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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-26


Triton.
Second Distric. Court for the Parish Of Oriean,-
No. 81 ,7e6.
DIV =. EUINAULT, AUCTIONEER.-OFFICB
IL corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street,
SATURDAY, June 26 1875, will be sold Of auction
at twelve O'Clock M. at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets, by virtue of a judgm emit
rendered by the Hon. A. L. Tissot, j1fSge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans on
the fifteenth of March, and signed March 20. 1875,
the following property, to witt
LOT OF GROUND stu ated in the Third Dis.
trict of this city, in square bounded bv Craps
Greatmen, Vaudeville and Spain reets. said lot
measuring n feet inches front Craps street,
by III feet 10 inches lines in depth together with
frame house, No. 5l3, slate rooted, having four
rooms and two cabinets: also outer building
containing four rooms, two csterns, well. etc. See
plan at t he Exchange.
Terms-One-half cash and the bal snce at q credit
OF one year. in note of the purchaser d vided into
coupons bearing eight per cent interest per an.
mum from the day OF sale. with special mort gage
oH the property cold; the purchaser to keep the
improvements insured for the amount of the note
ana transfer the policy, and in case Of suit on the
note or coupons, to paw the lawyers fees xed at
five per cent on the amount sued for also, to pay
AL the taxes for the year 1875 payable in 1876, and
All the costs Of the act of sale.
Act Of sale before 3. Bouny notary public, 1T the
expense o: the purchaser. pys ie2 lh!s %
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF MICHEL vERpE..A.


SUCCESSION OF MICHEL vERDE.LA
second District Court for the Parish 0. Orleans
No. 81 91s.
pY &. DE FERRET e. CO.--jOHN @. MON.
THURSDAY. July Is, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between CustOmbousc and Canal
streets, Will be SO at public auction. by virtue Of
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated June 3. 1875. the following described prop
elty-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit ia cd
IN the Second District of this city, in square
bounded by Dauphine. Crsulines, Burgundy and
ST. Philip streets, and measuring Il feet inches
lines front on Danphine street. by a depth OF l27
feet 10 inches !ines and Is feet II .achts lines
Oh the rear line.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchaser, he.
tore John Lsresche notary public.
iel3 IS 26 jy3 10 Is
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
forming the corner OF Liberty and Terpsichore
streets.
SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH ADpEELY.
Second H!s:r.c: Court fog the Parish u Orleans
No 1884.

