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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
ALANuFAcTuRED ny

Q. Il. WINTER SMITH.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Arttu- Peter & c., Gent Wholesale Agts
LOUISVILLE, KY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

ticular ideas. With this theory can not
concur. Wsro IL correct there would be
no necessity for Council. ~ under.
stand II, tho Council 10 alone invested with
tho power b osieinste neasores nd M.
thorise expenditures, and the dnty Of eaeh
Administrator; - his Official title indicates,
IL simply to superinten1 and carry into
eject and execute the direction ,and oedt
nances Of the general body. In my opinion
It 10 within the scope Of the power and duty
Of each member OF the Council to propose
advocate and legislate upon al matters con.
corning the city government, whether OF
finance, commsrcs, improvements, police.
assessDents Or otherwise, - though tho
question related to the particular depart
ment Of which he may DO the head.
CONCLUSION.
We have been invested with great pub
lilo trust ct . moment Of supreme import
snce to the people of this 6tste esd city.
We arc expected to administer that trust
in the interest Of the people, irrespective Of
any selfish consideration. feel persuaded
that every issue will be met BY us In
proper spirit, and with the confidence of the
people to aid ~, we may remain firm in tho
conviction thAt the hope We have 90 long
cherished will finally be realized, and 0ur
city again become the great metropolis and
queen of the Southwest.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
New Orleans, December Is, 1876.
Tho Council then adjourned.
J.H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
THOMAS u. HANDY,
20 ia7 % Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of OTlaAna
J. Faass, Brother = gCe., W. Glynn 4
Wlnts, in oOlidOx.

J. Faass, Brother = ECo., W. G1ynn q
Wints, in e0lidOz
TNOURTu DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il a Orleans, No. % sl3.-By virtue Of . writ
Of Teri facias against Charles Cavansc and James
Rckets Jf.. suretos, directed BY the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans in the shove entitled cause. to BnRen0
WaeGamau, late sherin, . by said lac sheriff
to mo transferred, will proceed to sell q
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneer4
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cus-
CITY, on SATURDAY, January 20. 1877. ut twelve
O'Clock l., the following described property, -
i. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the second District Of this citS, in
the equare bounded By Bienvile, Custonhouse.
Roman and Prieur streets, being formed Of the
whole Of lots numbers six aud eight, token from
lot number Ave, and measuring thirty eight feet
dred and nine Il ct ten inches Ave lue0 in depth.
according to = plan by J. A. DHemeeourt. sur
.. A LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings there
op situated in the Second District Of this city In
the square bounded BY Bienville, Johnson Gus
tomhOuse and Calves streets. designated BY
the square number thirty one, and meas
urins twenty eight feet front on Bisnvile street
BY one HUNDRED sGd y: Io feet in dsgth
the rear and adjoining the lot shove described
measuring twenty.eight feet front Ia width BY ,
dep of afty.pino feet nine inches six lines.
Seized in the above suit ~ belonging to defend
ant CavAnAC ,sr.-
Terms.cash on the Spot; ox..u u.rnv
dels 80 ~ 20 Civil sheri6 Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

A STRANGE SUICIDE LAST SUNDAY .Two
weeks ago 8. B. Blackburn, . son OF w.
jasper Blackburn, Of Claiborne parish.
arrived in this city ON business: His fdends
and acquaintanoes noticed that no wss
quito irregular in his habits, drinking free
IL and scting rather strangely. sunday
evening he visited shooting ns s: ..sS on fss -,
certain lind Of rife, which the clerk did
mot have. He then asked for another kind
Of weapon, and while the attendant Wa s
preparing it Blackburn sat down, took on
kis shoes and socks and placed tho socks IN
his pockets and then put on his shoes: Thi s
Became suspicious and would not sccommo-
thsf s.1s: .s.ss: p another
rr;stoI GALLERY and asked for . large bore
Which x.: not aro'h he'd but Large &c
pistol vas handed to him ,d e az ar"o 90
he then borrowed 5 pencil from person
present and took letter feon one OF . n,s
and forget me. &. B. B." He placed the
letter, vkieh M from young lady, u has
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

