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The New York herald., 1877-02-16

hippers. Corn was In demand, and nrner for new.
while old was nominally unchanged. Oats were firm.
whiskey steady Pork dull and without decided
change. Lard without important change. Dressed
hogs lower Freighs quiet Cotton the spot
was easy. Futures closed weak Coffee and sugar were
steady. Oils hrm Petroleum nominal. Rosin lower,
but spirits surpentne unchanged although very quiet
CoFrssrhe market for Rio and active.
Sales 4i07 bags Edward johnson and 800 DO.
Emanuel both private terms and Baltimore 1900
do. Gray Eagle aud 2o5o bags Aquidneck. both
private terms. Mild coffee quiet. We quote-ordi-
cargoes i7sc IKE fair do. 1915. Ds4c good
do Zoe 2oc. prime do. 2Ostc. 2le. extreme range
for lots l7sc 22c Santos fair TO good. ioac 2oc..
gold 90 days, ava government bags 22c 23c do grass
mats. 23c 24c.; Singapore, ioc Gle; ceyon los.
2lc Maracaibo. s5ac. 20c. Laguayra, Isisc. aOc
Jamaica, lie isc. st. Domingo, i6Ic iGs.c. Porto
Rico. isc 2oc; Costa Rica, isc. 2c Mexican Isc
Hc. Manila lsc losc.; Angostura i0c zoe. Sava.
na. lstsc. y 2uc Curacao. lsc. i9c.
COTTON There was avery light demand for cotton the
spot ard the market ruled easy but NOT quotaby lower
Futures opened Lice lover but with light receipts at the
ports the loss recovered In the afternoon owing
weakened and with large Sellers particularly close
decline for the day of 32c c The closing prices
AAN Axtl YAH A-InH - ll
The New York herald., 1877-02-16

$4,000 Dis Col 3.65's
10000 do. be
1000 Chi. Is 4 Y S's..
1000 Erie Sd IN &C
1000 N j q conv. :. -.
1BOUD y w ~ con. :.
400 N h SPist, IAN
1900 VI Il sP rs, gold
500 : Z 4 NV ccg b.
1000 do. -.
5OOU d, l. 4 w I'd
lC0D NJ n Il lst. con-.
1000 MG Es 7s,'7l...
2tMD " 4 st 10 S's. e
1000 Buif h s l. rs. 80
1000 Mich Cen S's, $ {
100 NY Cen ist. c..
5000 Har LIST. rs cou.
2OUO Gen ra gb ..
5000 I'm Pac kR LIST.
1000 do. -. 80.
2OQO Pac of Mo 1st.
800 Toi 4 Wab LIST
3O,U r&W LIST, StL d.
1000 d 4 II r. '77....
2WJO - u Hr. '9i -.
2OOD ca So LIST. q on.
4OJOC + 4 Ash new.
2OtU Alb n Sus ID.
10 shs Bk Of y w..
3 Fourth Nat Blk :.
10 Mar l. \ Min pr....
The New York herald., 1877-02-16
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Print soths market quiet Prices steady at 3iac Il
best 6ixU4 cloths
The New York herald., 1877-02-16
$40 o. Us 6s 81. Ii2n $1,000 2O's, O. IS n lO9
lOLOl US5-2Os 65,n lOyA 2OOUO SO's I235

$1,000 Near 6's,new be
1000 N Y ) Us, '9l.
Is tN) Chi. X / 4 + rs
1900 n J Cen LIST, Co..
3 OJJ La w B con. =.
10000 do. e.
1000 G Il NV &C Y b.
1000 q " NWc rig b.
4pJO Mil&St i SIS. 1st
5000 Lake Shore div.
10000 NY Cen LIST, r.
1000 Cen Pac | g......
4p Ui'ncuf Ma ,st....
5000 West Pac BIDS. ..
1909 1ol ~ w LIST. ...
1 UD u Fac LIST be
100 Nor X Essex ist
rfrl .,,s nat a. IIndhrs,l
The New York herald., 1877-02-16

GALvKsToS. Feb. 70. ls7L
CotsonBut little Offering; middling, i2ac low mid.
dug, 1lsc; good ordinary. 1Iac Net receipts, l6s8
bales Exports to Great Britain. 3sos sales 54 Stock
76,5sl.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-22

II DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots In the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at San Francisco, at the 9. p.
Ii. II. Office, where they will receive prompt
atte- tion.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are all notified to attend to the
matter wlthou. delay and avoid trc uble. 1,
nolk a II. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-22

vuyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
iect address {. UaSoon h Palmer. Battle
Mountain, will receive p-Hmpt attention.
s. L CAHOON
Battle Monntain. october o 1876. M
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
TaE CRUSADE AGAINST CHINESE

