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Laded costumes. The Hghtest shade OF the
tCmbination II generally selected, however %
20 with these, as being more dressy.
Evening gloves are = tone deeper and hla K
oyos, OF gloves the shade OF the dress embrOi 4
red with black in fine lines upOn the bach an
aTfON scoloped rim NJ the wrist are the latest
or street wear. The price i a trife lower than
Sst season-one dollar seventy i've cents Tor one
tuttoned gloves; two dollars for two buttons
twenty-five cents, a. usual, being added for every
button. JENNY Jf-Nr
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KQllAW IaeL

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.-The Republican
says;-"The president of the board OF health
informs us that there is but one case of yellow
FEVER under treatment in this city. There has
been no new case reported for three DAYS and
no seath from yellow fever for six" A private
dispatch from Pensacola says vessels from New
orIeans and Mobile will be quarantined there.
Noon.-The weather is cool. The merrnrv is
20 degrees 10
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Tho Weather.

WAsHINsros, D. 9 Sept. 80, 1871, 10 9. m. (
The barr meter has risen decidedly in California and
Utah. and has fallen north Of Kansas and Illinois
Al area OF low barometer probably exists in Dakota
The central highest pressure, which was FRIDAY
morning in Tennessee and Illinois, has moved slowly
eastward, and the b rometer has risen along the en-
tire Atlantic coast and the lakes east of Lake
Michigan. Northwest and north winds with clear
weather have prev allied from New York To florids
and westward Cioudiness continues in Maine, and
rain at Key West. Diminished northsasterly wind.
are now reported from the Gulf States; increasing
southeast winds from Missouri TO Lake Superior
Ciouc and rain are reported from the Rocky Noun
tain stations.
weather, will probably continue during the day from
The Auant coast to the 81. Lawrepce and OH
weather on the Gulf coast. Failing barometer viii
south and southeast winds from Missouri to Lax,
Superior. southeasterly winds with thr aataninc
weather 10 night from Kansas 10 Minnesota
~ One OF the young lady graduates 81. tho
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NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The Board of Sinner
Visors to-day passed the annual tax levy tn
amount OF which is S23 ,362. 527 o.
Judge Barnard's final order to settle the term
OF the injunction against the city government
viii not be issued until Monday.
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RatehelOr,s Hair i've.

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not con. ain
lead, any ettalic poison to produce paralysis
DEATH Avoid the Wanted and de lusve pre- psrstons
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
uDtsrnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
By all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York. fes-tf
THURST0NS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow.
DEB Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold BY all druggists. Price Is aud 10 &c nts
yOUvEN NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soiled gloves equal to new Sal: ~ ai
cents a.. -
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A Gallant Man Drowned

=, NEW YORK, Sept 30.-Captain Mcclellan of
me steamship Brittania, from Glasgow, was lost
overheard in exerting himself to save a lady
passenger while the ship was giving a heavy
lurch, and was drowned, all efforts to save him
proving unsuccessful.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

Money was easy in New York yesterday and the
supply abundant at to per cent, according To the
standhg ano coliaterals OF borrowers. At the close
brokers, and many balances were left over which
couId not be loaned There is good demand for
discounts at bank, and z per cent is the rate for
prime business notes. '
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD BIZ AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years old, 81 80 per gal; Robertson 4 do, 90 SO
90; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker,
Brandies-LarochelIer, So do; do, Gfine,I SIS do;
Rehnessey, 1854. 81 do; do. 1919, SIC do; Otard,
Old Tom Gin, rs; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 1917 and 1919 Penu'a avenue
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Weston. the Chamn,ou Fai,,s,

atte mpt to walk 113 miles in q hours, last ever
ing, bnt stopped walking at the end OF the fit,
sixth mile.
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,LoNDON sept 3U-The Steamship Scotia from
Ne" YORK. touched at Queenstown this morn
touched at Queenstown this morning The
steamship Wisconsin, from New York touched
dt queenstown to-day. The steamship Caledo-
diy. ~ -Ao'iie W.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

