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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

Hoskins OF Milwaukee, George u.
Prescott OF New York, Hugh Nelson
Of Toronto, Elisha Gray of Chicago, Il.
II. Booth Of Mansfield, q. 7, Wright
Of Cleveland and j. J. Dlckey Of
Omaha; Corresponding Secretary aud
Librarian, Il. w. Jones, OF Chicago
Recording Secretary, G. s. Bones;
Treasurer, Il. b. Chandler Sir VIII
liam Thompson, Of Glasgow, was made
an honorary Various papers were
read and other business transacted
after which the meeting adjourned to
meet In this city next year,
The Question 0f Peace or War Depend
emit Unon England Disriem Attacked
by RSt, Petersburg journal.
LONDON, October l0..-It IL impossl-
bile to draw any conclusions from the
mass of conflicting kilograms about
the intentions of Russia aud the posi-
ton of other powers The corresponds
enls, who are usually beat informed,
are at fault now, and any assertion OF
pretended rumOrs, which may find
their way TO the United States, should
be regarded with caution. Every capt.
tol In Europe Is telegraphing to every
other capitol; ais II peace or war;
and nobody who WILL Is able to an
swer the question. The news of the
reconstruction ola triple alliance IL
unconlirmed, but the III contradicted
publication of Russa's refusal to
agree toasiX months armstice in the
Berlin Imperial, TO advertise which Ia
considered official, is considered an
indication Of Germany's resolution TO
agree with Russia.
The correspondent confidently be-
lieves That in view of public opinion,
which is decidedly in favor of the
largest possible armistioe, and the
probable attitude Of Austria and the
Hungarian Parliament, ii will be very
difficult for the Government to reject
the Turkish proposal, and as England,
France and Italy has accepted II OIL
cially, Austria can scarcely remain
behind them long. Austria's interest
and antagonisms are such as to render
these statements of the Times CORES
highly probably, but not more
probable than an agreement with Rus
sia and Germany for putting on Eng
land the work In the latter case. The
question OF peace or war depends on
England. 1.-THE Times correspondent
is right, the question of peace or war
depends on Russia.
A dispatch from Berlin at the pres
ent moment says the great powers are
supporting the proposals of Russia to
the Porte, They are nearly the same
as those adopted by England Russia
prefers to avoid an isolated position as
long as possible.
ST. PETERSBURG, October l9.-The
CALAIS violently attacks Disraeli, The
semi-ollcinl organ, Journal do st.
Petersburg, expresses regret for the
character of the article.
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NORTH TEXAS FAIR NOTES.

AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION THURS
DAY 10 BE A HOLIDAY.
1t will be seen below that his honor,
the mayor, in response to general re-
quest, suggests Thursday next as n
holiday. 1t is to be hoped that the
suggestion will be favorably received,
that all Dallas may put on its holiday
attire next Thursday;
DALLAS, October 10, 1870.
Hon. j. d. Kerfoot, Mayor, Dallas, Texas:
DEAR SIR have the honor to re-
quest, in behalf of the officers of the
Fair, and the laboring classes aud
business men OF the city of Dallas,
that you set apart one day of the Fair
AS gala day." and that all business
houses be requested to close on that
occasion. | would suggest Thursday
to be the day appointed. | am, sir,
very respectfully,
OHAS. Baskerville. Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

MARKET DRUG STORE, Gcrmnn Phar-
macy, by r. e Eisenluhr, $40 Main street
Everything pertaining TO o VeilHppoiuicd
aputhccpry SHOP, purr and reliable. Night
calls promptly 10 poudcd to-
CITY DRUG SrOEH-F, Beaumont n Co.,
dealers IN drusS, = int, oils, hnuks, eta
tioueY, gard. seed, Hmily groceries, etc.,
No. ms Elm street.
HOTr & COFFIN, ~ Elm street, druggists
and p,escriptiOui'ls; callers IN toilette and
fancy antilles, FGl, line OF druggists sun
dries On hand,
WILLIAMS TOLLlVER, 100 Main street,
dealers in drugs, paint' window glass. dem
tai aud photograph ma'erigl, fancy toilette
articles, stationery. cigars, tobacco, etc.
Prescr' ytions compounded,
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Stove Dealers,

BARTLETT. PARKER d CO., corner Il m
aud Market streets, wholesale and retnil
dealers In stoves tlnwHre ana tinmen's
stock, China. glass and quoensware, wood
ware etc. Agents for fish Bros. wagon and
Hughes riding ploS.
II. W. HARRY Il BROS, go Elm street,
manufacturers, wholesale and retail dealers
in stoves, tiuwGre, galvanized Iron cornices,
etc, etc,
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DALLAS Fair.

