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tall rs fell Sheriff Of the Parish of OTeanR
George q. Flat 81 80. vs. William A
VAl0ft-

George q. Fliat a so. vs.. William A.
VSnoft-
CsEvgSTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
y of Orleans. No. sSi7.-By virtue of q writ OF
feh fscias directed by the hOBOIA able the
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
In the above entitled cause 10 @. =. SaIvinet
late sheriff. and by said late sheriff to me trans
ferred, will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange. Roya
the secoI d District of this city, on THURSDAY.
January %, lSI3 at twelve O'clock d., the 70 low
ing descrlhee prop rty to WIT.
THE UEEXPlRED TBRM OF THA LEASE Of the
brick blu ldng and dependencies, situated ut No
A9 Royal street, between st. Philip and Ursunes
the thirty-frst day of August, 1914 at the rate
of twelve hundred dollars per annum, pa able in
month inst ailments Of one hundred dollars zach.
at the sud II each and every month copy of
said lease can now be seen IN my siiice.
seized i'll the above suit.
Terms--The purchaser to pay the rent a. It falls
due, and the balance of the price Of adjudication
if any cash on the spot.
jsll Is q Sheriff ot the Parish of Orlesns.
w. II. Levine VS.. steamship Cify Of Cal
vestOn-ko. Ie,U94.
IN THB UEITBD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Il District OF Louisiana in obedience to an ad-
miraity VI rranU to nae directed ID the above enh
tied suit, have seized and taken Into my posses
THB STEAMSHIP CITY or GALVESTON. her
tackle. etc., now hbelea BY W. T. Levine, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and Sdmonsh the
owner or owner thereof, and all and every
peTesn or persOns, having or pretending to
have any right, title or interest in to
the same, to be and appear at District
Court Of the United States for the district afore-
said, TO b. holden at the city of New Orleans on
the fourth Monday Of January. to show cause If
any they have or csn, why The said steamship
should not be condemned AID he sold asreeabIy 70
the prayer OF nbe anita.
United states EsTsbars otsoe, Kew Orleans
tenth day Of January, 1873.
g. B. PACKARD,
jail 1927 United States MARSHAL
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W. =.
doI7 81 Jals Sheriff Of the Parish of Orltsas.
Joachim II ohm We. Patrick Curraher.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OP
- Orleans No. 5sll.-By virtue Of q writ of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court tor the parish OF Orleans. in
the above entitled Cauee, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiODeers'
BIehauge, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the second District of this
city. on SATURDAY, January Is 1873 at twelve
o'clock ID. The following described property, to
wit
YIvB LOTS OF GROUND. With the improve.
meuts thereon, rights, ways, privileges, eervtudes
and appurtenances theTeunto belonging m any
wise appertanng situated in the Sixth District Of
this city Gate City OF Jefferson parish Of Jefferson,
State of LOUIS snal IN toe square Of ground desig-
mated by the letter J.. bounded b Levee, Water.
Milan and Berlin streets, and designated by the
numbers sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, uineteeR and
twenty, and they sdlOin each other and measure
each twenty five feet front Levee street by
depth each OF one HUNDRED and twenty fret he
tween equal aud parallel lines, per e photographic
plan in the Office OF J. L Jarroau, notary public in
this city.
Beng the same property acquired by the late
Patrick Carr,her. deceased, by purcha from the
plaintiff herein, per Got before John F. COtey.
notary public IN THE city, on the fifteenth day Of
August 1851
tSeiEod III the above suit
Terms-Cssh on the spot
W. P. HARPER
soJT {oI At
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george ULlsnayer vs.. Dionls ~5naon.


yN0URTH DISTRICT COURT POR THB PARISH
4 Of Orleans, No. % 256.-By virtue of a writ Of
seisure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell
at pubic auctioa at the Merchants and Auction
eeIs' Exchange Royal etreet, between Canal and
Custcmhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city on WEDNESDAY, February -, 1873. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty. 10 wit
thereon, and RpDu tenances therepnto belonging,
situated in tke FaubOUrg Ensstisn, Pirst Dis
tTCt of this city ia this triangle bound BY Fell
city road, BIT. James and 1T. John the Baptist
sheets, and IL portion OF The lot designated by
the letter q On q 81 eteh made by ". =. ThompsOn,
late surveyor the twenty third of January,
1857, now annexed to act before K G. Go t.
chalk. lato notary public IN his city, the
day. said QortiDn OF ground is taken from the
part of said lot fronting on 81. James street, and
measures, III American m asur', thirty four feet
three IB0hes front ST. ia street, thirty four
ct, mere OF less IN the rear, by depth OF eighty
oDS feet seven lines pr the side line tow ard st.
John TIE B. pti5t street, and sighty-tSO feet two
inCGHE the other side line. mere or less: which
property was purchased by the def ndant herein
hom John Reich, per sGt executed before Joseph
Coin, notary PuhGo IN this OitI, sn tie twenty
third OF April, 1857.
Seized iii the above suit.
Terla5-CRsh On the spot.
". ?. HARPER
.a1I fol ~ Z Rar
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de22 JAMES p. CASEY, Cole etor.
By g. De Ferret e. Co.
SUCCESSION oP II. z. KAGdRRTy.

BUslE R!sS sTANn, CORNER OF PROSPRR AND
CLAIBORNE STREETS.
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Second District Court for the Pariah of Oriesna-
No. 35,508.
by G. Il. GERARDEY s. CO., NICHOLAS
Ep J. HOev, auctiOneer-OtiiCe No. II BxChangs
plate.-SATUkDAY, Feb uars O. li73 at twelSs
O'Clock M at the Merchants aud Auctioneersr
exchange on Roy al, between Canal and Custom
house streets bv virtue Of Judgment Of The Hon.
Orahle the Second District Court for the paiish Of
Orleans, will be sold At public auction, for account
OF the succession of Mrs. Catha1ns LOyle tho fol
lowing described property, 70 Wit:
LOT OF GROUND, with all the bindings eaA
improvements thereon in the First District of tiiis
city in the quare bounded by Lafsy cite, Howard
FrerGt and PUydras streets, and forming the corner
Of Lafayette and freTet streets; MEASURES u feet
front on Lafayette street, 81 feet ide in resF be-
los feet inches line FTeret street. ard lC6 feet
6 Inches line in depth on the other side line-Aa
more or lese aud forms the whole OF lot E1 aad
part of lot No. s. The improvements comprise q
Gerry store, two story kitchen, etc.
TeTms-One-l bird oash, remainder at one ans
two years credit in notes Of the purchaser secured
by special mort gage and vendnrs lien and bearing
interest OF eight per cent per annUn from date OF
sale until final payment, with clause Of five per
cent attorneys fees IN event Of suit, and improve
ments to be- kept fully insured, and policy trans
ferred 10 older of notes, aud purchaser to assume
INT over and above the bid all t. Ges for the
year 1872.
Acts Of rale at the expense of the purchasers be-
fore W. J. CasteH notary public. rs 10 rs fel 9
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
VALUABLE sr. CHARLES STREET PROJECT
sUCCEssIoE oP JOSEPH NJ RKEvB, DECREASED.


Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1896
DY NASH a. HODt.sON, WI HOT ssoN,
Id suetioneer-0f6ce No. 5 CarOndelet street.
On SAT- RDAY, January II, 1873, at twelve o'clock
basement rot nnda of the ST. Charles Hotel in this
ty by virtue and in pursuance Of an order of the
Hoa. A. l. TissOt Judge Of the Second District
Court for the pal ish of Orleans, dated December
1872 docket No. $780, for account of the success
sion of Joseph NJ Reeve. deceased, at public aue-
ONR VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Fourth District of this ety. in the
square bounded by st. CharleB, Caron2e let, Wash
ington and Oenrey streets, which measures 81 FRET
inches lines front on St Charles street,
next TO the corner of COnrey street, by depth of
$50 feet, between parallel ines, together with the
use, in common with said corner lot, of an alley
way 10 feet wide, RAINING from said No. 81 feet
inches lines toward and opening ou said Conrey
street, ell American measure, as per sketch made
April 10, 1854.
5000 cash in United States treasury notes and
the balance on q credit Of en-, two an d three
years In equal Payments, with Gig hit per cent in
sele I, AMI the usual olausas for special mortgage
insurane &c and attorneys fees.
Act OF sale before NJ. IT. Ducros notary, at the
expense OF the purchaser. de6 n 81 % ja4 II
ASSIGERBS SALR
AN BLf6IBLB PRANK RESIDENCE, NO. 387 ST
0FARLE5 STREET, BETWEEN TBRPsICHORE
AEp kKLPoMENB.
ALso,
A LARGE AND VALUABLE SQUARE, OF GROUND,
sUBDTvrDKB INTO THIRTY-TwO LOTS,
FRONTING ON COMMON AND aRAvIRR
STREETS.
BY ORDER OF r. e NORTON AssI6NER
LIZ THB MATTER OF JOSEPH g. BLLrS-M
Bankruptcy-No 1lR
District Court Of the United States Of America for
the District of louisiana
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POEITIvK AND CERksPRYED SALH FOB &C.
OOUET or II. CARROLL.
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SHERIFFS SALES.


