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Very respectfully submitted.
PAUL WILLIAMSON.

The Princess Editha Montez tells Wash.
ington correspondent that on her first ar.
rival in New York she sent a note to Prince
Erie, who called upon her with his carriage
at the comfortable hour of 10 P. M, and
asked her to 60 out riding with him. This
she refused to do, but she accepted the offer
of his box to see the Twelve Temptations"
next evening. and was surprised to find her.
self and the Prince the sole occupants. She
proposed going to smaller and less retired
box; but the Prince thought they could
talk better alone and snug. The converse.
ton, however, could not have been very
satisfactory, for his Highness went out by
and.by, and forgot to come back, and after
the audience had departed, Princess Editha
with difficulty CROPPED her way out and went
back to the hotel alone.
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THE MELLEN-wARD EMB1ZZLF.
~ 3 ryrE MENT. e. rs r0L4

Trial ana Sentence OF MeIlen and Ward
In Boston for sEAbezzlement-Eseh
Sentenced to Two Years' Imppfsoh-
ment. and to Pay a Fine of One Hun.
dred Thousand DO1IaFs-Strange Turn
of Fortune-From abe Pariors Of
GaIety 10 she Cells OF = Prisoa.
The following letter to the New York
Herald shows how sterniy justice is admin.
istered in Boston: -5
BOSTON, June IL, S70.-Commercial and
financial circles have been greatly exer-
cised and pleased to-day at the uLreienting
administration of justice to. Charles Mellen
and Charles H. Ward, a couple of govern
ment defrauders. They were at the head of
the firm of Mellen, Ward & Co., old and we'll
known, and, in conjunction with . julius
Hartweil. they managed to clean the gov
eminent out OF one hundred thousand dol
lars, some three years ago. The facts were
published in the Herald at the time, and
were followed by card of denial from the
accused, but their plea of not guilty was
not sustained by either pubic opinion or an
impartial and just trial. They were con-
victed, and. in spite of wealth, position and
friends, sentenced to mild but not unrea-
sonable penalty for deliberate. premedi
lated and fashionable crime. Their cOpart.
ner III the fraud was not sentenced, for the
reason OF his non-appearance in court, but
he WIN be brought to the bar on Monday,
and probably be as severely dealt with as
mir. MelleA and Mr.. Ward have been. The
scene when. the parties sentenced were
called up wasAOne which will long be re.
membered by the friends of the criminals
and the commercial men who were present.
The clerk called the name of Julius Hart.
well, but the defendant did not respond.
Z. M. Morse. Jr., his counsel. explained to
the court that his client was absent some.
where in Pennsylvania on business con.
nected with the Connecticut Mutual Life |
Insurance Company, and not having re-
celved sufficient notice of the action of the |
court, Mr.. Hartwell was not able to. be
present. Mr.. Hilliard, the District Attnr
ney, said he should take no action nor make |
any motion, under the circumstances, but
should move for Mr.. Hartwell's sentence
imme lately on his arrival in Boston
The court Judge Clitford) then said that |
persons convicted of crime and not-se
tenced were under obligations to appear at |
the time appointed for that purpose. The |
defendant was then defaulted upon his own |
recognlzance, and the court said it would I
su1er the matter to subside, it being under |
stood the government attorney acquiesced 1
IN the suhciency of the reasons for the non
appearance OF the accused.
Inc names of Mellen and Ward were then |
called, and the defendants passed into the 1
oock. Mr.. billiard said it was now his
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
Iel8 jy3 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

