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The Steamship Samaria Disabled or the
Irish Coast, but Relieved.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte's Trial and Ha-
beas Corpus Of the Prosecutors.
French Diplomacy Towards the Holy Zee and
Active Negotiations with Rome.
Turkish Mission to the
Eternal City.
FRANCE.

Prince Pierre BonRparte Presented for Trial.
PARIS, March 90, 1870.
Prince Bonaparte has arrived ut Tours IN charge
OF an ofTicer OF the,oendar'nerte and accompanied
by chief onlcer OF the police.
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THE RICHMOND TROUBLES.
A Platoon Of EliysOn's Police Fired
Upon by a Crowd Of Negroes.
One Policeman and Three Me-
groes Killed.

RICHMOND, March 20, 1870
All matters In relation to the Mayoralty imbroplio
are in stdtu quo. crowds nave generally dispersed,
except on street corners near the station house IN
which Chdhoon IS tntrenched.
With one Of these gangs a collision has just oc-
Cured. patrol OF Mayor Ellyson's police were
passing alleyway. the neighDorhood OF Jeifer-
son street. when several shots fred ut them by
the negroes. killing special policeman Richard o.
Bush and slightly wounding detective Knox. The
police returned the re, but with what effect is not
known, as the negroes Immediately ned. This
nelghborhood Is chiefly tenanted by negroes, ana as
soon as tho police arrived at the alleyway the lights
ia the houses were all pus out and The negroes
poured in volley, with the above result
The feeling among the special police is much
aroused by the loss Of their conrade at the hands Of
negroes, but the camness and decision OF Mayor
Eyson iully controls 1t. II il the opinion Of OF
the captains that two or three negroes must have
been killed by their fire.
Negroes having arms In their possession are now
being brought in. Quiet prevails in every other
quarter Of the city.
Additional Particulars of the Negro Assault ON
Eilyson's Police-'rhrce Negroes Killed and
Several Wounded.
RICHMOND March 20--Mldnight.
The attack upon Mayor Ellyson's police tonight
proved to be more formidable than was al first
supposed The negroes assaed them with bricks
at the same time they opened fire. and wounded
several Detective Knox was struck with brick
after he was wounded, ana he supposcs he shot and
killed the negro who threw 1t.
From all sources OF Information it is positively
ascertained that three negroes were killed outright
In the encounter and several wounded.
In the early portion Of the night the negroes IN
the vicinity OF Chahoon's fort stoned the Eliyson
pohce when tney commenced TO light the gas lamps
OF the city ana from that time they were rlotous In
their demonstrations until the collision took place.
A visit to the scene OF the encounter at midnight
found all still and quiet, ana not living soul could
be seen, and lights had generally been extineuished
! III the residences.
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gress VIM let them alone. We are doing wen
enough now. We are paying the debt at the
rate Of nearly hundred millions year and
are approximating specie basis. Why, then,
disturb this state Of things? Too much legis-
iation Is an evil. 1t operates much as the
practice Of some quacks who physic their
patients to death. Let well alone should DE
the motto Of every member OF Congress.
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A DANGEROUS L0CALIrY.-The mardsrous
and cowardly assault committed upon Major
LELAND on Saturday night, by one Of those ruff
fans who prowl in the vicinity Of Prince and
Mercer streets, knowing that there is safe
asylum in the sporting crib" at that corner, is
but single example out of many which might
be quoted to show the extremely dangerous
er's refuge in question is well known to the
police, and this is not the first time that
rufIians have escaped them through its
friendly assistance. Any respectable citizen
may be assaulted in like manner il he venture
near this mnrderous locality after dark The
police are evidently afraid of its .denizens or
they would have been driven out of it long ago.
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Public Excitement.

LONDON March 20, 1870.
A despatch from Tours reports that the city Is ex
cesslvely crowded with strangers eager to witness
the trial OF Prince Pierre Bonaparte
The railroadtrains to that point are overloaded
with passenger.
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France stni ut tho Door.

K0ME, March 20, 1870.
The answer to the note or Count Daru demanding
admission of French representative TO the Council
has not yet lett Rome, IA was reported.
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GERM ANY.

The Scbeidt Dues Abolition Treaty.
PARIS March 90, 1870.
MecKlenburg has ratified the treaty for the aholi-
ton of the Scheidt dues.
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Light frOu, Rome.

PARIS March 20, 1870
The Marquis de Bannevie, the French Ambassa.
dor In Rome, IL expected to arrive here to-day. lie
has received d congo for eight days. and has been
summoned hther for consultation.
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The Controversy Between General Canby aud
Governor WuiiScr-rhe Formers Right 10
Interfere Denied.

Interfere Denied.
RICHMOND, March 90 1870.
Governor walker has sent reply 10 General
Canbys letter IN which the Governor quotes all The
acts OF Congress on the subject TO show that General
Canby had no shadow OF authority TO Interfere with
the municipal affairs unless called on by the Legs-
ature State authorities; has he any authority
In the orders issued 10y the President the Secre-
tary OF War. He says It IL clear from letter writ
ten by General CanDy to Mayor Chahoon on the 18th
inst, that General Candy had determined TO
protect Clahoon IN exercising the functions OF
an 0Hico which, Hnaer the laws OF the State
he did not and could not mold. Governor Walker
says that as tue chief executive oicef OF the state
he Will see i.s laws faithfully performed, and when
ne finds the power OF the State Inadequate ne VIII
call IN the aId OF che United States lie contends
that IN n municipal difference IN New York neither
General CanDy nor any military officer would have
tterfered. should it be do.e III Virginia state
That stands on the same footing In the Union with
any other An appended letter from Mayor Eiiys0n
states that General Canby, on the night OF the 1Tth
inst, SAID he would get Chahoon's fricads to advise
hm to Withdraw his men from the station house
and Efiyson should discharge hts special police aud
take possession. The next day General Candy him
self took possession
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From the Orient for n PIacebo.

From the Orient for Piacebo.
ROME, March 20, 1870.
the arrival Is expected here from C0nstantlnople
OF an agent OF Ali Pacha charged with obtaining
concessions to calm the agitation OF the Armenians
caused by the infringement OF their privileges BY the
Pspal Court.
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SPAIN.

Tue Clergy Brought to the Book.
Madrid March 20, 1870.
The ofrlcial gazette publishes decree requiring
the bishops and clergy TO take the oath TO the con-
stiIution within one month.
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Another Account.

RICHMOND, March 2o-M,dnght
dense crowd OF blacks standing all day around
Cahoon's headquarters, at the Third station house,
blocked up the streets that tonight Mayor Eyson
determined to clear them away. AT eleven
O'Clock he sent force of men there.
who proceeded to clear Jefferson street.
They were fired upon by the negroes. and
Richard bush. member OF the special force. was
Instantly killed and Captain william Knox wounded.
The Eys0n police then fired on the crowd, who,
after resisting the attack were driven Off. The ne
groes carried their dead and wounded II there were
any, With them. The poice succeeded In clearing
the streets, and at this time all Is quiet. Hush's
body was taken 10 The City Hall.
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ROME.
French Diplomacy.

ROME, March 10, 1870.
II is believed that the absence OF Marquis de
Banneville, sthe French Minister to the Holy See
will last three weeks.
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Hong Kong Markets.

HoSG KONG. Feb. t. /
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, March la 1870
EXCHANGE on London, ~. id. IS. 03sd Tor sixty
DAYS bills.
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Plenty Of Work on Hand.

KUNE, MITCH 70, 1910.
The Council discussion OF the twenty one canons
OF the Church will not begin until the Marquis dc
Bannevilie, the French Munster In Rome, returns to
the Holy City from Paris
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Reporting to tho UaiIerirr.

IAHI5 HdIVH 90 Io1V
Arrangements nave been made TO send telegraphic
reports OF the progress OF tue trial TO the Emperor
every two hours.
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THE STEAMSHIP SAMAR,A.
Disabled ma Under Tow.

UIsnBltJ ma THFVr TOW.
QUEENSTOWN, March 20, 1870
boat from the steamer Sanaria reached this
port at ELK O'Clock this morning. IT left the steamer
torry miles OF with her SHAFT broken.
TWO tugs have gone to bring her in,
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A.-First IN Elegance Of Finish, F;sSt 10
m federation OF price anJ frat The opiuoa OF
fashion s EsfEScHEIDs spring styles OF Dress Hat sst
Introduced at itS Nassau street
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The poor stranger who was found beaten badly on
the track Of The Erie Railway ana who was com
mtted to the county jail for alleged drunkenness
expired IN prison. at Hudson city on Saturday
night. Up to the moment Of his departure he was
unable TO reveal his name. Coroner Burns has the
case In nand now ana some light may be thrown on
the mystery IL Is universally believed that the ilaa
was murdered.
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Guarantee Rupture Cusc.--ilr. sErrmnn,s
method 6g7 Broadway Ts,nphets With pAot .xrapb, oc
cured mailed for ~ resis.
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Mr.. William Taylor who was 80 badly beaten in
his own restaurant at Jersey CITY, Saturday even
ing, Is stIl suffering much from his wounds, and "
III a precarious condition. Inc men Connel and
KInsley were artagned before the Recorder yester-
day and committed without bail 10 await the result
OF Mr.. Jayioris injuries The prisoners vehemcntiy
protested against Imprisonment, alleging that they
mad been snot at before commencing tue strug-te.
MIR. Ackerman has not yet been arrested.
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A Perfect TrHss. The "Kigxs TruAe,., No. 2
Barclay. El2so Stockiess 6uppu.ers, kc Established
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POR RTUGAL.

Aa Expedition to China.
LISBON March 20, 1870.
The Portuguese government will send an expe-
dition TO restore order OF Macao.
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Our special writers in London, Paris and
Madrid supply the very valuable and exceed
ingly interesting correspondence which appears
in our columns this morning. The letters are
dated TO the 9th Of March, They speak of
finance, art, love, marriage, dress, balls,
dances and American patriotic .tetes and di-
plomacy. Our London letter, which reports
the financial condition prevailing in Europe,
presents matter of great consequence. It is,
therefore, treated separately. From Paris
comes q very animated special account
of the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Field,
Of New York, in the French capital, con-
Guiding with many excellent and sage re-
marks on the happy effects which must
eusue towards the equalization of the social
balance of the world by such happy blendings
of free and educated transatlantic democracy
with the lineal aristocracy of the old lands
The Papal coin was refused generally in Paris.
Art was in triumphant elevation over French
political squabbles and the Cabinet difficult
ties and tactics of NJ Olivier were over
shadowcd, and, for the moment, unheeded, 6y
the light and the beauties Of the objects pre-
scented in the San Donate collection. Gcnera,
Sickles entertained numerous and gallant COM
pany at the United States Ministerial residence
in Madrid on Washington's birthday anniver-
aary. The American Minister, as will be
seen, was Everywhere" in the rooms, aud the
Stars and Stripes and the flag Of CASTLE, and
Spanish generals and Dons, and native and
American beauties, and orators and merchants,
and lawyers and Everybody" were COM
mingled in the most happy and anspicions
fraternity. Our special news budget is at all
points hopeful for mankind in general, and tor
the Cubans in particular.
COLLECTOR BAMRY.-Numerous arc the con-
lectures ventured by public opinion as to the
cause of Collector Bailey's extraordinary abb
sence from his Office, and, il is feared, also
from the city. Some tend to prove that the
tempting overtures made by the whiskey ring
were too strong for his mental power; others
fain would assert that the many threats
launched against him eventually turned him
crazy, and that he sought solace in flight. A
still stronger theory is advanced by many who
profess to be well posted in his manner of fill
iag bis oface--namely, that his line Of eoa-
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thenp aud MOsf IkelInhle IDvestment.-..
frst MORTGAGE seven Per Cent Bonds L.nisvlio saa
Nashville Railroad. This road 10 cf4rpt.tcd aud Lss bnsr
paying dividends the stock for .h past years Two
nhton dollars OF tho bonds have Rlusdy placed We
src Offering limited AmountA. s7x and interest,". For par
ncnafs apply 10 DRENEL, WINrIAOP A. co, No. IS Wall
street; JOHN J. CISCO son, No. 81 WaN street n
ALEXANDER & CO, NO. 10 Naysan street
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Personal Notes.

Montgomery Blair hansers after Congress again.
MI. A. II. IL. Stewart, OF Virginia, Ls TO become
a Washington editor.
Maoruderi il iccturiug IN New Orleans On Maxi
milan and CarlOta.
Jeff DAVIS new oook is to be about Mexico where
his main uDplcaSantless was with ls iather.lu-law,
General Taylor.
Judge Bdstecd is holding Bankrupt Court tn Mont
gomery, Ala. Nearly everybody In tne court there
is busted probably.
Judge Howe. wno charged the female grand Jury,
In wyoming, was an army officer during che war
beng colonel OF the one Hundred and Tw fourth
limos regiment.
Captain Ewing. In tue IMfaane county tDhlo) SEN
tTset, Offers to make the following waGer:--Flfty
dollars that there VIII be women III Gong ress Within
three years.
MISS Madaon Louisa stockwel. Of the Freshman
class of the University OF Michigan is twcnty-tnree
years Of age and IL treated with uniform courtesy
by her youthful classmates OF the sterner sex.
The Boston Post referring to Seward, says 1t is the
fresh niRety-day spirir OF the man that buOys HIM
up" That Is not what Seward hiusclf calls IT, nor
II II 80 nominated on the label.
Aaron Alpeora Bradley, the negro Georgia 'ex.
senator, intends residing hereafter IN south Caro-
lina as his resent visit to Columbia proved 10 bl IN
taat the preseit negro paradise was the legislative
nails OF south Carolina. Bradley is said 10 be n
native OF EdQsncd district, aud not iOrmer slave
vi the Hammond estate.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Proasiuent Arrivals in Thi. City Yesterday.
Senator b. +. Rice, OF Arkansas; Dr. Ortnsbey, OF
Albany; Colonel w. H. Sibey, Colonel ]. s. Merriam
ana L. Thompson, OF st. Paul; Dr.. Richardson OF
MassachuseItsi Colonel q. I. Pollard, of Alabama;
Senator A. J.. Clarke, OF Boston; Colonel W. 0. G..
Sidney, OF California, and General J. j. Peck Of the
United States Army, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel S. Geer, OF Pennsylvania Professor J..
Batchelor, Of Paris, and Major james Deveau. OF
Virginia, arc aJ the ST. Charles Hotel.
Colonel r. p Noah, OF Washington; c. S. Gale, or
Idaho; MAJOR s. f. Strong, OF Geneva; w. W. Mead,
OF the United States Navy; Colonel A. Arnett of st.
LOUIS; Major D. Curran, or Massachusetts, and Colo
ncl H. f. Hart, OF Alabama, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Judge John l.. Tacott, OF Buffalo; J. G. Howard
OF Troy, and j. 7. Rundett OF Boston, are at the ST.
Denis Hotel
G. NJ. RockfeHows Of syracase Captain II. RI.
Boardman, OF FAN River; ]. Clapp, OF Bingnamton,
and c. N. Yeamans or Massachusetts, are at tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor Smythe, Of New Hampshire; w. T..
Pennsylvania, are at the Hoffman House.
DR.. F. L. Wider, OF PORT Royal, SC; Alfred Ely,
OF Rochester; l.. r. Huburd, Of New Jersey, and e.
Foster Jones, OF Boston, are at the Coleman House
r. e. Bangs of South Amboy; h. X. Moore, OF tho
Uulred states Navy; ]. Thurman, OF Washington,
and Il. r. Aules, Of the United States Army. are at
the Astor HoNe.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.

Yesterday forenoon boy named Thomas Jeffcr.
son. aged twelve years, died at st. Mary's Hospital
III Hoboken from the effects OF injuries received by
being run over the Morris ana Essex Railroad by
a locomotive. HIS ley was amputated and locslaw
In, Fastening the boys death. His parents re
side in Hudson CITY. Coroner Crane will hold an
inquest to-day
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(r!styd8r0's uariyuIIed Hair Dye.-So.d
and opped his wig and scalp factory, No. House
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The Slime of the River Nile Is Nnt Moro
filthy and than the thick sediment OF tho hsi
coorrg preparations sod in darkcnsd bottles Ter ecpts,
PHAL0N'S VITALiA OR SALVATION FoR THE HAiR,
only article thai will the natural color gray
has sediment Il perfectly rsnsgscea kald bt al
dag. .ialS an tan<y gaojs d1sisgA
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Al an early hour yesterday morning officer Ryan
discovered smoke issuing. from the stable OF Judge
Allen, at No. Io2 Newark avenue, Jersey CITY and
soon after that the place on fire. by vigorous
exertions he succeeded IN quenchlng the flames be-
fore the bundles OF hay and other combustiDc mate
rails could be ignlted lie then found that lighted
matches mad been thrown through ventilaung
aperture into the stable where horses Al The
time. Had Tie wooden structure been consumed
the whole cluster oil houses would have inevitably
been burned down. All search for the rlilians WHO
attempted TO ire the place proved frutess, but the
people llvlng tbcreaDonts nave Strong SUSPICION Uf
some parties and wal nave them arrested
The ferryboat u. 5. Gregory left the Jersey CITY
Slip at eight O'Clock last evening tor Desbrosses
street, and had not been more than 800 yards out
wnen cry was raised that mad tunitJird over
board from the bow. The boat was stopped ropes
and life prcservers were thown out. but the man
after struggling for about nlnute disappeared
under tho water The deck hands are quite positive
thai the Individual was a man. while the walchinau
on the Union dock declares as positively tnat IL
II young girl, dressed la black SILK. as he saw the
body foat under tho dock and the hat sailing snort
distance of. The body has not been recovered. 1t
Il uncertain whether the individual coLutuitted
eide or wa, accidentally drowned.
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Pylo's q. X. soap, Dry and Hard, y snper-
srdns All otaer kinds. sold by grocsra syeywhcss Depot
10 VI MaslipgioD street.
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One Cold After Another will. with MAny
constitutions. sseAysy cstnb.iah tho sceda OF epnsuop
ton the sveen. Those Ia need Of n remedy VIII nad
JAySB's EXPEcTORANT one always prasapi, Thorough
afa sdisAcfoug Sold eyctyw1rre
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Promipent Depnrture..

