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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-09

10 the Chamber of Commerce OF New Orleans:
The committee appointed 70 represent to
Congress the interests Of New Orleans In
regard 10 d steam postal service between that
port and Rio de Janeiro, In Brazil, and also
With regard to similar postal connections
between New Orleans and other foreign ports
pf this continent sou tn Of this city, have had
the same under consideration and respect.
fully report the following memorial to the
President Senate and House Of Representa-
lives of the United States.
r. TuPpER,
w. M. BURwELL,
TOBIAS GIBSON,
A. BB1Tr1N,
S @. CARLOS,
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN.
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RY HQEY, MACON & o'CoNNoR-Niehola
- j. Hoey, Auctloneer- Office No. II Caron-
delet street.--sATUKDAY, January 10. 1873 at Ia
O'Clock M. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange,
Judge Of the Third District Court for The par
ish Of Orleans, rendered on the 18th and signed
s 1g sr q VIII &c Sid pa IL ee asG
i42EEaF 1fS1qa oGAP E22p5fy t. T in tho
and improvements, press. machinery etc,
thereon. comprised. within New Levee. Front
Leves, Gaiennie and Louisa streets. measuring
street, Ike front on Front Leyee street. and
about 3O6 feet front on each OF Louisa and
daen ,Id streets The 0mprise
and fire proof buildings known as the Mer-
chants Cotton Press. having ell the best Inn
and compressing Of cotton, having frst-class
sheds built around the entire square, thus CIV
ing it large storage capacity. large and power
MINI Nine IoTs Of GaoUsD situated imme
dIiately opposite the above. In sauare bound
81 sem a Is sba Me and % s1z
feet 8 inches 6 Ines front on New Lsvee street.
Front street, about 1853 feet 6 inches front on
Gaiennie street. and like measu rement on the
line nearest To- Suzette street: and
3. LOT, situar ed in the same square and adj
Joining the, property above described and des-
ignated aS lot No. 13, measuring about 81 feet
aban 9 sH pe On 6 hsw Lyss street by
ments on the above described property com
prise unusually large and well built sheds for
the storage Of cotton, covering the entire front
on New Levee street.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash and the bal
ance at one and two years credit, In notes Of
per annum from the date Of adjudication, and
secured by vendors lien and special mortgage
on the property sold, with the pact de non
attorneys fees in event Of suit to enforce pay
ment OF the notes or any portion thereof: in
Of the price of sale and transfer Of the policy
to the vendors or holders Of the notes for the
credit portion. and to assume the payment
taxes for the year 1877. which are payable In.
1873
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser
before Theodore Guyol. Esq, notary public.
dec Is % 20 las 10 10
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 80, 493.

by J. A. A. ROUSSEAU, AUCTIONEER-
- Will be sold on FRIDAY. January. II, 1878
at 10 o'clock M at the st, Charles Auction. Ex-
change, rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, by
virtue Of and pursuant to an order from the Hon.
A. L.. Tissot, Judge OF the Second District Cou t
for the parish Of Orleans, dated December Z.
1877, Of the docket Of said court
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and ap-
purtenances thereof, situated in the Second
p District Of this city. In the square bounded by
Streets. having, American measure. % o feet
inches lines front on Royal street, 1870 feet Q
inches deep on the line toward st. Philip street,
Sc feet 10 inches lines deep on the line toward
Dumaine street, thence running at a right
angle Is feet inches lines toward st. Philip
street. thence running further depth of So
feet inch 5 lines, and thence IS feet inches 2
lines in width In the rear. Which property was
acquired by said Mrs. Ogden in and by an act
of partition with her sister. Mrs. Pedro Gu
sachs. passed before Edward q. Gottschalk,
notary public in this city. on the 18th day OF
March. 1859.
Terms-Cash. dec % jas II
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B. r. WASHES furnishing emporium, No
ITO Canal street, has always been noted as con-
tanning the --latest and most stylish assortment
in the city. The show cases and shelves are
literally loaded with every article of toilet
which go so far toward a gentlem ans genteel
appearance. His shirts. white and colored, are
OF the latest styles, his silk neekwear of the
cuffs fn innumerabls numbers and of all de-
scriptions; gloves, hosiery and fancy articles
of the best materials, and all first class goods.
they could be sold at. Our lady readers who
wish to remember their gentlemen friends dur
ing the holidays should not fail to examine
Washes magnificent stock.
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WINTER CLoTHING-The last cold spell sh ,uld
admonish all those who have SO far failed to
supply themselves with warm, cheap and conn.,
pierson, Nos ID and Is Camp street. where they
are certain to obtain. not only a. stylish. but a
good fit His price list as published to-day,
departments of his extensive store. Business
suits, diagonal suits, black cloth dress suits,
new style overeoats. boys suits, etc.. all at
need of any Of the articles mentioned. At least
IT costs nothing to step in and examine their
elegant assortment
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of Helena Zimmerman
dec % ja8 II

Succession of Helena Zimmerman, de-
ceased wife Of John Adam Edelmeier.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. s9.96s-Whereas. John
Adam Edelmeier has petitioned the court for
letters Of administration On the estate of the late
Helena Zimmerman, his deceased wife. In
testate Noice is hereby given to all whom
ii may concern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted
BY order Of the court.
no30 de4 81 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Succession Of Lawrence Boyle.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish Of Orleans, No. 39,96f-Whereas, e. r.
Parker. public administrator has petitioned
the court for letters of administration on the
estate Of the late Lawrence Doyle, deceased, in
testate Notice la hereby given to all whom 1t may
concern TO show cause within ten days why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order OF the court
del ~ JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Mr.. E. II Keep. No. 80 .Tchoupitoulas street,
has. in addition to his already extensive com
best brands of foreign and domestic wines and
liquors, which he constantly has on hand and
which he sells at wholesale only. These brands
ers and can be relied upon In all Respects. Mr.
Keep. being an enterDrsing merchant is fully
alive to the wants Of this community and sup
plies them literally and promptly.
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The popular establishment Of Messrs. NJ. L..
Byrne q Co. 163 Canal street. offers this week
extra attraction in the. way OF black silks.
fancy all wool dress goods. cloaks and shawls at
greatly redu ed prices. See their advertise
ment in another column.
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PLANTING PoTAToEs.-M A. Egan, Sc Tchou-
pitoulas street. has ON hand some Of the finest
planting potatoes in the market This lot was
received direct from Portland. Me-, and consists
of 900 barrels choice Jackson's and 200 barrels
choice rose, which they have in store.
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We refer families in need of comfortable
home to he advertisement coming from No. 215
st. Charles street, to be found in another
column. The ladies who keep this house are
well known TO many of our old citizens for their
hospitable table and comfortable home.
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The finest assortment OF New Year and
Christmas cards at Holylands, St Charles
street.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY j. A. A. Rousseau.

SUCCESSION OF MARIE ANTOINETTE
BIAMONTE, DECEASED WIFE OF r. w.
OGDEN.
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Biscuit dressed dolls 81 at the Palais Royal, 1877
Canal. Get a catalogue.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES LIST.

Remaining I'm the New Orleans POST ONCE
December 3, 1877.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

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Wedding and visiting cards engraved and
printed in the latest style. at Holyland's, st
Charles street
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1Ew ORLEANS SAYINGS INSTITUTION VS..
WILEY HINTON WILLIAMS EFT AIS.
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New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hosy, Maoon q o'Connor.

THE ESTATE OF HUGH McCL0SKEY AT
AUCTION.
THE SUMTER SALOON. FRONTING THE.
PosToFF1CE AND CUSTOM HOUSE
THAT ELEGANT SALOON PROPERTY ON
st. Charles street, fronting Union street. be-
tween Commercial Alley and aravier streets.
THE THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
dwelling corner OF Lafayette and Carondelet
streets.
AND A SQUARE OF GROUND ON GASQUET
STREET.
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Meersehaum pipes made to order at 1872 Canal
street.
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PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION.

To effect a partition,
ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS AND LONG
CREDIT
OF that Valuable Commercial Property known
as the
MERCHANTS COTTON PRESS AND YARD,
together with all the improyeme nts. etc.,
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Third District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1854,
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pa1ais Royal kids rs cents. all shades.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
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Tho largest stock of pipes at 1872 Canal street.
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Biscuit dressed dolls 81 at the Palais Royal. 137
Canal. Get catalogue.
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Dennison's Patent shipping Tags.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by It's
becoming detached. ALI express comps nies
use them. Sold by Printers and 6tati onery
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND
d&w Wholesale Al enta
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Recent Deaths.

Mr.. Ira Chase, son of Prof. Ira Chase,
died at New York, June 9th, of apoplexy,
aged fifty. He was formerly engaged in
the iron business in Boston, where he had
a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
His father, Ira Chase, d. D., was born in
Stratton, Windsor county, Vermont, and
died at Newtonville, Mass. lie graduated
at Middlebury college in 1874 He entered
the Baptist ministry and began his labors
in Virginia afterwards professor in sew
eral theological seminaries, and founded
the Baptist mission in France.
Lafayette Buck, of the firm of Buck Il
Robinson, and landlord of the Memphre
magog house at Newport, VT, who has
been sick of typhoid pneumonia, died Tues
day morning at two o'clock after an illness
of ten days. Mr.. Buck was for several
years connected with the United States and
| st. James hotels in Boston. His thorough
acquaintance with the business and his gen.
| ial ways made him popular as a hotel Keep
er. He leaves widow and two children,
| one son clerk in the Revere house, Bos-
ton. He was buried at Waterford, VT, on
| Wednesday.
Rev. ]. s. G. Abbott died at his residence
in Fairhaven, Conn.,, Sunday, at the age of
seventy-one years. He had been i'll for
some months. Born in brunswick, Me-,
in 1905, he graduated from Bowdoin
College when he was twenty years old, and
after completing his theological course at
Andover seminary, settled as pastor at
Worcester, and subsequently at Roxbury
and Nantucket. He devoted himself to
literature, and in 1888 published ." The
Mother at Home" which was followed by
"The Child at Home" These were very
popular, and were translated into fifteen or
twenty of the languages of Europe, Asia
and Africa. From 1874 he relinquished the
pastorate and engaged himself entirely in
authorship. Among his most widely known
works are a series of six volumes Of bio
graphical histories of Marie Antoinette,
Josephine, ETC.. history OF NAPOLEON
Bonaparte, in two large volumes, remark
able for its indiscriminate eulogy of all his
acts; "History of the French revolu-
tion," "Hlstory OF Austria" " History OF
the Civil War in America" two volumes
"Hstory of Napoleon Ill Emperor of the
French" equally eulogis.ic with that Of his
predecessor, and many books for children
etc.
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RUTLAND GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE o. 1877

review, and remind us.that the guilty do
not always find their reward In this world"
The funeral on the 14th waslargely attend
ed, manifestipe d general sfmpathy. The
sermon by Rev. w. II. Palmer was par
ticularly good. Much indignation pre-
walls and has been slightly demonstrated,
"bite" would be justiiiable where there Is
so much barking. The pulpit on this oc-
csslon was beautifully trimmed with vines
and bouquets.
Hsying will soon begin here; grass IL
better than usual this season; crops In gen.
eral are looking finely, owing to the gentle
rain.
On the 18th inst, Mrs. II. Lefflugwell
departed this life, she has fingered to suffer
much, with consumption and heart difficult
ty. Three beautiful little children are de-
prived of that mothers care and love. Mr..
Frank Haines has taken the youngest,
nearly two years old. Much sympathy Is
felt for Mr.. Lefflngwell in his sorrowful
situation. The funeral was on the 10Th
inst. An interesting sermon was delivered
by Rev. 0. Myrlck, assisted In religious
exercises by Rev. Mr.. Rose. The occasion
was sad indeed. A mother of only %
years full of hope and bright prospects,
snatched by disease and death from her
little family. The intense feeling mani
tested by the little daughter caused many
tear of sympathy. SEAL Brown.
| PITTsFoRD.
Hon. Isaac g. Wheaton ia very low OF
liver complaint, and 1t is feared that he can.
| not recover.
The town hall has been recently repaired
under the direction Of W. b. Shaw, at ar
expense of one hundred and fifty dollars.
| Ii. f. Lothrop, esq, has recently sold {
fine carriage to John Stevens for $3.50.
A brother of Rev. r. T. Hall, the pastor
will occupy the pdlpit of the Congregation
al church, on Sunday next.
The ladies of the Methodist church CAV,
a strawberry festival on Wednesday even
ing last.
George II. Frost and wife spent few
days in town last week.
A. B. Douglass is making churns whicl
meet with ready sale. He keeps tn
largest number of cows OF any man in town
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-22

We publish elsewhere. this morning, au-
other affidavit in reference to the Claren-
don fishing affair, which will, probably,
set the question of veracity-if, indeed,
there was any question about it-at rest.
The Springfield Republican says that it is
about time that Rutland had new 'issoo" +;
but we beg leave to inform it, to use the
language of our dear lamented friend-if
the late lamented will pardon us for calling
him "friend"-that it is about time it I'M
derstood that this is question not of
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energy enough back Of the law to enforce it.
AS these respected contemporaries would say
Vermont is on trial before the civilized
world, and the question seems to be, how
much better off is Rutland county thar
Mississippi? AS Azariah Wright wrote to
the governor and council of Vermont, in
1880; 'put Law in force sift the House.