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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

During one of the fairs in Paris,
some years ago, Baron james de
Rothschild was a patron. CHANGING
to pass a stand where some pretty
young ladies were installed, he asked
in bantering tone-"Well, my dears
what can do for your "Ah, Ba-
ron,' said one, "you can give US your
autograph" with pleasure" ie-
piled the gallant old Raron, wf you
preface ii with au agreeable sentiment.
So the young lady. without much ado,
wrote On q dainty slip Of PsPer-"I
here give 10 ~ charity ten thous-
and francs" and the old Baron imIne,
diately signed his name in full, aud
smilingly paid thesmount to the enter
pylsing Paiisian.
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Ak EXPRESSIVE MEDIcISE.--A hom-
oopaihic phSra,acy advertises "Laeh-
esis. 81 Oeniasinal 1rituration, one
dollar jel.oo) per ounce" As their
other thturations are worth but twen.
ty'fye cents an ounce. We presume the
difference depends upon the value Of
tho medical ingredient. As il it is in
the proportion Of one part in a mill
ion, an ounce Of the pure drug would
cos, seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollans.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

1t is a sign of bad manners to look
over the shoulders of a person who i,
writing, to see what is written.
Ii is bad manners to 40 into any
persons house without taking of your
hat.
1t is bad manners to use profane
language.
Itis bad manners to use your own
knife on the butter dish.
1t is bad manners to 60 into any
persons house with mud or dirt on
your shoes.
1t is bad manners to talk in compa-
ny when others are talking. or talk OF
whisper in church.
1t is bad manners TO stare at any
stranger in company or on the street,
1T is bad manners to say eyes" oil
"no" to stranger, or to your parents,
or to aged people; let i, be "yes, sir,
and "no, sir.
1t is bad manners to pick your teeth
al the table, and bad manners to pick
them with a pin in any company.
1t is bad manners to comb your hail
and brush your coat in an eating room.
1t tsa sign Of low breeding to make
II display of your finery or equipage.
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Arre.sed for marrD imD a Negrss-


Arrested for Marry inO % Negress
George Stuart and Robena McPher-
son were married few weeks ago un.
der peculiar circumstances. Stuart is
an intelligent white man, OF rcspecta-
BILE character. and has lived in Man.
chester two or three years. lie is a
blac ksmith. A month or SO ngo he
applied to the Clerk of the Hastings
Court for license to marry li,bcna
Mcpherson. but the license, in aecor.
dance with statute Of Virginia, was
denied, because it was alleged that
the intended bride was negress. Sub
sequently the two wero married in
Washington, aud came back to Man
chester to live. Stuart resuming his
trade. Yesterday the grand jury
found true bill against Stuart and
his wife for unlawful cohabitation, in.
asmuoh as the laws of Virginia forbid
them to marry. Chief of Police Lips
comb served the capias on the couple.
Both were bailed. Richmond Va.
State.
The man who don't advertise hai
his store hung around with shingles
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At party ON West Hill the othe

Att party on West Hill the other
evening, number of young men pre-
senied one of the party, who was very
obnoxious to them. with a large tin
Jackass, with an appropriate presen-
tation address. But the mean man
got the drop on them by accepting il
gracefully, saying that he would al
ways keep it and never part with it, il
could not fail to remind him of the
donors. And then, somehow or other,
it seemed TO the young men that the
presentation had gone on sorter tame
after ALL Burlington Hawkeye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-18
Walking Made Easy.
Lord & 7 ay|or

INVITE ATTENTION To THEIR IMPROVED STYLES
OF WALKING AND pRFsS BOOTS FOR LADIES
MISSES. AND CHILDREN. WADE WITH DOUBLE
CORK AND ENrKNSiON ENGLISH SOLES ALSO. TO
THEIR SEW SMILES or STRAP SLIPPERS AND
SANDAL RooTS FOR ENENlNG WEAR WHICH
THEY ARE ENABLED To SILL AT PRICES THAT
DEFY COMPETITION.
LApli, Bh>r QUALITY PEBBLE GOAT BUTTOSED
WALKING ROOTS. WITH CORK SOLES. - - WITH
MD rOP MOROCCO fONlNG> AECilLD lNSTEP
AND SPANISH BON TOES. -, SAME STYLES FOR
MISSES. - -
ClILpRENs HANDMADE BUrrONED BOOTS,
SPRING HEELS sl.6p
No TPuURLE OK TNPRNsR HAS RREN SPARED
To BLING THESE GOODS TO THEIR PRESENT FER
FICTION. THE BEST MECHANICAL sklLL BEING
EMPLOYED
All. CUSTOM ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPT
iN LNIciIED
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CLEARING OUT.

20 ritD ~ SILK TRIMMING VELVET. OF PY'
ENONN SHADE, At Il 2, YARD
$50 rtFcts. Mich IIGliLR GRADE IN EVERY
tuLpU 80 - "a YARD
iNr.F INVOICES FINCH BLACK VELVET
tr,ti ,riN WORTH g. ANp CLOSING orr SOW
~ I'VE al ALLY VERY LOW rRcB or $3.50
S,Gp
.r. rfrcFs SUPERIOR 27INcu GOODS SOLD ALL
~ 81 A.pN At III CIoSiNG utT At -
"ertitta ktCI MI. SILK LYONS BLAck tloNk
u. NffNfr At TmF RIM ANNArlN LOW rhi'H
,T.tA lup THESE HAVE bELN SOLD n IN
InEU lT ee hNNNn
vi a thl1htl-iuNG Tius STOCK wrrRiN
J., .iNrunrArloNS NNp PURCHASES 81 AUCTION
A. rr'DIs tuliA o. PER CENr BELOW THOSE
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Lord &
Velvet Department

SINCE orr LAST ANNOUNCEMENT win QUO.
yArIoNs of rRiCrs ~ TINS DEPARTMENT. OUR
rArRoNs NAVE CONTRIBUTED so LARGELY rhAr
NAVE BEEN OBLIGED TO DOUBLE THE srAoh
tuR THIS CLASS or GOODS
Is QtnrING PRICES WE ARE ALWAYS rhhi Ahf i.,'
80 INufHIr THE GOODS TO CORRbsfOND. AND
WITHOUT INpORrtNING VISITORS TO BUY.
WE SOW CALL THE ATTENTION or OUR FRIENDS
h<pruF PUBLIC TO sTILLGREArER ATTRACTIONS
A coon BLACK SILK TRIMMING VELVET, ORDl
kAHY WIDTH. CLOSING AT 81 YARD
~ PIECES BtT1EK GOODS. ADVANCING HB0U'
I,Efy is QUALIFY. At ~ ~ YARD.
a- IILDLs. VERY SUPERIOR GOODS. At sito
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C0LORED SATlNS

IN TliF SEW SHADES FOR EVENING WEAR. WAR
RANTIn AlI PURE sllk. A q. 80, = -, -. AND
e. ARD
rgINNING sATINs or EVERY SHADE. cur BIAS,
fRUM - A YARD w
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
$500 REWARD.
eeao I'm

HrATE or I,oty1HfANA. |
Executive Department. J
Whereas information has been received ct djhe
Executive Department of this Btate that the
sugarsheuses Of Messis. 70. HILLAN, THllO.
FAYE and LOUIS aRaEvIGM D1GRoi, In the par.
ish of 81. Mary, and that of DR.. BUSsEG. In
the parish Of iberia. were. on the 7Gth ultimo,
ret on fre and whereas this act Of inaena
diarism demands that The perpetrator or per.
petfators thereof be brought to justice and
dealt with according 10 law.
Now. therefore. l. FRANCIS T. NIGH0LLH,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana. have
thought proper to Issue this my proclamation.
calling upon the good people of this State to
give their aid and assistance In arresting and
Bringing TO juHtioe the parpetratot or perpe@
TRAITORS OF aaid crime. In order that they may
ah ide their trial before the courts of the eoun-
try and by virtue of the authority In me vested
by the laws Of this State, I hereby offer a re-
ward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
arrest OF the supposed ineendiary or ineen-
diaries, and the furnishing of such evidence as
will secure the proof and conviction thereof.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal Of the State Of
Louisiana TO be hereunto attached. at the city Of
New Orleans, this second day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy -seven and Of the one hundred and
second year OF the Independence OF the United
States Of America.
FRANCIS r. EICIFOLIR,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
BY The Governor!
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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prrscEr.r.ANEous.
CANCELLATION or BONDS.
HrArH or LOUISIANA. |
Executive Department.

Whereas, THOMAS r. FARRAR. Of the par
ish Of Tensas In this State, has applied to me
Tor the cancellation of the following official
bonds, to wit.
l.. One bond. dated April IN. 1870 drawn by
Francis Barnes as principal and the said
Thomas Z. Farraf az security. and .. One
bond. dated April ss, 1879 drawn by Stephen NJ.
Aeuth az principal and said Thomas 2. Farraf
as security. Beth bonds conditioned for the
faithful performance Of the duties Of said Fran
ole Barnes and Stephen M. Houth respectively.
az public administrators Of said parish of Ten
sas.
Now. therefore. /. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
In order to give notice to all persons herein
concerned TO show cause In writing ut the
office OF the secretary Of State. In the city Of
New Orleans. within ninety days from and
after the last publication of this notice. why
said bonds should not be cancelled and an
nulled and the security thereon discharged
from any liabilities therein.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the State OF
Louisiana, ut the city Of New Orleans this
eighteenth day Of Heptember, A. y. one thon-
sand eight hundred and aeseht seven.
FRANCIS r. NHHOLlB,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana
by the Governors
OSCAR AHRoro,
Assistant, Heefetary OF Btete.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by q. II. Girardey.

dollars. being the amount Of certain note Of
Victor Lstorsy, dated November 4. 1870. 60 the
order of Frederick Wing. and payable sixty
tofisd among tho assets Of the succession OF tho
Letofsy. the matter thereof by the said Pierre
the late j. d. LstOrsy, and the amount OF the
Lab fis, 10 the accounts rendered by him, WINS
acknowledged to be- due BY him to the estate OF
J. q. Lstofey. as will appear more fully by
references to the process verbal of the Inventories
of the succession OF the late j. p. LstorsF.
mads by the said Octave More ESD notary
public on the Gath and succeeding days OF Fat14
ruery 1876. and on the nth day of january 1871
Terms md Conditions Of Sas-For the claims
cash and for tho real estate onsathird cash,
and The remainder ut one and two years credit
for notes of tho purchasers subzdttidsd to suit
the parties In interest," secured by special mort
gage and vendors lien bearing all the usual
clauses OF eight per cent Der annum interest
from the day Of sale until the final payment.
iivs per cent attorneys fees in event OF suit TO
snf6res their Payment. The improvements to
be KEPT injured by The purchasers to the extent
gf the credit portion and the policies thereof M
be transferred to the holders Of the notes The
purchasers to e0ntinIs, until expiration. tho
present p9liees, and refund to ths estate th6iT
PRO rata OF The Insurance premium,
The property Will be Sold with oil taxes paid
lp to the day Of sale. The rentals 10 aeefite To-
the purchasers from and after the day Of sale
Acts OF sale ut the expense Of tbs purchasers.
bsfors GhHs q. Andry, ESD, notary public
Sf9B DGg n & 10 40 N
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STOCKS.

Three Shores Of the New Orleans Pacific
Q. Twelve Shares of Teutonia Insurance
Comp my of 500 each, full paid.
g.. Fifteen Shares of Peoples Bank Of s5C
each, full paid.
4. Ten Shares of Peoples Insurance Com
pany of s25 each, full paid.
3 Two Shares of New Orleans Insurance AS
sociation of $50 each. full paid
6. Fifteen Shares of The Teutonia National
Bank of 500 each. full paid.
7. Twenty Shares of the Bank of Lafayette of
$50 each, full paid.
g. Fifteen shares of the Odd Fellows Hall As
ISOLATION, Third District of 0 each. full paid.
Terms Cash. before transfer.
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yuDrorAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Nv G. Il. fairardeY.

