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LATSST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship yecs see 'scona and THIRD Pages

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ARRIVED
mse sssasip aaa Das S'fSs S p H G g. Hurst Say g.
AZ 10 on s5 iO passed an Anchor steamship bound r.
MP vile de Paris lFr Durand Hayde MAY 49, via
sreamsnip %iqiers Hawhorne Orleans May ~. with
steamship Isaac Ben Lawronce Richmond, Guy Point and
S9I2@ g. mtse & a. pass ." ~ - y'os Frh ceaf1eos Ia
iay with 20 ~ Cebalos Co.. vessel to Brett son
Brgw. A. Heney Hin. OF ana days ron Bermuda WITH
produce AMI II Passengers to hn NIX & Co., Fessei 10 MIL
Bris ts whittemore wright II days With sugar
via aT iS Isnd Ii 2 bo.'S % moss sD 70 j. a. Fosler %
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDoy May 29saileo British Queen n f9r Nsrsrk o
Cnarotta. Pedro andoet
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH. Nav 2sArvel ~ arnsllp san salvador rom
New York Cleared, schr J0hn iima' Tor S0s1Oh Sied'
ssS FR,SGisoS tSi Nav % arrived ship Trojan
Hull sailed. steamship City Of TokiO for Hong konz VIA
FoRTazss MospoE, MAY 29Arrtved, brig Carl Gustav,
b. isc1mond snip Marta pay irom Boreau1, seeking
WitNEGoS ~ Cs ny yi ar, ,a 81, n Cor Ts Iia '"s
GALVESTON. Nav 29.Ceared- steamship CITY of san An
BAifiAoRE Nav 29-Arriyei steamships shriyer,
n llsie & 9ia & Sa,as M 1s; % 9r2l RroS'SS yS S YeE s
Jni1u. from Frdsrca Del Cleared steamships Qcterara
i'm Ita or Queenstown Maria T. tal. 'or rriiea Si
ION ~ lS ~ f,r az ,or M " - gS.ely Tor Boston T. "
Wheeler ~ Boston Mary D. Hi.kei Cor Boston George
shin Leon bark AQdfack brig Annie Goddard and schrs
za Christie and Pearl The scr. -ersyille. Capt
Har arrived this morning from Boston was bound 70
A "a. q. ln mere ais
PORTLAND. Nav 29.-Arived schrs Iary Helen, tihan
Alien, Ala v ole. aud cara W ei~en from Padrphia;
sur; rise Congress- and DiIdlp from Newl York, Nellie 4.
sawyer from rh AmIoy; Adtie yersou nom carienAs.
| Cleared. bark Geo KIN rmll, for norfolk.
NKw0RLEAss. May -J.llaarei. steamship Morgan city,
for New Yorx Mnre n teruw. tor Liverpool. Passes
! NO arrivals sailed steamship Iiay tian ann Murc.
CHARIEsTON, " y 2lArr We'd - f-shlps 'h2festOn rom
New Gull frDm Baltimore schr Nyroyer r. IN
Cleared barEs Dagar, for Liverpool Delta for
HUI ,.-,,
PHILADELPHIA May 29-Arrived, steamships switzerland
from Antwerp Wiling from Baltimore ba As ~ shO
from Antwerp ellen Sands from i0tte dam @clrs CAMP
he'll from Bangor: q. SWIUney lrum Port snouth Re-
beccl A. smith. Boston, sarah Wood from Boston
Mary A. Hood L. G. Blbc0c from Gloucester;
anes Bnfrrt. from Saiem Mary T.. Ellen, uon ,ineo
etrr Cleared steamships LOri tDye, f0r Live pool Mer
ce.s for Halifax via Sew Lork{ Agnes LOT New-l lorA I:
-s.nu for Boston Panther for Boston; Icutw n "a ior
Providence; Wiiden for Baltimore; ship lane, for
Antwerp. barAs ". UAryey. FOR Venice ihOr Tor Mar
settles Ita.a FOR Cork or Fauouth.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
HAIIFAX n -, y 25.-Tue steamship y. Louis from
Liver ool arrived tod y, and The HncnaD. for Liverpool
sud Falmouth iOr PORTLAND. sailed - day. . 80
,RR BRRAKw iTsR 'fsy 21-Ihe steamship Illinois.
from liverpool, passed. IN the Capes at lOi0 p. N.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Senator MortOn's letter puts him IN accord
S1rD inc cCurrs ling sentiment of he ttF. ne hOics
Z The oest Whine fearing tue wOrst-lCieveand Leader
,Rep.l
If the Northern people can but be made TO
believe mat their southern knsIaen AID cOuuymen are
ruans and feu4s Morton may yet be- President buI-
fac Courier lDcnJ
The RepuI lcdn party must not suffer break
IA ,t. mis-. T- trriiia4 -lipfoluac. la0ra affairs
IL necessary o. tle itty ana a0I0r o ihc country M rs
graz ueErce 10 any previous periOU h lH hls
TN Troy Times tEcpJ
Negro emancipation, citizenship. and suffrage
cannot be adoue The que- ~ cesou A pre-, 81
IN f ate war can Dee ICt we'd Ncitirf can tAr
progress % tle restoration ID bhe Ouloh
b. tanned back Louisville COuIcrj Durl-al (Dem)
If COY. Robinson should act toward pn-
vat crzPp iu uul ines. transaction a- At4 has acied
Tow ara te oeoio the State sc, the5 bestowed thc.r
highest nonDr upon Im, h- WoL0 not e''att C' ef ~
tie pea " Hasty Judgment Of Of eccehiiioy-tjc ~ ca
helaU l.-epJ
Give US a good ticket in Ohio this Fall and
IL leuu1lI.sr ..rfg vii sweep tgc hifc. bad or
weas U 49,. sac issucs, and -euafuriI nsIts are the
tsLgs ~ be- aF0i.e0. A good litIofm M'i is'uAieos
G.d a clear issue between progressive hF4iNifth7l
a. Rourbon Democracy. VII BRING ono Hc ,ina 10
tho ilolt au0 no thc AojhOte h L.'-'n"4 poN'-os
ll.ucinuctl Gazette lkrpJ
The letter of President Eayes approving the
Recommendations 0i the confIesoI uu rAiaiu-u- Lie
gs.l- cFi administration itc Intends 10 Lt"tc a..
one of tie IlO.t mandy and Important oocuniehts e'ef
issueG 5y American Executive. Jts rli sentences
Vii Dee hailed DlC eAtltlutly 0l tut -Aoi 80 'NS
Other TIE la % driYefaicc ltoil ihr l0ial thIA
COu OF aUauECrs ana cOrr thg i4ifOLose
iPAA Atdel iala Fress lEspJ
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RELIGIOUS CONVENUOSS.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
MISSION WORK II UTAH-FRATEENAL RELATIONS
WITH TUE SOUTHERN CHURCH.

