
cash; the purcha ser to assume all the oblig atoms
and responsibilities OF stakeholder Of the Cit
nshed to ba i'd, ntified with three of mortgage
one granted by L. Sere aud life, before T. Seghers
Novembtr +. 1884, and one BY E. Sonat Dufossat, on
the eighteenth Of December, 1887, and the tn rd
one granted by P. o. Lauve and wife, before A.
BoudOusGuc, late a netarv public in this city, on
the fourth OF Dect mber 1852, and with the sherifs
deed of sale in this case
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
e27 y3 IS 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
ie9 L iHll Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
The City Of New Orleans VI. Mrs. Jean
COu!On.

Tho City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Jeaa
cupER1oR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. So. t3l.-By virtue of writ of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
in the above entitled for city taxes Of 1875
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and Auctcleers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets in the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY, July ii
1876. at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
TIL I'd District OF this city. in equare number the
hundred and eighty six, bounded by st. ANTHONY
n Ated as lot number five, measuring thirty two
f. ct on ST. Anthony street by one hundred and
CERTAIN LOT OF aBoUND, situated in the
Third District of this city. in square number four
hundred and nj eety-nin bounded BY st: anthony,
a. lot number fourteen. measuring tn rty t wo feet
on St. Anthony street by one hundred aud twenty.
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District Of this city, in square number five
hundred and ten, bounded by r enchmen, Union,
UrQuhart and Where streets, designated as LOT
number eighteen, me assuring thirty two f ct on
Frenchmen street by one hundred and twenty
4 CERTAIN TOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District Of this city, in square number five
hundred and ninety eight. bounded BY Urquhart,
mated "a lot number twenty six measuring so feet
on Urquhart street, by one hundred and sixty feet
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third Dstiict OF this city, IN square number six
hundred and twenty bounded BY Union, Ba gatelle.
Robertson and Where streets: designated as lot
number fifteen, mea suIng thirty two feet on Union
street, by sixty.nine feet In depth.
TWO CkRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District of this city, in equaIe number
seven hundred and sc verty.two, bounded by UniOn
Prosper. Frenchmen and Solidelle streets desig
mated follows: Lot number ons measuring nine
ty.six feet on Union street. by one hundred and
twentye light feet in DEPTH lot number twenty -One
measuring twenty five feet on Prosper street, by
OIL bundled and fifty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
leg Il Ill Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
William E. Aepp W.. b. Lasuens.

"1lllam T.. Hepp VS. Il. L0RueDs.
TIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Oreals, No. 7z93.-By virtue of writ
of feri fac:as to directed by tie honor.
able the Fifth District Court for the par.
rsh OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, ROYAL street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. ON FRIDAY July
IA, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
TWO CEkrAlN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Faubourg Pais4nce. in the Sixth District of
this city, in the square bound d by Louisiana
nue., DelachaIse Magazine and Con stance stl ee.s,
designated by the numbers eleven and twelve,
said lots measuring each twenty six feet elk
inches two and hreetweliths lines front Louis
lana avenue by one hundred and fftv feet IN
depth. b. tween parallel lint $, lot number twelve
0mipg the conner of Louisiana avenus aud Maya.
zine etfeet
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Thls being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudicated to
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit. the purchaser furnish
II & bond with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest Der annum from date,
and scecial mOrtg age on the property sold
until 6nal payment. Said purchaser will have to
deduct and pay in cash the printing, SHERIFF. and
clerks fees, etc., which amount to about hun
dred aud thirty five dOlars, and furthermore,
the State, parish and municipal taxes the amount
of which 10 not yet asrertaned.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ie21 jyl IA Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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SHERIFFS SALES,
The City Of New Orleans VI. julien J.
Monette; same ". same; saDe same
same W. same; sane Va Julien Monette.

The City Of New Orleans VI. julien J.
Monette same W. same; saDe Vs. same
came W. same sane Va Julien Monette.
GUPERTOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- Of Orleans, Nos 1891, Sc 1873. &c. 1884, 1922 and
89c86-By virtue of ave writs of fieri facias to ma
Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the above en-
titled causes, for city taxes of 1871, 1873 1874
and 1875 will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and CustOmhouse streets,
in the second District OF this city on MON
DAY, July II, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing dc scribed property, to wit
l. CkkTAlN LOf OF GROUND, situated in
the Second district of this city, in square number
two hundred and eeventy-seven, bounded by Gal
vez, Blenville, Custom house and Miro streets
desiRnated as lot number twenty.One Deasu, ing
twenty ven feet Gal1ez street, by hundred
and thirty feet in depth.
2. TWO CERTAIN LOrS OF GROUND, situated in
the third District of this CITY. ia square number
enc hui drGd and fifty, bounded by Vaudeville
follows Thirty five feet on Vaudeville street, by
twenty feet in DEPTH twenty feet on Vaudeville
street. by one hundred and twenty-eight feet in
depth.
the Third District of this city, in square number
Anth my, Antonio, Marais and Urguhart ctr ets,
dee grated as lot number seventeen Ii easurng
thlrtytwo, feet On St Anthony street, by bun.
dred and twentY.e'g feet in depth.
q. ACERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
Tn I'd Di tIict Of this city in sara-e number
hundred ard forty eight. bounded by Ely sian
Fields, Fencbmen, Claiborne and Prosper streees,
Gesignated as lot number two, measuring twenty
seven feet on Elysan + elds street, by one han.
dred and seventeen feet in deptn.
Seized i'll the above suits.
Teyms-Cash on the spot.
ETGEsE WAGaAMAE
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-NO. 1891.

.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO PORTIONS or
GROUND, IN sQu res Ms as al AZ. asst IS, d IN
tho lame Of janis WELSH.
STATE TAX CoLLECroRs OFFICE,
Corner Of Elysian Fields snd Royal streets.
New Orleans. June 29. 1876.
Dy VIRTUE OF TIE POWER IN ME VESTED
- by the act of the Legislature of tn State No.
fell at pubic auction, at my Office, corner of
Eys'an Fields and Roy al streets in the said Third
District of this city, IN WEDNESDAY, July H.
1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
l. "A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND IN square
No 46. bounded by Forstal Keynes. De a onde
and Charities streets, fronting On Keynes street
measuring ITO hy 274 fee.
2. a GER AIN PORTION OF GROUND, in tqnare
No: A, bounded by Fo.stalI, Keynes, Peters and
measuring 10 BY l57 feet. Together Vi h ali the
improvements AID appurteAxuces thereunto be
longing.
Said property having bern seized BY me to satisfy
privilege aud claim due the Stats Louis ana
for taxes upon said property for the Yea. 1874
and forty cents, together with all coats, penssies
and chsrses
At said sale the property will net be adjudcsted
nnless the bid 10 for sufficient amount satisfy
upon said property for the years 1873 and 1872,
together with the penalties thereon and all costs
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser 1t this sale 10 entitled to be put
In immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector. Third District, CITY OF New
Orleans. ia3n jv8 IL
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CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. sc, 690.-By virtue of writ
of ieri facas to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1875,
l will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets in
the Second District of this city, on FRIDAY,
Jaly 20, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, situated in
the Third Di trlct of this city in square number
Lesseps, Charities and Royal streets, designated as
follows: Lots numbsrs four fve six and seven
measuring two hundred and six feet on Poland
street, by ore hundred and fift en- feet in DEPTH
lot number two measuring forty seven feet on
Poland street, by one hundred and ffty-eight feet
in depth; lot number one measuring fifty two feet
in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TerMs-Cash On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
je27 1923 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA