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, 1876-02-29
TnnnF Of Twelve Years taf1wth Cnrod ~
lindwAysA HesolvonE~
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

From grunnsut ssntisruan aqd 1es,dsate Y Ctnaaasa
u. fos he pant fu1tf Nal kn0Nu "a tho
publishers throughout tho Uhtted keAeas.
NEW XpA8, Got. II, ta1o. =,
On. hApwAH.pEAn 8la; am induced by ten.s q
rotkin1 ot Ioas sd!P,ns On la5se for suretai 3o4n
,s,s "a g: 70 oa
y HSst terribly affecting dasAso. whsa ho p6ssiasn
asmkstou Of the ktasys sad bladder. snd kats -
W. ssf.1aa as ~ a its Il
esg,st,sa, I'D ~ .ssn 81 81 %s4sn
hsd rad ot aAton!lpx orss having bssa By yos
tsnsd*s and aome four months a8o rad nscs t tho
{assts1 . psaa sha I'd aax hss9 .aasrtax n a.a
psrs, Rssol'sat. IlssJ5 1tolai, and 1os Pills.
and eonauocd taking item. In thrse daTs waA steAs-
b 7sljsY4ds Apa n9s fae1 - vail ~ e1AE.
9. n. JAMES Cincinnati, o.
, 1876-02-29

E1sMAncK AND THE 0EnNAH TNtRs
corrtipondenrA London 1,n,s,
1'sHtIx, Feb. 1l.-Tho following Ia tho most
Interesting passage Of rrinco Dsmaros's apoech
ia the lteiclstag on "Wednesday on the press
oIsuso in tho Penal Code bill.
Tho exaggerated extension Of foraiEn artieca tnd
nnwspafet editors 10 great asttht II The fault Of
the readlng pubic. Our parliamentary institutions
tracllng greater altontoa to derasn aTats and hit
ws shall not for instance, 10 eus'ehcA hy kilograms
sq nsgn #
happened s l'rcslaM OF RonaRRhrrR. This ncwepapors
bus, themselves too much with foreign compared With
ulous people suffer- roace ii now disturbed by news.
psler articles in oern times war has hardly ever
sntung os q nnsh sn even eae F.eneh
y sSs u Gs tdsa IT, 1pss!.i
b .se a. j. III .s
qtas1oa. p,rsE' salsu1s'oa t. unsetts tue pourse
S ssai'as a%%sr % in 'sss ssht' y pa. iii iii no sns
nos si!s hss L aoala se:
an outcry, tat tbs majority may b The slert; for
r. H. majority hsve commonly no inclination for var
". in deapoie States BY the ruler Uahnet hn. ln
who ar"t cries "nto" Il certainly not guilty Of ths
~o " wauea e se stV WI vtnoat saa: ho woua
begin quito durc,tly than by raising alarm In Tho
prcss, lor that NO id only summon Lhe se brigade.
before all things. he woufd have 10 gain ha s0vcr.
olans approval, without which Minister enjoying
the highest conhicnrs cartlot nako War. Now, what
the Emperor and hihlstcr were Agreed not to naks
wAr7 Tic Emperor las been forced to mako wars,
ftc has made item unHlll!ngly, with difficulty making
nE hit mind to theIn. 11o Inns tafne1 CREST faue In
tha. Ills Majesty Is At An ago whom people rally
do mt srek lanoss nobody, therefore. Will believe
Hist ho Il iEpts s:a 10 wnr. This tbeing 10, h le
talk Of HAr-lnviu9 Ministers 10 huu,IDg. fLaugh
;er:l Think q tho poaitou. i Year ago J
you, as In lBT0, whe2, NO were threatened with tho
FFeuch atsark, 'tWo must hasu WAT. cannot giro
1nn any very definite ground for It, We not In
anltod, but tho sitlat!on IL dangerous. We hare .
multitude Of armies hotghbors: the Tfpnch
army Ia being rnor1anfked n aurl war 10 hn rally
dsqnetinR. ask .ou tor Loan Of aud 400 theiera
In oFter to arm oursclvcA." Wonld YOU not bs IT,
cllncu 10 send for iaetor7 (1AuRhser1 To ok ,us
how afkr ny political ezperienre. could commit the
colossal stupidity Of coniug bofofe you snl saying,
II Ia possblo we NAV in fdT years ht RItfn ut
taeked. To anticipate It., hot III quickly fall on oiF
neRhbors aud out thenl to pieces kcforc they par
fcctly ready II WoulI 10 something like eonnInK
sNiede out Of foar Of death, snd that in quite
thinking Of war; II you look 1t lhs thing in full day
light yoil will ace the tmpotsittty Of responsible
cnancclor acting thus toward peAco loving people,
~ the Germans aTO when mot attacked. We haYd
nohiu9 t1 conquer, noll!nG 10 win; ara contented
with what wo huvO, md It Is cslumny TO Accuse
of any thlrat for Conquest Territorial extension
Loud cbfars To appbar befors peace-ovln8 people,
and say var mnst 10 declared would naturally roaut
In my dismissal.
, 1876-02-29
THE POPE.
rluH *. AND THE EMPEROR or RUSSIA.

