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orR IS Cashmere suits are saine sold by others
at ST.. EKyatS BRtfS,
Seventh and 4 streets.
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Fyrny P.RsoS's HAIR

prevents It's Sccomns dry and harsh. Thompson
Pomade Optme Is specially suitable; il keeps the
hair an and glossy. and mparts to II strength and
vitality. IS aud " cents per bottle. sold by all
ITugKists.
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TwILlIpsiLK UuGRELL.s, $50 srrSrNEss, 1877
PcnnSy wanna avenue.
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CHRIsTADoRo's HAL, DYE

Is the safest and the best n instantaneous In 10
action, and produces the most natural shades o.
bkck or brown, does not stain the kkih and Is easily
applied. II Is standard preparation, and q hyorits
upon every welLapponted toilet for lady or gentle
man. For sale by all druggists aud hairressers.
JOSEPH CHRisTA DORo.
Proprietor, T. .. BOX ana, New York.
apl0 TukS5m
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AlrAcA
and Serge Goats. cast color5 as.
EisrNAS BIOS,
Corner Seventh and L streets.
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STRAW HATS, with light trimmings; SrISENEIz,
1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Carriages and Lgt; Wagons Of the ls:s,t styles
be engaged by the month. week, day OF JOB Coaches
for plcncs fishing parties al short notice We call
special attention TO our Horse Boarding Department
Our stables are the coolest with the best ventilation
and largest stall. to be found In the city, willis,
carriage parors properly ventilated and dry. As
there Ia but one building adjoining W., and that q
brick Que, We are nearly hTeprooL my22n
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SCHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SUMNER RESORT
VIII open for guests June ., at moderate rates
Large grounds, ample shade, resident physician.
Send for circular.
J.. u. HUNT,
Jul I'm Schooleys Mountain. y. J.
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MIXED STRAW Hlrs, blue bands srlSENrTz, 1877
Pennsylvania avenue.
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IOINEY POINT HOTEL.

This hvorite place Of resort, nearer to Washington
and more easily reached than any other, has BEEN
taken by the undersigned who proposes TO increase It's
attractions during the present afns0n.
As place for safe rowing, sailing fishing and bath
ing, Is unsurpassed, and prposc to keep the house
In better style than ever. Good music and dancing
can be indulged In At any time.
Terms;-Per day, taiG per week, eic TO tlS per
month, epto 30 children and servants half price.
Special rates for families.
ie+iIn ANDREw J. swEETsER, Prop.
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PANTS to order; s.. EIsKNAS Bros,
Corner Seventh and 4 streets.
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III o l. II A NJ $
AGCE AND LIVER PAD

marvellous III lis prompt and radical r1ie for evsry
species OF Liver aud Stomach difficulties II 'oataat
only harmless vegetable compounds, nrd IL IVORY
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vitals Ina
Liver and Stomach. II removes torpldty or the
Liver, and arouses the Stomach from It's dormant
state, nrresng fermentation, torpor and pain, by CIV
Ing the natural quantity o. bile and gastric Juice II
also ritnlizes the entire system with natures true
tonic II arrests all detcrofated aud poisonous fluids
system by way Of circulation. IL hhsorb- nom ihs
body every particle Of BLOOD POISON. whether III.
uus nialnria or medicinal, and leaves the w.arcI Ia
perfect health Sent BY mall; free Of cnArgc, on r.
PHNY, 10. Is Maiden Lane, l.. o. Box sii2 New
York or 2+s West Fourth street. Cincinnati Ohio. All
live dTuFKsts keen inell,
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States Capitol, upon the public buildings for eight
years, and Is pronounced by Llm to he the best and
most durable paint In the wsrla. II is also used by
Messra
W. W. Corcorau, Gilbert n. To~Ies,
Shas Ednlonson, builder, EdsaId Owens,
Henry roiEinhorn. Miller 4 20.
samuel bacon. william DIXON,
;, m. I' hIs,s"ai. %Iis% J: Rea.,r.se.
Daniel Harmon. III. DsSiel.
t Sssi!s; f@S%%" Ss4 C %s% w Rsns
Com i T. %yim.n. S benz L hM ,lsq1n.
s.. Joseph Parsonage Daniel d. Gone.
John T. Lee. S%1 si,,niofe RaiifoSa
George I. Campbell. q Treasury.
Hope BTos., U. s. Patent Ofice,
f iG% Tee Risst u N1Ts M1s CITY Dis
George l. SHERIFF U, Il. Printing Once.
Christopher L. wolco,t, y. T. u. PiicLer, Soldiers
$. j. Gas,lensn. Us, SOLDIERS Home.
McDelmou BIOS, Ublted States Insane Asy.
SnIn ! uGier, vs.. Light, Hon.e Board,
Daniel k3lh, Edward Clark, Architect
f tai%sl a'Ii' willard, . %1Ri!S'i Hotel,
Joseph sln,m., itssda paOc School
joH" wsnsr" Sons. Ian, =. years. A"u'''
I,IhiS BrhieHs, Nj. kuTd Won SChloEer
T. a. Lutte, German Consul,
Sebastian nmAn, Northern Liberty Market,
Mrs. NJ. C. MAckey, Company Co
James N. =. Jackson, pTGtesianI Episcopal Thro.
George BuIges lngilhl Seminary and
Douglas MOoTes son, High School, Va.
EnUCh TUtten
SOrItE.-The public are cautioned against certain
psIipactc pant. vcndeTs IN Washington VITO have Of
late been representing themselves agents and OFFER
Ing for sale lIOntlad Paint land IN some instances
We are advised snecing sales under these representa-
uOEsJ We wish TO say that h such repTtsCn tAlIOEs
are false aud sales nautulent and That They cannot
Furnish one pound Of Iron, lad Paint. We have u
few agents In Washington taking order, for Iron Clad
Paint, ard they are properly authorized In order To
guard agans. inIpOstion, property holders desiring
Pain, will do welt 10 sda esa OUT ONCE re l.iIp
agents 70 prOd-ce Auih.I!iy H. mTEhh.
JAMES NOLAN,
o.. Dlltrrt northwest,
ny1llm Wa'hIngiCI. G
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yEtiETISI
TIE BKaT SPRING MEDICINE


THE Bk1J SPRING hEDftrNE
CuARL EsTows.
H. r. Htrers ,.q'
DF,R SIR: This b 10 certify ths4 have used yo,ss
"Boo,t Preparation In my family for several years
and think that, for SCrofnla tankerous HumOrs
Rheumatic Affections Il cannot be exceilcd and NJ u
blood purifier and spring medicine II In the bsst thing
have ever used, and have used almost everything.
can chccrfnlly recommend II TO any one In need Of
Bieii mc,lirinr.
Nougs respectfully, NRs- A A. DINsNORE,
~ Russo. ! vi rect.
vEGErINn
TRErAREDB
II n. STEVENS, BosTos, Mass.
.vEGETiNE IL SOLD ny ALI. DRuGotsTR
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COLORADO HOUSE,

COLORADO HOUSE
~ OCEAN beach, MONMOUTH Co, MI,
OPESs SoR UCksrs JUsEl.
One hundred feet from good bathing. Two lakes
and pine woods within three minutes walk Of house.
House has all modern cDnvenences, will ncconimo.
date 20 guests Terms, tl1 per day, and si+ per
week, few choice ru1nis at tis and tlS A. r.
COOK. late ofthe wnst End House, Cape May. Pro.
prietor. Apply ut id7 Chestnut street, Philarlpha,
Pa icllm
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FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
SEwiHG MACHINES.
New Imrroyed Davis
Howe.
Wheri"r 4 wilson.
bennington,
All Kinds for J Eee, tY ~ z p < no, Month
ml1m 81 Ninth street northwest
HALLET. DAVIS n co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded The HALLET.
DAVIS cos GRAND. UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS
II. L SUMNER, Agent
81 NINTH STREET NoRTHwEsr.
PIANOS EXCHANGED
AND SOLD on lNsTALLMESTs
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
rN.H PsoN's
Gs sHIRr SIS
MASuFAcToRy.
SII hest Dress Shirts to order for SI36a
FIT warranted perfect Material ~arTan,ed Richard:
FINE flannel vNpEgwEAR TO ORDER 4
SPECIALITY.
Six ready made shirt. eor -; .r unfinished shirt, for
fa Boys Shirts h!'i and IS cents
MEMS FINE FuRNlsHlNGs
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SUMNER RESORTS.

A LLEGHENY MOUNTAIN RESORT,
"A ericsson SPRINGS HOTEL.
This popular summer resort win he open for the
crptOn Of guests the 18th day OF June. Toerges
Orchestra has been engaged for the SEASON. Fish,
hunting. &c. For terms address, 4 J. USUElt
Jet.im Supt. Union Depot Hotel, Pittsburg Pa
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HOME COMFORTS.

HOME COMFORTS.
rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED BEi LEAVE TO INFORM
- their friends and the public generally that they
M LLINa, RgsLNEss
. %f5'e. w SSs Sss h %T
BEST FAMILY ANn PEERLESS FAMILY
Although the Centennial premium and other brands
Caf @Ga %s1e msae 3 hs .ns
asr SnT the w hye g an lon
and faXori,e standard, believing tia, v. can thu,
,T ss iG S jamie ns @.Ss
Family Flour. r. WEhH.
ieIj.2w. L. ". WEUH
FELIX DEsFoSsEs FRENCH BAKERY.
"fh'f TE II Ss pIsf1sss Success
the weknown and only real French baker In Washing
ton, has removed 10 No 9OIs ii street between Tweii.
nsa WHERE shs hef bu l Wv ave
s has greater Achilles ian before for the hsnaiS
thread speciality. Liberal terms offered to hotels
n, B.-French Bread is recommended for persons
q delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspsI,sia BeMare OF imtations: aettf
q T. BOWEN,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAzIER.
PAINTER AND GLAZIER.
se5 Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh sts
Jobbing promptly attended to. au2Stf
HOTELS.
IMPERIAL HOTEL
FIRsT.CIASs AND LOW RATES
Board reduced TO 80, 50 90 per month, accord
Ing to location OF rooms
Table board vs. per month. Transfer rates u per
day.
myaiim JAS 8. PIERCE. Proprietor
FBBlTT HOUSE.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY AND NAVY.
WASHINGTON. DC
myi0tI &c. WILLARD, Proprietor.
WoRMLETs HOTEL
CORNER II AND FIFTEENTH sTREETs
firstclaSs In every respect. mySu
TRYING HORSEPOWER OF EIGHTH AND
i streets northwest. Pleasant rooms Table hoard
20 per mouth. mh2stf
SHERMAN HOCSE-A FIRST.CLAsS PRIVATE
y HOTEL. Rooms suite single. FTst.Clas,
table board ut 81 per week 81 per month. No. ia
and as Third street. Just above Pennsyly ana avenue
A Of 81 n nj 4
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Thomas Bowling:
AZ 10 o'clock, valuable paintings, chamber sets,
mirrors, china, glassware, &c.
By ?. A. Darneille:
AZ o'clock, frame house. with two building lots,
corner Of and Tenth streets northeast
by James s. Edwards, John scldcn and W. J. Nil.
Ter, trustees
At $50 O'Clock lot No. 6, in square No, 7sa also,
iots Nos. a. - g. ~, % and &c In square No. T6l.
BY z. Foley:
Al O'Clock, valuable housewarc, 6ne mirrors,
desks, Sc.
by Wash h. Williams:
AT i o'clock, valuable improved property on
Eleventh street southeast, in philadelphia Row"
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A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALLIC
MAUGER New " myJm
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DASTuRAGE FOR HORSES AND COWS. AP.
ply to Z. LrONs SwSter street, Georgetown.
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NEW ADVERrIsEMEYrs.
.CARRIAaEs' CARRIAGES,

The largest stock and greatest variety at the lowest
prices ever offered In the city. large number Of
Second hand carriage ut q sacrifice.
Repairing promptly attended 10 at reduced price!
ROBERrI GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 40 10 IG Eighth street north
An4f taIn
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL--:Mrs J Lewis and child, N Y
N ID Latson, a; seaton, Pass Christian
Adolfo Basso. steamer Toufera: A Jones. city
d j Crane, city. w 0 Cooke, Thomasville: nj II
Leavitt and wife, Miss Mabel Santley, Miss
Louise Montague. Miss Viola Clifton, Miss Rosg
Lee. Miss SMllie Adams, Miss Lulu Mortimnre
Miss Fannie Florance, Miss Rosita Leonie. Miss
Hattie. Forrest, Miss Nellie Young, James Col.
Inns, VIM Lester, Paul Allen Ben Leavitt W M
I Hogan, Geo w Dixon. A Shafer Thomas JOEL
w @ Mitchell. Abe Leavitt. Geo 3 Knight. Sophie
Worrell. g Watson. Gus Phillips, r 9 White
Wy; NJ Bnrford, Atlanta: Miss Duvenage
Berlin; Chas 4 Chase. Revenue cutter Dix: Mrs
% Lewis. Mrs ] W Thomas. Pass Christian Mrs
M y Fleurot, Miss Lucretia Fleurot q G Zenor
st Mary: W BARROW. Va:J NJ Mckee, Calves
Sir. CHARLES HorE1.-Chas aobb and wife
! N Y: Capt @ w Stinde N o: w Allison, Pitts
burg; j Jennys jr. N Y: F P Poche, wife
and child. Jno. A stevenson. u Scanneli, La
Levin Lake. n Y;y L Blake, Mobile: J s Hanna.
Ky; G Gallup. Mobiles d b Marshall Balti-
born, steamship New Orleans.
..CASSIDY'S:-Cha Dorsett, w d Berill, VIM
McNab. X Hamilton, |. II Baritoire, M i Ma
chen, John Sedberg. r Feddis, La: j W Terry.
I u Carothers, d Ball, s H Whitworth. + b
Daney, f H Hartman A Cohen, Il Moran, ID
Lanawer.. Curtis, Miss; Gus Phillips, r G
White n Y: Thos Il Moffett Va: Ware schr
: 81. JAMES HoTEL-aH Bell. Louisville: E
derson. E L Hull. Ware, city; L hurry Day,
Mrs kavard Rogers. Claxton Troupe; John A
stevens. Mrs Stevens, Mrs Phillips, Prof III
Gardlner, Harry Phillips. w H Wells New York
y J9hes. l. III Holingsworth, n Bonney
MISS w IL Frishie. Tangipahoa.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
The New Orleans Manufacturing and
Building Company Vs. Macmillan Catoire
nd rth

The New Orleans Manufacturing and
Building Company vs. Macmillan Catoire
SE US N25n9 Justice COURT COURT FOR
- the parish Of Orleans, No 10 53g-By virtue
OF q writ Of alias feri facias. to me directed by
tn Hon. John Mccormick, Second Justice OF he
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans in the
above stated suit. win proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets. in the Second District Of
this city, ON MONDAY. November 5, 1877. at IL
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
Of Macmillan Catoire in and to the following
described real estates acquired by him under
and by virtue of an adjudication made to him
by the Civil Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans on
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
this State, designated by the number eighteen
OF square number ffty-three, bounded BY Pry-
tania. Perrier, Berlin and Milan streets. on a
photographic plan deposited in the office of
AdolDhe V azureau. late a notary public in this
city, 9 photographic copy Of which plan Ii an
neTed Tor reference to an act passed before Paul
the third Of April. 1867, purporting TO be o sale
of lots by Joachim Kohn to Jacob Lagenstein,
which lots measure thirty feet front on Perr1er
street by one hundred feet In depth, between
equal and parallel lines; together with all and
the rights ways. servitudes, privileges
and all other advantages thereunto belonging
or reservation Being the same nronerty ae-
CURED by purchase by the late Jean L. Catoire
from said Joachim Kohn by act passed before
SAID late notary, Paul H. Lareche. on October 30.
1863.
seized in the above stated suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot,
oc5 26 nos VI RUSSELL. Constable.
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esMaN PAsuA.
The t,areer ana Exploits of the Great
Turkish General.

osman .Pasha is a Turk by race, by birth and
by education, He received his early education
sra h or spy years 81 s p' n Husshh
PROFESSOR Of Arabic ~ the preparatory schools
e lYnsa 81 be Mi After the completion q his
tered the Turkish. army with the rank Of lieu
tenant and made his dehutin the career of arms
at the commencement ls5s-of the, Crimean
that time nothing is bnown of his adventures
sn the gan nsaprrsston where he
moted to n eoloneler for his share
was dSe q sts ths ou IT, u 1sHa Army
mand, Of the ,Widdin Divislon,, with which. he
beat Lechjanin and captured Saitschar After
Field MarshaI-and was continued IN his func-
tions Of eomnaander-in chief of all the troops
n the Ms Y bs the f 20 Ypoed Ea
in the coming spring. What he has done since
Is tee well known to need reeagitulation here.
tail II Satire ana n ike mo IF his race Wien
they dos not become obese at an early age.
sparely but strongly built. His features re are
sasi9n and dauntlesss courage. A rigid observer
RI The q the ah neys ne fSe15 , IN
sharing the privations d his troops, for whom
he has always shown marvellous .solicitnde
Osinan owes his premotion entirely TO his
own merits. and not to the intrigues Of the
harem or of party. ont of which he seems,
so. FAR. to have kept himself. This may
help him SO long as he continues to be
successful, but, as he has no hackers at home
his first serious defeat involving the loss of his
present nosition ct flevna will be the signal for
IA great man but he has been a lucky one. Not
one Of bis sorties has been anFthing more than
o splendid exhibition Of brute courage, and his
loss of Jovdseha is In itself suificientto deprive
him OF all claims TO be ranked Us careful gen
I'M NO q uxi mn Nvat ts,,e
fensive movement which he has undertaken has
been made either too soon or too late. his troops
have been engaged by driblets and he has either
neglected to follow up his successes when won,
or he has been unable to do 80 from the numeri-
cal weakness of his columns. His chief and
indeed, his only merit Is to be found in his stub
nornness OF purpose. and Is probably due to his
Intelligence In listening tie and proflting by the
eounsels of his foreign staff officers and en-
gtneers. for. no uatiyelyse educated Turk could
have ever, designed and executed the works
around Pleyna. where every redoubt IL con
strueted with knowledge of details only to be
learned by long years of practical application
TO the science Of military engineering,
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NOTICE.

by special arrangement made with the Lou
\ fsiana Cotton Tie Company the following
presses. 10 wit
Levee Steam Cotton Press. J. G. Denis, Pres.
Atlantic Press. Al. J. cunts 4 Co,
Canal Street Press, J. G, Van Wickla
Commercial Press. Smith & Goldsmith.
Fire Proof Press. J. 2. Moore.
Jackson Press. OB1en & Co.
Louisiana Press. E. X. Bryant
Liverpool Press. Stanley & Co.
1Orleans, Shippers and Pelican. Samuel Boyd
Co.
Penn. Kentucky and Planters Herndon 4
g Krumbhaar.
!. Natehez Press, L. A. Levy, Jr.
Virginia Press. Lewis & Lynd.
Union Press. A. P Mason.
Are prepared to tie compressed cottons with
the Gilman Fuller and Grip Tie on the written
ESrder Of Messrs. John B. LATTE & Co., mana
gers, for an additional charge of Is cents per
bale. to be paid to aud collected by Louisiana
cotton Tie Company oc26 2w
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An Old Vessel.
beaufort IS. O. Tribune. !

The brig Derwent Can't Robert Wilkerson
snid TO be the eldest vessel that floats is again
III. our. waters. consigned to the well known
she Wiil take cargo Of lumber. The Derwent
was built In 1910. and has her original planks
and timber still as Sound az the day they were
put together, and Is as staunch as when first
built, She registers e7o tons. though her bur
then is nearer 400. She is of Merryport. Cum
berland, England. Her captain is social Jolly
tar, and is as proud of his ship az an Indian Ia
of a Jewel In his nose
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- -.
An Arctic Expedition.

Among the new bills introduced in the House
OF Representatives en- Monday, was one offered
by Mr. Hunter. Of Indiana. TO authorize an ex-
petition to the Arctic seas This Is the same
bill that was faverably reported upon by The
Naval Committee through Mr.. Willis, of N W
york, at the last session. and embodies what Is
known as the Howgate plan. It is strongly
recommended BY scientists, geographers and
expIorers IN thfseeountry and Europe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-05
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Norris new

= .-.-.--.- HItlIl Sumo vs.. SNne.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, Nos. 1913 and 6f25-By
virtue of two writs Of fier facias. to me direct
Court for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled causes. for city taxes of 1875 and
1876, will proceed to sell at public auction. ut
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, II the Second District of this city, on
MONDAY. November 5. 1877. at 70 o'clock m. the
A CERTAIN. petition or GROUND. sit
Sated in the First District Of this city. in
square number two hundred and etghty-eieht
bounded by Rampant. White, Thalia and Erato
streets designated as lot number five, measur-
ing thirtytwo feet front ON Rampart street by
ninety seven feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Oc3 1g nos
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Henry Lett vs.. DIR. oscar HoIthofr.

SIXTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 543-By virtue OF a writ of
heri facias, to me directed by the Hon Peter
Kaiser, Sixth Justice Of the Peace In and for
the parish Of Orleans, will proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at my warehouse. corner of
camp and st. Mary streets. on SATURDAY
November 10, 1877. at - O'Clock M. the following
described property, to wit
ONE BUGGY.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit. : z 80 - =
s Terms Cash on the spot.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-05
New York's Loss Of Population.

High taxes have begun to tell In New York.
a recent letter from that city says: The fact
compared with tina of last year. has given rise
TO the suspicion that the true explanation is not
10 be sought for IN the decline of D. itieal inter-
est on the part of the community but in a posi :
tive falling Off of our population"
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FOR SALE.

ESOR SALE So AN ELEGANT AND COM
l. plete set OF furniture desks and fixtures
suitable Tor 9 banking or counting house. APP
E'OR sALE--AN UPRIGHT PIANO. NEARLY
street. ser Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-05

ENOR ENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Il rooms. single or in suites, with board mt No
63 Bourbon street, near Canal. oc27 1m*
FOR RENr-THREE COMFORTABLE BED
L rooms In Q strictly private family. Parlor
dren In the house or other boarders. Location
pleasant and convenient. Address d.. Demo-
crat office. oc11 IF
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- about the sixteenth of October, 1877. a
NOTE, dated January /. 1877. drawn up by John
Ernest in favor of J. Helm, for the sum of $1G5.
therefore caution the public to have no trans
action Tor this note, j. Helm.
nos 3t%
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The Charlotte Observer tells Of a murderous
affray between two negroes at a corn shucs ing
In CASTOR county, 1t says: A crowd gathered
around with clubs. and sticks, and prevented
any one from interfering, and the fight lasted
for some. time. Finally Holland got Neel,
down. and ehoked him till he died.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-05
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
q 10 NOS
The city Of New Orleans vs.. John n,


Meileur: same VS.. same. same VS.. same
same sam, Y; Joseph Meilleur..
paIs q 6rsah mio Nos ooV i q fg 5 q aH aa5
and 5ag1-By virtue of four wrts Of fieri
facias, to. me directed by the honorable the su-
perior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
In the above entitled causes, for city taxes of
1862 1874. 1875 and 1876, will proceed to sell
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis
triet of this city, on MONDAY. November 8. 1877.
at u o'clock M, the following described proper
4 CERTAIN petition OF GROUND. sit
number two hundred and nine, bounded BY
st. Charles. Terpsichore, Carondeet and Eu-
terps streets. designated as lot number thir-
teen measuring thirty two feet front on st.
Charles street by one hundred and twenty
eight 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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