The murders committed by Chinese
at Sargent's ranch near Rocklin, Cali
fornia. has melted the whites in the
surrounding country to commence a
war of determination against them
They lave been driven from Psnryn.
Roseville. Rocklin and other villages in
the vicinity of the murders, and it APP
pears that they have been burned out
by accident or incendiary at Grass
Valley. This h4grant violation of the
Buriingame treaty has been called to
the attention of Governor Irwin by F.
A. Bee vino, by virtue of a commission
from the Emperor of China OF fat
salary from the Six Companies, appears
to be the special guardian of all China
men on the Pacific coast. What view
the Governor will take of the vexed
question re2ains to be seen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
A DARING ROBBERY.

Last night daring and we'll executed
robbery was perpetrated on tho Union
Pacific Railroad in Nebraska. The
robbers. thirteen in number, took pos
session Of Big Spring Station before the
arrival OF the express train and cut off
Geographic comm unication with other
points on the road. When the train
stopped the robbers put train men aud
passengers under guard. aud robbed
the express car of SIS 600 Not salts
lied with this bonanza they robbed the
passengers. not even displaying the
gallantry exhibited by knights of the
Road" west If the Rocky Mountains,
who rarely demand more than the
treasure box of Wells. Fargo u Cos.
Express. The Union Pacific Company
offer reward of $4,000 for the arrest
of the robbers. aud the arrest of at least
part of the gang is almost certain. 1t
Is surprising how easily few men took
possession of railroad station and
robbed train. carrying perhaps ten
times their number of men, and es-
capped with their booty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
You Have no Excuse.

HAVE You any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is
there any reason why yon should go
on frcm. day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Habitual Costumes. Palpitatiou of the
Heart, Heart Burn. Waterbrash,
Gns wing aud Burning Pains at the Pit
of the Stsmach, yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue and disasreable taste in the
mouth. Coming up OF food after eating,
Tow spirits, &c. No! It is POSITIVELY
your own f,nlt if You do. Go 10 your
Druggist and get a bottle OF Green's
Angast Flower for Is cents your cure
ID certain. bat if yon doubt this. get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try IT,.
swo doses viii relieve you.
Ageats Crane & Briehem, wholesale
laza2RistSA San FsaAnisco>
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
nIURDEEt AT RENO.


An Italian Beaten to u Jelly.
A dispatch from Reno says horrible
murder was committed in that city last
night. An Italian named Coli Lucio
was found with his head mashed to a
jelly about midnight. He lived until
six O. clock this morning About il 80
p. nj. lady living near the scene of
the murder, saw two men who Were
beating third one. One of the men
left and the other remained and kept
mp the beating for some time. At mid
night the ladyns husband returned
home, when she informed him what
had occurred and he proceeded to
search. Hearing means he soon ar
rived at the spot where Lucio was
found in an insensible condition.
Several parties have been arrested on
suspicion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Russians Reinforced at Schipka
Pass - Turks Repuised with
Heavy LOSS.
LONDON, Sep. Is

LONDON, Sep. Is.
A late dispatch from Coustantinople
says the Russians in Schipka Pass have
been reinforced General Radilzkys'
official account of the fighting does not
admit that the fort was ever occupied
by Turks. He says after five days
bombardment the Turks at 3 o'clock fn
the morning made a sudden attack on
the fort. that the attack wassubsequent-
ly extended along the whols line. and
aA4s th.sy wess Repulssd vita saer raoOs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
TIE Calvert Texan wants the 5000

TIE Calvert Texan wants the 3, 900
eonvicts in the Texas Penitent'ary or
ganized into a military corps like that
commanded by Gen. Bosquet in the
Crimean war, and TUNED loose upon
Mexico. "Sohs of hell" said Gen.
Bosquet. at the battle of Inkermann,
90 his convict soldiers. "you have no
honor; you can make yourselves some
by dying for your country"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
Heavy Rain ina New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL,
A heavy fall OF rain occurrs3 here
Within the last tweuty-four hours to-
tai, IA inches. The wind is rising.
Good Crops.
OMAHA, Sept. l8.
Crop prospects in Nebraska aud
western Iowa are very much better than
any previous year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
China men Driven Out,