a Gallclnn paper, tho Trzcqld Lteorsty {he
Leasberg Recse,0}. declares In q dscla.yo maunsr
the truth Of the scarcely credible nswa brought
by tie Dzsnntk Fofsk, that tho Pope has acnt 4
lotsor to tho Emperor of l.uRssa, IN which ho TO-
psokchcs lilo Emperor Alexander in strong words
for the violent aetious commi.ted agatnst tho
UniateB, tlroatenB tho whulo Imperial family
With tho establishment Of tho Lord. and con-
cludes by summoutng tue Gar bofoso tho juig-
handel to the Emporoe By 4 biRh.bort, persua
when the st. Georges feast was celebrated AZ
I'll. Petersburg,
, 1876-02-29

s.es ;neoVTn ths osu nxas ~ atsp sI
I'd !a!ess te .;,isp. ~ is isf sspsl;,
so1ofa!a s,phltls. eoueamptou ganlulsr ula,
n tho tn.aAt 5anuth tuotsr aodas IN ths E4ata aud
eaatxes em too ia the fo:as q .ka III:
thsa. atItp.as, aene blaak spo. Vosna tho aesb,
tne.1 9t GanGsm u nae "osah .ad ~ reaken!nx Aad
wsates q tha He pTnetps, within Tho saa!s fsafo
VII provo 70 any person uains fos oithss dso4s ~
II tt1a pftion dst!y becon!ng reduced b. The ~ases
aud deeoinDosiluR thAt oauusalv pxosro..tnz, sse
gith nsr .tsa usde tTon hsathy bssdsad thi. y.
for wsn enco ts remedy its work a& pa1a.
eatlo, aad s,ece$d3 n dlnfnshn7 ths lon Of rastts.
t4ef hits srdVtns Batter and Stronger lbs tood a.
coating batter. sppeutd impfoVns. and hsth and wfat
Nj nns doss The ba,sapasilttan RosolFsat skas1 Ill
knWn 1annd{ai eSsnss Ii Of Unruaio Haxouloa1
Constitutional a Bk!n dIseases, bpt It Il Tia only pod
Hfe ours fur 90
, 1876-02-29

PAaia. Feb. 2a.-Casiair parlsse, At = meeting
bf Tho Lott cenue, atated thak Tho 1easoa ho
had not accepted tho Ministry Of tho inferior
Has beeause Ia thought thas aA who l.d associ-
AsAd thetusslsos With the pollsy Of buffet should
leAvs tho Cabinet, which should bs almost OIL
urs!v 1amodsled. IIe referred particularly 10
Montague do Chausaucs aul WALTON. Ile ssid,
howesst, that VaiaHo bad uos nnklly actt!ea
With FroSdsnt hAcMAhou NhAs course would be
lAken On lho tnsstink OF The Chambers,
: PAkls, Fob. 2S+-Ths Noaue.;r saya khe fscont-
Btsuedou af Tho Cabinet will tnyqlss tho sth.
, 1876-02-29