Parties having property to sell at
the Fair Grounds must call on J. G.
Booth u Co, as they have the ex-
elusive privilege OF selling at auction
on the grounds. They will have a stand
for that purpose. So bring on your fine
stock, etc. I'D.
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Hoiels.

SAN JNCINT1, corner Cmucrcc Hud
Au,th streets, - i-Ht ciHsa huuSt; newt! IT,
fitted; terms reasonable.
COMMERCIAL, corner Elm and Jefferson,
II. II. Graft proprietor. Just been refurnish-
ed throughout with entirely rev furniture.
Its large and commOdiOus rooms make IL
one of the most desirable hotels In the state.
LAMAR. f. T.. Root, proprietor, Main
street Pirst-class In all Its appointments.
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MRS. f. MoUNROE. il5 Market st., pays
every attention 10 comfort of guests con-
slant abundance OF good clstern water.
GERMANIA HOUSE, SIi Elm street, good
accommodations, small rooms and clean
beds. Board by day or week.
bryan HOUSE, Lunar stree, next door
to Clark, Bryan Bros. with or without
lodging. First-clNss board for firs'-class
nOardprs
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LlynrY nnd Eecd SlnlIns.

y. IT, BuRRlS, Agent FOR tho kunsus
wagon,
CASTOR * WURh, 8luth.wrs, corner of
Conn erH and Houston Etrrvs Hors ~,
buEr. n,olIrHga7, etc, Tor hire. llIIsvs fed,
lWii'F' repository west iic 90 public
ruuurN
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Restaurants.

GRANGER, 207 Jefferson street, Tor TIE
PuuaieJ single meals Is cents: lodging %
cents. X. j. Marchand, proprietor.
OYSTER SALOON and lunch house, Main
street, opposite Lively Hall, six doors cost
of Lamar Hotel. Galveston oysters received
fresh every day. Raw, % cents n dozen;
cooked. In any style. 81 cents.
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DALLAS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOR VISITORS TO THE FAIR.

Knowing that the thousands who win
visit our Fair Will have q multipllcy OF
wants 10 be supplied, TIT iERAtn pub
fishes lhn following UudN representing uonr-
~ "NcrN liue ut business. COR visitors will
llni thus o. reliable directory to reliable
houses
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Merchandise.

CHEAP CASH STORE, g3 elm street;
=, A, Nation, just received, new 4 ods
dress goods, blankets, jeans, linsoys, boots
and shoes Cheaper Than huN house IA bal
las. NhInh Mnrh M q n q yn ms u n Lnl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20
PlOW Manufacturers.

JOHN s. WirWER, al Elan street pal.
las, Texas, general agent ~ dealer in stu
dehnRer wagons aud huggleS, aud HEcut
Garden city Clipper Plows.
PAYNE a MILNE, 7Jl Elm street MANN
fncturers OF Dallas Champion SuiIy and
nunl Dlp,yg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20
DALLAS, TEXAS, October Is.
Major Charles Baskerville, Secretary North
Texas Fair Association;

Mayor tulrlcs baSkerVlll, SECRETARY NOrtn
Texas Fair Association;
DEAR SIR-Your communication re-
questing that | set apart one day ofthe
fair Ms n "galy day." aud that all BUSH
nsss houses be requested to close on
occasion. has been received, and in nc.
cordance Herewith | hereby request
the business men of Dallas to comply
with the same, suggesting Thursday,
the Goth inst, as the day to be set
apart for that purpose Knowing the
business men OF Dallas as well as | do,
their public spirit, enterprise and their
hearty cooperation in all matters af-
fecting the interest of our city, feel
that the simple suggestion is all that
Is needed to secure the object you de-
sire. Hoping that your noble enter
prise may prove complete success,
and that IL may not only rebound to
the interest Of Dallas, but the whole
State, am most respectfully your
obedient servant,
j. ID. KERFOoT, Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