urement % feet inches line front on PeTdidp
street BY 81 feet inches. more or less, in depth
between parallel lines. Together viii, oil the
privileges, thersuhto belonging or In nhywise
fs4s p Elton qe aaa s sgs
mated by the No. g65 Canal street. Second Dis
ttiet Of this city, in the square bounded by
streets, The property comprises three lots Of
ground, described and measuring as CT feet
Inches front on Canal street by t0G feet inches
IN deplh between parallel lines, Said portion
Of ground is composed of lots Nos. "a and ~
and and the half ef lot No a. as per plan by Jos;
s s aas ss II q M NIX fG sna aspostfa
| lie In this city. and another lot or portion OF
ground contiguous. to the portion Of ground
the same square No. 30. and measuring. accord
| ing to the aforesaid plan. 40 feet front on Ho=
man street by "a feet In depth. between parallel
| lines.
Together with all tho buildings and improves
meats thereon Or thereunto belonging, eompris-
Ing . q handsome ons,stofy and attic cottage
| finely finished. It contains wide central hall.
| with two parlors. drawing and dining rooms
With eh eeilpes and manss n marbs sa
etc. A large finished attic, two-story frame
kitchen. side and rear garden with a. large lot
2psn,i,ng on Hom m. street leading Into rear
A most, eomplets and comfortable home on
sess he bsinsss esn sss " &C.
Jb3 %h XXI, sd HsESS &Sf AND SPACIOUS
by n. Musson, Esq. situated In the Second bis.
triet Of this city. In the square bounded by Es-
plaaade -. Barracks. Tonti and Roohsblave
Eight lots or portions Of ground, designated by
TIE Nos. |. 2. TO- Il, a. y and IA. and portion
lana qbs aaas aa ssm tha city Of New Orleans
on May 49, 1868, and measures 1875 feet Q inches
front on eaeh Of ,Esplanads and barracks
streets by T. depth between parallel lines and
gethsr with oil the buildings and Improve
tnents thereon. gs,9mprlsing spacious two
street and enclosed By IN iron fence wide cen.
trail halls, with double front galleries; large
oa beth 9ers elegantly finished
Surplus a e4gaha & ef shasea ss
laid out in walks and planted in ornamental
For quiet, spacious and aristoeratie residence
the property has every requisite. It's nsighbor.
TIE ub f ss9EanShlNsff Vs. s4ts
FRAME DWELLING, designated, by, No. 4et
Gharttss street in the square bounded by Char
andeye streets In the Third District Of iii.
city. The lot measures in American measure
msnt 30 feet inches line front on Charities
street by 1877 feet 10 Inches lines in depth
between parallel lines. Together with all I'd,
improyeItn.e 'l thereon. comprising doubt
three rooms on eaeh ie9r r to saei tensmsat
and ene.story rear building containing two
heE sst 5 49, 81 Sflst9f n5ts YsS sssr will
situated II. the Seventh, District OF this cit,
lac CITY ef carrol'tonl dssignatsa together Al
second and Lowerlins streets. The said square
s also designated BY the Nos. o. I, 80 10. il att
od p 'g ss ia sy s snsn e
aseerane witch p paa ot sS Sss e ss a,ig
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BY Albert paul.
NEAT FRAME HOUSE ON POYDRAs. BE-
TWEEN JOHNSON AND PRIEUR sTg
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL AND ANN GAM
NON.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 1868.

by ALBERT PAUL. Auetioneer-Offce 49,
- Exchange A1ey--On SATURDAY. October
q. 1877. at ~ O'Clock M. at the Merchants and
Auctionesrs' Exchange. on Royal street, be-
Of an order of the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated September 10, 1877, will be- sold at
public auction
= A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, In the First
District Of this city, In the square bounded hy
Said lot Is designated as lot No on a plan by
Bringier, measuring 30 feet inches front on
Poydras street By 12o feet in depth together
with all the rights, ways and improyementa
therennto belonging, consisting Of one-story
frame house, cistern. shed, etc.
{, Taxes Of 1871 exigible In 1878. 10 be assumed
by the purchaser
Act Of sale before William II. Seymour. no..
tary, at purchasers expense.
Terms-Cash on the spot. se27 oe6 IL 9D2T
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES
~ .. Csuinault.
by b. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF ZOE LACOsTE.
aeeond District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Mn au ana.