cnr HALL NEW onr.Avs,
s- Saturday, December Is. la7S. J
The Council met this day It twelve
O'Clock T., pursuant 70 adjournment.
Psssent-Hoa. Charles J. Leeds, Mayor,
presiding. and Adninistrstors Bertoli,
Bosny, Burke, Brown, Landry. McCarthy
and Pilsbury.
Tho following reports were received,
read and ordered spread On the minutes:
NEW ORLEAxs, December Is, 1876.
10 the CITY Council of New Orleans
In surrendering the oflace OF Administer
tor I desire to express to his honor the
Mayor On I to my fellow Administrators my
appreciation Of the support which have
always received ct their hsnds, and my sense
Of tho uniform oourtesy of which I have
Office am thankful for unremitting and
valuable assistance in the discharge of tho
various duties Of my depar, msnt.
It 10 gratifying to b able to report that
under the operations of the wharf lease We
have been able to securo extended and i'm
proved wharfage facilities at no increase of
Wharfage rstes. The Sixth and Seventh
If the city front effected BY the lease, but
have returned, independently. up to De-
cember l, . revenue of 1886 81.
The yearly receipts of the markets have
been in excess of $200, 900, outstanding
the evil effect Of tho many private msrkets
which exist in contravention of law, and
which tho Council has been powerless to
control.
Tho officers of my department charged
with the collection Of wharf revenues have
made their returns In full. and have had
their official bonds cancelled by the Council.
j. q, LANDRY. Administrator.
Report of expenditures, Department of I'm
provements, from July l, 1876, to Decem.
Der 10. 1876, inclusive:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

WEEKLY MoRruARY RHPORT.-Or. 7. r.
Le1onnier, secretary of tho Board Of
Health, reports the following number of
deaths in tho city of New Orleans. for the
week ending Sunday, December II, as s
p. n:
Ono of abscess Of kidneys, of anemia.
4 OF apoplexy, ! of asthma, Of asphyxia,
l of Bright's disease, of bronchitis, of
burns, Of cancer, of cancer of face, of
cancer Of tongue, of catarrh, of c0nges-
ton of tho brain, 4 of congestion Of the
lungs, 18 of consumption. 3 of infantile CON-
vulsions, 2 of cysn0sis, 6 Of adult debility,
l delilium tremens, l OF diarrhea, 2 of
chronic diarrhea, Of diphtheria, of dy.
sentery, l of chronic dysentery, l of ele-
phantiasis, of endo cafditis, 9 of erysipe-
las, 3 of enterltis, Of fever, of intermit.
tent fever, 9 of mslsrial fever, of remit
tent fever, of typhoid fever, 9 of typho-
malarial fever, Of fracture OF skull, 3 of
CASTRO enteritis. 9 of disease of the heart, 3
Of hepatitis, killed accidentally, of L.
ryn9ytis. l of lockjsw, of infsptile ms
rasmue, of meningitis, Of cerebr0spinsl
meningitis, of tuborcular meningitis, of
old age, Of paralysis. of perieasditis, 5
ofsnsll-pox. l Of cyphilis, Of teething, 2 Of
trismus nasceutium, OF gunshot wounds,
and 3 not stated; total l35. OF the sbove2
were children under Ave yesrD Of ago. In
addition TO the shove IL stillborn children
were reported in the city. Number inferred
from public institutions III; on certificates
Of coro0ers, 10; on certificates Of mid
wives, 9.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