odlst Bpscopal Church OF New Orleans.
TSOURTH DISTRICT COURT POR THB PARISH
Il Of Orleans, No 254l3.--By virtue of writ of
her1 fac a. directed by the honorable the Fourt
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. TO @. S. sauvinet, late
sheriff, aud by said late sheriff TO me
transferred, / viii proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants aud Aucroneers
Exchange, Roya! street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the hrcOnd District Of this
city, on WEDEEs eAY. January II, 1878, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
LOT OF GROUND. together with al the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
First District of this city, i'll the square bounded by
st. Charles, Calope. Camp and DeIOrd streets and
Tivoli circle measuring fifty six feet seven inches
seven lines fIOot on said st. Charles street, one
hundred AID f!tv-tour feet two iEcbes IN depth
and front C8llinpe street. one hundred aud fifty
five feet in epti on the Their eide hue and thirty
nine feet four inches in width in the rear, a. per
plan of C. A. Hedin late surveyor, IN 1888 acquired
from J. y. Carutllera on the ninth OF June 1856,
registered in she c0Ryt Jaace onlce hook 90 folio
586
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
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In TIKI MATTER or HBERY J. PBLTUs AMI
Others, in Bankruptcy
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BY a. Huston.
SUCCESSION OF JAMBs PRAGUE.

Second p:strSc. Court for the Parish Of Orleans
no. l6. $50.
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Second District Court for the psrish Of Orleans
No. d $40.
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By G. e. Girardey 81 Co.
LOUISIANA LANDS
ASHGNBRs SALE In BANKRUPTCY.

BY oRDKR OF Z. e. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN TEB M4TTKR or s. O. L r A. NELSON,
BANKBUPTS.
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. z. Girardey & Co,

PLANTATIONS. LANDS, INTERESTS, INTO.
AsSIGNBFS sALR
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BY ORDER OF f. 3. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
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'ROPERTY CORNER OF LAFAYETTE ANA
FRERET STREETS.
SALE IN PARTITION.

SUCCESSION OF MRS, CATHAR1NR DOYLE
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 886.
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DlsTlc: Court of the United States Of America for
the District of LOUsiana--Ro IS.
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RY NASH & HODGsON-w 1. HoDGsoN,

District Court Of the United States Of America 10
The District of louisiana
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BcraarS Lncnze Va. Joseph Jcuet

W z HINT thr
ars4 ia3 ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of OTieAns
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Second District Court for the Parish of Oriesns
No. 3J SOB
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Nerchants, MutnaI Insurnnce Company

W. z. h9kFhhr
jS3 10 fel SheTtf Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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". P HAGPB2,
r 80 SaeJtS - ttse Paz is-h 81 Ors aus.
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Dominique PocheIu VS.. Henry Harriss.