RosEvILLE. Sep. Ia.
The meeting last evening, in which
ID. Stevens and w. J. Bransteller were
the leading spirits, resulted in the
Chinamen being notified to leave this
morning. They Left to the number of
20 for Sacramento quietly and I'M
molested. Some dozen or more white
men left here this morning to clean the
Cinnamon from the mines between this
place and Folsom, in which district
some 20 Chinamen are employed.
Chinatown Burned at Grass
Valley.
GRAss VALLEY, Sep. l8.
At ii O'Clock on Monday night the
fire bells sounded and it was found
that Chinatown was enveloped in
flames, In half al hour the last house
but one Of Chinatown was in ashes.
The loss Is several thousand dollars and
no insurance. lae good work of the
fire department prevented the flames
frofa spreading beyond the edge of
Chinatown. The houses DESTROYED
numbered forty or more.
Am Appeal i'm Behalf of Chinese.
SAN Francisco. Sep. 10.
Yesterday Colonel y. A. Bee ad
dressed an appeal to Governor Irwin to
look to the lawlessuess now OCCURRING
IN Placer county, near the scene of the
triple murder. praying that he take
some means to prevent further lawless.
ness, claiming for the Chinese the same
right of protection of life aud property
accorded to whites. Up to midniph,
10 answer had been recsivsds
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
re- La c r a PHO.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The covernnAent at Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. Is.
Preparations for the reception of
President Hayes have been made on
most elaborate scale, and he will be
warmly welcomed. Arches have been
placed over the streets and the capitol
and public buildings as well as private.
have been decorated with flags. .er
An Informal Message. re
CHICAGO. Sept. Is.
The Inter Oceans Washington special
says President Hayes will send only an
inf 1rmal message to Congress in Octo-
Der, announcing the reasons why an
ports aud estimates.
A Representative Selected.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
The Inter Oceans Washington special
says it is reported that Governor Me-
Gormick has been selected to represent
the United States at the Paris EXPOSE
ton il Congress makes any provision.
strange Conduct.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept Is.
Horace F. Smith. who was supposed
to have been drowned in the MISSISSIPPI
pi river last June, and for whose body
large rewards were offered, has written
a letter from Texas stating that be is
we'll and penitent The news creates
considerable excitement here as no pos
sible cause for his action eau be as
slgued.
Heavy Rain ina New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Is.
A heavy fall OF rain occurrej here
Within the last tweuty-four hours-to-
tai, IA inches. The wind is rising.
Good Crops.
OMAHA, Sept. l8.
Crop prospects in Nebraska aud
western Iowa are very much better than
any previous year.
Railroad Tax Suit
BALTIMORE. Sept. Is.
The case of the State of Mary land VS..
the B. & O. r. r. in the Superior
Court for tax Of one half of one per
cent. of the gross receipts OF the com
pany was decided to day by Judge
Dobb in favor of the defendants The
State took an appeal to the Court of
Appeals.
The Overland Train Robbed TIL
Express Robbed of $75, 900.
CHEYENNE, Sept. Is.
The east bound passenger tram which
passed here at 3 o'cfock this afternoon
was stopped and robbed by thirteen
masked men at Big Springs, Nebraska.
100 miles east of here to night. The
robbers first took possession of the
station ut Big Springs, destroying the
telegraph instruments aud, compelling
the agent to hang out red light
When the train stopped the robbers
took possession, putting the train men
and passengers under guard. The ex-
press car was broken into and the safe
robbed of $4,000. The passengers
were also robbed. The freight train
overtaking the express, it's engine was
sert to Ogallalla, from where u report
of she robbery was made. The robbers
are believed to have gone north. The
railroad COMPANY offers reward of
$5, 900 for the arrest of the thieves.
storms and Floods in Texas.
GALVESTON. Sept. 10.
A very severe storm of wind and
gain visited the entire coast yesterday.
Here the wind and rain prevailed Sun
day and Monday morning until noon,
blowing so miles per hour. The rain
fell in torrents. The water in Calves
ton Bay was raised in some places level
with the wharfs, and the lower and
more exposed portion of the city was
under. water two or three hours. A
dispatch from Brazos De Santiago says
half that island is submerged.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19