SECRETARY boutwell, is expected here from
the west to- morrow
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wife-whipping Is quoted at about $3.50 in
New Albany.
- The present great abundance Of fruit
tnings the cholera morbus within the reach OF
the humblest cottage.
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NAVAL PAY INSPECTOR JOHN s. CUNNING
HAM, L. S. Navy, reported for duty at the
Washington navy yard this morning, relieving
Pay Director W. b. Boggs. U. s. n.
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The United st ates currency outstanding at
this date amounts 10 1895. 625, 1882.
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SECOND LIEUT.. FRAME A. PAGE, 10th infan-
toy, has been placed on the retired list, on ac-
count of wounds received in the service.
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PROF. j. W. ALERT, assistant examiner in
the Patent Office, has resigned.
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COMMISSIONER DRUMMoND, of the Genera!
LAND Office, has returned from Iowa.
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER ALFRED T. MAHAN has
been ordered to report to Capt. Il. II. Wymsn,
Superintendent of the photographic Office in
this city for duty.
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Government Securities.
RtOck RRnnrf

BY me Western unton Telegraph Comyary1
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds In
nome aud foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. S0.-First Board, 10 30 a. M -
5 6s ISL, coupon, lisa POS, 62, coupon lI5js
eDs, "a, coupon, ll5ss; 5-1's, IS, coupon, I55{
~ new, 65, coupon, U41s SOS, 81, coupon II isS
c = q, coTPon li4sS 40s coupon, ms CuEre9
II Western Union Telegraph, GA; Quick siIy Err,
E5s; Pacific Mail, se44; Boston Water Power, -;
Adams Express, StA; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex.
press, tS7f: AmeEican Express, 81; United States
NNaprsss,, be; N, T. Central and Hudson, 95'S
New York Contra! Scrip, $50; Erie, 3l1a; do pre
,erred; ri Harlem, l29ss; do. pref'd, =; Reading,
I47s; michigan Central. =; Lake Shore and Mich.
i lgan Southern, looy.: Union Pacific Railroad,
Illinois Central l& Cleveland and Pittsbu 2
Rtsi Northwest, 7e1s; Northwest preferred, 81;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls
Milwaukee and st. Paul, =; do preferred, sl,s
wabash and Western. 62h: Delaware. Lackawans
and western, HOS OFF Fort Wayne, 90; Alton and
Terre Haute, =; Hannibal and st Joseph. 6S OF j,
EMhcago ana Alton. llss; do prefd, l2e; Ohio and
and Indians Central, 2oas; Tennessee 6s old, 7is
do. neys ~; Virginia Sc, old 6ls North CAROLYN
IS, old. a do new 20, ga Mss0Sri IS, $50 Cen
$50. Gold. lax. Market strong
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PRESIDENT GRANT lett Galena, III, to-day,
and expects to arrive in Chicago at 6 this
evening, and will pass Sunday there. He intends
starting eastward on Monday.
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MArlkAlS TO.sesv-

BALrIMoRE, Sept. s.-Cotton nominal; low mid.
6ines, lsA Flcur active and firm; City Mills extra
aS7 .a6; family, 81 5OaS 30; others unchanged.
What firm; Ohio and indiana, 81 Goa So; Penn
72a7s. Oats quiet, but frm, 5ia56. Provisions firm
UNCHANGED: Whisky firm. 81 ola 81 "a. :.
bid, s21 asked; Do. coupon, old, 81 bid, IS asked;
North CsTo!inas, old, 4 bid, do. new, g bid.
prices than at the opening Gold arm, IfI. Govern
Isnts dnll and steady Money quiet, s. Virginia
2Sk. Exchange. long. so; short, 81.
INV YonL, Sept. S.-Flour 10 cents higher.
LoNDoN, sept 30, II 20 a. m."tonsoIs opened a,
~ for both Bonds Of 1862, s2,s; 1865, old, 931s
TRiNkroRT, Sept 2s-Bonds closed at 81 FOR the
issue Of 1867
LONDON, Sept. 30, 30 p. m.Consols closed at s2s.
old, $50; 1857, %; 10 COS, 90
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THE RECEIPTS from internal revenue to day
were sI14, 969.9S, making total for the month
of September of S1O,652, 6l5.i7, and total for
the present fiscal year up to date OF s36 146 81
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LECTURES.

Z L
WESLEY CHAPEL, Corner 9Th and streets,
REV B. PEYTON BROWN,
So -ECT ">CENES IN CALIFORNIA;
IrsCrIt:ug interesting sights and Incidelts Of n
teysf tIip across rhe Continent to the Pacific
TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER B.
Lecture C. commence at 20 o'clock Admission
= for au'ts. ard - cents for children Tirkets
frT seie - Phlp solcmOHs ,Balaniy we : and Pur-
c'.t- SEQ 80
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Spanish Politics.

