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Silver Society,
A Virginia City tNevada) letter to the
San Francisco Post saws:

A Virginia City (Nevada) letter to the
San Francisco Post says:
On the whole, Virginia is rather j,lly
place to live in for one whose soul in not
cast in the infexible mould of respects
bility. Whatever vice there Island God
knows it has it's share-is open and above
board. The Comstocker is an honest fel-
low. He dosn't, as general thing, Like q
plug hat, or gloves or cane. He is given to
showing his slough hat on the back OF his
head, smoking q cigar at an acute angle,
thrusting his hands in his pockets, leaning
against an awning-post in the cool of the
evening and talking in loud voice. He
chuckles over broad stories and frequents
saloons. he puts five on the ace tO take
the tray without shame, and is apt to double
his stakes if he lOses-but he dosn't
growl. He makes money and spends it in
the way that pleases him moot. 1t may not
always be very pure or intellectual way,
but it suits him, and it is his own business.
He builds nice house for his wife, if he
has ore, and spends good deal of his time
and money down town. Stocks are his idol,
and he calls the turn often enough not to
discourage him IN his worship He takes "a
trip to the bay" or ''goes East" now and
again, but is always glad to get back to
Virginia. Other places are too straight
laced for him, and he is inclined to look
upon conventiOnality as bore and an IN
reasonable restraint Lots of good fellows,
plenty of meney, no social stain attaching
to rather frequent jamboree, and living in
q place where he knows every body and
every body knows him-these are the things
the Comstocker likes, and his head is pref
ty level.
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, !


FRIDAY EvsNIsG. June 70. 1876. !
The demand for discounts has. been liberal
Throughout the week at most OF The banks, but
limited at fsw, and of fair extent on the street,
with carcely any qu0tabe variation in the rates OF
commercial paper, of which the offerings have con.
sisted mostly offour fisk month"; notes. There
has been scarcely anything doing IN mortgages
first c SIS, while negotiations in second g. ade are
. rare occurrence, and quotations are entirely
nominal I nder the decline ut New York, gold
has fallen off Sc since last Friday and sold to only
q limited OF tent. Foreign exchange has shown
but little animation, and followed the course OF
about $40 y c. MT under last Friday quotations..
New York sight has b.en quiet and steady.
Stocks have been in fair demand and stronger,
but only a few sales have be- Il reported. Under
the expectation of the payment OF the semi an
nual interest due on the fist proximo and de-
cOnsOis have been quite active particularly TO-
day, when the sales were the largest reported f,r
several menihs, and rates have advanced fully
3 p cent over last Fridays quotations.
With the exception of premium issues
for which continue to be. based on those OF the
premium bonds with due Allowance for interest
on their conve rson. This applies to city bonds,
with the reception of old city consolidated six "
CT nts whish a. held at about as, and city wharf
improvement issues. which. owing to their undo.
ment of the stock Exchange shows that the
amount of undarwn premium bonds out st ending is
$500 go. and 1the an cunt OF drawn premium
bonds $50 900.
We now quote exceptional paper at -03
y cent " anrum discount; Al do at lOdl2 and
at s0Io p cent y annnm. and second grade are
quoted entirely nominal
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW York, June %, Bvening.-Money easy at q
Sterling steady, 81 SO. Gold weak ll20ll2k. Gov
ernments dull and lower; new fves lI7h. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
leans II S l6c Sales 4s8 bales. Receipts of the
week, net, 1877 bales gross 1926; exports to Great
Britain 1851; tOaetwiAe 5000. Sales for the week
e42; stock 1852 1888 bales Net receipts 439; gross
456.
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales II 900
IL Is l60ll $40; August IL 33kc ptember IL l2
OH loo; Oct6 Der II oil 2932c November II 1882
oil 10 Ice: December II 29-32Oll 1850; February
10 3320l2tc; March H. 012 5l6c; April IL 1890
IL 7.l6c; May IL l9-320l2hc
Flour rules strongly In buyers favor; very linn
tied export and home trade demand superfine
Western and State % 50d4 TO- Western and
State 81 SOFA IS; good to choice @505 so; South
ern flour dull and heavy; common to fair extra
- S5a6; coed TO choice do Sc 0508 IS. Wheat
sound parcels. Corn y 0lc better, with fair ex-
port and bone trade demand sec for graded low
mixed; 60c for grsded Mixed &c for graded vel.
low. Oats . shade firmeT; more active; 32042c for
mixed Western and State; 36047c for white
Cofee-Rio quiet; and unchanged. Sugar quiet
Iallow dull; Std8 lll6c. Rosin quiet 81 7O0I u.s.
