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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

SENATE.. ALBANY, Aprll ], 18,2
The Senate met at u o'clock p. m. The Com
msioners of Public Parks NewYork sent their report
as to improvements Of portions of Weschester and New.
York Countless ofspuyten Duyy Creek and Harlem Riy-
;and to the facilities of communication between the said
counties They have surveyed and mapped as follows I:
in Yonkcrs 1900 acres I'm Progress, 800 acres In West
Farms 2503 in Progress llC9 acres in East Chest
err acres They have incurred Indebtedness OF t.
Oi5 and received $4,000, leaving deficiency OF s170i5
Mr. TIEMASN offered concurrent resolution, which was
adopted requiring Controller Green to investigate all the
transactions Of the present New Courthouse Commits
sioners and to report the purposes for which they ex.
pended the 5000 900 appropriated in 1870 and the $200O
given them on account or the appropriation OF 1871; also
TO adverses and ascertain the amounts of legal claims
against them, and the necessary to complete the
building He directed to report within ten days after
he receives the resolution Adjourned.
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RETWEFN SALVADOR AND HONDURAs-RAII-
80 " " 80 a 90 WV ~
kOAD PROGhESS'
AcprNwArr March oo-The follovino Cen
" 60, -, - -,
ral American news TO Atm inst. mas Deeh receNeo'
CUATENAiA.-The country Is still agtated about tho
reception OF the Jesuits by Nicaragua. Honduras ~
suspected Of trying to bring Nicaragua on her de 80 s
to quarrel with Guatemala and Salvador 1he depart.
law. The rebel Antonio Neunoz made an asanlt on inc
town OF Petapa, and killed sentry aud captured toIo
arms. The revolt was supdued, ana see cf lAc IeaIs
Of 10 captured and shot, treaty offensive ana De-
feDsye has been made between Salvador aud Guatemala,
and esuits in any character nterdcted. President
Granados Is very popular, and Is called the savior or
i ,ne c9unrgy 10 s ts ovarnncnt Two
~ Centro n.rirGuo and Ef Cor1eta have sus-
nended and IL Ia thou pht n third pauer would do
Nc,p.cr,snsnicionso Of foul nlav have been aroused
IN tie matter of the shipwreck OF the ake steamer Tho
price az coffee was never so high as now Sales have
been made al sI5 oft) per auna II Is reported that
hostiities have broken out 6eween Salvador and Hon
duras and that the forces OF salvador hay. trunphed
riodea will soon be esaSlished which Will advocate ts
interests contract has been cn cred into between tho
Panama Railroad Company and Mexico for five years
extend their Central American steamer trips to Ac
pulco to 20 into effect on or before July Ceu Mos
guerra is is reported TO be dying. new bank Is to
established at Panama
Tho datoa from caIloo Porn. y,,naro,so Cbut. and
'fN' ~'' Si'
Otner sOuth racine ports are 10 Match It,
PERU.--The Messrs. Dreyfus have established a new
national bank IN Callao, with a nominal capital Of
SI2 600; subscribed capital $29NOOOO. Tue Rinao
and Orega Railroad has red badly FROM rain and
Hoods. The Permanent Commission OF the Government
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TIE ELI1S INVESTIGAUON.
HOW THE GENEVA WATCH COMPANY" IS MAN
AGED-ELLIS II. ELIAS MAKES RECKLESS
CHARGES.

HOW THE GENEVA WATCH COMPANY" IS NAN
AGED-ELLIs II. ELIAS MAKES RECKLESS
CHARGES.
The mythical Geneva Watch Company"
was again put upon trial at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday In the person Of the clerk Alfred G.
snen accused Of having sold worthless watches at No
broadway. Elis H. Elias, the true defendant In the
case, more severely examined by Assistant
Dstrict-Attoruey Sullivan. and in spite Of constant
eyatons. forced TO make some damaging admissions
to the manner in which business was done by the
"Geneya Watch Company" Elias artully endeavOred TO
insDnate that the watches sold at No 763 Broadway
were bought of the Walthan and United States Watch
Companies; then confessed that only Of the watches
were obtained Of those companies and finally after
painful struggle, remembered that 1900 Of the watches
bought in Madenane Of foreign firms. AS his
animation closed Elias attempted TO sympathy
BY affirming that unknown reporter had tried to
blackma hun on the day previous by threatening 10
publish article in The Eoenin0 Post exposing the
"Geneya Watch Company" Elias then pointed across
the room at spectator whom he charged with being
the black The Indignantly demanded TO
be put upon his OATH and this being granted he denied
every statement made by Elias. The following sum
mary Of the testimony:
Ellis ii. Elias testified: wrote "A circular for my
brother, william VI. Elias, who the manager Of the
establishment No i0J Broadway; the circular was
written by me. think about week before the store
was opened wrote some 9th, things for the irm per-
Aals s many eight; WiOic bnt circular and
Iest we're adyeri,nneits ior t,e Ncw-YorE payers:
SaH; have not noticed any iD III, Tribune;
gSGs. "feDs one es a aSs 3 % q a2 hlprGs on?
tier cIculais written ny lherr ~ The sore, and
tct nbroed?i am intcres ed IL nth graphic establish
Bcnt 10 MeFoeysi Oi t.n Geneva Watch Company
c.reaE. " re- Autographed ib'.'; ne one 'ow shawn
10 Juc Is no ~ them; ihey wcrc sH ~ rI',-a III c
'n"~s of he M Oh ...n ,'"ninr. Il own, btan-
.! = CO... ..e.. were s.e.. w my bro
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SPAIN.

A MAIL TRAIN PLUNDERED BY ROBBERS.
MADRID. Monday, April I, 1877.
A band Of robbers last week removed the
rails On the Madrid and Andalusia Railway, between
valdepenas and Manzanares, and stopped the mail train
They then made an attack the traln which re-
sisted by the guards. Shots exchanged and OF
the guards, ofle<r and passenger. were wounded.
The bandits finally gained possession Of the cars aud
took all the money they could find, some $4,000
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MEXICO.

REBEL REFUGEES AT SAN FRANCIsCO-CAPTUEB
OF A GOVERNMENT GENERAL.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-The steamship
Montana from Mazatlan March %, arrived to-day. sho
brings several prominent Mexican rebels, with their
families Gen. Sanchez Ochoa, commanding the hrss
division of Gen. Rochas army, was eaptufed by tho
enemy at Durango, March H. lie was under orders
TO advance Immediately Mazatlan, and Gen. Pesqui-
era with his forces was at Cuaean ating Lis arrival
to cooperate with him.
There is no truth in the reported defeat Of Gen Rocha
nv Donato Guerra. af Y 1ratecas-
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THE ELECTION IN THIS CITY.

The Connecticut election was not an eXcit-
Ing topic in this city last evening The Republican
comnitteerooms were not open, and there but
little discussion and less information at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Very few more than the usual number Of mem-
bers present at the Union League Club, where tee
grams from Gov. Jewell to Collector Arthur and Thomas
Murphy posted. These kilograms announced large
gains In Gov. Jewelps favor in New-Haven and Hart
ford, and were accepted as Indications OF victory.
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pERsONAl-BY TELEGRAPH.

w O. Pennington, an old citizen of Little
Rocl Ara and a promires, politician, died yesserday
49,. Count Trauttmansdorf, the Austrian Minister
the Pope will shortly present his ~''efs fe
J W. Preston has been reelected President OF
the Chicago Tho Board passed resolutions nrsns
uou alton the AfAge o the Dali before 'onS 'o an
airline IA 'way Iom New. York to Chicago
Mrs. Grant, accompanied by Miss Nellie Grant,
l,n washington evening fhadipha to Join sI Sees Bore
~ ,nv On route for arore sve Washington
To- for ,I Join the here morrow, the jay s steam"
lsa,ea
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AN OLD PRINTER GONE.

BosToN, April 1.-GeOrgo Ormiston, printer
died in the Consumptives Home In this city, last week.
at the age Of 10 years Many years ago he was foreman
OF The Nec York Journal Of Commerce, also OF The Ne'c-
York SUM- and subsequently OF The Boston Daily Adrer-
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OH, WORKS BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, April IA fire, caused
nv the explosion u STILL took place this morning at the
coal oil works OF j. L. Stuart, at Gibson Point schuylki
The still LEO barrels OF oil In process Of manufacture
and rairnad car were consumed. The heat nom the
are cased tie eaplosion OF smaller stl. Loss about
O. ur.d furS
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A BANK MESSENGER ROBBED.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 1.-The runner of the
Citizens Bank was robbed ut the Canal Bank this
ing $1,000 The placed his book the counter.
when some asked hun u question. While he was
answering it, his book taken and another substtu
ted. No arrests were mnde.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

FRANCE-BIsMARCK REGRETS ITS FAILURE
OF ADOPTION.
BERLIN, Monday, April l. 1877.
Count von Wesdehlen, the German Charge
dAffaires at Paris, has notified the Count dc Remusat.
the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, that Prince Bis
marck regrets the failure Of President Theirs TO induce
the Assembly to ray the Postal Convention before tho
adjournment Prince Bismarck has returned 10 Berlin.
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XLIID CONGRESS-SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, April 1. 1877.
Mr.. MORTON Rep., Ind.) offered resolution
directing the Secretary o War TO obtain from the Conn.,
mandant Of the arnory at Springfield statement show
ing the operation of the EghhOur law in respect to the
of labor performed the expense Of manufactur-
ing and repairing and the general working of the
establishment as compared with the former system VI
Mr. EDMUNDs (Bep, yt) moved to include the Rock
Sir. MORTON accepted the amendment, and the rcso-
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep., VT reported the House Joint
resolution 10 erect colossal statue to Admiral Farra-
| gut, with amendment Adopted
Mr. COLE Q!ep CALI called up the bin 10 provide for
mail steamship service between the United states and
Bills we're introduced as follows:
completion OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad three
| Mr. ANTHONY U2ep, r. T)-Relative to the COM
mencement OF increased pay TO promoted naval officers
Mr.LOGAN Rep, IL )-Authorizing the construction OF
bridge across the Assissppi between Warsaw, Illinois,
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
At the expiration OF the morning hour the Indian y
| lr. POMEROY moved to lay aside the Approximation
S for ae Nay "a So The TG In .o
Mr. COLE (Rep., CALI explained the bill. He said the
Committee had carefully through it as came from
the House, and had reduced tho aggregate amount ap
made adding appropriations the entire required by
the bill would be about s575oOo Most of the appropr.
ations called for by the stipuatiOns OF treaties
with the Indians made long ago, and many of which
could not be defended The policy of the Government
seemed TO be 10 make treaties with Indians
a fact upon which the country to be c0ngTatu
lated. HI sad that the Sioux Indians to receive
nearly half of the whole amount appropriated, and the
Apaches also TO receive large sum- IL was
claimed that these large appropriations were necessary
IN order TO keep those Indians from making war;
but he thought that in many instances they could be
cheapy, wisely and efectuay dealt with by the
military arm OF the Government. He hoped the day
would soon when Indians would be regarded as
citizens and would receive neither more nor less bounty
or protection than other citizens.
The amendments reported from tho Committee on Al
propriatOns were acted upon.
Mr. HARLAN Rep., Iown), from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, submitted certain amendments.
louisiana and Florida passed.
without further action, the Senate at 40 p ad
jouned.
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ANOTHER JAPANESE PRINCE.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Nagaoka, one of the
Japanesc Princes ruling tho north OF Nphon, accom-
paued hy student passed eastward last evening join
the Emhassa,loral party The Prince will make tour
of the United saes master the Language, and acquire
all the information within his reach.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES.

HARTFORD, April 1.-Fifty-three towns out
OF total If IGG show loss to Jeweu OF l2S' 1his Is
after adding to the Democratic vote 643 votes IN 'oSo
tovns for Gillette GemperaDce), and At Tor harrison
n ahor Rcfor) 1t does not nende the vote OF Hart
q, which is co plurality for Jewell nor Of New Haven,
which gives Hubbard 5s1 plurality, net RepubIi-
can gain in those towns OF nearly 1909 votes
Waterbury, Vernon, and two or three other towns w"
give some Democratic gains. Itlooks as If Jewel was
elected by the people There net Republican gain OF
six REPRESENTATIVES. in 80 towns In Hartford City the
Republicans elect Henry C. Robinson Mayor by over 800
majority, aud all their city ticket and also carry hVe
wards out OF seven.
MDDLEsEX COUNTY.
MIDpLETowN, Conn, April 1.-Middesex
COUNT gives jewell majority of over 200 The Repub
Ncan sheriff, Abba Hyde. Is probably elected. Inc Dem
eCrtc Senator from the XvIIIth and the Repuo
hcan senator from the XIXth District are elected
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Hartford, April 1.-Rcturns from 90 towns
shows q loss Of co for Jewell, counting HuObards
tot vote and 90 Temperance and Labor Reform votes
against him. This does not include New-Hayen, W Wleh
gives Hubbard only 397 over all.
Charles J. Cole Rcp) IS elected Senator from the list
District By II plurality. Westeu Russell (Rep) is re-
elected Sheriff from this county by a large vote
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
NoRwA1K, Conn.,, April 1T is impossible
10 get all the towns this county tonight. owing to the
rad roads TIE vote Of Fairfield County falls OF from
last year One Republican and Democratic Senators
ago elected The Republicans gain six Representatives.
as far - heard from. Leeds Democrat. is elected Sheriff.
NEw-LONDON COUNTY.
Norwich, April 1.-New-LondOn County,
with ouc town lacking, gives Jewell 545i; Hubbard,
IG59 Gillette, 2ls.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
NORWICH, April 1.-Windham County, ex-
cept two towns gives Jewell SCO5 Hubbard 1884, Gil
lctte 90 The town. to hear from Will add about co to
JeWefs majority.
THE VOTE BY TOWNS,
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STATE OFFICERS ELECT.

GorcTnor. MARSHALL JEWELL, OF Hartford.
Lieut. Gorer1,or -. NORRIS TYLER, Of New-Haven.
S,creLrry Of State. HIRAM APPELMAS, of Groton.
Treasurer DAVID p. NICHOLS, of Danbury.
Controller W. MANNING, OF Putnam.
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TIE VOTE BY TOWNS.

The following are the returns by towns, as
far as heard from up 10 the hour Of going TO press;
HARTFORD COUNTY.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

MISCELLANEOUS NEws-REPORTED OUTBREAK
BETWEEN SALVADOR AND H0NDURAs-RAII-
ROAD PROGRESS.
AspNwALL, March 22.-The following Cen
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AUCTION SALES.
By 8. GuinauIt.
SUCCESSION OF MISS oDmE TOUGHER.
Second District Court for tho Parish of Orleans
No. $3.50.
AUCTION SALES.

DY =. GUINAULT, AUCTI0NBER-OFFTC
ID corner Of Exchange alley and BienviIla street.
SATURDAY, July 20, 1872 will be sold, at twelve
O'Clock b., at the Merchants and Auctioueers Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets by virtue of an order from the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated May g. 1872
/. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city in square bounded by
Dumaine, st. Ann, Burgundy and Rampant streets
street by depth Of 49 feet between parallel lines
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, consisting of a Oue-stOry house, bricks
between posts, covered with slate and a two story
brick kitchen of four rooms, on which there are
placed twehty-thTe6 shares Of the capital stock
of the Consolidated Association Of the Planters
Of louisiana
2. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND Immediately
in the rear Of the above property, measuring 81
feet III inches line on the rear line of the above
described property, by "a feet in depth the line
3. ALSO, -FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OR PARCELS OF
GROUND, situated in the parish Of Jefferson
little above the town OF CarrOltOn being formerly
a part Of the plantation of the late Pierre VOlant
Labarre, and designated plan drawn by Cos
49, rs and 27; said lots measuring, each, ora arpent
front a common road, ls9 feet inches lines on
the line by irregular depth varying from 1850
to 2I39 feet, as set forth on said plan.
See plans at the Exchange.
Terms-The purchaser Of the above first de
following sums due said Consolidated Association,
to wit; S286 49, the first Of June, 1872; BIG A.
on the first of June, 1874; $l66 Is, the first of
June, 1875 aud 8 l55 49, on the first of June 1876,
and the balance cash, and the other described
property for cash.
Acts Of sale before A Dueatel, notary public, at
the expense Of the purchasers, including United
States stamps. jel9 p jY4 II 20
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DIX q. DE FERRET g. CO-JOHE O. MON
THURSDAY, August Is, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ
at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, IL the base
nent rOtunda Of the sc. Louis Hotel VIII D8
sold by public auction, by virtue OF two orders
from the Judge Of the Parish Court for the parish
Of st. James, one issued by the Hon. x. BeauYIss
TudgeOf the Fourth Judicial District, dated Nay IT.
1872, and the other issued by tho Hon. J. W. hun-
saksr dated July 5, 1872, the following described
property. for account Of said succession
ALOT OF GROUND, situated in the second Dis
triet Of this city in the square bounded DY Du-
maine St. Philip, Chartres tate Condeh and Royal
streets designated by the letter B, and measuring
American measure, 20 feet inches lines mont On
Chartrea street, by first depthoi q feet inehes
on a covered alfeV In common With lot A, thence on
an ebiaue line running toward Dumaiue street
Fact inch S lines thence on q second depth line
23 feet II inches lines, ~ feet inchea lines on
tie rear line, and % feet inches lines on the
other depth line; together with the tWoatory brick
house erected thereon and bearng No. 223 Charities
street. eOntaining a store on the ground door, two
rooms and passage on the second fioor, two
story brick Kitchen, containing two rooms below
and two rooms abOve-ln note. the second story or
this house embraces the additional width OF the
common alley together with 86 shares OF the
capital stock Of the Citizens Bank Of bOuisiana
reduced to 81 shares.
Terms-The purchaser TO furnish stock note OF
Sl290 to the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana due on
the first OF December, 1872, and renewable accord
ing 10 the charter Of said bank and Tor the Dai-
anee of the price Of adjudication, cash In United
States Treasury notes. payable on the spot.
Act Of sale together with United states int RAJ
revenue stamps attached before @. lie 0ardeur,
notary public. at the expense Of purchaser
iyf2 81 d au3 10 IS
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DYG. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN @. MON.
ID ROSE. AuotiOneer-0f9ee No. 50 Royal street.
SATURDAY July 90 1874 at twelve o o'clock M. at the
St. Louis Auction ExOhange, will be sold by public
auction, by virtue of a Judgment rendered by the
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second Dis
tret Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated Jane A.
1872, the following described real estate for ao
count of said estate
Two LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District Of this city in the new faubourg Marigny
designated by the nos. q and % Of square No. so
and bounded by st. Anthony, Prosper, Annette and
SOldelle Streets and measuring each % feet 2
inches front on st. AntbOAy street, by depth be-
tween equal and parallel lines of 1913 feet inches
lines.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale, together with United States in
ternal revenue stamps attached, at the expense Of
purchaser, before A. J. Lewis notary public.
ie15 u 20 i've 10 10 20
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HANDSOME Two-sToRY RESIDENCE ON LIB.
ERTY STREET BETWEEN MELPoMRNE AND
TERPsICHoRE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MIGUEL EsTELA.
second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS ,222.

DY G. DE FERRET s. CO.-J0HN @. MON.
ID ROSE, Auetioneer-Ofice No. SO Royal street,
THURSDAY, July rs, 1372 at twelve o'clock NJ,
at the St. Louis Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rOtunda Of the st. Louis H8tel will be sold,
by public auction, by virtue Of an order from the
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the Second Dis.
trict Court for the parish Of Oreans, dated TWEEN.
ty-seeORd of March, 1872, the following described
property, for account of said succession
LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the First District
of this city, in square No. IS, bounded by Liberty
Benton, TerpsiehOTe and Melpemene streets, and
designated lot No. Is, aeeOrCing to plan dFawB
by George T. Dunbar, surveyor dated April l, 1873
deposited in the Office of A. MaZuTeau, notary pub.
lie in this city. Said lot measures, American
measure, % feet front on Liberty street. by lbs
feet in depth, between equal and parallel lines to-
gether with the tw0-story frame slated house
erected thereon containing parl0r, dining.r0Om,
stairways, kitchen, side and front galleries below
three bedrooms, stair landing, front and side gal
leries abOve coal room, sheds priyy, cstern, etc.
The front yard being planted v it'll shrubs, trees
and flowers.
Terms--Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached, before A. J.. Lewis, no.
tary public, at the expense Of the purchaser.
je25 % jy6 10 20 Is
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DY N. BARNETT, AUCTTONEER-Ofdce No.
ID 49 ST. Louis street.-SATURDAY, July 90 1872,
at twelve o'clock n, will be sold at public auc-
ton, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, on st.
Louis street, between Charities and Royal streets,
by virtue ard in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. Louis Duyigneaud, Judge of the Second Bis-
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, dated May g.
1872 the following described property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District of this city in the square com
prised within CTaps Esplanade,- Kerleree or His
tory and Greatmen streets and making part Of
lot No. 1873, and measuring 50 feet front on Craps
street. by about 100 feet in depth bounded on one
side by the property formerly belonging to Mr..
PrOmpain, and on the other side by the property
now or formerly belonging to Magdelaine Baure;
together with the buildings and improvements
3. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District Of this city in the aforesaid square,
comprised within Craps, Esplanade Berlerec, OF
History, and Greatmen streets, adjoining the'
above, and measuring in French meaure, ~ teet
front on Craps street by about 90 feet in depth,
with the improvements thereon. .
8. ALSO, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city, being ehalf
the lot designated By the No SO, on 3 particular
plan Of the faubourg Mariguyt drawn On the thir
tieth Of June 1907, and deposited in the once OF
Michel De Arma5 then notary pubic or TINS city
said lot OF ground measuring, French measure, 80
feet front on GOOdchildren street, between St.
Bernard and Annette streets by feet in depths
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash
Acts of sale before Oscar DrOuet, notary public,
at the expense Of the purchasers, including the
United States stamps also taxes Of l8li and the
running year. Ielb Z4llYZ 10 ~
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.noce..ionnfH.G. MeComns-No. 81. co.

succession ON. G. BIeCOmas-No. "a, $50.
CyECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleana-EOtice Is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and TO ali other persons
herein interested to show cause, within ten DAYS
from the present notification, II any they have or
can, why the account presented BY the admins
traitor Of this estate should not be inomologated
cordance Herewith
By order Of tae Court
jyi2 Is % n. o. TRACY, Clerk.
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CAUTION.

T-OST-CAUTION.-CE OF DE-
Ia POST No I0I, dated New Orleans, Louisiana
Nav A. 1872 issued by the Freedmen's Savings and
Trust COMPANY in favor Of r. Wood or Franklin
Wood for the sum Of Five Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars Notice has been received by the company
that said certificate has been lost. The pubic -
therefore cautioned against negotiating the same,
payment thereof having been stopped
i7I2I lot c. d. STERTEVAETs Cashier.