by L. +. t:iRARDEY. ArCTloNEER-oF.
1873, at twelve clock NJ, at tine ST. Charles Auc-
ton Exchange. in the rotunda of the st. Charlie,
Hotel. will be sold at public auction. by virtue of
an order from the Hon. A. L. TissOt. Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated June II. 1915 and rendered III the above en-
titled succession. the following described prop
erty, TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
FIRST District of this city. in 'li- square bounded
by Ter3sic hore Benton or Franklin. Liberty and
MelpOmene streets, Said lot forms the corner of
Liberty a I'd Terpsichore streets. and measures 3.
feet front on Liberty street. by 100 feet in depth
and front on TeTpsichore street. all American
ms asure. Said lot portion of ground being The
whole, less - feet front Liberty street, taken
OFT the of the lot Gesi grated as lot No 49, ct
so uare No 10, bounded as aforesaid. according to
Ian drawn by George T. Dunbar. surveyor OF
The "a te Second Municipality of this citv. on the
rst OF April, 1913, and deposited in the Office of A.
NazuIeau. late a notary public, which said square
No. % originally was designated No. H. on
pan drawn by Joseph Plie surveyor of said Sec.
ond Municipality on the second of July 1910, and
deposited also in the Office of A. Mazureau late
notary public. Together with all the improve.
ments there on. rights, ways and privileges there.
unto belonging or in anywise appertaning.
Ierms-One- third cash; the balance at one and
two years credit, for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien bearing eight per cent
per annum interest. five per cent attorneys fees
policy of insurance transferred and the purchaser
TO assume all the taxes for tie year 1875, payable
IN 1876. over and above the price of adjudication.
Act of sale at the purchasers expense be fore W.
j. Castell Esq, notary public. iel3 10 rs y3 10 II
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STEAM TUG-STEAM TUG.
TIKI STLRN-WHEBL STEAM TUG EESPERAHCE.
Without limit reserve ut auction.
RY X. NJ. Il h. 3. MONTGOMERY-R,
ID u. Montgomery. Auctioneer.-win be sold on
SATURDAY, June 26, 1875. 1T P. NJ. - che nov
lies in Bayou ST. John. 1t Bayou bridge
THB STERN WHEEL STEAM TUG LESPNRAECR
of 20 100 tons as she now lies.
Terma-Cseh On tie spot. lea
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PY HOEY Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J.
ID Hoey. Auctioner-Otfice Ne. Il Exchange
p'ace.-SATURDAY July Il, 1873, at twelve O. clock
| NJ, at the Merchants and AuctiOreeIs' Exchange.
| on Royal street between Canal and Customhotise
streets. by virtue of Judgment in partition rem.
dered in the above entitled matter. by the bon 4
Saucier. judge of the sixth District Court oc the:
parish of Orleans on the fourth day OF June 1875.
| and signed on the ninth Gav of June, 1875, will be-
sold bv public auction the following described
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, ,gether with
all the buildings and improve ments thereon, il.
the Fust District of this city, in the square
| marked +, drawn by Joseph Pile. surveyor. and
exed to an act passed before Felix de Armas.
late notary in this city the six teenth of March,
1882. Said lot measures % feet inch front
Poydras street, by depth Of 40 feet 5nchea
ments comprise the fourstory brick store No. Ice
Poydras street, occapled by Nessrs McGrath Il
Compton. and leased until October. 1875. st lj'
2. THAI ELEGAyr COTTAGE REsIDRNCE AND
GROUNDS, situated ia the Fourt h District of this
city, in the square bounded by st. Charles, PrV-
tania. Second and Third streets. The lots
together about 25 feet front st. Charles street.
by about 2l3 feet in depth and front on Third
street and forming the corner q; st. Charles and
Third streets.
,. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with a..
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Fourth District OF this city, in the. square
bounded By FIRST, Second. Magnolia and Locus,
streets. designated as lots Nos. and 2, and meas.
urng, zach, ;! feet inches lines front Locus.
street by i2a feet N depth. between parallel lines:
10. NO: forming the corner OF Locust and !irse
streets
1. 4 LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings
aud Improvements thereon, il the Seventh DIS.
trict OF this city, formerly Carrolton. designated
by the No. D. in the square No. S. bounded hy
Nayades or FIRST Pearl, Hillary and adj streets.
aud measures 80 feet inches s lines front OF.
Nayades or First street. by 800 feet deep between
parable! lines, and forms the corner of Hillary .aA
NAY AIDES or Wrist strt cts.
Terms Of Sale One half cash, and The balance in
one and two years from ;h. date of sale il.
notes OF the purchasers. bearing interest at tn"
In
tina! payment. with the penal clause of five pc.
cent attorneys fees in event of suit to enforce
payment; all to be secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien. and the improvements to be KEEP.
tGlly insured and the policies transferred to tho
holders Of the notes until full and fnai paynen:
thereof: and purchasers to assume payment, over
ard above the amount of their bids, of all taxes @.
the year 1875! payable in 1876.
Acts OF sale at the Expense o; the purchasers De.
fore W. }. Castell. Esq. notary public.
IelS !!!6 lv. 10 J.
n .-
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SUCCESSION OF c. A. WIEMANN.
S.co.: His.y;c. Court for the Parish o: Orleans
Nc. 8. 62i.

by {. +. GIRARDEY. AUCJIONEER-
- Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY, July
;, 1875. at twelve r'cock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, will be sold at public auction,
virtue 81 an order ir6m the Hon. A. L. TissOt Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans dated June 8. 1873. and nde red in the above
entitled success!nn--
PROMis sorry NOTE. made and subscribed by
j0sepli Budde, to lis osn order and by him in.
doIsed, dated August 70. 1885, for $2i00, payable
two years after date. with interest at the rate
% eight per cent per annUm after maturity until
paid, and secured by mort gage by act passed be.
fore g. ". Chlistv notary public. August l9. 1873.
by Joseph Budd- in favor OF c. A. W!enann.
Tern .-Cash on the spot. ie22 &c j,:
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES,