Mcknight. widow of augustus N. Denouyi on
SIxrA DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
the sixth for the parish q osesa
ss and sss :''s ssi.ns Ro III
it u e.. On
DAY. July 6. 1870. It twelve o'clock NJ, the toll
EDEs Of CF
ways. privileges ana advantages thsrsunto belong:
being il tie First District Of this city ID square
bounded BY Fulton, Lafayette. Front and airod
and ssven Of certain portion Of gro md situate in
the aforementioned square. and designated By the
Beard. duly csrtliisd BY Hugh Grant is.s surveyor.
dated the twelfth January. lsS2 and deposited in
known Is the Delta Warehouse. said four lots
s%o inches
lines front Fulton street, twenty four feet
S s.S On
Der three and one hundred and eighteen feet Two
twenyfour feet two inches and lines front on
two inches and sI lines IN depth on the line divd
ing il from lot number four. and one hundred and
on the line dividing It from lot number s,a.
Lot number six has the same front, both on
Fulton and Front streets. by one hundred and
eighteen feet four inches and seven lines in depth
on the line dividing it from lot number five. and
one hundred and eighteen feet seven inches in
depth on the line dividing il from lot plumber
And lot number seven has the same front both
Fulton and Front streets. by one hundred and
eighteen feet seven inches in depth on the line
dividing it from lot number six; and one hundred
and eighteen feet nine inches and two lines in depth
The above property was acquired lointly BY the
late Charles d. Yancey and V. H. Rodes, in the
~ nuo md AoA half
the following manner, viz:
Lots numbers two and three. On the twenty.fourth
of December, 1855. from John Coleman BY an act
passed before T: O. starke, notary public in this
city of new Orleans. by an act passed before q. B.
Cenas late notary public in this city, or the thirty
first March. 1883. subsequently said property was
acquired BY the late Augustus N. Denouvian BY
purchase at public sale made by Nicholas j. Hoey
auctiopeer rs per two several acts of sale passed
on the fourteenth May, 1866.
Seized in the above suit o. ..
Terms-Cash on the spot. .....-
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
je4lsjye Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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s. II. Joyce W. kearny, Blols IL Co.. ct nj.
Il ish of Orleans, no. ls0a-BJ virtue OF writ OF
neri fsslas to me directed by the honorab the
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises hereinafter desg
mated on MONDAY. June ~, 1870. at five O'Clock
THE CONTENTS OF WAREHOUSE No. ISL
Mauazine street First District of this city consist
ing Of Cement, GLASS. White Lead Varnish, Rosin,
Pitoh ETC., as per inventory which may be seen in
my Office.
Seized in the above suit. .aa
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je15 % 26 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans No. 30s4-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable the
seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
mouse streets in the Second District OF this city,
on NONDAY. June q, 1870, at twelve O'Clock N,
the to'loEing described property wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the
improvems nts thereon. rights privileges and appur
tenances ,hereuuto belonging or in any Wise apper
tanning. situate in the faubo urg Avart. Sixth Dis
srics OF this city Gate Oty OF yemersGh; IN .ns
Upper Line streets, designated as lots numbers
nineteen to twenty inclusiyey, of square num-
Der thirty; on pan drawn by William Forshey,
veyor, and deposited IS plan number nine, ia the
office of G. q. Ladrsyere. late notary in this city
measure each thirty feet front OF Camp street. by
one hundred and five feet in depth. and lot number
twenty.four measures thirty feet and nine inches
front on Robert street, BY one hundred and fifty
feet in depth. Being the same property acquired
By A. O.. Wilbur BY purchase from BENJAMIN J
passed before Thomas l. Beck, then notary public
in this city. 5s .5s.-..t ~. ~ "a
Seized in the above salt. ~ 'ai+t
Terms-OaSh on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
my25 2s Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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EEMALE sUFFRAPE IN PA8LIA-
MENT.

Ii the House or Commons, May 4, IN TIT
discussion Of female suffrage, Jacob D
Bright, stated that among the municips
voters the proportion of women to men, was
in Bath, three to eight, which was thu
largest proportion; while the smallest was
in Walsall, where there was one woman te
22.9 men. - From these facts he de
duced that male supremacy was not endan-
gered by female votes. He argued tina
votes in England were but a representative
Of property and its rights and that injustice
prevailed by debarriDg it's owner on account
of sex from voice in its responsibilities
He urged that 1t seemed to be an anomaly
that qualification which worked
such magic in the case Of men
was wholly imperative in the case of women,
no matter how much Intelligence or proper
ty they might possess. Something like an
answer would be given to the claim he now
preferred II it could be shown that women
did not bear some of the burdens borne by
men; but he was not aware that that was
the fact. he knew that 1t would be said
that women did not take q part in defending
the country; and he replied that men were
not bound to defend their country. The
business Of defense was voluntary with the
men, and the women contributed 70 the
public exchequer some portion of the money
which enabled the State to maintain men
for its defsase. Moreover, some women
had performed services in the hospital,
which were almost as necessary as those
rendered in the camp. and women wonld
ever % Iouno ready lor tnat Klno OF service.
Great anxiety had always been shown by the
man N nosaass thu franchise becausa tbav
81. 49,. - .s. :. 49,. s $3.50, 10y
ie'' 'ns' 'ney ouSA' W nsSe con'Fol over
the expenditure OF the revenue, VIII ich was
raised by the taxes thev were c,lled on to
nav heceusa tho ,svs ~. p.-,;o,,on.
aafiscta5 thS vhoia "S liz rso,,ia md ~
c.nse excins;cn from, the rsnch;,,o " 1.s IL =
. r,s,S ~ ,ocrs, insar;nr y Was tt..o -
rssson vhich men nrced ~ r"ss.s.inc ~
fsssch,.a ,wh;oH ~. a;a So. or Ross1ssns .n9
=. sr.ste, scr"a q. ~ ~ ~ appty VIII oqunl
m,rSt he ssked vhst sdvsntao" wo,Ia 8. ~
n woroer - Ia odn;tteS r;,S;r AZ la;
cal nsiaS Sucb nnast;on 49, ~ u.s p0 az
nnnrelectors haforo fba nss.;nSP - ~ d. DE-
form Riii and Tho ineopaj;t;sss - the i ts0
between voters and nonHvotars ws a., w, nc, NV
mnch then "a thew now wera be,wean 40. 81
ana wo,man - Iat th uUw WEI Ie.w NEE men
affsctino marred wn,r 9ns1 The sn1 Law law rs
woman in this countrv e w.s .ccord; nrrieu
law in the nositinn os o. raoro ~ ~
southern States of xmer;c. ha9era ,ha ~ o; tle
war. She had not the contro, IF ~ ,or vs,
of her nroneriv nor the noss os GuJ pyfuon
farthinr Of her earnings poeS Tar h - ons
however uninteilioent and wor.biass i
the absolute control of her and her None.
Tha Honse U.S. nrohs 1 ,,n anu ner money:
the inst;ce of this c,sIr5S %~t tha.n % 70
ore.; d;ffsrance haswaan ~ .he,e was
sui H sn u f;nd;no q ramsdv "oAno~'eugng Ill
w Ne ren;aS - the ssser,;o,, .,.. .,.,,
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y graduate Of the ,yniyers!ty Of Copenhagen,
Padua, Italy. Office and residence No. LIS Royai
street. Office hours from nine to ten O'Clock A
NJ, and from twelve to three and from six to seven
P. II. Consultations in English, German. French,
Spanish. Italian and Danish. Hs.ins been Uhy
sician in Danish men. of war in the East and West
Indies, he is thoroughly acquainted wi tn the trsst
ment Of yellow fever and lung affections. Haviqo
passed several years ss assistant physician Of -
Hospital of the celebrated Professor Ricord, =
Paris, DR.. Billie offers to cure all kinds Of womea
diseases, diseases of the liver. and private diseas
after Q new, sure and quick method. jazz ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

They have an original way of doing things
in Plaquemines parish, IS the following from
the Empire Parish, journal which earn.
estly opposes the removal of the Courthouse
from Pointe ala Hache, clearly shows.
We copy the display headings,
- PUBLISHED BY. AUTHORITY
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Tsrms-Oash On the spcs -, .v o.
isls is 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orteana

