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bllOrDEAD.
A repnble Tragcay inullo san T"ci"'o
ECtgl.

. repriulc Tragedy inlEc san fucinto
tsCtI.
Tbe sbarp rspDrl Of tho six-shoo.r
,ong ont from The San Jaein,J hotel .
.hjs morning. about holfpaat nine,
md 81 crowd WAS soon saen ru.liug |
l,yor1a u,e holol A Herald ~.
oorter mon remaining to the spot, wls
',b,yn g,r body ofJom leonard, one
nru,c,oks lylug IN the back yard, |
ebot dead by Henry 1uclctt, awaitcr
al, p,, nI,n who ~ rcp,..unlcd u5
ho,iny hrcn "A roaocahle man.
own ACCOUNT,
m,,.oo,.J or,,r,or yoircr
:, ''''''' ' ',,'','' f., ,.a linIno rom
hau Soi''o ""'"' - '''' ' ,''' ,,......,
and olllce. lachtll was lN'cl "''o"'
cred in the dining room quarrel
n,. with I.eonord Vboy advanced
'"b WV m.. Mo .lorl CON.
upon eoch oVl'I' ''''
arated them. Leonard ana ""-
other man then went and armed
u,,,.ory,, with Il butcher knife
''''''0' ''' ,, .,.,o g., rr,m ,hn
an" c'e"Ve'' anu '",'V ." ' l.,,,,o
kitchen towards IackeIb VINO oie"
pj5tol and fired, the bail entering near
,hoIpn minnie. peuotraling the heart
Wv ,',u,.'l. ,',nord ,,ot,nuy
anu "l'i''E ''''',''N . ~ uo
Vackett turned ana ran ouI " '"u
house closely pursuod, The verdict Of
ina Coroncra iury was in accordance
,u, I.,t,.,,, c'oty T,ol,ott inns NOT
WIN ''o "''''
yet been tahei'
ANorHER ACCOUNT
An eve witness tolle difficulty fur
.,.,''.. M, ttg,,,,. .ron,rl,r thn fol.
,,
lowing 'IeV'ilehO III reverence w w.
The difficulty between lH.hetl, oNiel
of The dinln8'roomi ana heolNlai
second cook, occurred about piece OF
breakfast bacon, UrdeTcd through boy
acting aS waiter 10y one OF the guests OF
the house. The boy gave offence by
ordering "thin well cut slices, as u
was for hight0ned gentleman =" ana
subsequently "sasainB' Leonard, VINO
seized the boy by the neck ana com
muuCud striking him unmoTciiulIy
with his fist The boy succeeding
in getting loose ran into
the dniUgroOm, aud alter
wards, having occasion to so to the
pantry, where the AlIyerWAre u Kept
for pitcher of syrup, was again set
upon by Leonard, The boy threw the
pitcher at Leonard, striking HIM over
= The eye and cutting two gnshes IN ms
forehead. a man named Holman,
the meat cook, here rushed IN ana,
followed by Leonard, ram the hoy OUT
Of the building through the counting
room in their endcaVor5 to catch HIM.
lacketl, during the chase, tried TO
Quell the disturbance, WHEN result TED
in an attack upon hln 10y Leonard ANA
VI Hoffman, who followed him TO the
dining room. IHcketJ drew a
pistol from his pocket and loio
y them to stop and not como INTO IN,
Z dining hall as he would have no dis,
d turbauce there. Hoffman asked
"Mhat are sou going to DO win IhaI
pistol are you going to shoot me VIII
it"' aud then rushed ont 10 the lnehI
block and seized the cleaVer anI
butcher knife and made IOr tie din
: ing room, At this junctuTe MIR
l!ollcubeck, one OF the proprleIors
y said to Holman, "F0r Gods sake d'
not take thea leave lhem alone,
but no continued toward the dinln!
room. The steward, who had already
, attempted To quell the disturbance
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Ats. lralson, 5ll Main street. for the next
sixty days, Will sell my entire stock Of
Summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
cent loss than importing figures, In order to
make room for n EHll stock. This reduction
includes trimmed us well NJ untrlmmcd
goods. Come aud satisfy yourselves Of the
fact. All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. Turbau and Centennial hats
daily received. mayS0-ti
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Dic,i

Miss Lzzle McGmn, niece ofPntricR
t3hcohau, Esq, agoi about eighteen
years, died early yesterday morning
Miss McGlnu was q young lady d
more than ordinary personal "IIF"c'
nomaud amiutiily Of character and
had made many friends here, she had
been III hut q short time.
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The wrestling Match.

