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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-04

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Pkas2SAL.--aIrs. Elligcl Of Cornu.
copin, arrived from the Vest by tine
train last evening. NJ. Elligc cams
down Saturday TO receive md escort her
back to her mountain hcinc...' Capt.
Frank Drake, Of Ebcihardi, passed
through by the train last evening on
his way to London. lie is looking
hearty, n usual.
FREIGHT train broke in two ut PcI,o
recently, aud the two parts collidcd.
breaking the drnT-hculs and otherwise
damaging sever c''rs.- They were side
tracked, and yesterday the wrcckcr
from CalinbrougM them down claimed
together.
RAILs.-Elcvcn cars Of steel rails, for
use ~. different points east Of here,
passed through yesterday.
ForE ears Of n~Et-piue wood from Co.
dar Pass were among the freight receipts
on Sunday.
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From Frida!''s Daiiy.l
\ coUNUtupTA CounEsPu%ni.ST
ATTACHED WITH CI,IpES,
lie STulrinoth IrOhig'"uSIy nni
n,i"ttI HwruIiy.

In Tuesdays issue Of the .S2r.r State
appears an pilo letter from S. VI. H., in
which the l~NrTrEHDENT il most cruelty
criticised and thrra;c.'cd WITT, tic dir.
est displcnsur" Ct him Of the giant in.
ts~liigcncc, together with the balnnc. Of
iho stOvc.hcrdcrs Of that promising
camp. W. bow in nbj.ct humility in
The presence Of so respected u tIibunrl
and humibiY Hckiuwlcdgu tho unpar.
lonahlr neglect in falling 10 form tho
acquaintance OF Pulsen and his mules.
Tint wc might have disrouryed rl length
upon II subject calculated to interest
II instruct The Cruditc S. u. ~. liut
wint we most dread il the impending
withdrawal Of the entire patronage and
support heretofore NJ lnvishly bestowed
upon rs by ths princcly and pictrres.
que ). NJ. u. II this vrraciuns cores.
p"mdcnt mud hlontcd mou"polist will
just stmrslc tlInt "inncmuccn road
enterprise 10y refusing 10 furnish the
means with which io curslruc; those
strawberries and Suspension bYidgcs
designed 10 span that lU.milc ticsc,,
obstIucIing the way, aud refrain from
knocking ont At one icll swcor. the
unpcrioratcd bottom Of tho ""misfortuu.
ate" route to Elko, We will sign u pledge
to never ngnim refer to him ~ y stove
hnrdcr. No never!
Sr%r.Ur.-wnp Sing and Long Hop
opened n butcher shop in Cornu.
cOpih lust wook, but failed 10 procure
II license Tor conducting tho same.
They were hauled up before Justice
Bassttt, who ipinistcrcd 10 their wants,
giving each forty days in tho County
Jail. They werc brought down Wed.
ncsday by John DuNul, and pYo now
In their comfortable, but rather limited,
quarters.
JA1b.-PMtie5 just In from Cornu.
copia Inform ~ that tina calabooFo in
that place Is about finished, and IN.
merit unlucky coon" who tOlls into the
ConstAble'g hhndo at that rlhoo can be
furnished with lodsings NJ homo.
NJ. Cots has just received n large
invoice Of fresh garden 0%oc'ls, which he
vii diyrcgs Of at retail VI wLclegale.
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from Thursdays Daily.1

AT%uAL MEETING. - The ANIMAL
~ratr;iny Of the stocksoidcrs OF the
South Leopard Mining Company YVES
held in this place last evening. at which
32,357 shares were rcrrcstn tad. VI. I.
Freeman, j. IL. Flacl;, John Ainlcy, ].
j. NE'?h;:sH &3i n. s. s;crc we.n
unanimously elected fruateos for The
ensuing year.. The now Eonld subse-
puonily inct and organized 10y rc.rlcct-
ing q. +. Freeman It's President and II.
N. Grant, Secretary, and JOHN Aialcy
was chosen Treasurer. An assessinrnt
OF Nv" cents Ter share was levied. Ac-
tive operations will he commenced ON
the works Of the Company carly iii the
coming months.
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uI,Iyn ,,igr ri,m

