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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

The largest aquarium-tank in the
world Is now in the Westminster Aqua
rum. at London. Ii is $50 feet long.
~ feet broad, and has capacity Of a.
600 gallons.
Mr.. Leo Frankel, formerly men,
Der Of the Paris Commune. and Pres
dent Of the Socialist Congress, which
convened in Client, last month, has been
expelled from that city by order Of the
Government.
The municipal dog tax Of Paris is
estimated at si33,sG0 for 1873 Ii has
increased in Is years IS per cent. While
the love Of dogs thus grows greater, the
love Of sport seems, 70 Judge by the
revenue from shooting licenses, to abate.
An Englishman. for a wager Of
S250,0vo, has begun walk through
France. Germany, northern Russia, and
Siberia, To China, and thence through
India. Persia, southern Russia, Greece,
for the walk i six years.
Minister Layard stands well at Con-
stantinople. and i the principal .sym-
pathizer'' at the Turkish Capital. The
Porte has recently granted hima rirlnan
10 carry on the investigation OF the
ruins Of Nineveh. where the explora-
tions Of the then Lieut.. Layard first
made that name famous 10 the world 30
years ago.
Hugo attended Theirs funeral.
though for 40 wears there had been
GOODNESS between them, so that when
they met at the Academy they bowed
but did not speak. In 1880 they hap
peped 10 be discussing 1898 from differ
ent standpoints. bah, You can never
have read the History Of the Reyolu-
tion,'" said Theirs. IL never did
yours, said Hugo, and they parted.
The Office Of Camerlungo, when be-
slowed upon one Of the Cardinals, en-
powers him 20 exercise the whole au-
thority Of the Pope in the interregnum
between the death Of the actual Pope
Office has just been conferred upon the
Italian Cardinal Giovaechini Pecci. who
was born in 1910, and j. now looked up
on as the Pope maker. He i thin
man, with cold expression Of counte-
nance, fine habitual smile, almost
ircnical. and mixture Of pride and
acuteness. with very deliberate and
somewhat abrupt style Of address.
Public opinion in London * strong
" in favor Of the Turks. At the Music
Hall and other places where war songs
form part Of the nightly programmed the
Russian anthem il invariably Kissed. and
the Cars flag hcwled Al, while the
Crescent and the Star come in for an
enormous amount Of cheering. and the
Turkish national hymn i applaudcd to
the echo. Most ~ the Music Hall pro-
prietors have started subscription lists
in aid If the Turkish compassionate
fund. Already. although the lists have.
only been put MP few days, a consid-
cradle sum Of money has been collected.
Olive Logan SAYS the Princess u
Wales j. exceedingly gentle and pretty.
and she smiles as frequently a pleased
schoolgirl. vet occasionally an anxious
and nervous expression fits across her
as If she were enduring
sudden and acute pain. Her hair i II
q pretty chestnut brown. and Is very
skillfully dressed in style that was in
vented for her, and for a long time worn
BY no one but her. A large false piece
covers the whole top If her head, and
from the forehead backward il one mass
Of tiny curls and dainty puffs: at the
back the usual plaits or puffs finish the
couture.
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The lesson 81 Ohio will be misunderstood by
none who are moi stone blind to he irresistible
logic u such sweeping revolutions. Ii means
the utter overthrow 81 Republican domina-
tion IN that State, and assures Democratic
a~cendency until Democratic folly shall make
history repeat itself in Democrat defeat. II
J. crushing rebuke % Hayes, for il spugns
him from the Republican temple and bids
him worship az strange altars. The vote OF
the Reserve speaks trumpet-tongued i'm dis
trust u the Republication OF the national
administration. Pennsylvania will follow
Ohio in her revolt and probably BY an in
creased majority: and Philadelphia, long the
Republican Gibraltar that has stood a. the
rock-riDbed shore against the waves Of Dem
ocracy, will bow to Democratic plurality
in November. Thousands Of ner most sim
cere and unselfish Republicans who have I'M
III now hesifafed TO break the ranks in
which they have 50 long and nobly baftled,
will turn into the by-path Of Labor Reform
10 escape the decentralization that rules
about them New Jersey will score up her
largest modern majority for Mcclellan and
the Empire State will deck the scepter OF
John Kelly with the green garlands OF VIC
tory. Thus does Ohio teach.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-07
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CRAPS STREET, BETWEEN MANDE-
WILLIE AND SPAIN STREETS.
THIRD DISTRICT,
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR NAVARRO.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 3s255.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 5s. $50.
10y PLADIDE J. SPEAR, Auetioneer-Of-
- flee No. AZ Royal street.-sATUKDAT.
May IA, 1871. at IL o'clock m, will be- soldeat
public auction ut the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Cnstomhouse streets. by virtue and In puff
suanee to an order Of the Hon. A. Il. Tissot.
Judge OF the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, dated March Q. 1877. for account
- ONE sstiY HALF Hall Or A CERTAIN LOT or
GROUND, forming part Of lot No. ais, situated
In the suburb Marigny. on Craps street, In tho
Third District Of this city. In square No. 25s.
which is comprised within Craps Mandeylls,
Spain and areatmen Streets having 30 feet front
on said Craps street, by 1870 feet In depth, bound
cd on one eide by property now or formerly be.
longing to Louis Leroux or his transfsrees. and
ON the other side by property now or formerly
belonging to D. ruard Legunont or his assigns.
together with all the buildings aad improves
ment5 thereon.
Terms and Conditions half cash on the
spot, and the balance In one and two years.
credit for notes bearing special mortgage and
vendors lien and privilege. with sight per cent
interest per annum from date until paid, with
clause Of five per cent for attorneys fees In case
Of suit to recover payment Of said notes or any
portion thereof. and the clause Of non alienando
and oil other usual clauses
Act OF sale before r. y. Seglers, notary public,
at the expense OF the purchaser.
an O IG "a 30 myT Ia
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FOR SALE.
For SUE.

