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CAUTION.

An persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or In any way meddling with tho fol.
lowing property now in the possession Of John
Ross, Of wallaceion borough, viz; Ono red COW,
one cook steve, one sink, one set chairs, one bed,
one doughtray, one table, one chest, one desk,
one clock, ns the same was purchased by mo At
Constables sale on the iIth 1sy of March, 1915,
and 10 lcft with him on loan only, subject to 10,
order At any time JAMES II. TURNER.
walacetop, Pa, April s. 1s7G-3t.
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Our Special column is decidedly interesting In
a local point Of view, and profitable reading Ia
outsiders who want to save money.
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lssoLUTiOE-

The co partnership heretofore existing between
Ellis smeal and Isaac shimel, under the hrm
name Of Kills sneal Co. doing business IN The
borough of wall1ectc n. Clarified county Penn'a,
vas dissolved BY mutual consent on the lst day Of
April 1915. BILLS hMBAL a co.
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DIssoLUTloN,-

Notice IL hereby given tba, tho partnership
heretofore existing and doing business uader the
6rm name of Groom. Lghtner A Co., at Whit
more run, Bcccaris iowpship, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the I'D day Of July, 1875. The
books Of the ,sid arm are In the hands Of George
Groom, for eeitlement. ANA
GROOM, LIaBrNER 4 co.
Glen Hope, March 10, lsT6.sts
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WANTEO 4 CcmPieie History IF Pennssiro
"H" "ADD' nis. ffom the first settlements
IrCrmc to tho present. by William NJ
AUENIos Cornell, III. d. Nearly 600 large
octave pages. Over IS 6ns Illustrations. No full
history Of our State hss been issued for over n
half century. Agents will receive cordial vel
come In introducing this splepdid work A rure
chance. We want local agents In every township.
Wfie of once for full PARTICULARS aud choice Of
territory. Address, Quaier City Publishing Co /,
2O4 South ilth st., Philadelphia.
March IA '7G-4t
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SUDDEN DEATH.-David Shade, OF
Buffalo Run, Centre county, says the Beleionie
Rputiieoa. Of last week, was found dead in bis
stable last Friday morning. lie bad eaten his
breakfast apparently as we'll as usual, and went
TO the barn to feed his cows. As be did not re-
turn, his son Joseph went out to see wha, detain-
cd him and found him dead as above described.
lie was man about 60 years Of sge, and bad
been an industrious, hsrd-wofking man oil ti'
life. Wherever be has worked u has always
been said OF him that he would perform as faith.
full days work as any man in the county lie
never sighted anything. When such faithful
honest worker is tssen out Of any community Il
10 a real loss not only To the iricods and rela'
tiy es who love him, but to the community 10
which he has lived and laborcd. About twt
months ago bis wifs died.
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SUPERVISORS, Look HERE I'VE call
the attention Of Supervisors, and the public gen
erally, to the SD aud ,ith sections Of the act Of
Assembly, approved the 18Th day of June, 1880,
(Purdon's Digest, vol, ?, rsge l,27p) which reads
as follows
The Supervisors Of every township shsllsause
posts TO pe erected at the intersection Of all pub
lie roads within their respective townships (where
trees are not conveniently With board, drrnly liked
thereon, and index. hands pointing TO the direc-
