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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

The whole expenditures of the city Of
Boston, on account of the Southern Re-
bellion, up to the present time, have
been S3,97S, 0S2.66. OF this, the amount
received back from the State was 81 ,554,-
824; but this city's portion of the State
tax on account of the war has been much
more than the last named sum.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

The Hampshire Gazette, of North
ampton, Mass, now in the eighty-sec-
ond year of its publication, records the
death of Eliphalet Packard, formerly
of Cummington, who ''has been a regu-
lar subscriber to that paper from its first
ISSUE" and observes that sit is doubtful
if to the day of his death single copy
has escaped his notice."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

Sure CURE FOR CoRNs.-Mr. Rose, a
merchant of San Diego, announces that
these creators of much misery in this
world, can easily and surely be cured
by applying good coat of gum arabic
mucilage every evening on going to
bed. He suffered with them for forty
years, and tried nearly all the corn doc
tors and corn remedies in existence,
without relief, until he applied the
above, which readily cured him in few
weeks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

A merchant in Hartford, Conn, has
paid 100000 in rents for store which
he could have bought originally for
$4,000. His case is probably like that
of the old trapper, who was offered the
land st. Paul now stands on for pair
of boots, and didn't take it for lack of
the boots
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

More wooden ware is made in VIM
chcndon, Massachusetts,, than in any
other town in the world. The aggre-
gate annual product of wooden ware in
the town is over S1.O00,000, Besides
these establishments, the town contains
two cotton mills, two bobbin factories,
two machine shops and two sewing ma
chine shops.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

The average cost of tuition I'm our
public schools is, in Detroit, $3.50; To-
ledo, SS.34; Chicago, $500; New Ha-
ven, So So; Philadelphia, 50 II; Saint
Louis, 50 50; Louisville, S1I IL; Gin
cinnati, S1I ~; Boston, 81 48; New
York, So o.; average, SO 80.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

1t does not seem to be generally
known that Gen. Caleb Gushing is en-
gagged in a most lucrative practice of
his profession in Washington. He was
sixty-eight years old on the 18th of jan
aary last, and is perhaps the freshest
and most youthful man of his age in
America.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

The most brilliant genius should be-
ware of the infrmity of the freside
and admiring few, whose friendship ap-
plauds his poorest sayings, and, at the
utmost, shrugs its shoulders where
praise is out of the question.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

A stove merchant of Troy, N. Y, has
received an order from the lady of an
American missionary at Siam, for a first
class cook stove, to be sent to that dis
tant country for the use of one Of the
princesses of that kingdom.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

The class of 1868 at Yale College
graduates 1O8 men. During its four
years it has numbered 168. The fresh
man class promises TO be remarkably
large. nearly 200.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

Theodore Tilton, it is said, is trying
his hand at novel after the manner of
Beecher; the scene is laid in New Eng
land during the war.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

A Southern Democrat pretty nearly
hit the general of his section when he
said he was a converted rebel, but "lia-
BILE to backslide."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

General Banks is taking an active part
In the campaign In Massachusetts,. He
has already spoken several times at Grant
meetings.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

The American Tract Society, in forty-
three wears, has issued 22,877,379 vol
umes ; 20o, 100000 tracts; and l0O,OOO,~
600 periodicals.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04

Senators Chandler and Grimes are at
Rye Beach. The latter is very much
improved in health.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-04
BIZ A c. X S NIT HI N G.
PAUL BE *,

ID = y i T 7 =
NEW SHOP
l. B L e. X,
Is happy to announce to his old friends and
all the crest of mankind that he is mt his post
again ready to accommodate them with little
the incest blacksmithing that mas ever been
done in these diggins.
Come along with your work. Bring along
your greenbacks with you as start out this
time
ON THE CASH SYSTEM.
Nothing but ready pay will buy iron, steel,
coal, etc, and nothing but ready pay will get
work done Mt my shop. / adopt the cash sys-
tenn because have had bad luck and want to
recuperate nv losses. Will take any kind of
produce or stock for work. Come and see me.
New shop, corner of Mechanics street and
Fifth Avenue, next to the Billiard Saloon.
PAUL BECK.
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n EW
LIVERY, SALE & FEED STABLE.

