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FOUR VACANT LOIS On WASHINGTON STRl
SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER DBBRUyyEI
Second District Court for the Parish of ORD
No. So 1876.

RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTION
ID Office No. 90 Exchange alley.-On SATlRI
October g. l IS, at twelve o'clock M, will ID
at public auction, at the Merchants and Aud
GERS exchange, on Royal street, between }
and Customhouse streets, BY virtue aud in 4
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Of the Second District Court for the parish
Leans. dated September s, 1875. for accountd
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. righu
pertainins, sitaa.ed R Is The sixth D i 4
city Qate that part Of the parish of Jttl
known as GIesnvile).. ip the square bouldI
Broadway, Pine, Second and Washington ID
No, a. on plan drawn BY G. a. D'HemecouI
deposited in the office of William shannon, ID
public, as plan No. IL Said lots me assure N
feet front on Washington street, by depth
feet between parallel lines, lot No. ! formir(
corner Of Washington and Pine streets I
property the deceased purchased from John
Peyton, by act before Andrew Hero Jr, a
public, on the twenty fifth of May, 1874.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
the expepse of the purchaser. se8 Is % % \
NEW ORLEANS TIME CERTIFICATES, ca
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, FIkLD EHGlsl
ING APPARATUS. MAPS, RIFLE, WEAl
SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER DEBRUNl
Second District Court for q t p. Parish Of ORA
pY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, Auction
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-On MOi
September 20, 1875, at 10 A. M, will be n
my Office, No. 46 Exchange alley, between
vile and Customh0use streets, by virtue 4
pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L. 4
judge of the Second District Court for the !
of Orleans, dated September 6, 1875, for acco
said succession
eleven New Orleans Time Certificates
Claims. Gold Watch and Chain, Fi-ld EngsS
Apparatus, Maps, Rifle, Drawing Implss
Wearing Apparel, etc.
Tefms-Cssh. seg II !
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MARsHAL'S MUNITIONS,

United States VS.. Sixteen Thousand Four
~ INN ,,v,, hn s 4 G. CARS a., stS ,r,, NON
i the Fifth Circuit a. District of Louisiana
No 145O In obedience to an admiralty warrant to
me directed in the above entitled suit, have
EIGHT TEoUSAND PoUSDs OF LEAF ToBAc-
co, 49, Cigars, packed; 5025O Cigars loose; 500
armor. Desk, q Chairs Chests lot of empiy
Cigar Boxes, and $500 Cigarettes, now lbeled BY
the unhed states for the causes set forth in the
lib now pending in the Circut Court Of the United
States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof. and all and every person or per.
sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest In or to the same to be and appear at
trict aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New
Orleans. on the third Monday OF September to
articles should not be condemned and be sold agree.
ably TO the prayer OF libelant.
United States Aarshars office, New Orleans,
$ B. PACKARD,
aul8 81 sell 10 United States Marshal.
United states ss. ~: ,FsurleeQ Hundred
TN TIKI UNI TED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FOR
Il the Fifth Circuit and Disr,ict of Louisiana, No.
.i49-ln obedience to an admirS ty warrant, to ne
directed in the above entitled suit. have seized
YoGRTEEN hTEpsES PoTEDs LEAF TOBACCO,
/ Press, ISL Cigar Boxes, and 10 st .mps of 81
each, now liIes d, ey the United States for tAe
Circuit Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or per.
sons having Of pretending to have any right, title
or interest in or to the same to be and appear at
Circuit Court of the United States, for the dstrct
aforesaid, TO be holden at the city of New orleans
on the third Monday in Sep ember, to show capse,
any they have or can, why the eaid articles
should not be Condemned and sold agreeably to tn,
prayer OF hbelant.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans
August Il, 1873.
8. B. PACKARD,
anls 81 sell 10 United States Marshal.
United states vs.. Three Hundred PoMnds
Leaf Tobacco, etc.
IN THB UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
i for the Fifth Circuit and Distri t af Louisiana
No. 7i5l.-ln obediepce to an admiralty warrant,
to me- directed in the above entitled suit have
THREE HUNDRED POUNDS LEAF TOBACCO,
1850 gars packed; ~ $50 Cigars loose; IL Tables
and 80 empty Cigar Boxes, now librled by the
United States, for the causes set forth in the
libel now pending in the Circuit Court Of the
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonisb the owner or
owners thereof. and all and every person or per.
sons having OF pretending to have any right, tile
or interest in or to the same, be and appear at
Circuit Court of the United States for the dis
trtct Aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New
Orleans. on the third Monday of September to
chow cause, If any they have can, why the said
articles should not be condemned, and be sold
agreeably totle PRAYER of llDt liant
United ~ ates Marshals office. New Orleans Au.
gust II, 1875 =.
s. B. PACKARD
aul8 81 sell 10 -. Unitet States Marrbal
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COMMERoIAz.

s 1hDAv, saptsubse 10, 1875. .
/. CcrroH-Ths salss to-day embraced 4ss
bales - prices not requiring any chicago in
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lOLD FURNITURE, sILvhnWARE
SUCCESSION OF F. DAuBERT.

Second District Court for the Parish of 0rles
No. 38,l24.
pY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTION
u Office No. IS Exchange aley.-SAr URI
September II 1873, at 10 A n. precisely will ID
a. public auction, at the corner OF Pety aud
stra 5. by virtue and in pursuance to an order
the HON A: L. Ifssot judge of the Second DID
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated Augl]
1875, for account of said sncct sion
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Sill
WARE, etc.
Terms-Cash. au3l sci Il
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SALES,
BY Placide J. Spear.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PETERS sr,,
THIRD DISTRICT. DIN
SUCCESSION OF BARBARA R1Rnpn
Second District Court for the Parish NJ nj.
No. % O49. ore

RY PLAClDE j. SPEAR, AUCr1ov,,
u Office No 46 Exchange alley-THURSHs.s
tember %. 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ, will ~ i.
public auction, at the Merchants ard Anct nj =
EXCHANGE, Oh Royal street. between GAVIN
Customhouse streets. by virtue and in nnrsa.
to al order from the Hon. A, L. Tissot my
the Second District Court for the parislS Y
leans. dated Au gnst 49, 1875, for account ~ y
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toge,,..
the buildiBgs and improvements thereon IN
in tue Tn nd district OF this citv, IN III ~
bounded By Decatur, Vaudeville, Peters and "
streets, measuring FL feet inches lines fros!p
Peters street, by depth OF 1877 feet 10 inss
lines, American measure, bounded on tbs 'JJ
haLd side by property now or lately belon,s \
naxed to all act Of George Eustis TO Johr y
It's, dated May 3, 1859, passed before N. SAM |
NO ary in this city.
Terms and Conditions One.t third cash. IN,
ance in two equal instatlmente at one an M
years credit in notes secured by mortrss.
vendors lien on the property solj, and MAJ
terest al the rate Of eight per cent Der Nv!
IRON date II final payment, secured agaipr
and the policy of insu,an transferred NJ
vendor. The purchaser to asenme the pavmaJ
the city and state taxes payable ia ISIS All
drainage tax over and above the price OF aSa
cation; the clause OF five per cent for atto,.
fet in case proceedings become uecessarv n
cover the amount of Totes or any part * W
The purchaser will be required 10 make a WI
of ten per ceLt on the amount of adiudicara1
The moment of sale.
Act OF sale before A. Dreyfous notary pubpl
the expense of the purchaser. au2l 28 "a II I
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. CATHERINE YOUNG
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ChkLBOHRsR, VS.. CHRIsTINA YOUNG WIFE
OF HENRY SChERBR EFT AL.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, September II, 1875.
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Second District Court tor the Pari,h Of Orleans
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

