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Hlbrrnia Insurance Company of New
Orlnana Edwin I'd Haylnn

Orleans Va. Edward Hayden
NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Of seizure and sale to me directed by the honora-
BILE the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause vii proceed
to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneors Exchange Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city on FRIDAY
' T. : dE sGH LOT Or GROUND situated in
bounded by, ,Tchoupitoulas. St. Joseph. North
Marke and New Levee streets. measuring TWEEN
ty feet eleven inches seven lines front on
1choupitoulas street. twenty feet two inches In
the rear forty-seven feet six inches seven lines
in depth on the side towards st. jose h street.
and forty. two feet six inches in depth on the up
per side line, together with the use of an alley
opening on Tchoupiioulas street. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
comprising u three story brick store known as
No. 200 Tehoupitoulas street and all the rights.
ways and advar tages thereunto belonging or in
=" : &c oER|rA a'hi" IoSii OF GROUND. together
with oil the buildings and improvements there
on, rights. ways and advantages thereunto be-
longing or IN anywise appettainng. situated in
the suburb Delord, First District Of this city, in
Pearl ana Louisa streets, designated by the
number SYN on plan made by f. IimDle, sur
posted in the office of H. b. Cenas, late a no.
tary public in this ci y; said lot having Ameri-
can measure, twenty-:one feet eleven inches one
line 'front.' on Tchoupitoulas street by eighty-six
feet In depth between parallel lines.
Being tre same properties acquired by the de-
PENDANT herein by purchase, as foil ,ws: The
first described property ON the heirs of H. M.
public In this city. dated tenth of May. 1870, and
the properly secondly described from the sue
cession of G. Tourner. by act passed before A.
+. Bienvenu, notary Iblic in this city dated
thirtieth ecember. 1862
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Ciyi. Sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SAFES.


/
| HeHtinck lssan We. Josepli A. Brown.
lIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
| - ish bt Orleans, No. esia-Dy virtue Of a writ
D seizure aud sale, to me directed by the hpnora-
BILE the Sixth District Court for The parish RI
Orleans. In the above entitled cause ! will
proceed to sell nj public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Aucioheers' Exchange, Roppl
street, between Canal and Gustemhouse streets,
In the Heeond District of this city. on sAlUH-
DAY, June 80 1877. at IL o'clock nj, the follow
Ing desntibed property. to Wit
A gEHTA1N LOT or GROUND, situated In
the Hecgnd District Of this city, In the square
bounded BY Cana, Custnnhoiise. Hocheblave
ami Iohi streets. designated by the number
twenty-une on q plan drawn by g, A. Hedin.
architect dated thirteenth Of April. 1850. de-
posted az plan number seven Of the book Of
plans of A. O. Aibsworth late notary public IN
this city. and a1sq according 10 plan drawn by
Tourne De Lisle, architects. and deposited In
The office Of Walter II. petars, lateta notary pub
Jig ~ this city, by the number twenty FIVE Eaid
lnt measures Twenty-Five feet eight inches and
four lint q front on Uustumhouse street. by one
hundred feet III depth atWrnn parallel lines,
together with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon, rights ways, and advantages
thereto belonging or In any wise apnettaining.
Hetng the same property acquired by the de.
fendan. harein by purchase with another lot Of
ground from John Ettnpn, IA per act passed.
this city, dated eleventh Of September tsGG
Easad In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
1HOH. II, HANDY.
OWL Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans
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SII usIt1Flr SALES.
John A. Webert vs.. James TaltavulI.
LNIETH ntHrRtiiT GnItnr EnN TIIE Pan

""ss ts' NNsStss W. SHNsS
E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= tah Of Orleans, No 40.-By virtue of a writ
OF seizure and sale. ~ me- directed by the honor.
able the Fifth District Court for the parish oI
Orleans IN the above entitled cause. | will pro.
coed 70 sell al public auction, Of the Merchant
and Aurtioneers' Exchange Royal street, be
tween Canal and gus'umhuuse strests In ilie
Second District OF this city. on TUESDAY
July 10, 1877 ut u o'clock, m, the following de-
aeribed property, t. wit -
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements there IN
aud all tighta, waya. privileges and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or In anywisa ap-
pertaining, situated In the Fifth District of this
city, on tho right bank of the Mississippi river,
In the tract Of land known aR the Brooklyn
Warehouse Company property, and designated
Rs lot number thirteen. SQUARE number nine.