There IS generally, oven in tho most
d"lirnt'' constitution, II Intent reserve
Of vital energy. Tho medical stimularl
"f all others best calculated to rouse
this rs me,Ha is lIUgtctlcr'a Stomach
Hitter. III" IMPULSE which, that i'll
cstiinnhlc preparation leads 10 tho ~.
ton "f 'hC various organs ingurcs =
more vigorous and consequently hrnllI,y
dis chargo Of their various iurctiurt
than they would Lo capable Of wi;ho,,,
ia lid, and the "fllip 10 nature thus
communicated i5 never excessive. hntt
always cqunblp and regular. Just 40
much S'iinu!rticn IL iinraitcd as IL r.
unircd, aud no more. In respect 10
hcnlthful Ecntlcncss OF their action
The .Hiitcrs are jmincasirubly superior
Ia tho unm'licniCd stinulauts Of CON.
m"rcc, which, though they produce Il
powerful rc5iscitatinE eject Tor T. few
mihnto6, nrc inva.iablo followed by =
reaction, corresponding In depression
10 their primal effect. They cSritc 60
much ut first that nature il wcaricd hy
Tho effect, nnlis Spt 10 sink undcr tho
exhaustion. Physicians who have made
tho siinu(ativH notion Of the Eitlcrs
Tho subject OF experiment, dcClLra their
decided preference u them over any
other rinIllnr %ntticlo. IN equally hiGh
opinion Is entertained Of their r~eEulHt.
ing qualities By medical 4ncn who aro
acquainted With their tonic effects.
They tpetdly reotify m irregular habs.
OF body, digestive Disorder. and do.
~linqtncica Of tho urinary Organs.
which added 10 thsir strengthening In.
huenco, renders invaluable AID IN dys.
parsia, constipation, hillary detanGn.
monte and woakncse OF irritation OF
tho bladder or kidrcy6. Rheumatic
affections AFRO also greatly allcyialcd Ly
thor blood d"rTliiuG prA anti imhani.
mhtHTv action,
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LdnLnAL1Tr.-Whi'n providing about
,,he railroad depot Yesterday o6r nttcn.
lion was drawn to n row Of iroi;.bonml
boxes, seven in numbcr, Gdd.csscdi
''llon. J. y. Jones, Washington, &C."
Naturally tnfihg n deep interest in NJ
mnttcrs wherein grcut incn nrO concern.
cd. We spared ,1rGuud the susceptible
young inaIi who administers creased
lightning md pi,yirhcs tickets ''in the
presence Of tho ~rasscnjare'' on behalf
If tho Compah{y; Did IL icigti, oniolcd
linn ont Of thc mfbrrhntioE thar those
handsome boxes contained n peculiar
breed Of l"intOcs, and were n Gin 10 the
Hon. Senator from II t0%wnsnnm !. s.
Mnyhugh. There's half II ton Of them,
barrin q few pounds. no tliut the bulk u
Washington euciriy might enjoy The
luxury Of Hopping ila lip over IL chnrnc.
ter OF fruit u%ncqunllrd except in the
Sagsbrnsli Sit!rl Tho Judge, in obcdi-
cnco 10 tho s%criptural Injunction, il par-
Iien'hfIy secret IN the distribution Of
his charities, md had il not hccn for
tho efficacy Of roportorial iuupih(; md
rrying, NO would lInvo been cuShrcd
out Of n first.ralo local item.
SConE OSE MoRE.--Tho father Il
onr tOwnsmnn, II. &. Vaughn, AMI
grand. father Ia. tho laic arrival, dropped
In upon MS ycelerdAy morning, and with
mn mir Of unnlloycd satisfaction, an.
'iounccd tho fnoL recorded under the
hcRd Of "Dorn" in another column,
and generously invited tho "dovil'
With tho balance Of the prints, 10 stop
out and inoisten thoir clay nj his OK
penso, in honor Of tho happy oyont.
IN another column will no found o
notice OF the annual meeting Of tho m.
land Mountein Tunnel Company, which
wih be held Mt Judge staford'g onlcc;.
III this place OH March 2?I.
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I'IsOaI THE Sv:.iI!r.

y dispatch froia Cisco reports four
irct Of SNOW ns having. fallen at
the Summit night before last. The
wires ate MI down between that uoi;t
aid EmiGrant Gap, in conacn"eIce nf
which &c. ROWS OF any kind is reported
from be%ond the S~u|,nit, up 10 a lat:
hour yesterday. No less than siy-
snow-slideS are reported rs having nc
Cured along tho line Of the railroal
within the distance of n few miles from
the Summit. 4 freight train il badly
ditched, bat whether the accident TO the
train Was orcasioncd by the cSrrying
away Of n portion Of the snow-shcds Ivy
tl!e HvalaEchcs; is no; STATED.
RE-Arr"ISrrD.--We notice il our al
vices from Washington. the rc-..ppoint-
mn:It OF John 5. MayhuglI as TSesistcr
Of III" Land Ol!co at thfs place for the
ensuing f"nr ycnrs, dating from .t,,r:l
1876, his present term ii Office e-pir-
ing ut ttlat tirac. Through long cxpcr-
ienHa III the Office, the JalGr has no.
come thoroughly acquainted VIII, the
drii". appertainiMg t" ii, together with
all thn legal formula which every
"ppiicnnrfot tho curry or purchase Of
Government lands mus: necessarily
Ghsetvc. to protrTs n valid title 10 the
Ea!ne, and being ever ready and willing
to furnish. upon application by any
citizen, any required information upon
trc subject Of the government rcuuie-
monts. touching the subject of it4 pub
lie lands. the rc.appuin:mcDt w;;l me q
with general approabtion.
Masonic. --Thn! veteran ,:c,aL,r Of
ilio Masonic Order. Robert Morris. who
is "n his way to California for tho BEN
eft Of his ~loalii', has determined 70 ro-
main over At tlsis place for The purpose
Of faYor!ng f!k" lodge with an address,
and Rotations i'll Masonic poetry. IN
which department Of literary compost
ton the Venerable brother stands ur&-
riT"iled, aud has long since secured to
him. beth in C'rYapo and America. the
app"llatiOn Of the Poet Laureate Of the
craft. The entertainment will lo given
at Masonic Hall mex: Saturday night,
March lith; admission being free 10
Muster Mnsons, none other being Ell
titled 20 enter.
MA~TiNEE.-Tho cause of the deer i'll.
iercaI on the part Of the ladies' in this
vicinity. which appeared to center in
the residence Of our ncighbor across
the way, yesterday, may b. fathomcd
by reforming 10 little paragraph be-
meath Tie saxon word "Dorn." II il
snid to hc y t~em-Rounder, but if the
animated appearance Of tho p]ntcrnal
pnreni l9ight 10 occcptrd as IN indirG.
tioH Of SO real merits Of the nav nrriy-
al, W" should feel strongly tempted 10
multiply lint insignificant rumhc- by
five, * least.
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J. II. RAND; al this place. has just TO-
ceired the information from Carson
that the Supreme Court of The St!,to has
decided the law respecting the drawing
of juries. passed by the Legislature in
1873, unconstitutional.
PEnsoSAL.-JOhn Epley, nn old-timcr
i'll these parts, was a passenger on tic
.west-bcund train yesterday, being on
his way from Sal, Lake TO San Fran
cisco.
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TnE wATEI, NUS ,Xcis.

Tie cAtr"mc annoyance Experienced
by MI WHO ha1 occasion to cross the
main street yesterday should awaken
our citizens to II recognition Of the ne
cessIty for some action in reference to
the proposed diversion Of the mountain
tolrcnhl which regularly each Spring
find tLeir way To-. the. turbulent Hum
boidt, via the principal streets Of the
town, imto some less t0rtuitous chan
mel. Besides the Inconvenience OF
wHdinG without an India-rubbrT suit. the
cost of filling up the gorses and ohasms
after the su5sidiiig tli6ds'os eaci. Sum
Itc- Is an item worthy of consideration.
The proposed ditch froih the mouth of
the canyon north of torn 10 Tie large
enlvert iiider Tie railroad just below
the lumber yard, is. il practicable, n
good suggestion. But, by all mean7,
let s9mttling he done to al;..te tiIiis
nuis"nce. Let's have q ditch somc-
where; institute the lefty system, or or
Sani"e Il lmlf-duzcn ferry companies
forthwith.
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RsSEssMERT hoTICE.

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G.pCTH I.I:oThRD T!SISG'CSHrASY-L.o-
- cation OF rEnsiIal rlsS' o. busiIcas. Elkn.
StrTda; loeai'or Of nJrks.' CurnueOpIi Siintrs
District. Elko CnCSly. EcraGSg ."s 11 "
NOTICE IL hereby given thSs q. b :sc,'lti: Of
Nanh; 1876, All a>ScA,mcnt NO 81 u Five Cent.
Ter 1ha;C uas,lrylcd upon The capital SiISk Il
the corporation. rayNb'o immediately. In United
.S:Iic-t E2ll co:n.iO ths Secretary. =. the oIdc= ui
Ile Cinl AnT Isa,tk u: ". l.. D rrOmAr / Go.
IA SnIsdihi" i, .. $40 80 :
Any stock ult:: which Thu; ssssz<nent shall
rehi=in nirIidcn thu 'FitSt day ~ Sp.il, 1879,
VIII 10 GlclhIacrIt aad-aiEtrn sul for sale n:
public niic;ior. sun unlrsS pls rssii IL n Vie b -
Ivra via Ia Soli on MOSbIir5hE First day OF
May. lS1o. To- IGy thr' I.c!in3uIIt A,s,.IsrIsnt,
tr;rircf T"lih ccsH'ot advertising ant eTi'ens-l
81 SaiS. Ivy order Of thd. it.ard o~f1rItASa :
H. GRANT. sScrstaty.
Nevada. n.J.tJ
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BORN,


h'gSnr-tn Exc. Msr;h asi. 10 tho wir, . I
"ianiy iiigrby. ! gjn.
,N5rGh"-in ii&o. february Ssh. ~ The njfs
GIL. Z. 'NS'shn. \ scn- All ICY. rni ws..,,s
l9'G ipnniE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
1cIW5-VdoU 0u lI1e spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
apis u my7 IA Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
The City of New Orleans W.. GEORGE Pan.
dolly.

The City of New Orleans W.. George Pan.
cupERroR DISTRICT re cSuRr FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 77l94-By virtue of a writ o.
teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
In the above entitled cause for city taxes OF 1874
Will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY NAV IS
1876. at twelve O'Clock M the following described
l. 1WO CEaTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND. attn.
ated in the Third District of this city in SQUARE
number ten, bounded by Mar;gny. Vaudeville.
lows. Lot number tour measuring III, y-three feet
on Msrigny street, by one hundred and fxv. Il Va
feet in depth; lot number nineteen measuring one
hundred and eighteen feet on Decatur street. bv
.. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROuNb' sitn.ted
n the Third a district Of this city in square mum.
Burgundy klysian Fields and Dauphine strs cts.
designate - lows: Lot number - mess.
hundred and twenty seven fset In deptb: lat NUM-.
Der ten meas uiing thirty feet on Mariguy street
oy one anSTsd End fee, depth
I'VE hundred and ninety.seven situated in the
Third District Of this city, bounded by Jeanne
tbSae bnnd iese Rooel son streets, assuring
AZ tbi.rv ana iorty'one feet. by three hnL dred
=, = ~. GkRT4IN PokrloN OF GROUND, situated
Der Eve hundred and ninety three: bound. d0i n,
.. TWO CEkTAN Portions OF GROuND s;t,,.
Seo IN the Third District of this CITY. in snnara
number si1 hundred and forty four, bounded bv
s M9nsle: Rob rt.on, Washington and Claiborne
me assuring thirty six feet on Music sfreet n &c
hundred end i've feet in depth ono hundred and
II tst on b Robsrtsen hundred
feet in depth. o 11ou anu Blk
t1,, CsRT AN SQUARE OF GROUND, number
a. t. an1 Ioi art.a, bounded BY Art Lafay.
this city. o ~ "'''1ics u
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.,,,o.,. EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
SHERIFF,S SALES.
Tho City Of New Orleans ". =. Wise
0amo W, 0Ame.