ACHANGE IN THE CRY HALL -Yestefday
noon the recently elected Mayor and Ad-
ministrators appeared 81 the City Hall to
take the positions they wefe severally enti-
tied to. They were courteously received
BY Mr.. Leeds aod tie Administrators Who
veee kbeaf to step down md out. M. P,ls-
bury. the now Mayor, presented his creden-
tials, - did the new Administrators. Ad-
ministrator Brown, being 70 elected, sue
ceeded himself, and Was compelled to imi-
tate Oregon Croniu, in . manner, for he
presented to himself his own credentials,
and told AdDinistraGor Brown to take bis
sect. The old Council proceeded to tho
council chamber and formally surrendered.
the nov set looking ON the proceedings.
After abdication tho new ofRcsals took pos
session and held short session.
Yesterday morning 4essrs. Paul B.
Leeds. K. L. Bower, AndFew ]. Bacon, n.
O. Culbertsop, W. 81. Toler, r. McLauge-
lin and j. Brugermann, employees of the
Mayors Office, called on NJ. Leeds and OK
pressed to that gentleman their kiDdest
regards for him for his conduct toward
them during the past two years. Mr.. Leeds
expressed himself - greatly pleased at the
attention from his lste companions, and
hoped they would prosper hereafter In
whatever position they filed.
Then the rotation in Office was complete
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

DEsrRoyxD BY FRBs-Between seven
and eight O'Clock last Saturday night. Mrs.
Armstrong, colored, aged about sixty years,
residing on Prytania, between st. Andrev
and Josephine streets, was burned to death
in her room, during the absence OF nef nus,
bsnd and son, by the explosion of coal
oil lamp. On the arrival home of the hus'
band and son late Sunday night, they
found the body of the unfortunate woman
lying on the floor burned to death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

A CLUE OBTAINED TO THE BURGLARS
Sunday night Ben Alexander and Briney
Woods were arrested BY Special Officers
Pearson and Sinclair, and looked up in the
central station, charged from information
received with the burglary and larceny OF
4276O in currency, and jewelry valued at
S4OO. from the residence Of John H. Brig
master, ct the corner of Liberty ana MEL
feeterday mornipg Detective Pearson made
IN ai3deyit against both the accused, who
were arraigued before Jadge Evans and re.
msnded 10 the Parish Prison in default o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
aHERIFFS SALES.


James r. Gulaaule W. Miss Maxle L.
CIxrH DISTRICT CoURT FOR TIE PARISH
- u OE!eaea. 10. e6l7 by virtue q . writ Of
seizure Aoa ssle directed By che Memorable the sixth
District Court Sor the parish 81 Orleans, In the
shove entitled cause 70 1u1ese waggsnan. late
win proceed to sell ct pnbAe suction. q the
nsEshante saa Auetioneers xxosange. 1ey6
oeaOet. betW cen Canal md Uustonhodbo streets,
N the eecond District. Of this city, ON eATuR.
PA, January y, 1871. ct twelve o'clock II, the
CSRfAla LOT or 0EOUMD, situated I'm the
Haubourg nasigny, in the Third District Of this
G1sst%en and u..se s.ree,s. which lot 2s.suss:
thirty feet fEone :. Cs.ps street BY oes hupdred
Together With the b1,ls.sse ana dependence
10 the half nearest to Unioa street Of lot Of
sixty feet frost on Craps strset, y one hundred
and twenty feet In depth. designated BY the NUM-
Der two hundred and six On the pl IN Of aid Eau
bourg 4ali9uy.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
AID an tells Rnft hn paria nj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

We are indebted to Senator West for an
early copy of the Senate report on the cleo
ton in Louisiana, embracing the President's
message, Senator Sherman's report and tie
accompanying documents. This volume
appears to contain the matter which Mr.
Morrison's committee ore having copied for
their use. Tho bulky book contains bor'
rible record Of Democratic intolerance and
bsrbarism, and it 10 difficult to see how the
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Northern States can
reconcile the facts given with tho preten-
sious of the Louisiana Democracy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
Case from Commissioner Southworth.
NEW ORLEANS, December lS, 2 NJ.


EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
A. tan O'Clock this morning, sent let
ter to the Democrat, requesting that 1t De
published in this evenings edition, correct.
ing an error into which the author Of one OF
ito editorials published on Sunday had been
led.
In that article it was assumed that had
refused to act in certain particulars relating
to the "sewing machine" cases % Mr.. Pack.
ard had desired; the short answer to ell Of
which ie, that Mr.. Packard never directly or
indirectly made any such proposition, nor
did I ever state to amy one that he had: The
ed Of his mistake should, ! think, have
hastened to correct it. He has not done 60;
and, therefore, a. he does not accept the
honorable duty of amending his own errors,
he must submit to have them corrected by
another. Respectfully.
\ -, JOHN P. SOUTHWORTH,
Commissioners Circuit Court District of
Louisiana. ..4@ & s+-.-.5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

REACHING FOR WEALTH.-At four O'Clock
Sunday morning Officer Hanrahan noticed
person leaving the Office of John Chsffee q
Son, No. SO Ueion street, and the fellow ow
dered him to halt, but the man Travelled
fsster. end it took three shots to cause him
todrop the box and run still faster. Han
rshan picked up the box and returned to
the store, which he found unlocked, - was
an iron ssfe The bank box had been taken
from the safe, snd 10 10 supposed that the
burglar thought he had good haul, eut
1usrd on he store until morning, and tn en-
delivered everything to ono Of the pro
prietors. The door and the safe had Been
opened by false keys. :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
Local Intelligence.

THE DEATH or EMAMUEL MCCOY-Nyate.
seene of HE Reloaipes.-The followipg state
mont il published IN jastiee to ths parties
concerned:
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
Ny attention having been called to .
paragraph in the New Orleans REPuB-
xICAN Of the seventeeath of December, On.
titled, From the Kitchen to the Stump"
in which it 10 said, "that the corpse of my
husband remained in tho house corner Of
6alvez end st. Peter streets two days, yet
his political friends did not remember him
we'll enough to SEQ the shell buried, or lend
assistance to have that rite performed, etc.,"
L hereby pronounce the whole statement -
untrue in every particular, and I will
state. in justice to the friends of my late
husband, that during his late illness be
was provided with pecuniary aid by the
Democratic Conservative State Central
Committee, and - soon - his desth
Wa known and communicated to
the Democratic. Conservative State Central
Committee that those Of his friends-one
of whom was IN officer Of the committee
called upon me 1t my residence and ten
dered me their assistance, and left with me
the necessary amount Of funds to give my
husband . decent and respectable burial.
such % became him - Christian and hon
orable man. This wac done by direction Of
tho State Central Committee Of the Demo
cratic Conservative party, and funds were
ct my house, within . lew hours after the
'''' ~ ~ MRS. NARY MCCOY,
Widow Of the late Emanuel Mccoy.
fully corroborste the statement Of Mrs.
Mary Mccoy, tho facts being personslly
known to me. MIER VICTOR.
Mother of the late Emanuel Mccoy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
What Interest Has the South In Tilden!
The Louisville Commercial asks:

The Louisville COMMeTcs0s ASKS:
What reason has any Southern Democrat
to trust Governor Tildens It il notorious
that he secured bis nomination by the lavlsh
use of money. Il is notorious that many
of the best Democratic papers and many OF
the best New York Democrats denounced
him before the 1t. Louis convention % .
corrupt and selfish intriguer. If there are
reforms needed in the South, it 10 evident
that of the four presidential candidates.,
Tveed's old associate is the least fitted to
Garry them ont. 1t is not strange tina.
Hon. Ben Hill and other Southern Demo
crats, after looking ut the situation, show
little interest in Tilden's success; nor 10 it
strange that Governor Hayes spotless
character and noble demeanor have made
4 highly favorable impression on moderate
Democrats. Southerners who will reflect
calmly must conclude that the peace of the
South can come from the Republican party
enlv, and not from Northern Copperheads.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

Oliver Goldsmith was the subject OF the
lecture delivered by tho Rev. DR.. Hartsell
NJ the Unitarian Chusch Sunday evening.
DR.. Hartzell 10 an able and eloquent divine,
and his delineations of the peculiarities OF
this eccentric genius, post and historian
was most heartily enjoyed by the audience.
The Sunday evening service of this society
viii be . profitable and intellectual repast
to those who may have the privilege of At
tending. Other well known characters will
be the subject of future lectures. II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
dels 30 ja7 20 Civil Sheriff Of
j. h. Desprats ". Hessre Beutse.