The champion of Nevada and the
champion of the world will wrestle to-
morrow night at Fields theatre. y
chance will be given to any gentle
man who wisher to distinguish him.
self erwin money.
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Gentlemen, Attention !

We offer the most complete line OF white
and colored Shirts and Underwear ut prices
never before known in Dallas. We sell til,
celebrated Pride of Texas Shirt, and keel
Patent Partly Made shirts.
BLAKE, JENKINS ~ BOAlES.
Junc25dlm
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Ladies. Look |

Fine Llama and sillS Shawls, OYerSkirt'
aud liasques, Accrue silk Shawls, white
Shetland Shawls, Lawn Jackets. Wearo of
iering big bargains in the above. They con
stituto the most fashionable and tasty wrap
worn; and will be sold NJ cNlromcly low
prices. BLAKE, JENKINS BOALES.
june25.dlm
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DALLAS tExAs'
WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 8
PREFEItRED SPECIALS.


All persons IN arrears with the state FOR
Occupation Tax, and those whose Tax
receipts expired Jane 3Oth aud due from this
date, will como forward promptly and make
payment, as the Grand Jury have notified
me TO appear before them on July llth,
Respectfully, W. II. PItAIIElt
Tax Collector Dallas County,
July l. lB7B--dllt wit
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Wmy BHtow found that publication
from within failed him at Cincinnati
he cowmdly yielded to thocIamol ofthe
Radical wolves and ANONYMOUSLY re'
Irrl
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Thanks.

The Centennial band, lead by Prof
John Lange, take this occasion to re.
turn their thanks to Mr.. c. NJ. Wheat
and lady for the most excellent dinner
furnished them at the celebration
grounds yesterday.
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by requcst the ladies' of,DalIns, Mr.. q.
!'alson, the Main street Millinery and lm-
o rting House, has ordered, received and
.,ow has on exhibition lot Of black, white
and brown straw turbans at reasonable
prices. maylSdtf
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REW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE,

whereas, =, X. Crowell and Il. Asllins, exc
cuted and delivered to us on the 23d OF Au-
gust, 1873, II mortgage, which was duly re-
corded in book b II, pages ISL, . and ,, OF the
records of Dallas county, Texas, ON the iol.
one grist min and one cotton gin driven by
saw engine, and apparatus thereto, belong
ing, and also, the four acres of land on
which the same are situated being the same
lot conveyed on the 10Th OF August, 1875, by
Thomas Sanders to sand Crowell and ASkins.
and to which decd reference is made for a
minute description of said lot, to secure the
payment OF sundry notes i'm said mortgage,
set out, the last falling due the 30th of June,
1876. and, said Crow0ll and Asllins having
failed to pay said notes or either, etc. Now,
therefore, by virtue of the power in said
mortgage contained. |, G.. j. Dent, n MEM
Der of the firm of W. r, Pierce & Co., the
mortg0gues, will offer for sale at the Court
house door, In the City OF Dallas, pallns
county, Texas on the
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Ladies' call and SEQ the beautiful stylca,
daily arriving, ana being sold lower than at
any other house in the city, ut 6li Main
street. mUyll-d3mos
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RADICAL decentralization resigned
Babcck enjoying the favor Of the PIesI
dent
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CHIP hints at 81 80 each, in every styles and
color ats, lralson's. 5ll Main street,
muyll-d3mos
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ACADEMIC STAFF:

COL JOHN G. JAMES, superintendent
and prof Of Mathematics; MAJOR II. IL.
DINWIDDlE, Professor Physics and Chem
lstry; COL. f. W. JAMES, COmmandanl OF
Cadets and Prof. OF Military Engineering
and Tactics; MAJ. W. l.. BRINGllURSI,
PHI D., Prof. of Languages, History and Lit
erature; CAPT. W. IL. TALLEl, Asst Prof.
Mathematics and English.
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a full Classical Mathematical and Scien-
title Course of instruction is given, with mill
itary drills and discipline added. Military
duties do not conflict with studies.
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20th of JuIy. (inst,l 1876.