]. II. & W. DAVIS, Proprietors.
Oh yes; here is the place to get your horses
fed, with good feed ut low prices; also horses
and buggies TO let, and teams for heavy haul
ing. lips
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11
NOTATION
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS.
To all whom these presents shall come. greeting:

To All whom these presents shall come. greeting:
whereas Michael wneeiabsn having purchased at sale
made kberi Of tn, Parish OF Orleans the property
he ena er scrbsd pped t. the Cler Of this Court
in ose deed Of sale recorded the eleventh
d.y Of March, 1868 for ition advertisements in
conformity 10 Of The Legislature OF the state Of
Louisiana approved March IS 1855 ~ titled An act reia
tive 10 monfions and mode Of proceedir e."
Now theref know and s pc rsons Interested heren
cited and IN the name OF the state OF
vhoc-n up any right title claim In and 70 the property
hereinafter described in consequence OF any norms IN
decree judgment OF the Court undr which the
sale msde irreguaty lie x<ity the apprsise
mert sEd IN time OF manner Of sale Or Tor
any oher defect whatsoever show cause within thirty
days the this monon IL first inserted In the pubic
papers, vhy the made ho I'D not be- confirmed ana
hon cogated The said property sold oy the sheriff Of the
Pzrish Aforesaid, the ninth day Of March loS By
yrue Of q this Court rendered on me 18th dsy Of
McCobb and George HubbeNo ot OF the docket Of this
Court-ss which al. Mchsel Wheelahan became the pur
chaser, for the price Of $5z5 90
Description Of property - given IN me Judicial con-
veyance. VIM
certain square of ground in the Fourth District Of
ety. designated by the No l06 bounded by second Third
Doreenois Broad and 4eipomeae streets rad 10
divided into 26 lots numbered from to % Inc usve,
plan y Louis b Pile late sy suvsyot osssd Apru ~
city for reference which said squsre measures folowa
viii: $50 feet inches lines front on Third street, leo
inche. and lire sn Boad Stree 20 feet inches
and lines front on hspomsns es let inches and
Dorrenos street. together "a the gots privileges
and sppurtensnces III unto bsnnEng Or any vse sppsr
tanning Being the prope acquires ~ ds1dants
purch from Mis- Z. NcKse - pr ae< pased besrs wm
shannon nseu public IN tbs e,y On the 5sh June lse
4 D, 1853 J. DICK
Dgyufy C1sEk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

srATE OF LOUIslANA-THtsD DISTRICT COURT
of New orleans-Mrs Catherine Flattery James Mol
10y, her Husband-No 2, 793.
HEREBY CERTIFY, On the 2sth day Of
March, 1868 Judgment rendered In this Court the
following entitled suit in the wotds and figures folosng
to wit
motion Of G. H. Braughn Of counsel for plaintiff and
II Is dered and adudged that the Judgment by default
in this the Path instant be confirmed aud
made final and accordingly by that judgment Of alton
Of properly and be and the hereby rendered in
favor Of the plaintiff catherine raery wife James
Mo3 and against the defendant, James Mooy, her hus
band, with al crsfs =
Rendered, March 18th, 1868
Signe', April I'd, 1865.
In tesfmony whereof have my hand and affixed the
of the city OF Orleans this Sd
cay Of April year Lord 1868. and the nine
r. A LISAUDAis Depaty Clerk
ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C0UR DE
District della NouvelleorleansMadame Catherine Flat
terry vs.. james Molloy, mari-No 257ga
IEPAB LIE Pm Es EMIT CEhTIFIE. cue lie
2seme jour de 1853 ugement tut rendu cette
osns lie titre les mo ct les figures savoir:
Sur motion de O. II Braughn, de eonse IL Piantive
les procedures ct Ia de la demaade du
est oonne aduge ct decrete que e par
cenreRistfe lie "A soft mainenant confme ct endn
final que augment de separation de IA propriete SOFT
paignant Madame Catherine Fatiery femme de James Mol
10y ct eontre defendant James Mooy son mari syec ous
les trails payes.
Renou Mars lie % 1868
Sgne. Avrl le 1868.
En- temoigne Pal sxee main ct de IL ditto
dams la Vile Ia Nouvele Orleans lie 3ieme jour d'avr
rannee de Notre Segneur mil hut soixaue hu
ct lie auatre douzene aimee de DIES
Depute Grefier.
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CGE sALE-kEAL EsT ATE-sEvERAL hun.
pertons Of Be eots~o sn1 growing Ae AS Eaes
timh~r lsooa slso ~rrs vsrissy Of City and Suburban
ropsry improved md uDinprovsd ne ,osm q ,''esss
sforts building lots ~ fsv0reo'e tsFms
Wish NJ invest I'll DO vel ca sn6 ezenins o rsSps
g. N = Gsrd, Hsa zesas AsrsfA Ne oas'ss'''
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11
W. |. HOOGsON's SALES.
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. scRIPs
OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY w. L. HODGsON,
ACKNOWLEDGES. No. q Commercial Plscs.
LIVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY,. at
LEK O'Clock .ter the day session osthe
Board OF Rrok Having perfected the
with the Direction Of the Aerchsnfs Exchanxe he
braces this method Of announcing that be WI maks public
sales Of y =
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. sCRIPs. AND OTHER
SECURITIES.
At the Exchange Room, on Connon Street,
~. In the Louisiana National Bank Building.
And respectfully soc OF Broke Cspitass and others.
Securities pubc aud viii stock book
at his Entries and Instructions uat IL O'Clock
on each Gay " sale.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