fnunl of 1iontaienso and NAltnn and tbs ap"
pontn mont In their piacos Of Admiral pothnan
and Jules HlMou. No changes, hovcror. will be
announced before MsrcA 5.
Al meeting OF tho Left to-day It WAS decided
that motion for general amnesty, to tnke I'M
mtlato eiYcct, 10 Introduced Oil Tho 5th Of March.
tlo first iay of tho sersiou. By Victor Hugo III
tho Scnnte and At. aladler do Monttan Il, tue
Chamber Of Deputies also that proposals. 10
introduced for the immediate rastng Of tho
state OF sicge. mt! repeal Of lilo Law tho n-
polmtmapt Of Manor, IN accordance WITH tho
Nisd Of tho Mtu,atot of Commerce..
TUE rllEsS LAM.
Paris, Fob. 29.-M. Dn{aRfo, Alfnsasdr OF Tho
Interior, llaa iRsuot1 ct,outas To ffoceureouts-
General stating thss It fs unnecessary. as to n
rule. to commence NtnHocN!lpnB for violation OF
tlia preAh 'hw committed during thu elections
and which wern not thoa proceeded against.
THE PKtSGE fMrERfAL on THE FRINGE NArdLEoS
JEROME
forrtfrondthee fto14don Times,
PARIS, Fob ii.-A tolcgtatn totatyed from
tunat contribution to st,e copteht hoswecu prlnce
Napoleon aud ii. llonhor:
CAMDEN PLACE. Cn1sELnunar, jan. 81, fs7G.-Mr
pEAn ". FRA*oEecM1st rlErat: rripca Napoleon 3er.
ONE offers hirnse ier Tho sHtsaRcs oi the peor. ef
Oh enruc. an forced 10 sroat lin - st,ch. II
It were trio thnt be td tried 10 ettace from 'r it'
te contcst. uc would h&ra spared hitter re.ou
tim. nnu yo1t and all onr friends painful tsf.
could mot nuke overturoa 10 reconciliation, but
hhoud have aoepted with toy An nsreetno;'t could
nuly be sincere II tho lrinco gave up 1uHnit'g lt-
lea conduct other than MY oHn It Woa'd nnlY taro
been durable II he had abandoned ail iIta Of cahtlua
cy for the Assembly, Unforeseen incidents o. debate
would hAyn rlatd hin III Presence OF resolutions on
which no rroSous .lestkion waald hata benn como to
httHect, nj. 1tis votes wnuld have been tho sonrco
al fresh ttcrcncea tho tso,t* m taeir scAoea
would lavo Ece. greater. Nhcn tbs Emperor wAa
living LJe nut.loritY not questioned Ia tlIe
lcson Of Ills family, A. for me; have ths 1uty Of
trns 1kI,uatlhuA:ha: faithful town Of tito rradto Of
our family. lis long anu oyAl services hfH unshska
bs rYu1l will rcder him worthy Of representing lilo
Napoleon ilpaa III tho Napoleon t1Hn tas C1celonce.
The Cursicana hays the feeling Of duty an honor. II
Ii Lu1naKe which they will render TO oss VIRTUES by
elccting INN who has been waiting IA either
thu QUO sf ths otler. uooye. my dear II. Fraucca-
ctll.i Rctsf, In my unaitcrxb'e Friendship.
NAPOLEON.
THIS letter witl certainly 10 road With senti,
mont Of aadncss. One len!s at oresy line that
tho youn. Prince ia making ..htmsolt, III l,b lack
OF experience, Tho passiyo Instrument Of thosc
who d,roct his hand. It ia strangely iower,ng
Tho intervention OF hin, who claims tho colossal
heritage Of Napoleon to mike him simply tho
e!ectionce:inE oanYassar Of hIs Distressed pastt-
, 1876-02-29

1DttfaI Hlapaleh o tn ChltdQo Tf4b0n1.
DETHorv. Mich, Fob. 2a.-Goy. Bagey has
reccivnd information that the dam insended 10
withhold the Mater from sle locks in the bault
Canal now undergoing ropairs. has given way.
flooding tho locks and sos!oualy delaying work,
10 tint navigation betwoen Lake Superior and
ths iowor lsxos "a likely 10 ba obstrloted ~ late
~ juno At leass. Tbs Work was under wsy, In
chssgs oE Uoyerument engiueer, although It
wAs An onta.psiHs Of tho Atata.
, 1876-02-29