between the hours of 10 o'clock n, m, and 4
y. ~. of said day, the above described prop.
orty nj auction Tor cash, TO satisfy said mort
gage notes, ~. DENT
Member OF the firm of W. 4, Pierce 4 Co.
iuly2.dltw2t
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Nc - II h Az led

;, strayed from the undersigned from Vine
Irairie, two black or brown mares, ahont
niteen hands high; hind feet of each white.
one branded I'll ON shoulders the other moi
onotne; They left home with halten on;
3notralllng n small rope; last seen on ines,
Hay evening, in East Dallas, ns thew ie1t
nome. Information of their wheroabnnts
VIII DO literally rewarded. ''''''s
MAY & HUGHES,
iuly2.dlw&w3t D"i'"s'
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COUNTY COUNT.

Cav q. Tyausrcrroh TO comfy CONT
crom lnc District court,
The following rs listof the cr'ml-
mai cases truu faual from ,he District
% Tie County court Tie County
judge viii commcnc calling the cases
10. trial on "Wednesday morning (lhe
5tn ina,) ut s O'clock, and alI deiend-
ants and wiEcsacs must be in attend
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JAS. b. SHEPHERD, NJ. D., surgeon; IL.
j, a. BAKER, Adjutant; LIT. y, WILLS,
Quartermaster.
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TERMS PER SESSION, FORTY WEEKS

Board and Tuition. $275 90
For Catalogues, Address the Suporintcn-
dent ut Austin. julyl-d&w2mos
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STEAMBOATS, ano AaIIroaos.

PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Albany.
N Saratoga, and q o. leave daiiY (Sundlys ex-
ccpied) TOR NJ, Pier Al. n. H.. foot OF Canal St
nAILY LINE 70 NOR WALK.
Il Fare relncel.-DY the swift steamer AFRO W
SMITH leaving Jewels WHAT, BruOSlyn NJ ESQ 7, NJ.
Pier ~. East river 2i5 NJ ana foot SD It. 3P. NJ
Returning leaves NorwNS at 1850 A. NJ. daily SUNDAYS
excepted, connect,ng each way with Dantuy and NOr
In ana New u wen railroads. Fare, IS cents. Er.
cursion tckets. 80 cents.
oldest LINE for SuyveslnL
~ CAISklLl, and iniermediate landing'. Stean'r
AnHrew rder from Franklil II. Pier 3jI. Tuesday,
Thursday. ana Sttur my q aner Monitor Monday
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NAlI,nOND.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
: reefs Ferries A- follows:
Expires. Tor Il rr,burs. Pltshurgn. the West and
South, with Pullman Palace g lrs ttlched, $50 A. NJ,
u and $50 i, NJ Suud y, aud $50 NJ
For Niilalnfpurt, Lock Haven, Corr, and Erie $50
A. $3.50 T.. NJ, connecting at Cory for Titus.
VILE, Petroleum GENRE and the on Regions.
For BalimOr', Washington, ana the SOUTH Limited
except sunday, $50 A. NJ. arrive Wisnin Ton 40
i. NJ Regular at $40 A. M, andp T.. NJ. sunday
Exprcs. for Philadelphia l. 73o $40 $50 A. NJ 1890
4. 4.lO. 3, u, T. $40 q i, NJ anu ~ night SUNDAY,
90, !, $3.50 AMI or NJ. Emgrant and second class,
FOR critcnnia Depot At 53o $3.50, 1870. A. NJ, and
p n Returning cave Centennial Depot Il |, iAS'
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amboy, Fiemingt leyldere. and
other pol ta, see luc schedules AT R TicKet Otces
Trains srrye;-FrOm PITS urgh, $50 aud 1880 A. NJ.
aud 1920 Z. ~ dayi 1910 A, NJ aud $50 T. NJ lilly.
except Mondy From WashingtO ton ald Buumore,
$3.50 A. NJ, 4, $40, and 1920 r. ". sunday $40 A. NJ
From Phlladcphia 300, 6;so, $3.50, 1910, l;2o 1850
A. Nj, 2lO, 4. blO $40 40 50, AMI 1920 L. NJ
SUNDAY, 800 $50, $3.50, 1850 A. NJ. $50 aud 1920
Ticket Ofices be0 and GA Broadway 1 Astor House,
ana foot OF Desbrosses and Corilandt Court ST.
BrooklYn; ia, no ANA IFS Hudson It HOboken De.
no. jersey CITY Emlsr rant Ticket Office, s Battery
place H. NJ, BOYD JR, Genl Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON General niger.
TINHE MARY POWELL, for West Point, New.
burKh POughkeepse, Ron Tout and Kin .st0n, land.
iLR at COZ1ens's, Cornwall Milton and New Hamburg
and Marlboro by ferry, will leave Pier 81 " X (Vesry
ST., DAILY, sundays excepted. At $3.50 T.. NJ.
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I--c -FoR COMFY ISLAND DAILY =