CIV WRIGHT vs. RAY sksNARD-No. lz5z
RY VIRTUE Of IN Alias Writ sf Fserf
ID Fac AZ 70 directed BY the Honorable SIKH Justice
city Of New nrieans the shove entitled
fuit viii proceed cell 1t Public auction French
Market near The Ferry Landn< Thu RSD Az i6sh
day Of Arr, 1853 a u O'Clock ~ One Side DOCK and
Three Flat Beats.
Seized IN The shove suit
~ TEzzs-Cssh in U. D. Trsssurv Votes.
DANIEL WILSON,
Constable sixth Justice Courts
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+ r. sAKRAzIs's
TOBACCO xANurAcroKl

Corner Chsrsrss and Cont strssts
NJ p sARRAzIN thankful for the patronage sxtsnded
10 him snce The establishment Of his factory, has constantly
need hs berf bis v-dss<ved repuA
on and Il now able 70 the Southern statss superior
Of cut Tobacco for smoking Pit up In eli sorss O. peck
Ages Bis aescnmsnt Of Chevng xooecco
Pipes, Cissrs, &c, n rsnswod b W.T. eE1vA
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sHERIff's SALES.


J. 4 J. +. GARNER &C. TIBLFER. AGENT VS.
Maurice Cessacsih District Court Of New 0rlsAns-No.
2O9O3
d. VIRTUE Of . writ or herr fAci ~ 80 ne
Ddirect<d BY the Honorable sixth Dtrc, Co rt Of
New Orlsans In the entitled cause will 10
sa the premises hereafter tied,
SATURDAY. she eleventh day Of April 1865 &c och
CERTAIN LINE OVEN OR FURNACE and lot Of
Shells and Lime premises No 255 Osrondeet Wsk.
Of Miro street. Second District OF this city.
kesed In the shove
ShAs-oa'h On 'ns p'1 GEO. ". AVERY
mh31 as ii Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Oriesn4
GLBNDY BukKE AND OTHERS vs. D. n. EMS
vorth-Fihh District Of New Orlsans-No 1859
DY VIRTUE OF q writ Of neri Hsctas TO
ID directed BY Honorable the Fifth Dttri Court Of
Orleans The above entitled and pursuant 70
sgreemsni entered betveen the Interested
therein will to sell public aucton the promises
herenanr desgn.te MoSDAv, the ihirsssnth day Of
The BALxNcE USsoLD OF THE coSrENrs OF
SEED STORE, situated Grsvisr street, between Camp
Magazine Streets the First District Of ts city,
per inventory, which can be seen In my Office
Seized In the abovs SUIT
~ TKRHs-Cash on the spot
GEO ". AVERY.
a10 I'd Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

ERNEsT TURPIN. wHoLEsALE nANUFAc-
Il stick Candy Fancy Candles Chccolsts Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds. Rock Candy. Jsjabe Paste Gum
Drops ana Syrups BY steam Importer OF French Qrns
pima Decorated Toys cossaques Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Fancy Boxes tor Christ
and Ne~ Year PRESENTS Cornucopias, etc Ne rs
old ursst, 81 Louis and Cont stress New
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11
coNsTABlt's SALES.