STsttNE 3Fat0tcH u tn CNf0a00 lF76HH3.
GRAND lfAyrN, Mich. Fob. 18.-Tho Tfot!er-
Unawsfl Abductton caso assumed new Phase
this uurAing. On complaint Of Mortimer Trot-
Ter. Mra, Mary Trotter MAS arrested for bi8Amy
aud taken 10 Greanvilla, Mich. A crowd o7 OK
eited ci.izens followed her TO tho Depot. This
persecution Of Mrs. Trottor by tho Busualls ana
Ttottere ia pnIvsrsaIly condemned, and may bo
vlolontly resentad i continued. Tho abducted
child II here, and Hrs. Trotter will return to-
porfoN on bail,
, 1876-02-29

Tho Irish aocietles OF Springfield are arraox-
INK tor the celebration Of st, patslck's day, and
II their meeting On yesterday adopted fesolu-
tions urging the Eoleaso ot Edward O'AearA
bsstlle On susnicion of Fvniauiem' ,Tna Tesni..
ttops ask aho ao-opesatiou ot SENATORS Logan
aud OgtssbJ, and Cougs Gprtnk0 tn ~
effort 10 neeuSs QondQn's yaleasA.
, 1876-02-29
AUSTRIA.

COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH NouNANtA.
vienna, Feb. 23.-Tho Lower House Of tho
Relcharath hAs vo.cd tho ratification OF tho CON-
moEoial Convention rccontly concluded with
Rounana. This action sets At rest thu appso-
heugions causcd By rumors that tho Ministry
would resign II the House rafuael 10 1atify tho
CppY0ntQn.
, 1876-02-29

Jpseta! ptspatch 10 Th< CA'eaos Tribune.
LzAsxNwourH, KAn., Feb. 2s.-A ooiosod man
uamod Thomas Was arrested thia morning for
outraging the person Of littls girl in this city,
who Ia deaf aud dumb, and phrelyzea in her
right side. Tho crime ia taost Aauaish ono,
and the petpssrAsoR will undoubtedly bo severely
punished.
, 1876-02-29

IN UNFAIR EXCHANGE.
MktPu1s, Tann., Fab. 2a.-Jamos 81. Tomsny,
formerly United States Marshal Of this dst1iot,
WAS arseste last night aud put In jsi, At tho in-
stsnco Of Judge Milton Brown, OF jackson,
rena., who ohaTgea Tomony with assault!pR him
with club on tho road, laat night, knocking
Of bonds. Thioh Tomeny hal paId lin 4 short
time boforo, It Tomeoys house.
, 1876-02-29
TURKEY,

AoNTENEaR1N org1UEna RECALLED.
CoHsTAsr1xoPtz, Fob. 2s.-1t IL stated that
tho Pfncs Of Slontoueg'o bAs reosllol tho
Montensgfin officers Mt tho head Of ths insur-
rpetlon ii Hcrzo9ofiniA,
, 1876-02-29

There ase ten Nopullitan papers in North
Carolina. We remember thst North GArotua
started tho bali lu 1874.
, 1876-02-29
CALIFORNIA.

OAKLAND HAADoH.
BAN FAANo1soo, Fob 2S.-Both Houses OF tho
Legislature havo passed a concurrent resolution
menoriatlzing CongscsB 10 continue tho Oakland
hasbor improvements and construct light
houso and fog-slgnal on tho strais OF Carqnl.
ueX.
, 1876-02-29

MURDER AND SUICIDE
Wga1ouEsTER, pA., Fab. 28.-aatu1dAY mhn
named Sterling, in East Whiseland shot biz "lfs
and then himself.
, 1876-02-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QuAEssrowm, Fob. 2S.--Bteamships 0blo from
Th;tsdsfphts, and A4iriAto, from Nav Yofk, has
arrived
Nxw tonk Feb. 2a.-Arftrsd, steamship
Greece, from London.
, 1876-02-29