which IL comprised within Pacific and Elmire
Avenues and Peter and AliS streets. az per plan
of said tract Of and drawn by W. 7. Thompson.
surveyor. on the seventh day of March, ls4p,
James Graham, . notary public In this city,
which said lot Of ground forms the corner Of
Elmife Avenue and Alik street. and measures
IN American measure. thity-une feet nine
inches one line front on Elmire Avenue, bv one
hundred aud twenty three feet eight inches In
depth aud front on Aix street between parallel
lines, Being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase from Jerome
Hanly. az per act before Andrew Hero, Jr., no
tary public In thla city. dated the seventh of
September 1870.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Caah on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY
CIVIL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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A1STH DISTRICT COURT TOH THE FAR
- iHh Of Orleans, No e9l0-liy virtue Of n writ uf
seizure and sale to ms directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for tho parish Of Or
leans, In the above entitled cause will pronnnd
and Auntoneers Exchange. ROYAL street !, 10.
tween Gapal and Custnmhouse streets In The
aerond District Of this city. on SATURDAY.
June 49, 1877, at ~ o'clock IN, the following dn
setbed property, to wit -
TWO UHHrAlN LOrH0 or GROUND with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon, the
rights. ways. privileges and anpurnnanGps
theleunte belonging OF In anywae appertain-
ing. situated in the First District Of this city.
In the square bounded by Common " III g.
Broad and l}audtn streets, designated by the
numbers i've aud sx ou u plan Of Suiei Il Per
sar architects, dated The eleventh Of March.
yenn, notary public in this city rs plan number
thirty nine Lot number i've measures sixty
let ten inches two lines front on common
street sixty feet front on Baudin street. fifty
i've feet eight inches on the division line Of lot
number four. and forty -four feet three inches
four lines on the division line Of lot number
elk, and lot number ak measures seventy one
feet front on Common street, thirty one feet six
Inches four lines front on Broad street seventy
feet front on Baudtn street and forty four feet
three Inches four lines on the division line ri
lot number i've, Being the same property az
CURED by the said Martin Dee by purchase from
tary public IN this city dated May I. 1906.
NaiEnd IL the above suit
IetmH-Cash OH tho spot.
THOMAS u. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans
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E'1FTH DISTRICT COUH I For THE PARISH
\ Of Ofleans-No. e293-By virtue Of a writ
Of seizure aud sale 10 me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish ol
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. wi pro
ceeh to sell ut public auction, at the Merchants
aud Auetioneets' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal ana tustDnl,usn streets. in tho
Second District Of this city, on FRIDAY. June
eighth, 1877, ut "a o'clock m, the following do
=. /. A CERTAIN, Lof or GROUND. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, situ-
atn in the Fauboufg Deassizr In the Fourth
District If the city Of New Orleans, In this state
designated by the number six of square number
drawn by b.. Enisstn "a surveyor, on the
nty-siSth day Of April 1850 and deposited In
the office OF u. Hfiha, notary public III his I'll Y.
and measures forty feet front on Pleasant
between parallel lines. and Is bounded On the
side towards Laurel street by the rear lines Of
lots number seven. eight nine and ten, in the
rear by lot number fifteen. and on the other side
d A CERTAIN LDr OF GROUND. wi h all
the buildings aud improvements thaleont stn-
ated In the Fourth District Of the city u New
Orleans In this state, in the square OF slet
COMPRISED Within Pleasant. Harmony. Jersey
Laurel streets. designated by The number nine
on u plan drawn by y. N. Iourne. architect. on
The twenty second tlav Of October ta5f and de-
posted in the office Of u. Barnett. late notary
public in this city, and measures forty feet three
inches front on Pleasant street. by one hundred
Being the Same property acquired by the de-
PENDANT heYein from the succession Of Michael
and Catherine BnrRard as per act passed before
Joseph Cohn, notary public In this city. dated
sixtll day of July, 1872.
Eezed In the above suit
Terms Cash on the SPOT. ....
THOE. II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.
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Roper.