Second District court toE the hf ISL VI Stse'shs
No. ss,503.
10y a, aIIfNAUIT. Auettonesr-Qfflee corner
ID III Esahange Alley and Bisnville street
RATtfRDAT October ~, 1877, will be sold, mt IA
tselaak m. al the Merchants and Aurtioneers'
Esnhsnge. Hoyal street. between Canal and
Unsto,nhnlise streets. by virtue. OF m order
from The honorable the Second District Court
for Tho parish Of Orleans, dated September 7,
isl.Co ERTA1N LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District of this city, designated by No.
ID of square II, on q plan drawn by G, A. Pour.
aarol. on the tenth OF April 1880, and deposited
In the Office Of Herman. late notary In this city
said lot measuring si feet I inches front on
barpe streets. by 100 feet in depth, together with
ali the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting 81 n frame house Of four rooms q
o=stofy kitchen Of four rooms. two eistetnE
double pfivY and the whole divided Into two
tensmehts Bee plan at the Exchange.
Terms One-third cash and the balance pay
able at d credit Of ak and, twelve months fot
noes bteaftng mortgage and lien and privileges
on said property the notes to bear eight pei
cent interest per anhum from date. In default
Of payment Of the above said notes at maturity
said property shall be sold to pay the same will
Ave per cent attorneys fees as costs and at the
expense and risks OF said purchaser.
Act Of sale before A. Il. Rienyenu notary pub
lie at the expense Of the purchaser
H6tp ~ 0n4 II 20
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
THE NEAT TWO-sTOHY FRAME DWELL.
ING. WITH THREE LOTS. ON GALvEz.
BET WEEN CANAL AND CUSTOM
HOUSE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN pUREtN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans

Rye. a1aAapEy Aiae!Ienssr once Ne.
1877. ut Ia o'clock M, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, in thS rgtunda Of the Ht. Charles
Hotel. in this city, will bs sold nt public auction
BY virtus and In pursuance OF an order from
the Hon A, l.. Tiss6t, Judge Of the Second Dis
triet Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated the
tbiristh August, 1877, and rendered In the
ab6Ye entitled succession, the following de-
THKEE dYEaffAfNf Tors OF GROUND, Stu
atsd In tho Second District OF this city. and In
the square bounded by Canal. Galyez. Custom
House and Johnson streets. The said lots ire
designated by the numbers twenty sons. twenty.
two and twenty. three, as per plan by A. dHems
mseourt. surveyor. listed The sixteenth OF July,
1868. and deposited In the Office OF 2. @. Gu
WELLER Iats 8 notary public IN this city, The
said lots measure as follows: Lot NO. al h1s ~
fest inches front ON aalvsz street, BY 1tg feet
| inch In depth, between parallel lines; lot No.
20 has 20 feet inches front on GaY6z street, by
1870 feet in depth between parallel lines. lot Mo.
90 has 2s feet inches front on Galyez street. BY
q depth between parallel lines OF 1876 feet to-
gethsr with all the buildings and improvements
| thereon. comprising neat and comfortable two
story frame building, built retired from tfl5
street, kitchen. stables etc., front and side gar@
dsns
T'srms-Cash on the spot. The purchaser. I'm
addition to the prlgs of adjudication. TO asa
sumo the payment Of the taxes due and payable
in 1877 md 1e7s
Act of sale before W. n. ,paseoe. Esq. notary
| public. at tho expense OF the purchaser
q TtnE
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JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
AuGrIoN SALES.
by q. Z. tairardey.


