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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


4
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana VS.. Amgnste
THIRD DISTRICT 'A GIjotURr FOR THE
= Parish ut Orleans. No. 241Bi-By virtue OF
. writ Of seizure and sale. to mo directed BY tho
h ' tho Third District Court for tho, par,
chants aud Auetionears' Esohat t.p $50 Hoyal
street. between Canal and Customhouse stre OTIS.
n the !becond Dlstriet Of this city. on MON
following described property, to wit
A PIECE OF GR0UND. with oil the buildings
anu improvements thereon. situated in tho
sixth District Of tho city Of New Orleans. late
bounded by Napoleon Avenue. Nayades. now IT,
Charles, Apollo md Jena streets, designated by
lhe number sixty4nine on n plan drawn by
Itmpel. late surveyor. dated tho eighteenth Of
March. 1884. and deposited in the office Of l.. r.
Oaire, late notary public in this city: said
pieces of ground measures. in American mems
ure, one hundred feet front on buip Nnyades
now Ut. Charles. ana Apollo streets by u front
ofthrss hundred and six feet on Jena street. TO-
gether With thirty-oue shares ot the mortgage
attached.
beised in the above suit
Terms md ditons@trhe purchaser 10 fur
hish y stock note for tho sum Of three hundred
otOsteber, 1W7, hnd renewable according to the
charter OF tho Citiaeus' Bunk If Louisiana and
ths balance cnsh. the purchaser ~ assume
~ ths 1bIgatlons .nna feapapsb titles Ut u
Htoekholder Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana,
ana he stock note 80 furnished TO BIS identified
with the act Of mortgage by Mrs, Rose H. HIT
bert in favor of tbs Cti1us' I;ank Of Louisiana
passed. on the nth of November, ts47. before
ghhs. BDuduusquie late notary public In New
Orleans, and with ths shefiYs deed Of sale In
this case,
THOs. Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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=. :. - IIfVFIHj III FINNUIi
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Meyer wei, vs.. Joseph Hnrnett ana The-


LuFrH DlH sII th0 GdH GIe w fon THE PAR.
i ish Of Orleans, No. by virtue Of u writ
Of seizure and sale. to mo directed by the hop4
Orleans, in the NIB ,ye entitled cause. will pro-
csed TO sell Mt public auction at tile Merchants
and Auntionee's, Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal md Cnstomh9use streets. in tho
Second District Of this city, pn SATURDAY.
September IL. 1877. ut II o'clock IN, the following
described property, to Wit
A GBHrhIN LOT OF GROUND, with al the
buildings aud improvements thereon. situsted
bounded by Levee. Tonlousc Chartres and Vt.
Louis streets. designated blythe number seventy
two 6ts y plan deposited IN the office of ?. Jtt-
costa. hate n notary public in this city. and mens-
nres twenty feet two inches and a half front on
Isses Street by one hundred and for y-eigbt
feet eight Inches on the line separating II
from lot number sevrnly-threet ssvsnty.
SIX feet on tho opposite line next to ~. Louis
street thence opening ut right angles nye feet
four inches two lines. the said lot has n second
depth OF seventy-four feet ten inches aud
four-eig btbs,. and twenty five feet five and half
inches in width In the rear. Together with
three hundred and ten shares of the capital
stock Of tho Citizens Bank Of Louisiana now
reduced TO two hundred and ninety shares.
secured by mortgage on said properly. Being
the snme. property acquired by the defendant
herein, Mrs Theresa Aaron. by means Of u ptlr4
tltion between herself and the heirs Of Fanny
Bernstein, rs per act passed before Joseph
Conn. II notary public in this city, dated twenty
first November. 1868
Terms-The purchaser to assume the. pay.
ncnt Of n stock note in favor Of the Citizens'
Bank Of Louisiana. for the sum oftwo Thousand
tho first Of May 1873, fixed or renewable accord
Ing e the terms Of the charter OF the Citi-
5ens' Bank of l. uisana. aud the balance Of the
price OF adindicatir21n' &c c q on the SPOT
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish Of Orleans.
aui "a Re6 IS
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans No. 39Gs7-Wbereas. Mrs.
letters Of administration on the estates Of the late
John and Emeine Davenport, occeased intes-
concern. TO show cnuse within ten days why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
Bv order Of the court
aus 10 24+ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession Of FredPricka Ruschncit
...id.r - LIZ :. p ..n.ra.. :. IL l..uuaaaI M

NuccessiOn Of FreUPriCkn RuAch nlc Ter,
widow Of Henry Brewer and deceased wife
Of John Johnnis:,
- ish Of Orleans, No. 35,467-Nofice IL hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate. and 10 all
other persons herein interested. TO show cause
within ten days from the present notification.
If any they have or can. why the account pre-
sented by Albert Leber. administrator Of this
estate, should not be approved and honolo-
gated and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith
BY order Of the court
a1l5 10 ~ JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of Catharinn Kraus.

AsECoND DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
- ish Of ,rleaps No. 1860 Whereas, Il. r.
Parker Public Administrator. has pettioned
the court for letters Of administration on the
estate Of the yite Catharinn Kraus. licensed
intestate. Nvtice IL hereby given 10 oil whom
1t may concern to show eause within ten dat Il
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
by order Of tho court.
ntil5 10 glf JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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StlFEESStUH ~ ~ iFhnH UsIeTHIWi1tT.
StECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
hereby given to the creditors Of this estate
and to all otner persons herein interested, to
show cause within ten days from the present
notificaion II any they have can why the
account presented by the administrative Of this
estate should not be approved and homologated
and the funds distributd IN accordance there
with
an1o q % JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession of Robert Geddes.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 50 ,6I3-NOtfce j. hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all other
persons herein interested. to show cause within
ten days from the present notification. If any
they have or can, why the account present
ed by Henry Renshaw. t5stamentary executor
Of the deceased should not be approved and
homologated and the funds distributed in ac-
cordance Herewith.
By order Of the court.
aus 81 "a or JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Succession of john Dnrk,n.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No. 36,594-All persons hay-
ing claims against the above succession are re-
uuested to present the same within ten days
from date to the undorsigned.- -
r. z. SYKES.
Administrator Of John Durkin,
au16 90 25* No. 235 Gravier street.
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John Roubedc vs.. Catherine Hamilton.

OWL Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
all13 20 SEP Ia
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Dr. Dutt, Hindoo physician of Calcutta, has
recently Published technical work on the mateIa me
dice OF his c0uuryncn In footnote he describes q
method OF preparing paper for manuscripts TIE object
beng 90 render paper proof against insects and de-
cay Tue method Of preparation Is chiehy he use oil
siz.bg made OF arsenic tr-sulplde ofpimeno and an
emulsion % tamarnd seeds. Tie efficacy OF arscnc for
sncn purposes not 20 De questioned bur The dangers Of
IT, use wOIi probably surpass lts advantages. he
AfteHnam recommends the suggestion TO Tho Indian
Ofice ~ thc Bfsh Government but H. 81 opinion tAa
sfr,r dcc0cqu Cf Qua.sia might Tie purpose "
Tho arecuc tLt.c for fearing that gusslA
would lo4g keep its preserYatye powers, tie hcid
lie oilau fog better suggestion Perhaps 6unv Of Ou
cbenlsts who have been wondering what their
pounds with tcusy liable names are good Tor nnght ma
r. sinc Of those novelties required permancucc and
autiseptic power
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~ H. I.-Goodwil and furniture Tor sale Address as
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will sail in octobsr Tho interesting countries of the
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For pamphlet containing ful Information appyto
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~ Nclolss Hotel, y. Y
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3ce dream.
Proposals.