T1tTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE
J. parish of Orleans. No. sloG-By virtue of
u writ Of seizure aud sale. to me directed by the
Of Orleans. in the above entitled eatse. and
pursuant to an agreement entered into be-
tween the parties interested therein, / will
proceed to sell Mt public auction, at the Mer-
chants nnd hnetoneers. Exchanges, Royal
street betwenn Canal aud Cuatomhotisa streeta.
in the Second Dlatrietof this city, on tuesday,.
June g. 1877, ut ~ o'clock. H., the following
described property. to wit
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and impt.oyemon's thereon. aud
anees therenhto belonging or in hnywise ap-
pertaining, forming tho corner IF Foydras aud
Carontietet strenta, in the SQUARE bounded by
Lafayette jlate Hevial, ST. Charles, Foydras and
Carondelet streets. In The First District Of this
ii v. measuring nineteen feet front on Poydras
street by eighty ieet in depth and front on On
rundelet street. between parallel lines being
part of tho lot designated by The number five on
plan drawn by g. r. Impel. late surveyor, on
the twelfth Of April 1899. deposited in the office
The said portion Of ground was acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. NJ 3Gehes
charge. by net aased before Adolphe Masareau
then n. notary public In this city. on tbs eieh.
tnenth day of June, 1852
seiSot in the aboee suit.
Terms and conditions One-hird cash and
the balance one and two years credit in
notes to boar eight per cont interest per an
nun from date, secured by special mortgage
TO contain tho penal clause Of Ave per cent for
attorneys fees In event oF suit to enforce
payment Of said notes. o. any portion hereof,
TO pay and satitfy !hs eam q p2n,IT beron
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish of Orleans.
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succession of Augusta Jas.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 80 ,275-Notice is hereby
t, eli other persons herein interested, to
show cause within ten days from the pres
ent notification lit any they have or cam
why the account presented by i. T. Parker.
public adm mist ator, and administrator Of this
est ito. should not be homologated and ap-
proved, and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith.
BY order CT the court.
my3o Jess JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Orrtn w. Potter, Executor, w. Charles n.
Ward.
StXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. plss-~By virtue of IN
order Of sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
In the above entitled cause l will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchan and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse sreets, In the Second
District Of this city. on SATURDAY. June 10,
1877. at Ia o'clock m. the following described
prorerty, to wit
THE TUQBOAT f. H. WARD JR. her en-
gines. machinery. tack To- apparel ana furniture.
as she now lies In tho Mississippi river near the
Naete Dry Dock ut Algiors.
Seized In the above suit.
Tcrms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. DANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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u of Orleans. No. site-By virtue of u writ
of ileri facas. against Mrs. Martha Patterson,
70. mo directed by the honor able tho Fifth
above entitled eause, will proceed to sell ut
public auction, on WEDN ESDAY. June ~. 1877,
ut l0ts o'clock u. m. at my warehouse. NoH. 81
and % Orleans street between Royal and Bour-
bon streets, in the Second District of this city.
the following described property. TO Wit
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, M
per inventory, which may he seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERIFF SAFES.


Fanny Lob w. n. Hahn.
U'OUHTH u DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish Of Orleans NO. 44.5s4-By virtue Of d
writ Ut fer farias TO me directed by the hon
ofable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. In the b9ve entitled cause. / will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, ut the. Merchants
and Auetioueers Exchange, Royal street be-
tween Canal and Custotnhouse atfeets, In The
Second District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
Jun, 10, 1877, nj ~ o'clock M. the following de-
scribei PROPERTY to VIII.
THE flIaHT or OCCUPANCY Of the defend
apt herein. Emile Hahn, W to the thirteth day
Of septarpber neSt tls17l, Of the premises
known as No. 91p nryadeH street. between Efato
and Thaia streets, In the First District Of this
city: together with all the improvements there
on. as will appear by reference being had tp the
lease passed by plaintiff to defendant dated
October 81. 1916. A copy thereof is now on file
In my office.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Uhsh On the spot -
THOMAS y. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans
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TFIFF. tFLNTNfFfF
Civil Sheriff Of The parish Of Orleans.
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Mrs. II. Salnuets VS.. Mrs. NJ. Patterson, Eliza

CIVIL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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EcIegrapTic Summary.
f Il in New York last night.

