davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07
DEFEATED In THE TOMBS.
By MOL HARRISON .

Moses Briarly was dead. There
was nothing 50 very remarkable about
that, as he,had passed the "allotted
time" of man, and it couldn't be eX
pected that he could live forever.
The only remarkable thing about
the death of Moses Briarly is that
though he was not very remarkable
man during life, yet his death was the
means Of bringing about 4 little train
OF circumstances which could not very
well have occurred while Moses Walk
ed this wild and wicked world in life.
The funeral of Moses Briarly made
several different impressions upon the
congregation of people who came to
perform the last sad rites. More es'
pecially let us mention tw" young
medical students by the names OF
Charles Pelton and Leroy Denton ;
also, upon two young fellowa named
Roger Warden and Hubert Nelson.
The former noticed the fine frame OF
the gray haired man in the coffin, and
and indulged themselves in such
thoughts as only ambitious medical
students can think F.; while the latter
noticed the heavy gold watch chain
lying upon the silent and pulseles<
breast, the swelling out Of the watch
pocket-denoting the position of hi:
well known chronometer--an thought
what pity it was to bury so much
wealth with mass of senseless clay
to indulge in such extravagant fool
ishness.
BY some subtle law of psycholog!
which the author cannot explain, the
right persons having similar thoughts
before the day was passed, understood
each other, and double plot to rob
graveyard YVES arranged, and prepara
tions made accordingly-the two med
ical students making a strike" for
skeleton, and Wurden and Nelson 70
the jewels buried with the corpse il
the graveyard back of the church.
Eyes, Nell, that will be a first.clas
trick.
"Of course it will. IF the Brarvill
snobs choose to slight us, we vii
frighten them. Let them 90 to tn
masquerade ball. We will get up
masquerade on our own account tbs
will have more life in it for a dea
place than our assumee Superiors ba
gain for
"What time do we have to he at til
churchyard, Nell ?"
"At the 'witching hour Of night
Dollie, as Shakespeare says, 'whe
graveyards yawn and h"
"Of course they'll yawn to-nigh
Nell. But maybe we won't be so Dol
when the sun is gone down and tt
dark night comes"
"Getting scared are YOU Dollie
Well, don't, that's all. Remembt
the Briaville snobs and take heart. "
After the two young ladies, VIII
were principals Of the preceding col
versation, had made few whlspere
arrangements they separated, whlc
gives me a chance to tell who the
were and what they were making a
rangsments to do.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

-"Now, Spriggins, my dear" said
Mrs. Spriggins, at the theatre, after
the first act, "you needn't 60 to get
any coffee, for I've got bottle IN my
pocket"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

Gum FOR HONE UsE.-A capital
gum may be made by mixing dextrin
two ounces. acetic acid one ounce,
water hve ounces, alcohol one
ounce.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

Men who always 60 to the wall
Paper hangers.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
D snc Haugatuek Railroads. Fare, a. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharnes slip at llS0 a. and Bridgeport a.
IL n m
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

