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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
nrrrrr E1nrk MANrNE INSURANCE 20. |

OFFICE FIRE ( MARINE lNsTRANcE 90.
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, $50.
PsSplrcd. That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
INC for the reinsurance OF the hre ouSl
r,.SS Of this company, hc, and the same j.
ter.,S,. accented. and the President OF this
GoTnauy. tGgethcrw McSSrS. Reid. Cos
norm and O'Brieu, are hereby appointed
.nr,mittee to COnSummate the transfer oil
M reinsurance. Provided, that upon eN-
on,inotion bv the committee of the assets
ntthe Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
fouud To be perfectly responsible
lSirned.I c. II. COLLIER, sec },
- WILSON, President.
Irpon examination of the assets and
liabilities OF the Peabody insurance Com
panv we are fully satisfied as 10 its re-
SP' '' JOHN REID,
a. WILSON,
WM. =. GOSHORN,
THOS. O'BRlEN,
Committee.
WHEELING March Slst, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company re
sant.nIly solfcitS continuation OF the
natronagc of the late Fire and Marine In
Snr,nce Company, guaranteeing SatiSiac-
,;nn NV tair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
MN. RAILEl, PreSident.p
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
JL.V. RODGERS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. Bailey, ;; +. hi ~ N,,II,ar
AlonZo Loring, nchI! O. S.,'Ih,,o,,.
10 1ar ~, r Barnes, pr. w. ]. Bates,
Thomas Hughes. pa
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

Nos. ) s.ud 10 run daily; No daily eS-
cept sunday; No. 4 daily, except saturday.
East bound trains make connections AT
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
Tr,C York and Boston. At Washington
civ Tor all points south.
WysI bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PTTTSB J'RGH AND BAL
TIIORE DIPLSIOS.
EAsT-LEAyEs wESr-LEAyES.
.WI-rliug Washington Pa,
daily ali S:O5A.M daily at......5 40 \. ".
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily stt...i:J5 p. ". daily at......2 10 p. VI.
SSundayS excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets to ali principal points can be
procured at the Office al the Depot.
THDS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
"-R. T. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
Tn0 juuy
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Corner Main and 10Th Stree

SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES'
V. Blond is now selling f. {. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at s. 80. which have been selling hereto
ore ut from So 10 s..
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COLLEGE
WILL OPEN HER
THIRTY-FIFTH SISSI0S

MONDAY, 9Th SEPTEMBER, U.s..
vi Courses Of study are adjust, q 10 .Ll.
the varied purposes al students, aut tr.
greeS are conferred indicative at pruhrI, Dol.
scholarship Ia Arts, Sciences and l,il,r-
SPECIAL courses are arranged for Prar
slOnal Students I'm Engineering, nTao;rlI
Physics and Chemistry, with ample ilall.
ing in the use of instruments and gII..
ratus, both in field work and in the l.loIs-
tory.
Boarding in clubs from 81 10 g prrw,,l.
and at private boarding houses nom - ~
10 s. per week.
For particulars send for Catalogue 60
Prot. &. l.. LOos, or
W. X. PENDLETON.
1ySJSb President.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r

CON DENSED lin l. OAhD.
La - ..5:; -.
ON AND AFTER MAY %, 1873, TRAINS
Will run Daily, except sunday, rs fol-
lows. VIZ:
ACCoM'O MAIL. EMPRESS.
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JACOB BENTZ,
Manufacturer OF
Stoqies, Tips and Fine Cigars.
Also manufacturer of the celebrated
SAN DOMINGO SEED TIPS.
ocSDc
at'heeliag geelster.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.
HOLLIS OBJ DEPARTuRE.

HOURS or DEPARTURE.
. Leaves Bellaire ut ana s:SV A. NJ
He" and $3.50 p. NJ.
:. Urbcalinv at $50 and Ii An.
- 2:SJ and ) +. N.
BILLS OF lading signed, and small pack
/ ages ate nded 10 ii lett at e
C. H. BOUTH IL CO'S Boat Store.
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sis coming to town :"