4'i'f'A@'ii'i+''
MISSION WORK N UTAH-FRArEENAL RELATIONS
WITH TUE SOUTHERN CHURCH.
CHICAGO, May 29.-Ths morning the Com
uitae on Gu arch Erection reported the overture fom
to Prsytcrv At Ogden Utah which asks the Assembly
70 instruct the Board OF Church Erection to violate Vh r
ruic recurring previous church organization and pay
nen o tho entire cost thereof before aid can 'e gwen
and make exception IN work among Mormons lni.ahs
and Nxc.ns on account OF the harJsbips and poverty
o. winch those people are subjected Tie committee
recommended that the Assembly decline 10 act on the
overture The report was accented Tho Rev Nr Ac"l-
Ian ade speech Of length, urging the importance
Of worh among aOlmon4
The Mileage Committee reported that the majority OF
urcsbyteres have paid ibeif assessments. The total
amount OF mileage collected vac Tzo'-o}; Pau OUT OUT
S2"olj The report, with several amendments was
Tbe committee or TLcaogcal Semnaries made a re-
port which also arOpt.A
The COMMITTEES on Correspondence rcporied the res
luor~ cl ncrruug The Southern reconciliation 4a -tio
(uluisled in to-iay's TBmUNFL substitute was .hr''n
by al Nevy-Oriedus presents no suggestion nnt pr
yousiv considered. and indicates 30 desire To hea
woCD- 0f tue paa or mdinidln ifaitiha feiu"l', h'
mann intention over the record eAfcii '
conditions which upractcaoie therefore tAc asse.
bly, axe no further action This was Clscus co ~ Di
V8ndF Ike and many others, all taking the ground that
advances should be all the side OF Northern fIt
br Vndvl,e read from the official report o. the south
ern General Assembly NAch ilfI ih iol-' 'ir III
10 show that harder wos bad Deen spoken by thai a.
spinbv OF the Northern Y"nF than those WHIch ihey
complained a. Ar s... lj1 no 10 the substitute was
offered which made .ru-u more cOhcii iitot' ana
feuate uroetcded ou t.ia amendment. HiunIE tir
sneak .-- was The ag-d Dr. Puanrr ot 0ouih CtIoaha
VINO .1ode by request of tnc ass b!t. ana lisre nt
auy steps necessary % iratrrIa "isi ''ns De lthrh
V. Rev Mr. Wa vus MISSIONARY ,v Texas, ur.ed Jhat
bOta Substitute and amelu'uent DC voted DOWN.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