is printed, and the volume is a companion to mabel
Marlin and "The Hanging OF the Crane" otner e.
fra arc four art works, with heiotYpe reproducton
They are Gems OF the Dresden Gallery Gems OF the
Gray Collection" The Titan Gallery, and Sahcfy o
Great Artists" bound uniformly With the Landseer anu
Raphael issues Of previous years - ,r, .,.u,a ,no
Spirit Of Mortal be Proud" by william Knox, has been
brought out companion book 70 tnelr en- & rsVorte = G
q shepard Each sanZa has been finely illustrated by
Miss /. b. Humphrey. William f. Gill CO: publish pn
En Ea11rd nSaSiS9s TapiCqs NatSnai @ ode given at Phi
%9Sps on July Gse' Of Fsns 0sT snd
schiilcr's Fight with the Dragon" the latter ef
similar to the Lay Of t9 French and % snSph nSaTP Paint
crs critical and BIZ graphical account OF me mos, m
noted artists Of those schools with 20 81 En
The pictures chiefly etchngs, after hurillo foruy
DelarOche, MeIssonier and others Inc DGok stut 70
especially rich this IN ART works ln addition 70
those already mentioned arc " Modern Art tClat'v1
windus Londo series OF line SngSyaSS Ig Lo naSorsc
photographs stToefer Kirchner), an English tIaea %
lon OF Dr. Gsell ileS; scenes m ana ams HnfmaSn,
Makart Peeht, Sehwoerer and spless' tae
text selected and arranged ~ G afe Season E publishers and
dealers have various specialties when on iare yen
have become important 20 the holiday trade The send
inc of iIUmjnated cards as Christmas and New Year
greetings has become popular; ana NaSt luz In the
market Marcus Ward & Co. and i. Prang & Co. nave
for sale every variety OF these c0rds h an eoiS vr
Go are adorned with tracery OruamentatOn around INC
picture spaces and can be bought fed with csreiu @
selection OF small chromos. John Church 90. on Yin
cinuati mbIlsh music book for the holidays cOnlniS
large number OF vocal and instrumental pieces pS
brated composers II MOI precisely under inc - ne1e s
holiday pulJeatlOns il is not wide dlgress'on 70 s
of the new Rogers group which represents hat lilia %
and ever-intcrestug event. Weighing inc BaDg q, the
narets are evidently peITlexed at the record Oh the
scaes and disposed TO believe that there hs, INC not % o
:" fair count not noticing tHat ooy peuhu 'n0 "
tampering with the indicator -, , ,,,o Canton .
New STYLES OF albums and Bibles shown at te & @
nia Exhibition offered by A. j. Hoinan 10 osav Sn
" " Harding Milton Efadey d. Co. issue 3s q h9n99IS 9S
gift desglrs IN needlcwOrk and marquetry Ior Au'i
gartCn instruction ,,,, ~. ,,,rror-iot 70
m Ia impossible to mention Oneha OF the apprOprlMate M
aud attractive pIesentation volumes whcI crv"G I Ma
sLclvrS of publishers and booksellers VINO, II Wo!lH
seem do not bc ievc that the times very hSTu hr
ali They admit tie falling off in their trade since lSOo
esnccaIiy as has been stated I'm expensive works, nut
they generally express the belief that their Sss tls M
ves viii l satisfactory The holiday trade Is ot az les
Ii until the middle OF December and preparations Ioi
IL are not yet fully completed.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

labor Of their hands Well at u wegiye 'hat ca oacA W
her parents utterly untitled for any kiLd OF "oh '
worth uossel OF bread II the pupil could only fea"
the ordinary newspaper to three aucifcr' IL "ou'' W
something but this the scholar so educated so prooce
cannot do repeat IT, Four-fths o' ']e siiia 20" ~,
cent TO society a.. - cannot read page miesiDy We
produce OILY the superficial result OF TIC culture We
strive for Now claim that this kind Of education III
lures the boy or girl in at least three ways fnS' ~
are able only by forgetting what they have learned anu
beginning again. to tEeir days bread III inc seeo
Mace IT is earned reluctantly third there is no a
tion for pefection aroused. II seems 10 DE ict
many Of the pubc educators OF to-day overlook that
OF the people born into this word earn ter
living on matter and not on mind now irehds' pro
test against this whole system OF common schooiS III
Nsssochuetts II lacks the first clement OF preparation
for life We take the young girl tie young hoy whose
parents are able to lift them into an ineHee'uai
sion We keep them until they are l9 years ola III te
high schools; we teach them the sciences they go W
the academy or the college pursue some course OF prep
araton for their presumed course through e Mhy no'
keen them htto Longer and give them olher tn"n AZ
tcJlectual training for the business OF hic Y
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
Droposnls.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United States Government at the International Exht
ton 0i 1876. =. -,- ,,- 49, ,,,.,

