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dails train. and .bose from Norfolk win codsss
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Passengers from Glow BIN will Iske the .se .
u. train on Eonday5, We6nee da vs. and Fridsvs =
ssa Ss'srning leave Richmond on The same days At
Ths mall trains VIII ssop enl, ., Chester.. 49,.
asS ,h the Ast,s mississippi snd Ohio rsi
MN! sE sb,patG CARS on The 1880 r. NJ train, run-
En- 'fous'n % Wilmington. Il. D. .KAsEf,
,.1-;---------.-.---- TIcget ans s.reighl Aren't.
| No a hsoND.AMD DANyIELE RAIL.
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m ara' a.i;s Rich s.
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Tain No: la.uiynchaure Yre,,,. $50 ~,
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At a. N. Sundays txcsn}e.I 1lHeSs
pi tsIu no. II tfDfough d4iI anu xnrssss
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GOING EAST:
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III ~ DAILY at 1850 p. NJ: leaves 49,
I'D ~ ,''ia (. ID; arrives st Mchm und taitx ss
Train No. Through PASSENGER, ,o,,o. c. ,....f
sn, lilly except Sundays1 at iios a. M iean.
paaTie a. ls3 z. ID; arrives at Richmond st s.s,
Train No; 10 G.ynchoprs Passenger, , ..,., :
| ESnTnour2 daily st $40 a. NJ; leaves sn+tS
| AZ Il, arrives &c Richmond 1T q p N's'4 to
| , ram 20. C.ynch',urg i reixht and Accom,,,.i
| p,snn) IetVeS iynchbuTS 1910 =. 81 aTriras "
Tra,ns Ho - a. nm ~ tonndays exccpted,
1,r.,,.t' Uo 1a1o IL conEecL ~ Greensboro, with
South. 80 - 80 "~4it"aa Joe All points
Trains Ms. 8 and 10 connect at Bu,tov,,,.,
n n!Ih lfsil On Atantic, Mississippi and nh,o
'1r uT 10, all pons Southwest ana SoYln.
6 aHhouGh fiCkEPS 10 an loIu,: snnib. ,nal
S2uthScat can be procured NJ thstickaf nes.,a ~
,,aC;hiEioGu, and OF 4. +. WALKER agent oYht
,,n.ic, mississippi aud ohio rSilroau No i9es
Main street, Richmond A'o. 1870
taPets INA! naYt -,Iangements 10 advertise the
sr"edoic VI thls company Tln please print AN
ASVre' 2fuNt JOHN 4. MACMUtIO -
>, :. General Freight AID Ticket a xsnt II
1. Vi. =. IALCQIr. nng'r and Supt. iy IA .
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1t is predicted that more corn VIII De
made IL Stafford this year than the aggre-
gate crops of the last three years'-ffe"-
etycksturg NelDS.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
A DAiINIoTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator upon the
estate o: PeytDn Il. Bayiy, deceased, hereby no.
trfy all persons having claims sgsinst said estate
to present them To me, properly authenticated, fer
settlement aud all person, indebted to asid estate
are requested TO m tke payment 10 me Without de.
lay at my Office, s.s Cary street. NJ. ar s,r
George =. tRESCOTT
I au ls-st Admir- of Fcyton G.. Btyly, dec'd, .
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A WILL CAsE.-ln 1862 Il prominent citi-
zen Of Southampton county died, leaving Il
will which mInumittrd his slaves aud APP
rlh d The whole Of his property, then
worth $4,000 TO their benefit ii sufficient
sum 10 he used 10y the administrators in
sending the freedmen TO some State where
slavery was forbidden 10y law, and the re-
mlindcr to he equally divided among the
lcgat,cs. During the war it was impoSs-
bic to carry out the provisions oil the i'll
struncnt, and now the negroes sue for Il
DIVISION of the property (wortk ut present
$50 900. claiming that us Virginia is Il fl ce
state the special conditions of the will form
now 10 bar to All immediate distribution of
the estate. One or more Petersburg law
ycrs have been retained hy the plaintiffs,
and there SEEMS no reason to doubt that
the colorcd men will gain their case and he
come comparatively wealthy citizens. Pc
terSdurJ Progress.
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What is the difference between Demo-
crat of the "Ncw Departure" and Radl-
cal! Both indorse the war amendments to
the Federal Constitution. We See no differ
encc.- Victoria (1eTdS) Adtocate.
The difference Is between the natural de
pravity that would burn house down, and
to build u less comfortable one, rather than
stay out of doors for free discussion of the
origin of the fire. Petersburg Progress.
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REAL ESTATE AT pxIvATE SAFE