tion Of sneh roads on which boards shall be In
serbed, In large, legible character, the name Of
the town, village, or place, TO which such roads
may lead, and the distance thereto computed In
miles.
"If any Supervisor shall, after ten days per-
senai notice, neglect or refuse to put up or Keep
In complete repair, index boards as aforesaid,
such Supervisor shall for every such offence, for
felt and pay q sum not exceeding ten dollars"
II is we'll known that this duty Ia greatly over
looked by Supervisors. We know that at many
Of our crossroads In this county, no guide-boards
are 10 be seen. In sone Of the townships, this
duty IL almost wholly neglected to the grea, an
noyanee Of strangers and the travelling eommuni-
ty. II the above sections Of the law were fully
carried out, much ii me and annoyance would be
obviated BY both ira velers and resident eiiiien'.
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follow ~ 10 . copy Of llthosraph letter, which,
susnatins from Phiiade'phis parties, calling
tbemselvss Hayes, Arlington a Brother, has hoen
ssnt to the Iar,ss Of young girls In all parts Of
tho Stat
"our ageLt has been through your city this
month, sent specially by Us to gather the names
Of suitable young iadies, to whom We propose To
the coming Summer. We, o. course, want eomely
and respectable boxing people, aud your name 10
on our agents report We have been selected BY
the Centennial Committee TO engage for them Al
least two hundred young la.i,s ivr the purpose
Of attending 10 the flower stands, act MS cashiers
In the several refreshmen departments, sell tick
cts for the grand clc, aior, take charge Of news-
stands, sell pictures, guide-books, dc attend to
soia water fountains, and many other light anu
respectable situations. besides Inying you well,
ray tom IS 20 80 per week, including your
meals, you viii have a hue opportunity Of seeing
the Grand Centennial Exhibition every day. YOU
will Therefore, e the necessity Of replying early,
as We want 10 engage everybody We wan, by the
middle ol April, aud have them thoroughly drilled
aud posted by the t,ina The Exhibition opens. We
have decided 10 select young ladies irum out Of
town, b,causc the ncighbvribg ciiues should be
bcnehted as we'll as Philadelphia. OF course,
your parents WI uiltcl 10 YOU ichNl home. ~
would, therefore, be best Tor You to say nothing
about ,h,. until you are here, and then write to
them. However, you eau do as you please about
that We Would liz. to have you here by the lSih
ol Apd. Ans~er immediately, when We VIII
scnd you letter oil iuftrnctaons how 10 come TO
Philuaclpbin, how To seo Us, aud how TO proceed
Your wages VIII be decJtd US soon M you come
aud paid to you ~ ADVANCE tor the hts Tour weeks
commencing the day alter you get here"
Tbs ai,im.te object Of these false promises needs
no explanation, and It Ia 10 be h"ped that both
parents aud children Will be ou their guard
Another mode of esielins thu unwary Is set
forth iu the following adscr,i'ement now being
published In The aaily papers
XXTANTED-5O ENERGETIC MfN-To at
w tend stands Of an improved novelty at the
Ueutunnitl. ivr which liberal wages are offered.
Address with particulars and references, eae o."y
80 crnts for correspondence with reference, 3c'.
-, brokers, No. - Bow.ry, New York.
We hupe thn, none ii the readers OF the RrruB-
licAs nrr verjan, enough to be caught by such
thin sch,mes as these. We warn all TO beware OF
shan,ers ard pick pockets durirg the progress
OF the great Exhibition.
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WIN. REEDS LOCALs.
Alarrifd.

At tho residence Of the brides father, In Blue
Ball, on Tuesday. March 2sth, 1875, by the Rev
II. s. Butler. Mr. John 8. wrigey, Of Lawrence
township, ClearGeld county, and Miss L,iitis
Miller, oi Bosgs township, cleardeid county, Pa
At the residence Of Samuel Morgan, Esq, on
Tuesday, March 2sib, 1875. BY Rev. NJ Mason
Mr.. benjamin Morgan and Miss Mary A. Lloyd.
both of iIou,ld,le. Cicardeid county, Pa
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NOTICE

All person are hereby notided that tn fol.
lowing described property, now M Logan Coal
company's mines, near 0sceolA, and in possession
Of Richard J. Hughes 4 Co., belongs to us, and
is left with said Hughes A Co. on loan, aud Il
subject to our orders, viz; Forty two bank wag-
vns, three barrels Of oil, one set scales, black
smiths tools, bellows, anyils. iron, steel, and all
the materials In said shop. Also, piark, rails
props, caps, and ties at said mines and on said
Logan Coal company's lands.
oscsois, April s, '75.St
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5lfw Advertisements.
CAUTION

"
All persons arc hereby cautioned agai n't pur
chasing or in any way meddling with the follow
inr property now In the possession Of Frank Cole
grove, Of wallaeeton borough, via One ba,
mare, one sorrel mare, one COW, two timber sleds
three timber chains, one cutting boz. one sewing
machine, as the same was purchased BY me al
constable's sale on the 7Tth day Of March, 1879
and 10 lsft with him on loan only, subject TO my
order at any time. nj. V. TURNER
wallaceton, P,., April 3, 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

TYRONE STATION.
EASTWARD. AMI WESTWARD. AN
Pacific Express, sI5 Pittsburg ExpH, 242
Harrisburg Aec'm, s:4s Pacific Express, s.3i
rn Nr Pm
Mail Train, 3.22 Way Passenger, l:os
Atlantic Fxpress. CAT Mail Tain, 6:4i
pbila'da Espress. 1880 Fast Line, s;5s
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NAUTIoN.-

CtAUTION.-
All persons ara hereby cautioned against pur.
chasing or In any way meddling with the follow
ing properly now In the possession Of VIM Bell,
Of Grcenwood township, ylT One clock, lamp
kitchen carpet, stove, I table, 'es ehairs,
cupboard, 1 sink, I doushtray, beds and bed
dig, log slsds and chains, piows, buggy,
gray horse and iarness, bay mare, bay horse
set Of harness, wagon. 1000 cubie fee, Of oal
and pine timber on bank Of Susquchanna rivci
a, Bells landing snd Mccrachen's dead water,
saddle and bride, 2 cultivators, ! grain cradle.
thrsshing machine, ! Wind mill, cu,,ins box
and . lot Of straw, ~ the ssme was purchased b,
ms ct Sheriff . sale on the spth Of March, and u
leit with him on loan only, sabieet to my order a
any time. fhAMfIoN btbb.
Bower, April 0, ls75st
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DLAsTER-

We arc prepared q ship the celebrated
Cayuga Land Plaster, 6nely ground ready for use
to all stations on tho Clarified railroad In car
loads Of twelve and fourteen tons. at very low
prices. consignors' weight in all eases to be
paid for. For particulars, address
snoRTLlD0B A CO.,
Dellcfopis, Pa.
March 22. Isf0.fL
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Postotce at Clesrheld, for the week ending
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

pASvILLE DISTRICT.
n. s. BrckisenAn, Presiding Elder. Blooms
,urg Pssiofhce.
Danville, st. Paui's--w. A. Houek.
do Trinity. p. Moore.
Riyerside--J. 7. Wilson.
Northumberland--G Warren.
washingtonville--L. s. Crone. Nf
Iola-J. Lloyd.
Buckhorn--J. Horning.
Bloomsburg-J. 8. McMurray.
Espy and Light Street-A. Drittaia.
Orangeville--H. 8. Mendenhall.
Benton c. L. Bsnscoier, r. Loyeland.
Berwiek--J. II. McGsrrab.
Mifiinville -. 0earheart.
Beach Hayen-u. b. Fortner. /.
Bloouing gdsis--J. +. Brown. I. N. Mocrchsad
Muhlenberg-N. b. Smith.
shickshinny- Moorehead.
White Haves-A. NJ. Kester.
Hickory Run--W. A. Carver.
weathsrly and stockton--B. ?. King.
Beaver Meadow. 7. Benford.
HaIlston--w. W. Evaus.
Jeansyille-M. l.. Drum.
Copyngham-J. stine.
South llebherton-T. o. Clees, j. II. Shipe.
Ca,awissa--s. W. Sears.
Elysburg--J. Guss, c, J. Buck.
shamok inv, l.. spouswood.
csntraiia-G. M. Larned.
Helfenstein--G. V. sayidge.
Mount Carmel--N. W. Colburu.
Ashland-A. NJ. Barnitz.
Trevsrton--J. W. feight.
Snydertown-G. IL. Day.
Sunbury--J. A. DeMoyer
selinsgroye--E. T. swarE.
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AND SHOE MAKING.

JOSEPH II. DEERlNG, on Market street, 10
shsws Row, cissrhsld, Pa, has just received
q hnc lot Of French Calf skins and Kips, the
besi, ,in.,hs mssket, and Is now prepared TO man
ufpcture evsrythins In hit line. He will var.
rant bis work 10 So as represented.
Also, all kinds Of Leather and Shoe Flsdise>'
for sale
Tho citizens Of Clearheld and vksisity are
respectfully invited to give hin = call
Work done At short notios. 7iI65sy
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COMPREHENSIVE CONFERENCE Coli
LEcrioss-The report Of the Treasurer Of the
N. 4. Central IA. Conference Missionary Society.
shows that the collections during the past year
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pnILrpsBuRo a MosnANNoN BRANCHES
LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE NORTH.

On and after Monday, October 9th, 1873, Ae
eommodation Trains will run over the Philipf.
burg and Moshannon Branches, as follows:
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Mi?ona and 81. Peter Line
Green Bay and Marquette Line

I. the only route fof wisoSA, RoenrsrER, owA-
rosSa, MAtkAro, Sr. PErER. Nsw Elm. and all
Points 10 sonthern and Central Minnesota. Its
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EOR SALE OR RENT

IrOR AALE.-The undersigned offers for
Il sale . valuable town property 10 the borough
VI Clearnsld. Lot s6xis6 feet, with good two
story plank house thereon erected, with three
rooms dows STAIRS and fssr bed rspms W sssirs.
Also. stWiak rebS and bath reon % ssesnd door.
House tnished eotnpleis from cellar 10 sstie.--
uocd double porch aud good water. Price rea-
sonabie AID payueptl easy.
7usug7s 1lWh. n. MCCULLOUGH
I ON PRINTING OF EVERY pEscRIp
u tlonnsatly szees,sd At this once.
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BOROUGH STATEMENT

STATEN ENl,--
A Statement Of Stree, and Poor Funds Of
ClesrGeld Borough, for lsTai
SHEET ruSDa-DR.
To balance due last settlement. ,......,S ~ Ol
To amount assessed for isIb'.,,.-.",-. l,s75 80
sl,922 90
en-.
By orders and coupons redeemed -.......si,i9l u
y abaie iement allowed taxpsyersa..... 6f "
/ y duplicate placed In Const. hands S2l 10
BY bal. In hands Of Dist. TreasureI--.. ~ 81
si,922 9e
Aggregate amount Of Borough Bonds
Issued and outstanding. ..,..- .-".""-s3,lV 10
room rrSDs-pR,
To bal. in Dist. Treas. HAMS on the lst
,.v nj Ianuary. lt
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G ALIF 0 R MA.

rur CHICAGO ASH enEAr-wEsrERS RAILWAY
Embraces undor one management the Grsa
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTH
WEST. and, with ia numerous branches and
connections, forms the shortest and quickest rout
between CHroA and all points in iLLisoIs Wis
coSsis, NoHrnEns MicnIeAS, MIssEsorA, Iowa,
NrbRAskA, CALIroRSiA and the wrpEBs
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Dry Goods OF all Kinds,

sucl, rs Cloths, sauncns, casslnuros, Muslins
Delainos. Linen, Driliings, Calicots.
Trimmings Ribbons, Lace
Ready. made Clothing. Roots and shce,. Hats and
Caps--ail Of the hest material aud made to order
Hose, SocKs. UloYc,, Mittens, Lases, kbbonf, ac
GROCERIES or ALL KINDS.
Coffee. Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Salt
Pork. Linsecd OIL Fish oil, Carbon OIL.
nardwsre, Quecnswarc, Tinwarc, Castings, Plows
and Piow Castings, Nails, Spikes. Corn Cultiva-
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds Of Axes.
Psrlumcry, Paints, yarnish, Glass, and a genera,
assortment Of Stationery,
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ENssARIxo rnE lNSocENr.--Tho
follow ~ 10 copy Of lithosraph letter, which,
smsnatius from Philadelphia parties, calling
thsmselvs Hayes Arlington a Brother, has been
sent to the siartss Of young girls In all parts Of
tho Stat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

Il the shortest line for NonrnERs WISCONSIN and
MINNESOTA, and for MAnrsoS, ST.. PAUL, MIS-
sEAroIis, Drlrin and all points in the Great
Norfhweaf Ifs
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STATE TAX COLLeCToR's OFFICE,
No lo9 Gravler stieer, }
New OIL. g. October g. 1876.
RY VIRTUE OF THE PoWrR IN ME VISITED
ID bv the act of the l. gisa Of this State, No.
Al OF 1873, approved March Ia, 1879 will proc ed to
srrert, IN the sad First Dis rict Of this eitv on
SATURDAY, October "a 1876, AT twelve o'clock n,
t. following descr Dr. property. to wit
j. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 6ii
bounded by GayOso. Salceio an" Csllope streets
and jefferson line, mt assuring las and l0i feet by
300 feet.
2. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. 645,
bounded by Lopez, Salcedo and GALORE streets
and Jefferson line mea surng 10 and So feet by 2lo
feet.
3 THREE QUARTER, OF A GER AIN SQUARE
OF GROUND, No. go, bount ed by Lopez Renuon.
Eupi Iosine and Call Ope streets, measuring 1853
by 3l2 ieet
4. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. No, 500,
bounded by Hagsn avenue. Euphrosne ami u rk
streets and Jefferson lire, measuring 200 and leo
feet by 277 feet.
Togei her with all the improvements and appur-
tenaDces ther eunto belonging
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
a privilege and claim due the state of Louisiana
for taxes u'on said property for the year 1873.
amounting to twenty nine dollars and seventy.
two cents. together with all cJsts penalties and
cha ges.
At said sale the properly will not be sdiudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to safety
the aforesaid Claim. and also he unpsi taxes upon
said property for the yeaIs 1874 and 1875 together
with the penalties thereon, and all costs and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale Is entitled to be mt
In immediate possess sion.
Terms-Cash on the spo.
State Tax Collector. First District, City Of New
Orieans. oc4 ID
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TAX COLLECTORS SALR-NOS. 5SO5.
$500 and JSO7.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLRAI
Fret Diatrlct. CITY of Gex llrlaana


STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF ORLRANs-
First District, City of New Orleans.
STATE or LOUISIANA VS., rHREK LOTS op
GROUND, fiO' ting respectively on the corner
Ct SOl0man and DH. mecOurt streets AIexan-
der and Canal an OF, mpia streets in eouares
Noe. 778 8O3 and 8l8; assessed IN the name of
Z. PITCHER, JANIS GRAHAM, curator ad hoe.
STATE TAX CoLLscroR,s Orr1cR
No. 1863 GrAvier street.
New Orleans, October TO- Its
DY VIRTUE OF THB POWER In ME- VESTED BIZ
ID the act of the Legislature of this State, No. ~
of 1873 approved March IA. 1873 will proceed to
sell ct public auction ct my Office No: 1853 Gravier
on SATURDAY. October 81, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
H., the following described property. to wit
TWO LOIS OF GROUND, in square No. 778,
bounded by D'HemecOuIt, cOloman aid Ull0a
streets and Carr Ollt0n avenue. fronting On SOLO
man ard DHemecsurt streets and measuring 66
2. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. No. eos, bounded
by Alexander Murat, Gaequet and Palmyra streets,
and measuring 3l4 by 3l9 feet.
A CERT AIN Lot OF GROUND, in equare No.
8iS bounded BY Canal, Oily mpia, Murst and Gas
Duet streets, fronting on Canal and Olympia
streets, and measuring 2O3 by 233 feet, II inches
logether with sll the improvements and appur.
Ten noes thereuntO belonging.
SAID piOptr ty having been seized by to satisfy
vhege and claim due the State of Louisiana for
taAes upon said property for the year 1873,
Smouu'i.g 70 hfty-two dollars and nine ty-two
charged ~
Al salo SAFE the property will not be adjudicated
unless tDe PIC " for sufficient amount TO satisfy
tno AFORESAID claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1871, 1871, 1878
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STATE OF LOuIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City Of New Orleans.

am NOA~A>AsO OAe'S 0fAA0-G~Os OSOAs
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on UrsuliDes street, in square No, 20:
ssseased in the name Of WIDOW l. J. LA
CHEZE.
STATE TAX CoLLKcroR's OYTcE,)
No. 20l Canal street.
New Orleans, OctG Der 9, 1876
Df VIRTUE OF The POWER IN ME- VESTED
- BY the act of the Legislature Of this State No
a of 1879 approved March H. 1873 will procee ed
sell at public auction at my office. No. 20l Canal
street in the said S-coud District of this CITY, on
FRIDAY: October 20. 1876. a. twelve O'Clock
n. the following described property, TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
20, bounded by Ursulines. Cnartrss Decatur and st
Philip streets. fronting on Ursulines street.
uriIg 20 by rs feet. Togs Their with ali the i'm
provements and appurtenances thereuIto belong
ing.
Said property having been seized BY me to satisfy
Q privilege aud claim due the State of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874,
amounting to sixty-fve dollars and twenty i've
ceLts, together with all costs, penalties and
charge
At said sale the property will not be adadicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount TO satisfy
the aforesaid claim, ard also the unpaid taxes
gether with tine localities thereon, all costs and
charges whit h NAV have accrued
The purchaser at thus ga ID entitled 70 be put in
immediate possession.
Terms-Cash the spot
r F. JOU8ERT
State Tax Collector, Second District, CITY of New
OrleADs oci0 "a 20
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TAX COLLEAGUES sALE-NO. SJ7l.
STATE OF LOuIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New OrleauA

Fu0G V0tklCt, lily VI NOW OxIe8uA
STATE OF LOUISIANA w. FOUR LOTS OF
GROUND, fronting on Lafayette street, in
square No. 500: assessed In the name of MRS.
N. J. ASTKADO, }. GRAHAM, curator ad hoe.
STATE TAX COLLECTOR's OFFICE,
No. leg Or Avier street }
New Orleans, October 3, 1876.
DY VIRTUE OF THR POWER IN NIX VESTED
ID by the act Of the L. gslsture Of this State No.
Al Of 1873, approved MAJ en- H. 1878. will proceed
to cell at public auction, at my Office, No 1863
Gravier street. IN the said Fret District Of
this city, on SATURDAY October IA, 1876 at
Twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
Four CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in square
No 500 bounded by Lafayette. Prieur, Pow dras and
johnson streets. fronting on Lafayette street,
measuring 1ls feet II inch. by SO feet irchea
Together with all the improvements and appurte
nances therpunto belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to
satisfy privilege and claim due the State of Lou.
isiaua for taxes upon said property for the year
1873, amounting to twenty. one dollars and seven
ty five cents, together with all costs, penalties
and charges.
At said sale the property will not be- adjudicated
unless the bid is tor sufficient amount 10 satisfy
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the yelrs 1874. 1875 1872,
1870 aud 1869. together with the penalties
thereon, and ali costs and charges which may have
accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
in inine nate possession.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
State Tax Collector, First District, City Of New
Orleans. or4 8 Ia