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United States Government at the International EHht
ton Oi lSIC. =. . -,- - =, . ,,-....,
November o. 1876. Z
AIED pROpOS AIS are hereby invited for the purchase
ami emOvsI following Buildings erected by the United
states Ia connection with tho lntern&uohAl
Exhibition, viz:
l. ho Government Building intersection OF Belmont aud
Fountain ayeuucs Exhibition Grounds. Dulit U lfinSu
form 81 latin crss central ases IUONOO feet
u-ept feet cupola At Intersection hufmollt tsd y
$40 fSet building 10 hc soi
stands without exhibits shafing or as HNtros IA read
tracks hOre apparatus OF lightning T0 ana 70 pa
removed February l. 1871 possible Suitable
Tor fouudcry carsBops cehoube &c. Proposals Vii be
received AZ No. l,733 street, Washington, ID. e., unt
D. January Is 1877, when ucy VIII be OpenCd ana award
made. ~ -,o.--. -.
beds win rooms dispensary, offices rOoms kitchen
SOLD IL staudH aud removed AZ soOn after
Eelrary 1STT possible Suitable for fafIn fwellng
Proposals viii be received. a. above, until n January To-
EGcf bid must be accompanied by certified check for 10
peg cons Uf tho bid ehecK Ire forfeited 10 the
ONtruugnt the bidder should neglect on reiue 20
Cnwntt c purchase by fu payment within hVe days after
notice acceptance OF his hid and work Of removal 10 be
begun until fUl payment smade The Government reserves
hs Il reject All bids not deem ,d satisfactory.
A sired information respect 10 Le Government Build
UEN.Y MEGCALFE, L. s. A.. nt ttc Building fseifi II
the Hospital Building OF Assistant SuScCn j. J.
WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum, Wa silHgiOu, D. G.
All bids BE- ildONfd eEveop' I'l fer 'i1vetnncit
Builinv International ENhOttan lS7G,' or for HDspuli
Bufd" the b. and - Ice adar,sse'l 10 Go" =
g. LfIuID Chairman BOard I. y ENecuhES Department,
u, C." = G. INFJ"ih
Brevet Iieut..C0L L. s, A., Chairman Ot Board.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
Nrw 11nhIitatlons.
TTRACTIYE NEW BOOKS.
A JUST PUBLISHED BY
LIPPINCOTF IL Co.. Philadelphia.

THE CENTURY: ITS FRUITS AND IT'S FEs-
TIVAL;
pETNG A HISTORY AND DESCRIPTIONS OF THE
CENTENNIAL EXuIBITION. by Edward c. Bruce. Pro'
,usev and handsomely Illustrated syo Extra CLOTH gut %
ANIMALS PAINTED BY THEMSELVES.
Adap,ed from the French Balrae Louis Baude o. Dro
Iulas Jsnin H. LemGne, A. dc husset, georges Sanu e
win inward OF Two illustrations from the VgnetteS
Of Grandyfe Edited by James Thomson, f. X o. s. eVo
Extra CLOTH gilt. 81.
CHRIST, THE TEACHER OF MEN.
RvA. W. P.ler author Of "Eece usHOmO." l2mo. EI
ira cloth. 81 25.
THE PRATTLER.
A PICTURE AND STORY BOOK FOR BOYS AND
GINS Edited by Uncle Hcriiert Elegantly hldsrat"d
Bound in hacoth gilt back aud illuminated 81 20 aiso
cloth rli and printed Al 7j.
There Is not weak stupid sly article In al us three
hundred and sixty pages while pctGrcbook IL ls peFee'
treasury Of delight" Home Magazine.
CATULLUS, TIBULLUS, AND PHOPEKIluS'
Nv Rev James Davies, ". A. l2mo. Cloth. 81 Bong
the thrd volume Of the supplemental series of Ancient Gas
sics for English Readers
.For by Booksellers generally or will be SENT post
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

For sale by booksellers generally or will be sent posi-
maid on recent of the price, by the publisher.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'
BOUND BRo0K ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK KUUIE-
FOR TRESTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. York foot OF Iiterty al $40 CAS- f45 el5
m, 100, S. $50 y. m.
4:2U, 62O
Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third Berkssts at 7:30 $50 l3O, 32O. D,
$50
Pullman Drawing attached the 745 and
e6 trains from New Yok. ana TO trans leaving fhird
and Berkssts. ut and 6:30 D. ~.
M frdtn c0rn al Trenton Junction 10 from Trenton
Leave Trenton for NewYOrk az $40, Sl5 1929 Nj 2lO
345, 5A5, 7:20 p. m. =. - -
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
MRS. STOWEs NEW BOOK!
FOOTSTEPS or THE MASTER.
MARRIET BEECHEH sTuWE.