A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and n perfect order VIII be SOLD very
myt tt .-.---
TNOR BALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RESI-
J. dence and extensive grounds Of Judge ID;
A. Dooley, at the corner Of Washington and
about 12o feet from st. Charles street. are for
sale. The grounds consist OF pine lotg. covered
inel fiu and other choice fruit trees. The Inn
proyements are nearly nova raised cottage,
with marble mantels, hall, and oil convenient
o,ltbuildinps for poultry. etc, ETC. Inquire ut 40
A. Charles street, or on the premises, or adj
dress postoffiee Box 24se. ap17tf
T1OR bALE-OEE FIRST GLASS TICKET
IL 10 Richmond. Va, and two first class Tick
cts to st, Louis, Mo. Inquire at No. ~ Bt.
Charles street. mh6F
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.
LOUIS STREET, BETW ZEN ROMAN AND
SUCCESSION OF HENRY GALWAY.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. .

nY PLACIDE J. SPEAR - Auetioneer 49,
d Office No. 40 Royal strest-SATU RDAY,
May t2th, tg77, at Ia o'clock M, will be- sold ut
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, By virtue and In pur-
suance to an order from the Hon. A. l.. .Tissot.
Judge of the second District Court for the par-
ish Of Orleans, dated March 10. 1877, for account
OF the above succession -
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION or
GROUND In the Second District Of this city. In
the square comprised within st. Louis Roman,
prieur and Cont streets, making part Of lot
No. H. In square No. so; said piece or portion OF
ground designated as Nc. q, ON particular
plan made BY Louis surgi, United States .Uep..
uty Surveyor, August az, 1874, and measuring ID
feet inches lines front on st. Louis street. BY
1874 feet inches deep on the line which sepa-
rates 1t from lot No. |, and 14t feet inch line
deep on q line separating 1t from n vacant lot.
and a feet 8 inches lines In width in the rear.
together with all the buildings and improves
ments thereon.
Terms and Conditions ne.half cash ON the
spot, the balance on q credit OF one year, for
note bearing special mortgage and vendors lien
and privilege, with eight per cent interest from
date Of sale till paid the clause Of five per cent
for attorneys fees in ease OF judicial proceed
ings for recovery OF payment Of said note or
any portion thereofs insurance and transfer OF
policy. and all other usual clauses.
Act Of sale before q. LeGardeur, notary pub
lie at the OK pense of the purchaser.
ape te 20 30 uny7 IL
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF SALES.
Elizabeth Hersh VS.. Joseph n