Turpentine quiet; SOC. Pork dull; new ol9 IS q
10 49, Lard opened heavy, afterward advanced,
put closed scarcely SO firm; prime steam ll37U
81 IA 81 10 bid. Frelghts Q shade frmer.
CINCINNATI. June 23.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat IN fair demand and firm; 81 05. Corn in
active; 47O48c. Data steady and firm. Rye quiet
and steady. Pork nomin ally unchanged. Lard in
l30l3kc. Bulk meats In fair demand and firm;
shoulders ~ 07%c; clear rib sides l00l0tc; clear
eides los 0l0Ac. Bacon steady shoulders 8ss a
Sac clear rib sides loa4 dl0ac; clear sides lac
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improved u quoted e In 0l3c; hurry e0loe; Lou
isans cear 1SOl9c; clear lake 2HSDzle p b. Is 600
H.
HAY Light supply Of low grades and no demand
for them. The market 10 bare Of cho.ce; it 10
wanted: Prime IL quote at GIG per ton.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCR-Ariived aimee our re-
view OF yesterday: 1852 0bs -four 59l bbls pork $50
bbls whisky, II tierces hame les tierces and 70
kegs lard, u boxes bacon, 1896 Dbs cornnsAl 1887
sacks corn, LIS sacks oats 100 sacks bran 48 bales
hay, hhds sug AZ, 81 hbls molas .es 379 hhds and
Gas Packsges touaeco loS kegs butter Is bbls beef
boxss candles, bos dried apples, Us sacks PEGS:
bbls and S. boxes eggs. 1929 pieces m Eat, 1876
hides 100 bbls lime 40 bales moss, a bills onions
Jos bbls OIL !os sacks oil cake, 80 bbls potatoes.
bbls rice, 254 bbs resin lbs boxes soar $50 boxes
starch and les bales wool.
EXPORTS Of PRODUCK-Bxports since our re
view Of yesterday: 267 bbls four, 10 bbls pork "a
casks bacon 81 tierces lard 81 bills whisky las bbls
c. rnmeal. 5o2 eacks and Is, 900 bushels corn ia
bulk lib sacks oats, IS sacks ban 43 bales hay "a
hhds and a bbls sugar 90 bbls molasses sos sbls
rec. 422 sacks coffee. II sacks COW peas So sacks
salt kegs butter, u bbs potatoes, % bbls onions
hhds tobacco, and 2376 sacks oil cake.
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The market opened with only q moderate in
quiry, al d the de- mand continued slack through
out the cay, the bulk of the business being done
by four buyers. The movement was, moreover.
checked by light offerings, especially Of the kinds
wanted. Prices exhibited some irregularity, de
descriptions showing less stead inees with lean
ing to inside figures Strict low middlirg. for ex-
ample, sold at the outside figures Of llAc low mid
dliug at the inside rate Of lOa &C. and good ordinary
as low as 9Ac. the latter indicating that Gales
could not be pressed unless at CONCESSIONS, while
desirable kinds of the descriptions most in request
could not be bought under our outside rates This
was es pecially the case with benders which were
scarce and wanted. The dispatches reported Liv-
erpOol quiet at previous rates with Gales of 5000
ba &c, and arrivals weaker Manchester quiet and
at yeste rday's quotations for ITS and easier for
futures which closed at net decline Of 1870
l-I6c.
The sales Of the past three days sum up 44OO
bales $3.50 on Wedr esday, 2450 yesterday and 100
today. making, with the addition OF so bales to
Tuesdays sales, an aggregate for the week OF
l0.5oO bales against l5 400 last week, and Zoo the
week before.
Weeks receipts 4727 bales, embracing 66s from
other delivery ports (of which 207 from Mob le
and 462 from Galveston. etc., and 4O58 proper.
Total proper since August 81 1893 657 bales against
99l 3l3 last " ar-incIease 4O8 ,344.
The experts comprise 53l5 bales embracing 3648
to Havre, $50 to Vera Cruz and 1857 to New York.
to which we have added % by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make tho receipts at
all the ports from II NJ yesterday to II N. to-day
24l6 bales, against 2l45 last week and 1911 last
year. and since Friday 1851 bales against 5000 last
week, and 1888 last year. Total since August 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Perlls of the Sea.

The Perils of the Sea.
Boston, June 23-A schooner arrived
here which passed boat bottom up, with
three men clingiDg to it. The rough sea
prevented their rescue.
The Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The attendance
at the exhibition, to-day, is apparently
larger than usual. Hotels and boarding
houses are steadily filing up.
For st. Louis.