ia4 10 is Sheriff of the Parish Of OrIeana.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-18
FROM THE ORIENT.
Latest Budget from China and Japan
Arrival Of the Steamer Japan at
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l5.-The
steamer Japan arrived from China this
evening, with seven cases of smallpox
on board. The ship was sent to quar-
antine.
Sancelito dates to January oath state
that in Hong Kong great preparations
were making at that time for the corOn-
alton and accession of the Emperor.
Numerous wrecks in the China seas
were reported, among than the S. s.
Sedan and the bark Lillen Castle.
There were unpleasant rumors agitat-
ing against foreigners, being fomented
by the literary classes, in the province
of Shantung, Japan.
The Gazette, of January 23d, says that
the articles which are to Orepresent Japan
at the Austrian exhibition were dis
played at Yashika, in the castle, during
December last. They form a decidedly
interesting collection.
The Emperor gave audience on New
Year to the foreign representatives. A
short congraulatory address, read by the
Italian Minister on behalf of the diplo-
matte corps, was graciously replied to by
his Majesty. On January 10th the En-
press gave an audience to Mrs. DeLong
and Madame Butzow, wives respective
ly of the American and Russian Minis
tiers. Her Majesty expressed herself de-
lighted at being allowed to bestow such
an honor.
There had been much political dis
quiet during the preceding four or five
weeks, and some disturbances in the
country have also produced anxiety in
certain quarters. Troubles have broken
out in Owake Ken Kinsin. On Decem-
Der 29th nearly forty thousand men as
sembled, and attacked and destroyed
the village of FuniO, leveling to the
ground the houses of the officials
Some Of the wealthy families then
visited the village of Yaudzuka, and
when the principal officers of Owake-
reason with them, they would hear
nothing, but wounded some and killed
others.
A woman was beheaded on the
twenty-seeond at Tolison, for strangling
her husband.
Peshin Smith, adviser on Interna-
tiOnal law to the Japanese Government,
has obtained additional notoriety by an
effectual attempt to renounce his nation
alitv as a citizen of the United States.
The streets of Yokohama are to be lit
by gas, the funds for the purpose are be-
ing raised by voluntarily taxation.
The text of an Imperial proclamation
has been published by the local authori-
ties. 1t says, that in the event Japan be-
ing at war, young men of all classes,
husbandmen, mechanics and traders as
well as Somaurai, will be called upon to
serve in the army.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Preparations for the Inauguration go
on rapidly in Washington.
The funeral of Ex-Mayor Kalbfleiseh
took place in Brooklyn yesterday.
John B. Simpson, charged with arson,
was arrested at Uniontown, Kentucky,
Saturday.
Three kukIux prisoners were released
from the prison at Albany, New York,
yesterday.
James II. Chaplin, for many years edi-
tor Of the Detroit Free Press, died in
that city Sunday.
The Supreme Court of New York yes
terday decided that the new jury law is
constitutional.
Five buildings were burned at New
! Orleans yesterday, in which three men
were burned TO death.
The Carlist refugees at Nantes remov-
ed the Cross of Savoy from the escutch-
con Of the italian Consul, and were ar
rested.
The roof of the New York Presbyte-
rian Church in New York Sunday was
crushed by the weight Of the snow. No
body hurt.
At Evansville, Indiana, on Saturday
night, a stove overturned and scalded to
death three-year old child of Sylvestin
Mathena.
At Jersey City yesterday, Doris, for
the murder of Donnelson some time ago,
was sentenced to the State prison for
fifteen years.
Robert Emmett, son of Thomas Adds
| Emmett, the Irish patriot, and nephew
/ E IL D-A
at New Rochelle, Saturday. Deceased
was long an eminent lawyer of New.
| York.
The promptness with which Minister
| Washburne was instructed to recognize
| the French government has given rise
to the report that Minister Sickles has
been directed to recognize that of
Spain.
A Melbourne telegram announces that
| the Intercolonial Postal and Telegraph
| Conference has decided that San Fran
cisco is the most desirable route for the
transmission of mails between Europe
and Australia.
f. B. Sanders, formerly cashier in the
| freight department of the st. Paul and
| Sioux City Railroad Company at st.
Paul, was arrested at Albany, New
York, yesterday, as a fugitive from
justice.
The ship American Congress, belong.
| ing to Grinnell d Minturn, sailed from
| New York for London on December 9TH,
and has not since been heard from. She
has a crew Of twenty-one men, and her
cargo is valued at seventy thousand dol
lars. Her owners think she is lost.
A large number Of notices have been
received in New York city by merchants
In the Cuban trade, which are supposed
to have been anonymously emitted by
the Spanish volunteers Of Havana, con-
tanning menaces against any interfer-
enee in the slavery question in Cuba.
The merchants in the Cuban trade
shortly expect TO hear of a revolution in
Havana and Cuba generally.
Joseph Phillipson was arrested last
Thursday on his arrival in New York in
the steamship Java, but was discharged
on Saturday on the ground that he is
not the person that is wanted to answer
for forgery in Manchester, England.
Phillipson, whose real name Is Anthony
McManus, represents General
Roddy, and comes to claim bonds
stolen from Miss Shotwell in Chicago,
and which were stolen from General
Rod6y previously in this city.
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introduced in the Senate. After the in
PRODUCTION of bills the contested election
case of Brown and Brooker was taken
up. The majority and minority reports
were presented, and the majority report,
confirming Brooker in the possession OF
his seat, was adopted.
A new gas company was organized
here to-day. The business men were
forced into it by the enormous charges
made by the old concern-seven dollars
per thousand cubic feet.
The ArkdHSida, q new evening Dem
Ocratic paper, made its first appearance
this afternoon.
The spotted fever is raging on the
other side of the river.
white man named Charles Alexan-
der, a negro and a boy were seriously
injured by the fallingof spar on board
the steamer Exporter at the landing
yesterday.
-Four soldiers were sentenced by court
martial, yesterday afternoon, to terms
in the penitentiary ranging from two to
eight years. Highway robbery OF citi-
zens was their offense.
The finance bill has hot yet been in
troduced looking to an improvement Of
the State credit, and State scrip is de-
preciating.
A new insurance bill will be brought
forward at an early day, which possibly
may somewhat restore confidence in
State securities.
1t is most astonishing that the
memorial to Congress to establish q
Territorial government for the Indian
territory fails to meet the favorable
consideration of the General Assembly.
Railroad matters are in stdtu quo.
Some legislators talk of early adjourn
ment, but there is yet much to be done
in the interest of the people.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, February IA majority Of
the conservative Generals Of the Span
ish army have assured the government
that they will not oppose the republic.
Senior CASTELAR, is about to send a cir
cular to the foreign powers to prevent
their intervention in the affairs OF Spain.
He assures them that the Republic Is
not aggressive in character, and does
not seek to interfere with other nations.
Marquis de Bonille, French Ambassa-
dar, had long conference to-day with
Senior CASTELAR,.
Orders for the dispatch of troops to
Malaga have been countermanded,
tranquility having been restored there.
A decree has been issued abOlishing
the regulation requiring officers Of the
army to take political oaths.
Brigadier- General Graeera has been
appointed Military Governor of Madrid.
General Pavia, on taking command
Of the army in the north of Spain, is
sued proclamation appealing to the
insurgents of Basque provinces and
Navarro to lay down their arms and re-
turn to their homes, promising that
they shall not be mOlested for the past
if they comply.
LISBON, February 1.-THE govern
ment organs officially deny that there is
any movement in Portugal for the es-
tablishment of republic
PARIS, February 1.-THE manifesto
of CASTELAR, will be delivered to ThieTs
to-day. The recognition of the Spanish
republic by the government of France
is expected to follow Immediately. The
members of the Moderate Left in the
National Assembly decline to join in
the address of the Extreme Left to Re
publican Spain.
The defeat is officially announced of a
strong Carlist band near Burgos.
BAYoNNE, February 17.-Don Carlos
has arrived at Saint Jean De Luz, ten
miles from this place.
ROME, February liking Victor
Emanuel visited the theater on Sunday
evening, and was received with shouts
of g Long live the King of Italy and
Amadeus! I"
The Parliamentary Committee on Re-
ligiOus Corporations decided to abolish
houses Of heads of religions, but to pro-
vide for the heads themselves, and in
demnify them for loss of property.
GENEVA, February 17.-Rey. Mermil-
lard, having declared to the General
Council that he was determined to ex-
ercise the functions of Vicar-apostolic,
despite the prohibition of the authori-
ties, has been sent to the French from
tier under escort.
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POLICE NOTICE.
SPECIAL ORDER FOR MARDI GRAS.
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
4 Il. a. Z

