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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The city Of New orleans vs.. John Fisher


same vs.. same. same VS.. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans Nos. 10000. So 6ge and
1856 BY virtue Of three writs Of fleri facias, to
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, 10 me
above entitled causes for city taxes of 1874. 1875
and ts7e, will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District OF his city {, on
TUESDAY, August %. 1871, at II o'clock M
the following deserted property, 70 w.t., =.
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. SIT
uated I'm the Sixth District of this city, IN SQUARE
number one hundred and sixty bounded sd
by General Taylor, Constance, Pension ana
Laurel streets designated as lot na l ten ten
measuring thirty feet front on General Iayiqf
street by one hundred and fifteen tset II depth.
O. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the Sixth District Of this city, In SQUARE
number two hundred and nine, bounded by
General Taylor, Constance, PENSION anu Mag
azine streets designated as lots numpefs ten.
eleven twelve and thirteen, measuring one
h,indred and twenty -seven feet front on Cen
era Taylor street by one hundred and fifteen
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Philip

dueSnOn.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
writ of teri facias, to mo directe by the honor
able the Superior Dis riot Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause for city
ton. ut the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk
change, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
a., the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
in the Second District Of this city, in square
number two hundred and fifty seven, bounded
by Prieur. Ursulnes. Hospital and johnson
streets. designated as lot number two meas
uring one hundred and five feet front on Pricur
street by sixty feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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inc ttty OF new orleans vs.. Ge0fEe
Schant5. same vs. same; same VS.. same
same vs., same; same vs. A. G. Fabian;
same VS.. Martin A. Meyers. -
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans. Nos. 1877. 1874, 7sh9o4.
1914 1872 and 6O54-By virtue of six writs of eri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Supe-
rior District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled causes, for city taxes OF 1871,
1873. 1874, 1875 and 1876 ! will proceed to sell
ct public AUCTION, ct the Merchants and Aue,
tioneers Exchange. Royal street between Canal
and Customhouse streets. in the Second District
Of this city, on TUESDAY, August 1s. 1877, at II
o'clock m. the following described property, to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stu
ated in the First District of this city, in square
number fifty-one bound d by South Market
Tchoupitoulas, Delord and Peters streets, des-
ignated ms follows: Lot number eight, mehsur-
ing twenty. one. feet front on South Market
street, by fifty eight feet in depth; lot number
forty, measuring twenty-one feet front on De-
lord street. by flfty-three feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot ~
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


Eolwell: same vs. same: same VS.. same
same vs. DIR. j. N. Folwell.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish Of Orleans Nos. 3d. 1s T0,318 37o0 and
s5,421-By virtue of four writs of heri facias. to
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled causes for city taxes Of 1870. 1874,
1876 and 1876 | will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and huetioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal ana Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY. August 80, 1877, at u o'clock
m, the following described properly, to wit
A, CERTAIN. LOT OF GROUND. situated
in the First District bf this city, in square
number two hundred and thirty-tiv bounded by
Carondelet, st. Joseph, Baronue and Julia
streets designated "a lot number six, measut-
street by ons ndreg and Y INV feet e in epb
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Mrs. y. de Lobsl Manly Va. Kate Epps,

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. es32-by. virtue Of %
writ of heri faeias. to me directed by the honor
able the sixth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. will pro-
coed to sell ut public auction, on MONDAY
July 80, 1877 at 10k O'Clock n. M. at my ware
hoyal and Bourbon streets. in the Second Dis
trict OF this city. the following described prop
erty. to wit
ONE BED ROOM SET, consisting of ono VIC
toria Bed and Spring Mattress. one Armor, one
Marble-top bureau, ono Washstand, one Gilt
pet. two pair Cornicss, four DIaperies, four pair
White Curtains.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The City of New orleans VS.. Pierre r.
MnIl,nt We HuhnIt lnrnrl

Ts,e City Of New Orleans vs.. Pierre r.
N9qyet same " ys !, Hubert Gerard , rB1,
virtue Of two writs Of fleri facias. to me directed
ty the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish 81 Orleans 10 the above entitled
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Agctiopeers' Exchange, Royal street, be-
second District Of this city, on SATURDAY,
August is. 1877. at 10 o'clock M. the following de-
seriPed r PEeParK e pdhr1oN or aRorrNp ait
uated in the Second District of this cry In square
number ninety-two, bounded by Cont, ,Dau-
phine. Burgundy and Bienvle streets. desg-
the corner. of Cont and Burgundy streets meas
uiiBg thirteen feet front on Cont street by one
hundred and twsnty-seven feet in depth on Bur
gundy street; the other part measuring thir ;
teen feet front on Cont street by one hundred
u S SERf ffTI 7 foRf1oN OF GROUND sit
uated In the Second D strict of this city. in
square number eighty four. bounded by Ursu-
lines, st. Philip. Dauphne and. Burgundy
streets. designated as lot number fifteen, meas
uring thirty feet front on Ursulines street, by
). 'e CERraIN Fi;oRT1oN OF GROUND sit
uaed in the Second District OF th5 city IN
bounded by Esplanade, Bayou Road, Barracks.
galvez and MIRO streets designated as follows;
Lot number six measuring twenty eight feet
front ON Bsplanade street, by one hundred feet In
depth: lot number seven, measuring one nun
dred feet front on Esplanade street by ninety
IA GEHTAfN PORTION. OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Third District Of this city. In
square number two hundred and forty, bounded
by Mazant, Burgundy. Dauphine end France n
streets. forming the corner OF Mazant and Bur-
gundy streets, designated as lot number eleven,
measuring thirtv-one feet front on Mazant
street by or 9 hundred and twenty feet in depth
u :. 4 dEERTyA1N PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Third District of this city, in
square number two hundred and niinetty-lwo,
bounded by Bartholomew Rampant. Mazant
and Burgundy streets forming the corner Of
Bartholomew and Rampart streets, designated
as lot number eighteen, measuring thrty-one
feet front on Bartholomew street by one hun
bred a9a ten fit j. dsRh On m sreet
uated In the Third District Of, this city. in
square number two hundred and ninety three,
bounded by Ma1ant. France, Rampant and Bur
gundy streets. designated as lot number eleven,
measuring thirty-one feet front on Mazant
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Oash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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rho city of New Orleans. VS.. John Gerber.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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-------- THUMNS IT. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The CITY of New Orleans VS.. Hopkins
Plantation same VS.. same.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Gen. Grant In England.

Gen Grants visit to ENGLAND has
excitel upprecedented eothusiasm.-
lie is recoonjzed as one Of the great
est Of living soldiers and is over
whelmed with honors. At Liverpool
and Manchester he was detained sew
eral days. The public demonstra-
tons were of the most imposing char
acter and he was made the guest Of
the authorities. On Saturday lie was
to proceed to London and was to be
presented with the freedom Of the city
in gold box. according to an old
custom toward very DISTINGUISHED
personages. On the I'd Of June, with
Mrs. Grant, he was to dine with the
Duke Of Wellington, the head Of the
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Decoration Day.

The observance of decoration day
was very general all over the coun-
try and marked by many gratifying
evidences OF restored and united ma
tional attachment. In Washington
all the departments were closed, ana
the President and Mrs. Hayes went
to Arlington where they decorated
with their own hands the monument
to the unknown dead. Gov. Golf, Of
West Virginia, delivered the Grafton
at Arlington, cemetery. At Gettys-
burg, Richmond, Chattanooga, and st.
Louis, Union and Confederate SOL
diers joined in the exercises, ana the
graves Of both Union and Confeder-
ate dead were strewn and planted
with flowers. = Prentjss Ingraham, an
ex-Confederate Colonel, read a poem
at Gettysburg the ex-Contederate
General Marmaduke was Marshal Of
the day at st. Louis and in Brooklyn
an Grafton was delivered by an old
confederate officer, Gen. Roger A.
Pryor, resident of New York. In
Philadelphia and New York the
ceremonies were very imposing and
pervaded by a truly fraternai and
rational feeling. Let us have peace.
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Frederick Friendly, aged twenty
one wears, was killed uear Linden
station, Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, bv another colored youth, aged
seventeen years, named Adam Bell
Friendly was stabbed to the heart
with pruning knife, Bell claim:
that he acted in self defense.
Three colorei prisoners named Lee
Wilson end Hayden, escaped from
Leonar ltoWn (M1D jail Monday
morning week. While tie sheriff s
son was giving them their breakfast
the trio pushed him aside and ran eft,
after aiming several blows at him.
The Tailor Immediately procured a
gan and followed the fellows, calling
on them to surrender, but they did
not heed him, whereupon he fired
wounling Lee SO seriously that it is be-
lieved he cannot recover. The other
men escaped. Lee was serving six
months term in Jail for larceny, Will
son TO the same time for assault ana
battery, and Hayden was awaiting
trial on a charge of ou'ro6jnS WON
an.
A fatal and very distressing acct
dent occurred near New Market and
about fifteen miles from Harrisburg
Pa, last Thursday morning, result
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THE TURKISH WAR.

Our American spectators Of the war
are getting impatient. 1t is going on
entirely too slow for them. 1t is get
ting to be "all quiet on the Danube, y
as few years ago it was with us call
quiet on the Potomac" There must
be some grand movement soon-some
terrific clash of Bashi Bazouk against
Cossack-or the stirring cry will have
to BE- raised ION to Constantinople,
as it was ION to Richmond here
The only thing in the line of brisk
hostilities that has yet happened is
the repulse Of the Russians at kars,
in Asia Minor, but they are steadily
advancing toward Erzroum, which
will probably soon fall into their
hands. On the Danube whose banks
it is said are lined by not far short Of
100000 Russian troops, with a grim
and powerful force Of Turks looking
them steadily in the face from the
other side, the principal operations
are the steaming up and down the
river Of the Turkish gun-boats, which
are on the alert to check any crossing
by the Russians. But the gun boats
are not having it all their own way
either. Last week tirst-class IRON
clad Turkish Monitor was suddenly
and completely demolished by Rus
sian torpedo. This shows that the
Russians if they have not much of a
navy of their own are very thorough
" provided with the means Of blow
ing Mp the navy OF their enemy. The
torpedo it is said was placed under
the iron clad by a bold Russian band
who did their Work in broad daylight
under fire. That huge iron clad
vessel can be so easily blown up by
such comparatively small explosive
as torpedo, is a startling affair to
other countries, and raises the ques-
tior whether it is not the beginning
Of revolution in naval warfare.
Meantime rumors prevail Of nego-
t!atlons going on for peace or for at
least a temporary cessation Of hostlll-
ties. Russia is said to be realizing
that she has undertaken an enterprise
which she cannot carry out IN the
present condition Of her financial re
sources Bat she wants at least one
great victory, after wi she will be
ready to propose peace. Ehe may
gain the victory in ASIA Minor and If
20 will have no need to attempt The
bloody work Of crossing the Danube.
Another report says the Car IS about
to proceed to the Danube to take
command Of his army aud move across
the Danube on the 18th inst. But on
his arrival there it is said lie will be
met BY the Emperor Of Austria ana
representatives Of probably Germany
and England, from which interview,
new and important results may fol-
low.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

~ e WS Ut TIE " n,
Nashville, Tennessee, according TO
recent census, las Il, 5O3 white and
9,5S2 colorel citizens.
The Gfty-two-ton gun, to be mount
ed in New York harbor, was success
fully cast at South Boston last Thurs
day.
The citizens of Hickman county,
Tenn, have held u meeting and re
solved that they are willing to pay
only forty cents on the dollar Of the
State :;21 100000 Indebtedness.
A Montgomery, Alabama. dispatch
says TIE drought is becoming serious.
No rain has fallen for several weeks,
and corn and Gotten are suffering.
Ernestine Rastenday, conviated a
short time ago in the United States
courts Of passing counterfeit half dol
lars, was pardonod BY President
Joseph Heoley, aged twenty-elsht
years, and Joseph Grace, aged eleven
years "er" browne" al 'A,o"hT yes,
lerday. Inc BOY 'eI' o'eFDo'F'' an"
lleaIy IN attempting 70 save MIN was
me OLD N""leS I""FoN at NI ~,
NeIHhla ceIeDFa'e1 us Two N''''"'''',"
aMn'TefSaFY ''SV Wednesday u "tG zee
Inc AFSI sermon was ,F'"c''e'' III WIS
yeaef"oIe edILl'9 on Trinity o"N"'H
100 =
The coronerS jury which examined
into the cause, OF the fall OF the
Courthouse at EocNiorI, Illinois,
some days ago, ascrIbe the accident
almost entirely to the ignorance and
neglect Of the architect,
D,n;oI O,Ta,,v tho nalnytrioo,
who lofaatoJ Wo.-on some ti,oa siucn
IN En,l,nl arrival IN Now Yo,l, l,.t
week, bringing with him as trophies
a silver te@-aerylce and and diamond
ring.
Thor, wa. O oroot ora,yl o4 tbo
p,1, na Tv%;[1,;an nn & ,tHrl,v
tN y, Hn",.;ar LninI = roncart Nv so,5o
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that very prevalent disease, Chronic \aN1
Catarrh, but none which have given @cncr
al satisfaction anG become HcknuW edged
standard preparations, except DR. SAGE,
Catarrh Remedy. II continues to enjoy
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The disease. Pierce Pocket Mrmoran'
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A rarty of Bostonians, ladies and

btiVlC ihiIc VIC "a + ~ ~ "t''il'o '''
sci.
The quantity of strawberries sold
in the New York mar kets on Thurs
day last, was the largest ever known:
About $4,000 quarts were shipped
there and all were disposed of. The
prices were from 5 to - cents quart,
An English burglar had been in
the habit of keeping regular diary,
in which he entered full particulars
as to what articles he took and what
he received for them. lie had roDbed
300 houses in twcnty-seyen years.
Two burglars while entering the
house of Samuel Roder, Of Blue Bell,
Montgomery county, Pa, on Friday
night, We're surprised by Mr.. and
Mrs. Eoler. A scuille ensued, dur
ing which one Of the thieves shot and
instantly killed Mrs. Roler, The
men are at large.
And now the season is very near at
hand when the young man will 80
fishing with his girl, and wear him
self to mere shred batting her hook
and taking off her fish and nnsnarling
her line, and getting nothing himself
but most uncomfortable headache.
The trial of Peter II. Pennvell, at
Elmiro New Norl; for the murder of
, 1877-10-04

a5itretfte uft Bdtitt susleid ben ditch
Gamia 3dbtitgsr wieber ansu3iebet i6
Dtabe CAB, als er bemerfte, .baB oieies
nidt 10 lei4t selans, bab Der 8aui6 nod
pprbielt.
9lls er wieoer berunterfam mar bic
@eielibaft i'm Sesriff iid gu seritreuen.
@raf Seinis bridte ibm nod freunoli6
bic 9ano unp fru9 ibn, pb er am anoeren
Wprsen nit ausSureiten wlnldte. Damn
empfabl er iid ben Oamen, fibte Ger
nance gallant Die 6ano uro sing bin
iiber, UNI iid idlafen gu lesen.
"a viszontatasig," bate iie ibm suee=
rufen uno nit benz 6dder sepintt. IA
viszontatasig g%rofnD." (9luf 8ieberz
ieben, Grdfin)
9luf leinem 3immer fanb Gamiu ben
alten Sran1 nit etwas peridlafenen 9lu=
gen, pelder ibm beim Musfleioen bebilfz
lid iein mpllte, er ididte Jpn aber augen=
blidli6 gu 8ett uno benadridtigte Jpn
Su9leid fir bic Submit, bab er ieiner
Nbeno niemals beoirfe. Damn trat er
binaus auf ben 8altpn, UNI nod Elm
penis bic friide Nadtluft gu senieben.
Sriben i'm SblpNe, ieinen 3immern
grade seseniiber, lab er %eitSelne Seniter
bell erleuhtet, an anoeren bul6ten Sdat=
ten ppriiber; Hpuleaur wurben berabgez
laiien unb 2doen gei6loien, aud weib=
li6e Stimmeu per1dbm err manhmdl.
Srdumerii6 unb nod i'm Snnern errest
ppn ben Ginorlden oes 9(benos, itarrte
er cine Beile binaus ms Sunfel, lief
ii6 bic Wanse fddeln bon Dem fiiblen
Na6tbaud, welder pom @ebirse berab
uno sur Gbene bernieoeritrid, oann mari
ben @elt Der Cigarette aber bas Sc
binab in ben Barf unb Iegte ii6
, 1877-10-04
Jm Sare,n bes &beSipe.

Sin in Der Sines perDfentli6ter Yripat=
brief ihilpert benz @~alaempfang i'm Sarem
pes abepipe pom @gppten anlabli6 oes jiing=
Iteu aurbar=S airam, oeS sroBen idbrli6em
mobameoanii9en 6eites. SIS beiBt BARN
inter Inoerm: rSeute nib begaben mir ms
nit elmer Treunoin mad Dem 4%bbeenpalalt,
eil1em moperlen p,eredi9en @ebauoe, UNI pa=
lellblt benz Saremempfan9e an5urpobnen. Sor
Dem YalaIt mar Wtllitdr in Yaraoe aufgeltelt,
uno IN benz Sol b%eianpen lid i6warSe 9te9i-
menter neblt alberen Splbatel, lolpie cine Sci
litdrfapele. Oils mir bic gingan9Sbale be-
trater, perlieBen eiui9e oriertaliibe Oarnen
ben Yalalt. Shire mebenoe Oraperie mar
.prahtig in Tarben uno reid seitidt. @ir
iolsten unierer egpptiihen 6reuloin mad obea
unb besegneten aui Der Sreppe elmer Men9e
arabiiAer Oamen. Sbre @oliime .paren itets
duberit briaant uilb reid, aber mir iaben
uihts rein Srientaliibes, aus9enommen in
ben 8leibern Der Oamer, Die it6 entfernten,
oils mir anfameu. Die Yalaltoamen trusen
msiitenS lan9e &leioer, lcie gearbettet nnc NIT
elmer S1arpe nm Die Cattle beielte9t, Cine
iebe. tru9 einen niebli1en Surban bon perlel=
ben Tarbe wie bas &leio, Der aii benz Sinter-
topi wie Elm pariisr Sut iab. Oas Saar war
fat in Der 8egel in Der Mitte oes 9auptes
aufgetburmt. g8ir 9ingen weiter, bis mir
mad benz @mpfanSsSimmer Der erIten @enla=
lin oes &bebipe famen. @be mir eintraten,
bDrten mir eiue isltiame Ntuiif, bic BON benz
@eiau9 unO Spiel BON led)s Sflapenmapher
berriibrte. Sic laBen IN elmer 8eihe, in selbe
ODER piolette Seibe sefleioet. DIG S%nltrumentt
beitanbsn aus elmer Ooppelpfeife, elmer Sip.
line, elmer 9auts, elmer slrt bon 53itber uni
smei Tambourinen. SIR @eians unp spiel
flausen mie Elm iebr raid seiun9ener Sirden'
doral, Die grlte @emalin pes Sbeoipe laf
, 1877-10-04

IS bis 500 per Ea0 Al @amie
Seoinaun8en iret. Moreie:
Jslnal y. Stinfon u. So. portlanb. We
, 1877-10-04
@qbinQt.

welbiu1t 1T e,re St0runs Der 9sber uuh
paonrh beruorsebradte neberfiuuns oes
Ylutes nit @aue. &einisuns Der Sdfte in
Solse pom tiidtisem &biibren burd Dr. aug.
R0nis's hamburger 2ropfen, tdalihe Ian.
marnle 8dper, uno Yewegung in freier yuft
ltno bic beien Sattoren cine totale 9eiluns
~ be3ipeden.