ATLANTA, June 49, Delegates to the
Democratic convention from Georgia,
South Carolina, North Carolina and Florida
left this afternoon by the kennesaw route
for St. Louis.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-In q ninety nine
years lease case the court passed decree
directing the defendants, upon the COM
plainants paying the renewal fine of e. los,
with all arrearages of rent due under the
lease up to the time of such payment, and
costs, to execute q new lease of nine ty
nine years, commencing at the end OF the
original term of the lease, at the same
rates. The court says: ut is OF opinion
that our Court of Equity ought to grant the
relief asked for and compel a renewal on
the equitable conditions stated in the de-
cree before it," The Court of Appeals at
firms the decree of the Circuit Court. The
possession Of millions of dollars worth of
property in this city is quoted by this de-
cisiOn.
A Schooner Condemned.
SAVANNAH. June % -The schooner Henry
Means, which put into this port leaking.
has been condemned by q port warden's
survey, and will be sold at underwriters
SOLO 'A' " Probabilities.
WAR PRpARrMFyr \
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington, June 70, l876-30 P. n.
For the Cult Slater, stationary presf ure and
Temperature incre asing eoutherly winds, cloudy
weather and possibly light rains.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. June 20. P. M.-Barometer
1915. Weather calm, warm and hazy. No arrivals
Pokr EADs, June 49, s p M.-weather calm,
clear aud warm. Notwithstanding Hudson
eager master, from ReI York, to A. Moulton, at
SHRxvEpoxr, June 23-Weather clear and hot
Thermometer $50, River falling fast; 1hrte teet
teven inches above low water. No arrivals or de-
Iartures.
Passed up-Whte. at ne on pown-Katie, at
p. NJ. Arrived-Grand Tower. at noon. Weather
exceedingly VAIN nm, o ,.,.... s.u
the entire a.leInOtn The tell q aph cable across
the Mssif s'ppi at his point was broken to-day by
drift wood. The river rose three inches. Ar
riytd-Ru,h II. m White river Ida and tow, from
Ohio river. DeIarteG-Palker. for CinclnI att;
Helena for vick.bmg; Capitol City, fer ST. LOUIS;
Golden Rule NJ A. J. Baker, for st. Louis, the
latter last night
new YORK, June 23.-The following is the
comparative statement of cotton ~ the week
ending to-day:
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fifth instant, at Alcass ar, in the province OF
Fee, Q Moor stabbed eleven Jews with
dagger. Aneng the persons wounded are
. British subject and Moses Abecasle, con
of the vice consul Of the United States 81
Larache, Morocco. The Moor has been
arrested and severely bastinadoed. Inc
Governor, cadi and principal inhaDit-
ants of AIcsssar, at the demand of the
British and Italian vice consuls have
signed document guaranteeing the lives
and property of foreign Jews in that place:
The Moor declares he was not aware OF
what he was doing when he committed the
crimes.
Italian Ambassador mt Paris.
The Post reports that the Italian ambas-
ssdorship in Paris has been offered to
Count Sclopis.
GA sCow, June 23-Robert Napier, the
ship builder, is dead.
The Greenland Winter.
COPENHAGEN, June 23-The government
has received advices from Upper Navik, the
most northern Danish settlement in Green
land, to March 81, which state that the
winter there had been mild. No cOmmnni.
cation north of Melville Bay had been had
since autumn, 80 there was 10 news lIo!n
the British expedition under Captain
Naves.
IT. Gothard's Tunnel.
BERNE, June 23.-The managers OF the
st. Gothard,s tunnel have notified the work
men that they will soon be discharged.
Adoprion of the spanish Constitution.
MADRID. June 23-The Senate finally
adopted the constitution by l27 to ii votes
Canavos Del Castillo has been appointed
Minister of Finance during the absence OF
Sallaverris.
Tho Warlike Servians.
VIENNA, June 23.-It is openly asserted
at Belgrade that 5000 Servians will soon
arrive from Hungary. The Servisns are
equippipg four battaliOns OF artillery, anu
Sclavonic towns in South Hungary have
subscribed two millions OF HORNS to the In
surgents in Turkey.
The Situation Of Affairs in Mexico.
City OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE military
sitna,ion remains unchanged Pronunciados
are said to have about 5000 men, badly
armed and provisions, at FloxcO, and San
Juan de LoDosploc, fifteen leagues apart.
Government General Alatorre with 5000
well armed and equipped troops is at Api-
1000, the junction of the Vera Cruz and
Mexico and Puebla railroad, ready to march
to the relief of either of these places If
they are attacked.
General AlstOrre expects reinfOrcements
from General Escobedo's command at Mat
amoras, by way of Vera Cruz: After their
arrival he will commence active and vigor-
Gus operations against the Pronunciados
with part of his forces. This will alter
the situation considerably, and probably
give Q death blow to the revolution.