snow Ill 10 New 0TG last Night.
The schooner Adder schlaefor went ashore
At Cape May last night.
ID. &. Jackson fell dead II AlildletoIn, \.
y, this morning.
Fifteen thousand feet Of lumber were washed
away at Pawtucict this morning.
Turkish and kussian securities are advancing
10 the Eagllsh markets.
\ train loaded with silks teas and hops from
Yokohama left San Francisco yesterday for
New York.
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned with =
out making any arrangements to adjust the
State debt.
Henry Weldon, baggage luaster on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, has been arrested Tor
smuggling goods from Canada.
The original order from Brigham Young III.
.rccting The Mountain Meadows massacre has
been discovered aud published.
Three bridges were washed away between
Amherst and Northampton, Mass, BY the
trcshet.
Charles Brown vas seat to the State prison
to day for attempting 10 rob the New London
Savings Bank.
The schooner Ann G, Plat went ashore near
Shanocock Monday night, Edward Howell
was washed overheard aud lost. a schooner
went ashore at Plum Cut Island Monday night
and sunk. James Harris, and John Stephens
vera lost
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sGeusael! Phillips on Hayes.

Ncud.!l Philips delivered lecture IN Phil
aIc!phia, last night. on "rhc Holy Alliance -
Rum ;al The Revolver He said The epoch
between lwo organizations The Northern rests
on the Declaration of lulcpenIrncc-the South
cru on a denial Of it, Ever since Calhoun was
gralu,tci At Yale College the South has been
educated to believe that universal suffrage was
the road TO ruin. She believes that as sincere
~ IS Massachusetts, believes the opposite. In
due time the antagonlsm eliminated in the re-
beon. Both sections were equally sincere
and cluai!y in earnest-!he North sincerely
right, the South sincerely wicked d. believing
lie
Does human nature or history allow Us to
Think that the deen rooted convictions Of sew
euty years have been changed by dozen de-
feais in battle aud dozen years of angry sub
mission? The struggle between Cavalier and
Rouudhcad lasted ceotury. The struggle be-
twccn similar forces in France began 10 1850
aud has rot yet ended. How can sixteen years
BE- expected to loish the war here between
forces as angry and as radical as those which
shock England and France tor century? a
single man may change his opinions. Millions
of men rarely dc, and when such changes take
place it requires generations 10 ripen and COM
pclc them. II Lee had driven Grant into
Ohio, and our men had been parocd at Colum'
bus, would Massachusetts, have takea down
Bunker Hill Monument or set fire to taneull
Hall With her copy Of the Declaration OF lode.
peudcnca? No. We should have closed up
our racks and sworn to live and die with Sam
Adams.
The South went home, au idle mass, to plot
for getting by the ballot what the bullet had
lost Our soldiers melted into lawyers, me-
chauics, merchants, every profession and trade
Of busy men. The South had 10 such resource
She was never trained to earn living She
must seal it from somebody. Her burglars
tools are the revolver, domioecrlng over the
ballot box, aud cabal binding politics and
Congress- Ii the democratic party had sue
coedeI il would have owed its success to
solid South, the cid slave power with new
name Her ally vas. as Of Old, the rotten mass
of the great cities. Gnder our present work
ing of universal suffrage the magl5tracy OF cities
represents and is chosen By their criminal and
dangerous classes. The journals proclaimed
last October that Tiden could have New ork
city if Morri5sey, Kelly and OBrlen chose.
How could they give it to him? By their oon
troll Of its Sums If Tildeu had entered the
White House i: would have been the rtvolTers
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Mr. Wcaaeil Phillip lecture, published
elsewhere ia 10 days Gaz,tte, Is most char
acteristio production, his pecuarltes being
maiicnan. aud iovatcratc hatred Of the South,
which he chcrshes as = religion and hls bold
ness 10 maDilcsti0c that hatred, not By acts
that might result ia Injury to the corporal
portion OF his existence, but by proelalmng It
a. the war horse shifts the bal!le--!rom altar.