DKFARIBpsT oYI lE iSrENOB, /
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIR.", WASHINGTON Aug. \. 1871
GEALFD PROPOSALS. iudOrsed " Proposals
y Ter sugar Rice" may boz win be T,oriycd
30 MalkCrst New i"k, until II "a. on Thursday,
August TO- 1877. for furnishing the following quantities or
Sugaf aud Rice for Indian service. viz:
$4,000 pounds Of sugar.
els pounds of Ric..
Particulars The requirements IN bidding may be Oh
apple .hoyo nsned place. Of Hon T. NJ.
KINGSLEY ~ Clinton place. New YORK. on at the Indian
Onire, Washington
The articles Be Furnished within Ave days OF ap.
y. o. SMITH Commissioner.
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Eaw Schools.

NOLTMBIA COLLEGE LAW-SCHOOL.-Ihe
" twentieth annual tenn Of this lrsiiuton comncnees ~
No ,;ret Jones st. York "Wednesday October !" ana
continues MAY 49, 1919 The course 81 lnHtrIc'i94 en-
braces years For cajs gues etc., adies ~ No Hrta'
ZONES a.. III EODOKE ". DWIGHT, Professor
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NOW OPEN
NEW. QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH MANIGATrAN BEACH HOTEL
OK COSEE ISLAND.
GRAFULLA'S FAMOUS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
pieces plays afternoon and evening Grand sacred
SUNDAY evening.
STEAMERS D. II. MARTIN AND NORWALk
Leave every Gay (~unlaJ insiudesll as i0loNs.
The -. y. NARrfS from
22tst, n is.-oiu ll;i0 a. N. lao, $40 $40
Par =, y. K-T:iO Is a. n., ~ m, =, :, 6 y.
The SOHMAL Tx from
22d-st. y. K-lUsD am, l24o. 24o, 4iO, $40 .. IN.
Prrr !. y. r. tBtteryl-ll a W., !. 3, 2, y. m
Connecting Ridge with for the Beach. Closo
nectuns Bay Ridge, going and coming. Time from Piers
and Bay RIDGE 20 mnutes frum Bay hidgo Ia Beach
- Pare round trip, 30 cens This the quickest
most pleasant rou" from New ofk 10 the sea shore.
BROOKLYN 10 MANHATTAN BEACh-ITalns leave
East Newlork CSC. 7ip 900 l0la. llI6 IN; 1888,
1850 2:i4, 353. t57. 6lo, 7i5, $50 p m.
DONDOUT aud MISUNDERSTANDING at New
Al burch Pouyhksepse Highland Pals West pent, Corn
wall Marlboro. Milton ksopns connecting Win Ulster ane
Del x. r., steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL ana JAMES
BALDWIN from Pier foot spring ST., n. L. daily Az p
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European papers give q marvellous account
NJ rcnt discovery M Tie bottom. Of Lake Geneva. An
American il Is ID. was in boat which upset near
the village Of Saint Pregts. The American carpet-hhs
went 10 TIC bottom. aud the owner after getting ashore
hired two divers to recover lis luggage That vas
brought up. and with il a superb antique vase win
handles tie form being Elruscou. Numerous Tctrfac-
lion. ana tiseIner. o. white marble also found
end further exploration favored the belief that an an
eicn town was there submerged. Tie authorities cf the
pcighboIiu village took tie matter in hand, and liter
slv spread oil or the 20 obtain greater trans
rarercy A. latest accounts the remains two hundred
ior4es layc been d lia 7sAcd, laid OLt ~ streets aud
e0usres With 80 end of tie town, squire tower
WDicn lad hitherto been taken foT rOC6. Tie Council
OF Nuud j. said to decided 10 nc0sc tie site within
ictty but oct from the land, ana then % protect 40
On u 0C tie waters :fou the lost city. II tie plan SIC
cecds it might. perhaps, be trCd csewLerc-say with
ROdOln ana GuiAurIal.
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rgNO THE WHITE NOUN FANS, LINE
MEMPHREMAG t9iGFHE f and 80 NV ~ y.
iiGIi1;-Gn and aft~r July 10. through Lave
brand Central Depot Wis Vow lork a.i haLt
nj X H. al sos a w. the Waite Mountains lltuei'n,
Falraa House fond H0usr a on Newufy ~iil -
e. Johnsburi vermont Nswpor, vermont; AXE Ichlie
uascc reaching a. these points same evening an- ~eJo
caiIy next morning IN tin 10y amers for 'ague1a ases
and tr.ius for Maritime Provinces. For further nag gig ln
and tickets amply - ticket oriccs y. y y IT, aut IT, X n,
tirand Central Depot @. LENE Passenger Agent fa'm
r. r. IN Broadway. Cenua Vermont x. H. once 4lf
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!. uc.ruritpI.