HARRIET BEECHEB STowE
,,br-e~rr @ I nav. seen the irint 81 his sLoe In the
Garth there have I coveted tn set my ieli, Zoo.
tSr. staHifdst- dying words. - igumt ftrzISsgs a.
One vol lgmO, With Illustrations Illuminated TUGS So
~. Cloth. bcyUcd ~ 40 49, ,,.
III consists OF readings and meaions io' m a"g'u G
though not CcccsiISucal l;rcsip1 oi iuiil
scTsOi vta poems CAROL hymns 'vc, aud, VIVA ne
nrlty fifi vel hrp1l ana useful manual oi re
Ig,Gs TcaAire Now YORK Morning r9TrF.
HF1,TY,S BRIGHT IDEA Christmas story a. the
Great Revival l-7j and Uih'I Tals Iliutaiei i-uo
IIr iand .aI pcnucl hcm has not lost IL cunnirs-
w AND OUR NEGGHBORs NoveL Illustrated
81 a..
BRIGiT BOOK.
ROMANCI,S AND ItEAiiiIL[ Tales sAeeh'S AT"
PaperS. rs Airs Amelia T. BaIT. 81 90 =, =
a icr r,Tast ~ Gainty as 10 Is "hoi,s"in' ~ i
MOTHERS AND DNCGHTERs: ,,,
IfIAI'rH or GIRLS. Ey Tulho = NeId, =. ~ ~ H., an
ar nf S4trruty a TrraiI. Youus Nlvtf ind tioj.
rrs President oi the EoAi ~ Health Washl1s"h D. -
"ls hours the very crs, OF your ate" Dryden.
one ~ l2nio. IA doth 81 90, .,,., -.
NooL al hy.eue. dealing aily si;H The critical pc
rod OF lrr hHNiuE reference to thc hcrlih h' ur'
81 tie future m"ihrrH ~ tie lana pt'A',H - '
daughter the book % ~ Once dch'n' "1A" ana Ne'
The ar thGr has for yars been iu Washington
unusually able sid successful ltacuiipnet
"Tf S,Tls high reputation cntc, hi- hook to implicit
confidence "-. Ala Caii1snla san iahtiseo'
"MATFUN TTY: 4 TAsII-E ron orNG WrTs AND NoTiI
ERs." by the same author. vel ltino. =. ..,.,..
uel the sui the 1os Interesting ana 'tl ~ hattiIal
sull,et-.'-, suiday scnoo Iiul"a tPht-;) -, - ,, -,
Either Oi tie anufr iuf slf uy All hl'Ahh OF via De
H'Ai'i '''' y" j. B fuHD & CO., Publishers,
g.. rInH AfN.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
5ieamboals ano Railroads.

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
e With Ulster and Delaware kai!rcad su,tag ~ lIga
Land Falls West pOnl, Cornwall, NGwburEh, Marlboro
Milton, roughAecpSc aud ESopus. steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday ThurGy, aud saturday; James
w. baldwin Monday, Wednesday, Friday sprnsst Pier 43
y. H.. Ht4 p. ~.
B EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 i ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS April I6
lS1GIAaVe aelcts CeTsudt DeshFOsssAss at
r. m, Tor Fa,On BelhIehrm Allentown. haach CHUCK
HaElt ton Beaver MradOw MahanOy CITY heEandoah Mt
Carmel ShamOkiu NGesbarrc littSiOH Savr Elmila &c.
connecting Ithaca. Auburn Rochester, BuE
flIu Niagara Fails aIt the West.
D. ~ for EastnG, Bctlehem, Allentown, Maueh Chunk
Ha5eal MdhauOy CITY Shenandoah, Wktsbarre, tittst0n
&c. making Gloss connections for Reading P0isyle, and
HaIrtsburg.
r. M. for Raston. Bethlehem. Allentown aud Mauch
Chunk, sto2yng NJ al stations
csc Night Express daily fT EastOn. Bethlehem AL
lantO~, March Cinz MikcSiaric PttsOB Sayre Elnira
ih1ca, auburn Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FallF, and the
West Puiimau'a sleeping coaches attached
EOB'1 II. BAY RE-, Supt and Engr
GCuCTy Eastern Office 81 Church and COrtiandsts
CifAs u. CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

PHILADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
4 The NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAlLROAb.-Fsn
lower t4an other Commencing November -
1875 lave NcwYork from Pier North River, foot Of Rec
ST.:
II a. m for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River sHd
vinclgnd.
tav n ard ruckerOn W. = SNEDEN, Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

6crscs. Carriages, Garness, Nr.
At AUCTION,
N by WM VAN TAssELL, Auctioneer.
VAN TASSEIL * kEARNEf,
10 ana ~ East 1hrteentLst
GREAT SALE
FINE CARRIAGES
OF the wellAuown Manufacture
Of
WOOD BROTHERS,
At their SPACIOUS WAREROOMS,
Nos a9. 81 aud % LNFAEEfHEPLACE,
near El.hth-st. aid Asior place.
rear OF 7iO BT,rsiway,
THIS DAY ThUkSDA1),
December !,
at 1880 o'clock, 0
q large assortment OF
ELEGANT tARRiAGES,
bnr Tho balance surplus stock OF the above nfIn OF
Wood BVOTi ES ell scasODablc goods, aa hnlshediVr the
hest TOWN TRADE comprising LACDA Us, with El1SS ana
leather fronts LANDAULETS OF various sizes COCPES
and HNOUGHAMS, with STRAIGHT and ltot I'D
FHoNTs. GLAss QCARTERED aad PANEL CoAGltIS,
CAi,IS. DOG Carte. NlCIOtl ~, nHA
WAGONS.
ALSO two ELEGANT CARRIAGES, msdc for the late
Emperor Napoleon Ill of Hance-one magnificent STATE
COACH aud the other LANDAU, 10th hung On double sus-
epon sprtpgs desirable family carriages
ALBANY and PORTLAND SLEIGHS ana CUTTERS IN
Rvof variety Of thr ia0st celebrated builders - -.
An assortment Of NELOClPEDES suitable for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, and few SECOND HAND CAItiIlAGES Ia
hrst-rate order
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

Al
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
10 Leave NcwYork nom foot OF Deshrosses and corandt
$40 a. N. for Washington and the tne West Richuond
Ycs T 80 s Baltimore and Washington making coss %
nection for Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville, &c.
H. FGs and @ cars &ashS & Sy
YORK to Ba%Ore and WSsSSISn ~ making c9ss sonase
% om Ss for % ns s9Sn ns 2ga E Paa
Ss Sr e sss Sna oqsy Sc
Washington with uainsfor Lynehburg Florida NewOeah
For through tickets please can comganys onces sis
and l2Ss Broadway NewYork and at eset ofsccs fo1s
Of cOrandt and S R 2Pa M pPG % Jersey CITY
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
loot of Hbory foot Of s.T5i SD oRn s
Commencing Oct q Ys76-Leave Eew.YOrk iOot o, Lib
Bath Allentown Manch Chunk, Iamaaend. wilEas6sTre
Scranton Carboldae &C. connects At Boand Breok for en
7:l6 m.-ror someryills and teemrngton e .n...,
~. sn ws dse ss su f msSeh chnnE
Towanda Wilkesbarre Scranton Dauve Wlliamsport &c
LOO mEESPSEss for Flgnington Easton AnsnowS
City nanleion Reading. Columbia Lancaster Ephrats
400 D. m.~For High Bridge Pranc. Ess.on. BeIvders
Allentown ana Manch CHUNK connects at Junction With
.4;9O p. m.-Fcr someryilc and Ficmington
$3.50 m-EyEsks EXPRESS daily for Esston. Belvders
Allentown MRuch Chunk WilkasbarFe Toyanda, Reading
Harrisburg, and the West.
>S:3Gp m.-For Eastoa. -.
Boss leave foot Of Clarksonst. mp town AZ t35, 73a
eos zoos. lbs 1850 100 a:2o a20, s:2o $40
7:2O 8:2U zoos. 1l:50 o. m. -, -
For trsns 10 local points see timetable at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALI, Rail, LINE BETWEEN NEW-YoRK LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRT. AND soUAN.
Time Table Nov. 10 1876 Trains leave Newl ork frsm
foot Libertyst North River az slb, has a. Ais.
~ Eyds1 m =" ioot OF Clarkson.st al li35 m
stages 10 from keyport connect at Maawan stauoa
with ali trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YORK, Wednesday Dec. G, 1876.
The first of two days sale of fine carriages
took place to-day at the Of Wood Bros, Nos 49,
81 aud SO Lafayetteplace, Van Tasse Kearney, aue
tlonecrs Below may be found Est Of the most valu
able vehcle with the prices realized The sale VIII DC
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
Mem unblirations.

