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JAMAICA
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tail Druggists, Grocers, and dealers in medicine.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

by NASH s. HQDasQpN-W !. HQDasON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No &c sgar e street
baeement rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel. in
h g by yrq ana an }ss6 9f e. 2sde a
ana leaena b Il ' court for tho pars Of
Orleans signed July 6. 1877. docket No. as.s2t,
for account of the succession Of ID. MI Crooks,
Geeeased. for PARTITION at public auction Will
u !. HTtVWo VALUABLE LOTS OF, GROUND.
together with oil tho buildings and improve.
ments thereon, situated in the. First District of
this city, in the square bounded by st. Charles
late Nayades). Prytania, Calliope 9nd -, 0ll u,
streets deglgqated % lots NOS anh g. Whi t
innRas s. lines front on st. Charles date
Nayadesj street by a depth of 100 feet, all more
or less between parallel lines, American meas
IRE. with the use Of IN alley. IN their rear IA
feet wide. opening into each Clio and Calliope
streets. common to these and other lots border
Tho improvements consist of that elgibly To-
Gated and handsomely finished two and u half
story brick residences known us No. AVG Ut.
'i ,. VvvAALlfUfXBLE LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings md improvsm,ents there
the square bounded by Julia, ST. Joseph. ST.
Charles and Camp streets designated rs lot No.
8, aud measuring % feet inches front on julia
street by depth of loo feet, all more or less, be-
tween parallel lines. American measure. being
bounded in the rear by an alley II feet inches
wide opening Bto each LIZ. Gimp ana a. 81: Charles
the southwest corner of said lot, are subject to
the servitudes detailed and set forth In the oct
Of sale by which Samuel Leyermore acquired
said property from the New Orleans Building
Company md acquired by said Ctooks from
Mrs Ann MeRlvet as per act before Hero, late
notary. dated Juy2D, 1864. ..
sTppHHY Bk1oK HESiDEN0E. known us No. i5i
Julia street. ....
gsfher with MI the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Third District Of this
city, in the square bounded by Claiborne (late
st. Avid, Robertson tlate st. John Bhptste An
nette and st. Anthony streets, designated by the
No, -, and measures Ga feet front on eaeh Clai-
borne and Robertson streets by depth Of 1922
feet drumming through the squared. all more or
less. between parallel lines. American measure
The whole Of the above properties IRE according
To plans. which may be seen at the place OF sale
The improvements consist OF q cottage on each
end Of the said lot.
Terms and Condiions-One-third cash and
the balance In equal payments ut one and two
years, with eight per cent per nnnum interest.
and the clauses OF special mortgage with ven
doris lien the fact de non alenando five per
cent for attorneys fees in case Of suit and all
charges. the improvements to be kept fully in
sured and transfer Of policies to holders of
credit notes; the purchasers to assume the
taxes due and exigibls In 1878, over and above
their bids Ton per cent to be paid cash on the
spot to bind the sales.
Yp Acts OF sale before A.. Dueatel, ESQ. notary
public, at tho expense Of the purchasers.
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NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE.
NO. 57s DhYADEs STREET.
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR JOSEPH
r. Kendall.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3657G.


Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36.576.
DY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson,
d Auctioneer office No. 10 Carondelet street
On SATURDAY. September 1. 1877. ut Ia o'clock
m. Mt the ST. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
basement rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, in
this city by virtue and in pursuance OF nn
order OF the Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated July "a. 1877. docket No.; 36s7e In the mat
ter OF the Minor Joseph +. Kendall, ct public
ONE PTECE or PORTION OF GROUND. to-
gether with the bull dings and improvements
thereon. situated In the Fourth District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Dryades, Ba-
rome, Jackson and Philip streets. measuring
20 feet 81 inches front on Dryades street by 81
depth Of 123 feet IA inches. all more or less,
between parallel lines, American measure. Be-
ing that portion of q lot Of ground nearest
Phip street 2rginaIly desigpaed a ss, Lot No z
ONErSTORY FRAME, SLATE ROOF COT
TAdE, known as No. b73 Dryades street, with
two. story back building. containing altogether
about seven rooms. cstcrn, etc.
Terms and Condftions--One-half cash and the
balance at one and two years, with per cent
interest and special mortgage, with vendors
privilege from date until final payment. the
mortgage to embrace the clause Of per cont
for attorneys fees In case Of suit; the build
ings to be kept fully insured and policy trans
ferred to vendor 10 per cent to be paid cash on
the spot to bind the sale.
Act OF sale before W. II. Seymour. notary pub
ic. ut the expense of the purchaser. including
be taxes for 1877, due and exfgible in 1873.
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The Freedom of the Press in France.