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-LOTS
ID 81 5.i2 by I3: feet on 27lh strt ct. between n
and . streets Church Hill Simonss Rope Walk.
Price, IS per foot. $40 cash: balance in monthly
Instruments OF $40 uutil paid for. 81
LOTS In the growing village of WoOdvi'le. ad-
ioiuIng Richmond on the east and. near Che Fair
field race course. Price, $50 per lot, payable in
in .taments 10 suit the purchaser.
OEN-FrU 9TH ACRE LOTS. In Marx's atifi-
ton TO nj ,nches'er on the cast. Price, 800 per
lot PAYABLE IN iustalmen,s TO jsnt the purchaser.
E0TS AID ARDEN FARMS, IN and ed Ioin-
ing the delightfully."- situatcd town OF Raudo PHI,
on the Williamsburg turnpike adlotning Rlch-
mend on the East Price and terms liberal.
part Of Richmond. on Clay. Bread. Grace, Frank
lin. Man, and Cary streets, and Pine street, In
Belvidcre. = -.
apply 10 RlCHA KDSoS co.,
a,I ia-lm 1li3 Main street.
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The DRoUGuT.-It is almost fearful to
witness the effects of the severe drought
through which we are passing. For TWO
months we have I'd but little rain how
and then Il shower that. scarcely laid the
duSt-and tue consequence Is, maize, fruit,
and all kinds Of vegetation are shrlvcliins
and CROWN" more sickly-looking every day.
Water polld> are dry, also some streams
anil wells, and tue Shenandoah river is said
TO I've very low. Some farmers will not
make barrel of corn to the acre, others
will not realize fourth CROP Clarke
Courier.
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BAslERHEs.

DICHARD ADAM, ts.s.nsa
~ STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETwEkS nAIS AND E8RY, SIS
BROAD STREET. AND 1872. MAIN STREET, -
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, ana CRACK
EES daily.
orders, Wholesale and retail attended 10
promptly. Price list and circulars sent Jy mai, on
application.
4 liberal d iscoup. 10 the trade. mys
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MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIvEs Es

MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVER ES-
WI TATE FIR SALE.--I have for sale a
ME&NlFICE@T ESTATE of l,25o ACRES or
Improvements. society, and scenery unsurpassed
IN the State.
There amili on the property. Pubic scGoois,
ch4rche;. amt ,st- OIL, convenient.
10 I, purchaser before the Isl aay OF tCtpher .
:,rra! h;trg tiu and liberal t:rms OF payment VIII
b. II ret; ana If ,CsiI eli, The rurchtoef ni TIE
estate can take IA ming III -ns:is team stock, &c,
together with 100000 pounds hay probably 700
trrels Of corn and otfal OF same, onil Of 5oVo u
1000 bu,hcl6 OF wheat. and clover seed FOR $50
acres OF land. , -
This estate cen he divided about equally, giving
TO either part an;'le buildings. ...-
Possession 1T any time. ,,.
,v g, I,,E 1914 2; ain street.
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ATLAS OR ARARAT.--lf the food had oc-
CURED i'll the time Of Mr.. Alexander III.
Stephens We verify believe that during the
thrty-ninth days rain he would have been
seen a>tlidc of the ring pole Of the Atlanta
Sun office holding Il faded umbrella over
his head, drawing up his d.minutive legs to
keep them out OF the surrounding SUI, ges.
aud calmly iuditing Il tcn.culumn editorial
TO the people of the Late Contedcracy to
prove that The shower WAS null and VOID,
and The food matter To be resisted ut The
bal!ot-1oX; ami no doubt people would
have been found in Georgia who would
have ST "mltlzod Noali's ark as 4 new
departure" and have hazarded both life
and soul on the faded umbrella and pom
dcrous editorial of poor little Mr.. Stephens.
Petersburg Progress.
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RAILROAD 1TEMs.-Thc Richmond. Fred
cricksnurg, and Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny have completed their track to the bridge
which crosses Aqua creek at the Hope
wharf.
The engineer corps of the Pennsylvania
Central have completed L line Of survey as
Tar south AS alasSaponaN run, five miles
from town. The line crosses the Kappa
hammock ut French Johns wharf, crosses
the canal basin, passes through the north
western portion of the Kenmore ground,
and thence east of the National Cemetery,
cro>>in. the Fredericksburg and Gordons-
vile railroad near that point, and run
hin" over the II. Y. ID. road near 1lamll-
tons Crossing.
Another line will he surveyed which will
cross the Rappnhannork in the vicinity of
the itlcnmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
l"mac railroad bridge. fredericksburg
NttrS.
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ACCIDENTAL DRow NING.-Mr. Reuben
BuIlard, Of King George county, white at
temptinI TO swim his horse across the Rap
paliannock, at the lower ferry yesterday
evening, fell into the river and was drowned
before assistance could reach him. He was
taken out after being under the water about
three minutes, but ull efforts to resuscitatc
him proved umayailing. lie had been drink
ing pretty frcely.-Iredericksb NcacS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 10 1911.
sun rtses ,. $50 Moon sets. ......... %
san geis SO Higb tide. So
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T. BUILDING LOTS, ..
tW ELLiNGS. and STORES
| 10, sale by W. +. EDB,FS,
ieI5-2m Real Estate gent, 1ll5 hia,n 81.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
Heavy Dcnusit In the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Gov. Henry ID
Cooke deposited in the Treasury to-day
So, 600, 900 10 the credit of the European
Syndicate. The American Syndicate re-
port the sale of 8, 900 900 to-day.
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DIANO FORTES AND MUSIC. essss

DIANU FURTES AND MUSIC. Esf.sassSa
Il ~ TT
The subscribers are agents for QUICKER.
legs SUPERB PIANO FOkTES, and supply
Tn, m 1T manulac .urcr'G prices.
They have for sale several SECoND'fAND
PIANO F,JGTES.
MiIsIc for the PLANO FORTE; superior
STRINGS for the Violin and Guitar.
jy2l j.. WcODIOuSE fAhhAM.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MURDERER
About twelve months ago negro man was
killed at Chuckaturk, Nanscinond county,
by Il party OF white men. nOne of whom
were arrested. 1t was said at the time that
a party of white oystermcn, who We're
drinking, assaulted party of negroes, beat
in- one Of them 50 severely that he died
from the effects Of it. Yesterday our po-
lice, upon the complaint OF a negro, who
says he witnessed the affair, arrested 4 white
man 10y the name of James Bodincs, alias
james &. Whiteaon the charge of having
been concerned in the killing. After par.
tial examination before Justice =. H.
kcmpc. Bodncs was committed to Jail to
await The action Of the authorities of Nan,
>emond county, who were notified by Col.
Lewellcn of the arrest. The negro who ell
tered the complaint was committed TO ell
sue his appearance in Nansemond rs 4
witness in The case. Bodincs i well known
in his city, where he has been living for
some timc.--NorJoik Trgiman.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.

P1AANo-FohrEs: E F7
GEORGE l.. BIDGOOD, agent for Inc ceic'
brated PIANOS of HallCtt, Davis 4 Co., OF hcs-
Ion aud a. W cher & CO., New York, TcSatlt by
the leading musicians aud artists the rest now
IniGc. For sale at The manufacturers lowest
prices. - -
SkCOND-UAND PIANOS taken In exchange
for new CUES at TN ir full value.
Planes cUukt intlv on hand to let. -.
IUkINH and KErAIRlS1 done in the hest
manner. 9u l2-3n
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BLOODY FrRAv.-A difficulty occurred
late yesterday afternoon 1T the house OF
William Parsons. on 18th street, between
MIR. Hughcy Hughes, city iailor, and Mr..
Charles W. Green, in winch Mr.. Hughes
was severely beaten with Il stick by Green.
! il reported that Mr.. lI.'5 nose is broken,
and he is also seriously injured about the
head. During tho fight MIR. Ii. drew piS-
toll and fired at Green, the shot taking eff
feet In the arm Of Dir. George W. Lips
combc, constable Of Bro"kyille township,
who was passing ;siJr@ the street. and eli.
tered the house 10 separate the parties. a
second shot was also fired bv Mir. H., but
did not take effect. The wound of Mr..
Lipscombe is in the arm near the shoulder,
the ball lodging against the bone but not
fractllring it. The wound is very severe.
though it is not supposed t." be serious. AZ
ter he was shot. Mr.. l.. walked to the office
Of DR.. NJ. z. Christian. who rendered him
the proper surgical attention.
Mr.. llughe>'S injuries. rs before, stated,
are quite serious, though not dangerous,
aud he will probably be inranaritarcd for
business for some time. We arc not in.
formed Of the origin of the difficulty,
tuuugh it is stated by persons who wit
| messed the affair that Mr.. Hughes was struck
several blows with Il stick before he at
ttcmp.cd I" use his pistol.
| Up to Il late hour last night neither of the
naatics had been arrested, but we presume
| the affair will undergo Judicial Investigation.
| Lynchburg Nc,rS.
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MADRID, Aug. 1S.-A committee of the
International Society has addressed a letter
TO Prime Minister Sorclla avowing the hos
tility of the society to the Government, but
complaining Of the persecution of It's mem.
bers by the authorities. 1t dcnounceS the
existing order of things as false and hollow
and being maintained by aud thro ugh
fnrrp
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HARDWARE. &c.

CPEARS'S PRESERVING LUlD-For
y Or. serving fruit, vegetables, CIDER, MA &C.
Eor ,js nv % BUDE2Ek 3 DADE,
d .,, IVY oAO Main street.
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From Ireland.
INSULT TO QUEEN VICTORIA.

DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-At the banquet given
to the French deputation tonight the Lord
Mayor proposed =, toast to the Queen,
which was received with storms of Kisses,
lasting several minutes.
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..-c,,ondcncc Of the hi'hmond DisratcS'l
BorEroUxr STRINGS. FA.,}
aup l.tb 1871.
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to the Weekly Dispatch for publication,
hop ing this generous spirit may be caught
thro llphnilt The land.

THE DEproRp-O OUTRAGE Classification
has been made Of an attempted outrage by
negro on, the person of n white girl, in
Bedford, on Monday last, hut no particll-
lars were given. We now learn that The
name Of the black fepd is Winston Ever
EFT, a noted negro rogue and despe rado,
residing In The nriyhhorhood OF New Lon-
don, and tho natne Of the girl is' Young,
whose parents reside on the land Of Major
Stephen r. Peters. near Forest depot. The
girl il only about twelve years OF age, and
had been s"nt by her mother to neigh
boris house. and was on her return when
she. was stopped by the negro some two
hundred yards from her fathers house.
The cries Of the girl reached the
ears OF her mother, who seized gun
and hurried to her dauSnter's assistance.
Upon reaching the spot the negro had q
drawn KIN f. in biz hand. and threatened to
take the lie OF both mother and daughter,
but the mother lcvcllcd the gun ut the
scnundrcl, who then fled. leaving his dia-
bolical purpose unacr"mplsh.d. The cOur-
aycou< mother snapped her gun at the fee
ing Villain. but unfortunately the cap failed
10 explode.
Information oc The outrage soon spread
through the rcighborhood, and u party Of
ucniltIilrn started in search of the negro,
who was tracked to cabin on the farm OF
Mr.. Hake. some four miles from the scene
of the outrage. The negro heard his pur-
sucrs AZ they approached, aud ran, and
was fired at five or six times without effect,
and he escaped. Parties were still in search
OF him OIL "Wednesday Notwithstanding
Nfrrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13
McCorb Would Own Mississippi.

The Memphis Sun is jealous Of the grow
ing importance and increasing advantages
Of New Orleans as a market for the pro-
duce of the Mississippi valley, and hence is
considerably agitated at the probabilities of
new railroad connections which will natur-
ally tend to improve our trade. If Colonel
McCemb can build road from Canton to
Kosciusko and Aberdeen, he will not divert
trade, but enable it to seek its natural chan
mel. The Sun spitefully says:
McComb has got control of the Missis-
sippi Legislature, and forced scheme
through that assembly whereby he is to
build y road from Canton, its present ter
minus, to kOsciusko, with forty millions, in
two years. and to Aberdeen in five years,
on condition that individuals and corpora
lions on the line shall subscribe $1,000 per
mile, and that the State shall cede to him,
McCOmb, all its interests in all railroads in
Mississippi, the present value Of which is
estimated at two millions, and the proceeds
of an Internal improvement grant Of the
general government. The tact that this
measure has been pushed through both
houses in such hot haste, and without
due consideration, raises a strong pre-
sumption that there is an immense
job in it. But this is not all. Some time
ago. Mr.. McComb tried to get hold of the
stock of this city in the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad, so as to control that improve
ment. We then pointed out in the Sun that
his object was to divert the cotton and other
business on that line, which naturally comes
to Memphis, to New Orleans. No one then
called in question that such was his purpose.
Indeed, it was cOrrObOrated by McCOmb's
own declaration, as copied from Vicksburg
journal of that period. But, lately, Nc.
Comb has thrown off all DISCUSSES, and
openly proclaims that he means to control
the stock in this road, and by discrimina-
tons in freight, divert the trade over his
line to New Orleans. 1t remains to be seen
whether he will be successful. We fear he
has too long had the field to himself to be
successfully thwarted by any efforts in our
power at this late day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13

Thus far the engagement of this young
actress at the st. Charles Theatre is a sue
cess. Her child-like manner, artless and
pleasing style, had their effect when she
made her debut before New Orleans au-
dlenee, to make her at once host of ad-
mirers; and, as her popularity nightly
increases, she bids fair to become great
favOrite.
When Master Burke first appeared in this
country he was but boy. He played on
the violin, and acted cleverly, it is true, yet
there was nothing extraordinary in his per-
fOrmanccs, executed at mature age. His
youthful performances stamped him prod
igy, and rendered him great favOrite
wherever he went.
Miss Lavender has this advantage at this
time. She is girlish and handsome, and
plays with . simplicity that is captivating
as Minnie Rook in the play of "Minnic's
Luck" written expressly for her. 1t is not
our intention to criticise the play. 1t was
wri item for purpose by one who is not a
novice as an author; and as We take the
purpose to be a good one, hope it may bene.
fit the youthful actress for whom it was
written.
Miss Lavender, in this piece, plays a
character that is not unlike some that are
played SO truthfully by Lolita. We will say
we are pleased with Miss Cavenders youth
full efforts, and not displeased with the
piece. 1t is creditably performed, and if
the fair young actress is not seen in any
other character than that Of Minnie Rook,
she has shown talent and a desire to
please that have not failed to gain her
many admirers. Let her persevere in de-
termination to become distinguished in the
profession she has chosen, and there is
much reason to believe her efforts may he
crowned with complete success.
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MARSHAL'S MQNITIONS,

United States W. 1W,3 800 Cigars. etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District Of Louisiana. No. 969l-IL obedience to
an admiralty warrant, to me directed In the aDove
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session
Is. 800 CIGARS, nipety.nine rolls CIGARETTES
six pieces LINEN and three VEST PATTERNS
now ibeled by the United States for the causes
set forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court of the United States.
And l do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person persons
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court ofthe United States M the District afore
before the first Monday of NAV, 1871. to show
cause, If any they have OF can, why the said
cigars, ETC., should not be condemned and be sold
agreesbly to the prayer Of Lbelants
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
tenth day Of April, 1871.
8. B. PACKARD,
ap11 II q my2 United States Marshal
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

First Ward Radical Republican Mother
Clib.-At a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
above club. held at the club room, corner Of Mel
pOmene and White streets, Monday evening, April
TO- 1871, the following resolutions offered by Joseph
Jones, ESQ.,. were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, His Excellency Governor H. C. War
moth has appointed Colonel John COckrem Admin
istratOr of Improvements. and Colonel F. c. Remick
Administrator Of Commerce; and.
Whereas, We the members of the First Ward
Radical Republican Mother Club, have faith in their
ability and know them to be tried Republicans
therefore. be it {.
Resolved, That cordially indorse the above ap-
pOintments, and pledge ourselves in the future as
in the past. to sustain the administration of Gov.
ernor =. c: Warmoth; and be 1t further
Resolved, That the Corresponding Secretary be
directed to forward copy of these resolutions to
his Exceehcy Governor H. C. Warmoth. to Colonel
John C0ckrem. and to colonel F. c. Remick, and
that they BE- published in the New Orleans Re-
publican.
By order: H. C. MILES, President.
DANIEL CROWLEY, Corresponding Secretary.
anl2
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United States vs.. Five Trunks, containing
sou cigars, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District Of Louisiana, No. 699O.-In obedience to
an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session.
FIVE TRUNKS, containing "a, 800 cigars. and five
rolls cigarettes, hbeled by the United States.
for causes set forth in the libel now pending In the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof, and al and every person Or Per.
interest in or to the same, to be and appear at
District Court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on before the first Monday of May, 1884, to show
cause, any they have can, why the said cigars,
ETC., should not be condemned and he sold agree.
ably to the prayer Of libelants
United states MaxshaPs office, New Orleans, tenth
day Of April, 1871.
s. 3. PACKARD,
apl II 23Ay2 United States Marshal.