HIS. ls76"rsc new staa,ncr iBlfWiLB WI
run to Coney island and after SUNDAY, June IL,
every DAY, leaving 20 a. a. NJ. IL NJ, ana
p. II ION q, \. +, e1o, islO, and $40 T. NJ
81 Pier e. T. Il $50 A. M.. 1880 ana $3.50 7, NJ. N"
PILOT BOY leaVrs 23d St., y. T., 1850 A. ~ 1880
4;4O +. VI. Franklin ST., n r. 1850 NJ, $50, AM
East river noaI. eliza nANCoX viii leave SD g.
GA NJ. 1880 and $3.50 p. 25d st., $40 A. NJ. l2;i0
and $40 r. NJ; sth IT. g.2O a. NJ. 1850 and $3.50 r.
81; Fulton ferry. Booklyn. 9'3j a. NJ, lO5 and
400 L. NJ.
TlNO CHARTER for excursions steamboats,, all
kinds also steam and b. IL ng yachts. hy uaJi week
OF month. GEORGE +. PLYMER, 30 south st.
WEST rGRlIfSr h AfTRRg sEHk bb22YYdHAlAr'lE
BY DAY LINE STEAMERS.
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Sc Cream.

VNUSSELIIS CREAM, ~ bible House Best
Il IL the city Excur Tons festivals, re- aers rs cents
per qusrt. Special attrAtOn to Out.OftOwn orders.
Summer branch 30 Wrst lith At
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snstIuttlon.

Two AMATEUR MuSICIASs.-A teacher OF
Il many years experience IN organizing and instruct
lig hands orchestras OF string bands, &c. ready TO
ACCEPT eng yeuen during the summer season no oh
fee ION A. to dist nj aces bY alosmR addii1nal ex.
prnscs terms der4te Pun particulars hy address
Ing BAND. U, s., BOX lOl, sun once.
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SHARES TOO EACH.
PAYABLE ts MONTHLY. - -
EACH sHAREHOLDEK WILL HAVE nNk Lon,
WHILE THE MOST FORTUNATE ONE WILL
In PREsENCE OF THE SHAREHOLDERS
70 WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING CERrlff
GATES WILL Bk ADMITTED.

Two wheels will be providrd-one holding the names
OF shareholders and the Other holding the numOers OF
the plots and lots. name and n1nner viii be drawn
eimu taneousy until both wherls are empty and the
awrds called each shar holder being entitled to when
ever his number deeigna' rs as shown on the m p .
No shai holders enter into the distribution
une his or her payments shall amount 10 twenty-five
dollars each share taken the date OF the disrbu
ton TINS rule u essential to preserve good faith be
tween the shareholders.
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NottIs.

WEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH.
ms HOTEL, with large additions and improve
ments, consisting OF SEVENTY slNGLE Rooms for
geutl,mcn an additional aning room, A HOT aud
COLD SEA WATER PATHlNG es ahiishment, &C.,
WILL OPEN JUNE IS.
Application for rooms can be made at the hotel.
FitLsBURY & IllLDRETH
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4 otttri,s.

A -A.-ALL PRIZES CASIIED IN GOLD
As AT THIS OFFICE.-Ihlri Louisiana Gold Distn
button. New Orleans. July 20, 1870
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000 GOLD II
1880 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO t5O2,500.
2OOOl Tickets $50, currency Coupons In proportion
Apply for int9rmaIon. &C, 90 WILLIAMSON & co..
T. o. box o,O2O Brokers, 3l1 Broadway
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Iam farauJIvJ.