Elizabeth Horsh vs. Joseph Hsiz.
MOUTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAH-
l. ish Of Orleans-No. .44.5s6-By virtue oil n
writ OF seizure and sale 10 me directed by
the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, In the above entitled cause /
will proceed TO cell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auetieneers, Exchange Rvyal
street. between Canal and gustomhousg stress.
In the Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY.
June eighth, 1877 at 70 o'clock M, the following
Described property, to. witt. <,,x,,4,,r
1. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GHOUND, st,i-
ated in the Second District OF this city, ~ the
square bounded by Benvlle, Where, Custom
house and Robertson streets, designated by the
numbers ten and eleven ON O plan drawn "
Louis Bringler. late Surveyor General ANNEXED q
to an act OF sale from Charles Papet. passeq n
the office Of Louis Ferand, late q notary public
in this city. ON the niuth day Of june 1881 saia
lots having American measure, each twenty Sin
fset ten inches front on Where street. by Eixty4
three feet eleven inches in denth said lot fot M
Ing the corner Of Where and Bienyile Streets,
q. LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uate In the same district and square, measuring
IN American measure twenty SIX feet ten Inches
three lines front on said Where street by .
depth between parallel lines Of sixty-three feet
eleven inches, being the portion nextto Gus TOM
house street of that portion of the original lot
number. three. according to q plan drawn by
Depouillv. architect, dated the nineteenth day
OF january, 1886. deposited in the Office Of Gus
city being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase from Joseph Bill
gerry as per act before D. Urban. notary public
In this city, dated May 30 1874.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Uash on the spot; .....
Civil Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.
NV % les


Orleans vs. Edward Hayden.
E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans-No. s224-By virtue Of writ
ofseizure and sale to me directed by the honora-
BILE the Fifth District Courtfer the parish OF Or.
leans, In the above emit lied cause, will proceed
to sell ct public aueion. at the Merchants ts
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, IN the
Second District Of this city, on. FRIDAY
June 3. 1871 at 10 o'clock m. the following de-
sV l. dRHRTAfN IoT Or GROUND situated in
the First District Of this city Ia the square
6y na 1T 5esegh North
ty feet eleven inches seven lines front on
Tehoupitoulas street. twenty feet two inches in
The ae h se es s1 sh9s rss
and forty two feet six inches in depth on the up
per side line. together with the use Of IN alley
ali the the buildings and improvements thereon.
comprising three story brick store known as
No. 200 Tchoupitoulas street and oil the rights.
ways and advau tages thereunto belonging or In
'n T. "s'e oE isfR LGf OF GROUND, together
with oil the buildings and improvements there
on. rights. ways and advantages thereunto be-
longing or In anywise appertaining situated In
the suburb Delord, First District of this city In
the square bounded by Tehoupitoulas. De,ord,
number seyen on q plan made BY u. zmple, sur.
veyor, on the ninth OF November. 1884. and de-
posted IN the office Of Fl. ,. Cenas, late q no.
fairy public In this city. said lot having. Ameri-
can measure twenty one feet eleven inches one
line front on Tehoupitoulas street, by eighty six
feet in depth between parallel lines.
Being toe same properties acquired by the de-
PENDANT herein by purchase. as follows: The
FIRST described property from the heirs Of II. M.
shift, by act before 2. G. Cuveller. late notary
public I'm this city, dated tenth Of Mhy. 1870 and
the property secondly described from the sue
cession Of @. Tournier. BY act passed before A..
E. Bienvenu, notary public In this city, dated
thirttsth December, 1869.
kezed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot, .
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
Tny7 "a les
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August Nelson VS.. Theodore Fash
LlIFTH DISTRICT COUR FOR TIL % PAHIsH
IL writ of OrlennsNo. a25g-By virtue OF a
Of seizure and sale to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District COURT for the parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will pro-,
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street be-
tween Canal and GustoInhouse streets. in the
Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY, June
eighth, 1877, at 10 o'clock M. the following de-
SV1'psd tRR iRpfPaiH LOT L or GROUND. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ate in the Fauhourg Delasslze in the Fourth
District Of the city OF New Orleans In this State,
designated by the number six Of square number
seven, on the original plan of sald faubourg,
drawn by d. Buissen. laFe surveyor, on the
tsvengsixth !, day Of April 1866. and deposited In
and measures forty feet front on Pleasant
street. By one hundred and twenty feet In depth,
between parallel lines and is bounded on the
side towards Laurel street by the rear lines oil
lots number seven. eight, nine and ten, In the
rear by lot number fifteen. and on the other side
by lot number FIVE all American measure.
a. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. stu
Orleans, in this State. In the SQUARE or islet
comprised within Pleasant. Harmony. Jersey
Laurel Streets designated by the number nine.
on q plan drawn by y. N. Tourne. architect. on
the twenty second day Of October. 1857. 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
and twenty feet deep. between parallel lines,
Being the Same property acquired by the de-
PENDANT herein from the succession OF Michael
and Catherine Bargard ~ per act passed before
Joseph Cohn, notary public in this city, dated
sixth day OF July, 1879.
heizsd In the above suit
O-N THOs. II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.
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Gold Soapina.
Ir0tters and BHggics.