Governor j. 4. HOFFMAN, for Albany; Colonel
Davis, tor West Point; K. W. Roach for Troy; II. a.
Buck and s. D. Caldwell for Buffalo.
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MARsHAL'S MONITIONS.

j. NJ. Peterson VS.. Steamboat Welcome.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of Louisiana, No. 962O.-In obedience to
an Admiralty warrant, to me directed in the ABOVE
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session
The steamboat WELCOME, now .libeled by J. u.
Peterson, for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court Of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person OF persons
having pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dig.
trct Court OF the United States for the District aiore-
said to be holden at the city Of New Orleans ON or
before the third MONDAY in October, 1870, to show
cause if any they have or csn why the SAID steam,
and be sold agreeably to the prayer of kbel-
ant and the proceeds thereof DO distributed ac-
cording to law.
thirteenth day of September, le0.
| 8. B. PACKARD
| sels a oes Is United States MArshaA
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN; SATURDAY, OCTOBER T. 1910
MEDICAL.

DUPTURE CURED.-WTTHA AN EXPERIENCE
II of more than twelve years practice in the
treatment and cure Of RUPTURE and HERNIA,
will guarantee more perfect reel coniorr anu he
obtained of any other person or appliance IN 'lie
South without regard TO the age of the patent, or
length of time afflicted. Also, instruments for the
cure of every species of human deformlty on manu-
OF made to ORDER - m
Call or address, with stamps, for circular, DI. T.
ST. c. FERRIS, office No. l6 st. Charles street, up
stairs. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 4P. NJ. my3l ~
CWEET OUININE IS A RECENT IMPROVE.
y ment: replaces the use of the Bitter Sulphate
Oujnne with which all are familiar. Dose for dose,
it is warranted fully equal in every way 70 blt'ef
Quinine, and like 1t, is the one
GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAIL1NG CUhh
For all diseases of malariOus or gin.
FEVER AND AGUE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
'h'AD kEMMiTTExT FEVER.
BILIOUS FEVER,
DUMB AGUE
And the long train of disorders following these
when neslec'e SWEET QUININE
Is NADIA so,eIv from Peruvian Bark $50 Is Bitter Qul'
nipe) therefore is of vegetable orl2in, ana no. :
mineral poison but, on the contrary, Is proven 70 Ue
one of the elements found in the blood OF all heatny
persons SWEET QUININE
Acts as an antidote to- well curer for r1aia-
rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption 81 when
by the lungs causes intermittent levers, w. AK
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use Of old Bitter Quinne is the entire alb
sence of that intense, persistent bitterness when
in the latter IL an nsurmOunta5le obstacle 10 its
use with most persons, and always with chlidren.
SWEET QUINTNE
Is in two forms-in powder for the Of physician
and druggists and fluid for in the family, ant
for the general public srEARxs, FAIR 4 CO.,
myl5 Manufacturing Chemists New York
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. james Emile
Darse-Third District Court fer the parish OF

The City Of New Orleans VS.. James Emile
Darse-Third District Court fer the parish OF
Orleans, No. 6332.
TOY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS,
u to me directed by the IloAorabe the
Third District Court for the perish OF orleans,
in the above entitled viii proceed to sell at
nublic auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhoIse streets in the Second District OF this
city on SATURDAY, October 8. 1870, at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property, to
W. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city, in squares mum
hers fis3 and 664 bounded by ST. Bernard avenue
Annette Robertson and Claiborne streets, measur
ing sixty.three feet eleven inches and two lines
front on Claiborne street, by ninety-six feet one
inch and six lines in depth Together with the u'l-
q FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in same
District and square measuring together, one hun
bred and tynne feet eleven inches and two lines
front on Robertson street, by ninety six feet one
inch and six lines in depth Together with AL the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Tho whole as per surveys and plans made by z.
A. de Armas, surveyor, deposited in the Sheriff
l office for reference. es
Seized in the above suit
Telms-Cash on the spot
sec % oes Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans