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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-24

VIOLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
ian Strings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.


NylBLO's 0ARDKn.
THE SUMMER THEATRE AND The CooL1ST
TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
AFTERNOON AT ., EVENING AZ Z
FULL HOUSES.
GREAT SUCCESS
of the
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsQUR TROUPE
and the
WONDERFUL FRENCH GROTEsQUE pANCERs.
In n Farnis's new and gorgeous Eastern Exravsseosa
SINBAD THE SAILOR,
slNBAD THE SAILOR.
BINBAD THE SAILOR,
GREAT BURLEsQUE TRIUMPH or THE DAY.
THE PRINCIPAL ROLES BIZ
Misses LYDIA THOMPSON Pauline Markham Esssa
. weashersby Clara Thouhgson Maggie Diamond; NJ
kessrs Harry Beckett Cahi W. J. Hu q. ketchuua ~
sofia. Burke. Brutone, &C., Ac.
In the course of the piece the
MARVELLOUS FRENCH GROTESQUE QUADBILLEs
by the Celebrated Originals,
CLODOCHE FIsAGEOLEf, NORMANDE and La CObkTH
(from the Theatre Imperial du Chateet ParSl
SCENERY COSTUME6,
APPOINTMENTS, MUSIC, TO-,
ENTIRELY NEW
ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED STX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

KITE Ay EIsx + THEATRE Proprietor
''''''' Sas, $SS SSRs4SSssSssSss
TOPAZ n I 1TRhIS4 zir rwo
aas assssss y 5aS%1
81 Ss XII ESsss ShsS 5 fssssss'
sss hs5Ss8lN DEsesAEzAs FHssS%SksEi
rEkIsHSEs; IRxx !. TGs sTssEr FSs5STSSLE.
SSS1SSslr SINGER ,lsfsSSSs
rIaonnA rEnIcHeEs:a .rx..
LAST 81 $ess
AND HER l EAasSs s a 4Wo TROUPE
THIS EvEs INC AT EIGHT.
WOODS FEsSEstonAAsors THIS Ss1 DaT SEASON.
y ''' '''''' HooLEY's MINsrRRLs
- eREeohkss AT FAMILY; ,
Ez##|Es ::::: "a: e.:
E4EHSS sssE e =. ::a s:';; g s:''
Other arrsnsemens extended beyond the a6sh inst.
fNRAND OPERA HOUSE.
u JAMES FISK. JR.....".......".. ..... Proprietor
II. b. Phillips. .ShRo
Henry Tssington... Orcheeraa O1reotoE
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE o.. leea
Every evening and Saturday Matinee,
LUCILLE WESTERN
POWERFUL s ceSz4srsArros
AMERICAN ARrIsrrs,
EAST LYNNE,
THE ELOPEMENT.
Attention directed TO tho popular prices Admission, "
cents Parque aud Psrquet Circle, 81 Family Ctrcs 50c
SATURDAY MATfNEES, ~.
Admission 80 Secured Seats 70 cents Seats oan -
secured six days 10 advance.
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yVAvERLEY THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
MISS ELISE HOLT,
and last appearance In tho Atlantic sals. a. she depA
June g. accompanied Mr. Harry WALL who will also mako
his last appearances.
PARIS, PARIS,
With IT, cast and capital farce In which Mr. Levi
and Miss Hewitt will appear.
PARIS MATINEE at 3 o. clock today.
MONDAY, JUNE a.
Dickens Old Curiosity Shop--Coicman as Qufp
with strong dramatic combination Of artists
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xRNsE PrEcEs

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID MAMMOTH BILL. Z IMxRNSE PIECka
The popular - ,
The Great ZANFRETTA & CARON Troupe.
ASSASSIN OF MADRID. ALExANM, I aANr
THE CABIN BOY. Joseph CAron, Nme. dAnge.iquA
THE BRIGANDS. Master 0earge and Alphonse
TIGHT ROPE. DANCING AND PANTOAf1Hf
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ORIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, !. I-Sow
~ open with extensive improvements situated on the er
tee end Of Long fronting on The SOUND and gsra
unexceiied Reached Long Island Railroad from james
- M. Il. PARSONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-19