Tho City Of New Orleans ". =. Wlntz;
same VI. 1Alne.
OUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. Nos. q, 767 and 81 35s.-By vir.
tue Of two writs of feri facias to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes, for city taxes of 1874 and 1875, will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the
Second District Of this city. on MOEDAY. Nav Is,
1876, at twelve o'clock H., the following described
i. ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
in the Sixth District Of this city in square number
one hundred and eight. bounded BY Tchoupitoulas,
Jersey. Amelia and Pension streets.
2. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GKOUND. situated in the
Sixth DstY.ct of this city, In square number two
hundred and twenty, bounded BY Magazine, Aline.
Camp and F0ucher streets. designated as follows:
Lots numbers one to four measuring one hu0dred
and twenty five feet on Mazszine street. by one
hundrsd and twenty feet in depth; lots num-
feet on Aline street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth; lots numbers eleven to eighteen
measuring two bundled and fifty feet on Aline
street. by one hundi ed and twenty feet in deptf;
iOis numbers nine Al ten measuring sixty four
feet on Foucher street, by one bundled and
twent tive feet in depth.
g. ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. number
three hundred and eight, situated in the Sixth Dis
trict of this city, bound. by Plaquemne Perrer,
dred and seventy-egh fet t, by two hundred and
eleven feet
Seized III the above suits.
Terms-l ash on the spot.
kUGENE WAGGAMAN,
apl3 u mv14 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NRw YORK, April l2.-Money steady; offered a
2H. Sterling quiet at 81 81la. Government bouG.
dull; new ives llsa. State bonds quiet and nom
inal.
Cotton closed quiet and steady; Gales 1885 Gales
uplaDds l3ac; Orleans Is Else; net receipts Az
bales gross ZIP; consolidated net receipts % SOL
exports to Great Britain 20 S8; to France ga $50
to the continent 1916; to the channel 1928.
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn . sheds
6rmer; sSa74. Oats . shade better; 43Q53c. Cof
fee quiet and firm. Sugar frmer; 9l607 10 Ice
for fair to good refining; refined firm; 9s d97sc for
standard A; l0kc tor graduated. MOlatses finer;
4Sd6oc Tallow steady; e's08 IS l6c. Rosn I'm
change e TurpentiHe heavy; s7h 0s7ac. Pork
~ ~ ,soS1 %; Lard heavy; prime steam 1880.
Whisky 81 lck 81 H. Freights unchanged.
changed. Wheat firm; 81 O4Hs al 05 for May deliv.
cry. Corn quiet A &c for May delivery. Oats quiet
No. strictly fresh SIC spot. Rye steady and un.
changed. Barley fairly active; 5916Oc. f0lk GIm:
$2 l5022 20. Lard firm; Is 4Odl3.65c. Bulk meats
steady and unchanged. Whisky steady.
81. LOUIS. April 2-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat du ! No. red fall 81 A.: No. 3 do 6 81
Corn-No. mixed 45ac. Oats frMer; No. 2 35c
bid. Rye--NO oferiugs Barley. whisky pro-
visions and cattle unchanged. hogs dull and
ONclHNArI. April l2.-Four quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat firm at 81 POOL 81 Corn STEADY
at 50055c. Oats steady at 36043c. Rye and barley
unchanged. Pork quiet; &22 62s az IS Lard auiei;
steam rendered l3hc; kettle l40lsAc. Bulk meats
quiet and firm; shoulders 8hc; clear rib sides IL q
Gear sides l2tc. Bacon dull and unchanged.
Hogs dull; fair to medium heavy SO 2008 A..
Whisky firm; 81 06. Butter dull and dropping
heavy receipts have depressed the market.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

MONETARY.
INV ORLEANS RBPUBEIOAN OFHOy, I
WRDNBsDAY xVMUo. April IL. 1875. !

