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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-27
80 Z-aThNM4 ~ " lava
L INBERG hRTEN.

Tie session will begin SEPTEMBER l7TH. Ch-
,.ru instructed from four to ten years old.
For circular apply 10 WoodhouSe Il Parham or
Doyt & Day. and FOR full information 10 principal,
AN ul3.MSTulm VIRGINIA X. SNYDER.
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Lost, sTRAYED. AND FOUND:

c1TRAYED FROM BOB BRoWN'sBs
a,aIJ. On rigbterpth street, q mediuH-sTG-
siyed WIiiTE COW, with brswn neck: ytry sway
buck ha cut around her right hind,ies Iso,' non g.,
rom" She was purchased from some coored Man III
NV Kent and may be making her way 10 tuat
direction. bornI reward will he paid for ANY in-
forna'lon' VI "e' FRED. c. KECk.
o-,,. Stall No. SO Old Market.
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ST 100 IN PROFITS FROM slos. 25

Sl,62. 80 rkoSinS Fl ,,a drs. EEon S5 cxh9 zi5S S5
"EsiEES UNION, AUGUST I'D.
STOCK CONTRACTS
Iu"ic!plsy managed, on the tlSn OF limited Ha-
n"Is' Always ensure good retur.l-often ten tfnes
iS investment Ia as many day.
",'.n h1r !n'ormation and Tie "Sew system OF
assured Prohts," free.
I. POTTER WIGHT d CO..
Gold and Stock Brokers,
J,,,,,,,, r,, .,, S5 Wall street, New YORK.
aA tST& nfSel0
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WATCHES. &c.

EOR SALE, A FINE G OIL D&
and I.ccKET attached A bargain offered. $AH
Watch Is neat size very handsome bunting cast ant
STEM W nIer The whole establishment has been 30
little used that it may be called new. Call IL you
want II the price Fixed by the owner Will insure
quick sale. ...,,-- aonD..n
an 25-3t j. GODDAhD.
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JOST, a CERTIFICATE OF EIGHT
IL SHARES OF STOCK OF THE VIRGINIA
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE C0MPANi,
dated May 7. 1853, and numbered Q, old Issue. IA
the name Of Mary Eliza Darlington. said script
has been lost miSlaid or destroyed, aud reasona-
bic rewsrd will be paid for Its delivery TO Mrs. Lou
lisa Darlington. Ut Ashland, Va.
h 30-law2m cd IhOnAo'
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r OSTOR STOLEN, A CERTIFICATE.
IL No. e36. and dated June !, 1877, OF deposit
in the Plinters National Bank. or Richmond va
given In the name OF WILLIAM l.. SMITH. ANY
one leaving the same at this Office will receive suil'
able reward. Payment has been stopped Apphca-
tion has been made for duplicate OF the same.
1NxE
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STORE FOR. RENT IN FREDE-Ms
of the civ on Main street. It Is nicely fitted up
wish counters, double windows. shelves with glas.
doors. &C., &c. Arrangements might be inaae 10
rent The whole building. Large family residence
DIR. GEORGE B. STEEL, Administr8tsr;
An g5-3t Rlcim1 Va.
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IIOME SCHOOLFoR YOUNG LADIES

II
The thirteenth session of Mrs. MCGrIRE'S HOME
SCHOOL will commence on the FIRST DAY or
OCTOBER NENT.
TERMS:
lrnsd and tuilion IN English and French. 5000
lin and irrm.n each .....,,..........,.... 20
Per session al nine mo;ltlI>pay able, one lali on
lsi III october. one half 18th Of February. For
circulars &C. address Mrs. J. T. MCGUIRE,
TappaiIannuck Essex county. Va.
aE 20-,!t1l2 2mG GSwlln
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SUUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y No s EAST GRACE STREET.

The twcn,v-dfth session Of this stitution VIII
"pcu lST Of OCTOBER, 1877, and close 3OTli
OF JUNE, 1878. The Principal viii he assisted
by Professor GEORGE +. MgEgKLL, Nadane Il.
y. JoGSO. and other compcIe1 II teachers
Apply for circulars 10 WEST Il JOHNSTON, or by
Nail 70 lhe Principal. .
Mis-. MARIA L. DARLINGTON.
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TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE HOUSE @s
7 tnearly newl on Tenth street between Clay G4
A'''' A>'e''' PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
oil o11wk 1915 Main street
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR nrsnG

A very desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE on the
Grove road. about mile from the corporation nne.
The house is large water Of excellent quhlty; hne
'A' = ''''N JOHN PURCELL,
M o1-1ws 1915 Main street.
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THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
l. receive into her home FOUR or FIVE LITTLE
GIRLS under the age cf ffleen years 10 be 1u-
siructcd With her own laughter. VIII engage to
,.hch the English branches Latin. FreIr:h, and
hustt session 10 begin the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER.
foE LEEAS for board ami tuition address
MEs- r. BRaXTOG.
Mon. 9in ,:o>-otice. king William county, Va.
" ZtLE& M.SMiSel
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The Crops.-The delegates from this city
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T'AKEN UP ON Ny FARM.
l. on the Westham road, on Rriday laI' va
August 7fh, one GRAY MARE-MULE.>
The owner will come forward, pay charge. &C.,
and take her away H.; !. . lO1Io .,
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TOR RENT, THREE ROOMS ON
j. the same floor, with bath &C.. attached In III
tcro,nnn, 1oI Main street Will be furnished II de-
sired. Apply next door 10 s,r,,n.,
,u o5-3t 1873 Main street.
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WANTED, \ MAN AND WOMAN
w husband and wifc)-thc man 10 drive ana
work on the farm the woman to cook for a small
famly-.wo and hall miles from the city. Inquire
at Factory No. 10. Fifteenth street. au 2l-l"f
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DANDOLPH-MAcoN COLLEGE.

Course OF study thorough. Expenses moderate
>.,!d for Catalogue In Secretary uf Faculty or 10
Et.N. J. \. DUNCAN. ID. D.. President.
An l2-t2GS Ashland, Va.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, SUIT OBJ FOUR DE- G
Il LIGHTFCL ROOMS; wash-room With aI
wafer: kitchen, servants roOR, and Courthouse ::
also, BASEMENT ROOMS. Possession lst Septem-
Jer No. 621 east Franklin. au27-i u
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that from now until September 10Th, when
will nut I'm nv fall stock wifi sell all Of my PIC
TURE-FRAMES and MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
ut from 8 to 20 per cent. less than nsiai prices
This will reduce some articles 10 cost. Let all In
want come forward and secure the advantaec OF this
reduction In prices. j. ": DEN Ms.
au2I-lw corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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:. T17p1T FI0WERs EMBALMED.

: A1IssTRucrIoN In VOCAL and INsTRyAi,EfNsTT. M ~ 2.
Al. ipisno| MUSIC. Also. LESSONS sTMSsuEtSx tS
"ohAs hrAesssntiy removed 70 No. eass HFoaA s.ree.
au 2A-3t<
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WANTED, A GOOD MALE TEACH
w Err as PRINCIPAL Of private graded
school, to bc established this place for the ensuing
session. A single gentleman preferred AddreSst tue
undersigned. stating qualifications, experience as
teacher. mre. and salary required: and furnishing
testimonials and reference. .;
Onancock. Accomac county, VI.
MI 22-WSM3tSsw2w
, 1877-09-12

assigned to this State by tho Freedtnen's nhi
Eocictg. hn welcomed 10 Ncthfaisst puip'tA WIS
Ii The afternoon session, the IcmreIance
Committee reported, approving tho '!H' }si'"f'n
movement = 1,....,.,
Tho ReyA Il. T. Hitchcock, ]. G: MgFuey,
fcr with tho Michigan f'''fcrencc tos tho s'ata
Sunday-scltool Congress next ausntneE.
President MeEiroY, of Adrian C.llr.c tnalo
1cTrnrc pf tho Protestant Motl,odIst Church.
Resolutions OF compliment to bishop foster,
tic Adrian Church pastor, md the nDp!e, were
rassesi, and the Conference adinurnesl stnc dc,
after having the appointments for The coming
year. The following aru the representing
Elders: Dctrot District, Ja!nes y: Fuller;
Atirtnn District, ". II. shter: Flint Nstrtc!. a.
F. bowers; Saginaw DISTRICT, A. T. bartlett; =.
Port liuron District, J. y. Eiwood; Lake su'
pcrtor District, A. J. Richards.
, 1877-09-12

IinRsALE-A PHEASANT HOME ~ TIE ar1 Fps.rn TT
l. eide In Hpttd sr1ttnn. consisting q !eInE! anl
la-cnrnt nArIe f'uni hp!~ e2ntain!ng 10 To,,'
Which i. tess th.7 the hfxc cost- Apply "a MEAD q
COR. iS3 l.AEaIle.st-
T,NUIc cFALE-HAfdiAlS. - FEEI. EAsL tHosr.;
l. On Michigan. az. n1tth " 1hiry"eTchtn'h@-, k@9
prr foot. Adlrtsa ~ Tribune o1.cc
i,oI: 4Aik-A cl,ncr LOT. 25zi7: PKo4IISu
L irntrai I'Ark. f4r f7fD rash a1S, &ot on !EiryJ
rrvcntst. fhr kyS!t 20 cA.h on ihc haanrs yR yEsr
time III fr KiTsn; Y ant 10 1card the ctT H. 'hF-
SJl Warren -Av. .---
l;ois .ALE:-nETTEW TlIAF 4 sAV sAVIsS,Hs TETS, hhsF- g.
r. vll1 sell mr. 1uSe atft Int, F*s3 HlcOfsL. sos
H. sGl tGyI cAs- basnec ia tp1nthly paYm"nia q O.
ron stTcet cats: nay now orrupytnx si aow prem'
f.cp. Il, II. WAihEfk 242 ClAsk.ee.
'tHrrn iasai;e ~, Ftftt. AZ. Itt .D1i1s. a. PAT
TEIEstJE, i'm Wellington. It.. t.non' IN.
TJOt; sAiE-FiSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .hT.
L stnft; rented for ta5 tts munh: u, To- IL. ue-
NORM Il AhE, 12s IAsAfe-Ft-
1mR sAiE-*:. 0-f3. ROOM Twf,- STORY ASn
L btse,nrrt htick dveIItnRl all HlRern 'r1trove
tncnts lt.k hnr. snt it 2aIi2s rn Mnsn1nf5onn1
l7D MAa'Ann-kt-
, 1877-09-12
THE MORMON CHURCH.
Speciat Di.p4tcA to 3As 4ffeAA&

New Yonx, Sept. 1.-THE ktraat's Salt Lake
snedal says; "Acsorsliug to hundreds Of d,s-
,mtcLcs seus Oh to-day, It u evident thas tle
Twelve aud tl.eir friends ha7ce;issn ordsrs aha
the Church '-mcaniag the untutoEea maAseS
-,nuat aeerpt this cpistlo as settling the aues-
,on ot tho leadstslip, that Heaven ha' een;
fcrrod the ruling power upon thes1 ns., nSs'ta ~ 1ss
oScctians. @ TLcso mcu, several d whom " w.
eaI TO taye their nalnes OIL the tndsstlncnt.'s'
for partipatlus IN uurcr and other St'tnxs H,tnr,
hnve thus tho audasaty to hauDt then n0.. u,,'
, 1877-09-12
THE DETROIT CONFERENCE.
Stfa{9t N&pascA to IA< Tribune.

Apa1Aa, Mich, sepe. ll.-Thc Committee On
Education nominated Mr. ]. c. Clark aud the
Rey. ]. 4. Smart TTuatecs, aud the Regs. d. F,
Cocker, W. X. Minds, and W. ". Washbusn to
represent the Conference at pr. Ftsk's tnstasla-
ton u President Of Albion college. Tne re-
port was adopted after an animated debate.
in which the conduct Of tho collrgo was sharply
csittIseL Anu Arpor vas selected for tue ncxt
Annual Conference. EIoyrn hunslrel md
eighty tiollars we're devoted to the supcfaDnuat-
al aud Recommendation that Mn. Rulisona
, 1877-09-12
ffORENCE MCCARTHY.

To {Ae E1|t0F q IHt 1TU1Hee =
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-the !nstnunt!on mndo In
q news item In your paper Of to-day that have
uccn sollcttiug business In the la1, or anywhere
else, is entirely without foun ation. have n"
clients hut those who hare applied to me I'M.
solicited. And, ns you have slated that slcril!
Kern refused Oil yesterday to ~ NC sec on o!
tlirty minutes, nude him. -
, 1877-09-12
JULIA RIVE-KlNG.
Hp<eIdi Wsp1teA TO 7As IribuHs.

Z
M1LwAuKxx, Sept 1t.-AiadAmc Nive-klngts
testimonial couce5t th!s evening 1t tlc Academy
Of Muslc was complete SUCCESS, financially
aud azsistically, tho house. being we'll alie1 with
an aud.nee Ut tlie hest citizens. who united ia
au ovation to this Milwaukee ia7Osstc, who has
shc was repeatedly cneort1. aud presented With
8 manuiaeeut ba4kat Ut flowers.
, 1877-09-12

Nzw YoHx, Sept 11.-Martln Gavin, James
Newman, and Matthew Murtha7 wl,llo hoissi1tg
coal in iron buckets last evening to the top
story Of Nathtcsacn l. Wtrcker'h sugar refinery,
In jersey CIty. were fatally iniurel by tho fa'l
Ut TIC henvily laden bucket
, 1877-09-12

TAzrEroy, Pa, Sept. 1l.-A passenEcr-trasr'
on tho I.c!1ich Valley 1aoad ran over COW shls
morning. Tie 1ngeaac and passenger cars we1e
thrown from the track, and William Mcsrlck,
haegage-master, Joscrl1 Corblcv, txpfsss,niiss, r.
irivcasc-car, wcre seriously injured
, 1877-09-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. 1t.-stcamshtps Egypt anu
Cauala, from New York, and Ohio, from Baiat-
more, have arrived out.
NEW yonx, Sent. 1l.-Arriyca-steainth'p'
Abyssipta, froin Liverpool: B"llsia. frou 0ias-
guw; Leasing, tron. ilain6f Ti., A@s9st 1Sn % ias.
AloylLLs, Sept. .ll.-Arisca, steamship VIC
torla, hum New York.
, 1877-09-12
TIE BANK-GhMBLER's GhME.s

T!sE BhNN-Ght1btEHo = ahial's
THEIR Aarsr'a aoflEnqcr.
as r1Ata n4sitara t6e!ho4Af,
I,efeyioFd srYaVf.'
~ rec my poor nctghl,nr II deeply In debt:
The klyIucka aru plotting hls aubstaneI TO ccts
ThrY will gphl!e Ills hn1nr. pity hls luti
ilo viii Ioae 10 more II Join IL tho plot.
stTho Mat Is contract!on--f.o money but Eoa'
rNcu cluae every mortgage or lieu that they Aola
Then rays Tor nluney-u"ngh sho beafs saon'o
The ptirc Of Their illgotteu land ia restored.
~ pIty the man. Of courac. to be sure;
I'll Loaf, lttM tic Muncy. anu mako " eecnte A..
Ny thrst.mortgsge decd.' U where u the
Al.hoasi ID the end wc shoull gobblc Ills farn,t''
A p.labtc conscience II greedy Of Eain.
And Ytclds IL wrong TINT the pnhltc eusta'h:
While current by law AMI satlety here,
Yet how will tho business appear "osef tnese
like the boy WIN VIVA tempted TN orchard 10 ROD,
Ur Tho men whu n1rtcFcl The lmI.h u 1i!Hl,
s.IIe hls,aed and protested. bat Joined III th'
uc shsreI In tho pluader, but p,sied the man"
Wear GROVE, ID. y. - "
sl,o,,hess there aso honest baakrsa who ~sus nnl
| form rurcuty, ~
, 1877-09-12

tury."
tho rreaiticnt OF the '4Twttyc Aposuc*," an!
utln9 t'rtsilcnt Of tho Mormon Chnrth nhul
a ucv President IL elected WAS shot at Sanrtr,
III, at thc uno when Joseph Smith was Killed,
and Ia most bleutctI and bitter fanatic
, 1877-09-12

THE NEW YORK FIRE.
NEW YONG, Sept. 1f.-In the ruins Of lla1e's
ptano.faetory skull, burned and twisted, was
dug ,ip u.day. The remains Of live pereons
hnYe lcetl rceufcrel.
, 1877-09-12
CASUALTIES.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Ff<t1N 7FSI1sCH " TIE 77tV7"' :. , =,
OMAuA, NesA, scpt. 1l.-An casetound Heck
train On the rpitn Pacific Ests,1, ,!uring heavy
TT, rcst,rt,ov, RIM Into the rear end nf freight
tram, t.car jackson, wrrtkt, rcvc1al cars and
killing Il number of brad of cattle. No ono on
either tenin Wal seriously Injured.
, 1877-09-12

11.ppY ttdtass for neryon sufferers. ant thoas
wiU frIyc i,psn Ioped, truggcd, mud guackrd, Pul'
vcrnachcr's Electric Isc!ti ctfce;nally cIfc pre- p
fnurnai with fnfuJuatIon worth thousands n,a!!ct
ire. AddFcsa pulvcr1nachce ualssaic Company,
Cincinnati, 0.
, 1877-09-12
suuuuuAN REAL ESTATE.

T,OJt sAtE1-TnE .'M,ss" sNU. LnTs-F1VR
mcs III. .iac q LM,.snEc s3 nnnns n na, sss soss
1fr tan nny th~s it lots. unr h.c from stat1;n
fa tnnr,Ftr,rn: *lDwn free; perfect title. hIohits
d Gu. ~ Wathfngtou.tt. ...-
1,ons3IH-fup, WILL. rlUY. 4 BEAETIfCL trr.
bek sm dc 4 Lns1.nrs; r.; nsa 1ep
in MARKET and phovn Tire; AAttAt free: ipcrnt tss,
airrhIT un If:s UIittHS, II! tMSA!1e.1 .1t. Att!tn
, 1877-09-12

JxTANTED-A NICE LtTTLR buRuEDAA PAR
W iron, IL 10 u, miles from tha cifys i!nrr9xe
anrt ls efIr N fnr cAah. Addfess u. r. CltAHDEL
II south wA.er IT.. t:1fcAKo.
, 1877-09-12
Sr0MAEEs

- HSn1 ffTEI y FlNK-r!,tH,F 6lU1tAUE FOR tHh,,
rIIusr merchandise carriages. tte Hl9Atf !naIGs
IL jef csot ,ear. AAthts Co. is' West s'oslos
s1olsAaK WAREHOUSE uSEoCAh;R1n. !.ii II a,hsr hsr
ruvdt "! u III l.au4ulphsL IL Advances.
1,IpEtlrr s1otAoE c.,MrANY = AMP }stoi,Ais ~ yAM
s,a n.nsrsi meTrhan.st Ittcsas adj A,Ets ~ tuAa
lusss ffsu tnIuracs: AAluty xa1l!: II! ss!94.s
, 1877-09-12
foUyr1ty NEAL ESTATE

CUUH11EE afsAts q "a -----~-
1,oR sALE-sln nnt>-,sItEEp. AND RANCH y
New Mc1fcn. Further pAFticuiara inquire u W.
Il ttFJMfE ri Ftf.ll.As.. ClIicalsu.
r.o,, sAt,eL;of,p lMPtovED Farm, 0n ACHES,
Il INV nile. west =! Chicago: f3G per acfE; one
third uuwG; no trade AidrrAdk z Trl0HnE 2tlGE:
, 1877-09-12

...~.~s.'s-|- ~
%TTASTEIl-Tu EEST-A GESTLEAAS AND
w Awifs wt.. 10 rspi pie asst suite OF Or ruon!
pssr bc.ness Past Vt city. f4ruisl:! rY'ntofHeT 80
s"itshs fur lEhE h3usrEetpus. AdAftta. xltu pF1co
and iuIi Particular u I'll. frtbunr utAco.
.trAsrE1,--ro HEST-T1ll:EE NICE ROOMS "
lis i:tk tst. tof very ilcht house 70 3sa'
,.msn n,,t wife; noioa th!rarus " Nottl s!AG,
.asi IL CLARK u and south H!l!csxo4s: extt o. te1'
errncx. gwen 1ud required AldFt@ s3- l1to"ua'
1xIAf1Kp-ro EEsT-Kr 1ENTLEMAh sats! hn1A
X II: tribune uk1cG.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-15
SUCCESSION SALES

TruxillO, and in The rear BY land
of Etienne j. Viekner; together
with the dwelling liouse, two old
corn cribs and the fence around the
yard, thereon and thereunto belong
ing. All the other buildings and
ences on said tract of land belong
to Antoine Alb;.rado, and are re-
served from this sale. and the said
Antoine Albarado will have the
right of removing and taking away
the same from said land within
thirty days after the sale.
1t being the same land acquired
by the deceased Jean Albarado, Of
Martin 0arso, in two tracts, by acts
passed before Bella Hubbard, then
Parish Judge of this Parish, on the
2lst August, 1882, and the 4th May,
1886
Terms and Conditions.
Three fourths of the price of ad-
judication cash ,and tile balance pay
able in one and two years from the
day of sale, represented by the
notes of the purchaser bearing in
terest from and after maturity un-
til paid ut the rate of eight per
cent. per annum, payable to the
order of the administrator of said
succession and secured by special
mortgage and the vendors privi-
lege, under the part de non alienan-
do on the tract of land sold.
p. j. GILBERT,
Auctioneer.
Assumption, November "a, 1877.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
No. 1857.
Succession of -
JEAN CHARLES FORET AND
MARcELITE RoussEAUx,
HIS WIFE.

5 BY virtue of and in obedience to
il decree of sale rendered by the
Hon. the Parish Court of the parish
of Assumption ON the 18th day of
November, 1877, | will offer for
sale ut public auction, at the domi-
Gil of Eugene Percle, in the lower
Texas of tins parish, to the highest
aud last bidder, on
Saturday, Deeesnber -, 1877,
between the hoars of 10 o'clock A.
NJ and 2 o'clock P. NJ, the f0llsfW-
/ ing described property, belonging
to the above succession, 70 wit.
1. A certain tract of land, situat-
ed in The parish of Assumption, on
the right bank of Bayou Lafonrche,
ut tile place known RS ifPetif Texas
den haut," measuring four arpents
front on a depth of fourteen ar
pents, bounied on the east by the
lands OF Clairville Delaune and on
1.-THE west by that of Jean Baptist
Blanchard, and forming part of the
east half Of the southeast quarter of
section thirty-two, in township
fourteen of range fourteen east, to-
gether with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon and there
nnts belonging and lppertaining.
It being the same tract of land
acquired by. the deceased of Mrs.
Rosalie The:iot, Widow Pierre Cam
cienne, on the 23I day of >ept.m-
Der, 1853, by act p;lsseil before,
Ame.lee I'omas, then u Notary
Public in this parish.
2. Three cows and three ciilves.
g. One horse.
4. One betlsteatl.
5. One lot of cliairs.
8. One grist mill.
2. One brand.
8. One pot.
9. One armoir and one safe.
10. Twu eilrlllern jars.
II. Que table.
/ CONDITIONS: CASH, on the
day of sale.
FRANK r.. Ct,Mklu..
Alrtioatf.
Parish of Assumption, Nuysm +
23, 1877.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-15
THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL !
The Truth at Last !!
THE
HOWE MACHINE e
Again triumphant!


At the 45th Exhibition of the American
Institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma-
chine was recommended by the judges,
and approved by the unanimous vote of
the Board of Managers, for the GREAT
GoLD "CkNTENNIAL MEDAL" under the
following rules:
"Thiss Medal tof gold) is to be awarded
only for machine, product, or process,
Exhibited this Centennial year, at the 45th
Exhibition of the American Tnstitil e of
the city of New York. 1t can be awarded
only for a machine, produ t, r process, OF
great value, decided Importance, and of
more than usual merit and then only by
a majority of the whole Board of Trustees,
upon the written report of three judges,
whose report shall certify to the above
Requirements, and after siid report shall
have been approved Ivy II majority of the
whole Board Of Managers
1t will be thus seen that the Howe
lstiIl leads all coinpetitors-and we clal-
lenge all Sewing Machine Companies In
the land to produce all award of like ex-
Icellence received in this CENTENNIAL
YEAR
THE HOWE MACHINE CO..
1873 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-15
SUCCESSION SALES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
No. 1896.
PARISH COURT.

Succession Of Henry II. Renthrop.
BY virtue of and in obedience to a
decree of sale rendered by the Hon.
the Parish Court of The parish of
ST. Mary, on the 26ih day of No
vember, 1877, / will offer for sale
at publlcauction, at the Court House
at NapoleonyiIle, in the parish Of
Assumption, on
Monday. December 81. 1877.
,betweeni the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
2 P. NJ, the following described
property. belonging to the above
succession, to wit:
The undivided half of the follow
ing property
/. The 81 of NW4 and Sci OF
sec. No. so, township Is, R IA E.
$50 25I100 acres, more or less.
2. The undivided half of NE4 of
sec. No. 81. L Is, X IA E-15e
3ll100 acres,
3. The undivided halfof the SW /
of sec. No. %, T is, R IA Else
l4ll00 acres.
4 The undivided half of the SEA
os sec. No. 30, I Is, r IA E-I53
50l100 acres.
5. The undivided half of q tract
of land containing four al acres,
fronting on Bayou l'Onrs, by ID ar
penis in depth, being the SW4 oi
sec N. 81, z Is, r Id E.
&. The undivided half of tract
of land, fronting on said Bayou
IrUurs, containing 40 superficial
acres, more or less, being in Sci Of
sec 81. L Is, r ID E.
z. And the undivided half of the
NJ of SW4 of NE4 of sec 80, t 10,
j R l3 L, containing 100 ;acres.
8. Tie undivided half ofa certain
tract of land, lying on Bayou Tours
in the parishof Assumption, siiuat'
ed and bounded rs follows: Twe
larpents front on Bayou l'Ours by {
depth of IA arpents, more or less
running between parallel lines.
bounded above by land 0f Calists
Dnpnis and below by the estate O
Augustin Landry.
9. Another tract of land, adjoin4
ling the above described tract
measuring three (3larpeilts frontin.
Ion said Bayou r0nrs, by adepth o
128 arpents, running between par
Iallel lin 9, bounded above by Ian,
just described and below by land
formerly owned by Madame Luciel
i Areeneaux.
| 10. Another tract of land, situat
ed ON Bayou POurs, having a from
of 4 arpents fronting on said Bay0i
tFOurs by u depth of twenty-eigh
t2S) arpents, bounded above b.
Iabove lands and below by lands o
the estate of Appolinaire Giroire.
Terms and Conditions:
+ CASH, in q. s. Treasury notes
Costs of sale and all taxes due t.
be paid before Adjudication.
A. j. ECHEVE ERRfA.
Sheriff.
/ Parish of Assumption, Novembe
Ia, 1877.