MADRID, Sept. 3e.-Marshal Serrano is nro.
posed for the presidency of the C0rtes All !,
iule' IN SPAN, and the recent agita ion on the
part Of the Carlists was utterly unsurrssst,nI
Elections will be held SUNDAY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CEkED CONCERT TONIGHT
- At Tbs
TERRITORIAL HOCsE,
Nc fbS PTNN>yIvANrA AvENrE,
IH which three fire Female Harp Players and
Srrsr- md one Nj Fiuiist, imported irum En-
Top. ~ perform. 1t
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the west to- morrow
PROF. j. W. ALERT, assistant examiner in
the Patent Office, has resigned.
COMMISSIONER DRUMNoND, of the General
LAND Office, has returned from Iowa.
THE United st stes currency outstanding at
this date amounts TO 1895. 625, 1882.
SECOND LIEUT.. FRAME A. PAGE, 10th infan-
Try, has been placed on the retired list, on ac-
count of wounds received in the service.
PRESIDENT GRANT left Galena, H., to-day,
and expects to arrive in Chicago at 6 this
evening, and will pass Sunday there. He intends
starting eastward on Monday.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER ALFRED T. MAHAN has
been ordered to report to Capt. Il. II. Wymsn
Superintendent OF the photographic Office in
this city for duty.
NAVAL PAY INSPECTOR JOHN S. CUNNING
HAM, L. S. Navy, reported for duty at the
Washington navy yard this morning, relieving
Pay Director W, b. Boggs, U. S. n.
The RECEIPTS from internal revenue to -day
were SI14, 969.9S, making total for the month
of September of Sl0,e52, 6i5.i7, and total for
the present fiscal year to date of $50, 1881
CHANGES IN THE L. s. Assessors OFFICE-
On Monday Walter t. Burr enters upon his
duties as u s. Assessor for this District in place
of Benjamin n. Needs, appointed Auditor
Board OF Public Works. William III. Brainard
has been transferred from Division TO
Division 2, to take the place lately held
by Burr as assistant assessor. Jacob III.
Crossman (ex-Alderman) has been appointed to
I'LL the place vacated by Brainard in Division 4.
PAYMAsTER HoDGE-The findings and sen
tence in the case of Paymaster Hodge were re-
ceived by the Judge Advocate General yester-
day for reviewal, and will be promulgated by
the Secretary of War about the middle of next
week, should the President approve of the
sentence, which, according TO rumor, is that
the prisoner be cashiered, forfeit all pay and
allowances. and suffer imprisonment for the
term of five wears.
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Sfeainec In

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Arriyed, the steamer
Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall.
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So One OF the young lady graduates OF the
Princeton High School is now driyin a team,
hauling brick Tor her brother.
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Africa Aa;fafad


LONDON, Sept. 30.-The Algerian insurrcctio,
has occasioned much agitation on the frontier q
Iunis, and dispatches from that quarter note
Continual increase in the distnrLanccs -
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Ie!esrephea Esciustreiy 10 The Evening Star.
EictOria's Health.

~ LONDON, Sept. BIN. y. Herald special. L
The usual reference to the Queens health doe
news. Gladstone and the Prince of Waies r.,
gone to Balmoral Castle '' ''
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MALLS OPERA HOUSE -Immsn.e a.trac
w ucn. For one W Elk only, commencing on
MoNbA1 EVENING, Oct 2, ISL, en- gagement of
The great Naihalls Troupe, Originally imported
10 fhls country by Prof Rsley the only recognized
Equals ~ the Riseys and II an Ons, tngel her with
n cir brilliant combination. Grand dis play of the
gorgeous PTismatc Fountain of Gold and Silver
Waters Little DO Peep the most accomplished
child IN The world. The great collins Bro;hers -
Miss Lucie ClinetOp and Miss Florence wells the
young, beautiful and fascinating DAI senses; the
rsGOVned . iral Briiste, Mons. Henry ID. King. and
the great Female GYM asst, VI lie Celeste de King,
IN rfeir wondruus mid air plcits The Walhala's
EIsnd romantic German Pant0mime, entitled THE
Fi-ud Of Earth; or, The WINS Dressers of Como y
Characters by the Walhalla Troupe and Combina
ton Prices Of admission, ST. 20 and Is cents
Doors open at 80 commence az 5.
seI EhOE. RlSLEY Business MANAGER
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DHCKsI BRICXsn BRICKsm
500 900 BRICKS Of al kinds on hand and 10,
sass q lowest market rate, sssssirHsor = puur
spl-l 1888 .Ie0. nd . Hall street. S.w.
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Specie Shipments.
NV YORK, Sept 30.-Specie shipment to
day, S12S,077.
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Concluding with the very amusing Farce entitled
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA
ALthCny, l.. ]. Mestayer; Cleopatra, May Sayille
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