trH johanna -hsydsa. wife OF Edward Bay
y ism Of 0rlsas. Nos.. lSo2 and lsoa-By virtue Of
I've xrits Of Teri i;cis e directed by tn: Hon
proceed 70 ssll public auction. 4 ne Merchants
Il Js
At twelve o'clock N. the following described poop
IA, VERyAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
and appuftsnsnoes thereto belonging, situate in the
First District of this city in the square bounded by
ssssn.tsd 3 ios lumber saistsss on o'.n dss~:
By Q. A. edin. architect dated March 90 1858, and
public in thi: city. and measures ihirtyons feet
three and one.hsh inches front on Thalia street, b
6sn Of pSn Of
y As BY
sethsr with oil the buildings and Improvements
in o. sss es n rs
square bounded BY Thsha, Mslpomene Liberty and
4
measures thrtytwo feet front on Liberty street. BY
posed Of the rear portion q The oss nnmSsr. eleven
AND twelve. on tn: plan hereinabove referred to.
hTn 6sr ss ~
chase from Asa Payson: BY act passed before VII
aa% s rsscy Poonc In TINS CITY. on tne
8 A OEkTAIN PORTION OF GROUND
together with the improvements thereon and ap.
purtenAnces thereunto appertAining, situated in
the same District and square, composed the whole
OF the lot designated by the number SIX on . plan
drawn by A. kngiehart. dsted the sixth Of April,
l849 and deposited in the Office of W. Chrsty. then
notary public IN this city % plan number fifty six
Of Book of Plane No. 2, and the rear portion of .
half lot Of ground desgnstsd BY the number six on
plan dra~n BY George 7. Dunbar, then Surveyor
of the Second Municipality. deposited in the cfice
OF A. Mszureau. notary public in this city. Said
portion OF ground measures about thirty-one feet
seven inches front on 1nsiia street; ABOUT thirty
two feet two inches in width in the rear BY about
one hundred and fifteen fest IN depth.
he lot designated BY the number six, on the plan
in the office of W. Christy. late notary as afore-
said, was acquired BY the said defendant Martin
Carey, BY purchase from Carl Kohn, by an act
passed before W. l.. Poole, notary public in this
city on the tenth of April 1882 and the lot desig
mated as the number six, on the plah in the Office
of A. Mazureau, notary public in this city, a.
aforesaid was acquired BY the said defendant Mar
TIN Carey, BY purchase from Henry Cassidy BY an
act passed before said w L Poole. notary public in
this city. on the twentythrd November. 1850 AZ Of
longing to said defendant darcy and his deceased
wife, Bridget Cais the whole being liable for the
JUDGMENT herein rendered. 80
Seized in the above suits.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
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eHERIFF'S SALES,

i. q. RasAa e. ~. ~ Reassek Q. Hvgsss
TMFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
ps4;.h q ulIssSs, Nc. D.s2e by virsss y 8
ALIAS writ Of 6sri iasiAs 70 ne direeted ,by Ne
nsrisn Of Orissns, II ths above .sstitlsd lnusA.
I Win proceed p sen q public snstsen; e
street. between Canal aud Customhouse streetA u
the Second Dissrict Of this city. on SATURDAY.
June q. ls70, at twelve o'clock H., the fouowins
's Al TH RYp SiShf, TITLE AND lrTERE3T
Of said dsfendant Patrick = Nugget. IN and g tns
Suit OF r. g. Nueont w. the city Of New Orleans, b.
ing No. ls,275 Of the docket Of the Hobosable the
Fifth District court for the parish OF OriSanS,
wherein said def6ndaat claims tw6nty-sesen thou
sand two hundred and three dollars and seventy.
6vo cents 1921, 2O3 -, and interest. yi' - tN
Seized in the sb0vOUuit.
3orms-Oash on the SPOT, .xss.y-T 49,. a.1sL
THONAS L. MAXWELL.
slAl925 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrlssaA
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4sip @rlsxns &spablka,a
lFFiclMs JOURNAL OF TIVE UNITED SIAikS.
nFFDcal JOURNAL oF the sTATEM LOUISIANA.

The following poem, written BY gentle.
man whose literary ability is. we'll known
and appreciated in this city, was read q the
late decoration ceremony ct Pittsburg:l
- DECo1ATIOU DAY.
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Me- wAHIr'
MALE HYSICIAE,
No ESQ Canal Straet

Positively cures the most obstinate chronic dis
esses, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc., Ant
her remedies have never failed. Ladies s1fsrins
from Stoppnge Of the Menses can he speedily -:
lieved. Patients can be accommodated with gooo
rooms and board. nay8H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Strangers visiting the city and wishing medical o.
surgical aid wall call at the Southern DispensaEy.
70: 20 Carondelet street. near the corner Of 81
oil chronic that may call If within the reach Of
medicine or surgery. Consultations are given 70
gratis. Letters giving description Of case. and con
tanning i've dollars will meet with attention and
medicine sent BY express. .+
P.A.-I will give free consultations Ut my drug
store, No 266 St. Charles street, corner of Delord
street. from half past ton to eleven O'Clock
je22 " j. 4. LOCKWOOD n. ID.
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Majority.