Office Chief Engineer Fire Department.
New Orleans, June 70, !2.j.-rhe :5remen OF the
different companies cOmposin. TIL. department
assistant engineers and board of commissioners
will pease attend joint meeting to he held at
this Office on SATURDAY, June &c. ~ .:33 r Ma
business of the utmss: import Ancs will be trans
acted.
Ev order OF FRANK HERON
je25 - Acting Chief Enyineey
Office OF mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Cana. COmpaDy, No. I. Camp street, New Or.
leans, June o. l3i5.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company for the election OF nine di-
rectors will be held at the office of the COMPANY
No. ~ Camp street. on SATURDAY. July 10. 1873. at
twelve O'Clock NJ.
jest jyle 5. u. MOODY Secretars
NOtIce.-Otice OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, New Orleans, June 20. i8.5-The stock
iio!derS OF this corporation are hereby notified
that the stock books of this company will be
closed on the thirteth day of June, 1875. and
no transfers OF stock allowed after tina. date until
after the dividend is declared. BY order of the
board. H. PERAIVS Secretary
je.0 25 so
Mechanics and Traders Bank, New
Orleans, June II, l875.--A general meetn. Of TIL.
stock holders Of this bank will os held at the ofics
OF said bank, No. % Cerondelet street. on MOEDAY
twenty-slXth July next, between the hours of 10
4. VI. and p. NJ, to vote DON an amendment to
article two section one. OF tn. charter AS adopted
by unanimous vote of She directors
iel93ec MOSES harris. Cashier.
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INSURANCE. s.cCE. OPEN ACCOUNTS. Ere.
pT lOEy 4 Observation-Disclosures i.

Rf HOES 4 NICHOLAS >.
- Hoey, AuctioDe.r Office No. u Exchange
place.-WGDEgSDAY, June 80, 1875. at Twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants ard Auctioneers ~.
change, on Royal street by virtue an order of TIA,
honorable the District Court OF the United States
IN The matter of Laurent Uter. in bankruptcy NO
!l.3' by order Of Z. y. Lie breton. isnee, will u,
sold at public auction.
ONE SHARE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSO.
CATION STOCK, BILLS RECEIVABLE OPEN
ACCOUNTS. ETC.
Terms . Cash or ''le spot, ie2D ,s u,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

h1 I. h. d 3. J. MONTGOMERY "a. II o.c1ooL
49,, :. CORNER OF Camp and Natchez streets, assort.
rhS oi new and secondhand furniture At
n"nie Ilme, at No. 20 Bsr0nne street, horses
'h rppuegies, etc. At O'Clock, at BAYOU St
~ nv .1,c ne steam tug L Esperance.
nohl OCONNOR at II O'Clock at Nerchants
slo Auctioneers' Exchange two lots with bnid
Nv sr corner sIT OF Front and Erato streets
~ a. nLiN AULF. at l2 O'clock at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange a Jot will hm;iS
angs on Craps, between Vaudeville and Spar
VI J. B. WALTON at u O'clock at Marcb,,.s Odd
ucnoEeeTs' Exchange. two lots in square
ponhded by Coliseum, 2. rlier, Soniat and
Robert streets ~ ~
~ LIE STATE TAX COLLECTOR OF THE FIFTH
nS '5'.l. at Y O'Clock, at corner of vaette
~ SuEptr " i ~ streets real estate for taxes.
- ShbElfr AGGAMAN at II O'clock at the
aerchahts and Auctioneers Exchange, an in.
..',eat IN a suit; two lots with buildings on
n.nul, between Camp and Magazine streets;
sslne on julia. between BaroHne and Dryades
. .. a 'ot ON Second bet we+n BarOnne ard
UIyddes streets: six lots on Leyee between
.oiedanO and Pleasant streets
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guard of steamboat and would certainly
have been lost had not the policeman acted
nEnmntlY
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AUCTION SALESK
By g. De Ferret & ~.