J. D. FRANK vs.. A. RoUGIEUx J. vEYRAT. IN
soido-So. loea Second Justice Peace.
ID TO directed BY Paris Chisdress second Justice
Peace parish Of Orleans VIII proceed e sell a. pubc suc
tom SAT RDAY 1lth day Of April 1865 At II o'clock
Of No, z3l Customhouse strest-
Jars i03 Bottles and contents Decaners. jars
Pepper ssuce Clock 26 Wine Glasses, bottles Syrup.
CookiBg hapgs and Bake oven
seized in The above suit
~ 7EKxs-Cash in o. 9: frsas1U notes
II. @. PENNrMAH. Constab1a
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SUCCESSION OF N. J. ST. ANAsr-nRs. WIDOW
zERINaEu-No. soos4 s3

SuOOEoo1ON or ~. o. ~. AAhSA-AHs'. "AAS"
zERINGEu-Eo. sooS4- ,at
A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENcE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITH
States WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER Guilt
WALTON. AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS. SITUATED ON ELMYRA
STREET, BETWEEN CRAPS AND GREATMES
STREET.. AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY or
THE CITY RAILROAD.
BY @. DE FERRET,
AucuosErs-o hhce and sslesrosm 80 Bisnviis street.
o'clock At h. Merchants ana :u.tionssT: Essh.oss
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouss streets By
John W. Thomas Jsdss Second Disuic Csuu VI
Orleans, and dated April 9th, 1858. Court Docket No.
fA nc FcnYlos or PARCEL OF asoUSO stu
sf.d Third District OF this city, In the bounded
by Elmyra craps Burgundy, Desh and 6restmen
IsuPhn streets messufiss o6 on Enyra street By
The build and improvements consist Of comfort
able residence covered with states, containing pSro,
ching rosn tour bed rooms and ear ssis.y I've story
divsouB also cisten,
fewer garden. fruit trees. Ga
This property being only few steps from the Dsupnn
who de, Ire quiet and retired rssoencs
rec pl- at Exchange.
p5- Tskxs-Crsh IN U. 2. Treasury Notes
sale With u Insernsl attached
the year. before Notary Puo-
lie at the exp~nse OF the purchsrsr.
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coSsIDEK.
THE CHRONICLE,

THE CHRONICLE
Devoted TO the interests Of the Holy Catholic pro
testan pseopsD Church. published in New Orleans La
every Saturday designed be ussu and interesting
Eclectic Family Paper This Is the only representative OF
the Church south Of the Ohio river and the state OF Virginia
and As such tseto The earnest support and prompt
patronage Of her clergy ay and the members and
friends Of Ii generally in the South and South
xest The terms only Ten Cents week. when maden
advanced payment "Fve Dollars per snnum" Those In
teestsd in sustaining and appreciang the Importance OF
representative and medium Of ecclesiastical inte
gence are requested promptly in sustaining paper In
their own sections 10 forward their subscriptions and
as agents. 70 solicit and those Of cher addressing
THE CHRONICLE,
lscommerciai Place (up-stAirs). New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

G. De FERlET's sALES.
G, De FEmeI'S SMESs
TEN VALUABLE sQuAHEs or anouHD N -vzR-
sAnlzs." PARISH orsr szRsAzD. WIN rHz
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS rHEREos. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION uOOzss1ox or n. L DA-
nExs-xo. $50. p 'e