ERANKLIN HOTEL, Corner sth and
II streets, Washington, II. C.-This house has besn
thoroughly renovated, and is now open for guests.
S2peE day. Table board, SIS per week.
sesSm u. J. BAkRACK, Proprietor.
TNREMOET HOUSE, Indiana ArenRs, eoraer I'd
sfsstf. The new Proprietor, y. p. HILL, has
spared 10 expense or labor in ref ting and newly
furnishing this house making IL of the be st and
mast desirable houses in the city, and offers
great INDUCEMENTS, both 20 transient and permanent
Bgsreers, Beard, 20 Per day; Permanent Board,
go. Meal hOurs.-Breakfast.7 o'clOck TO g. Dinner,
20 clock 10 A; supper, . clock to 8. su3l-u
Il G. WILLARD,
TBBIrT HOUSE,
aoe WASHINGTON, d. O.
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SATUEDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER. 80, ISL.
a. a
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GRAND FALL FESTIVAL AND PRIZl
" SHOOTING

GEORGETOWN SCHUETZEN VEREIN,
a. the new ami b .antiful Park, Analostan
Island,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October Il anC 81, ISL Prizes, Consisting Of Gold
and Silver Coin, GTeenbacks, and variety Of use
ful articles will be awarded to the best mark smen
1iCkcts-for one DAY Only-50 Cents, admitting a
g%niI-nan and ladies to all parts of Park and Pa
and the Park during the continuance of the fesy
ard WI carry visitors without extra charge.
Ire large Pavilion Is constructed that the win
dow and doors can be closed the pleasure of those
participating in the dancing
Coed music, good refres hments, and n good time
generally. se2s-mws
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u mar. Mr. H.alil''ni PaTthenis. Octavia Allen;
A.as:Cr, ". ? Burroughs; POlydore,
4. u. Billing.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

sole Lessee and Manager...,.....Mr.J C. sAvItL1
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, Is7I,
FIRST apps rance and only engagement in Washing
ten Of Mr., CHARLES MATHEWS, in two of
his inimitShle iniparsOnatiors N
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OLD MOI on EXHIBITION lEKw Ne
$50 AND SALE A3Q
TTH SRI AT Urn =,
MARK RITER,a i

o OF "a ON l tAP szEH |s .s n
I'm Ell mARKsiTER.s. "rH 81
No. 4eG SeTenth street, between ID and streets
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Also Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades. Pictures, Frame. Picture Cords and Tassels
Bings Ns,Is &C In the District.
Please rereTnber Name and Number spx-Iy-
Il FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MEDICAL Bull DING, 1O0i Est, near 10th,
will open for the Season Of lql-2
DAYS AND HOURS Of TUITION.
JUVENILE CLASS. TT EsDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATI kp "a $50 70 Rm - "a
GENTLBMEN'S CLASS, TUESDAYS and -
Especial Glass Of Ladies and Gentlemen for the
Boston, Tuesday and THURSDAY, to 10 m.
Reunion every Saturday TO 10 D. m. For Ladies
and Gentleuen only; children will be admitted.
Ladies desiring to attend these Reunions will be
So,Iel e. naSs arriicatlcn for " Complimen tary
SHELDON. sIe 18th street N ". III unknown to
Prof. :. suitable reference should accompany the
note Of application. NOTICE.-An pupils entering
&c the quarter Private tuiton and tuition in schools
private families or private classes NJ any hour agreed
upon. Res.dence, No. 9IS 18th street, between
and n streets Eff
MAEISI s BATHS DANCING ACADEMY,
GA STREET, NV, u
VIII reopen for the season, Is.I-72, CA
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
at O'Clock for the reception of pupils For partic
usrs see circulars, to be had At music stores at
the Academy. sci I'm
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RAzAAh=BargAIns IN Ladies', 0eutsj and Ohu
- drens UNDERCLOTHIN0 may Be- found ri
All orders promptly and neatly sxecutsd. rnfrane
On street ,betveen4ts ant1th, noIi-9
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY J. B. WALTON, at II O'clock, at st. Charles
Auction Exchange lot of ground corner of Co.
liseum and st. Andrew streets-succession of
Archie Allen Brand
BY c. K. GIRARDEY l. CO., at IL o'clock, at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, undivided
half interest in 522 arpents of land in st. Mary
parish, on Bayou Teche; undivided half interest
III lao acres of land in same parish-assignee' s
sale, bankrupt estate of Jules Messy.
BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD, at IL
O'clock at entrance to Customhouse, on Old
Levee street, steamer Hesper, her tackle etc
P. Wagner ct ais VS. steamer Ozark.
BY A. J. DAVERN, Constable Second Justice
Court, at IL O'clock at No. 104 Common street,
lot of merchandise per inventory-St Louis
and New Orleans Packet Company VS.. Mer-
chandise.
BY R. NJ. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock
at Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street. a
general assortment of new and secondhand
furniture, pianos, etc.
BY SHERIFF SAUyINET, at IL o'clock, at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot of
ground and buildings on Rampant street-Myr-
tile Courcelle VS.. Eliza Kennedy. At o'clock
on Front Levee street, between Cont and Bien-
vile, six hundred barrels and all movable
property on the premises. At l0k O'Clock, at
No. l56 Canal street continued sale of dry
goods
BY WILLIAM DE LACY, at 10 o'clock, on the
levee foot of Girod street, fifty-one bales OF
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

VJ,HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
IL it may communicating:
Whereas, Alfred Penn, of the city of New Or
leans, having purchased at a public sale made
by william De Lacy, auctiOneer for the parish of
Orleans, on the first day of April 1871, the prop
erty hereinafter described, has applied to this
court for monition or advertisement in conformi-
238O)-
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter
estcd herein are hereby cited and admonished, in
the name of the State of Louisiana and of the
Second District Count Tor the parish of Orleans,
who can set up any right title or c aim in and to
the property hereinafter described, in consequence
of any informality in the order decree or judgment
of the court under which the sale was made or any
irregularty illegality in the appraisenents and
advertisements in time or manner OF sale or for any
other defect VIII tsOever to show CAUSE within thir
ty days from the day this montion is first inserted
in the public papers, why the sale so made should
not be confirmed and homo Ogated.
The said property was sold by the auctioneer
aforesaid nv virtue of a decree of this court
dered on the tenth of February, 1871 and signed
on the sixteenth February 1871, in the matter en-
titled Mary Schafers, wife of George W. Young, vs.
Anna Fink, wife of J. Joachim and J. Joachim her
husband, ct al, No 81 1853 of the docket of this
court, and OF decree rendered by said court on
the sixth February 1871, in the matter of the sue
cession of William Schafers, No 20607 of the doc ket
of this honorable court; at which sale the said AL
fred Penn became the purchaser for the sum OF
seven thousand + 10000 dollars.
Description of the property as contained on the
judicial conveyance:
One lot of ground with all the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the First District
OF this city III the square bounded by Peters Gate
New Levee), Tchoupiteulas, Race and Orange
streets, and forming the corner of Orange and Pc
Iers streets designated b, the No 6, on a plan by
G. A. deArmas, surveyor third of May, 1853, and
deposited in the office of A. Doriocourt, notary i'll
this city, according to which plan the said lot
y fee inches and lines front on Peters
street, l54 feet front on Orange street, 4l feet
inches and lines on the side dividing it from lot
No and SO feet inches and line on the line
Witness our hands and the seal of this court
New Orleans May 4, 1871.
j. DUvIGNEAUD, Judge.
NJ q Tracy Clerk my5 10 ie3
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-CaptaiD Edgeworth
reports that at about half-past ten o'clock
last night fire broke out in a two-story
frame house, No. sos Annunciation street,
owned by Mrs. Colligan, one half occupied
by j. H. Darling, and the other half unoc
cupied.
The fire originated in the unoccupied pOr-
ton of the house. The building was par
italy destroyed, together with the furni-
ture of Mr.. Darling. Mrs. Colligan is in
sured for $4,000 in the Louisiana Insurance
Company, and Mr.. Darling has insurance
on his furniture to the amount of $3.50 in
two Northern insurance companies. The fire
is the work of an incendiary.