yrOy'NC IAnl., wishing TO Continue studies
i.. fr % ti..4 fgs tie winter Ac'iiese'
ALA 3 4ttCl, t.r,IH Grove Nd
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'
!


BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND IHELADELPillA. 49,.
Leave Nog-York for Trenton and Philadelphia az $50,
g. 0:3O g. IA, 1880, $780, b5o II and AZ PIN
nj,
road Third and herks sts d, 1870. $50, lI5u a. No. lou
4:l5 5:3J ~ D. N. 49, 80 80
l2.l5. 2.lO 4.Jb 900 p IA.
Pullman BRA wing Room attached 10 the go m
.iO l3U D. M trains from Hewl0rk 20 tic 100 $3.50 a. ~
$50 D. m trains from Philadelphia. and Sleeping cars - me
u midnight trains 'Iom both New orN ana fhIie
pha 5000. - . , .,...,u.t. ..
ESQ d. H., 500. IL y. IN. GA. , n, q,
TeEes for sale a. OF LOeryst. NOS 529 and 81
Broadway. tho principal hotels al officer 81 the le l'
~ay ia New 0rk aHd BROOKLYN, aud 30 No. C1irt--s
r6oklyn Baggage checked from residence "a destination
H. = BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
FTOR HUDSON and COXSACkIE.-Steame
leave Pier 3d. r. foot OF Frank IL 81; daily "a ococs
D. NJ connecting Hudson with carly tran for Chatham
iittsdoG, North Adams aud intermediate stations
E9OR Mt. DESERT.
4 Trans Boston vic. Boston & Name r. r. at s+5
f. m l..3n $50 ana p. Easter. 20 $3.50 $40 a. ~
AND 80 and % for Portland connecting win steamer
Lewiston, ea.u: Portland TUESDAY ta Friday evenings, az
O'Clock Mt Desert. ~faer09us secured Of j. W tlch
arlson 80. 2l4 Washing -st, Boston, ana $500.
l.. CUSHING. Iit1 l. DAY,
Asst Manager General ilcKc' y rent
Portland. foiilfhu
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
pFNSSYLVAcIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND ~HOkI LIN
between
NETWORK And PHILADELPHIA


