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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
ANOTHER MURDERER CONVICTED.

PATRICK WARD FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN
THE FIRST DEGREE.
In the Warren County IN. J.) Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, at Bclvidere yesterday Chief Justice
Beasey presiding the trial Of Patrick Ward Tor the kill
ing of Peter T. Mers at Phnlipsburg, the 18th OF
May last concluded, the jury returning a verdict
OF guilty Of murder In the trst degree.
Chief Justice Beasley delivered his charge yesterday
morning and the jury retired at noon, returning ut
three O'Clock with their verdict The prisoner evinced
great sorrow when he listened To the verdict and
was remanded for sentence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Az halfpast eleven yesterday morning Cornelius
Glcary Of Newton street, Greenpoint attempted 20
commit suicide by jumping in the North River from
the ferryboat James Fisk Jr she was entering the
slip foot OF Twenty third street He was rescued by
Onicer Lee OF the Sixteenth precinct and Martin
Creamy, Of No 100 Tenth the station house
no was attended By Dr. Mcleod, and was afterward
sent 70 Bellevue Hospital The Of bis attempt 10
unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

do not hesitate to speak out plainly this topic. The
entente oOTdidie which existed TO any warm ex
tent between the legislative and executive branches Of
the city government, has been completely de-
stroyed, and II Is war 10 the knife hcncefor ward.
The Board passed resolution calling upon the Legisa-
turc 10 pass law giving them the power 70 confirm in
cases OF vacancies by resignation or death but His
Honor has thought NJ apparently attempt the taking
away OF what little power the City Fathers
He treated their resolution with dsdan and has re-
turned IL without his signature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

stealing pair OF seasKrn pOveS, valued at SIS The
complainant stated that he the company OF the
prisoner in lager beaS saloon at Sixth avenue and
Thirteth street. Monday evening playing cards at
the Time the gloves were stolen. The prisoner admit
ted the possession OF the gloves but claimed that he
lending Red1eld money on his overcoat and other
articles, and no larceny was intended Mr. Redfeld
who Is lawyer, commended that Il was Constructive
larceny aud the prisoner required 10 give $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
FIFTY SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Duffy

Bridget Turner, a domestic residing at No 1853 East
sixy-thrd street, charged Daniel Foley, of No 1927
Hudson avenue, Brooklyn with the larceny Of 500
worth OF jewery Foley and his wife kept rooms
the corner OF Fifty-s and Second
the 4th Of December last and Bridget left her trunk
in their They removed to Brooklyn without
inform ng her, and thus committed the larceny
planned Of Foley was held for trial He denies the
charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
Effort to Save John Dolan
from the Gallows.
Proposed Stipulation to Garry the Case
to the Court Of Appeals.
Mr. Stockwe's Broker Gives Up An
swerng Further Conundrums.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.'S BANKRUPTCY

Every possible effort is being made to a new
trial for John Dolan, convicted Of the murder OF James
q Noe. The following communication on the subject
vas sent yesterday to District Attorney Phelps
The People John Dolan.
Hon BENJAMIN X PHELPS
DKAR sIRIn Of the TACT that the General Term
med all the proceedings in the above the Court Of
M ocer in the interests OF Justice to Judge Bsrretts
fair and charitable expression that the prisoner
nave An ~ ms oS case oy
respectfully WILLIAM F. HOWE
OF counsel for John Dolan.
The following is the stipulation referred to in the
sbove letter
Whereas the Supreme Court has its General Term given
Judgment against John Dolan, affirming the conviction of
him Of the crime OF murder by the Court OF Oyer and Ter
said Supreme Court but the transcript Of indictments
and judgment record and bill of exceptions upon inspection
have been transmitted the Oyer and Terminer for
purpose OF resentence and is not file in said
upon Judgment affirmation has been duly allowed by
Ausce OF the Supreme Court with orally expressed
Intention OF said justice made in open that IL
allowed in order that the Court Of Appeals might review
aid judgmen and whereas stay Is asked for and the
Iaid John Dolan takes the risk of having day
now therefore it is stipulated that the Clerk of the
Dyer and Ierminer may at the proper cost and ex-
Court another certified transcript OF the Indictment
Judgment and record which in said Court prior 90 the
sction OF The People John Doan aforesaid the end
that they then being filed in the said supreme Court, may
be removed by said writ Of into the Court OF Appeals
or review.
Mr. Phelps being absent in Washington was unable
Of course the stipulation with his signature
In case he signs it, which IL is expected he will do
without hesitancy after the action of Judge Barrett 1t
Is expected that Dolans will be argued this week
at the Court OF Appeals and that speedy decision
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
DUNCAN. SHERMAN 4 co.