CODA SPRINGS HoUsH.-THIs HOUSE r. NOW
y open for summer tosrdcrs y Is pleasantly sius.ed
amid the mountains of Western Msssachuse,ts ~ mes
harrington, Perkshe county On the ppniscs
Is medicinal spring highly appreciated for m pure invigo
and good stns for horses Tho propetor cfs 10 T. u.
Brown, ESQ.,, g Front street, New York and George
H. PEcK BAILEY, Iroprcsors Great harrington, Mass,
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CLIFr0N SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIR CURE CON-
~ bined with Water Treatment extensive and magn
fcsnt located directly the Auburn branch
of the great New York Central Railroad midway between
pleasure seekers and invads hograph of this spacious
and elegant building surrounded with grove and
beautiful drives be at the most important hotels
and watering places after the LIST Of August Term. for
half price, subject contract for four months at
duced rates N. B.-Circulers sent application.
ALBERT CLkvELAND, Proprietor.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how 70 live and what 10 live for delivered daily q The
New York Museum Of Anatomy Thoss unable 10 attend
receive copy bv forwarding Is cents 70 tho secretary
SIS Broadway.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15
The Bill to Amend .h. Judicial system

The following is the bill to amend the judicial
system OF the United States es IL went to the
president:
the United States shall hereafter consist Of the
chief justice of the United States and eight asso'
ciate justices, any Six OF whom shsll constitute
quorum, and for the purposes of this act there
shall be appointed an additional associate justice
of said court.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That TO each
of the nine existing judicial circuits there shah
be appointed oilouis tusre, s~hos s~h reside In
his circuit and shall possess the same power and
jurisdiction therein the justice OF the Supreme
Court allotted to the circuit. The circuit courts
in each circuit shall be held by the justice OF the
Supreme Court allotted to the circuit, or by the
circuit judge Of the circuit. or by the district
Judge OF the district sitting alone, or by the JUS
tice of the Supreme Court and circuit judge sit
ting together, in which case the justice OF the
| Supreme Court shall preside: or. In the absence
| of either Of them, by the other (who shall pre-
side) and the district Judge; and such courts may
be held al the same time In the different dstrc' 8
Of the same circuit and causes may De heard
| and tried by each of the judges holding any soch
court, sitting apart, by direction OF the preston
| iustice or Judge who shall designate the business
| to be done by EACH The circuit judges shall
| each receive an annual salary of $4,000.
SEC. 3. That nothing in this act shall affect the
powers Of the justices of the Supreme Court as
/ Judge Of the circuit court, except IN the sppont
ment Of clerks OF the circuit courts, who, IN each
circuit, shall be appointed by the circuit judge Of
that circuit and the clerks of the district courts
| shall be appointed by the judges thereof respec
| lively provided that the present clerks OF said
court shall continue in Office till other appoint
ments be made in their place or they be otherwise
| removed.
SEC. 4. That il shall be the duty Of the chic
irstice and Of each justice of the Supreme Conr
10 attend at least term Of the circuit court II
| each district Of his circuit during every period
| two years.
| United states who having held his commission q
such at esst ten years. SHALL after having attained
the age Of seventy years, resign his ONCE, ant
shall thereafter during the residue of his naturs
life receive the same salary which was by Law
psyabIe 10 him at the time of his resignation.
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The Disaster TO fhe g.. A. Temperatures
esiing Particulars = Condemnation OF the
Captains Conduct.

A Little Rock dispatch to the Avalanche says /:
The boat was engaged at 2 O'Clock Saturday
morning. and shortly after took fire from lot Of
lime which was slowed In the front part Of the
lower deck, and not in the hold. as before stated.
The captain, as soon as the boat was discovered
to be on fire, took his wife, servant and dog, and
two or three lady passengers and children, and
put of for the shore, promising TO return for the
balance, but the flames enyeloped the boat before
he had gone twenty-five yards from her. The
passengers are unanimous In condemning his con-
duct They say he did not make a single exertion
10 save spybody, and said had It not been for the
heroic conduct of the carpenter, not woman or
child would have been saved.
Seventeen lives are known to be lost. Some
think as many ss twenty-one are missing. Among
the lest are George Ely and John Perkins, clerks,
q waiter, deck sweeper, cook, two passengers
from near Pine Bluff named Wilson and Turnell,
the chambermsid, Mary Field of Cincinnati, aud
nine colofed deck hands. The boat was $50
yards from shore at The time she struck the snag.
The water was about nine feet deep. She had Q
large load Of general merchandise, valued al
500 900, principally for our merchants and Fort
Smith. II Is understood that the boat was fully
insured. The wife of Capt. Frazier observed to q
lady passenger after the disaster that they were
expecting the boat would be sunk. Passengers
relate ii as q remarkable fact that the captain,
two pilots and carpenter were ali up In the pilot
house drinking at the time the accident occurred.
The Thos. H. Allen, passing down Saturday, took
on board the captain, his family and most Of the
crew.
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lace II at the disposal ef her spendthrift hus.

place IL 81 inc uepVesf VI neh SPenuiAs HuS-
band.
The pope's jubilee vas celebrated at Rome
with great splendor. The pope said mass OF st.
Peters and the TIE Deum was sung In the pres
ence Of the cardinals, foreign ambassadors, nota-
bilities nom ell parts of Europe, and an immense
congregation. In the evening the city was in1-
minated.
Dom Piatt says report, causing much anxiety,
was lately in circulation to the effect that the
tribe Of Grant in Scotland, said to be very M
merous, had heard of the elevation Of their dis
tnguisbed kinsmsn, and we're coming over In Q
BODY. II was believed, however, that they were
so poor that they could not get here until all the
best Offices were disposed OF.
The members Of the British cabinet, for the
most part, work for their money. The lord chan
cellor has the largest plum in the pudding =
csc, 600 year and the pension to follow. Mr..
Glsndstone, Mr.. Lowe, Mr.. Bruce. Mr.. Csrdwell,
Esrls Clarendon and Granville and the Duke Of
Argyle get the same as the president of the
United Staies-s25,O00 year; Mr.. Childers,
$22 500; Mr.. Fortescue, $4,000; Marquis OF
Harrington, $l2 SEQ; Earl de Grey, Earl Kim
berry, Mr.. Bright and Mr.. Goschen, 800
curious incident lately occurred at ST. Peters
burg. clerk In the bank had to convey
2,2OO 600 roubes to the postofice. he sent for .
cab and placed the money In it, but recollsctine
that be had forgotten his overcoat, he shut the
door and returned into the building 20 get It,
When be came back be found the vehicle had lett.
The whole establishment In intAnsA eyoitA-
ment, the police were communicated with, and a
search commenced In every direction. In short
time the goodman Was discovered travelling
quietly toward his destination, having started with
the full conviction, from hearing the door shut
that his fare was inside.
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[From the New York Bun, April 81
Tho Presidezt "sOld."