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, February Il, 1873
sS- Tuesday, the 25th inst, being the second
anniversary OF the celebration Of Mardi Gras
in our city, the following orders are made at
tnis time, so that ample opportunity is af-
forded those who intend participating in the
festivities to note what will be the eonse-
quences TO those who misbehave themselves
on that occasion:
First-The entire police force Of the city
will be on duty during the day and night.
They are hereby commanded to protect al
masqueraders, to whom will be granted the
greatest latitude, so long as they conduct
themselves with propriety.
Second.-No vehicles of any description
whatever, or mounted men, will be allowed
on Main street, from Concord to Linden, be-
tween the hours of one pm. and ten pm.
This does not include those who may partici-
pate in the procession, either on horseback or
in vehicles.
Third.-AI persons drunk ON the street, act
ing in a disorderly manner, or caught carry
ing concealed weapons, wiz be promptly ar
rested and confined in the station-house.
UNDER NO CIRCUM MsTA NoEs WILL FORFEIT
BE TAKEN FOR ANY PERSON ARRESTED THAT
DAY OR NIGHT,
Fourth.-A detail has been made for the
different bathrooms sufficient in numbers to
insure order and decorum. Parties attending
balls will be subject TO examination, and will
be deprived OF all weapons. Those refusing
TO be searched will not be admitted to the
balls.
The officers and men win see that these or
ders are strictly obeyed. No excuse will be
taken for any defeliction of duty.
P. R. ATHY, Chief of Police.