loss. after desperate fighting, which
lasted 8 hours The Russian loss was
10 officers and 400 men wounded and
100 killed, Prince Mestcheusky, an
aide.de. camp TO the Gear, was killed.
Turkish Account of the Fight at
Sehipka.
CONsTANTINoPLs. Sep. 10.
Official dispatch published here
denies the correctness OF the rumor
that the Russians had completely
evacuated Schipka Pass. 1t states that
the two Turkish bngndes. which cap
-. - -, Tort Saint Nicholas, retired to
their former positions for strategIcal
reasons after having occupied the fort
for six hours.
The Imperial Guard Moving 90
the Front.
LONDON. Sep. IS.
The Russian Imperial Guard are
marching TO the seat OF war.
A Forksai Denial.
BUCHAREST. Sep. 1S
Colonel Wellesley formally denies
chat he bears peace proposals,
Carrying the War Into Russian
S Territory.
LONDON, Sep. 10.
1t is sisted in Constahtinople that
Ismail Pasha has arrived before Erivan
in Russian Armenia, and is about to at
tack that place.
Empress OF Russia to Inspect
Hospitals.
ST PETERSBURG, Sep. IS.
Empr, SIS of Russia will shortly visit
Moscow, kieff and Jassy to Inspect
hospitals. and will meet the Gar at
Bucharest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
A significant Visit.

lie Temps states that Prince Louis
Napoleon will arrive to-day at the
Chateau De Dean in the Province Of
Namur. Belgium, al visit to Due De
Feruan Mnnest. He will remain there
under pretext of hunting. A Daily
News. Paris, correspondent says his
coming SO near the French frontier
during the electoral period occasions
remarks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-19
NJ IA c VI a b 0n's Manifesto.

PARIS. Sep. Is.
President MaeMahou $ manifesto to
electors points ont that since his acces-
sion to power he has. by appealing to
moderate men OF all parties, Insured or
der at home aud peace abroad. and be
has only resorled to appeals to tbs
country when this double blessing ap.
peared to him TO be comprom ised.
The manifesto declares that question
of form of Government is beyond dis.
cussion. The Marshal will cause tbs
consultation to be respected Elections
adverse to his policy would mean al
aggravated conflict aud agitation preju
dlcial to all Interests; while elections
favorable to that policy would insure
the establishment of harmony. The
manifesto concludes with an appeal to
the country to place its confidence in
the Marshal as President
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
Domestic Markets.
by telegraph