Mem publications.
n APPLETON e. Co.'S
CATALOGUE
HOLIDAY BOOKS
FOR THE SEASON OF ls7e-77
NOW READY.
CONTAINING
CHOICE COLLECTION
ILLUSTRATED WORKS
ELEGANT BINDINGS
STANDARD AUTHORS.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Catalogues sent 70 any address application
d. APPLETON & Co..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30

For GovernOr-Packard, 0o|; Nlcn0tle,
49,
The tally sheet, were then compared with
the consolidated return, and found to cor
respond.
President Wells-BriBg us something
else.
Mr.. Kenner-Before taking up Grant par
ish, Mr.. President, l would like to take the
sense of the board on that. For myself,
am not satisfied to vote for opening the
return. 1t has not come through the pro-
per law officer, and my opinion 10 that the
board has no right to open it.
President Wells-It is moved and Sec
onded that the board do not receive and
open the returns from the parish of Grant.
Those of the board who are in favor of that
motion will signify the same by saying
aye.
oaas-Messrs Kenner and Casanave.
Nays-Genersl Anderson and Mr.. Wells:
President Wells Bring the parish OF
Grant.
The returns from the parish of Grant
were then brought in and opened, and the
fnl1Owino apprepat0 vote declared:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
Another One.

80, Lord, Lord" exclaimed the poet,
show this Democratic world is given to
lyingw The Cincinnati Enquirer ia GER
tainly not an inquirer for truth. On Mon
day it published q double-leaded telegram
from it's Columbus dispatch factory, saying,
"There is q report here tonight that Gov
ernor Hayes to day received dispatch
from Senator Sherman advising him to at
once withdraw from the presidential con-
test on account of the frauds attempted to
be perpetrated by the Louisiana Returning
Board, and that the Governor has con-
cluded to act in accordance with the adj
vice." Nothing from q sporting reporter
could be more absurd, or further from the
truth. Senator Sherman says he has sent
NO such dispatch, and expresses himself -
surprised that the Enquirer, once q candid
and fair paper, should manufacture such
sensations for ito readers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.
A. Rochereau e. 60. vs. Frederick au

A. Rochereau & 60. vs. Frederick HuD.
c1xTH DISTRICT GUURT FOR TBR PARISH
- Of orleans, No. s6lO-Bv virtue of writ Of
6eri ciAs 10 me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CusOmhouse streets 10 the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY, jan
uar, 2, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
A CkRi AIN LOr OF GROUND, situated In the
Second District of this city, in tue squaie bounded
by Bourbon, taupbine, Cust0mheuse and Bienville
str ct. and has ing in French measure forty thrse
feet front on Bourbon str. ct, by ole hundred and
twentv feet in deptb and IN Ameiic n measure.
70, t, Fl We feet niue inches four and fvesixths
lines front on Bourbon street, by one hundred and
twenty seven feet ten inches i've lines in depth,
logging to NJ. Lord. and on the other tide BY the
props rty lat. ~ belonging 20 Aaron Barr 8;
together with all the bui dngs 81 d improvements
on said lot, compr sing y twWstory brick dwelling.
e,c. known a. NOE. 81 and SO Bourbon street, and
all the rights privil+ gee and apIurt usnces there
unto belonging or in anywi-e appe rtAning. Beng
the property acquired by the d. feDdsnt herein
by purchase from Dr.. William Weizel per act
passed before P. c. Cuvel.ier, late notary public
| in th,s city, in the eleventh of July, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
90 dec is a2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans