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THE TURF.
The IURF.
THE FLEETWOOD PARK TROTTING PURsES-THE
LIST OF ENTRIES.


The purses for the trOtting meeting to be
held the ncwyconstructed track at Merose, in West
chester County in the beginning OF July closed at the
New Bay House. seventh-ave. and Fortysecondst- last
evening There large assemblage Of owners and
trainers of horses present, and the suboined list will
show how abundanty the rich purses offered for compe
tition filled:
Of 500 oI her,es s.' aeeI ,o bitter than minutes
l. NJ Ro lens Charley Green. J. b. Maces b. Gwynae
purse Of 500 o better asei $500
to A ~1nsI $50 70 & sSSn 'S No 70 .De '1T d horse W Bor
Hen: J bf sy A 3 e. B D. r ASssSe H. Gsas
= j. ii. Hurteaks g. &. surrnse
Apur.e Of 900 for horses that never tro.,ed better than
D. seconds SlO tie winner so to iAe second and 500 to the
i t. MARTA. n E.et nArry u P HorTsest, st Capt
Giyie s. B. Daniels + ~ Topsy. g. W DO5les b. Col RIOS.
~ formerly Hop J. MaIEa, T. Carroll al g. e. G. Mhie, + 8
n Ma" Mare, H. oIiEs ~ Paien Chief IL
purse Of 5000 trt.i better than minutes %
seconds 500 the winner 700 to the secoud anu 300 the third
T. j. HwhitsOr. Clarence L Doty'. br Lady August.
B. Dn.T'r yisrs Girl o A netot. s.s 8 Fine
white. Cd. N. Fanny Perm TO- j. j. Boueu b. n Rose
fE hC,.e ~, that 1,,e' bette o thar AZ. mn 3
TO the third horse.
Toi B5 = l Rss Scar Boz N w.5 t e. G.Ss
smith w. LGys 6.. m Sse b bs B. T. o Msf en- I'm
purse OF 5000 free for the winner g. 200 TO
the third horse free l. D. Daniels m Amer
Girl 2 Chsmplans br g. George Palmer Dobles n
Goldsmith Mad.
NEWMARKET RACES.
LONDON, Nav AT the Newmarket Races the
Plate Of 30 sOyeTeigne three Odds to carry lO1 S
four-yearods l2l his five, and upward, l22 lbs 1850
yards was won by Nr. W. GOOdwins b. e. by Licyde-
out OF Miss Scon, three years; Mr. T. Browns b. CaUl-
dron by Newmnser out Of Hecate three years second.
Mr. Gi6sons b. T. Romance, by Lacydes out of Fiction,
three years, third.
Newmarket Sweepstakes, Lac walked over.
TIE Prince OF Wales stakes OF $50 sOyereigns each.
lyearod colts carry IL lbs; es, III lbs, with pen
atles and allowances miles i65 yards subscrbtrS),
was won by Mr. BOwes b. TOisOn dor, by Bnccaneer,
out OF Aud Acquaintance; Mr. Chapins d. Bertha, by
Young Melbourne, out OF Queen Mary, second; Lord
StamfOrd's ERADICATE, brother to CharnwoOd, third.
handicap plate OF 100 sovercgns, threequarters or
mile was won by Mr. W J. CrOwfords b. b. ckpjack, BY
Skirmsher out of Tghtit, aged Gen. PeelS b. +. Far
Away by Young Melbourne out of Maid of Masfam,
years second: Capt Kings br NinneT by Claiet out
OF Alma by Sutwith, years, third.
handicap plate for three yearolds and upward one
mile aud 5l3 yards, was won by Mr. Chaphn's en- c.
Countryrnau by stockwe out Of Village Lass years
old; Mr. L. MAYORS en- IN. Lady Hlgbthorn by Stock
well ont of Lady Elizabeth, years old. second.
gOr is strong fayOrite at to against the leid
for the Derby. -,
Cup.
For the 1000 guineas stakes Thursday, Mr. Lyndons
ch T. FriyOty Is the favOrlte; while Mr.. Merrys sun
shine was scratched to-day and Is out OF the race
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BrFpALo CATTLE MARKET-MAr &

The receipts Cattle moderate the market easy for hnyer. 81
sboo last weeks rases good shipping Cil sold AZ 10
"a % ose lot Of p-me Canadian brought 80 90 T Sheep
s-set was drm done The Hog market dull a.
- l m Shipping stock Extra 80 81, stock Pigs IN demand at
)
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Union Republican General CoTmttee.-A regular meeiA
will hell THURSDAY EVENING MAJ A. headquAr cot q
Broadway al O'Clock. The County CoHTennoa
will meoi on FRIDAY EVENING a. Z. look. - .
GEOKGs T. COhcHsoh, Secretaries JOHN Oo1hhAhb frSocst
BRows, JE
American Institnte-A Monhy Meeting Of this Insltuie VII
held THIS THURSDAY 5h inst o'clock a. is
III. Coop~r Buillng. GEO. PRYToN, Rec secJ.
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Ieaped from the front platform Of freight drawn
by dummy engine. belonging to the Hudson River Rail
road Company, fell beneath the wheels, which passed
over him. covering his head from his body. The mangled
remains were taken the Sixteenth Precinct Station
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M.lRRIED.

C0LrON-LOOMS-ou TUESDAY evening, April the residence Of
rtv. b, Res. A NJ. Cotton Of blsi1ampon, Mass
r Cotton Of Bro5hn Mss kmmi j. only daughter VI
samuel LloaIs O.. 81 sycamore, III
JlHNAON-MOEglS-Ou Wcluesay Sept % ief3 bv he Rev
Alr,ul,f Mclean hrsioh Mr. EdsA JOhlsou " M.s klai
L. AoI1s all VI BfvstIE
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Plants by Mail.
The Trophy TOssTo d3, IS dor, ~ angie pAIs e A.
H. wARisG, j., Ogden Parn, Newport, r l.
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POLITICAL.

COURT OF APPEAIG.
For CAsJ Jpsiso-HENRY X. SELDEN.
(Chnrles Mason,
<,, ,a... Charles Andrews,
W.T. hs'oo'"N Charles j. Fotger,
Robert =. Hale.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY IT.
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Wedding md Visiting Cards Initial stamping Vote Pops
wv EVyKDELLs lOi PULroST Old Durch CHUAch
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Jotn r. Henry, COLLEGE ploe " T. propr TOR Of he rgeS
Md word oIlI ~ Tvs s~f
sal-e' r-al preparation that minister's the health 'ni t-P7s
o. EJlg mdu.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning, and contains in addition TO the general news
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LIST, "a 81 4.s 5th 9Th It'll eth. 9th
M S7.GniI.....:::.SS Q Iii
Umprc-C. Hunt Eckfori Club. Time 20.
To-day-the Echford and Oriental at Union,
and Atlantic and Harmonic at CapitoIne.
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OI llc h'ths
FIRST PAGE Political
Cuba The Public Debt.
Editorial Notes The Mcfarland Trial.
News of the Week do XLIst CongIess-2d Ses-
nestle and Foreign. sion:
terrible Ter iDS' Calamity Agricultural:
sEc0SD PAGE American Institute
After Many Days" ,F Formers CluD; ,,r
Editorial: Horticulture anu MAI
A new M,cawber. ket Gardening.
Brought TO Justice. What Know of Farm
ha sSob me! ''' '''''"7 The Farmer Feedeth AL
Eugenia. SEVENTH PACE.
General Notes. New-York Cattle Market
New Publications: Real Estate:
Adyertisements Advertisements.
The Bible in India Three O'Clock III the Morn
The Protestant Meeting ing
THIRD PAGE. EIGHTH PAGE.
A French Hymn Albany Cattle Market
Foreign Correspondence; Boston Live etoeA Mat
G fTsatI Rrtap. Buffalo Cattle Market
Home Interests. thcago Satte Marhoe-
Mr.. Ilncoln's Religion. Cotton Markets
To the Terrestrial Globe. Commercial Matters.
FOURTH PAGE. European Marhet ,
Josnph Mazzini Other Markets
our Future Beef. Miscellaneous Advertise
What "a are Good Times, New-York Horse Market
The Rival Chiefs. y. y; wholesale Prices
FIFTH PAGE Philadelphia Cattle Mar
Announcements. ket MI,
Marriages and Deaths The Dry Goods Trade.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
is printed a large doubemedum sheet, making eight
pages OF six broad columns each. IL contains ar nG I'M
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The Full Reports Of the American Institute Farmers
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Leonard =. DaHOn's NEW 1UhK NHIKIA, or1ef
Newofs d Pa per dolcs, HANDMADE Sel for
la and elsu blank q I'll up.
NOTICE
SenIrO orders NEW YOKE" SHIRT o
all offered for sale and
NJ unless autograph tbe slrt and written
Z the LEONARD ;. BALLOU, Ag~ns.
- ~, -. C~iebra,et y. Y. :" snd
'"''u''' " "e the New Yoke" shin.
ONLY DEPOT. Pc BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Temporary removed ~ Broal Wal rspsirsl
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SENATOR REvELs IN BOSTON.

Boston, May4.-Senator Revels arrived in this
city the forenoon He met at the depot by the Hon.
dA0us Russell Collector Oi tAIs Port aud the HoQ Har
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"OfWashiug Machines, TIER pottug BE- compared siS
DOTy' ~ ceEy Tribune Dec - 1903
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BELOW.
Brig Mage Gross uu Porto By potsoi Charlotte Webb
SAILED.
Scandinavian Nehrfa and Ernl FOR liverpool Tybe mr
n,,go civ sour- Caroline Charleston Shp American Uaion
70 ordon BARR Jtrathan G0itrtv. for New'Oreina
WlND-san1owA, lg.i, \. W. vcT hafY.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Sax FuANcco Mar AAyci shIs Irolc ihd semirams inU
k.u Yors. Gu Ing froW Newcastle. \. ; ".
S,vANS,H ia NAV 4Cleafl steamship Virgo for New YORK
NJ 4SUld, steamship tennessee, Of M lofk
schr u Hawkins 'or New losk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioxp1~ THE ship kwiy Augusta, from Roehism PREV
on, rruortei 10 bs Dowus has arrived herr Tor rrpars
The a. t4lsp Jairi,, nun ns rteI pTaIN BY the
ou,rautte nntlouts. Malaga sul ha 20 Ghfaltar
H4vANA May Arrived. steamship Geo Crom~t Fom New-Oe
ar Washington from Nane, l. = steamship Dictator from 81
D.uirg., L Is. sesmshp lan.e from Santa 10, Cuba
e. American reliant ctfns ati naval engineers have
been appointed steamship Lloyd AsplGwa and decide
vleih - sha ths urei Statcs Cor repars
The tultsA Herr wth Of Vm Celfess for
Aoatr,al Nls b4ruoi a. ga Her were saved
MEMORANDA.
The srhr Aueresu Chef Ehbehpo FIR Portsmouth While
pU- susl M Gate lahore tie oass cod u BaeA
Island At g. M TO-DAY
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KrBHR-rRCK-on T1esisy My3 At Sc George' r, ~
ING hy Smith, T. T. d., hsv JosDoA h'"'
g., daughter VI ThomAs L. Pect esq
An No.oes NJ Nar,;aoss must Dc Endorsed uih fAH
name and dlllress.
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Nicol & Davidson,
$50 BROADWAY Crest Jepesst.
SUCCESSORS TO Z. v HAUGHwt>of n @.
are closing
slOo.0OO OF THB STOCK OF THE LArE PIRn
AT REDUCED PRICES,
opening
10 nael,gs Of NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER
TEA AND DESSERT SETS CLOCKS, BRoNzRS, VASES, AND
MANTRL SETS; IMPORTED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIX
rUkES; FINE GLASS SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.
5UPgRIOR 10 AND CHEAPER THAN ANY GOODS IN THE
MARKET
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LATEST SHIP NEUS.
ARRIN ED.

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Ship Intrepid Spencer, Baltimore April S ballast Is anchored in
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PhaIon's .'yitain,D Or, salvation for the Hair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03
ON THE PETITION OF TIKI HEIRS OF AGE
FOR A PARTITION.

DY q. DE FEM!ET. AUCT!ONEEE-,
ID Office No. SO Royal street....THURSDAY.
Charles Auction Exchange. in the basement, ro-
tunda of the Sd Charles Hotel Will De eoid, Dy
and signed on January e, 1870, decrseins = parti
LOT OFGRp with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situstsd in the Second Dis
tlict Of this city. in tie SQUARE 'unded by Oid
Levee now Dec..ur' b;envils. Ohaf IRE and gus,
Bienvile Decatur streets, ana measures - feet
l inch and 6 lines 'front.' on Decatur OF Old Leves
steet; extends in depth. between parallel lines.
"a feet inches and malt line ana fronts on bienv0
s,reer. The ouildines and mpr nyements CONSIST OF
that valuable threestory brick store No. IS Decatur
and No. l6 Bervi!le streets, low leased 10 ar; L.
Moulor, tobacconist. at 5000 per annun, until Co.
W 4 ANoTHER LOT OF GROUND. in the same
District, i'll the square bounded by bampsrt, st:
feet Ii inches and lines front rampant street.
by about "A feet inches in depth american
The buildings and Improvements consist OF 2
double two-story and attic BRICK house. covered
with states. divided by q corridor or alley In com.
mon, containing on each sids two parlors, divided
By sliding doors. small vestibue and pantry; IN
the secoud story two fine bedrooms and vestinules
and IN the attic one large flashed ROOM The back
buildings, which are of brick and two-story high:
contain on escn side = kitccen and privy below aud
a servant room and closet cabinet in the second
story. rhe yard is paved with BRICK the water IN
troduced etc.
The property is leased up to the first of Octo Der.
1872, at $ll0 per month. The gas is introduced IN
WIZ be- sod S the praper
IERns-For tho share Of the minor Ellie Victor
Jouriain IN the above described property. l. g.:
one undivided fifth thereof, one tn I'd ca h. and
the balance payable Al the majority or said mlnors
that is OF the twenty ninth Gay Of May, 1874. with
interest from the day ef sale at the rate OF eight per
cent per annnm payable annually to me TUTOR OF
eriy sold. unUil final payment.
For the share of thu hers of age in said property
e.. four films thereof o third cash. and the
balance at and two years credit, with notes
bearing interest ct eight per cent per aHnun1 from
date until final payment, secured By mortgage on
the property, With five per cent attorneys fees IN
case of suit the buildings to be Kept insured the
policy transferred to the parties in interest ana
tie purchasers TO pay the taxes of 1853 and 1870.
Act of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps alta he'd, before A. L. BIenvsnu, Notary
Pubic, at purchasers 1pense.
ia2a fa5 Y Il Is MARI
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Braughn, COPELAND. Foute, Jewell, Ogden.
Packard. Pinchback-ll. 80
Nays: Blackman. Campbell, Darrall, Day,
Egan, Futch, jerks. KelsO. Lewis. Lynch.
OHsra, Poindexter. Ray, Smith, Thompson,
Todd. Whitney, Wilcox Williams Wittgen
stein-20.
Mr.. Blackman asked the suspension Of
the rules to introduce bill.
Which the Senate refused. unanimous
consent not being obtained.
A motion to adjourn was then refused
on division, yeas Is, nays IA.
On call of Mr. PinchbacS, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of Execu-
tive business.
Executive business having been raised
by unanimous consent, the following enti-
tied bills were introduced without notice:
BY Mr.. Wilcox: "An act granting certain
privileges to the Louisiana Burial and
Land Improvement Company" which was
read first time.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by a four.filths affirmative vote, the
bill put on its second reading, and referred
to the Committee on Corporations and Pa
rochial Affairs
By Mr.. Biackman: can act providing
compensation to John Ray, appointed un-
der act No. 81 and joint resolution No.
1872, of the acts of 1868, to revise the stat
utes Of general character and the Civil
Code and Code of Practice of this State, tor
such services, and to authorize him to COM
pile digest of the statutes of a general
character from the acts of 1870, and to su-
perintend the publishing for the use of the
State, said digest inclosed," which was read
first time.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by a four-fifths affirmative vote,
the bill read second time, and ordered
ergrossed for third reading.
The constitutional rule was further sus-
pended by a iour-ffths affirmative vote,
the bill read its third and last time, and
finally adopted with it, title.
A motion to adjourn until twelve o'clock
NJ, March q being adopted, the President
announced that the Senate stood adjourned
accordingly.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of Senate.
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ofthis, or any other like scheme. for the ben
ef1t OF capitalists, at the expense of the poor
or middle class. Now. what capital does
life insurance companies bring into the
State! Not a dollar. They rather drain
the State of its capital. and send it to the
Eastern cities, where it is expended for the
benefit of those communities. Article 1888
Of the constitution of this State expressly
declares that all taxation shall BE- equal,
and, az a true Republican, propose to do
nothing in violation of that organic law.
MIR. Isabelle: Now, l am opposed to this
bill, MIR. Speaker. Again aud again we
have these wealthy companies coming here
and asking to be exempt from taxation.
Now these railroad and insurance COM
panies are the only ones able to pay taxes,
and they should be made to pay. These
organizations absorb all the wealth, and if
you relieve them from pay nent of taxes,
men will sell their real estate, and buy
this stock. Public improvements will be
retarded, because the wealth of the com
munity will be locked up in the safes of
these companies. You have taxed drays
and wagons, SO that man owning fifty dol
lars in dray, pays twelve dollars of tax on
it. Let our taxes be equalzed, and made 60
that they will conform to the provisions OF
our constitution.
The report Of the committee was not
adopted, and consequently, no action Was
taken upon this bill.
The House then resolved itself into a
Committee Of the Whole, and proceeded to
the Impeachment trial OF the Auditor of
Public Accounts.
On the return of the Committee OF the
Whole from the Senate chamber, the House
was called to order by Speaker Carr.
After the transaction of some business on
which there was no debate, a motion to ad-
journ to seven O'clock P. NJ, was carried.
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, ON MORALES
STREET, BETWEEN PIETY AND DESIRE
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF HERMAN HENRY KREIEN
brock-No &, 4la

PY 9. DE FERRET. AUCTIoNEER--
ID Office No. so Royal ssreet-SATUkDAY.
March IL, 1870, at twelve o'clock ~, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, will be. sold BY
public auction, By virtue of order from the
hon Louis Duvignesua. Judge OF the second Dis
trict Court for the Dsri n OF Orleans, dated Feb
ruery 1870 th4 following described real estate be-
longing TO SAID succession. to wit
A Lot OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon SITUATED in the third Dis
trict of this city, des grated by the NO. q of square
NO l6, boz nded by Hora;es, Urquhart. Piety and
Desire streets. Said lot of ground measures 81 feet
4inches front Morales street, by l2l feetin depth.
between parai ell lines.
The buildings and Improvements consist of q
wooden house retired from the street, and contain
ing four rooms two of which with hreplaces, prvys
cstern,
ierms-One half cash az d the balance on a credit
OF year. in bearing eight per cent interest
per aunum frun date, secured By vendors privlleg0
and mortgage the properly sold; and the build
Jugs be Ike ut ured fire until payment OF
the note, and policy transferred to vendors In
OF suit for collection OF the note. attorneys fees
ct the rat. OF ten cent, to be pa1d by the pur
chaser. who also hs for 1852 and the
COS of he act OF sale tiucluding internal revenue
stamps, to be passed before bal Drsyfous. notary
public. fel5 p q mh5 IL -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03
By S. Guinault.

SUCCESSION OF JEAN JACQUES MONTFoRT
pY 3. CUE UT. AUUrIONEER-O,
- nee corner OF Exchange alley and BienvilIe
street.-the NDaf, March II. 1916, will be sold
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, Oh Esplanade street be.
tween Charities and Royal streets by virtue of ~,
order from the Ii norable the s, cond District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated tebruary
81 1870
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FUaNITuRF.
consisting OF Hedsteads and BEDDING Armoirs
RABIES. Chsirs, Looking Glasses Toilets, eto.7
ierHis-Oaon. mil IA
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. ,
New Orleans, February 2, 1870.
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
! am directed by his Excellency, the Gov.
ernor, to inform the Senate that he has ap.
proved and signed:
"An act giving precedence in authority
to all the other acts and joint resolutions
passed by the General Assembly at this SEES
.ion over the acts known AS the revision Of
the Statutes, and of the Civil Code and Code
of Practice F. G. REMICK,
Private Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

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AUCTION ALES.
BY q. De Feiet.

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRCK STORE,
Corner Bienville and Decstr Qrmerly Old
Levee,, occupied by L. Moulor. tobaconiet,
A SPLENDID TWO STORY BRICK RESAENoE
on Rampant street. between st. Louis and Tou-
louise streets.
s1ynOEssION OF AIMEE JILBERT. OR GLE
bert. deceased, the wife of J. B. V. Jeurdain.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Oreane-
No. 80, As.
c,,r NUN uErIrInN nH TlE HEIRS OF kGK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03

RH 3. GUlNA0LT. AUCTIONEER-
II Office. COR er OF Exchange Alley and Bienville
streetIE,kiDAY. Marco II. 1870 viii be sold At
ten O'Clock A. M At my auction room, corner of Ex-
change alley and brenviis street b., virtue OF an
order from the honorable the Seaoo district Court
Tor the parish OF Orleans dated twenty third Feb
ruary, 1870
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Terms-Cash. fe27 mh5 IL
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SUCCESSION CT BERTRAND DROGRE-
No. 1882