NzwAax, N. j., Fob. 28.-Nins prisoners, tn
cltldiuB several burglars, who wsrs awxlang trial
in the Court House, escaped from tho pstaonora
room to-day.
, 1876-02-29
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb paeu4ss Hraycj, pisbstes, Dreps1
stoppass Of wstat aeonttnenoe of urtae. hF9hts d:
daatdopoats ths r4ter y tbet oloodJ. mixed ~
.a1ataneas ke tts White q threads Ass .htts
rasts hos,sda.t depeslta and vhsn shsft prEak!as
Of tho bAak aud along tbs toinS.
TnuoF Of Twelve Venrs' taFewth Cnrcd by
nadway'a HesoIvenG
BEVERLY, Azas., Jnl5 II. ian.
ph. n4pwAT: IhsYs had OVARIAN tnuos IN tbs n!As4ss
aaa bqxt Al !h9 daSto1 s.ia thsIe -: nS aeg tsf
inE helped ~: ~ 5eur Rs.ol1sat. nd thoaFhst
ered t1sys o9k s1 botaes It Il. Ae.ol.snt
Rsedy Rsef, sad shsrs h not sEn 81 tar 70 b. soas
q tsh I'D }ss! 6sss1 .ns1ef % aaa a:ppios s
sda af ths BOWELS ths ftot write this % for
ths bsusht Of others You car qna!tsh koq eaonso;
Phes, u pte bottla
, 1876-02-29

ME. John 1. BsTstldgo+ Governor Of Illinois,
ana fer duh6idIzed hott,s. holders, aro iuduE-
tsioualr engaged 10 the not verv lA,ldablo effort
70 pack Cook County delegation for I3os4sidgo
desires to got nomination for Governor.
AmonK the Dsvasidgo hanchmen IL Gus No.
l.Aughlio. vhiiosn Ssctetarv ot tho hallway md
Warehouse Commission, and sotno whAs noted ~
ID industrious collector Of raiiway passes. IN.
other plssRnasb!s bAckef OF DeTeridga IL tho
psnitonua1y Commissioner, ". l.. Taylor, wto,
last fall, wka also QUO at Tie backeEa of us1ing
and hl4 corrupt ring. Perhaps 1t would NOS 10 :
had idea for somebody TO AJAX lit. Hevsrldge
tho Infamous Hestng colnninktlon last fail. II
Ms, Hsysrtdss VA asainss ths Hsslng gans, Why
1ase not his official spDointaAs and b0tls-ho1d-
~ s&ainss tbs ussahE gang too3-ohtad9o
, 1876-02-29

Cfntnnds Commercial, Feb. n.
Tho Cincinnati Light Guard, At their last meet
1ng. deolded to tnhfoh from this ciby 10 PhlAde!-
phis, to attend tho 0onsenniAl Exposition. Tue
route adopted ie by way Of Dayton. Springfield,
Wheeling, ". Va, Waynosburg. un!ontown,
eonerses, Bedford, ChamberlburE, 1sstyshntg
York, Lancaster, and West Cbeaset, rA.. making
tho distance shout b85 mlles, and tho time con-
suned Ia going. camping At Philadelphis and
about Tho lst Of MAy and returning shout the
lst Of july.
Tue company will tske with It two trrny wAg-
oas and tea.na, su2loiont PROVISIONS two tesG,-
steFs, two eouks, j" 'irnm corps. and aii the ueo.
eeasry camp aad garrison equpsgs. This msn
Hl!l wear tho fatigue uniform, the dress uniform
being carried tn 1hs wagons, carry iheir guns,
light kasPsseks. packed With o1s ohsn9s Of
clothing, ono rubber ana ono uoolon blanket
oyereoAt, DO, ZACH.
, 1876-02-29

. SUU1 Helm 1FCKET EuENT8,
Ezw oalEAKs, Fob. 28.-1ha General Passen-
Rsr aud Ticket Agenta Of roads aou.h Of tn .
Ohio River moot in convention hofe to-day for
the putposo Of adjusting passenger rates. On
aceount Of the Abaouoo Of Representatives Of
Important TeKas roads, tho Convention .ad-
, 1876-02-29