ElFTa DISTRICT COURT FOE TIE PARSE
ssisule and sale directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, In
the above entitled cause. to R.sene wsggs.
to mo tr.nsferrtd. win proceed TO- sell 1t
eer! Exchange. Royal street, 6etweer Canal
Of this city, on SATURDAY, JaDusry %, 1877. ct
twelve o'clock L., the following described prop
: CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho
Second District Of this CITY. in the squa number
Rohe taon and Clsi streets de.ignated - lot
mum Dor six on plan drawn the twenty. fifth Of
October, 1885, by Jean Bourgerol. late deputy sur.
veyor Of tho United Ststes, and annexed for ref
erenco TO an act passed the ninetes nth Of Now
omber 1885, before C. Pedesclaux. then . notary
public in this cits, according to which plan the
estd lot measures in American measure. thirty
ono feet eleven inches q 70 lines frOnt ON st Ann
street, t. same measure wide In the rear, seven
tytwo feet eleven inches four and three fOurths
lines deep on the side next to Cla borne street.
saventyt 70 feet nine inches one half line deep on
the lice dividing it from lot nu Der ssven Of said
plan, together vi h oil the buildings and improve
ments thereon, " thout exception OF reservation.
Being the same property acquired BY the defen-
dant herein by purchase ION 0rs. Brnest Ahxs
Dor act passed before Antoine D0riocourt. notary
punlie in this city. ON the fourth day Of January.
is73
Seized In ths above salt
Terms-Cash on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

FRANK GoEzALEs AND Hrs KNIFE.-Sun:
dsy night, Frank Gonzales brevely walked
into the Dominique bsr-room, corner OF
T,icou and Peters street. and mounted
Louis Ssr,bet, tho proprietor, attempting
to plunge . knife into his body, Several
persons were present, but they did not sue.
coed in mastering Gonzalez until he bad
stabbed Sarabet once in his neck, The TEL
dow Vas arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

SHOOTING FROM CovER.-Lste Saturday
night % Horace Curtis and Henry Curtis
were quietly walking Ut the corner OF De-
lord and Rampant streets some men, under
cover of darkness, fred at them, one bullet
striking Henry's face ON the left eide. max
ing bad wound. He fell. and - he did 90
the assassins ran away and were seen NO
more, and it il not known who the towards
are. Tho wounded man was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ORce Of the New Orleans City Railroaa
Company, NJ. lA Canal street, New Orle ans. Do
ceml or u.s. 1876 At mseting Of the Board Of Dt.
recfo,s held on the thiltef nth instsnt, dividend
Of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE was declsred,
payable to the Stockholders ON and after Monday,
January l, 1877.
DELI iisi G. c. LEWIS. s cretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
-RAILROADS.

GREAT JACk9ON ROUTE.
GHW ORLEANS, 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
- 80 Road.
On and afeef Monday. November ~, 1876
Trains depart and strive - follows from Callioyo
street depot:
DBPAR2. A11IvD.
Msil.. $3.50 r. n. Mail. lids l. II.
AcC0m0dAr lAccommodA-
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to 0t.
Louis, Ohiosgo, Louisville and Cinoinnati
cites. Accommodation train runs - far - No
Comb City.
Tickets for sale and Information given ct 10. -
Camp street, corner Of Common, under City Hotel
4. D. SHkLDON, Agent.
ial5ly T. D. FROST. General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19

~ Tue CONGRESSIONAL SUE C0MMITTHno-
Messrs. McMahon, Ross and Crapo will to-
day start for Ouachita to gather testimony
In election matters. They will look after
the Pinkston murders.
Mesers. New, Beebe and Joyce were to
have started for the Felicians parishes last
evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
LOST,

II OeT or 0lISLAlD.-NORT0AGE nOrB
IL OF J. B. Pi6st, for ol0,Ooe, Of dese twenty.
date, With eight per cent interest from maturity.
v. 0YRR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
SUCCESSION OF Z. p. MOTION.

-. 0,JBAs
DY egLL8 4 MALOCBEE, AUCTION
ID RRRD-Armapd Selle, Aucti0neer-O@ce No 50
ROYAL otrest-fU80DAY, December Is, 1s76. at
1890 A. H., ct Mo. 81 81. Charles street, botw cen
0ravier and Union streets, will b sold, at public
auction, BY virtue Of IN older non the Hon. A.
1. Tfss0t, Judge 0f tho Second District Court 0T
the parish Of OEleanA dated Dooombe9 4, 1916. tbs
following described movsbles, for account Of said
succession
eeneral assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNi
TURF consisting Of Looking Glasses. eideboar6s.
Beds and Bedding, Tables, Armoirs, WashstAuds.
Cbaire Stove and Utensils, Pia.0. oto.
One Horse, ore Mule. ono Maze and Colt. ono
One Barouche, enc jersey Wagon, two Wagons.
Ono lot Of Agricultural Implements. sxddles, Bri'
dies. etc.
between 0rAvier and Union s!rdA ts-
CkRTtF GATES NOS SO and 80. each for loo
Stock Landing and slAugl, terhOuse Company.
CERTIFICATE NO. l102, for OIL share Of the
capital stock Of the New Orleans Insurance Asso.
CERTIFICATE NO AIS. for four shares Of the
capital stock of the Wolkingmen's B ank.
FROMlSSORY NOTES AND SUNDRY ACCOUNTS
due & +. Miot0u.
SILvRKWARB, weighing about 800 ounces.
Fourteen pieces GOLD COIN and thirty six pieces
SILVER coin, of various demon nations and coun-
trieA
Terms-Cash ON the spot del 10 Il i9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
POLITICAL NOTICES.

New Orleass, December 49, lS10.-The
officers and mon bers Of the Tenth Ward Radical
Republican Central Club are hereby notified 70
meet ct their hall, ON First. near Liberty street,
ON TUESDAY, December ls. 1876, At $50 P. H., foF
tho transaction Of import ant buetness.
THOMAS BOSWELL. President
WMRs T. NoonB, Secretary. del9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-19
By Macon. Ellison 4 Co.
SALR OF THR R1vENUES OF THR PUBLIC
MARKETS

MARKETS
DEPARTMENT OF COnNBRCB,l
New Orleans, Decen her is. 1876. }
DY MACON, ELLISON Il Co. ALBEIT
ID Paul. Auctioneer. = Will be sold at public
auction, in the Council Chamber. CITY Hall, on
SATURDAY, D mber %. 1876, ct Z. H., the rev.
enuss of the following mentioned marketa Sor the
month Of January, 1871, VIZ
l. FRUIT AND vR0BTABLB NARKRTA
2 FRENCH MEAT MARKET
3. POYDRAS AND PlLLk MARKETS.
4. TREMR MARKET.
S. WASHINGTON AND PORT HARKKT&
6. ST. BERNARD MARKET.
Z. LIZ BRETON MARKET. >.
8. ST. MARY MARKET.
g. MAGAZINE MARKET.
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET.
IL. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET.
H. SORAPURU MARKET. .5..
l3. NINTH STREET MARKET.
IA. AL0IKRS MARKET.
Tho markets will b sold separately.
Terms and Condi tions-Cash '0A the spot, IN
United States currency. .
The city reserves the right TO ratect ~ or al
bida J. O. tANDRI.
del6 II 10 023 Admipistrator Of Commerce