MFR. A. NJ. HAAS OF LAG BARONNE STREET.
Ul- has Just returned from the West, and has
at his stable a fine lot OF TROTTING AND
FAMILY HORSES, which he offers at prices to
the suit the times.
ROUCHES. ANY one wishing anything in his
line would do well to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
His motto is quick sales and small profits
Call and see for yourself, my6It
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AMUSEMENT
A uADEMy or MUSIC

A uADEMY or MUSIC
Third week of the Summer Season.
Continued success of the Commonwealth Com
binahpn, .unde, the manasemsnt OF Mr.. W
Wednesday May ct. w, Hobertson's comedy
In acts entitled CASTE. The .Leola Sis
tiers In Aerial Gymnastics.. and the roaring
farce Of BARNEY. THE BARON.
Thursday, May 10 - Thanksgiving Dayl-A
Night.Last representation this season d
LEMONS. The LEOLA sIsT ERS in theft
wonderful performance.
Friday. May 1.-THE TWO ORPHANS and tht
beautiful Leola Sisters In their Aerial Flight
Saturday Matinee, May u. W0ODOOOk's
LITTLE GAME, the Leola Sisters and The
Beneeia Boy.
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LOST-rOUND.

r OST OR MIsLiID. CHECK NO. 22s. DRAWN
- by Herndon Krumbhaar, on the Citizens
tional Bank for THIRTY-FIvE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, dated April 2stn, 1877. The public
are cautioned against taking or trading for
same, payment having been stopped.
my1*
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First Race.
MILE HEATs-Distanes Post 60 Yards. Prize
Silver MOUNTED WHIP. Twelve
Entries Gentlemen riders


1. Harrison Watts enters T. @. Hanna's mule
President. 2mohths old, out of Ohio, by 8 TO I:
e dam Northern Democracy. Color, crimson
cap and sleeves orange.
3. A. Violst enters G.. M. Bayy. Jr.'s mule
Dandy. 10 years old, out Of Fashion Plate, by
"Howling swell:" Dam -Phue Colors, blue and
white
3. G.. w. Johnson enters N. W. Meuoll's mule
Blue Glass. months old, by Credulity. out Of
pink. sd ii white l''''''l7'' o''0''' '''''' cay
4. W. y. pinekard enters e. H. violetts mule
Tenderloin Trout 1000 years old. out OF Cat Fish,
by Restaurant, dam Universal. Cplors, purple
&. II. Weightman enters IT. w. Walkers mule
Loafer a. years old. out Of Money. by Profess
sion. dam Dead Beat Colors-blue and white,
sash pink.
G. II. Denegre enters A. Frellsens mule Lou
isiana, 1876. years old. out Of Trouble. by Mich
7. W. l.. Bell enters Edward MeCals mule
Newsboy. 10 years old by Necessity, out Of
Pocket, dam Psa Coors-rsd and gold, cap
white and green.
8. Jno Barkley enters Geo. r Agars mule
Haceharine, season old, by Syrup. out Of Sugar
Cane. dam Beet Root. Colors-maroon, sleeves
9, w. W. Henssaw enters I, Claibornes mule
Bolter, aged, by Nature. out OF stubborn. dam
TO- bfesaio enters 4 Fo fg en mule Moasses
II months old, By Bung Starter. out of Cane
juice, dam Fermentation. Colors green, cap
green. sash orange.
ii. W. T. phism enters A. A. MeCutoheon's
of Audience, dam Successful. dolors
H. n Buekner enters Vim. Brands mule Per-
feet Swell age uncertain, out of Pocket, by Idle
mess dam Unsatisfactory. Colors-whte, white
sash, national eolors.
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FOR RENT.

I,oR RENT-A VERY FINE COTTAGE ON
Il Napoleon Avenue. between Magazine and
Live Oak streets, containing eight rooms.
tenant for low rent. INQUIRE at the next corner.
MRS. PHILIPS. or MRS. BADEk, Laurel street.
APPS st*
TINU RENT.-Thres elegantly furnished rooms.
lines OF city railroads, TO rent On very reasona-
BILE terms.
No more conveniently located or better furn-
ished appointments can be had In the city.
For particulars cali at the Office OF the DEMO-
Graf.
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stewards of Track.

PETER LABOU1ssE- Chairman,
Ed. Toby T. G. Herndon. Judge r.. A.
Jas. Buckner. G. 8. Boarman. Monroe,
Hugh W. Brown. e. Burtus Il. r Cottraux
r. o. Fasende, g. DeHuyter.
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NO 1885,
nY PLACIDE j. SPEAR Auctioneer- Onlos
- No. Az Royal street SATURDAY. May
IL, 1877, at - o'clock M, will be sold at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auction
egers Exchange, ON Royal. between Canal and
tnstomhouse streets, by virtue and In nursu@
anes to. an order from the Hon, A. L. Tissut.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parislt
q Orleans, dated March 1, 1877, for account Of
the above succession. the following described
4, OhhTAIN. LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there's
on, situated In the First District of this city.
designated by the letter A, in the sauars
MelpoInene streets, measuring 40 feet 10 inehes
front on Tsrpstehore street, BY depth Of 1gf
feet 10 inches lines on the side which setnrafax
II from lot Mo. q; 81 feet inches In danth 81, q
first line parallel to Prytana street and toward
Mepomene street, thence on line toward Carup
street and parallel to TerpsehOre street. i feet.
10 inches thence on second line parallel To-
Prytania street and toward Meponsns street,
81 feet inches 9 lines and 81 feet In the rear
the side toward Prytania street: the improves
ments consist Of q cottage house retired from
the street, with four rooms, two cabinets, gal
lery In the front, kitchen with rooms. estern.
nrivies, etc
Terms and Gonditions-Fo the property firstly
described the purchaser to assuHle the payment
Of note bearing vendors lien for Siatb. payabfs
on the 10th Of May. 1877, with interest from the
seventh Of May 1875, and the balance. cash on
| the. spot. And fqr the. property secondly de-
seribed, cash on the spot
Acts Of sale before W II. Passoe, notary pub
| lie, at the expense of the purchaser.
1R ~ IN
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ONCE Crescent City OH Company, No.
20 Union street.-The first Annual Election for
ing the ensuing year, will be held at this office
on MONDAY. May 7, 1877, between the hours of
II a. IN. and .. M. j. II. DUGGAN
Secretary and Treasurer
New Orleans April 49, 1877. ap2Gtmy7
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Judges:

Il. G. Payne, John A. Morris. n d. Wallace.
Henry w. Conner. Scott MeGehee.
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N0tice-At the request Of many officers
and soldiers Of the Louisiana troops who we're
identified with the Central or Western army Of
the Confederaey, II is suggested that the sur
svors of the Army Of Tennessee" be called to-
gether to form historical and charitable 1850
citation. Those SO disposed will meet over
Hawkins' saloon. on Common street TUES
DAY EVENING next at 7 80 y. m.
BY request.
my6 JAMES IIN4AN
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COPARTNERSHTPS.

E9IHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
l. listing under the name ofTOOMER Il FAVRE
is dissolved by mutual consent The under
signed will carry on the business as usual.
New Orleans. May /, 1877.
my6* w, Ell. TOOMER IL co.
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CONSOLATION STAKE
DASH OF TWO MILEs-For Beaten Mules.
Prize-PAIR OF SPURS.
HORSE HACE-One Mile Dash-Gentlemen
Riders.
A. M. Yznaga enters Thos. Dugan's b. m. Mat
tie y. Gelors- white and scarlet.
Atwood Violet enters G.. b. Underhils b. b.
Goblin. Colors-blue. white and pink.
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WANTED BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man situation as Watch
man, Porter, Salesman or Driving of any kind;
Is thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In the country II desired. Address W. g., DEM
ocrat Office. fe20t
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succession of Robert mnyghe.
CONSTABLE SALES.

barbara Levy, Agent, VS.. Edward Royal.
HURST JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
Il parish Of Orleans. No. ,56o-By virtue OF q
orable J. Paris Childreas, First Justice Of the
Peace in and for the parish of Orleans will pro
coed to sell at public auction, on SATURDAY.
No. 1870 Julia street the following described
Pune oSE [ Tor II Of OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the above entitled and numbered
suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
JOHN +. WOOD,
my2 - Constable
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Louisiana Department. Life Associa-
ton of America. No. 1879 Gravier street. New
Orleans-The annual election for President,
Vice President and thirteen Directors ofthis de-
partment will be held al this office on MONDAY,
May IA. 1877, between the hours Of ii a. m. and
y. m. .- ...
ap2p staw I'd s. FLOWER, Secretary.
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J. Dees Huger. Emile J. O'Brien. d. M. Harro