In the matter Of William Butler Duncan, william
Watts Sherman and Francis H. Grain, composing the
arm of Duncan Sherman 4 Co.. the hearing Of the
Eument on the petition Of the United States, the gov
srnment Of Mexico and Others judgment creditors for
revocation Of the adjudication of bankruptcy occupied
The attention of Judge Blachiord, in the United States
District Court yesterday and will be continued next
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHANBERs,
By Judge Lawrence.

By Judge lawrence.
Sippel vs.. Sippel-RepOrt OF referee confirmed aud
Judgment OF divorce granted TO the plaintiff
Nelson shwing.-I cannot grant a positive order,
but shall grant An order to show cause.
Cragin HeTbelL-Findings as settled.
Matter oil Borden Rule &C requires that the security
10 be given should be bond N penalty Of double the
amount -rrsrysss
simpson Va Armstrong; cambei6rt VS.. schedel
Andreas vs. Perl et al Matter OF Berham; Matter Of
Kaiser; Traissioh VS. Jones Granted.
Hartman vs.. New York Sanitary and Chemical. @.
NJ CompAny.--Order as settled.
Nixon vs. Nickerson Explanation required
Eyles vs. EyiesT referee should attest or certify
that the testimony OF the different witnesses was
sworn TO before him by each witness
Matter OF Stephenson. Bonds approved.
Jones Doady ct al lthree cases. - wish 10 know
whether these cases we're upon the motion calendar,
and whether the motions we're granted upon default
owen vs. Groesbeck.-Writ dismissed and prisoner
demanded. Memorandum
By Judge Barrett
Levy VS. Harris.-Motion denied with $40 costs
JsGerson insurance Company vs.. TyrelL Order
vsttled; no costs are imposed.
Bowery Savings Bank VS. cayerly.-order settled
allowing the principal amendments OF the purchaser
Snoady VS. Crathy.--Order settled
Oueley vs. Guardian Mutual Life insurance Com-
pany-Motlon granted IN part ana denieo ~ pars ~
ipecined on the margin Of the notice OF motion, wlh
ieasons therefor; $40 costs 70 abide the event
wilson VA Lsinbach 81 aL--Motion granted as TO the
hnh separate defence, and denied as 70 'ne 'hu "a"
Deerine VS. Labor Motion denied.
Cameron vs.. Keeey-Motion denied and stay OF pro-
seedlings vacated with $40 costs 70 the deienoah''
Memorandum
Matter Of Hebru Hased vs. Emet-Mandamus denied,
with costa Memorandum
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Sanford
Lang va Burke.-Motion requiring plaintiff TO hle
security FOR costs granted
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Fallon W. Watson ct al Ryan vs. Atlantic Mutual
Insurance. Company.--Refcrence ordered.
Miller VS. Freedberg; wilkinson et al vs. Orvsi
5rown vs. The Mayor, &c Weed VS. Eislg et al Nh
IN De- a. 81 ZuFnn
Fs Reeve e. al sponord et al vs. Texas Land Com
oaDy Squire vs.. Strew.-Orders granted
EMERSON va Vanderpoel Bond approved
Hartuns va Hieber -Receivcrs bond approved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
SUICIDE BY HANGING.