ACCOUNT OF THE SCCCE2SON OF THOMAS
B. LEE.
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BRIEF MENTION of the several
fire companies will meet to night, on call OF
Acting Chief Engineer Frank Heron, to
settle on plan whereby all engines at hres
can work to better advantage than usual.
Theodore Ducre, living on St. Joseph.
between Camp and Magazine streets, loved
mis- wife Martha so dearly that he made a
determined effort to make her an angel
a tter almost disembOweling her, his work
was interrupted by somebody who is work
mo against the interests OF urdertakers
Ducre was arrested. =,
LIGHTNING struck the grain elevator build
ing Yesterday about noon and hreu some
WOOD work. causing a fire alarm to be rung.
The flames we're quickly suppressed before
any serious damage was done.
i horse. harnessed to q buggy. ran away
last evening at the corner OF Canal ana
MAGAZINE streets. Mr.. j. G: Davenport
who was in the buggy, was violently thrown
70 the ground ana his head was oauiy
hrnsed His friends sent him to his nome.
81 Bernard parish has some bad men,
feljows who shoot and cut without just
canse. which is the reason given by several
o1;et neonle for seeking homes ID other
realities. The last outrage is that commit
.ed by PetrO Pendaro, who shot vincent
Maurice in his right breast with outlet
It was in settlement OF an Ola tihe du"i''i
petro escaped. r,-
About four o'clock yesterday morning
fro broke out in a two story Kitchen OF d
bonse on Toulouse near IRENE street occu-
Med by Mrs. Mary Thomas a MOSQUITO
bar was blown against q lighted eanc ,ns
Two Young children were in the bed at the
-ime and before their mother could rescue
tham thew were badly burned. The IRE
was suppressed by police and citizens ana
no alarm was rung. :, orasr
United States Marshal Packard, IN oruer
20 square up his books as closely as pos
s;h,e called on iurymen to rise up anu
claim their pay, but many OF them tailed 10
r resnond. The marshal then sent postaa.
csris to the delinquents, which brought
Yearly all the jurymen to terms.
Iichtning is altogether too numerous ~
.,;s Section lately, darling around promis
onousIv. but has sufficient discretion no. 70
I LII a man. The fluid struck the house o.
NJ. q. A. Vaudeville. corner OF forS anu
=. Claude streets, damaging the pun
;nc Mrs. Vaudeville and two chiiorean
M. in the house at the time, unharmea.
"S IT, hodv of Arthur Carter. drowned 10
.ha liver near Sedgewick Hospital was
tonnd Yesterday morning. .ossaa
io officer Cullen, harbor precinct rescueo
vrenk King, . newsboy. from df on rhs
rs sSar morning. Frank fell Oh 'ne
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THAR EARATARlA RoMICIDE.-Thc widow
Guhby made an affidavit against David
Wright, charging him with havin. killed
her husband. IN Bayou Barataria. several
days ago. Officer Roach, of the Gretna
sub-police precinct. went down the bayou
about twent,-six miles. and found Wrigh:
working hard in a field. When informed
that he was wanted he quietly went with
che officer. His version of the affair is as
follows: Several days ago he and Gubby
we're in q skiff bringing to this city a large
load of cabbages. Wright was rowing and
Gubby was forward. The load was SO high
that the iuen could not see each other.
Wright heard splash, and then be
came aware that Gubby was overheard.
The wind was quite fresh. which
DELAYED him in turning the boat, but when
ne got her around it was only in time 70 see
his companion sink forever. He reported
the circumstance, and afterward returned
10 the spot and finally found the body.
The coroner of Jefferson parish held an in
quest. and the jury returned a verdict that
death had been caused by accident. No
bruises were found on the body and no one
supposed crime had been committed. The
widow seems to entertain belief that
Wright caused her husbands death. There
will be further proceedings in the case
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SUIT ~ PARTITION.
pY HOEY Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SIKH, nis,yic: Court for the Parish OF orlears j..
No. 1.25.
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BY J. William Davis.

TWOSTORT BRICK HOUSE. NO. 2.s MAGAZINE
STREET.
SQUARE OF GROUND THE THIRD DISTRICT.
FARM IN ST. HELENA PARISH sos 69-lOG ACRES
cows. CALVES HOGS, FURNITURE FARM.
ING IMPLEMENTS. SHOTGUN, BUGGY, JEW.
ELRY. SILVERWARE. ETC.
TEN SHARES IN THE CAPITAL STOCK of TIE
NE" ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
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4 PLEASANT SERENADE Las. EVEN
ISG.--A, the hour when the curiew
"el. used to send poor people 20
bed the string band OF the Thirteenth
United States Infantry. Professor Pugust
and c. Cuniot. leaders. appeared at the
residence OF Mr.. james Coughliu, corner OF
Lafayette and CarOndeiet streets. and gave
;ha: gentleman j. long serenade. playing
choicest airs, until the entire neighborhood
was thronged with delighted people. This
band certainly deserves all its good repa:a
tion. So far as is known the screnade was
given simply as a tribute to worthy gen.
:.eman and patriot. All the questions that
= reporter could ask did not elici. a definite
reply from the leaders,; they said that
Jimmy ia a thorough brick, and one who
;oves his fellow man" When the band
ceased its music Mr.. Cough!in invited the
members 20 partake OF a liquid repas'. and
shey repasted with repeat. Residents OF
She locality doubtless hope the band will
frequently favor Coughlin with musiea:
aails-at least once a week.
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COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 49,.