HUGHES 4 MITCHELL 7Sj Film street,
keep fresh stock of groceries of All kinds,
canned fruits, etc Speciality of country pro-
duce.
j. II, POTTS, Gl5 Elm street, dealer In gro
cares, tobacco cigars whiskey, etc. High-
est market price paid for country produce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

I. ELLINGTON, G23 elm street, now re-
cciying the finest chamber suits, Office aud
dining room furniture folding bed lounges.
at reduced prices. Largest stock Of cheap
furniture ia tba tity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

CARTER" GIBSON, U9 Elm street up-
slnirS,Job printers and Gootriudcrs. Hank
hooRH speciality Pamphlets, magazines
aud music bound to order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

COMMONWEALTH

COMMONWEALTH COLLEGE, G27 Elm
street. This is the only institution IN Texas
alording complete advantages, at small
cost for acquiring sound education Full
full course, incluling expense for board
nct Il not exceed Sl9i.
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Gunsmjths,

t. CHARBUT, 73l Elm street, importer and
dealer IN guns, pistols, rifles, srousmau's
materials and gun attachments.
G. B. GRIFFIN, Elm street, slgn of the
gilt kew, stencil cutter mud die slnker,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

HAMILTON ~ MEYERS, so Kim street.
house, sign and carriage painters; paper
hanging. granting, glazing, ana everything
pertaining to the business done in tlrst.cass
STYLE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

NuJue, dceling 90 Int their cards in the
an W. directory can do 50 frnm uUw until
inc lhlr rla,r, cor h'ty cents. ,YAl NJ rnE
HERALD counting room,
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Books and Stationary.

on hand a Wll amt varied stock OF books,
paper wall paper blank books and prlu.
ipTs tuutarluI
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Feed Stores.

q. l.. TOYLE, T2l Elm street: corn. oats,
hay, barley, flour, bran and potatoes. Baled
domestic hay always on!hand. ma
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lrunalsis.

4. BROWNLEE, 7OS Elm street, viii nom
tract for ali Kinds of buildings In The city or
country.
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Machinery.
Boarding. Houses.

C.s. MIrCHELL& CO, Agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS, farm ank mill machirery wagons
ginS puginpe, nlOWs, etc
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Dent. SITS.
Contractors and RnIldnra.

DIR. H. W. PHAWEs, 5J7 Elm street, O
BlnlIe, Jenkins ~ k0nls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20

DOUGLAS BROS, 60I Main street. Visit
tors VIII uud mt this house II fine stock OF
mpOrtCi MOrsll DIS and casSlmerrs.
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HARRY BROS, or NuIn street, dealers tn
boois and SHOES, Repairing done at shorI
notice aud reasonable prices
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20
Society Meeting.

CHICAGO, October 10.--The third an
nusl meeting Of the American electri-
cal society. The following officers for
the next year were elected President,
Arson Stagar; Vice Presidents, @. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-20
A Democratic Meeting Attacked by
Negroes The coroner shot from
IN Ambush Radicals In New
Orleans WIN Wake No
Nominations.
The Question of Peace or War In the
East Dependent Upon England The
Panic Abatlng Mexican Journal.
lists Want Press News
-BrOvitlCS,

Troops Ordered To- South Carolina,
OSwEGo, October l0,--Compauy Il.
Third artillery, at Fort Ontario, is or.
dered to leave for south Carolina to.
MIMI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOS, 5SSO
and 1851.

State Tax Collector Third District, CITY of New
Orleans oc6 - "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

Just about these days 1t ia not only
natural but highly appropriate, when t~u
men meet, to have a word or two on the
political situation. Therefore, when q man
boarded Woodward avenue car ye-,eI.
day and sat down beside kern looking old
gentleman, 1t was all right tor him to ash:
"Weli, hOw's Indiana9'
"What in thunder do | know about Ii.
'dianal" shouted the old man II never
Lived there-I was never in the Sta,e!,
"lt's going to be pretty close, l guess, .
remarked the man, though seeming less in.
terested than before.
What's gong to be closel' yelled the old
man.
The election
What electi0nl"
why. the State election"
what do know about State election
In lndiana!' cried the old man. "Who do
yon take me for, SIR"
why, thought every body knew there
was 10 90 state election in Indiana to-
morrow" humbly observed the Other.
What business had you to tfipk so si,
DO you suppose all the rest of mauk,u1
thinks as you do! Do you run this wuolr
country" '''e
Never mind" observed the man. a. h.
settled back, 81 didn't know but that Won
took an interest in politics"
"You had no right to think SO, sir-no,
the shadow of right, Sin. Suppose shonld
get into a car and ask you ho Indiana
was' How quick you would knock ne
mo, wouldn't"
Then I'm liar. am ~ shouted the old
man, trying to pull off his Overcourt. There
would have been a row had not the other
man hurried out of the car,-Det,,o;t Eree
Press. '
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18