lis coming TO town."
and lust bout that time everybody for
dtty miles around about, with their de-
voted wives, phenomenal children and
blessed babies. will be doing the same
thing, and Fourth of July and Fair Day
will have te again retire into the pro-
found obscurity ofs total eclipse. And
he is coming, too, in even grander pro-
portions and style than so memorably
sicnalized his last visit, and something
OF the instruction, enjoyment, excitement
and fun in store for our readers on Sat
urdav. the 18th inst, may be gathered
from the following criticism from tn
Akron, Ohio, Daily Argus of June l6th
1875:
The city of tents, erected on Forge
street. was throngcd at both exhibitions
with such audiences rs Barnum alone
attracts. at night the city being repre-
sented q, n,assc by both its beauty, fish
ion and muscle, all classes and creed-,
pouring into the great circus pavilion,
, ike living avalanche; the human
wave being prevented by good manage
mcnt only flom billowing over and en-
quilting the ring.
As to the countless animal, automatic
and arcnic features of the show, the
unanimous verdict was that they filed
the bill and amply justified Mr.. Barnum' :
! bo4s, that he always gives his patrons
much more than heir moneys worth.
/ We cannot, OF course, amid such a null
J .;,uIa of attractions, enter into de-
tail. and as far as the museum and men
agerie are concerned must content our
/ selves with saying that they embrace
more rare and interestlIg animate and
inanlmste speciaIities than all previous
shows that have visited Akron could
unitedly present. Among the superb
and splendidly conditioned monarchs of
the menagerie, the stately giraffe, strsn &c
sea lion, royal tigers, huge lions, rare
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Vegetine is Sold bv all Druggists.
DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is caSilyupplird, ImpariN "A beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best
II the world. Sold by ali druggists. Price,
LOO box.
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TERMS.

Tuition in English class, per quar-
ttI............. -...,-s 'H 10
Instrumental Music, - I,s>ou>-....... 81 ..y
Vocal music. .................
Drawing, lcpla Ur water culuTN ........ -.t
Oh ram Jung ..... . :.
French and Latin, each ........... ..y
ACcOmmOd ttlonS TOR about th.riy Ual..'
erS will be provided on mudrrst e. tenn,
For PrOSpcc, us or Information ann. ID,
The Academy. Entrance on tuurt,rr,"
street. arI.
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IN inspecting before purchasing.

A BOILER ACCIDENT-Iesterday two
boilers of the Top Mill, named respec-
lively Jack Kane and Jack Golden, went
out into the woods near Short Creek,
hunting. While trying to fell tree, a
couple Of pieces of wood flew up and
struck them both in the
face. Kane received deep cash on the
left cheek, and the claret was knocked
out of Golden's nose. DR.. Galligan
dressed the wounds of Kane By the
way, Golden is the man that gave the
name of "Corktown,' to that particular
spot in North Wheeling.
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DIII'an2'
RhCunna tic
Remedy

VIII crre onv case Of Rheumatism or
Rheumatic Cont in the world, that Is not
complicated with other diseases. II is 10
br taken inwardly-the only way me
disease can Toe reached. Attention Is cali
ed to the following certificates:
NATIONAL HOTEL,
WAsHISGToS, u. g., Dec. - !S'i.J
lfsssrs. HelphcnStHc & Ben'ly:
very chcermny state that have used
"Durnng's Rheumatic Remedy prepared
hy YOU. with decided benefit; Al d whllr
am vet somewhat troubled Win tne
nIs.,t-e Of Rheumatism, | am in much bet
Ter coudit on than was some munthshs"'
winch improvement | t'ibute to your
wonderful remedy. .,,,,,,,..,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
Member Of Congress, of GeOTgi n.
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THE GREAT SHOW

And when essay, "The Great &o,o'
even the obtusc patriot who still be-
lieves in the purity of Louisiana elections
ought to Immediately comprehend that
we mean 1.-THE Worlds Show,'-as the
press has very properly got to designat-
ing it-of the irrepressibIe "PhmniX I.
Barnum, High Priest of Marvel Land,
and Great Practical Object Teacher Of
the Age. -,
Yes, Earth's inccssant ransacker, like
that musical myth of Negro Minstrelsy,
Picayune Butler,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

FRUIr-The condition and quality Of
all kind. OF fruit which have arrived in
the market during this week, showed a
marked improvement over the stuff
which was sent in during the week pre-
vious. An immense quantity Of peaches
arrived yesterday morning, and they
sold readily, but at very low figures.
They were mostly pretty fair looking
and tasting ones, although the!e were
come parcels Of small, green peaches as
hard as bullets, which went to the
poorer classes by reason of the
tempting low prices. This latter
sort is totally unfit for consumption, be-
ing likely to produce such sickness as
cholera morbus, diarrhGa, sc. Again
there are everywhere 10 be seen greeEc,
unnpe apples, pears, &c, which are unfit
to be eaten and which are exposed for sale
Purchasers Of fruit cannot be too careful
IN inspecting before purchasing.
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RUSAwAY.-Last evening n team OF
horses attached to wagon and belonging
to y. Horkhemer Il Co, broke loose from
tho boy that WIS holding them and dash
ed up Main street to ailev 3.
At the corner of Market and
and Alley ., woman with a child
in her arms made narrow escape, Capt
Dillon happened to see the horses com
ing, and Jerked the woman and child
out of the way. The horses then dash
ed up Market street, but were stopped be-
lore any further damage was done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

FURSIsHlNG THE CITY GAS Works
WITH CoAL.-Last night the Gas Trus-
lees met at their office to examine bids for
furnishing the gus works with coal for
the ensuing year. There were eight or
nine different proposals offered, and the
competition was very close. Mr., Ed
Hornbrook, of this city, was the success
fnl bidder. He is to furnish the best
Youghiogheny coal We believe one OF
the Fairmont bidders was within two
one-hundredths of cent per bu-h"i OF
beng awarded the contract.
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MORE men ought to be put to work
on the Capitol foundation.
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The Municipal Court will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
Democratic Bath Rooms.

There Is one place in Washington where
the color line seems to be obliterated and
sublime equality reigns That place is the
bath room in the Capitol building. and
Emma Jones, Washington correspondent of
the Cleveland Herald, who seems to know
all about it. thus gloriies the privileges
therein:
1.-THE Capitol bath rooms, by the way, are
great feature with the dignitaries who
have their entree. At any moment when
debate grows dull the pillars of State are
liable to try their refreshing precincts pour
passer lie temps. Thence Roscoe Conkling
reappears, in immaculate blondnsss, his
cherished forehead curl more fatal than be-
fore to feminine peace of mind, ald resumes
his seat, looking like Apollo among the
gods. There Senator Bruce, of Mississippi,
black but comedy, o, We daughters OF
Jerusalem, and q very Sardanapalus in his
daintiness, leaves his luscious proportions
in the choicest of perfumed waters and
comes back with an air of we'll satisfied
brotherhood, bis presence exalting odors of
Araby the blest, and announcing to the
half amused, halt.vexed noses of his brother
Senators his entire Endorsement of the fact
that all men are born free and equal-bath
room privileges included.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
Disgusted.

The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, speaking of the feeling Of
dissatisfaction which followed the action
Of the Democratic caucus, says:
The Southern Democratic are much dissp.
pointed with the action Of the caucus. Their
views are NO doubt expressed by one OF
their number, who said to your cOrrespon.
dent: "The action of the Confederate Brig
adiers, - We call them down with us, has
been . surprise to ell of rs. They went
into . oauous expecting that they would
have everything their own way. They had
didate for Clerk was General Dubious, son.
in-law of General Toombs, who counted
upon the support Of the Southern members,
chiefly on account OF his Southern war
record. Very much to his surprise, he re-.
ceived q very few votes. Major A. D.
Banks, Joe Johnsou's chief commissary,
and secretary of the National Democratic
COMMITTEES, relied upon the aid of the
Northern Democrats, who promised to assist
On the contrary. these very Confederate
Brigadiers nominated Mat Adams, of Ken
lucky, for Clerk, the man who did more for
the Union army than any man in Kentucky.
Harris, of Maryland, could not even find q
man TO nominate him." As Gibson, of Lou
isiana, says, Loyalty has been the stand.
ard by which they were measured. The
rank and file of our people are very much
disguised, and they attribute it all to
Lamar. Lamar has killed himself for the
Senate in Mississippi. He has the Vice
Presidency in view, and he has been hedg-
ing for it. He has hedged too we'll. The
action of to-day has nearly disorganized
the Democratic party, and it has knocked
the Texas Pacific higher than q kite. Our
fellows are all going home"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
A Queer Defense.

In the United States Court yesterday the
last case on trial was that OF the United
States vs.. James W. Scbaumburg; an action
to recover from the defendant and his sure
ties the sum of $306 %, alleged to be due
upon his account - additional paymaster
Of the army during the late war. The de-
fense set mp was that Mr.. Schaumburg, be-
ing in early life lieutenant in the regiment
Of dragons, now Of the First United States
Cavalry, desired to 60 in 1886 to New Or
leans to attend his dying father, and asked
leave of absence from the Western post at
which he was stationed, for the period of
three months. This was denied him by the
commanding officer, and he was forced to
send to Washington his resignation, &C.
c0mpanied by letter to the commanding
General stating his desire that the resigna-
ton should not be accepted. However, his
name was dropped from the army register,
and subsequently, his case appeared in
various phases before the different depart
ments at Washington for many years, his
name being restored to the register and
again dropped. He claims ut he was
never lawfully put ont of the army, and has
always held himself ready for duty, and
that, therefore, the government owes him
regular pay a. lieutenant for twenty-five
years, aggregAting something over $68 900.
The case is yet ON trial.-Philadelphia
Times. .. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