EXTENSIVE SALE OF
CHOICE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
Comprising the
THREE-sToRY BRICK STOKES.
Forming The southwest corner Of Camp md
Gravier streets,
OPPOSITE THE CANAL BANK.
THE TWossToRY DOUBLE BRICK TENE.
MENT,
Nos. II and 10 perdido.
Between st. Charles an d Carondelet streets.
THE MISSISSIPPI COTTON PRESS.
Embracing the entire square formed by Tehou-
pitoulas, Religious. Richard and Market
streets,
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH STEAM
CONTRASTING APPARATUS. ETC.
THE BRANCH COTTON PRESS.
Next adjoining. and embracing half Of the
square formed by Thoupitoulas, Religious.
Market and st. james streets.
THE ANCHOR YARD AND WAREHOUSE.
Forming the northwest corner OF Tehoupitot.
las. Bsleebasse and st. Thomas streets.
THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PROPERTY
Forming the southwest corner Of Esplanade,
Tonti and Barracks streets.
with garden, etc.
| THE HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
No. 1863 Canal street.
Between Roman and Prieur.
THE TWO STORY DOUBLE TENEMENT.
No. 400 Chartres.
Between Spain and Vaudeville Streets
THE FRAME deTTAGE. WITH GARDEN
In Carrollton.
| Or Clinton. between Green and Second streets
=AnD-
JUDGMENT CLAIMS, ETC.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
| IN THE MATTER OF
| MRS. EUPHROH1NE CONAND.
WIDOW OF THE LATE J. D. LEToREy
Vs.
VICTOR LETORgy EFT ALa.
L .s-lx
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nENEgHAUD's RESTAURANT
. Caroaae Ict street. near Canal.

Having thoroughly. repaired my Restaurant. l
desire to Inform my friends and the public that
will reopen on MONDAY. the let Of October,
1 Will continue the fixed prices per meals, and
viii receive beardefs on moderateNerma.
Boarders ard transient customers may rest
assured that my cooking and the attention Of
my walters will not be surpassed by any other
restaurant In the city.
Thankful for the paat faeors | have received
from the public. ] will endeavor by strict at
tention TO my customers TO continue TO deserve
their Kind patronage.
Private rooms up staira for private dinners,
Orders for Ralla and SpireeH respectfully soil
cited. IL, Il. DENECHAUD. Proprietor.
nnlin
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OFFICE ssCONvEYANCE REUORD,r
No. n Carondciet street,

VIEW SHlGsANss. LA.
The undersigned respectfully announce to
the public that they are prepared TO furnish q
Real Estate In New Orleans. back to original
grant or purchase. when required also Full
Abstract Of each transfer in the chain thus &C.
curing to parties purchasing Real Estate or in
yesttng In Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or detective titles. The method Of
indexing our Conveyance Record" peculiar to
our system. enables us to give information
Immediately.
Attorneys, Notaries >. Auetioneers. Land
Titles to Real Estate, are invited to call and ex-
anime our Record"
aci am L. j. DOnGE T. co.
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OPEN ACCOUNTS.

COFFEEHoUSE ESTABLISH MENT.
Stock in trade of Bar.room No. 5ss Tehoupi-
toulas street, Fixtures and all implements
appertaining thereto-the whole as per inven-
Terms Of Sale Cash on the spot.
sell 70 Qce IL
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For Sale at Annexed Prices by the Follow
ing Dealers:

ing Dealers:
GEO. ELLIS. Nc. 7 Decatur street.
GEO. ELLIS Il BRO. 80 Camp street.
W. T. SEEBOLD, 1e6 Canal
HEBERT g. CO.. 50 Chartres.
p. f. dOGARTY. lsa Camp street.
Madame LELIEVRE, ia Royal.
LAFARGUE & BRlERRE. 1877 Royal.
Mrs. 8. SUGG. 100 Orleans.
JAS. KIRKPATRICK. 61o Magazine.
+. +. HANSELL.
HENRY G. ANDREWS, 1850 Magazine
FRANK NJ. NORMAN. sos Magazine.
A. A. BOHNE. 800 Dryades street.
W. H. MUIR. Pontcbartl ain Railroad Depot
And Booksellers generally throughout the city,
IN QUANTITY TO THE TRADE,
vnv
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PHOENIX HOUSE,
No. DC st. Charles street
Next door to the Academy ~ Mns,,

Next door to the Academy Of Music.l
Opens tonight Thoroughly refltted and re-
nous rafreshment house In Ne Orleans.
kESTAqRANr LIQUOR BAR. OYSTER SA-
and CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENTS. Gin
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FINAL ADJUDICATION

IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
On Basin. between Poydras and perdido strsets.
near the market.