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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16
noDEu. POLICE.

How the New Police Board Treats Them.
The Police Board met yesterday at tho Central
Station. Present-Mayor Pilsbury, Administers
tor Diamond, Jules Dejean, o. Palfrey and J. II.
Keller.
The frat case called was that Of Officer John
Barrett, OF the Seventh Precinct. Barrett could
not be found on his beat by his sergeant, but
owing to some clerical error tho case was con,
tinued.
Officer P. aallatas, absent without leave, sent
In his resignation. but the board refused to &C
cent H. and he was called for trial and dismissed
and his pay declared forfeited from May LIST. -.
Officer H. M. Thompson will never wear the
blue, as he pleaded guilty to the charge OF hav,
ing been drunk on his beat, and was dismissed
the force.
The board then adjourned.
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The whisky Eases.

Rinee The new Cabinet al Washington has been
installed there has been strong movement TO
push the prosecutions, aud orders have already
been sent 10 The several district attorneys 10
attend TO The matter.
The present Administration evidently intends
TO follow The Bristow plan, and will hurry these
cases through as soon ~ possible.
A DEMOCRAT reporter interviewed United
States District Attorney Lacey yesterday, aud he
stated that. II a suitable panel of urymen could
be had. he would nj once set down all the old
cases for trial.
His orders were 10 push these matters through
The panel WAS short.
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laws, from the National Government, Aait Gen
Patton. we understand, proposes 10 make ihqui.
tjes AZ The office Of The 0hief Of Ordinance at
Washington, and from that office will obtain i, a.
jtetngei statement 81 every gun sent 10 this
Slate.
After obtaining this he can, by reference TO the
records In ls office, ascertain the disposition OF
made of each gun, when 1t will be an easy mat
ter for him 10 call Upon ihoss Ia The country
parishes who have them In tleif possession, 70 re-
Turn them 10 the State.
The records show that the uniforms that were
In The state arsenal last fall and Skinner we're is
sued 10
SEVERAL HEaRo MILITIA COMPANIES
Iii this city, and there II nothing 10 show thae
they have ever been returned.
As these matters are those which Interest the
State 10 the extent Of several hundred Thousand
dollars The Adjutant General proposes, we learn,
tn make thorough investigation. the result OF
wblnh will be made hnewn In his tett annual
fennft.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
rAvsroh GOSSIP.


,.,s,s.t..s Communications Received y.
go. ou,e,ais- 4,The aeserner ana
ss..s ,,0,riags visit Gen. Ausurs
,s.as,t,,o ,hs usual budget OF mall when
a. x.,,,,s fitata olIieers had to 90 through Oh
.t.,asaar ,po,niDa they had little else 70 occupy
shai, attention save The routine labor, which has
So. ,ns,esseJ 10 such an extent that The clerical
ppRuH In EACH npFics
a.,a,aa eyery moment during the dsy.
,rna !, correspondence Of The various offices
t-,,s. nav assumed such proportions. aud is 20
x..,sa h III character, THAI much Of II occasions
considerable hilsrity when the subjects dis
a,,s.sa Nv the writer's are talked Of In the
saenlees, ......
rheye Ia one class Of correspondence. However.
VI ,.h,. Il NJ more serious character. that being
3rou,,ies fsvm some Of The late tas ccl'ecsofs,
who desire 10 know last how their accounts stan"
+, or fHn HOOKS,
( ..,a that inflammation will doubtless be FUR.
n pished them by Tho investigating oomm'''ess ~
soon A they begin work ..
The Governor was At his Office carry On a"es
day. and al 1890 with the Secretary OF e'a'e anu
Auditor. proceeded 10 the headquarters .. zen
Augur. where they paid thai official iofms'
Walt peniina which the usual eisistes ANA CON
strAtnlAtiens were esehahReo.
Returning, the Governor devoted his time dur
;ru The balance Of the day 10 the duties Of his
otlee. ana examined The bill relative to
sps sAanet4troN stABaHrHHsHousH,
with A view 10 FINAL disposal Of that measure.
The uoyernor has also Under confederation
uuite A number Of communications from the
tsrishps, Informing hin, that vsteus officials, re-
tusnel IA elected upon the Republican dchet
have moi as yet qualified according TO Law, 81.
thoush some Of them, the minority, however, are
etl hnldina over. Ia come esaes he is advised
that 10 disposition IL manifested by these
on,eias ID CONFORM 10 the lave, and unless steps
are aepn taken by them he will csuse The offices
10 be filed by appointment under The existing
laws
The tlovernof has not, m YET. had time 10 de-
vote much attention to
TnH eeNpBMNEp MuRpHaEns
now In The Parish Prison here and III iails in The
Rtata but saya he will take theas cases under adj
yisensent either during THE week or next, when
Ia will examine the records setiatfin and pass
upen them.
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| these vouchers for valuable consideration. and
| that appropriation has been made 10 pay them.
| As The Auditor refuses TO issus his warrant,
A man1antts Ia asked for. rtle was granted
| fsturnabls on Saturday next.
August A, Dul,usiet has applied for a man
aamus against Auditor Jumel, alleging that he
has eieiated in The capacity IT assstent clerk Of
| the State Treasurer for the months Of January
February March and April, 1877, and ls entitled
DO pay for the same, amounting 10 $500. He rep
resenta that he applied 10 the Auditor for wars
| rant and II wss fefused.
| The rule was fixed for Saturday.
| The oase ~ the state Of Louisiana, ea rel.
Allen Juniel w. Geo. H. johnson, In regard TO The
State Auditors Office, Ia being argued in the Btu
| pteBe Court.
II. N. Ogden, Esd, for relsler. Jnit Hay and
| II. j. Campbell. Esps,, for defendant.
In The case Of W. II. Mills Va. ]. q. A, Fellows.
partnership suit, the defendant was sent 10 the
Parish Prish for twenty fout hours for contempt
| OF court, In not producing certain beoks
| The docket of this court IL now entirely eiasr
| ard litigants show profit by this during the 1--WE
| remaining months Of this term
| United states Circuit gsnvt.
In the matter Of the Bark Of Louisiana An
order was made yesterday referring The matter
TO The Register In the esss to take evidence.
In The Gaines case, al order was entered sub
rDgating Marie thealise Collins wife Of n, II. Mo
Oaeb, ESD 30 ell the rights of JAS. Fouleuse Ia
The dstribution Of The fluids, she being the uni.
| verssl legatee NJ Foulouss deceased.
Myrs y. Gaines w. the city OF New Orleans
| On motion of J. II. Kshnafd and ]. a. Whitaker,
aud on showing that they did. On The 2gth De.
cetnher. 1875, Ge n petition claiming that they
had rendered legal setviees Ia The case on bshalf
| of Caleb Gushing, interviewer, worth 1900. and
| that by law they have privilege on the
| fund.-, which petition was granted by The
| eoutt directing the trustees. flannel M. Todd
| end Adolph bchrtihar, whose duty Ii il 10 die
| stun Of 1900, and on further showing that Caleb
| Gushing has since paid them, ii was ordered The
| first order be SET ide.
| In The ease of Bayay v Pond ~. Jpnts Equen
the Jury retntneds verdict for plaintiffs Tor stO52
| United States W. 7. Maftine1.-lIhe snfetisH
surrendered the defendant TO the Marshal
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PIERRE RERrIN

Mia sentence co Expire so0u and ais Re
lease from Prison sure.
Pierre Bertin who has been for tho past twelve
wears the terror of housekeepers and the will-o'-
wsp Of police, that notorious burglar. will soon be
with us again. His sentence OF Ave years 10 the
peuiten,iary for the burglary Of DIR. Chepins
re.,aenoe will expire with next week, and as this
notorious and dangerous man has heretofore
always refused 10 ply his trade elsewhere than IN
this city, ii is not unlikely that he VIII seek
new pastures.
Bertha capture. five years ago. required .
,,rca Of come twenty men of the police, and
sSan Ia only surreud red when he realized his
S.ncer. The police ought to be on the look ous
for tnis man, for nothing is too desperate Tor him
and mo- risk too hazardous.
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cry MAVTEHs.
4 new rreJect CeBcera,ns the Fr atectssn
I,evee at the Lake ana other Subjects.


DR.. Pratt, surgeon In charge Of The Charity
Hospital, Was al the City Hall yesterday on busi-
ness connected with the hospital. In eonversa-
tien With the doctor We learned than an investl-
Cation Of The late Charity Hospital adminstra-
lion would probably be made. DR.. Pratt says
thai The H,deais were In The habit Of paying
sixty cents gallon for milk, whilst the best ar
tiee IL obtained by saloon keepers at forty cents.
Recorder Hmith was also AT The City Hall yes
tarday, Ell deavoribg TO obtain an additional un,s
Der Of policemen detailed for his court. He has
Al present four, and claims that he needs twelve,
Eight officers we're formerly detailed for this
court and six for The Fourth Municipal dourt, The
entire business ef which is now within the jutis.
dicti1n Of Recorder Hmith's court
The Office er lie
ftRHMHN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS
has been removed from its location In the base
ment Of the City Hall TO The third story Of the
building. The new oiIiea Ia neat, light and airy,
and remote from ioungera.
Mr.. i'tlemeeonrt, CITY Harveyor, Ia engaged,
with his assistant, Capt. Ffe,usux, in making
disI rams
or paeaHer
which he has conceived 10 avnil the constant
undermining Of The protection levee At the lake,
be tween the upper line sewer aud Hoyt's. The
plan IL very simple one, and Mr.. d'iemeeourt
Gays was originally conceived by MIR. LIE Deau,
many years ago, President Of The Pohtrhartrain
Railroad. who had no ptetensions 10 being civil
engineer. but who put II into practical and Sue
eeesfal opera lion At Minebutg. The work forms
part Of the inclosare known az the pen for small
boats, aud can be seen DO this day.
The plan will consist 81 driving A
puup,H rta,sH ptttEa
ten feel ont Of The end Of the revettueut filling
In the boxing with fsscines. upon which bricks
and ballast will lie thrown. Az the waves wash
Out the sand underneath the fsaeipes and brick
will eipk and form solid wall In front Of the
protection levee, up IN the level 81 high water.
making an mpenetrabls break water, and thereby
avoiding The unds rmining Of the levee.
Il il also understood that all the booths which
have been erected on The water side Of The levee
will be ordered to be removed, AMI only such
constructions permit ed 10 be raised on The inner.
side NJ will be both substantial and elegant.
Il IL also The idea Of Mr. d Hemseouft TO ali In
the basin between the main land and the levee,
inatead Of constructing a canal Immediately adj
Joining the levee for drainage purposes. which he
claims would BIZ nuisance 10 the visitors 10 the
lake aud ab objection TO The erection OF residences
along lite shores.
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THE STATE ARMS.
where ARE Thcy and the Militia Uniforms
far which ,he state Has Paid Fk0u-
sands of Dollars

where are they and the militia Uniforms
tor which ,he state HAS raid Thorn
sands of Dallnrsc
In rummaging about in that mine al the State.
Houae yesterday. the old record Of
TIE STATE Arsenal
turned up, that containing record OF everything
issued from the areenai since 1874, under tho Re-
publican regime.
Included In the latest orders, dated August 80.
1879, wherein there was issued ito the Hon. Geo.
L. Smith, Shreveport, La, upon the order OF @,
G. Antoine, Lieutenant Governor and acting Gov
ernor, one brass
TwELvw POUND NAPOLEON Gun
complete with all it's paraphernaia" but there
does not appear any record of The return OF that
"pieee."
On September 30. 1876. there was Issued ITO
Capt. James ForHythe, Harrisonburg, La. upon
The order OF Charles Hill, approved by Lieut..
Governor and acting Governor O. q. Antoine,
one thousand Springfield ball cartridges shipped
ON the steamer Willie, msrkedJ @. White
The last shipment is the one referred to some
days since in the DEMOCRAT, and proves beyond
doubt as did the order shown DEMocRAT re-
porter, that the campaign material actually went
| to Har rieonburg.
Besidee, there are ecores OF entries showing
that arms were sent to various parts of the State,
and others showing that on one occasion Antoine
| himself
BORROWED RrrLB
from the State arsenal to protect himself (2)
| with.
Other records examined prove. beyond 9
doubt, that certain ex-Repnbiioan State officials
| have for the past few years been
| srEcuLATtNo In UNIFORMS
for m ts, when there was no necessity for such
luxuries, and that these speculations amounted
in some years to as much as $50 600 or $40, 600
The manner in which these Contracting specu
lations' were carried ON was exceedingly inge-
NOUS, until sudden stop was put 10 ii by the
late Attorney General Field. According to the
official records there should now be on hant
enough arms of improved patterns, uniforms
complete, ETC., to equip fully fifteen regiments o
infantry, but all that has been found go far vii
not equip, with arms alone, three companies.
As there is no exact data by which the Adiu
| tant General can form an estimate Of the number
Of arms
| DRAWN BY THE STATE
l for the last year or 90, as it's quota under th'
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A HEAVY sEixuRE.
-ENctte racRt Ansaug the Mill Men Of Gal,
cRstcN.

Excite acst Amang the Mill Men ri Gals
casic0.
petition for writ Of representation was died
In the Circuit Court by the District Attorney, act
ting forth shat Jos. Hampton. Wa. Lambert
VIM. TILES, Lorelles Herbert. Jacob La Blanc
Geo. Reeves, VIM. Reeves, James Reeves, Robt.
Stevens, VIM. Hughes, b. Hughes, Arsin Lc
Blanc. Beck LIE Blanc and nd. Walsh and others
in the parish Of Calcasieu have Illegally in their
possession Quantity of logs cut on the vacant
lands OF tho United States.
Under this writ was issued, and $50. goo logs
were seized at Lake Charles, moot of them in the
hand of Mill owners. There Ia much excitement
over this seizure by the United States Deputy
Marshal. aud legal advice was telegraphed FOR
hore
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

A Child FaIIs FOrty-Five Feet ana iS Al
most Instantly Killed.
Ala o'clock last evening most shocking acct
dent occurred at the house No. 10 barracks
street, resulting in the killing Of little boy.
It appears that while little Joseph salverno,
agod six years, was playing on the balcony OF the
third story OF the above house, unattended by bis
nurse, he climbed to the top OF the railing, and
losing his balance, was precipitated to the pave
ment below. distance Of forty-fve feet.
The unfortunate little creature was picked up
and carried into the house, and DR.. Lewis sum
moned to attend him, but before the physician
arrived the victim yielded up his life. The
childs head struck the pavement first, fractur'
,p<r tka ctgu1
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THE COURTS.
paurth Dlstrlct Conrf.

P0Nrtn UfstflCt eOhFf.
Application for q writ Of injunction, before
Judge Houston, by w. r. Hardie, seeking to re-
strain the Sheriff from ceiling certain property
10 the Fourth District purchased by him from the
late W. J.. Frierson, and situated on jackson
street, under execution.
Fifth District Court.
Albert LIE More has fled petition for man
dsmus against Allen JumaI, Auditor: he claims
s752, issued to E. l.. Weber for mileage and per
diem, as contesting Senator from the Twelfth
District; one issued to G. B. Hamlet for 1890 ON
same ground, which vouchers were issued IN ac-
cordance with the provisions OF act No. ii, Ees-
SION Of 1872, and act No. 90 OF 1877.
He also holds three other vouchers, one is5neo
by Jno. Young, chairman Of the Committee on
Contingent Expenses OF the House OF Kepresen-
tiO4O, tn J. b. johnson fJr same purpose; one to
e. -Garders fot 1880, for same purpose.
The petitioner se.s forth that ne acquired
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The total production Of tobacco In the
world ID estimated vt 100000, 900
pounds OF this Asia produces 4On, 0O0,-
600. Europe 2S2 900, America A5, 0O0iOO0,
Africa "a, 800, 900, Australia TIA, 200. The
gross value OF the tobacco crop OF the
United States Ii 1882, esG. The United
States supplies Europe with two-thirds
OF her tobacco.
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'I-O II,e Public.

| hereby inform the public that Joseph La.
b1rde whom caused 10 be arrested some time
since, In company with one VIM. Maloney, upon
the charge Of rebbing me on tbenight Of tho 28th
Of April, 1877, has, after due examination had.
been honpraby discharged by the Hon q. ]. IT.
smith, Recorder OF the First Municipal Police
Court.
arm personally satisfied that he Ia entirely
guiltlssH OF the offence. 49, ..-.-.-.
LOUIS MeaITTIdAN.
Witness. ALIEN. DAtsHHtmEa.
New Orleans. May Ii. 1877.
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Charles W. Pope. justice Of the peace for the
third ward, PARISH OF WEST Baton Rouge.
John James Diet, justice OF The peace, sixth
ward. parish Of Jefferson vice ]. Munnish, re-
signed.
VIM. Boyd, commissioner Of immigration for
the State OF Louisiana.
The Governor has also issued commissions 10
the following named gentlemen, TO wit;
j. q. Briee. elected mayer Of the town OF Ar.
oadia ard to Msssrs. 4. J. Young, W. A. Dor.
mar, E. A. divsns, Jr., W. q. Patterson and J.
r. WINFIELD, aldermen Of said town. elected ON
the 7tb day Of May, 1877.
Fred. Dnf1el, mayor IT the town Of Donaldson
Vile and 10 Messrs y. veknair. treasurer ID.
Israel, secretary, A. Bsroegeay. collector Jos.
D. Clayeris Joseph Bnrbridge, Scott Boudrsaa,
peverin Rioard, v. Mauriu and Ursin Landry,
aldermen.
o. 4. Smith, mayor of the town Of Minden j.
n. eoribsr, marshal; william Hardy. treasurer
=. w. Pant. r. M. Turner, r. II. Green and T. Y.
Wootsn, aldermen, elected May ., 1871
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Fire.

Al tO.45 o'clock Tuesday morning fire broke
out in the oksn-houss and stable in the Of
the dwelling house of Mr.. NJ. Dinkenspsil, No.
zBe Philip street. The ehioken.bouse was totally
destroyed and the stabls WAS considerably dam
aged. The flames were extinguished by the Fire
Department Total loss is estimated nj three
hundred md fifty dollars. The property Ia in
sursd in Crsasspt Insurance Company.
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Al a meeting, held yesterday. OF The frait and
vegetable vendors Of Poydrss Market several
committees were app tinted for the purpose Of
securing some adjustment with The city relative
10 the square plat on Bsr6nne street.
A resolution WAS adopted, eomplmenting w.
Van Hentbuysen for the manner In which be re-
oeivsd committee from che meeting. and thank
ing him fot his courtesy. The meeting further
resolved to take prompt action In the matter TO
secure SOMA relief from The present situation.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY,, MAY 49, 1877.

The postmastefship, The President declined Civ.
ing him The position on The ground that The
genilemans wife is relstive Of Mrs. Hayes.
The applicant, 1t Ia said, s using his influence
In favor Of johnson Armstrong, Esq. Of this
city. LII Senator George Y. Kelso, nov In Wash
ngten, is said TO be also making an effort for the
postrnastership or any other "ship" that may be
vacant. Dol. Casey aud Judge Eing are 10 toss
nehels to-day ~ to who shall open basket ei
champagne. aud everybody will be happy.
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The Supposed suicide Ut MAN Named
Hrgar

T.. Felix.
Al forty minutes past o'clock on The 9Th inst,
an unknown white man committed suicide by
jumping into the river from Off Of the Canal
street ferrsbust,
On The dav following man by The name of l..
FELIX, residing ON Uauphine street. between
Toulouse aud 81. Peter. was missing, and ms
the description given OF the man that
jumped of The feftyboat answered
relit's description. some Of his friends repaired
10 his rom and found \ card on his MANTLE
piece with some writing on 1t. whiol, read ~ fol-
lows
81 die Voluntarily. ] owe The odium Of my
death 10 thai miserable woman who has so cruelty
fofsakeB me- md who has been the osnss Of all
my trouble. l.. FELIX
From this card bis friends believe that he liz The
man who committed suicide.
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Hol Fog GRAND ISLE Grand Isle has, 40 or
old, again become the centre OF attraction OF our
surf loving getaways from the city, and already
many are making preparations to MAKE ~ re. the,f
SON will take place, AID that staunch steamer,
the hi iy Collins, will leave the head Of st. Louis
street On an excursion to that great Southern
place Of resort. The Hotel has been placed in
tate of thorough renovation, and guests may
connt on q hear'y reception. Excursionisss
shonld sect o Their IL kets early.
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stanb continues to make 0oldthwaite's book
store, on Exchange Alley, near the corner OF
Canal, the great centre OF news. He does that
by keeping on hand every possible and latest
paper, and by selling cheap There yon nave
humorous weekly, tho New York Illustrated
Times, the Rod aud Gun, and all the nor.hefh
and Western dsiiies. Ii 10 n wonderful place.
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"What can do to insure the publica-
ton OF this contribution" asked Fipps.
anxiously. OF Sniggs, % sub-editor.. You
should apply to the editor-i In <chief," re.
piled Sniggs. co." said Fipps,
thought must apply to one OF the I'M
derwriters."
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short Items.

Richard White was locked up in the suburban
station, charged by Il. ]. Mcdloin with larceny.
Alice Chapman was incarcerated in the Third
Station, charged with the larceny OF q pair OF
shoes, the properly OF Lizzie Dorcey.
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At cine Custom-Nouse.

II is generally understood that Judge King,
the new Collector Of the Port, will take posses
sion OF his Office this morning, and that Mr.. Fl.
Conquest Clark will be his private secretary.
The gossipers at the Custom-House have 1t
that q gentleman Of this city having applied for
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BUasErr's FLAvoGiSe ExrEAcTs.-The super7-
orrty If atese ent'tcts corssasss IN o1er penJee.
free from the poisonous oils and acids which eri-
Ter into the competition Of many OF the lctitious
ruis Gavors now In the market. They are Nos
oily true to their names, but are prepared from
centrated .ha. Comparatively small quantity
only need be used.
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10y AUTHORITY
Appointments by ths Governor.

pDttGE JURORS,
Parish Of Iberia-Aleide Provost, W. A. Burke.
II. BiecHler. Joseph dominique. J. A. Fsgot.
Parish Of 81. MHrtinlTrsyills ThiBodeeux,
William Brown, Leon Dupuis Eagsrd Marin, Jea
seph Msndoza.
Parish OF Wilma. W. Peans, William Willis,
william Peters.
Parish Of 81. Mary-1ouis Grsvemberg.
ASSESSORS,
]. Iced Williams, parish Of DeHoto.
+. u. Harrison Watts, parish of Hapides.
Felix Brand, parish 81 Ascension.
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seller and atatioper, No. 1i8 Canal street, the
Harper's Bazaar and Harper's Monthly. The
Bazar 10 full Of matter interesting to the ladies'.
and the Monthly replets with fae engrayings
and useful infor nation.