C,OOD secondhand and misnt carpets, AL .iIes. oil
" cloths &C. very cheap, al the old place, liz alton
ST. Price list sent free. NJ. j. BEN DALL
XVEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken Tor furniture, carpets and oeddinx An I'm
mense stock and low prices
COwPERIHwAIr CO.'S 1856 Chathamst
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%mnstntnts.
II. w. HI,TG.,mCQgK,s;n mn,

n ~ ,,tr.,I,cnC..,.
II. w. HIIuuCVVkTv .,,,.r,,
in IL, 81. n, ~ ~, az az =, ~. ~"
''Froorietcr ana hs ,rne,r
~ runnt ~ 7 riiI rtrl D"o0'o'
MoNDAY EvENfNG. JUNE 20.
!;
MISS LlLhi nE CUksh. me fmclna,ing e'itl0 comic
MIR. J. W. McANDREws in his original speciality.
THE WATERMELON MAN.
The yer vrlcome GEORGE WARREN, In new banjo
solos HARRY LESLIE In his great specially. Er-
ceed by none.
. TIE entertainment Will conclude each evening with
BIO MISTAKE
FRANK FathOm C. r. scabert
Mrs. PcttibOne. Rel. ie Warren
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DECVLAR SUNDAY INCOMING: BOAT

III New Ilavrn.-lhe tlst AMI tavorle steamer GEN.
stpGMlCk, N place OF the " NGENIAs leaves Nesey
9; 2id It.. 4. H.. pl5 Leaves New Haven $3.50 7. VI,
arriving at New York I. NJ Fare for the round
frfN
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R,al Gstr,,.

GREAT cLEAniNES4uT SALE
DISTRIBUTION or HOUSES AND LOTS
IN THE NEW AND THRIVING SETTLEMENT OF
Ill CHCOCKS
GARDEN CITY PARK. - -. -.
peparsted only by the railroad track from the non.
A. I. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY.
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I,ISuINt: BANK every day rs ituriays excepted
eee seameE sEri LOW leaving r,lsop po 81; J.
n. K. 7;io; Pier o. n. H., 50 NJ Tic eisti
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Wonderful success VI tne attest nyen.
ton,
THE MARGUERITA WAVE,

ana hack can be adjusted without a
single hairpin. and viii not rip or tear,
from " upwar.
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Tickets for sale at Ere Railway Offices $50, 4ol. 52e
oj7 Broadway icpOt foot Chambers 81. Court tt.
Bronklyn 100 Mlrket St. NaNark.
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SUNDAY BOAT for sbursh. Cornwall. COO
= sprl =, West Point. Iona Island, and ionktrs:
steamer SYLVAN DELL leaves Harlem Badge 7aO
A NJ, l2,lh 7i35, loet st. 40 East siihst 7.i5
y i sl5; Peck sir $50, West 10 81 s.i5, and Ma.
hatfaavc p:l5. Fare 81 for the rounl trip, to any
point above YOnSers Returning leaves NewDurgh AT 2
y
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Grand excursion from New YORK TO Niagara Falls. via
Erie Railway round trip excGrsion ucAets only w.
Good for 30 days.
G.eat reduction OF fare to all points West
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INYInIRLE FRONra

In large variety, very stylish. and i'm.
proving the looks OF an ladies' Instantly,
W p Inch on real pateut hair Lace, d
per inch on imitation hair lace.
The largest assortment VI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
The City Of New Orleans vs.. w. II. Cook.
0UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT yOa TIE PARISH

EUIbNE " AtTfAMAN,
aul7 26 sell Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

The City of New Orleans VS.. Thomas o.
Meux; same DR.. Thomas Meu4: same vs..
DR.. T. o. Meux same va. DR.. Thomas o. Meu1:
same same; same vs.. same same vs. same;
same VS.. Thomas .. Meu1, j.; same 70. Dr..
Thomas 0. Meux, Jr.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. 81 $751; 6S6, 55lo3. 55.i32,
1905, 50 400 88,l43 1888 and 5.0l.-By viz.
tue Of nine wrirs of neri facias to me di-
rected by the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes, for city taxes of 1860 1871. 1873, 1874,
1875 and 1876 will proceed to sell al public auc-
ton at the Merchants and AuctioneeIs' Exchange,
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the Second District of this city, on
SATURDAY September 80, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ the following described property, to wit
L. CERTAIN LOT OF GE0UND, situated n the
First District Of this city, IN square number two
hundred aud thirty.twO, bounded by Caropdelet,
Lafayette, Poydras and BarOnns streets desig-
mated as lot number fifteen, measuring thirty one
feet on CarOpdelet street, by one hundred and
:. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the First District of this city, III square nrmeer
three hundred and twenty seven, bounded Dy
Pensacola landing Franklin, Liberty ard kuphro'
sine streets designated as lot number two
B. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated n
the First District of this city. in square number
Common, Dryades and Bsronns streets. designated
as lot number twenty-seven, measuring twenty,
eight feet on Canal street; by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth
Seized in the above suits
TermS-Cash on the spot.
EOGENE wAGGAMAN.
au29 sec 80 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of orleans.
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The CITY of New Orleans vs.. Raymond