Patrick Slater living at No 5S7 West Twenty sixth
street. committed suicide last night by hanging him
self to fence In the neghborhood of his house The
body was discovered nine O'Clock and removed 10
his residence by the police The motive Tor the ACT
wa uuk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
THE PACIFIC MAIL INQUIRY.

fhe proceedings in the of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company William s. King and John G. Schu-
maker was adjourned till eleven A. NJ. yesterday
when it was expected that Samuel J. Harriet A. B.
Btockwels broker would again appear and give
further evidence in regard to those mys-
terious checks that passed between the Pa
cite Mail Steamship Company and the firm
of Harriet Noyes during the year 1872 At
halfpast twelve O'Clock Mr. Harriet had not appeared
and Mr. Bennett counsel for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, offered the following checks In evidence,
which checks he wished explained by Mr. Harrot:-
Two checks of March 6 for $50 900 and 5000 000
of April ii for $40 000 three of April 10 for 1856 800
$500 900 and $500 GOO of April II for $s5 500
and also the following, portion Of which, counsel
said, record could be found the
books of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company One
check of February % for $780, OOO of February Ia
for $205, 401 SO, Of March for $21 900, of
April II for $40 000 two April 10 for S62 1877 so and
$i76s00 two OF April 16 for $l42,5 500 as and $4,000,
two Of May is for $685. 200 and $20l 12 co. and of
May q for $22s, 1885 So
Mr. Bennett counsel for the steamship company here
stated TO Commissioner Edwin NJ Wight that he had
expected the appearance of Mr. Harriet the wit
ness stand, but disappointed. He had also seen
other parties who had promised 10 be present and es
tfy but they had also failed comply He understood
that there conference held between the witnesses
called by the Pacific Mail steamship Company for the
purpose OF arranging their testimony. On motion or
Mr. Bennett the further hearing was adjourned till
Twelve o. clock morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Dreadnaught NY.YC., MT A. B. stookwell,
from the eastward, passed whtestone yesterday en-
route O York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.


COMPLICATED CASE.
Louis II. Redheld, Of NO 1oe West Flficth street,
lharged James Thompson Of No 90 Amity street. with
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-01
COACH-MAkING AND LIVERY.

"a nhdersiRned viii continue the Coach. Mol,
vir M and Livery busiaesS in ChArIesioWn. and
ill.,, ~ P'sls'o t"hhve 10" patronage heretofore SO
Ffb. 3, I-76. G.w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-01
SHANNGNDALE FACTORY.

'i>HE undersigned respectfully infrms hs for
! 'h"r custoircrs ard the public generally tina
he hhE leAEed tnr
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.PoETICAI.
A oDD1FY.

The Brewers" should to Malta" go.
The Boobies" all to "Sci ly,v
The "Quakers" to the Frendly Isles."
The "Furriers' TO Chilli"
The little snarlIng, carOIInG babes"
That break our nightly rest.
Should be packed off TO Babylon"
To "Lapland" or to "BIeSt."
From "Spithead' Cooks go DER to Greece"
And while the '.Mlser" waits
His passage to the ''Guinea" coast.
"Spendthriits" are in the "Straits,"
Splnsters'' should TO tine Needles" 60,
"Wne-bibbers' te Burgundy"
Commands" should lunch at Sandwich Isles"
"WaGs' at the Bav of 'Furdv,"-
Bachelors" to the United States"
'M.iGs" to the us e of Man"
Let Gardeners" go :" Botany" Bay.
And 'Shoeblacks7 to Japan"
Thus emiGrate-and misplaced men
Will then no longer vex us.
And all who ain'G provided for
Had better go to "Tcxas."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-01
The Patent MuSic Rack OH The
GEM ORGAN