The revolutionary chiefs in Oaxaca and
other States treat foreigners with much
severity, especially Americana, who are all
in favor If constitutional government.
Gustavus Nolte, an American citizen, and
three other foreigners, supposed to be
Americana, were massacred at NumerOl.
DIR. Guadalupe esid the affair grew out Of
private teud, and was not connected with
politics.
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The Democracy at St. Louis.

The Democratic delegates are going to
St. Louis dazed and bewildered. They are
in doubt not 60 much in regard to their can
didate as with respect to their principles.
They are uncertain what it will be best to
believe, and hesitating between two plans
of campaign which there is no possibility of
combining. When the representatives of
the Republican party assembled at Gin
clnnati it was easy to determine
shaped sss pG :s fa Ss on psfs a the nso sss
points to be covered by such an instru-
ment the record Of the Republicans
was clear. and the only question was as to
greater or lees courage and trankness of
expression. But with the Democrats the
case is very different. The awful specter
of the rag baby ia ever before their eyes,
and the voice Of William Allen rings in
their ears like warning OF destruction.
Shall they make a rush for the West, with
paper money, or fight for New York under
the banner of an honest currency! This is
the great problem that veyes them.
The advocates of the iDfation policy as
eume that it will enable the party to carry
Ohio and Indiana in October, and that the
prestige of victory in those preliminary
contests will counterbalance the bad effect
of a paper money platform in the few
Northern States which are counted in tae
Democratic column tor November. But
the Democracy have already fought
the currency battle against Hayes
in Ohio, and hava lost it. They
had all the help and all the
advantages last year that they are likely
to have at any time. and Hayes beat their
favorite Allen "a he had previously beaten
their favoritee, Pendleton and Thurman. In
the larger contest of this year Governor
Hayes is morally certain to carry his own
State against any Democrat who may be
nominated, whatever the platform. And if
Ohio goes Republican the Democracy are
hopelessly defeated unless they can hold
New York.
Common sense dictates, therefore, that
they should make their fight here. and to
win in this State they must have o candi-
date at least as sound on the money ques.
ton as Governor Hayes himself. Even
with go good man as Tilden it would be q
hard struggle; with trimmer the Demo-
Gratis would have no chance.-Ner York
Tribune
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll2a 0ll2h, against ll2k at New
York, and, after limited business closed at
ll21il2a u lower than yesterday, against liz
in that Inarket. TIE saes sumner up $4,000.
embracing s 900 and 500 at ll2A, $1,000 at
at ll2as $50 90 and $4,000 at ll2h. and $4,000 at
ll2s.
In the absence Of transactions on which to tase
quotations both merican half dollars and Mex
can collars were quoted entirely nominal
uncer the decline in gold at New York sterling
was lc lower and francs fully p cent. The
movement in both was quite limited. The sales OF
sr@r,in2 were confined to $4,000 bill of lAdlng at
IS IS as IS, and $1,000 at S. 46 as 46k.
TIE sales of fancs comprised $4,000 bank at
1929 and 5O,0 900 do at 6la.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
SIS a. as As for bill of iadng and Al clear, a
SIS 4sh for bank (bsnk counter rate -0S5 SOY,
and francs at 466a 046S for commercial and nom
insl for bank.
New York sight was quiet and STEADY. The only
sale reported was &25, 900 private bankers at p
cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New York at
p cent premium and commercial eight was
still quoted at \.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day 81 the New Orleans Stock
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL NOTICES.
.o~u~-~~~~~~~>>~~>>~~~~~~~
PROPOSALS FOR MARKET REVE.
NCES.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.,
City HALL, New Orleans, June 81, 1876. :
cEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF THB
- following mentioned markets. for term of not
less than three nor more than five years, will be
received ct this Office u2 to 10 A. NJ, on tuesday,
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS.
FRENCH Mat MARKET.
POYDRAS AND PILIE MARKETS.
TREMB MARKET.
WASHINGTON AND PORT MARKETS.
At. BERNARD MARKET.
CLAIBORNE MARKET.
LIZ BRETON MARKET.
ST. MARY MARKET.
MAGAZINE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY MARKET.
SORAPURU MARKET.
ALGIERS MARKET.
DRYADES MARKET.
The revenues Of the markets will be sold in
block, and according to spec fcations on file In
this office.
The city reserves the right to reject any and al
proposals.
Shoul all the proposals. for said tenn Of three
enues Of said markets will be- cod at public AUG.
ton, for the month Of July 1876 by Macon, Ellison
Co., Albert Paul, auctioneer at IL A. NJ on the
same day. June n, 1876, except the Dry ades
Market
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States cur.
renew. J. o. LANDRY
Jezl OF Administrator Of Commerce.
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Bams active and firm and higher; N0lsc. Hogs
stesdv. Whlsky in good demand ct full pricts;
o. 10. Butter unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June 23-kiOur dull and unchanged.
Wheat higher for No. winter; the market ap-
pears to be cornered for this grade, other qualities
dull; No. red fail 81 54}s Ssked No. 3 do o. 09
asked. Corn inactive; No. 2<mixed an O43c. Oate
dull; No. . 3lkc. Rye dur; $50. Barley-No sale6
Whiskv-Eore In the market Pork inactive;
$l9 5O0l9 Is. Lara and bulk meats pomnAlly
unchanged. Bacon quiet ard unchanged. hogs
dull; bacon e5 4O05 IS. Cattle SLOW; little doing;
prices unchanged.
CHICAGO June 23.-Flour quiet and unclaimed.
whest higher; 81 O4hc, July or Augu t. Corn
frmer; 46h 146a for jay. Pork unsettled ara
lower; sll O5. bulk meats asier; shoulders &c;
clear rib sides 9ssd9Ac clear sides lOc. Whisky
81 10. The board adopted resolution to-day, ad'
jour- ing from Saturday, July l, to July D.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL June 23.-The circular OF Il Cotton
Brokers' Association in its review Of the week
end ng yesterday. says: Cotton hs been 10 fair
d. mand thrc ughout the week. and quotations
we're generally fully maintain ed. American has
been in fair demand but quo tat0ns tor all quail
ties are ur char ged. Sea 10 and has been in mod
elate inquiry. and prices steady. In futures
transactions have been comparatively imitf d.
Anne riean is l.l60td below last Thurtday's sales,
while East Indies is firm.
Cotton-Saies of midd ing up'ands, nothing be-
low low iddling. September end October deli cry,
6s6 october ard November delivery, 6 l6d.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOs. 453l
to 4544 inclusive.


STATE OF LOuISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City Of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWELVE LOTS OF
GROUND, in squares Nos. 3O6 307 and 308; as
sessed in tie anne CT N. Z. BAlLkl.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. POI Canal street. :
New Orleans, June %, 1857
DY VIRTUE OF THR POWER IN MB VESTED BIZ
ID the act of the Legislature of this State, No. A
of 1873 approved March IA, 1873. wi pr0c< ed to
sell at public auction at my Office, No POI Canal
street in the said Second District Of this city, or
WEDNESDAY,, July S. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
|. TIN CEnTAIN Lois OF GROUND, in square
No. 3O7, bounded by st. Louis, Rt behave lOnti
and Cont streets, fronting on st. Louis street
measuring - BY l2O feet
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. in square No. 308
bounded by Carondelet walk. St. Louis, Tout and
ROcheblave stree ts fronting on CarOndeet walk,
measuring 48 by To- feet.
Together with ell the improvements and sppur.
tensnces thereunto belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to satiafy
privilege and claim due the State OF Louisiana for
taxes upon said property for the year 1874 amount
ing to sixty eight dollars and fifteen cents, together
with all costs, penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudiCated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon, and all costs and charges which may have
accrued
The pure at this sale is entitled to be put in
immediate possession.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector, Second District, City Of New
Orleans i.2l23jy5
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced HOO bales
lions. We give also the figures and report Vt the
Exct ange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS O7FICR,,
No. pol canal street.
NaW Slrleapa lima u ln16 \

STATE TAX COLLECTORS O7FICR,
No. POI canal street. ,
New orleans, June %, 1876
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN nh VESTED
ID by the act of the Ii gisaure Of this State. No.
~ of 1878. approved Ma, Gu IA, 1873. will proceed
to sell at public auction. at my Office, No POI
Canal street, N the seid Second District Of this
o'clock NJ, the following described property to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in eorare No.
EOS, bounded BY Hospital, Claiborne, Ufsulines
ana Derbigny streets, fronting Hospita; street.
and measuring 81 by 80 feet. Together with all
the improvements and appurten Ances thereunto
belonging.
said property having been eeized by me to
satisfy privilege and claim due the State of Lou
isians for taxes upon said property for the year
1874, amounting to twenty.n nine dollars. together
with all costs, penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amou ut 10 satisfy
the afore said claim. and also the un paid taxes
upon sad property for the year 1873, together
with the penalties thereon, and all costs and
chs rges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
in imme date possession
Terms-Cash on the spot.
B. P. JOUBE2T,
State Tax Collector, Second District, City OF New
Orleana ja24 % Tvs