ADVERSE REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
ONE OF HIS NOMINEES FOB OFFICE IN THIS CITY
A NOTORIOUS swIsDLBR.
for various federal Offices in this city, by General
Grant have been the subject OF considerable In
vestghtion, during the past rev Gays, among
Office. holders, ofice-seekers, and politicians In
general. The numerous class who INDUCED In
Conversation on the subject were generally I'M
charitable enough 10 attribute the success OF the
nominees of the president to their hoeraiity 10
subscribing to the expenses or his eecuon' Iney
have been unable however, to account for the
nomination of one gentleman, whom they regard
as q notorious svindler.
TUE INTRODUCTION By MILLIONAIRE.
The lucky citizen 10 whom We allude IS said TO
have been introduced last simmer by millionaire
70 Gen. Grant, and the millionsire had accldenuy
formed his acquaintance about year previous 70
the Introduction to Grant. Both purchssed resi-
dences opposite each other, in region known a.
the Garden of New York, and OF course they De-
came friendly neighbors. This millionaire knew
nothing of the sntscedents OF his friend, except
that he had purchased splendid mansion, which
he had udciousIy settled on his wife but the &C.
ou,in,anoe ripened into friendship, until at last
| Gen Grant, as the embryo president became al
ternstely the guest Of both.
PLANNING FOR THE DISTRICT ArroRSEYsHIP.
During one of the costly entertainments at which
the chief magistrate Of the nstsn was the highest
Quest be was informed of the desire OF his host TO
Secure certain Office in this city, aud he pledged
| hi. word Of honor that the sinecure should De
| given to him.
HOW TEE THING WAS DONE.
The president was reminded of his promise
about three weeks ago, and be az once ordered bis
| secretsry TO write the name among others 10 bt
sent to the senate for confirmation.
TIE MAx's CHARACTER EXPOSED.
II hiss since been sscertsined that this lucky 10
diyidual is q notorious swindler. Il is charged
that he procured goods on credit to the amount Q
500 at one of the leading dry gooos establish
ments in this city. and when Judgment was 90
tanned against him for the amount, It was found =
be practically worthless, as be had settled al
soorl afterwsrd, and the shrewd lawyers OF IN
merchant, whom he had previously defrauded
made the judgment operative, as the property re
verted TO him, and recovered the smcdnt befor
Granite nominee had time to sell his real estate
| The same gentleman has been defendant In
suit before Judge of one OF the district court
in which he was accused Of defrauding wldo
of $500.
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B. L. HoDGs No. 2.-This fine, fast passenger
packet leaves every Friday at P. NJ, fer shreve-
port She connects with light draft boats for JEFF
ferson, and will put passengers through to that
point in three days; also with cars for Marshall
and stages for Tyler, Texas The Lulu D. will
leave Shreveport on the arrival Of the Hodge for
upper BED River.
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NEW ORLEANS

THE NEW ORLEANS ,vsy
once Ne BANK PLACE, corner Gravssr street.
RATS:
One handcsrt losd exceeding 100 pounds, not os~h
mile Il squares ztc.
Over mile snd under . fOc
Over miles and under 5. 5oc
To jackson Railroad depot, &c.
To Jeferson city from usvAvss according 70 distances
small packages 70 par Of Pc city ASovs OsnA strees
n left al the ofhce, nc
Five Sc tickets 81. -.
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E. ROGER @ CO.'S SALES.

SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
BRoGANs.
50 TRUNKs, 'sEwED CONGRESS- AND BOOTS.
BY il. RoGER a CO..
II. SANoRY, Auctioneer.
T,BURsDAY. April 18th, 1850. Al 10
IL O'Clock. st their ssssrooms, no 45 Old Levee
street, viii be sold
800 Boots Shoes and Brogans. comprising general
good for Men, Women and Children, received
by late arrivals from York aud Boston.
Also 20 trunks Sewed Congress and Boots suitable for city
retail trade.
~ TFRws-At sale.
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Don't buy q miserable single thread machine,
when You can get first premium Grover & Baker
at the New York price, hfty-fve dollars, and war.
ranted 1--WE years, at ls2 Canal street.
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WIN MIrHoFF Va. BYRNE. VANCE co. pHONAs
Byrne and H. NcHe vance)-Sixth District oours or the
Parish Of Orlears-No. H,253
DY VIRTU T. ofan alias writ OF Hsri faeias
ID directed By the Honorable the sixth District Court
of New Orleans. IN the shove entitled cause. VII
proceed public suction the Merchants and Auo
opeers Exchange Royal street. between Canal end Gus
tomhouse streets The Second District OF this city,
TUESDAY the % d-y Of AphL 1863, At O'Clock NJ the
folio sing described property. yis-
l. LOT OF GROUND. torether With The ouhdinzs and
thereon the hsison Doree situated
IN The Fst District this city In bounded BY Osus
Carondee Common snd Baronns streets Measuring thirty
f.et front on by hundred and twenty fet
deep French bounded the side towards Carondo
lei street by property lsly owned by David Gowan and on
The side BArOnns stres By property Of W ser-
GER N being thu naf Of lot designated By
Ne 80 on plan Of subub ST. Mary drawn by Taaesse late
city surveyor sdjning the lot No 40 byisnch the
said half Il bounded the side. - .
Il ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. togethef With thu
buildings and improvements thereon situated In the sans
district square, adjoining the abo.e described os IN he
rear snd measuring thirty three eet front said Oaron
let street By twenty feet deep more or e
Bng ish uessure
Sesed In the above srit
'" 40 RIOS L. MAXWELL,
rar2o ans 20 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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HIIle 8 THOMAs's SALES.