AucuosxxR-Odcs IS BisnviIls stsssk
MONDAY, a pril h. 1eee, st ~ o'clock
w as the Merchsuts and Auctioneer5 hxchAnge. on
Roysi between Canal and Cussomhnose sest BY
public bv virtue OF order The hon"raoo the
Second Judicial Dirc Conn the STATE Of bcuinAns SIT
ting Parish Of Bernard Court Docket NO. 80 tie
following desc. ibed real estate viii Be Sold -.
TEN rQuARkS Of GROUND, with TIE bntqpgs and
thereon tituSted Ia Versailles In the Parish Of
s. ssr ard and assg.sssd By the Nos las IA ~ IA III
lhe .sid tena are bounded - folows, via ..,
SQUARE No I4s u bounded By Prosper, 81 Av1de La
place snd Jourzefort streets - -.
SQUARE No l44s bounded BY Prosper. St. Avids Button
and IouInefort It ects. I. -. e. -. = =
SQUARE No i4s Is bounded BY Prosper, 81 Avids and
Button streets, ard Psrs Avsnue ~ n ~ go
SQUARE No l46 Il bounded By Prosper. st. Avids L.
place and Dalembert stfeetA 4. : =. -. 49,. :
sQUARE NO isl is bounded BY st. Avids. st. John the
Baptist. Iapace and Dali mhert slreefs. VI
SQUARE No lS2 IL bounded BY 81 Avde. st. John the
Bapt,st 1uurnefort and Lsplacs strests. -, : = -.
SQUARs No l33 is bounded BY St Avide, st. J)hn the
Baptist. Button Toumeforf streets.
SQUAhE No l34 Is bounded BY 81 Avide. st. John the
Baptist and BuGon streets. and Paris
SQUARE No i47 10 bounced By St. Avide, Prosper and
palen bert streets. ana Lacoste's plantation
SQUARE No l45 is bounded by Prosper, Solidse Dasm-
bert streets and Lscoss's plantation. -.
The whole according TO plan no $50 made BY j. Piis,
surveyor dstec April Is 1887 nd Deposited In the ocs Of
Theodore Seghes notary public
H2-TKRns-Cash IN U. =. Treasury Notes-
u. y internal Rsvenue Stamps attached
before A E. Be.venu, Notary Public q psrehassrs sx
perse. Hf
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

We undeensd are prepared to furnish the best screened
PTTTSBURG COAL 20 Fsmiles, 1tsls. Cotton Presses
Founds sesnssps and sesneosis e he lowest nsrkst
or At Yard fot Of Iaope street, v recefve prompt
stssntlon To Dealers By Beat Los1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

Louisiana Sugars. tsn gradesJ
Cuba sugars, oil grsdcs In boxes and hogshesdA
Goodaleis white and Yellow CHARMED Sagsrk
Sugar House Malasses In barrels and halves,
Choice Reboiled Maissses In barrels and halves
Cuba Muscovado Molszses In hogshesds and tierces
ConstAnty hand, and for sals in lots 70 sui. By
A II. DNEZA.
Once No 10 Sc. Louis street.
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WANTEO.