The lecture IS g25pe! Of eowardly animosity
clothed in brave words, tut it contaias several
truths, among them the assertion that the
bloody shiI, is he chiet clement Of strength ID
the radical party, AMI that deprived OF that
element Mr.. Hayes would have cut but sorry
figure 10 the late election, But Mr.. Phillips
tells the Southern people nothing they did not
know before They wsre As we'll aware pEevi-
GUS to the delivery OF hia lecture az they will
be after they read it, that though the radicals
inauguratcd Mr.. Hayes President, Mr.. Blaine,
with his Mulligan letters, Caldwell dispatch,
Pacific bonds. !ycaa rrorensltcs, and brain
fag maiingcrg, i=slii! theisidolizad commander,
aud this kaoElodge i, what induces them 10
lear the President may not be strong enough
10 carry cut his coucliatory promises.
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Governor HAMPTON.

WlLMGNuTON, n. c., March 2S-l0 q. N. --
Gov. Hamptoa Attorney General Conner, and
Gen. Butler reached here on the southern train
this morniur An immense crowd Of people,
accompanied hy band Of music, met them at
the depot. a reception speech was made by
Hon. 4. Nj. WadIell. Gov. Hampton and
Gen. Butler replied Gov. Hampton said he
would ask nc recognition at the hands Of the
President. lie had been Iairly elected by the
people Of 5oIth Carolina, and he believed, il
The democratic party administered the govern
ment Of that State, peace, prosperity, and hap
piress would follow.
GoLpsBoRo', N. e., March 2S-2:lG .. ~.
Gov. Hampton and party passed this point at
noon. Two attempts were made to delay the
train by misplaced switches. At IlmmoDs.
Vile, Florence, Walner, and Magnolia the citi-
zens turned cut IN great force and cheered co.
Enthusiastically fer Hampton. Bands Of music,
hapdshaking and handkerchief waving accom-.
panied every demonstration, Gov. Hampton
briefly addressing the crowds from the plat.
form OF the car. The glSt Of his remarks was
that having been elected Governor of South
Carolina, aud being recognized by the people
az such, he intended 10 exercise his rights
His visit vas merely matter ct personal cour-
tesy to the President
GOV. HAMfION > SPEECH.
WILMINGTON, n. e.. March 2S-l:46 p. u.
The following is 4 verbatcm extract Of Gov.
Hamptou's speech here this morning:
My Friends: | 20 TO Washington simply to
state before the President the fact that the peo
ole of South Carolina have elected me governor
OF that State. 20 there to say to him that
We ask no r,cognitlou from any President. We
claim the recognition irom the votes Of the
people Of the State. go there to assure him
that wc are not fighting for party, but that we
are fighting for the good OF the whole country.
I am gdiog there to demand our rights Moth.
Jog less and so help me God to take nothing less.
90 to tell him the condition that South Caro-
liua has been in for years past; that our people
have been under disadvantages never encoun
tered hy any other people on this continent.
That they carried the election, were successful
and that they propose to eDjoy the fruits Of
their victory.
The ship Winchester and bark Monte Tabor
heretofore reported ashore at Cape Henry are
getting off, but the Panther is breaking TO
pipcps
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, March 27.-Gov. Nichol.
yesterday ;"legrspheI 10 the presilen! protest
sgsinst the restoration OF the old status quo the
latter dispatch Of Monday to General Augur,
being Interpreted as having tina. end in view.
He detailed al length the disastrous effect likely
to result from any such attempt in unse:!ing
values, destroying business, and endangering
the public peace, adding that be would aot be
responsible Tor the result Late tonight dis
sponse stating that the intention Of the
President had been entirely misinter preted
That he had no idea OF restoring the Status quo.
other than it existed at the end Of Grants sd-
ministraton, which only looked to the pEeser-
vstlon of the public peace against armed VIC
leare; that no interference would occur in the
execution of any legal measures that might be
taken in establishing his (Nicholl's go7ernment)
The effect of this has considerably raised the
spirits of the Nichols administration.
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The civil service reforms adopted by all the
heads IF the governEleat departments seem 10
coDsis. il tic publication OF rules for the re-
teu:ior il o!iic. Of Al! ii Gen. Grant sppoin-
tees-7ho Iere 80 instrumental Ia securing the
success OF Nj. ttayaa-ayrept 10 cases where
a particular iiaad ~ to be favored. or au es"
pecal service 10 be relulted.