FURNITURE .FURNITURB...... ..FURNIrURB
BIZ HILLE a THOMAS. /.
CHAs c. HILLE. Auctionesr.
DAILY. ~ 10Y o'clock, In their saiesreen.
~ l67 Poydras street. will be sold = .....-....-.
A General Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD fURNIrUkb.
such Bedstesds Bureaus Wsshstsnds. Armors Chairs
Tables Csrpets Mating Dining Furniture
Safes Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, etc
ConsianmeBts Of new goods continually arriving
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CALDwELL's ExrxACT.

An on which restores Cray Hair 10 IN original Soaos
Fer sails b. al druggists sad ct shs DsDs, Of
FELIX SAXON,
No. IA B,ron.s s.rsss nsss osnsL
FEW ORLEANS. May a $50.
UaIdwsIpa Extraet.
HAVING analysed this on and IN my sxpsinsnss Az
Piled TT MYSELF recognise that II d Of the bes'
articles yet presented public for The purpose Of restoring
the hair 10 lie original oosr In sasnony which hsrss<
AMI my hgnstura
rp,.n.6 FYLrx SAXON,
Inporzx Of Human Hair southsn Emporium
q. H. CALDWELL Pstensss,
Hotel des Etr.rgsrs. No. lB Chartrss siresk
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AUCTION SALES.
M1N TG0MEHY BROS. q GU ssIEI
HORSES AND MULES

HORSES AND MULES
GREAT SALE CT ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR
MESS HORSES, WORK MULES, BUGGIEs. HAR
MEAS. ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. n co.
K n. Observation-Disclosures.
oHace-S9 Camp street.
THURSDAY. April 15sh. AZ hsirpast 10
O'Clock n, at p. Liners Stables, Grsver street. va
be sold-
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses, in pairs and single
Also-Elegsst Top and Open Buggiss Harness. Saddles.
Eg- T1Rss-oasa N 0. = rroasary N0sa..
FURNITURE. .FUREITUKE. ....FURN1UE1
nv MOKTGOAs NIX BIOS. a CO..
4 4. MONTGOMERY. kaetioooS
TTNHURsDAY. priI 18th. a. Il o'clock a.
NJ. their Auction Mart g Damp street.. wi Be solo
A general assortment Of HoUfEHoLD y kNIIOHe
resus h1nors Wsshstsnds Mahogany and walnut Te.s
sots Spring SEAT Shsrs Es' 0s,s sS sS tyg %
Brussels CsTpss fTenss Mirrors s..,rss.es Engra,
s 1ss xsS ct oISns nRS
Also
A. large InvOics Of Cottage BsdA Cane and Wood sss
ES-fsKxs-ossh in .. g. Treasury Notes
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED STALLION AND WELL
KNOWN As THE FASTEST AND UNEo JAILED
HURDLE RACER IN THE COUNTRY,
"EDRBORo."
AT AUCTION.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.
RM MONTGOMERY. AuetiOneer.
CUIDAY, April 10Th. mt 9 o'clock r. M.
4 in the Arena. at the Fair Grounds will be sold
The Justly celebrated Stallion and well known the fastest
and unequaled hurdle racer in the country,
EDlNBoRo,
Sired By Lexington dam Hymena by Yorkshire.
He is entered Tor the Memphis races
Reference TO his past career.
Hsg- TxKrs-Cash in Z. Treasury Notes
IN The MATTER OF JOIN L BARlsGBR.
SALE TO CLOSE BUSINESS ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
HEALTH
! rHB DESIRABLE LOCATED BUnINGs AND
GRoUsDs. WELL KNOWS As THE FOUNDRY
OF JOHN L. BARINaEE. SITUATED
AT THE CORNER OF MAGAZINE
AND NorRE DAME SITS.
| ONE LOT OF GROUND WITH BRICK WAREHOUSE
/
| JOSEPH AND JULIA STREET.
| AT Auction.
ny MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO..
| n. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auctoneer.
Tss 81 pes1kfk aFil So q sS;SssaE
4 = Gsr Pok afs OF together with
al the Building. .Sd imprOss%sns snsson Sssd v sns
p 81 IN s Dame IN s s
he Of sns s PsSs e.:
Ines in deph and oni Notrs Dame street. 5, feet
Dsh: in GsDS on SIS1 the s .se ns and
lnss in depth on tinus.iOn 81 the ds line ana
The iSSToS,@snts conss. Of the Twos.oy Brick Build
a.. GENT cfsTA Hs'i LOT 'S OF SRo9S with :.
city, In The square bOundea By Magazine $. JOSEPH Con
sss xs9sss sna Ss' By sph snsSs
ssd inss sstv.sa parallel OOns'
TsRx.-ons. third cash bslsncss and months
y, special Ros.ss i also Iss,inz n
eve cent at.orIsys clause me 70 DC hsp' "
Flsrs hbiisd 2. place Of .as Act q sale before n
.luding the 5. Revenue stamps
In THE MATTER OF JOHN L. BARINGER.
SALE TO CLOSE BUSINESS ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
HEALTH.
TIE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES
|
wpLL-KsowN FoUkDRY OF JOHN L. BARISaEE
Situated on the
Corner of Magazine and Notre Dame streets,
| | CONTAINING THE STOCK IN TRADE. TOOLS AN
INPI EMENTs.
Appertsinirg 20 9 Well Stocked and Arranged sOundr
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E. F. MtuNlER'S SALES.
VALUABLE IMPROVED LOTS