WANTED-ro sEEs-A sHA!L DwEsLise.
q c1ssssas ' Once .sss s terms sss osssss
WANTED-sUeAR PLANTArIoNs-PA RrIEs
1 S f SELLING =. ssss sny - ss 70
psrties vi hing 70 buy Green kdsr, Real Estate Assnt
WANrED-A YOUNG NAN, rATlvE OF rHs
IN, tns 81 Susness ere is can nsss nmssf snsray
,ss good Psnnsn md ssss 4 aEass and not -se
ness Best Of references gvsa. Address a @ Cfssent
VUANrED-A aESTLEMAH or xATURE YEAS
Orleans rSs. = ssosns: sssss sssr Is,
sonpsnsson would BE sufficient e sopps smssh and Wiz
meet The Of any psr,ss s sgps recon
o sis s ss s me
OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, March 81, 1868
w me BY Max Walton cancel his Official bond as asses
sor in and 70, the parish q Orleans. to-wit;
FIVE Hundred Dollars $500 with Sarah A. Walton,
hereby given persons interested said
sopc show writing 4 tns ccc Of the secrstsry
the said bono should not be cancelled and snnulIsd.
Given under hand and seal of the state Of the above
sscons - ''''''' : 80 - '-' - 49, -
Signed JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor Of louisiana
J. h. HARDY. Secretary Of ssasa
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA.
~ Dxrzs5.sEIT Exrou5u.
NouvelleOreans, 10 81 de Mars 1906.
TTENDU que Mark Walton faise
"A application pour canceement de bond oncel CON-
On nd date e Dc Sevenbrs ISL pour Ia soss de cnq
spiasires $500 sarah A Walton secaritee
l ss
: s a. pS s
lee dit bonds serait pas csnceIle ct snnue-
date msniiOnps l. aimee Dc PIN
depep dance des EtAs-UniA ,o,sr. ,.vv,
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
j. H. HlEsr. secretairs d'Etat
New Orleans, March II, 1853
WHEKEAs .gplsc ssst on has a. be, bee. made %
ceased constable Of the first Justices Court in and for
the Parish Of Orleans TO wit bond dated Nay 9th 1896
John nsskew principal and Patrick Haipn and J. O.
Davey as securities the said bond being for the faithful
Notice hereby given to persons interested the said
state Within sRi s days a the
GveS under my hand and Seal Of the stss Of the above
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
By the Governor. -
J. h. HARDY, Secretary Of stata
ErAr DE- La LOUISIANA, DxPAkrxNxEf DE L'ExKcurrP,
EouvelleOreans le 10 Mars 1868.
A TTENDU, qu'une application ma etc
N fe pour le canceement du bond eciei de John Mas
lew decide du Premier Cour de Justice
dams pour psroisse dOresns. ssvoir On bon date
le de- mai 1866 pour Ia somme de $4,000 cinq mile pas
John Maskew principal 81 Patrick
Balpin j. c. Davey securities les conditions du
dit bon eisn sccom2lsemeat hdele des devoirs du
dit John Maskew, susdite.
Avis par present donnes tous ntsreses dams
la dte obligation de ecrt bureau du
secreaire Eat pendant qatre vngtdx jours spres e
dernr publication de avis les rasons lesquees e
dit bel seraif par csneelle ct annulIe.
Danne signature ct lie de pEtat IL date
susde, ct de Undergraduates des Etss Ia
douzieme. JOSHUA BAKER
Par lie Convenient:
J. H. HARDY, secretsire d'Etat 4
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b III "a ~-'~r~r~.
SP1IHG RACEs-----..--sr8Ixa RACES
fnpN LON H
THE METAIRIE CoURsE E.
-oonxEsoSe-
sATuEDAH. APRIL II. 1895.
Fir.s Day. ssa .eia
FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE-2 ME- DAsh. (welter
weehss Leaps Purse tiQO0 a
l. D. p. Penn ID swigert's b. h EDfHBoRO. ~
By Lexington; dsm BY Yorkshire colsrs-siue and
Ar W. simmons enters s~ir-rss b h JosEsBoRo.
81 n saa W en- dsR mia, As jones' ' ssa''
ton; dam Sally Pols By m6.sssdsr. ooiors-siver aud
4. j p Fre.l.nd enters VIM sr.d,.s, h. BEAURGARD.
pedigree unknown csio's-Rsd and siue. tl
SECOND RACr-rwoYear-old stake-ss5 entrance, p p;
$50 added BY the Clzb one mie
T. B. Patterson e,.sr eh e RIcHEIIEu. BY His-
2 WTFsm CoI,riI sfssrs PISS BRoADNAx. by Daniel
fss &c. sssss oSfxsIo ps' Bonnie o.nd
dam Lady Lancaster.
THIRD RAcE-Pos Stake, Two NILE Bssts-Er.e for all
sges-s25 entrance, p. or p Club TO add $500
l. J. NcClo.ksy enters T. @. Aoares b FANNY CHEAT
ham. sy. o, BY exinsson dam Laura. BY Lsviash-n
s James sassrs oion.l Nsllig.nsb BISMARCK
81 o., by Lexington; dam BY imp Gleaeoe coiors-
Gray and Gray. ls5.r M aG
Races O'Clock precisely omnibussss and
leave the Charles and Canal streets
every few minutes. -
Pools will be sold every evening previous to the Races Ut
Hsvkins's Club Rooms. at o'clock
Quster Stretch Badges for the Week. $l0 for tbs Day
81 So Admission to the stand ST. TO the Fsd SO cents
Gov. p. o. HEBERT President
s. J.. JAMES. Secretary
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sr. cHAKsEs ST.
sPALDINa BIDwELL Propretors and Msnsgsu
Also of the Oily mpic Theater, St. Louis.
eNt l
satur day Noon, April II. Matinee at Ie.
Saturday Evening". April II,
Last n *. s %t the
err. re s.tionsi Buressue, G. D. A b. r. A. which Will
| be produced - Monday next s@s--s
Sunday. April Ie. 1858.
LAST OF THE ERAs. together with Brilliant Ole Pro-
Rramme introducing all Of the favortes Free Exhibition
the Partisan Illuminated Tsbleaux the Balcony ut ~
MONDAY. April ls-NOns. J. NovissIao and other
Doors open quarter 70 o'clock Il Performances
a. quarter to o'clock p n Box once open
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURsoS STREET.
GRAND SPECTACLE ON SUNDAY. APRIL 1s
In PapfIIonne.
Comedy in Three Acts, By vctOrien sardOu-
IN Mardi Dams Du Cotton.
Comedy Vaudeville in One Act. by l. Thisault.