THE EDUCATIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
CAUTION FROM THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
TO the EditOr Of The TrtbHHe.
SIR: A paragraph in several of the papers some
DAYS since drew attention 10 the Educltonal Relief Asso
cation giving the names Oi some OF Onr sell known
citizens as directors. GA inquiry found that many Of
these names had been used without permission. This
sh,ud have published once had not others, in whom
had confidence proposed interest themselves IN 10.
and to-day two Of these write that they have with
drawn the permission TO Use their names also Under
the circumstances feel thai the public should be put
on its guard, especially charges have been made
against the old organization Ot the same name.
Yours respectfully, THEODORE Roos8YELr
Commissioner STATE Board Of Chari ties.
Vs,r- York May % 1877.
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HENRY wEEKEs.
LONDON, May 3O.-Ilenry Weekes, the En-
glish sculptor is dead.

Henry Weekes, r. A., was born at Canter-
hrr in -O7 and early in life became pupil Of the late
VIM Behncs the sculptor He also studied under the late
: Frlncs Cran'rcy, whose studio al I1mico he sue
ceeled While a young man, Mr. Weekes was con
.tapt exhibitor at the Royal Academy and
in 1887 COMPLETED bust Of Queen Victoria, tie
fest hat was taken after her accession TO the throne
m executed the statues Of Cran@er, dtimer ana nd
lev for the Martyrs Memorial" at oxford; Of DR..
cod,l al Etou of the Marquis of Wellesley for the
india House of Lord Bacon FOR Trinity College, cam
bridre; OF Lord Auckland for Calcutta. and ~
Sir T. Barnes for Cey0n. His later works include
busts OF Dean Buckland. Lord TrurI, sir Charles
Bell. the scotch. psychologist; the Duke Of MARI
borough sir Geo Cornewal Lewis, the scholar aud
statesman statues Of John Hunter OF Harvey one OF INC
tonps for the Albert Memorial. sardanaalus Tor the
Mansion House and statue OF Charles H. Tor the House
Of Lords lie exhibited "rhe suppliant' IN looo'
shepherd in ls52 and In the same wear obtained the
rod medal OF red by the society OF Arts Iof we pest
treatise on Fine Section of ne Great ENAlboh
In I,5n h- was elected an Ar-Ociht" OF the hoy al
Academy, and ia 1868 became "A k0ym AcAdeiN -iAh-
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THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

To fhs razor or The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you permit the correction Of an
error in the 10 U.s. very encouraging letter recently pub
lished in yOur columns on the advances just made m
medical education in the University Of Pennsylvania
For varous reason. il has not been deemed advisable
institute Immediately the preliminary examinations
there alluded TO- while it is hoped that the system OF
graded course with examinations at the end OF each
term which must successfully passed before the stu
dent can enter on second year VIII be eecual IN
eliminating those not qualified 10 become physci ans
The preliminary examination should form n part of a
arranged course and the trustees Of the Univ lsty
m hope DO able To adOpJ 10 before long
INF iu the mean tnry feel lat tlcy have made a
decided advanee IN the adoption OF three years graded
course iu which laboratory aud 0thcr practical lustruc
nam f. prominent feature, and confidently bupe tO he
sustained bv all friends OF thorough medical education
Very respectfully yours, JAnfs Il-oN' NJ D.
Secretary OF the Medical Faculty.
phil1deIphtd, May 20, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
OPERATIONS IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, May 29.-Goy. Kemper has been
furnished Dy eyonue Collector ives OF LynchDurE with
a copy Of the ocal report Of Deputy Collector Joslyn
of the operations in Lee County against Illicit dstiers
rscounng the capture OF stills and men and fights with
the friends OF captured mem also. reporting that al
Illicit distefs have ben either captured driven from
The state Deputy Collector Josyn gives great credit to
tine county authorities and substantial citizens for assist
auce rendered and SAWS Had il not been Tor the good
citizens Lee. quite the United states Oicias
would nafe IareI very badly IN tlis ana'r"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
GperiaL Notices.

1 Nes Non-Exploiiys 81 etayc. -.
AT gAeTI ..TI-. Sine IN k fIi. 1850. b lLIAARD,
and -rEIEL LAMf DEPOT OlS ~ .al"at N ~
rrlTrs Cas- STOVES, STUDENT, LIBRARY
LAMPS, &c.
Blair. P.h--TL, or,s' Enc,h Remedy igr coat a8d
Ri cumA.l.A. Box 20 pills. NJ 81. W rsiL a. fhAh4fN a
son a s-n,, 22i " tul.-t rw forA -o.i D utu.fsts.
Patents. TfnismaTNs. sNc.,
ret % fflgA "oa.lllisr uY
AETuEh ". hNi E~EN~ ftffNI ACES b,
20 broadway. Nex-YOrA
Rest references -oIf for hr X af r,t.uctlsn
Post-onice Notice. Ihe ioroll .e vecg entns
SAL ltDAt. Iuno - l3.l. Ali close - tl.s osce on
IT E-uAN 30 II no., lDr krtopH Y steamship Wisconsin,.
Queenstown, ON wkDN fsDA =, az n for Europe ~
steamship Bot4n4 Queenstown lcUiresI Tor
70 BE- Forwarded by THIS steamer must b, specially AZ
On, s-clh ana n a. ul France direct, 0t steamship
Laurent wa lasre ON III EspAN at p m. oT Europe
steamship bcleIL via Plymouth thrrDourg, tnd is
burg >ArU kDAl a. for Europe Oy steamship
Oitv Ill., VIA Queenstown irurresl uucite iur Germany,
Scotland. and NCh of ireland be forwarded by
must b. specially addreSscil. and at a.
scotland and North II Ireland Dy steamship Ethiopia
hloyie sud GLASGOW aud 1880 Tor Europe b,
ship MAin via southampton aud Bremen. The steamers
WscOnsIn B1thnia and Ciu Of Berlin 40 rot lake
Denmark. sweden. Norway. The mails fo the West
viii leave Sew York May 80. The mails
FOR Nassau, p Viii NewYork June The nlalls
for China and Japan sil Francisco jane
mails for Aussrea ete VII leave san francsco June 2D
New-HOrk. May o. 1917. T. l. JANEs, Fos..n-ztar
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Remember that Abraham was about TO sacriHce
- on,v son Isaac. the child of his Old age 70 "n' e
As q. ne the viii OF God and the necessities OF hs
DeheNe" - fha Good Book does n tmlNe MENTION ..
peVTn'r lc complaints or oqtcres o. 1s on % A.
an! . and 60 when you md that the ffesHt@h' ia
occsons occ =, the can OF his country and me punilc eA
S for its medication, deems it necessary 70 scti %
ls ana fke away yoN Oi'e an give 4 10 que W.
ncs ,Se av when YOU stood In the hlu yod Ought not
W sos ard sqatrn any more tnan Isaac dd teh ne iS
y ~ - 49, I'M Ter the knit OF his tltu.r hbf1 m
1t % s,r-v tlat cannot write YOU any ON WvFll Ol
latn ~, 81 ,5 cou.o,aon bat such Es have gave unto
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
PROF. BUDD's Estate.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: An intmatiOn in yesterdays TRIBUNE
thar the popular and amented Prof Charles A. Budd has
lett an estate Of $4,000 his family s unfortunately
incorrect His long ness-ncreased by his devotion TO
his patients and prufession-and his great charity aud
generosity, prevented his leaving much beside mum
bef NJ bills due frOm many Of those same patients
knew and loved him as did all who knew him wen and
sneak whereof know" The erroneous report that he
had et any estate might prevent some OF the many ne
attended and benefited from Fastening 60 remember
their uufuinied obligations TO hun and his. Very re-
spectfuly, OoS"A-As lAiLoh
Aer-IOrk, May 25, 1871
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

A professional gentleman of a Maine city.
noted for his hrusquc mauner. aecosted one OF bis
daughters ,u thp street d.y D two 20, and received
"A somewhat causfic reply, accompanied VITA hurried
movement towsrd home and saucy toss OF the heal.
Tho gcpteln,n loo x, pcrpexed FOR moment, aua then
exclaimed q deprecatmg tone. "W Wei 20 aong-you
much Ike your father for lie 10 nave any tHg 70
say 20 y0uw
Gail Hamilton is respectfully Informed that
The Worcester Pres cas her Bashi BazOuEess- Koch
DnillrrlL and lLIrnl Gle.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
SrrANGrR rH.N TILE

STRANGER THtN TIE SIkANGhh' AT a
tie.,tr,,.i .rer m iafrbutgh sig Daniel Macnce sad
thlt MANY people vent % t, ta4ef ~ have TIE Irri
uc. narrowed. f. pecallar pleasure ~ e.PPose'i
flc.lte tla d .oi.e that W.u. Dublin theater 10
hay nights amusement III" great hFs .l,.ons % W.
rityur i~ Halitr and c poor bodies were kept cry
Inc al thr evening. AZ lcngta, ~ one of Tue scrhrs
s, Id le sres tle old uan could stand II no longer
and starting 70 s iect cflcd Out fc long h"Seu 'hai
y. co tus diyarsnun"' -
Murat Halstead is tickled nearly TO death
Cad Hamilton has uratd her back 70 the West and u
pifeh1g INTO the Boston editors. Perhaps lt s goOd
time run, Dir. HaisteaI-i Rochester Democrat ahd
Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
A CONTRADICTION BY WAYNE MAcvEtGH.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Mr. Wayne Mac
veaqn of this city has addressed letter 90 Gen Butter
in reply 10 le letter from tho latter gentleman TO Mar
,laI pifssn Of Nev-Creans. Tie letter coniradicts
ny OF tie sta eIneuts contained in Gen Buffers com
muaicltion. particularly with regard 10 the Use Of
,, and declare that De lAac Yeagh awaits with con
d,eur- and pride tine ind cnt oi me American people
ON l.. laDo, u tne late Commission In LOnisland
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
rRGBuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The .rs s.o-s bs-u-- r41s'oIf u sr' .f ientaf
g0n- - tic- Coz - = hols
gernl ght Sat ssnts toe 9sei aions
psrcarY during those hour
TPrBuSE OFFICE. hay 3n-i n. m-A small but steady
decline in air pressure began yesterday and II not at
al probabie that the rest the week w saow day 80
nearly free from cloud. Temperature rose uniformly
comparing similar hours about To- The moisture Of the
1ir has decreased
Generally far weather and gradually increasing
warmth may be exp cted in this city and vcinity Tor
tyyo days. today showing :ev clouds tlan yesef-
aAy. Tomorrow the C4Juls likely To be more ni-
and IN the last days OF the week some ram Is
natl ipprulaDle.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

COLUMBIA, 5. c., May 29.-The Senate, after
q strone discussion the House Aopropiat 'n hl 20
day. struck out the h section, which provided P270OO0
for payment of interest he bonded debt Of the state,
by vote OF 10 % -. slhseq lenty, however motion
10 reconsider was adopted by vote of 10 90 T. and fur
thor consideration WIS made the. special order for 2
,oloe +ls evening" when the action Of TODAY
rslDed IN. epprO TdtuA oi rJJVJO lor deficiency on
Ua-f-le ltlIcs Of STATE 1Id county ON 'a.- "- re-
frrcd O committee Of conference Tie part OF both
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Chisom fair play they had permitted the prescne Ot
his little daughter 20 stay their hands Tor the Ime
even there might have beer pretense OF civarY
than there can ha now . It IL abOnt time tnat
this State tnngs should come 10 an end, even ia
the most remote diJrcts and part OF the country s
interca ae I'm result than that wnch Is mos
exsssa 90 tho cvl maclnatiOns Of those VINO w.h 10
nike the South q nrrmaneut issue in our politics.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
MRS D. p. GULAGER

Mrs. d. p. Gulager, the soprano singer OF ST.
Tomass Church. died Of peronitis' NJ her residence III
Thirty y-uutst. yesterday morning MIH' "uiAser nau
ene soprauo voice and has been considered Of the
bet ng,rs Of church and oratorio music IL the city
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
BosroY, May 29.-The twenty fourth annual
meeting Of the American Congregational Association
wis hcl at Pilgrim Hal to-day. Reports were read, and
the Hon. E. S. Tobey of Boston elected president,
with - viceresiients representing the denomination
In the United States and Canada
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
Deterioration Not Allowed.

Qualify 4. maintai eI ID all the products OF DEvLN Co..
ana price Is made mo- possbla. They make no
trasf and goods they oner have tie msrA Il
quality.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
A So Rook for Twenty Cents.

SEASIDE LIBRARY 40. 1.
EAST LYAsg Or. TIE EARLs DAUGHTER
out to-day, ana FOR sac 0y al. Nes sdea.ors-
Prce, 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

From TIE Baltimore Sia Ne rhfgot1l Dassafre
Whether, however, the work Oh the moo had
az p0nuc significance or ADt, 10 alike Dfl, laF-
gLI murcefJUs. The Gut9lIfies " tlat State owe
% jCsi ce humanity ANA tf safety II heir Own JeO-
pi 10 nac -hteol5 rctribuou upon te perpetrators
o tlat aDOminaDie crime We have seldom heaIG oi
massacre az wicked, eowardly, and cruel a. had not
ADoas il rcGotuI4S element. IL thcy had gwen Mr
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

sure and IN alble y spepsa indigestion IN all its
phases. Certain preventive Of nius"a morning, ana sea-
sickness. the form lia with all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHBR REPORT


For New England, SLOWLY falling 6lroIneter,
rising tcn,eIaulr south 10 vest winds and ccaf OK
partly ciIudg weather ,.. ..,-.-..- ......
Fo- me lower like region End Middle Atante 2ta,es,
slowly falling bnf oueier SIrg feinncrtturf
to southwest winds, and clearing or parity oi0duS
weather
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
NIRRIED

ARMOUR-wILBER-O rlesiay. Nay %. by the Rev.
Howard crosby D. D.. Uemlu .. Armour anu LOtue II
WllDer all OF this city. No cards
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Al Notices ~ Narr5Igss must be iadorsed With fsI1
,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

secured iu tLf All-A sttfh -i. IflsA Hatisr DY
AETHJh n hhif~hN. r. "a = NJ ASE,t. b.
20 Lradway, Nes-YorI-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14
DISTRIBUTION OF PAEMIUM BONDS.
OONgTABLRS' SALES.

Jacques Levy VS.. Markus Muller, same
Second Justice CoaTt for the Parish Of Orleans,
Nos. SOC, 944, 945 and 9i6.
DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS
I'D to me directed by the Hoo. w. II. Holmes sec.
0nd Justice Of the peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans ia the above entitled quits, will proceed
TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Aucti0neere Exchange on Royal street, between
Canal and Customl0nse streets, on MONDAY Feb
ruayy 5, 1877 at twelve o'clock NJ, the OlloWngde-
seribed property
ELRvkN Lois OF GROUND, with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon. situated in the
Third District Of this city designated lots Nos.
J. ~ Is, "a. IS 10, II and 49, 10 square No. 80,
bounded by force. Havana and Virtue streets and
London pr0menahe az per plan drawn by J. A.
Purge, on May 2, 1913, and measuring in American
measure, viz. Lots Nos. / q and 4, each, 80 feet
mont Oh London promenade. BY 10 feet in depth,
and 49, measuring. each. 30 + OF mont on FORGE
street, BY l20 feet deep between parallel lines; lot
No. II forming the ecrner o. Fercs apd Havana
sreets.
SID improvements thei con, snusied in the Thir4
District Of this city. designated lots nos. g. I,
g. g. 10 and II, square \ o. 49, bounded BY London
promenade Havana, megiat and Law streets,
Is per plan drawn by ChArls c. Crawford on April
g. 1855. and deposited in the ofics Of A. DreyfuB,
fellows: Los No. 6, 80 feet inches On Aaglltrate
street. BY 100 fest inches deplh; lot No. Z 80
feet inches on Magistrate street, by l60 feet
inches IA depth lot No. 3, 30 feet inches front on
MagiAtIate street, By l6o feet inches IN depth
lots N0a- 9, 10 and II, - feet ffout on Havana
street, b. ITO feet In dep b; lot No. forming ths
corner Of MAGISTRATE and Havana strBetn.
Seized in the above numhaEld and entitled 6aiff
Terms-oaeh en- the spot
ias II 10 JOBS MCCORMICK Constable
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