nlsGRACEFCL SCENE IN THE PENNSYLVANIA
LEGIsLATURE.-A dispatch to the New York
World from Harrisburg gives the follow
ing particulars Of disgracefll scene which
occurred in the Pennsylvania Legislature on
Monday night:
."Mr. Talley (DemocraD, of Delaware
county, made a motion to refer the petition
Of citizens Of Lancaster city contesting the
seat Of D. z. RosenmiIler, Republican, as
member of the Legislature, to the COMMITTEE
on the Judiciary. The Republicans raised
the point of order that the petition was moi
properly before the House, that body not
having been legally organized when the Pc
tili>n was originally introduced. Speaker
Patterson decided against the Republicans.
when an appeal was taken, and his decision
was sustained by large majority. Wolf
(Republican), of Union county, then raised
the further poiut of order that it required
two.thirds of those present TO take up the
petition under the suspension of the rules.
| The Speaker rendered au adverse decision,
and entertained motion TO adjourn, when
| Wolf sprang to his leet and insisted that he
| had right 10 be heard on his point.
"The Speaker declared him out OF order,
as no appeal had been taken from bis decl-
sion, and motion to .adj,urn was not de-
batable. Mr.. Wolf insisted that be was not
out of order, when the speaker commanded
F, him to take his seat and Wolf refusing TO
obey, he called into requi>ition the services
of the serseant-at-arms, who proceeded to
execute the order Of the Chair. The Repub-
lcans Missed the proceeding aud the Demo
Gratis applauded it. Wolf continued yelling
ut the top of his voice until the sergeant-at-
arms seized him. The hall of the House
presented a scene Of indescribabe confusion,
and the Republican members rushed to the
defence of their colleague and wrested him
from the hands Of the sergeant.at-arms. IN
the midst Of the commotion the Speaker adj.
journed the House. During the melee pis.
tolls were drawn, and for time it was feared
that general riot would ensue."
In the House Tuesday action upon reso.
luton to censure MIR. Wolf for disobeylug
the rules Of the House during the disgrace.
full scene of Monday evening was postponed
| till Yesterday.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
..,r,,,a Cases tn tn" Knitted St"t"s
suprcmc Court.

,,,,,>,.c,x February ne iohoNihS
~. ,.,.,,, ARMED in the United STATES
,',,~omc Court; Crosby e. al. rs huchah-
S"i" ,,opi the United States Circuit
~ s,r West Virginia. This was orlg.
Yen ae,;on brought TO obtain conS'ruc-
May - rho will OF William King, formerly
' ~ ,,Iinrdon, Va. who died III lsos, with,
vi. rb;IIr,n leaving IN estate ts,''ht,cu q.
sg5n lAr0. and supplemental ON a>Asu
titan of the estate The will DEVISED ne
arfirr estate Ia a nephew OF TIC "s..'u''
William King. Jr., upon certain co''u''.'. y,
which were never fulfilled. ana II WAS ue
c;I..i in 1925 bv this court, in Il SUI n,"uS u.
20 arrcrminc the character OF the WIZ '"at
.h,ra being a failure in the performance .,
49,, conditions Of the will the estate pa>'e"
,r.. hrir-.a..Ilw Under this DECISION 'iicrc
,,., q. distribution OF the cs.air. MS SUIT
',r nrnrcd ny one Nin1. IN ls5S, ana :ou'
,,nv,t by his representatives, claims llt'e 10
, ,,,o SHARES Thus assigned bV virtue Oh
(,r,.,;n 5rcis Set up In the evidence. ne
da,i,inn below sustained the claim, ana II Is
h..ra nrcc1 that Ent had no standing IN
n',,r, and was not entitled 10 be heard, De-
o,,,,, !. he had any valid claim he should
have Rad it passed up1n-aS It was lheh OF
,n,on wars Standing VIXEN the Original sun
wa. ,ir,itlrd. Not then making his claim
lcnYr hr j. concluded, and his claim should
J." t,.m,.std. j. w. Johnston and j. y.
MEREDITH for the Plaintiffs; Wells \ Clam
der for appc.ees.
Fr,z add Hiic Is. Slower, executors, etc.
Ann, nj from the United States Circuit Cour;
FAR 'tiypinia This bill was 6lcd for The pur-
,.,.r OF setting up deed OF trust which had
t,cu pAid seven years prior to suit tlSG2) on
the found that the payment had been made
IN Virginia bank-notIs and Confederate
nanny, II an agent, without authority.
u.s.. ,Ir,l If trust was left with an attorney
f,r objection, and at maturity The money in
djrit,G vas received in payment. Tie COM
rl4,n.af alleged that he did not learn that
-yrA pNlnrut had been made until the war
closed, lat in his deposition it appeared
that hr had heard Of it IN 1866; in 1867 the
attorney died, and in 1869 the suit was
hroa.t. The answer was that complainant
,hi no, diSa,ow the attorneys act until after
hi. death, l,nr did he DO so ut all before the
commencement OF this suit, although the
fact, were within his knowledge at least
three year, prior thereto. The bill was dis.
missed. II /, here urged that, granting thai
the attorney WIS authorized to collect the
uoury, his authority was given without the
CONTINGENCY of the war being had in view,
and that therefore the occurrence OF the war
revoked il. II is contepdcd, however, that
the attorney never was in fact authorized 10
collect the deed. II. 4. X j. ). Wise Tor ap'
pellant,; W. Willoughby for sppellces.
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E,etser from Petersburg,
correspondence of the Ri ,hm ond Dispatch