is ty far the greAIrst convenience To performers
that has yet been invented BesIues it's us- while
playing. II il arranged az a receptacle for musIc,
IT \ neat lxture. beautifully carved and arranged
upon the front of the organ
TESTIMONIALS:
Prot. John Is. Rowland. muslcAl instructor of the
Washington VI f. Church ch,ir, says:
The PArlor Organs manufactured BY the Gem
Organ Company, ii this place, are among the
sweetest la tone q: any ln1vc ever heard. In sIyIe
of case AID handtume finish they are without an
,quRl.''
From the Washington Star:
"On exhibition in one al the large show xindows
OF CnmmIus. Cole L Ihnmpsun's store is an I'M
proved -tyI a. Organ m~n.facIuTcd by the Gem
Organ Company, OF "A-hingio . The Cases arc
of solid walnut artIsiicsllv flashed ana Joined
together in the most thorough manuer. The wood
work evidently shows the master hand of the skilled
mccoanic. The musicnl qua iiiirs ni the organ. 80
%- are informed hT an accom- IIAh"i musiriAn IL. are
not Ak ccd'd by the beet instrUments of the kind
n USE Ii Ia furnished with Cight siurs ~ hirh give
The action consists OF two and one half prIa of
rceds. go arranged that the siiChtCet defect can he
ca-ilv reached and r. DAired. The organ il also
RuPpliFd with a patent music rack, which bcsrd-s
bring ornamental. IL Of great convenience To the
pcrt"rmer In conc iuEinn. ~e can sSv without
prejudice. that the Gem Organ for hraurv # .tsIe.
handsome finish and excellent musical quaii,ies,
has NO surcrior.'
~ 4 WRITTEN WARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS ACCOMPANIES EVERY F PARLO
SOLD.
Address. for terms.
Gem Organ Company.
I'd. Box 1877, Warrington.
FenFrAFy 6. 1916 Nv Aev 1sc-
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TESTIMONIALS
Waters Pianos and0rga.3s~

Waters New Scale Pianos hn We p'cuI'ar inertia
INstD York Tribune
The tone of the "ateTs' P.nO il rich. mellow
and s"norous. They lossess great uiaTue ui.ound
and the o""iiuuSI l"n OF s"und "r si"Eing pn~cr -
uae .: their mo-t marked feature.
[Nep YOIk Times
Waters Concerto Organ ia 40 voiced a. To hnvea
tone lik" a full rich alt" v".c". 1t is especially
humaI in its tone, Z" ~erful yet Aw'et-
IRurGI !Srtc Yorker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-01

Ip-NNB tue many NlSCuNCFlSe OF valuable rem
N oIics too D..p"p.rs. none ,t.ud higher tLGa
~ AIDES LIVES CoEREuTOA."
Read The following Testimonials:
EEHEtP o.. GrSrViIlr Go ~ 4, MGr. 10, ~.
lbs WADE B'Gr SIr: Have been bIlcIed MIth
Liver DiscNse ) or ! ycnrF. when atIin,ts amount.
rd 10 "srHn gcm"nt U'hCn Ia Baltimore, Isst No.
v"mher ] procured Uu- bottle al LIN ~ IOuEEoTuH.
] now CODsVier Iny'olt N'.i. Nuu'E. ,SppcCtiulIy.
lSNACS DNN.oi Day Il MrAdoWs.
Prof. Mo1rInaW. IN r''i"s. e wEshInEtou
UnN"'",g. Ma nov Er'io.Ht Th!sN'u, White
SuiihuT Syringe, IGys:
30. Made. Iva Corrector and Dy,ptr.ia
Cure i" one a 'hr very beet TetnvdiCs ior by Z ala
! have" - = used"
Dr. mesa prominent physiciau in Virginia,
VIII la P'e'c'ibtd ii tor Two y,Sis. 'S.':
La HHC nu h"tt"r r"m""y for DvsprpSia and
Liver 1 i''Iisiut than MA"E'" Ivan CoERECTCE.
Col jOodc. a pr-mine ut .nG we'll Know gen.
t'I"s' ia uru eau" CUauIy, NA-.rENs
TX - u reGu!sr!y AZ my family, AID would
Mr. J"". \. nc Arthur, County Tre.'urer Of
p"oIIL 60 Sc. -EN-:'M mas = IyIR UuRREC-
T"E has done Hc moro good. AnG given me more Ie.
sc &c"
Prof Noel. of College of Phv.icinnS and Sur.
Re"nS oi b'ium' re, aud a dIsIiu guisnen prrc-
tItI"ner IN thEt cliy. pT'SCTih's Suu uEtt u Ia the
own family ana sHy' ''it is tho beet rrms, ' fur
Dy"rrns'a with 1oryId Liver aud Constipation Of
Bowels ] ever knew"
OAK HUI. N.C. Sept 3, 1876.
DR. ID wArE. Dear ST: I have recommended
Or. Wade" Liver C"'Ie"t"r' "a INV Practice end
nav iounh 10 N,rY "Nc"irnt rcmCdy IN torpidity
Of the Liver amt have kn'~n II to gave relief uh,n
other remedies SNd failed.
wM. THORP. MD
baltimore ..Smn" sny. Or. U.d.,. -
C'rrrCiur is prr-crIhcn hy our beet pEy.icinrs Lr
Dysp"psiA HLi Liver DIrrNs,s. aud ~ advise -
UInI.'
rr. w"lk"r. . "e'h'a,cd Physrctrn of ". W..
pronounce a" ror's Liver C"rrrctur' the L,,t
re"'o". 'at.n' Tor hy-r"p''s IN MI IL :orIn..
ID. WADE & 90 sole PrOprictors.
Wh"lc-Air DTuegisI,,
September IS. 1875 Iy. R.Iumnic.
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THE
PHILHARMONICPIATO

'I'HtS entirely ne instrument possessing a II the
l essential qualities OF more rxueneive and
higher priced Pianos IL "iErrtu A. a lnW"r pr,ce than
any siInlinr ono new in tine market. IL durable.
with n MA gritirru," q tone hardly surpa,sed and
yet team e purchased ~ pr!c"eand on Ierms within
the reach OF all. This irSirumert he's ell the
modem improvements inc uding the celebrated
"AgrSttr" treble AID "a :u!iy warranted Gaia
lOgues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-01
THE BEST QUALITY nr cnnns
COLDLN's LILBGC'S LIQUID EXTRACT
OF
IL e. e. E.

md TONIC lNNlG ORATOR. r
Recommend 10y the b--t ph y.Icia - . IA Fuph,sT
and America Tor COnsumptiOU. DcBntty. , De- Of
male anu Children ina inalr.
orI"ioE OF DG. Il :. STgcART. ProS. Nd. InsAno
H"spItsl, Baltimore. Md.
can recommend I.i.biK's I.iguid Fy-
"hct OF Bet - tho most efficient preparation
nave e'rF met With. IL "nmbiues the virtues Of
food sDd tonic in = rrInarksble vAy."
OPISIoS "F DR. WN. ". SToKts. PLy.iri.n IN
Mount Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
have great pleasure in adding my
ur'iihohy TO the viTtU"s u Licbig's /. Gu Il ETtsct
"i be'i aud Tonic IBviPors;or. as the very hest
preparation used. and thereto ore con fdcutIy TecyIn.
mend Il &" the medical profession "
AND HhST oTHEa TIslM.xisLs.
PUT VI ~ rIET BoTTLEs-S 81 EAcH-1AKE so o-uER.
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ID * ~ADn'S
silver C~OrrcctOr''
And Cure for Dyspepsia.

4 MONG the many discovcri.s of vHIuablc rem
cHics i"' D.-p"rsiA, none ItaEd higher than
:. ~ AIDES llVER CUEEEtToAr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-01
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSUTT

mutuaIcon'ent the Co PhrtusrsLip heretofore
existing cen the uHdersiRn ned in the Coach.
MSflng and Livery businsss in ChGrle.Iov n. vas
GI'sI'eh on the 9Th day OF JSnuAry, 1870 The
"ooE"' Accounts. &c of the late hrm are in the
hhHHs OF Arthur W. Hawks, Who il Gulboril to
make all EetilementG
tson' knowing tb'mIelVos indebted are re-
tsb., 10 come t"r~Hrd promptly, a. IL u deaf
'AO'e ~ nave the busiBeEs cIUsed speedily
Feb. Is. 1876. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14

draw ct St. Francis river bridge ct kadi
con, Arkaneae, this morning, and her for
ward guards torn away. Tho officers Of
tho railroad have chartered the G.. w.
Check to take her place.
Avery and Mcdonald Sentenced.
ST. Louis, April l3.-W. O. Avery was
senteoced to two years. imprisonment and
General John Mcdonald was to-day SEN
tenced to three years in the penitsntiary
and $4,000 fine.
Blodgett On Bail.
ATLANTA, April l3-Foster Blodgett gave
bail to-day and was released.
Probabilities.
War DEPARTMENT.
Once Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, April 10. 1876. 40 2. M. }
For the Gulf States, stationary, or rising
barometer. north and west Winds cooler clearing
weather. following light rAins.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April Is, s p. M.-Barometer
1870. Wind souIh. light. Weather cloudy and
f0agy. Acknowledgement steamship Frankfurt, at
vans, to 3. =. Stockmeyer Co; British ship Lille
Liverpool sailed-steamship Cortes, bark. lbi.
PAss-A.TOurRz. April 10, Noon. Wind south
east strong: Weather hazy. No arrivals. Sailed
Steamship Tarpahannock: The steam boat Bradish
out.
SHREVEPORT, April 13-Weather cloudy ard
COOL with occasional showers. River fallen one
inch. Afrived-Bonnie Lee from Jefferson.
VICKsBURG, April l3-Passed dOwn-City of Alton
1t 4. M. Up-COloradO at IL n.
MEMPHIS, April 13-River stationary. Heavy
rain this afternoons light rain during the morning.
Mercury TO. Arrive Parker. from Cincinnati.
Departed-Ella. Tor Madison, John 4. Wood and
Smoky City, tor Pittsburg; Susie Silver. for New
Orleans.
CINCINNATI, April l3.-River twer ty.two feet
seven inches and rising. Rain to ght and warm.
Arrved-Th0mpsOn Dean from New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, April l3.-River seven feet ten inches
and rising Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, April l3-River falling nine feet six
inches in the canal Weather waim. A severe
rain and wind storm, blowing almos q hurricane,
passed over the city tonight, destroying consider
able frame property.
KvANsv1LLE. April l3-River twenty feet four
inches and rising. Rained all Il ght and from mid
night until daylight copiously, and also at inter-
vsls to-day.
CAIRO, April 13.-Arrived-City of vicksburg,
from vicksburg, at P. NJ. Depa, tsd-Helepa,
for vicksbuIg, at eleven O'Clock last night; City
of VicksburR for st. Louis, at P. n. River
thirty nine feet two inches and falling. 4 heavy
rain foil this forenoon; weather cloudy tonight.
Mercury G81.
Sr. LOUIS, SpIi 1s.-Arrived- from
New1 Orleans, Departed ST. Gonevievs. tor
vicksburg. River falling slowly, Weather
shOwory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-14
BY Sheriff Waggaman.
ON MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MATTHEW
COUGHLIN, DECEASED.
Parish Court for Ibervills Parish, State of Louis
iaDa-NO l07.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE DATED
I'D March 90 1876, to me directed by the honorable
the Parrish Court, parish of Ibervie in the above
entitled matter will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and AuctioneerS' Exchange
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhouse
TUESDAY. May ., 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ the
following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with the
rights ways. privileges and advantages thereunto
belor ging or in anywise spoertaiBing situated in
the Fourth District in this city OF New Orleans and
ty-ons. in square number twenty seven, which is
bounded bv Fulton, SOIapuru Rousseau and Philip
streets as per plan drawn by Hugh Grant, late
city surveyor of Lafayette, dated February 2 1874
and deposited in the Office of L. &. Kenny. then a
notary public in Lafayette; said lot measuring
thirty-three feet five inches front on Eorapuru
street, by q depth of one hundred and ffty-nine
feet ten inches three lines, between paIal lines
the buildings thereon consisting of frame one
story house divided into two Ienements dAsg
mated by the numbers 6fty-one and ffty.three on
kitchen.
AsD ALSO CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND.
together with the buildings and i'm provements
reon situated in the same district of said city
and in said square number twenty.teven which 10
bounded by Fulton, Sorapuru, Rousseau and
Philip streets; said portion of ground adjoining
ing. more or less thirty two feet on said Sorapuru
street. by depth of about ninety five feet eleven
inches one line, between parallel lines, and ia
taken from the rear portion of lots numbers one
hundred and twenty three, one hundred and
twenty four and one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE as
per an herein above referred to- the buildings on
this portion of ground consisting Of frame one
etOry house. divided in two tenements designated
by the numbers fifty i've and fifty .seven, on S0ra
puru street.
Terms-cash on the spot sRa.,vv u.oo
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
mh3l ap: 1921 % my2