On
CUsToNHOUsE STREET, BETWEEN PRlEUR AND
JOHNSON STREETS.
And en-
COLUMBUS sTBEET, BETWEEN ROMAN AND
PRIEUR STREETS.
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BY u. +. HHEUKIER.

=
AUcroSErR
Once, 81 Cus,omhoase strcet-
CATURDAY, April II. 1889. at = o'clock
- NJ. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION kXCHAhGt
rotunda Charles HOteD 81 Charles street, 20
tween GrAvier and Common streets viii be sold:
I A CERTAIN Lot OF q fOuND, situated In the Sec
ond District CITY, Designated by the No. of square
NO bounced BY Canal Preur CusOmhouse md Johnson
plan BY Pile surveyor, dated lst OF
May 1870 depo.ied the ONCE OF David cCay lats ne
tsry public this CITY, said lot ssssurng American meas
ure swestyeven feet ak inches 'front.' on Cnsomhouse
hundred and six feet eight inches dse between
parallel lines; together with AL the buildings and improve
ments thereon - per plan - the Exchange
2 CERrAIN LOT OF GROUND In tbs Third Districe
of this city the No. Is o. No TO- which
Roman Pr Columbus and Lehape sreets
on pan by Louis Surgi, on the 3th 81
June. the Office Of a Ducste notary puo-
iic said lot measuring Anerca measure thrtytwo feet
Eve inches lines front Columbus street BY oue
hundred tyeevsn inches and sx ines and
half in depth bstwesn parallel lines together with all hs
buildings and improvements thereon, ss per plan the Ex
change - =, 4,
Iar TrRxs COMMENSURATE cash In y: 3 =:
remainder al years credit IN inc
oths purchase PAYABLE 30 his order bearing per
Interest till paid, secured by mortgage ana
vendors Ven. cfnutc 81 per cont
caseof Of sut the .suidngs to be insured for tneif
full value and the policy transferred ia vendor.
het 81 sale hsfOrc notary puonc ~ inc ekpon>@
OF the purchaser, fncfudius U-isss es-t-- STAMPS
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ADVERSE REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY coMNIrrEs-
ONE OF HIS NOMINEES FOB OFFICE IN THIS CITY
A NOTORIOUS swEDLBR.
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wAsHrNsTON GOSSIP.

Washington dispatches of the 10th say
ASHLEY CONFINED AS GOVERNOR OF MONTANA.
A desperate fight was made against impeachei
Ashley, to be governor Of Montana. but he was
confirmed by one majority. The Senate spent
from midnight till O'Clock this morning discuss
ing his case. Edmunds, OF Vermont, and Others
denounced him severely.