|tscrroN OF MEcHANros' No. AT the
nal meeting held last night, the follow
: oAcers were elected to serve during
y ensuing year:
| President. j. w. Fairfax; vice president,
ksnas Deveresux; foreman, William
hnson; frat assistant. v. G. Clam;
ssnd assistant, John Murphy: secretary,
eaRy Tharp; treasurer, Robert Barry;
hanhal, George B. johnson. Deleg ates to
y Firemen's Charitable Association, vii.
~ Johnson, Henry Thsrp, T. Devereaux;
llstitute delegates, Joseph Heider, V. G.
snn. M. Ray.
After the meeting the company in body
10 invited by their officers to partake Of
salAl bowl at several fAvorite saloons.
i1sd by fine brass band, they marched
Re strains Of sweet music through the
hsipal thoroughfares, and then, rs they
nys do, remembered the press.
~ bsys of No. know well how to put
> fire, ~ well as get up frolic. fight or
lssce; and it has been recorded that they
- never left ct any of the three sports.
night verified the saying, for finer
\ II men never turned out, nor was there
ID better set Of officers elected to preside
y my organisation. a
Anw all other duties were attended to,
Snsnbers of No. 6 marched to the fair
y 4 Patrick's Hall. and there dispensed
= money with lavish hand, showing full
Nat their old record would not fail
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

MONlTlON.-STATE or JOURNALISTIC
~ ond District Court for the parish of Orleana--
The State of Louisiana to all whom these presents
Where's ars Angeline Ayesuo, widow Of Jean
Martial Lapeyre, has purchased at a public sale
and qualified auctioneer in ana for the city aud
Parish Of Orleans, on the twenty fourth day Of
e. ss ct twelve ., O'clock under and y vr
able court dated respectively the ffth and
twenty; sseo9d Ct Nay ls7s. il the matter Of the
sciesd mas applied to tRis court 1 for m"niton
ss7i as7a and ISIS Of act No. S. approved I ssscS
10, 1870 and commonly known as IAN sct for tho
reyision Of the statutes Of q general charActerr-
NOW, therefore. know ye and ali persons inter-
ested herein, are cited and admonished in tho
name of the State of Louisiana. and Of the Second
set up any right title claim in and to the prop
erty hereinafter desorb d, in consequence Of any
Of the court under which the sale %as
any irIegulaTity illegshty in the appraisements
and advel tisements, in time manner of sale or
within thirty days from the day this monition 10
first inserted in the public papers why the sale 20
The said property was sold in the msttar Of the
succession Of Etienne Cordeviolle No. 3259e OF The
docket Of this court, and az which sale Mrs. Ange-
line Avegno, widow Of Jean Martial Lapeyre. BE-
came the purchaser for the sum Of forty ak thou
process VERBAL Of the suetionsei = In ina
certain lot of ground, together with all the
buildings and impr 1vements thereon, rights ways.
pertaining situated in the Flint District Of th,s
city, in tue square bounded by St. Charles Com
mon, Canal and Carondelet streets. forming the
corner of st. Charles and Common streets and
measuring IS feet inches front ON St. Charloo
street, by lib feet inches lines in depth And
front on Common street, l2l feet II inChea lnea
on the other side line, and 43 feet inches lines in
width IN the rear. l' 49,,
Two Of the stores fronting on st. chss,ss ,trsse
are Leased until September 30, 1876, to A DoBou
and Paul Conrad for $500
4. L. TIssOr, yudra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

MONITION.-srATE OF LoUlsIANA-sRo
~ ond Dlssriot Court for the parish Of Orleans.-
Inc ah sse,e o. Loai.ana to all whom these presents
Whereas, Mn. Anselne Ayegno. widow Of Jsaa
msG.a, t = has PaFchssse ct public sse
licensed and qualified auctionssr in and s6r
the city and parish Of orleeue ON the tenth.
Judgment rendered and signsd on tie third dsy q
MsIch 1875. BY THE honorable COURT in the suit II
the succession Of Jacques Tiblisr Ct al. VI ClsuSa
II sg executor q ths .acese
bsEP and The ssS e.ass ss We q j
after described has applied 70 this court sur -
a sSd @ N Of set no to
March i6, 1870. and commonly shown Is an act for
the revision q the statutes Of general ehazaessr
ested herein, are cited and adnonlshcd in the
name Of the State Of Louisiana, and Of the eec.
can set up light. tails Or claim in and 70 IL
property hersinafIer described, 10 consequence e
Of the court Under which the ssls ~: ~ q
any sgularity or lleGaity in the appraissasnts
and adveItisements, in time OF msnneE Of ssle. OF
within thirty days from the day this nonitioa 10
first inserted in the public papers why The ale %
The said property was sold under an1 81 virt.s,
o. the Judgment above recited, ct which sale Ma
SSnssss IA Ayss .dSy q len n.Fs; sy.s
thousand one hundred dsllNA - ( -, -
pr osscrPtSSI q t che p.ops. :. contained II ts
all the buildings and improysmsnts tEsrson, slt@-
placement comprised within the foot Il On Lave
and the public road between tho two nsr-
f ssts having rrsnoh %sa,Srs net Inches
inches trout the line or the ola publio ROAD. 50
feet inches in depth on the WESTERN sids on lins
Zine fronting The veset BE SssRst ~ ~Scss
according to the plan depcsited IN ths once -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
PROPOSALS.,