The famous Bay Psalm Book WA .o1d
thursday, in Boston, at Mr.. Leonard "a snn.
Slon rooms, being, after very animated hid.
4ing, Knocked down for $l025 to Sidnar
Ryder, a bookseller OF Providence II 90 ~
9ae nrst book ever printed in America and
rs dated Cambridge, 1910. 1t is bonnd i ~
T Tao CAL, and the print is clear and good
Inc antique volume carries within its Iss ,,..
quaint memories of the olden tins. 80
nsvor Of fennel and caraway seed from the the
gardens OF Boston equree; the breath n "s
noPe1ai swains and blushing damsels who
heid it up before them two centuries a "uo
and with quivering voices sang tbr r
their aoses the plaintive praise of God n
China, Near. ana Coronation; the echo ~
the tender pleading of Elder Brewster. Tho
merry warnings of Richard and Gotten Me-
Their. and the hard polemics of JONATHAN
Edwards, Hopkins and Bellsmy. II can
remember when . woman was hanged in
Boston for being Quaker, and when the
sq1sw Iitubs bewitched the Salem girls.
IND thirteen women were hung, and Giles
Corey, moro than eighty years old, was
'ressed to death by heavy weights. It ia
OH Of precious experienced, for it has passed
nrocGh tho persecution and darkness of
10 old time into tho illumination Of The |
ew. And now IL will BE- soll aesin-Provi-
once permitting.-Nes0 York 6rapAic. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
0uar6ing the Polls.
A Washington special dated October Is,
to tho New York Graphic, says:

A Washington special dated October l3
to the New York Graphic, says:
The absurd theories which are constantly
advanced BY Democratic newspapers to the
effect that the recent orders of Attorney
General Taft and Secretary Cameron in re-
gard to the troops in the South were in
tended to 'intimidster white voters and
prevent . fair election, find no better refu-
tation than the recent circular issued to
post commanders by General Argur, com.
mAnding the Department of the South. The
vncular u explicit, end IL sent, - all other
orders are sent, for the instruction and di.
Eection Of subordinate commandsnts.
"GeneFA Augur Transmits to the COM
nanding officer of every post in his depart
Nent numbers of the circulars, with in
Structions to have them distributed DO that
eaCh officer of their commands may have
enc. The circular then reads - follows:
It II thought that these ordsrs are 90 full
and explicit - to furnish all the instruc-
ton necesssry Tor theie guidance IN any
case which may arise when action on their
part il necessary, and then the command
Ing general expects Of them prompt and
firm execution of their duties, tempered,
courtesy to all.
wherever bodies of trot q are stationed
in or sent for duty temporarily to localities
where Disturbances are apprehended, they
may and should exercise strong influence
in the interest of peace and good order, not
/ ,offensively or unduly meddling in local
or political affairs, but by courteous, up
right and discreet conduct inspiring all
parties with confidence in their impartial
sense of justice and their desire to protect
the lives and property and, 90 far ss they
can legally, tho rights of all unoffendinR
peraons whom the civil authorities may
fail or be unable to protect. Impress
it upon the minds of your men when
cent on detached service to let it
be distinctly understood that their ipflu-
ence and that of the whole command is on
tho side of good order and justice; that |
they are not there in the interest of any
political party except as far as either may |
be benefited BY the enforcement of the |
laws, in protecting the unoffendiDg and re-
straining violence and disorder, and in |
struct the officers that their actions and |
promises will be expected to correspond. |
In localities where disturbances of q politi. |
cal nature are to be apprehended, undue or
excessive intimacy with leaders Of either
party would almost inevitably lead to the |
destruction of an officers influence for the |
good of the community, and is therefore to
be avoided"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OFFICE, }
No. pol Canal street,