Suspension of another Partisan comic
paper for very funny picture-a big
cook, with a Phrygian paper cap, toss
ing a tricolored rabbit into saucepan,
with the remark, 1.-The rabbit began
this fooling." Nor are the painters and
engravers the only artists who are pro-
hibited from limiting, or, squirting at
politics, for Jules Claretie's drama
''The Patriots has been forbidden to
mont the Project has ordered the
local musical society to disband,
It's members having serenaded the
Republican ex-Deputy. A special
order from the Governor OF Paris
also forbids the introduction into the
reading. rooms OF the military wards OF
the hospitals Of any newspapers except
those of a conservative complexion, the
names of which are indicated in the
circular. The Monarchists, by the way,
are feeling somewhat sore over the
method in which the Imperialists are
taking the lions share OF the benefits
Of the Conservative coalition. Messrs.
Rouher and De Saint-Paul, it Is
powerful at the Ministry Of the In
terror In naming the prefectoral
and other officials, but in selecting the
candidates for whom the strength Of
the government Is to be exerted. The
Due de Broglie, too, has made an ap-
pointment which worries not little
every one not Bonapartist, having
appointed M. Vente to a place In the
Court Of Cessation. whence he cannot
be removed. whereas when M. Vente
was named for al assistant secretary
ship at the Department Of Justice
under M. Tailhaud the monarchical
faction was deplorably disguised, sc
violent were his Imperialist tendencies,
Altogether it may be said that the
French happy family is getting no hap
pier very fast.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

CONSERVATION which this attack created
extended to Twenty-second street, at
that hour very quiet. A crowd OF men
gathered on Fisk street to witness this
curious repetition OF the scenes OF the
Partisan Commune. The fence. sur
rounding the yard gave way and was
carried or by the petticoated plunderers
In their unbridled race. There was
fear for o. little while that the Anna zon-
ian army would continue their depre-
dations. Word was dispatched to the
Human Street Station, aud force OF
officers under Lieutenant Vesey pushed
down TO the corner Of the contest. The
women Kissed as they saw the blue
valorous took to their heels inconti-
nently. Some developed into wonder
full athletes, and Gitches were danced
over as though they were the hoor OF
some popular ball room. Others stood
their ground. A shower OF missiles
greeted the boys as they came smiling
along, left front into line. One woman
pitched o. couple Of blocks at
the heads OF the officers. and
then moved on to attend 70
her family duties. The men were weak
In the strength and forcefulness OF their
language compared with these wretches y
Profanity the most foul roliea easily Oh
their tongues with horrid glibness, ex-
pressions were made use OF that brought
the blood mantling to the cheek oil. the
rst-hardened men In the crowds OF
spectators. It was awful. Several shots
were fired, by whom was not known:
The poliee soon restored order and
drove the women back, and finally scat.
tered them. This most dlsgraceful OF
occurrences is the most disgusting reve-
lation that has yet deepened the shades
of the already too black record OF riot
and villainy which for nearly q week
has disgraced the fair fame Of Chicago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

Mr.. Oscanyan, In his book "The Sui
ton and his People," tells the following
anecdote Of Turkish physician.
A person exceedingly Ill Of typhus
fever called In one Of these medical gen
tlemen, who, although he considered
the case quite hopeless, prescribed for
his patient and took his leave. The
next day, in passing by, he inquired OF
a servant at the door II his master was
not dead.
Dead No; he Is much better"
Whereupon the doctor proceeded up
stairs to obtain the solution OF this
miracle.
why" said the convalescent. II was
consumed with thirst, and drank q
pailful of the juice Of picked cabbage"
Wonderful u quoth the DOCTOR. And
out came the tablets, on which the
physician made this inscription Cured
OF typhus fever Mehemed Aghg,. an
upholsterer, by drinking pailful Of
picked cabbage Juice"
Soon after the doctor was called to
another patient, q yaghlikee, or dealer
In embroidered handkerchiefs, suffering
from the same malady. He forthwith
prescribed "pailful OF picked cabbage
Juice"
On calling the next day to congratu-
late his patient on his recovery, he was
astonished to be told that the man was
dead. The Oriental Hlsculapius. In his
bewilderment at this phenomena, came
to the safe conclusion and duly noted it
In his memoranda, that although In
cases OF typhus fever picked cabbage
Juice ia an efficient remedy. 1t IL not,
however, to be used unless the patient be
By profession an ttpholsterer.
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ORIGIN OF THE STARS AND STRIPES.
detroit Free Press. |

A very intelligent reader, who was
born toward the close of last century,
and who still takes q deep interest In
things new and old, sends US the fol-
lowing, copied from the (British) Ma
tiOndt Gazetteer:
"Brington or Brinton, properly pro-
nounced Britoa, is parish In the hun
bred Of Nobottle Grove, In the county
OF Northampton. six miles to the north
OF Northampton. The
church dedicated to st. Mary contains
q remarkably complete set OF the If
teenth century open benches. though
the carved screen has disappeared.
This church Is also inter
esting rs the burial place of the last
English ancestor Of George Washing
ton, whose family armorlal bearing.
from which it Is believed the stripes
and stars or the American banner were
taken, are carved upon the ledger tomb
stone.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA II. vERRET.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of St. Mary.

State of Louisiana Parish of st. Mary.
DYS. GUiNAULT. Auctioneer-A Acting for the
ID Enthusiastically virtue OF an ord3 is
sued out of the Parish Court in and for the par
ish of St. Mary, in the above entitled succession.
bearing date the cad day of June, 1871 and 70
me directed will sell for cas- h on III RSDAY.
September 6. 1877. at IL o'clock M. at the Mer,
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal
street, in the city of New Orleans, the following
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the First District of the city Of New Orleans
and being part Of q lot designated Dy the No
6, of square No. IL bounded by IRENE (noW LID
erty), Canal Franklin and Jackson tnow Gas
Quet) streets, on a plan made by Joseph Fltle.
surveyor, on the 30th OF August, 1928. and an
nexed to an act passed before Felix DeArmas.
notary public in said city, on the 10th OF Decem.
Der, 1928; the said lot forming the corner OF
jackson (now Gasquetl and IRENE tnow Liber-
tyl streets. and having. in American measure,
So feet 81 inches, more or less, front on Gasquet
street by IS feet, or less, in depth ana front
on Liberty street.
Act of sale to be passed before O. Drouet. no.
tary public. at the expense ofthe purchaser. VINO
is to assume payment Of taxes exfglble IN 1878.
Also, TWO SHARES of the New Orleans In
surance Company of $50 each, full paid.
ROBERT B0NTILLAIN, Administrator.
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CHICAGO vHRAGOEs.
A Peculiar scene of Thursdays Fcrocious
Outbreak.
FChicago Inter- Ocean, July 27.l


TChicago Inter Ocean, July 27.l
Women first came to the front as ram
pant rioters yesterday; The taste OF
blood which the men had had In the
early part or the day seemed to have in
famed the women. The night before
last there were few, half crazed with
LIQUOR and smarting under their real or
fancied wrongs, who were bold enough
to veil for pillage. Yesterday there was
a ripening of this sentiment, and the re-
suit was an Amazonian outbreak In the
afternoon. In the neighborhood OF
West Twenty-second and Fisk streets
there are q number Of planning mills,
sash, door and blind factories and
lumber yards. Just northeast OF
this are the homes Of many Of the
most FESTIVE Of the rioters. These
men run down In few minutes to Nal
sted street through alleys, open back :
yards, ETC., and disappear as suddenly
In the event Of an attack from the po-
lice. The men were glutted with their
encounters OF the forenoon. Now was
the women's opportunity, and they at
once began to improve it. Hundreds Of
these Amazons congregated In the vici
nifty of Twentieth and Fisk streets. The
nearest factory from that corner was
the Goss & Phillips place. The crowd
rapidly increased. Women with babies
in arms joined the enraged female riot
ers. The streets were tluttering with
calico of all shades and shape. Hun.
dreds were bareheaded. their disheveled
locks streaming in the wind. Many
were shoeless. Some were young,
scarcely women in age, and not
at all in appearance. Dresses were
tucked up round the waists
Omen busts were as common as
a BARRIERS chair. Brawny, sunburn'
arms brandished clubs. knotty hands
held rocks and sticks and wooden blocks
Female yells, shrill as a curlew's cry
filled the air. The swarthy features o.
the Bohemian women were more horri
ble to look on in that scene than theil
men In the Halsted street riots. The
11nsexed mob Of female incendiaries
rushed to the fence and yards Of Goss q
Phillips manufacturing company, The
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
ERNEST PRAGST, President.
JOHN WILSON. Vice President.
P. M. SCHNEIDAU. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me. at New
Orleans, this 10th day of July. 1877.
JOHN BENDERNAGEL, Notary Public.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1877.
At n meeting of the Board of Directors held
this day 1t was unanimously resolyedto declare
~ dividend of TEN per cent on the capital stock,
payable on demand, and o further dividend Of
FIVE per cent to ALL insurers on their earned
premiums for the year ending June 30, 1877, In
addition to the rebate Of IS per cent already re-
eeived by said insurers on their gross pre-
mfums, payable on and after the 9Th day OF Au-
gust. 1877. -
jy12 I'm P. M. sCHNE1DAU. Secretary.
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so IS THE STORY TOLD.

A fair head meekly bowed,
A shy glance coming after,
Voices not over loud
And u low. sweet laughter,
So Is tho story told,
Up In the cottage old
Under the smoky ratter
A fair maid flushing red
With an unknown feeling,
But shnmed to bow her hetu
For oil her lovers knecling,
80 Ia the story told -,
Down mid the white and gold
Under the painted ceiling.
Magazine.
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THE PEOPLES BANK.-Passng the corner OF
Decatur and Customhouse streets yesterday, We
noticed that the Peoples Bank was moving into
the new edifce at that corner. The banking.
room is really a gem and may be called one OF
the handsomest business rooms In the country.
The frescoing was done by Mesers. Schubert and
Harry Dressed, and represents Justice and Com
merce, with railroad and steamboat on either
side, and medallions In the corners bearing the
pelican, beehive anchor and crescent, Alto
gether the decorations are admirable in their
kind and most artistically executed.
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INSURANCE.
HAMBURG MAGDEBURg FIRE IysytR-
ANCE COMPANY OF HAMRURH.

This Company Ia now prepared TO issue
POLICIES against Loss or Damage by Fire ct
current rates. Every RISK taken by this Com
pany is participated In by three OF the largest
German Fire Insurance Companies. represent
Ing an aggregate capital and surplus Of over
SIXTY MILLION MARX. equal TO Fifteen
Million Dollars, U. &. gold-tbus enabling this
Company TO accept large lines.
WILLIAMS d RHUCKNER. Agents.
iy4 i'm 10 Carondelet street.
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DY NASH AND HODGSON-W. I. Hodgson
d Auctioneer--Office No. 10 Carondelet street
On SATURDAY, September1, 1877. at IL O'clock
m. at the St. Charles Auction Exchange. 10 the
basement rotunda Of the st. Charles HOTEL n
order Of the Hon. A. l.. Tissott. Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated July %, 1877. in the above entitled matter
at public auction will be sold
4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. to-
pether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Sixth DISTRICT Of this
citv designated as No. rs. bounded by st. Denis
St Patrick. Dufossat and vamont streets, Sub
divided into eleven iots and measuring ,s e. e.
Denis street III feet inches lines front on st.
Patrick street 3o7 feet II inches front on Dufos.,
sal street and 3O9 feet 9 inches front on Falmont
street. all, more or less, American measure.
according to plan at place OF sale.
The impr ,vements consist Of
4 FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE cistern. sheds,
etc. garden improved and fenced.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn. notary. at
the expense of the purchaser. including the
taxes due and exigibie ii 1878.
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DRY GooDs.-We would call especial attention
to the advertisement of our enterprising friends
Messrs. Pepin & Broussard. These gentlemen
are we'll known in this community as the most
reliable, courteous and accommodating mer-
chants. and any one desiring goods in their line
would do well to call at the white building, corner
Canal and Baroone streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

CLEARANCE sALE.-M. L. Byrne Il Co., having
completed their annual stock taking, are now Of
fering the balance Of their summer goods at
nearly one-half original prices, at 1853 Canal at.
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SUCCESSION OF II. M. CROOKS

Between Camp aud St. Charles streets.
VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY
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March up to Ellis. 80 Camp street, and get your
certificate Of service.