Majority. .................... 80
The result was received with loud cheers.
The bill was then read a second time, and
the committee fixed for Wednesday next.
We lay these matters before our readers
thus briefly that they may see how our Brit.
ish cousins are revolving the social revolu-
ton, which is now the stirring theme of the
dAy. ,--E =. AK.
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\ GREAT IMPROVEMENT

CARRIAGE WAYS. BASEMENT
AND WARRHousE FLOORS. oEkErKRY
AND GARDEN Wales. SCHOOL YARDS
ETC. --s (.
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VxyALTER H. ARMSTRONQ.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 81 Gagaxlns Street, New Orl,
oc2l 6m
BAKERS,
oREMIUM BAKERY,

0REMIUM BAKERYs
0. M. REDON. PROPRIETQ
III Rousseau street. Fourth
nm long established Bakery contin1
etc its. right to the name. The FAST
ID& WHITE BRAD was awarded
- the Fair Of 1870. being the third M
ii u - this kind received by him in ia
Lis superior Steamboat Bread is ia
it n 8 been used.
IL ,sSiAl attention given TO maxi
CraSAefA etc., and furnishing
DEALS Il MyLLER HAY
~ ~ porvices of the celebrate
Bak4Ts NJ John Westrup. late
H1eouH 8Akery," are prepared
ton TO thar large and varied asi
and CRACKERS, the follow
AlSuux1. fresh made and NJ
English ARROwRooT,
English WINE BISOU1
English BUTTER BISG
English LEMON BlsC
English GRAHAM BIS
English SPICE NUTS.
English WATER WAX
Isle Of Wight CRACK,
Pat up in one pound pap
cases, packed for shipment.
Nos. s. 6 an
Depot: No. % Canal stree
mhH Su&Thlm
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Alfred c; mCbertson ys; JSnfs u Pine.
p ger OF d. {Emiiy Jane Robinson wife OF W. W.
FreeM An and w. w. EreamAAl

A1A6&0 Os 1COSGkoOW W. - o9Eo J100G.
ger ct 81. tEmIy Jane Robinson. wife Of W. W.
Freen An and W. w. Freeman).
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish Of Orleans, no. g. seq BY virtue Of writ OF
heri facias to me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in, the above entitled cause. I will proceed to
sell 1t public auction. q toe Merchants and Auc.
tionesrs' Exchange: Royal street. between Cans!
this city, on WkDNESDAY. July 20, ls70. a. twelve
o'clock H.. the following described property. 70
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. designated
BY the plumber ten on plan Of J. Communy, sur
yeyor. dated March !. lss1. in square number four:
teen in the Fifth District Of this city date town OF
Alsiefs) me surfing. IN American msssurs, thirty
feet front on Peter srsst by depth Of one hundred
a 0NE,AALF OF THt LOT deaignatsA by ths
number eleven, Of said plan. sitnAted IN the same
square and district, and adjoining the shove Do
scribed lot, measuring. French measure, fifteen
feet front on Peter street. by depth Of hundred
and twenty fost, between parallel linss. .,-s !
Together with the buildings and improvements
on said lot number ten and the hAK OF lot number
Seized in the above suis u belonging to defend
ant. Emily Jane Robinson. wife Of ". ". Frss-
man. II 3D.
Tsrms-Oash on the spot. ~ ~ az
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The City Of Rev OsleaAs ~ HARVEY
E1sr4 DISTRICT o Ss}1si FOR TIE PARISH
Of teri facas to me directed By the Hon.
orab,e the Fifth District COURT for the pa.I:!ha
proceed to sell q public auction, 81 the Msr
Snsns: snG ATctaosssE' E.Shanss. Royal stT:sss
Second District OF this city. on TUESDAY. July
ls7o It twelve o'clock H.. the following Described
a CERfAiN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First Municipal District. third assessment district
in square number one hundred and eighty. bounded
measuring twenty.ssven feet front on st Charles
street. By one hundred and fifty feet in depth. To.
thereon. ~ ~ =. 1850 .|I
Seized in the above suit. IL -at-.--.f . .4.+
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
SCI --.-1T q THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
je3 6iy5 . Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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DUPTURE CURED.-WITH AN EXPE
II rience of more than twelve years. practice in
the treatment and cure of RUPTURE and HER
and security, and more rapid improvement than
can be obtained of any other person appliance in
the south. without regard to thc age OF the patient
the cure of every species Of human deformity on
hand or made to order. -.
Gall or address, with stamp, for circular, DR.. T.
ST. G. FERkISS, Office No. l6 ST. Charles street. up
stairs. Hours from 10 A. d. to p. III. my3l "