DBPARfnHNf OF FINANoH,l
CITY Hail New Orleans, November5 S, 1875
GkALBO PROPOSALS WILL BB RECEIVED UNTIL
- twelve O'Clock NJ. WEDNESDAY, December o.
for the exchange of thirty.eight hundred drawn
premium bonds ct their face vaue and II tere for
old bonds Of the city Of New Orleans, also Of the
late cities Of Jefferson and Carrollton.
Az old honda exchanged will bo preserved intact
until the premium bonds are redeemed with pre-.
mumA
Proposals must be directed to the Com missioners
OF the Consolidated Debt and Endorsed Proposals
for exchange of honda
The right to reject all bids 10 reserved.
me- 2tsw tde22 I'D. PlLsBURY, Illustrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

IMPROMPTU FIRR.-Considerabl excite
ment was occasioned yesterday afternoon
on Perdido street, near St. Charles, by quite
blaze and much more smoke. Juvenile
Fire Engine No. 10 was on hand; hitched
their hoee to Dan Ovens hydrsnt, and ex-
tingu,shed the blaze. Dan was in funny
humor, and wanted to give his boys some
sport. They had it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

DunR MENTIoN.--Henry Woods, . col.
n man, aged thifty-three years, who was
"a. Of No. 60 Frsuklin street in . sick
dsatitate condition, was sent to the
hsity Hospital; also James Mitchell, who
y found in the same state ct No. 1888 Bien-
W street. -nt
)sam Fire Company No. Is. while 60
10 the fire of Messrs. l. L. Lyons & Co.
ksday night, ran sgainst the curb at the
F,sr of St. Charles and Perdido streets,
4 broke the hind spring and injured one
lhw wheels.
ne foot crossing, corner Of Bsronne and
Andrew streets, has been washed away
he recent rains.
mere il banquette on jackson street,
Is Rousseau, that is in anything but .
y condition.
hat foot stone, ct the corner of Common
v IT. Charles streets, is still in the same
ngsrous condition.
~ Coutaneutals were ont in the street
Iling last night, under command of Lieu
1T Pierce,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
CONSTABLES' SALES.


William v arheff W. Joseph Bailey -Feurth
Juatice Court for the Parish Of ORLEANS, No.
pY vIRrus OF WRIT OF FIERI rAorAs TO
ID me directed BY the Hon. John Cam Fourth
Justice of the Peace for the parish OF Orleans,
viii proceed to cell at public auction. on MONDAY,
Dseemhsr i, lss, e twelve O'clock n, Ct the Asr-
between Canal and Custom house streets. in the
Second District Of this city the following descr,bsd
property, to wit -. fs.s5, +
TCIkfAM Tor OF GROUND, together With
the es.sldlnss ans inpfovensnts thereon, and al
tbs apPlrtenances tkerennto belonging. situated
IN TIE Third Disfs,et Of this city, dceignsted BY
the 10. u In square No ll6, bounded By Hops,
Annette Dutls aud e. Antheny streets. o. plan
drawn b j fllle. dated june ls30. ana dspailted
n the e0oe ef Qlfpss Pollock. lHte notary IN this
city. b. ~. anfed The eighteenth ~ fke ana
menth; wAloh "a lot 81 ground messures = ut
ne.s 9. A1s5sss ssss q ~ i.ss dep. - yss:sA
~ 49, oepQQ yrsyt Per cot exse4tsA - ~
1'|Is $ = 81 = 81 i ~ -
ls3f * - Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 81 ,683.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, If any they
have or can, why the account presented by
g. I. Parker public sdmnikt rator and adruinistra-
tor of this estate, should not be homologated and
approved and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
de9 IL Is FRANK PACE JR Clark