We noticed a continuance Of the slight i'm
Proyement mentions yestt rday in the dement
for discounts 1T the bants and ON the street. Un
quoted hiaher. and foreign exchange also I'D
vancsd. In both, however, there was only . linn
tied degree Of animation. scarcely any thing wa
done in New York sight, in which the rates were
unchanged. Only few sales 1T stocks were re-
ported. State c0nso's closed y p cent higher the
movement being rather limited, while city bonds
we,c ective and closed \ OK p cent lower.
Good Friday. the fourteenth instant, will BE- OBJ
served At the City Hall as . holiday. To morrow
lFhursday) WILL therefore. no the last day left for
teenth.
Tho Offers made under tho sealed proposals
asked for the sale to the city ut 00o Of bonds
Of the city Of New Orleans ard Of the late Cit ca
Of Jefferson and Carr0llton were opened at the
ONCE Of the Department of Finance, 1T II n. to-
day. The total amount offered was &528, 958 y,
ct the following rste.: $500 premium 1t 81
ard 371; god consols. general series, ST. 100. 1t
37k. 1885,. 3sa, 3s7s SO, 3a.s and 391s do, drain
age seres. Sl4",0OO at 40a 40si, 101s, 40 1916,
4a. AK and 42b; railroad. May, 1874, $500 at
AK and 46; do c. $4,000 at 42k; eeven per cents.
sls2.4oo ct 81, s71s: 81, 50, 1855. 50 and $685.;
cent? c, Sl3200 at 81 and 81; ten per cents 1871,
el3.8s0 at 81, 37k, 50, 50 and 40; and e22Os u
cert ifcates at IS, 49, Al aud 43h. The names Of
the successful bidders with their pectve Offers
will be given when the awa.ds are made
We continue to quote exceptional paper at COP
cent y annum discount; Al DO At 900. and second
grade nominal First class mortgages now rule at
900 p cent p annum, while second grade con.
tinu0 entirely rOminal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
Tho City of New Orleans vs.. Joseph
Keller; same W. came.

OUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISE
- of Orleans. Nos. 70,o72 and 84986-By viz
tue OF two writs of feri facias to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court TO,
the parish of Orleans in the above entitled causes
for city taxes of 1874 and 1875, will proceed te
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
AuctioneeTs' Exchange Royal street. between
canal and CustOmhouse streets, i'll the Second
District of this city, MONDAY, May Is
1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
l. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situ.ted
in the First District Of this city, number six
hundred and twenty one bounded by Dupre.
CalliOpe. Gayoso and Buphrosne streets.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city, in square number
Annuuciatiop Te rpsichore and Melpomen ne streets.
dee IgnAted as lot number twentythree, measuring
thiIty.twO feet on Constance street, by one hun
dred and twenty eight feet in depth
3, A CkRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in square num-
Der two hundred and fourteen bounded by CONT
Claiborne, Derbigny and Bienville streets, desig
mated as lot number seventeen, measuring TWEEN.
tyfve feet on Cont street by one hundred feet in
1. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Fourth District Of this city in square mum.
Der seventy seven, bounded by Chippewa, Annun.
cistion. FIRST and Second streets, designated e
lots numbers ten, eleven and twelve 1easurin9
each twenty-five feet on Chippewa street. bv ons
hundred and twenty-s six feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
apis u myl4 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13
SHERIrFS SALES.

Tho City Of New Orleans W. John X.
Collins; tame N same.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIM
- Of Orleans, Nos. So 063 and 81 23l-By virtue Z
two writs of fer facias to me directed BY the hos
orable the superior District Court for the panA
of Orleans, in the above entitled causes for CIT
taxee Of 1874 and 1875. will proceed to sell a
public auction, at the. Merchants and Auc,
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, IN the SECOND BIZ
trict of this city, on MONDAY, May Is, 1875.
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
THRsE CkarArN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in the First District Of this city. in square mum.
Der two hundred and thirteen, bounded BY Clio.
st. Char es, Ersto and Carcndelet Mre1 desig.
mated a. iollows Lot number fifteen Measuring
forty feet Clio street, By one hundred and
seventy feet in depth; lot number seventeen meas
uring nifty feet on Clio street. by forty fset
depth; lot num.er twenty four measuring thtIty-
six feet on Csr0ndelet streot, by one hundred and
ninety ore feet in depth.
seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGANAN,
apl3 u myl4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans