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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

IN thc Matter ~ tMe minor Ah0mas -.
Masent, PRAYING to be fully emanripathd,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- iHh Of Orleans. No. gp,i7i-1y virtue Of q writ
Of nefi facies against, Marcslin sicnrd IA favor
niger Hubrngated, to the directed by the hon.
orahle The SECOND District Court Tor the parish of
Orleans, Ia the above entitled cause. will pro-
eeea to cell at public auction, Mt the Merchants
and Auriioneers, Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse grsetH. IN the
Second District Of THE city on FRIDAY. Sep
tember "a, 1877. at ~ o'clock III. the following
/. A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND together
with ~ the euldnss ah et9y9hSnta th' bs
longing OF IN anywse aptertaining situated in
the Suburb West l.ouligny, IN tho City and par
iRh az JuIJprE N, now the Sixth District Of this
city Of New Orleans. In tho square then number
thirtyAilye. now number two hundred aud sixty.
bounded by Chestnut, CAM, jena and NaaiE
one on a plan Of subdivision drawn by w. n.
williams, surveyor and civil engineer, on tho
twenty nth Of seplember lsea saia LOT meas ,
dred and fifty feet IN ,denth between phralle,,
lines. according to said subdivision plan. Said
Il plan drawn bv O. A. Hedin surveyor, and
sistystwo IN the office Of Theo. duyell. notary
public In this city but ten feet were added to Its
width out Of the rear portions Of the adjoining
lota numbers sixteen seventeen, eighteen. nine
teen aud twenty fronting on Camp street, ac !;
cprding to pnia plan number one hundred ana
siyty-two. thus forming now tho above, meas-
nrement Of forty feet front. said front and depth
being again certified ia by snid engineer. aa per
his certificate OF the date Of tho twentyfourth Of
bE fS ' PoRoN ' 81 Il TN sa
gether with all the. improvements thereon stu
ated in the suburb West Boulgny. in the city
and parish of Jefferson, now in the Sixth Dis
trict Of the city Of New Orleans, In square num.
Der thirty-nipe. now number two hundred and
niucty~two. comprised within Plaunemine. ca
dia. Chestnut and Valenca streets: aad POI ton
OF ground measuring nfty-feet front on Cndig
street by ninety feet in depth. between parallel
lnee. according TO plan by William II. vii.
linme, surveyor. approved by the City Council
aud deposited IN the office of said surveyor, n
copy of which plan il annexed to an act Of sale
from John wager to Mrs. Charles poree. passed
before II. Commagere. recorder. and dated the
fourth If June, 1861 said portion Of ground Il
marked on sald plan by the letter u. and IL the
roar half Of lots designated by the numbers one
two aud three on sketch annexed to mn net %
sale from A. D.. Dorioeourt to Alfred Boulgny
passed before A. Doriocourt, notary public IN
this city, on the second Of September. 1852.
Seized In the above suit.
Tarms--Caah on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY,
OWL Sheriff or the Parish of Orleans
80 40
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j. Chrfsten vs.. IL. Huffman ct al; Gas.
par Lnsse ys. j. Chrislen and sheriff..

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish OF Orleans, No. 40.3oo-Nos. 1910 and ts40
of the late Seventh District Court-By virtue of n
writ Of tieri facias against Joseph Christen, In
favor Of Caspar Lusse. to mo directed by the
parish of Orleans In the above entitled causes
will proceed to sell at public auction, on TT ES-
ut my warehouse. Nos. % and % Orleans street,
between Royal and Bourbon streets. in the Sec
ond District Of this CITY, the following described
property, to wit
THE CONTENTS OF PREMISES NO. II
Cont street, Levee street, consisting OF ten
bundles of brown paper, one three gallon demi-
John containing gin. three cigar presses. one
small pair of scales. two quarter boxes tobacco,
one platform scale, one tobacco press, and two
stone jars.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
au91aal
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S,ECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No, ss,sog=Neties is hereby
given to ths creditors OF this estate, and
10 all other persons hetsin Interested, TO
fifeation. If any they have or can. why tho nc
count presented by the tsstamsnsary EXECUTORS
in this estats should not bs Hpproyed and homo
loeafsd and the funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
a9,i 10 % JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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Succession Of Henry Isuyiaua

stEGOND DISTINCT COURT ron THE PAR.
> ish Of Orleans. No. Bg,te4-Notiee is hefebg
6thsr persons herein Interested to show cause
Within ten days FROM tbs pfesept notification. II
1 ttad Nv The administrators Of This estate
should mol be approved and hohblbeRted. ana
he funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
alto ID ~ JONI HEHBEttT, CLERK.
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The city Of New Orleans va. Pierre roin-
unti Sgtyp vs. same

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COUNT ron TIN
- parish of Orleans, Nos ea.a,s and 1atolBt
virtue Of two writs 81 aeti faniast to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court
fpr The nafish If Orleans, IN the above eli.
titled causes for city taxes, II 1875 and 1879, ]
Will proceed TO- cell Mt public. auction. at the
street, between Canal and CtstoBihonse streets
In Tie SECOND District If tbis city. % TUESDAY
August a. iafT ut II o'clock iii, the following
6TaTAfN LdT oF GROUND. situated
III The Third District Of this city. IN sauare
number two hundred and slstf-tWe. bounded
by Tfehohinen, Datiptlne, Union aud Bur
gnnay streets. designated az lot number ibif.
teen. measuring thittg-twp feet front On French
men street by eghty=nye feet Ia depth.
Heised In the above suits,
THOMAS II HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
t..In nz..
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sneres.ton Of aeorge W. pope.

GEGoND DISTINCT COUNT ron THE
> parish Of Orleans. No. ssnse Whereas
Miss Jennie Louise Popa has pstitionHd the
court for letters II administration on the
above entitled estate, Notice is hereby given 10
al whom II tney concern 70 show cause within
ten days why the PRAYER Of tho said petitioner
SHOULD not be granted,
by order Of the court. .....,.....
nitt 10 1D* JOHN HEHBHRT, CleTk4
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r.. q. Marrero vs.. w. ~. MenteI.

r.. q. MarrerO vs.. w. ~. Mentel.
L1OURTH Jus rICE COURT FO1 THE PAR
j. ish Of Orleans No. 452i-By virtue. Of u writ
Of fisri facias, to me directed BY tho Hon. j, b.
Hernandez. Fourth Justee Of the Peace Tor the
Tic auction on WBDS ESDAY, August ls. 1917 at
lpa O'Clock o. M. in trent Of my office, M. :
city, the following described property. e Wit.
ONE LOr OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
as per inventory on file in my office,
Seized in tho above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms~Casb on the spot,
WILLIAM II. HAYS.
nuAeis Constable.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.


TIE dFity af New OFIeahs vs.. ". NaFtin.
same vs. q stlrs
SUPERIOR DISTINCT COUNT ron TUE
- parish 81 Dfleans, Nos, LIED and H5sp by
ylftue If Two writs Of lhfi fatias. to me directed
BY the honorable the supeti IT, District
Court for The Parish Of Orleans. ~ the ahUy1e
entitled aaises. for city taxes Of 1915 anu 1870,
!. will proceed to sell ut public auction. q the
Merchants ana Auetiuheefs' Hsehahee. Hoyal
street betwhen Canal and Custplnlouse 7tteg M
II the Second District Of ibis city, N Es-
DAY, August IA, 1871 ut u O'Clock tn, The tellow-
A CERTAIN IVT Or GROUND, SIT,
snt,afe number iofiy W. bounded by Chattit 81
NJ. Peter, Toulouse and HoyHi streets, dfhs .i.g
mated ~ lot number nineteen. meas nfipe lily
seven feet front on Charities street Nv ninety
feet in depth.
Ehi1ed IN he above Suits.
THOMAS II HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans
LA. r ,iI1I
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CONSTABLE SALES.


WIGHT Hero vs.. OttO WeIHt.
GEGOND JUSTICE COUNT IN AND FOR
- the parish NJ Orleans No ts24-By virtue
ri n writ Of alins tieri faeias. TO me directed by
Tho Hon John Mccormick. Second Justice Of
the Pence in and for the parish Of Orleans. Il,
The above stated suit, ! VIII proceed 70 sell ut
pubic auction In front 1T my office. vt ths cor
nor Ut 1T. Charles street and commercial Alley.
on FHIDAY. August 4. 1877 Ct q O'CLOCK Nh,
ALL TIE NIGHTS TITLE AND INTER,
Otto Mens va. Hugo Mehtest No. 1916 OF the
docket Of the FIFTH District Court Tor the garish
9f Orleans cpd Otto Mslns vi eeg atn he r.
docket OF said court.
nsised In Tho above stated suit.
Terms Cash on the spot - 1.
nj. RUSSELL, Constable
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MR. ana Mrs. Joseph page ". Mr.. ant

Mr. ANA Mrs. Joseph Page vs.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Macarthur.
J,IHRT JUSTICE COUNT FOR THE PAR.
II fsh Of Orleans. No. tB56-fy virtue Of II writ
If fieri fnens, to rns directed by the Fl n. y.
Paris Chldress. First Justice u the Peace IN
and for tho parish Of Orleans. I will proceed to
sell nt public auction. OF my warehouse No.
iso julia street. on MONDAY. August 30, 1917.
at n o'clock m. the following described prop
erty to wit ......
ONE LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in tho above entitled md numbered
suit. ns per Inventory IN file in my Office.
TFrms-Cnsh on the spot.
auto IL ~ JOHN r. WOOD. Constable.
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succession ~ Rliss beth M0nroy, widow
nE lihni1ns uRunlYfh EsniIIisRh.

OF Charles HgpblYta Hseolssei
GEGOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish NJ Orleans, No. Specs Whereas
Louise Ese9usss has phtitiened the court fpf
letters Of administration on the estate Of the
late Elizabeth Mpnroy, widow 1T Charles Hypg-
lite Esepusse. dspHased. intsslata. Notice is
hereby given 70 oil whom IT ,tnag concern, te
show eause Within ten days Why tho prayer bf
The said petitioner should not he granted
BY order ri The court. - -. ........, -.
ptT Il ICE Holm HEHBEHT, CLERK.
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succession If =, w, yaeu,arie.

- sb u Orleans, No. Bas5t-Nuies Is hereby
given to tic creditors II this estate, ana 10 III
other parsons herein Interested. t. shpW eatise
Within ton days from the present notification.
II anY they have ut 6ag. why tbs account ire
scented by Mrs G.. II. zaghafis, .tHEtahehtary
exeHHtti& u the dehsased, should not he hp-
proved and homolaatpd. and the funds dis
tflbuteh IN accordance Herewith.
ais q ,4f JOHN HEfBEtT. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1911 OF ORLEANS.
BOURGOIN. WIFE OF MICHEL
Variol, VS.. her husband-No. 1866.

+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWEEN
L ty-scventh day of June. 1877 judgment Was
rendered In This court in the entitled suit, in
the words and figures following 70 wit
Angelline Boureoin. wife Of Michel variol. VI.
her husband, No. "a $685.
This case having been submitted on the testi-
mony on file. and the court considering the law
and The evidence to bs IN plaintiffs favor. it is
ordered. adjudged and decreed that there be
Judgment in favor OF plaintiff. Angelline Bau-
gotn. wife Of Michel Variol, and against de-
PENDANT her said husband, decreein g q eparh-
ton of property In her favor, and dissovng
the community Of acauests and gains which ex-
lists between them.
II is further ordered. adiudged and decreed
that the said p'aintiff. ADgellne BtugOin, do
have further judgment against and recover
from her said husband. Michel Variol, the dotai
and paraphernal property he has received, be-
longing 10 her to wit: Two thousand and eighty
dollars, with privileges conferred by law to
married women, and with legal interest on the
amount above mentioned and from judicial de-
mand. viz. June 81. 1877, until paid.
IT is further ordered, adiudged and decreed
that plaintiff be and she Is hereby authorized
and empowered to administer her said property
and all other property she may acquire by her
separate industry. Defendant, Michel Variol,
to pay all costs Of suit
Judgment signed July2, 1877: ,.
Judge Of the Fourth Dis riet Court
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Judge Of the Fourth District Court

In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the
city of New Orleans. on this third day Of July, in
the year of our Lord nne thousand eight hun
and first year Of the independence Of the United
THOMAS HASLY.
iylG 30 aul4 Deputy Clcrk.
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Succession ut jean naptiste Enhings sr,
and Mrs. Hosinh Fablng born Neelstl. his

and Mrs Hosina Fabine Ebotn Neeletl, MS
wifs
GtEGOND DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
- ish u Orleans. No. Bs.s5i@ Whereas. jean
Baptste Fading, il, has petitionsd the court
for letters 81 administration on The estates III
The late Jean Baptists Fabing. ST.. aud Mrs Isa=
siha Fablng tbJth Nssletl. his wife, deceased.
h'asate Notice is hereby given to Ill whom
II may concern ~ show eaise within ten days
why tie prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order Of the court. ..........-.
puT II tGf John HEHBEHT. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.


"Hf'FHHENF VI NHEHHFFFW sFttHFH'
1,ECONp DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans, Mo. So. GHsl Whereas john
Bfsden has petitiUned tie court, fur Letters Of
nj hinisttatGh dti the estats ~ the late lCatbe
fna Brednn deceased in estatAt Notice. is
hereby given ~ oil whom 1t may, concern. ~
shpw tanFe Within ten days why the PRAYER of
said petitioner should t5t he granted.
min u les I6fIN HEHnEHT. CLERK.
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General News.

fellow in Portland Oregon, pawned his arti.
fetal teeth for whisky.
From 1920 to the close of 1876, 300, 900 immi-
grants arrived in this country.
Frank Leslie, the failed publisher, it is said
used to be Henry Carter, wood engraver in Lon
don, who changed his name and came to New
York for reasons.
A Minneapolis miller asserts that -four manu-.
featured from the new crop of wheat will make &C
pounds more bread to the barrel than the flour from
last years wheat.
Bishop Gilbert Haven had symptoms of paraly
sis lately at Cincinnati, where he was presiding
over conference.
The very fast time of nearly mile a minute
was made on Saturday in pigeon match between
Homer, n. Y, and Scranton, Pa. Sixty -eigh,
miles an hour were made some years ago, or nine
hundred and fifty miles in fourteen hours
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AstOnishlng Success,

1t is the duty of every person who has used
Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful quail
ties be known to their friends in curing consump-
ion, severe coughs, scroup, asthma, pneumonia
and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No per-
son can use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we consider it the
duty of all druggists to recommend it to the poor
dying consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and nc
one case whercsit failed was reported. Such q
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be toe
widely known. Ask your druggist about it. Sam.
pie bottles to try sold at 10 cents Regular size
Is cents. For sale by druggists.
mayll- teod&wtf
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The good news comes from Mississippi,
says The Tribune, that the Grand Jury of
Kemper county has found six indictments
for murder, and twenty-five indictments
for being accessory to murder. 1t is sur
missed, though not authoritatlvely stated,
that nearly all are aimed at the partici-
pants in the Chisholm massacre. Wheth-
er the indictments will secure any convic-
tons is of course doubtful, but it is great
relief to the credit of the State that the
first step toward justice for great crime
has been taken.
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Gov. Van Zandt of Rhode Island, who went
South with President Hayes returned home on
Saturday, suffering from malarial chills
Mayor leighton, Of Portsmouth, n. H., re.
ports to tue City Council that he recently received
claim upon the city of Is cts for loss of molasses
from jug which had been overturned in q wagon
by jolting in one of the public streets.
Three hours after the death of Senator Bogy,
OF Missouri, came telegram from Richmond, In
diana, which said "Senator Morton is DESTROYS
to learn the condition Of your health has heard
you are very sick"
Mr.. Martin Mlmore, the Boston sculptor, Is
only thirty-two years DID, lie entered Mr.. Balls
studio as pupil at the age Of fifteen. lie is a
man of slender figure and thoughtful face, re-
served and refined in appearance and manner.
Inl75oa Frenchman drew an immense audience,
among whom was the sapient royal commander at
Culloden and Fontenoy, to see him get into a
quart bottle The bottle stood on the stage, but
the Frenchman, taking the money, disappeared.
Lyman Sheldon of Webster, Mass, for 40 years
an active democrat, and for almost as long one of
| the recognized ar-horses of the Worcester coun-
ty democracy, signed the pledge three months
ago and has gone over to the Prohibition party,
and is now zealousy advocating the election of
Judge Pitman.
MIR. Evarts has leased handsome house in
Washington for the next two years. Mr.. and Mrs
Evarts and their four unmarried daughters will
make up the domestic circle therein during the
coming season. The Secretary will give the usual
| formal entertainments demanded by his position
From Havre comes the tidings that there need
be no more sea-sickness. number of persons
it is said, have repeatedly been taken on board the
steam-tug rAvant-port, and have put out to sea
just where they were most likely to meet with Sc
we're tests, and it has been found that those who
were provided with q certain electromagnetic
girdle were entirely exempted from sea-sickness
while those who became seasick without this ap
phance were almost simultaneously cured by it
application The girde, it is explained, tends t.
cheek the arrangement Of the diaphragm.
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prise harvesters and agricultural implements,
railroading and some of the most important in
ventions Of the age. In a large number of in
stances the drawings are not sufficiently complete
and artistic to fully explain and smplify the in
vention, especially in case of assorted improve
ment which very often affect the usefulness of the
invention There will be endless litigation arising
from their destruction. Patent attorneys and in
terested corporations will seize upon every psusi-
BILE pretext to contest improvements on every
elias. of inventions, where there is the slightest
obscurity in the drawings or specifications.
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Don't BOTHER

your head, ladies, about what you shall get for a
fall hat, but 20 to Mrs. NJ. p. Webster's and see
her new selected stock of millinery. The hat
department includes the latest shapes, which are
larger and more of variety to select from than
heretofore, ready trimmed or to order, making it
desirable for our customers to change from sum
mer to autumn. Special attention is invited to
large stock of fancy feathers; the prices will
be sure to suit. NJ. p. WEBSTER,
tf l5S Water St
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The Louisiana Returning Board MEM
bers will be tried in few days, which
shows the story of the interference of the
administration to be pure fiction.
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The Charleston Is Co. News favors
Cox for Speaker, as best for the interests
of the South.
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The following. in regard to the Presi-
dents utterances in the South, is from the
Providence Journal: much that the
Presidents says to his Southern auditors
will meet with hearty approval of patriots
everywhere. But there will be some who
yet must trace line between reason and
loyalty-between fighting to destroy a
government and fighting to sustain it.
There are those who believe that it was to
the special credit of the loyal arms-of the
patriotic soldiers of whom the President
was a valiant leader--that the "war turned
out as 1t did," We hope and believe it is
true that we are embarked upon the
same ship, under the same fame But
the voyage, the ship, the dear old flag,
have been in mortal peril, and, if we neg
lect the lessons of history, may be again.
Shall we quit fghtingp exclaims the
President. Yes, indeed; but God forbid
that we should forget why we fought"
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Gen. George b. Mcclellan has accepted
the democratic nomination for governor
OF New Jersey.
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The democrats are telling their family
secrets to a fearful extent. A recent let
ter from democrat says;
THAT attempt of Williams, in his letter of &C
ceptanee, to legalize Hayes title, acted on the
democratic party OF Maine like drenchug show
er, and many around me said at once Damn him,
he shall not have my voter The leaders of the
democracy were cursed for piling such load upon
their followers Pilisbnry and Adams at first were
charged with aiding in the getting up of that let
ter, since denied. j. NJ. Adams Of the Eastern
Argus is considered the LATEST editor in New Eng
land. In fact editoraly the Argus is not worth
a cofer-dam. Eben F. Pillsbury of the Maine
Standard is able and honest, good speaker, but
since he has adopted kid gloves and come on to
the stage with so many conceitcd airs the people
are losing their interest in him. think he did
not aid Williams in the make up of the letter 1t
is now said Williams all alone drew and signed his
death warrant He will never again be herd from
again in this world"
There are now II counties in Ohio
where crookedness has been exposed
among democratic officials.
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A YANKEE ASTRAY.
SABBATH IN QUEBEC.

ISLAND POND, VI, Sept. IS 1877.
To the Editor of tie Journal
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10 COLORED SINGERS 10,
Under The direction of III. +. Reyes ol Richmond,
Va, who is raising funds TO build II Girls Boarding
Hall at StoIer College.
The Concert will consist of Slave Melodies
and Camp Meeting Songs, lnterspersed wGh
Modern Music. These slave songs usually
pathetic, sometimes wild, always interesting, ami
many OF them are rendered ia natural Negro style.
Go and hear the Centennial Jubilee Singers, they
Will both interest and please YOU
The following are some OF the pieces sung (,
Steal Away; Children we all shall be Free +;
There's Meeting here tonight; Beautiful Gates; A
Camp Meeting Melody: Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Oh Lord have Mercy on me; solo; soon be done
rocking in the Weary Land BY and by my Lord /;
Rocker my Soul 10 the Bosom of Abraham Golden
slippers; The Mystic Veil am going TO join the
Heavenly Choir; Keep me from sinking down /;
Brethren Don't get Weary; Did not Old Pharo get
lost in the Red Sea; Swanee Rbber; Gabriel go
Blow your Horn; The Old Home Amt What it Use
to Be; Shermans March.
Doors open at O'Clock; concert to begin at
quarter to eight.
General admission 25 cents; tickets securing
rest rived seats IS cents. Tickets Tor sale at the
ofice of the Eastern Express, and at the door.
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