AL courts, on suggestion of the death of
the late Lieutenant Governor Henry N.
Hyams, adjourned as a mark o: respect TO
his memory
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoey Il O'Connor.

CHOICE STORE PROPERTY ON POYDRAS STREET,
RESIDENCE ON ST. CHARLES STREET AND
CORNER LOTS IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
AND CARRULLTON
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PATRICK IRWIN. EXECUTOR OF THOMAS Nc.
KENNA, Us. THOMAS SMITH AND CHARLES
ANITE
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By s. Guinault.

Il. MERlDlER. eADMINIsTRATOR, Er A.. VI.
WILLIAM AND SIDNEY RASHCH. FOR PAR
Triton.
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Local Intelligence.

sHEAK THIEVES AT WopI --Ye..a,tav
morning Mr.. Richard Charles had occasion
=" ieave his Jewelry store, No. ia Common
e'seet, Tor minute, leaving friend in the
doorway, but the gentleman, not .uppo.-
I"9 re was left IN charge, walked off. just
'heh Two sneak thieves, one of large stature
and one rather small, took advantage of
'he occasion. and one of them quickly
e'ipped in behind the counter. opened the
ron safe, and grabbed the first articles
'shich he saw. The small man KEEP. watch.
sut also improved the time He broke a
ehowcase glass and gathered some fine Jew
cry, after which both cascals travelled
Just as they reached the door Mr.. Charles
appeared with friend, and they drove the
sneake back into the store. The large fe!-
s"w lad loaded his breast with miscel-
sAne"us goods. and buttoned his Goa. tightly
=" hold anc hide his pelf. The little rogue
Rad succeeded in stealing some valuable
articles. An unconditional surrender was
Semanded. and IL" strangers seemed to
fnink 1t best TO mako no resistance. 80 they
delivered the property and begged perm,.-
s.on 70 depart. Singular as it mag seem.
tne villains were turned looss without pm
.shment, but u is asserted that Mr. Charlie.
knew the men very well. and for reasons
best known to himself declined to have che
sNeaks arrested.
THREE FIRES IN JEFFERSON CIsy-!'eip
-isAed for from The Ety.-About quarter
se'oce one O'Clock this morning fires broke
Ell: almost simultaneously at three differ.
sn' points in the Sixth District--One on
Constahtincp!s. near Camp street. ono on
Che levee. head Of Berlin street. and the
ether further up town. The fire. comp apies of
sne district were promptly on hand. but tue
work was too much FOR them unaided. At one
o'clock Chief Engineer Phillips, of the Sixth
District fire department. telegraphed down
asking that a general alarm be turned in.
calling tor the city engines to come to their
assistance. The steamtug Tyler was also
cent for. Superintendent Weeks declined
70 turn in a general alarm. such a contin-
ccncy not being provided for without a pre-
S.ous understanding being had with the
Chief engineer OF the city department.
AT the latest moment. before going TO
press, information had been received al the
:lain station. from the seventh precnc:
police station, that the firemen on the spot
had succeeded in getting the fires unde,
control
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Second DistriCt Court for the Par.n O. Orieans
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SUCCESSION OF O. J. DoSSELLa.

Secons District Co irt for the Parish 0: Orlea1
No. 81 $50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-25
Nallomell ZocaI NemS.

| Bangor paper states that girl aged l6, was
| sent to the House of Correction recently, "for
being common street walker, having led life Of
sin for six years." whereupon the Maine Stand
ard says "There is a school at Hallowell for such
girls; why not have sent her there instead of 10
the House of correction 7"
The Industrial School in Hallowell, is for no
such purpose; but rather to receive girls before
they become Of the age and viciousness of the in
dividual referred to above, and shield them from
temptation aud cIlmes. Had there been in the
State, six years ago, an institution like the in
this city, that girl might perhaps have been saved
from the life Of crime and misery that has now
brought her to the House of Correction.
The foundation for sleghng was never better,
and the few inches Of snow now on the ground
serves to make business lively on our streets, by
the jingling Of city and country sleigh bells, tax
ing their first airing.
After attending the union services this fore
neon for spiritual and intellectual invigoration,
the enjoyments'of temporal blessings, symbolized
by the smoking vands of the old family dinner ia
BILE, may be entered into with peculiar interest and
general thankfulness
And now let every one clear the snow from the
sidewalks about their premises, thus showing their
bencvo ence and respect for the ordinances of the
CITY.