1CerrcspondeIce of the Ri ,hmond DispatchI.
PErERsBvRG, February 3, 1875
AT THE MEETING OF THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
held last night it was stated that in four
wards of the city Excluding the First and
Second) the applications for relief during the
past week amounted to $50 persons. To
but 159 of these was the Association able to
extend relief. Several donations of money
and goods having come in from divers quar-
tiers, the appropriations for the coming week
presents acknowledged was that Of $50 from
st. Panl'S church and $500 from the City
Council.
IXCENDIARY FIRES
have been altogether too frequent in the city
for sometime past. though fortunately they
have not generally been very destructive,
owing to the promptness with which they
were eytnguished. Last night an attempt
was made to set fire to the brick building on
Guarantee street, formerly occupied in con.
nection with the McEuery tobacco factory.
The fire of kindlings went out, however,
before the buildingclught.
THE ORANGES
of NoltoWay, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg,
Brunswick, Dinwiddie, and Amelia counties
are invited to send representatives to a meet
ing that is to he. held at the Blacks.and-
Whites on the ed instant for the organiza-
ton of district council, "provided," says
the call, "the National Grange legalize these
district councils"
A meeting Of the friends of
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE
is to be held at the Washington.Street
Methodist Episcopal church on Friday
night next. The object of the meet
ing is TO devise means for the con.
structiQn and maintenance Of hall or
dormitory to be built by the Petersburg
friends of the institution, and to be named
after the late venerable Darcy Paul, who
was ever liberal patron of the college, and
one. believe, Of its board of directors.
TOO MUCH SPIRITS"
Two Of the police were suspended this
evening, understand, by reason ofspirituous
excess. ROBIN HOOD.
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Confederate Soldiers.

The Southern Memorial Association,
which has been organized here sitha view
OF caring for the remains OF the Confederate
dead that lie at Arlington and elsewhere IN
this vicinity, promises 10 be one Of the most
successful associations ever organized 10 this
District. Messrs. w. w. Corcoran and K
y. Meyrick are among It's new members, OF
whom sixty-lbree were received last night.
Colonel Arthur Herbert, Of Alexandria, will,
It's understood, be chosen vice. president at
The next meeting. The Association contem-
plates no Immediate action, but will raise
funds steadily until a sufficient amount has
been obtained 10 procure proper memorials
for the COME derate dead at Arlington after
which an the unmarked graves Of Coniede.
rate soldiers 10 this soctlGn Of the country
will be provided with monumenial stones.
Washi,tgt0H Letter.
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Especial telegram 10 the Baltimore Gazette.
Facts nnd RumOrs-Scllemes Of tho
Radicals.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Garnet
baggers, under the leadership Of Ben. But
Ter, threw of the mask to-day and revealed
their real object in securing an amendment
of the rules. 1t is not the ciyil.rights bill
which is near to their hearts, but the
legislation outlined by their caucus COM
mittee for securing control of the cleo
toral vote OF the South, aud of defeating
the will OF the people at the polls. Among
other measures looking to this end is bill
empowering the President TO suspend the
writ Of habeas corpus at will. aud bill re-
enacting the iron.clad oath. The latter mea-
sure Is designed 10 deprive the Democrats Of
their majority in the next House, as a large
number ofthe mcmbers-elect from the South
will be unable to take this oath. The Clerk,
however. is bound to receive the credentials
Of these gentlemen, and upon the Speaker,
when ec ted. devolves the duty Of swearing
them in. AMI he may then elect to administer
the qualified oath. Then, according to
the Louisiana precedent, Phil. Sheridan
may put in al appearance, with Fede-
raj troops at his order, and eject the
Democratic members. No one eau doubt,
after the expressions Of the Radical majority
to-day, but that this and even more revolu.
tionary proceedings will be reSortcd to by
the carpet.baggers and their allies in order
10 maintain their supremacy. The fact that
the cvi!.rights bill is u mere cloak for part-
san legislation was demonstrated to-day,
when the rules, having been amended. the
House adjourned pending Buffers motion
TO 20 to the Speakers table and take up that
bII. Mr.. Sener, Of Virginia, deserves credit
Tor the manly stand he has taken and main.
tanned against usurpation and wrong.
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Letter from charlottesville.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

II StAhLUTTESFibLE, IT ebTudTy D, ioIo. .
"A difficulty occurred between two mule
drivers employed by DR.. Randolph in the
excavations for the Chesapeake and Ohio
rouud.house on Saturday las, when onc
struck the other In the temple with curry
comb, causing niomentary paralysis. The
boy, Gilbert Chapman's son, WAS removed
to his fathers house, and this morning ]
hear is not expected TO live.
A night line of hacks has been put on be-
tween harlottesyile and the University.
. A little colored girl. daughter of a,yorthy
colored man named Burley, burned herself
by taking. fire from an open fireplace so Sc
verely Us to cause her death last night.
The negro nun Walker, spoken of in my
letter yesterday as being concerned In the
death Of the woman Spinner, was arrested
yesterday at the instance of Mr.. Brennan,
and IL held for examination. The circum-
stances are said to be strong against him. ~
Fl OUR, .
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There il in Portland, Me-, another copy
Of the book which our local reporter found
in the State library here. The title.pages
are word for word the same. j. Sabin &
& Co., booksellers in New York, say.
This work vas said to have been sup
pressed, but it is by no means rare I'VE have
sold several copies atabont $40 per set.
The story of George ". and his alleged
marriage with Mrs. Fitzherbert is all told by
the Hon. C.. Langdale in his Memoirs OF
Mrs. Filzherbert," 8vo., London, 1861
book which has not been suppressed and 1t
is surprising that the newspapers should
have been so easily led into the discussion of
fact that he has ".received number Of dis
patches" is suggestive of still another sell.
We might add that there can be no reason
for offering any such reward in view of the
political Importance Of proving the existence
Of claimant to the throne of England.
Such importance is entirely suppositious !;
act" and the law protestant succession
even an ordinarily regular marriage was il.
legal under the circumstances, and the issue
OF any such marriage .illegitimate. Mrs.
Fitzherbert was "subject" and Gro.
man Catholic" j. SABIN & Sous.
which is the correct view Of the matter.
THE ADVERTISER SPEAKS.
The 81. R. Brown, Of No.. 500 Broadway,
who is supposed to be authorized to pay the
money for the book wanted, is not anxious
to hear from Mr.. Fox, Judging by the fol.
lowing letter from him: .s :..r-
No. 500 BROADWAY, February 1855.
To the Editor of the Herald:
Permit me to state that your information
regarding certain book for which $1,000
reward is offered, published In your journal
this morning, may be all correct, busit is not.
the book wanted. There are several copies
eXtaut of the '"Memors of George ~"
described in the louisville dispatch both-iD
this country and England. If the owner of
the Louisville book will examine his "Me.
moirs of George w." he will find the his.
tory of the one advertised for and its sup.
preston related in detail. Yours truly,
. II. r. Brown.
To the Editor Of the Herald:
There are many such books to be found as
described in your telegram from Louisville.
guess the gentleman. has not the book
wanted for the $1,000. know of the copy
in the Franklin Library, Philadelphia the
AtherBum, Boston, and other public libra
ries. Besides, have copy myself; 80 the
Kentuckian need not waste Yankee stamps
to come on here to hunt up John BULBS gold.
B. L. HARRIS, No. 1925 Broadway.