PrNNsYLvASih RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NETWORK And PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through Trans each way daily tar's DePo'ia
Pnlsaslplis. w. IN Nea.l1 ts ... tho r,,,.,,
D'Os l' Fine iv coz s.i 'Si' Win a5a,s a'ct
Exprcss Trains iesSs SeyY orE via Dcs6osscs and c"t
sSc. see Csc ii1si 1880 a. ~ lAae.7 AID
Returning Ga.ns iesve Pfiadophs $3.50 80, 3 $50
and II - M 'nitef l,Xpres. Us D. ni) .. T. DO asa
Z 80 D. ~. and u niaehL on sunday $50 = sSo' H.
feIet oacs $50 and 9 broadway No .eT Hoes HSas
s.ookya Nos liz iiG aud Is Hudson Dg gSs-s
Depot Jersey city Em!ersnt rsket OAc'' No D'''''
ERHNK THOMSON. T. r f $500 zen.
'l'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
aud all points East, via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
TN. MAMMOTH PALACE sTEAMEfS
HRISTOI AND PROVIDENCE. 81,
Largest haRtsomest aua most costly steamers ~ 'l7
FULL NIGHTS KEsr No aiDAIGHi ChAN""7'
Five morning trsins-Fsn River TO Boston
Steamers leave No, York daily ~ pm. lsUADAlH'uy
TO sent . Inclusive FROM pier - y h., foot o. 4u..,
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS ~ Ekh ~ "a
Tickets and Rooms lrci II All principal ho' '
Ticket Offices, al tho Pier and Oh !s'S' ,Lf AGENTS
GEO. l. cONNOR General Passenger Ase-t ---
E7HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
~ BOC tON,
VIA PROVlDESCE DIRECT
4 WHOLE NIGhIp RESr.
rn,' Wv, ,,,cyIthhiS1EEtr 80 \ siIlR Id
MASSACHt Sits -
("The Palace steamer ~ the Woslil. 80,
AND TUE MORID-RESOMNEp sfbANhh
RHODE ISLAND
("Thc Qu,-n OF toe Sounal =. \, ,oot ~
leave daily e,cept SnudlysA rom iei ~ - =, aul
Warreis y arriving ~ Providence az - sew
Roston At = a NJ No intermediate landings Oe'ns'" -
York and Proydenee.
THE OLD KELIABLE ,,..oo>,
SrONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSiON
AND ALI. POINTS EASi. os
,,osr Tittp MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE lE3NS'
-'N' - The elegant steamers .,..,,,r
STONINGTOS AND hARRAGANstIl. -,
AZ D. m dan (sundsys oIcoptcd FROM fer 90 y 81 &C.
80 Iay At St.teroons aud uckets FOR Eltli tN
"a a., Hr"s5 wsy ana olisoS OF estoost ESp''
S Alao tiekeA for ~ all hoi" ucAs 0lleS -, law
Pa,ssn geru aud Freight via either me aisAss
raies -. -,,h., linz N and frvm
nr,,I,,n Ia the heats of hs Broosyn AnpeA, SA''hs
ellis whari' ru'''" H. b RABcoCx. psssdsas
/. w. FILANs. General Passenger Agent
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IT, this column, last week, cement was 0e-
seribcd made uy merely mixing soluble glass aic pre-
no-d chalk Il scryiccab.e for quickly irpair NJ gro
Ken articles Of ornament foT tho toilet, caoaeI cures.
tie, and the Ike Dut VIII not stand much washing.
oorrcspandeni asks what 10 &c done i the soluble glass
g. too thick Mau.ssty, thiu It, Water VIII serve TINS
-s l,f ,,,tor better than cold; br; for quic work
f,ct.y h. host feet can Do obtained by EnaH iie
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Commenting Jun" - 1877. steamers leave Newl
per j. River, Roct0rs connecting ct sandy
Tong Branch G2O $50 1910 s:45 8, $40 p. ~.
Ibaaepi and Toms hiyeT, G:2U . No., aud $40 p NJ
Sea Park Baucgat and Beach Haven 62U a H. ana
3:fj o-
ocean Grove. $50 a. m. and $40 D. "a.
Nmrland Bridset0n. Atlantic CIV ana ape May 'SU T. m
SUNDAYS. for Long Branch 5:au >. IA. ,,,
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7 4RPA SCI,li t,ET OF TASSENGEls TRAINS Jan. /.
sTTesve depots ~ Cortand and Deshossessis, at
20 n m Eight Express. daily, FOX Lasion bethlehem, Al
enown hauch Chunk, Mihosb-ro, Pttston' Saite fmlf
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, NaRsra IAS ana tho
Wcst. Pullman 3 sleeping coaches alta, he'd.
ROBT. H. RE-. Sup''- and Eng'r.
Church and Coz tandI SIS
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