New YORK. Nov. 1o-The trade movement has
continued fair on the whole during the week,
and in some reports there has been more than
usual activity. Dry goods. hardware. boots,
and shoes. though not nearly so active, nave
nevertheless been far from greeted. q fair
business having been done in all of them. Gro
ceres, oils, etc, though not so active, have new
ertheless held their own. In breadstuffs there
has been good movement, especially during
the early part of the week. Corn has been
have generally been rather higher: Oats have
also improved, and under good demand, pro-
visions. though in small supply. have been al
most drug in the market. no one caring to
deal extensively either in pork or lard. o,os
steady. Wheat shade stronger: 81 "a Tor NO.
8 spring, 81 3324@1 344 for No. spring, 81 81 for
white State: No. 2 red winter, November. 81 Al
bid No. spring, November 81 % bid; Corn
mixed November. 6l1i bid. Rye quiet; 7o@72 for
Western, 74@77 for State. Oats &c better 35g3s5
for mixed Western and State 38g441s for white
Western and State. Pork steady at s14 25 for
mess on spot; cut meats dull at Ga forrl
nuiet and steady at s136914 for new extra mess
and S14 so for new packet. Lard heavy 8571a@
8 so for prime steam. on spot. s.55 bid November
Whisky steady at 81 1901 Il. Spot cotton strong
Cheese-The market continu dull and heavy
| at 7@127a for common to prime and 127aEg14I fol
| fancy.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 1o.-Barley quiet at 45@55c
| for Western spring and GO075c for Northern
| Oats in moderate demand and steady; white 29@
| 81: mixed 26D2s. Rye quiet and steady at 59(g6
| for No. in elevator. Whisky is lower with I
| fair demand at 81 o. Corn quiet and easy
mixed, shelled. is offered at 44g45c in elevator
aGtye and hig h s 5e fa tn $40
| packing 81 6O@4 s5, and select butchers "a 90 q
| GENITAL gross. Mess Pork quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-W s Rogers, J "
Sparks, Lexington. KY: Dan'l Thompson Shl-
YER YGTs; p casey, W%esIins = A%bah
boston; s Morson. Richmond, Va; L Be 4 it
New York; Art Arth q MHes M Mess ana
New Orleans J @ Giyin, Austin, Texas W 7
Holly B Spalding. Cincinnati; NJ Rhodes.
city, Manu. Boston; Eobt strab9Fnt o Ge0
and wife Texas; d Northrop' New YORK; h
81 JAMES HoTEzT} Sellers! I,s St &c oha sfs
f f"d!ea Mobile;? BIo1nt NJ 3; Pssca.
goula; VIM Blount: Pensacola; y HOOKER on
Miss Miss L white, Mississippi; Mark Anthony
Steamer Jn2 G Fletcher; R Dees, q p Nc Nc
o onisiana f3ff Tbompson selma Louisiana
] Graham, Bayou Sara T Nisom, St Louis
J M Kearney Ocean Springs; Jas Henshaw
Winder, Terrebonne; Waiter Scoot Robt Chaffe
dry q HoTE Gel spYqFs gv Misf fs Be m,E
Mi MIN en-" pSf Green river: Taylor,
Toand, John Roberts. Ga; W " H w P9well'
Fora Ford Austin hsA! Tex; Mrs Burgess Miss
D G6NTf VEEHNDAH HOTELS H Ponshl,nell
Memphis; + Newman, illinois, Jams @ p Dod cd d
| Galveston; o B Sarpy,, Plaquem1nes; ID R0Sky
! Fl Huntington. Curtis, n Y; B Wallis. Ohio
E H Williams, Ky; Mrs J Martina, Texas. u;ua
CASSIDY'S HOTEL-W / AinsWorth, MICS is
5 Smith Port Fads: John Orr, W, Davis, e Gin
cinnati; J Fl Woodbridge; Louisville; Y = Hay Hay
ley. city. NJ J Grady, Delta; John N Gradl
Biloxi; VIM A Labatt, city; ID q Green, :
Louis; j Green Miss; J D Feddis, Mo; !
Rivere Parker " HarT q q III Aug wi
| q
Towa;'J Brady, wife and son, La; G Tatun
England; Thomas Tyler T AIdric +
! Mock, Miss: 6 G Burns, L Scholun, Ind;
Begg Pa; Mutually, Ohio r R Barrow. La.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC
Buildings. koom No. %, City Hall,
New Orleans. November 9. 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned until MONDAY, November IL. 1877, at
70 o'clock m for repairs to Boys House OF
Refuge, according to plans and specifications
of City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any.and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF
Finance. as an evidence of their intention TO
abide by the adjudication the amount OF 500 in
cash, which shall be forfeited to the city In case
of failure to sign the contract
Bidders 10 whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication Is made.
No bids will be received unless accompanies
by certificate Of Administrator OF Finance that
deposit has been made.
Proposals to be endorsed. Proposals for re-
| pairs to Boys House of Refuge"
| JAMES d. EDWARDS,
ro7td Administrator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
ADvER EASEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
WIDOW JULES ARNOULT EFT AL. w.
EDOUARD BUIssON EFT AL. FOR
PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1882.

DY s. GUINAULT, Auctioneer-SATU RDAY.
d December Is, 1877 at u o'clock m will be
sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOrise streets, by virtue of Judgment from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, rendered january 6. 1877, and
signed Janunry 49, 1877, and also IN conformity
with q supplementary decree of partition rem
dered on the 9Th and signed on the 18th OF JAN
i1 +. 4 Two vSt LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
bounded by Felicity, Camp, st. Mary and Chest
nut streets. designated by Nos. IS and II; lot No
16 measuring q feet inches line front on FEE
LEFTY street. 1872 feet inch lines on the dividing
| line of lot No. Is. 1873 feet inches 3 Lines on
the line of lot No II, % feet inches line on the
rear line, fronting on an alley 10 feet W1de Tor
Felicity street and lot No. II measures u feet
| inches lines front on Felicity street 1876 feet
| inches line on the side nearest to Camp street.
1873 feet 8 inches lines In depth on the opposite
feet II inches lines in width in the rear OF the
| aforesaid mentioned alley. which opens Oh
Chestnut street Together with all the Dulidlngs
and improvements thereon. consisting Of q
frame house, sla roofed having parsor. din-
| ing room, two bedrooms, galleries In front, on
the side and In the rear Kitchen OF tour rooms.
| gallery and two closets, two cisterns. prlyys
| yard partly paved etc. See plan at the Ex-
Terms One third cash and the balance at one
and two years credit for notes divided into cou-
pons to suit the heirs, bearing per cent IN
terest per annum from date till paid, secured
by mortgage and vendors lien, the buildings 70
holders Of the notes. and in case of judicial pro-
ceedings to enforce payment of the above notes.
the lawyers fees at per cent, to be paid py
dad p s and ali tbe other
taxes payable In 1877 Tor 1876. Us wen az eno
drainage. - -.
public. at the expense of the purchasers.
uO11 20 27 d64 10