ROusseot
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 9095.-By virtue OF VIII
~ Teri facias to directed by the honorable
the Sunerior District Court for the parish OF Or.
Icons in the above entitled cause for city taxes OF
1916 will proceedt to sell at pubic auction az .ie
4raat between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, IN
9ha second District of this city, on SATu RDAf,
Santember 30 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the 1ol-
iowins CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
4be Second District Of this city, IN square nnmDer
th: S bounded by Royal, st LOUIS, Cont
and Exchange alley, designnSs sst on Roya street
eleven measuring twenty wo iees . IN NY '''0''
oyope G nsf 10 LOT OF GROUEt. situated in the
Second District Of thi. city IN square snlnes Dau
rhine and Bourbon streets desig dated as 9t num
Der twelve, measuring thirty Two IeeS ~ Sth
stIeet by one hundred and fifty feet IN oeptn; 4ho
g. CERTAIN LOT OF SkoG n :ousre number
three hundred and twenty. three. bounced W s'
Ann, Dumaine, Rochebleve and Dorgenois s0teoS0'
designated as lot number twelve, measuring s"1 "a
ty-niue feet on ST. Ann street oy ono nunuAo> s
IVY T iSS CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND. situ.
>ted in the District Of this city IN square
nv Toulouse, St. Peter, Broad and Dorgenols
streets, designated ss follows: Lot namoer 1nrSo
ao.uring ninety seven feet on Toulouse street. Dy
one hundred feet in depth iot r bv v~ "oe bn
oted a rRaTsiE Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
uf1;rd Dstrict of this CITY, in the square nun peI
three hundred and seven aSd 81 Claude asrees:
1asimatad az lot number thirteen, neasurng
thirsv-two feet on Frenchmen street Dy s4Sy'tool
Seized n the above suit.
Terms-cash on the EsR}SS5ENE wAGaAMAr.
au2s reg 30 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF ofiesns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
SHERIFFS SALES,
AA0 City Of New Orl0aDO W. N1ro Ann
AC0utnn widow Of Henry Mc0uinn


1Ae City Of New Orleans VI. Mrs. ANA
SUfkR1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. SO, 309-By virtue of q writ Of
SER SER tac'as to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
me aDove entitled cause, for city taxes Of 1875
NH proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer.
Setween Canal and CustomhOuse streets in the
second District of this city, on FRIDAY Septam.
Der IS. 1876, at twelve O'clock NJ the following de.
IL r. GhRiAlE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
three hundred and twenty.eieht, bounded by Lib
erty franklin. Julia and Girod streets, uesignated
e lot number thirty six, measuring twenty. 1--WE
teet On Liberty street by one hundred and twenty.
;. a CERTAIN PoRTIoN OF GROUND. situated
IN the First District Of this city, in squsre number
tnree hundred and miner sc ven, bounded by Lo.
Gust, PeIrillia at and Ls fsyette streets.
s. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the First District Of this city. in square number
four hundred and ten, bounded by CYPRESS MI, o..
noha Clara and Lsfaye tie streets iesignated "a
!otnumber eighteen, measuring fifty four feet on
Cypress street, by one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
feet in depth. ~
4. NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. s;tuated
Iour hundred and eleven, bounded by Julia. Mag.
noa Clara and Cypre IS streets, designated as fol.
lows LOIS Dumbe RS six, seven and eight measur
lng seventy. i've feet or Julia street by one hun.
0rea a2d twenty feet in depth Tote numbers nine
snd Ten measuring fifty feet on Julia street. by one
eleven to fifteen measuring one hundred and
twenty six feet Magnolis etrs et by one bundled
and twenty five feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
aul5 26 sells Civil Sheriff of the ,sb of OrIaana