Mr. r. d. Bimors, vho has bcot connected
With tho Chicago, hook lslaud l. Pacific Rail-
road for tic last fourteen yoWe, hsa resigned,
and, On tho lat Of March, will assume tho posi-
tion Of statistical clerk At tho ottica Of 6acre-
tAty Randolph, OF tia Board Of Trade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
TAX COLLECTORS SALE NOS. 6lS7.
6lSS and 6lS0.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE mos. 6lS7.
61SS aud 61S0.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. THREE LOT OF
GROUND fronting on Gaiennie street. In square
PERKS, JAMkS GRAHAM, curator ad hoe.
STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OFFICE
No. log Gravier street,
New Orleans, october IA, 1885,
DY vIRTU OF II POWER IN MB VESTED By
ID the act of the Legislature Of this State, No. Al
of 1873. approved March IA, 1879, l will proceed to
street. in the eaid First District Of this city. on
FRIDAY, October 81, 1876, at twelve O'Clock M, the
following described property. to wit
THREE CERTAIN LO Is OF GROUND, in square
No. 1l8, bounded by AnnuncistiOn, Cons snce,
Gaiennie and Erat0 streets. fronting on Gaiennie
street, mt assuring a by ITO and l6O, ~ by l2l, and
a by 100 and lao iest. Together with all the i'm
provements and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
said property having been seized by me to satisfy
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873.
amounting to one hundred and eight dollars and
seventy five cents, together with oil costs, penal.
ties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid 10 tor . suhf Gent smount to satisfy
upon said property for the years la75.and 1874, to-
gether with the penalties thereon, and all costs
and charges which mag have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale il entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms -Cash on the spot.
State Tax Collector, First District, City Of New
Orleans. ocl5 20 q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
TAX C0LLECT0Rg SALES.

TAX COlAaaDCT011 aHM44-NO. 0l49.
STATE o. LoUIsuM1APAnmH OF osLIAssL
Hfse District. City Of New OrleanA
STATE OF LOUlgIANA va A PORTION OF
nVUAD frenting on Ruphroeins street. in
q. eq1oxe 10. 4l3; aeeesetd IN the name 81 H. J.
KAIN1Y, JAMS 0RAHAN, curator "a hoe.
STATE TAX CoLLscroH's OFFICE, }
No. l9 0ravier street,
New Orleans. October II, 1876. }
QY VIRTUE OF b FOWRR n NE VESTED DH
II the A0t Of the legislature Of this State, Ne. n
Of 1873. approved March II. 1879, I viii proceed to
ell q public auction. ct my once, Ne. 1o9 GIAvier
street, In the ooid First District Of this city, ON
FRIDAY. October e., 1876, 1t twelve 9clock
Il, the following described property, to Wit
A PORTION OF GROUND, ON Euprosine street.
in square No. as, bounded by Magnolia, Clara,
BY 81 and 50 feet. Together with Ill the improve.
ments and a-ppurtenanoeo thereu1fO belonging.
Fad property having been seized BY me to satisfy
. privilege and claim due the ktate Of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the wear 1873,
amounting to fourteen dollars and nifty cents,
together with all costs, penalties and charges.
At said eAle the property will not be adjudicAted
unless the bid 10 for . 1ufacient amount TO satisfy
the Aforesaid CLAIM, and also the unpaid taxee
upon said property fr the years 1875, ls74, 1872,
1871 and 1867. together with the penalties thereon,
The purchaser ct this sale II entitled to be pat
in immediate possession.
On the spot.
Z. FULTON.
State Tax Collector, First District, City Of New
OrleonA. 0c15 20 q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
SfAf8 TAX C0LLRCfoR's OP1ICB,1
Nc. l69 GrAvier street, ,

efArB TAX CoLLRCfoR's OFFICE
He. l69 GrAvier street,
New Orleans, October IA. 1876. }
RY VIRTUE OF THE POWER II Nh VESTED By
o. 1879. approved March Il. 1873. I Win proceed TO
:tl.ss pubic suction a. N emcs. 70: 1853 arsvier
ERtDAY, October q, 1876. Is twelve o'clock Il,
snS 19iiowtng described property. to Wit
ivy koIN or 0ROuND On Banks street, In
equare 10. $50 bounded By Banks, Dor gencis. Broad
and Palmyrs streets. measuring 81 feet . itches by
loo feet. Together with oil the improvements and
aPPuItenAnces thereun'o belonging.
. phvifege and claim due the etate Of Louisiana for
taxes upon said property for the year 1877,
gether with all costs, pera ties and charges.
At sid sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for . sufficient amount 10 satisfv
the Aforesaid claiW, together with the penalties
thereon, and al costa and charges which may
have accrued.
The purchaser ct this sale II entitled to be put
In immediate possession.
Telms-Cash on the spot.
Z. Ito
State Tax Collector. First District. City of New
Orleans. 0cl5 20 n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
FAX o00ItBCT0Rs' SALES.

-.
TAX -O0L1.1CToR,s- sALs-NO. S1ss.
STATE OF LOuFslAHA-PAeISH OF ORLEANS
First District, CITY Of Kew OFleana
6TATR OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND,
fronting % lafayette strset. II squaEo No 376;
~ A0oee1e1 tn the name Of OSCA8 PAUPARE,
MI 0RA0A4. curator ID hoe.
-.. ve. stats TAx CoLEBcHoR's OFFICE
n No l60 0ravie9 street,
e New Orleans, October II, 1876. }
DY vIRrUE OF THB POWER IN ME- VESTED By
d the Get Of the kegielsture Of this etste, No. II
Of 1879. approved March u, 1873. I vtl proceed to
soil q public suction: Ct my ONCE, No: 1893 Gravier
R4IDAY. October -. 1914. 1t twelve O'Clock L.,
the fealowiug descrteed pr,p.rty, to WIT
AO1RTAlN o OF GROUND, in square No. ZIG,
bounded BY lafayette, Locust. Freret and Peril
liae etreeee, frOntins on lafayette street, measur-
ing 80 BY a feet. Together with al the improve
meDts and appurteaAuces thereunto belonging.
Sid property having been seizsd By me TO sa,isfy
for taxes u.on sid property for the year 1873.
amounting. to thirteen dollars and five cents, TO-
gother With oil costs. penalties and charGeo.
At odd oalo the property will not be adiudicAted
unless the bid IL ff . suf1Gient amount 70 satisfy
the Aforesaid claim, and also the uBpaid taxes
upon Nd property for tho years 1875, 1874, 1879
and 1871, together With the penalties thereon, and
The purchaser ct this sale 10 entitled to be put
In Immediate possession.
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
State Tax Collector, First District, City Of New
Orleaas4 ocl5 20 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

TAX COLAECxUhS SAAA-H~Vs VA7O'
sr.rE M LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Frat District, City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A PORTION OF
GROUND fronting on Palmyra stIeet. N
eouare No. 466; assessed in the name OF .
", QUINN, JAMES GRAHAM curator 40 noe.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE
No. 1863 Grsvier street,
New Orleans, October IA, lS'o.)
nY VIRTUE OF Il POwER IN NIB VESTED BY
ID the act Of the Legislature Of this State. NO. A
Of 1879, approved March IA, 1873, vii Hrocoeo 70
sell At public auction, at my office, NO. 10y 6ravler
atreet. in the said First District OF this CITY, On
Friday. October u, 1876, at twelve O'CLOCK NJ,
the Following described property. to WIZ.
A PORTION OF GROUND, fronting on raimyIa
street, in square No. 466, bounded by Prleur. RAJ.
myTa, Roman and Common streets. measuring =.
Nv iNO feat. Together with al the improvements
And sppurtep ances thereuntO belonging.
Said property having been seized by me 10 satleIy
a privi1e re and claim due the state OF Louls1onS
for taxes upon said property for tho year 1870
AMOUNTING 10 seven dollars and twenty-five Genus
tc~sxhtr With al costs, penalties and charges.
7f aeid Ne the property will not be adludicated
unises the bid 10 for . sufficient amount to satisfy
To afnreeaid claim, and slse the unpaid taxes
rron ND property for tho yeArs 1873 and 1879,
fnSether with the penalties thereon, ana oil csets
IA chargeo which may have accrued.
In inmodiAte poooeesion.
S"G oriseos. 9els 1n