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE J
| No. pol Canal street.
| New Orleans October g. 1876.
| QY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MR VESTED BY
- the act Of the Legislature Of this State No Al
Of 1873. approved March H. 1873, ] will proceed to
sell at public auction. at my Office No. 2Ol Can Il
. "'et. IN the said Second strict Of this city on
TS, ". October %, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ the
~ described property, to wit
,.e va h vSt. Philip, Ursulines, Liberty and
40 40 noundSs fronting on st. Philip street,
ss Tesssssr ss ell the The
longing. ne been seized by me to satisfy
said property 1sx Tue the State Of Louissas
for ta1es upon said Pr: snd seventy.Hve cents,
together vi, eli costs. pen. not be sdjudicated
At said sale. the property VII. cwonnt 10 aatafv
unless the bid Il, for . sufficient unpaid taxes
The Aforesaid ca i'm and also T. tsaether With
y pon said property ior tne year Los md charges
'ne penalties the3o VI, ana ~ cosss
men 1H may have accr. 'eo. .,.,.a . be put
The purchaser 6 fhiA sale u entltie0
mandate passesa;or .-=-9
TeIme-Cas6 on fha N. >-rm
III. p. Diatri stV 0ity 81 New
Otaesms 'sS'of' seeooA ocl0 H20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NO. S70l.
STATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARISa OF ORLRANS-
Second District, City Of New Orleans.
STATR OF LOUISIANA va TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, fronting on Bienv.lle street. in
square No. $685. assessed IN tho name Of MISS
2. WIkkQZ.

STATE TAx CoLLBCfoR's OFFICE,
No FOL Canal street,
New Orleans, October 20, 1876.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED By
ID the act Of the Legislature Of this State, No q
Of 1873, approved March IA. 1873, WIN proceed to
sell ct public suction. It nv Once, No 30l Canal
street In the said Neco I'd District Of this city.
FRIDAY. October 20. 1876 ct twelve o'clock II. the
following desc!ibed property. 70 VT
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in square No.
30s. bounded by Bienville, Tonti, Customhoufe and
Rocheb'ave streets, fronting on Bisnville str. ct.
measuring Is by 100 feet each with ali the
improvements ana appui tensnoes theeeunto b.
longing.
Said property having been seized by me 70 satisfy
privilege and claim due the State Of Lousiana for
taxes upon said property for the year 1874 amount
ing to twenty nine dollars, together with all costs
penalties aud charges.
At said sAle the property will not b adiudlcatea
nm ess the bid 10 fer sufficient amount to sAtisfy
the Aforesaid claim. and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1873 aud 1878.
together with the penalties there on. and al costs
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser ct this sale u entitled to b put
In immediate possession.
fesns-Cash On the spot
IF B. p. JOUBERT.
State Tax Collector. Second District. City Of New
Orleans. l-- ocl0 u %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New Orlaans

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District City Of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO LOTS OF aROuND
fronting on North Market street in snnara
No. 3d. assessed in the name Of j. DOLEAC
}. GRAHAM, curator ad hoe.
STATE TAX CoLLKCroR's OFFICE.
No. 1863 Gravier street
New Orleans october g. 1876
Rl VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED By
~ the act of the legislature of this State No Al
OF 1873, approved March IA, 1873 will proceed to
sell at public auction. at my Office No 169 Grayier
street, in the said First District of this CITY on
I'M HSDAf, october 10, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ the following dee ribed property. TO wit
TWO CkRrAlN LOTS OF GROUND in square No.
81 bounded by Peters, TchoupitOulas, North Mar.
ket ana st. Joseph streets. fronting on North Mar.
get street. measuring ~ by So feet. Together with
an the improvements and appurtenxnces there.
unto belonging.
said property having been seized by me to satisfy
Pnv1e&e ana claim due the Stste Of Louisiana
.Da .a1es upon said property for the year 1873,
all cost: penalties and charges.
Az said sele the property will Lot be adjudicated
uneee the bid ts for . sufficient amount to satisfy
tne AFORESAID claim. and also the unpaid taxes
eed property for tho years 1872 1874 and 1875
togetner with the penalties thereof, and al costa
ana charges which may have accrued
The purchaser ct this sale u entitled to b put In
immediate possession.
Ter0a-OAah ON tho opot,
State Tax Collector, First District, CITY Of New
VfleAn2 oc7 10
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OyY,cR. }
No. 1859 Grsvier street,
New OrloAno. October l216 I
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 5655

State Tax Collector, First District, City OF new
Orleans Hc- IL 10