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P. P. P. P.
DR.. Pierce's "a.
Pleasant
Purgadve
.... s.,-. .... - :.. i. Pellets.

Purely Vegetable: No care required while
using them.
The Little Giant" Calhartic, or Multum
IN Parvo. phys.c. scarcely larger than nj a..
lard seeds, and are sugar coated. Thev re-.
move the necessity Of taking the ereat
CT crude, Drastic, sickeninx pills. heretofore
sarepedy for Headache, Dizziness, Rush
OF hlood 70 the Head. Tightnsss about the
thest. Had Taste In the Muuth. Eructations
rom the stomach. Bilious Attacks. lam.
dice. Pain In the kidneya, Highly coiored
Urine. apd Internal Fever, Dr. Pieroe's
Pleasant Purgett1e Pelots are upsurpessed.
Furtherm0re, would Say that their action
is univefsal. not = gland e.caping their
sanetlve Impress. Age does not Impair the
properties ot these Pellets. They are sugar.
coated and incloseq in glass bottles, their
virtues being thereby preserved unimpsir.
ed for any length Of time, 20 that they are
always fresh and reliable. This is not the
case with, those pills which are but up in
cheap wooden or pasteboartl boxes. The
daily use bf two Pellets has cured The most
% tlnate cases of Scrofala, letter. Salt.
Eheum. Erysipelas, Bhis. Rlotchts q. PIN.
Pies. Sore Eyes. and Eruptions. They are.
however, recommended to bs tax o III con-
lection with the Golden Medical Discovery.
II order tq secure the best results.
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g. G.. BIGGS, Register,
MEDICAL,

nR. FITLER'B VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ MATIC REMEDY.-ls the perscrip.
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache.
&C., or money refunded, by invigoratina
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
BY merit 1t has become a standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
1t In time. Remember that DR., Filter iP
the only physician in America devotine
10 years to this one line of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. 45 South Fourth
street. s ft \ ~
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THIS MACHINE

70 the most simple and compact; the mos,
durable and economical; model OF com.
blned simplicity, strength and beauty.
No complicated machinery to be con
stantly getting out of order.
50 easy tp learn that a child can lun H.
will do all kinds Of sewing, from the finest
70 the coarsest; Will hem, fell, tuck, braid,
adjusting straight needles, all descriptions
of cotton. silks and thread Makes the
strongest stitch known; the cloth will tear
before the seam will rip; uses the thread
finished and highly ornn
meutsd, and
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i.sREeisrER's ORDERS,
Ea1sTER,s ORDER
Ia .SRDGl6TER'6 OFFyCEs a. .@y

~ ssR9GasfER's OFFICE, eq
i g.. New Castle County October 1. 1877.
up0r 1tet the a, ,agpiication Of John C%mml nga
too Hundred. IN said county, deceaAed, Il
- ordenod and dlrected by the Reeisie,
that the executor Aforesaid give notice o.
granting letters testamentaryF UPON the es.
granting thereo', BY causing advertise.
ments to be posted within forty days
Ir0m the. date OF such letters in
AZ Of the NEST public olaces OF
sne county Of New Castle. requiring all
TO presentthe same or abide By an act Of AZ
eembly In such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO be tuserfed
within the same period in the MORNING
aEaALD, q newspaper published Ia VIII
aieen under the hand and SEA, Of ot,ce
ol the Register Aforesaid, at New
EAL] Castle, In New Castle County, aiore-
ssn ssaa the day end as Esar aRsys Rey;.tsr writ
N!YTlCE.---An ptrsons having claims
agaiDst the estate II the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the Ex.
ecn.or ~ or before ctober 4th. 1878. or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
JOHN UMW1NGs, Executor
Address Wilmington. Del. oc6-eod
y EGISTEh,S ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle County. OciOber4 1877.
upon the application OF Isaac Grubb. .Ad-
minikiratof C.T.A. OF Rose uxbaum, late
of Wilmington Hundred in said county
deceased, it 10 ordered and directed by tie
Register that the Administrator aforesaid, |
give notice OF the granting of Letters Oi |
Administration q. L. A. uOon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the granting thereof /
by causing advertise mentS to be posi- ed |
within fOlty days from the date OF such /
Letters In six of the mot public ]aces OF
the County Of New Castle, requiring ali /
persons having demands againstth the Estate
to present the same, or abide by IN Act
Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vlded. And also cau.e the same u be in.
serted within the same period In the
MORNING HERALD,la q newspaper uhlish-
ed In WILMINGTON, and to be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal of Office
Of the Register aforesaid, at Now
SEAL Castle; IN New Castle county sfore-
said, the day and year above writ
40 g. @. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.-An persons having claims
'gatnst the Estate Of the deceased must
present the same duly attested to The Ad-
on or before the 9th day OIL
october, A. D, 1873. or abide the Act ofI
Assembly In such cases made aud provi-
led. ISAAC CRUISE.
Administrator, c. T.. A.
Address. New Castle, Del.
oct15-3weod
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MISCELLAN EOUS,
". CRAWFORD { CO..

81 Carter Lane, st. Paups, London. O. u
Beg to state that they are open for anv
sommercial transactlons a to consign-
ments, for granting Drafts, or pre-. entiDe
commercial Bills for a. ceptanco and pay.
mert. for bnying Eng lish goods at q very
small commission, and forwarding goods to
any place In England or the Continent.
we beg to draw your attention to yerv
Important English Invention we have on
Woollen Blankets or Csverlnrs. OF
Large sizea, Combihed wish
an Air Pillow. '
1t will be found most necessary and nae
tnl lor Military Men, Travellers, Invalids
for use Ia Hospitals, Ac., &C. poesessinS
amongst others the following advantaeeae
It Is the fl lhest substitute for q bed.
The PILLOW can be raised or lowered at
any time, with the greatest ease.
IT Will pack up in q very small compass.
and can be carried about without any in.
-
Price, from l5s. t. s5s. sash.
When orderin the above article. pleaao
Fem1t the amount of your erder to
W. CRAWFORD 4 co .....
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p,
"''ns , with his wife, then taking his two
.'''''"-'aw in hand, aud finishing with
,',"' ',~"'''"fF-'n.law, with whom, as the mar
a' ,' '4ys' "he wiped the floor and swept
0'n0er dishes off the table"
=, ~, ~ " y steamer Lackawanu. leaves
o... 'anclsco this week for ,h. Mexican
boz, S 'v' v' The purpose Of surveying T.rtau
hip Civ 1p'a u, winch tho Pacific mail steam
v na.,, v"y Of San Francisco was wrecked a
W. vu'ns h'a ago. 1t Is thought that rocks
vs,s' =, "ssn e, updeaved by an earthquake a,
boil do'u 'v"s where the charts Indicate a
Mn l'' e,S:' FIRST number of the Boston Book pu,-
lew, 1r,' (,a" original articles and signed re-
leott n ra .. T. Irowbridge, A. Bronson
d ,' 1ons aqwara W. Everett Hale, F. B. Perkins
Of 1I r. s''ke, George II. whlt,.more A
:, 'u' ,",sa Cambridge, and Luclus E Smith a n
.turs Dv' y. . OF the articles on American Li,-
ta nlust,sptp''se npp'e'on'' Annual Encyclopaedia;
pulse ch,,s' eu poems from Bryant, and
autu, 'aa'er '.'a'' Moul'on, and Longfellow,s
Hist os ',Ou'a 4 to Teuuysou. The classI-
Er.ct a,,,a., y, American books cannot fail to
nuue,,ss'' sa''oo from its prominent feature |
u prlcs ,s. :. A'rangement. The .ubscrIp.
Of nn.l' =" put at only thirty cents a wear, |
}, Boston, p'''ss' Address D. Lothrop q
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8l6 Racestraat PhiIa1l,
e. #. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Of iron.

! OA IRON.
r. F. Kupkel's celebrated Bitter Wine u
Lon Will efffctually cure liver compiaint
Iiaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
kidneys and all di eases arising from Il
dlsordered liver, stomach or intestlnes
4uch as constipation. fl tulence, Inward
pl es, full ness o. blood to the head, acidi,y J
for food fulness or weight In the stomach
sore ernctatIOns, stnking Or fiuttering al
the pit OF the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried OrdiiticulL bre lthing, flutter-
lngs at the heart, choking or sul1ocating
seusaslom When gesture a
dull pain in the head. deficiency OF nres-
| piratiOn, yellowness OF the SIX in and eyes,
pain in the side, back, head, chest. limbs,
to sudden flushes of hrat, burning In the
depression ofspiri's. Price 81 per bottle.
Beware of fcourterfelts. Do net let your
druggist palm Oft some other preparation
0firon he may say Is a good. but .sk for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine CT Iron !s not
kel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete, In two hours -
No fee till head passes, Seat, pin and
stomach warns removed by DR., KunKel
250 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.-
Send for circular. For removing seat, Tin
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for bottle of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never falls Comman
sense teaches n tape worm be removed. ali
other We rms can Le readily removed.
z. F.. KunkePs ustral & Il. F.
KllnkePs Shampoo for
the Hair.
The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the world. they remove
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and cool |
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling of, and promote the growth In |
very short time, They preserve and beat. |
tify the hair. and render 1t soft and glossy.
They impart brilliancy and q silxy APP
pearence TO braid and wiry hair, and as q
hair dressing, they are unrlva' led; eradi-
cate dandruff and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruff, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. Kunkel's
shampoo and Lu, ,tral restore hair to a nat.
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle d:
Ask your drug9istfor them or send to z. +
Kunkel, Proprietor. No. 250 North Ninth.
street, Pb PbiladSlphie
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WEAKNESSES PECULIAR I
EEMAIES.

favorlte Prescription is Powerful Restora
i've Tonic to the entire system. It is r,er.
vino or unsurpassed efficacy, and, while Il
qulets nervous irritatio 1T strengthens ths
enleeDled nervous system, thereby restorins r
II ~ 70 nealthul v1gor: The following diseases
Prescription has worked magic cures viz:
Leu10rrhoea, or Whites" Excessi Flow
Ing. Painful MenstruatiOn, Unnatural sun
presSlOng, Weak Back Prolapsus. or TIE
Lall1ng OF the Uterus, Anteversion. Retire.
version, bearing-dOwn Sensation, Chronic
congestion, Inflammation and liberation
OF the Uterus. Internal Heat, Nervous De
PRESTON, Debility, Despor dsncy. and very
women. but not mentioned here w
The following ladies are few Of the nanv
IN Innoqsands who can testify to the efficacy OF
u. f1erce's Favorite Prescri ption. from az.
perience and observation:
MRS. COrne!ia Allison, Peosta. Iowa. Mrs
IMnos' =. Methvtn, Hatcher's yb,ation, Ga:
Mr'. y. A. seymour, Rome, n, r; Mis-
FIanclS Huswlcks Versailles, OhiOs Mis-
Leroy Leroy Fugnam; North Wharton, Pa; Mrs
FrsBis as T. LeS%aa LaSnHl1 fFslns ~ Nj Nh NIX
cothe, Ohio; Mrs. Harriet ID. Malohe. West
Springfield. Pa; Mrs. h Hiatt, EInporis.
Aan.; Miss Louisa Pratt, Dodgevillo. + ass.:
Mrs. l.. A. Dashield, Norfolk. Va; Mrs. Il
a Proctor. Iowa; Mrs. j. nj Vernon.
81. Ihomes, Ont; Mrs. 8. q. Moran, 263 N. !
Howard street, Baltimore Md; Mrs, Iuov
MCanman, Barnesville. Ohio: Mrs. Nancy
Mss xStsany Il Ms: Es
y erone, y: T.; Mrs. B. N. Rocks, Grand
own, N. Y. thousands OF referenc - can
70 given At the Worlds Dispensary.
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MEDICAL.

Ine remedial management OF those
diseases peculiar to women has afforded a
1sefgS ne e1perisnce at the Worlds Dispensary
physician, in ad .p.ing reme edies Tor their
cure. ~. Plerce's FavOrite Prescription is
tue result OF this extended experience. and
nae become Justly celebrated Ior its many
snn az! remarkable cures OF all those chr0ni 10
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THE PEOPLES
MEDICAL SERVANT.

tR. r. V. PIERCE is the sole nronrietor
and manufacturer of the foregoing reme-
aies. al OF which are sold by druggists. He
Is also the Author OF the Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser, a work of near,y
one thousand pages, with two hundred and
plates. He has already sold of this popular
OVER 100000 COPIES!
PRICE, Post-psid) 81 50.
R. Y: PIERCE, N. D.,
WORLDS DISPENSARY.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-02
Il. JOHN ELLIS.
kIis Full statement About the Matthews
Foster Agreement.
Especial to Courier-Journal. ]


WASHINGTON, March 29.--On the evening of
the 10th OF February MIR. Lamar sent page to
Mr.. Ellis. requesting an interview. On meeting
Mr.. Ellie, Mr.. Lamar said that, In his opinion,
the speech delivered by MIR. Charles Foster that
day was intended to be understood as the utter
ance of Gov. Hayes himself. He further said
that Judge Stanley Matthews had said to Foster
that his Foster'sl speech was not strong
enough, and he should have said that Gov HAYES
would have nothing to do with Packard. Mr.
Foster renlied that he did not like to take go
much upoa himself; to which Matthews replied;
well, if had spoken would have said SO, be-
cause IL the truth"
MIR. Lamar, after detailing this conversation,
said that it was the first utterances he had ever
heard from one of Governor Hayes friends i'm
portant and direct enough to command attention
from the Southern people. He advised Mr.. Ellis
to sec Judge Matthews at once, and then to pro-
coed TO Columbus, Ohio, and if possible see and
obtain OF Governor Hayes assurances and guar
antees of liberal and just policy toward Louis
lana and South Carolina in the event of his ipau-
guration. Mr. Ellis replied that he did not wish
TO act without conference with his colleagues but
Mr. Lamar insisted that he did not believe in
divided responsibilities, and urged Mr.. Ellis to
the course he had suggested. At the request Of
Mr.. Ellis, he wrote out in the form of letter the
substance of what he tLamar) had said. Mr..
Ellis says:
/ telegraphed that evening to Gov. Nichols,
informing him that communication to him OF
great importance had reached me, and nsgo.
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sissiohs wsfs opening up whigh might require
mo 10 R1 To Columbus and see Gov. Hayes but
that would not 70 unless be sanctioned and
telegraphed ME alettsf of authorization, Twenty
ss hours afterwards ! received reply from
Gov. Nichols, which regarded ~ uhsaiisfsa-
oiate tho Importance Of the communication. and
bstrayiBg hesitanoy TO sceredit me 10 Gov.
Hayes. and resolved not to go any further with
the affair. but ! showed MIR. Latrar's letter TO
Major Burke. and advised him TO pee Judge Mat
thewa and have conference, and then TO proceed
10 Columbus aud see Gov Hayes. ID accordance
with Mr.. Lamar's original idea.
Major Burke did rec Judge Matthews. and ar
ranged an interview. ard invited me TO aoeoni-
papy him. On the evening Of the 25th or Goth
Of February Major Burke aud the Hon. Henry
Wattetaon, whom had invited 10 accompany us,
and myself. repaired 10 Wortnley'a, and Ia Judge
MatthewH's room we met bin. es4aov Dennisep,
Of Ohio. Henater tnow Secretary Sherman, uhief
Justice Cartier. Of the District Hupteme Court,
and Representatives Foster and Garfield. After
some informal conversation, Judge Matthews
asked me for an expression OF ophon ~ TO the
desires and Wishes Of the people Of the two
Southern States. aud IN reference thereto our
position and determination wi th regard 10 the
electoral count.
stated TO him aud 10 the gen lemen present.
at some length. our unaltefabls determination 70
secure nj all hasaada the govsfnmsnts Of Nioholls
and Hampton, Our earnest desire for the testpfa-
ton Of the right VI self government. and our
great fear that Mr.. Hayes. II inaugufated Prssi.
dent. would use the troops for the purpose o.
maintaining Packard and Chamberlain, and that
II was upon this idea that aud my colleagues IN
Congress-. as well az many Democratic Hepresen-
tatives. were 6libustefiug 10 prevent the eonsum=
paton Of The e6ent."
I,uaNHrr's FtAven,sa EsrnAera-A used
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PEHEMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
To effect partition,

On Unusually ehsy terms ana long cfedit,
IF
That Valuable Commercial Property
Known as the
M EHCH ANTS COTTON PRESS AND YARD,
Together with MI the improvements, etc. there.
on. consisting Of
Largo and Powerful Press, Machinery, etc.
It's situation is tho finest in the groai cotton
press centre. In immediate proximity to the
ship and steamboat landings. and only one
square from tho Gotten 4, depot 81 the New Or
pY 1Hn6EY m sqn6 NJ ge6 ESdhR hed Ss ss
J. Hoeg, Aneti2nesr.oifise: 4 Carogdelet
m. at the NJ. Charles Auction Exchange, IN the
basement rotunda Of tho 1T. Charles Hotel viii
be sold Mt public auction. by consent Of parties.
V l. "A. < certain Ia, SQUARE OF GROUND in The
Frgt District OF this city. with oil tho buildings
na w Fhas NeW soh nvoe
Jeyee. Gaiennie and Louisa streets. measuring
about 19t feet 10 inches front. on New I.evee
about sos feet front on each Of Louisa and
Gaiennte streets. Tho improvements comprise
that we'll known new and substantially built and
fire proof bull dings known as the Merchants
Cotton Press, having all the best improvements
and eonveniences for the storage and com press-
ing Of cotton having frst-class. sheds BULL
storage capacity large and powerful press. NIT
q. NINE LOTS OF ttkOUND. situate tmTn0-
diately opposite tho above. in square bounded
by New Ievee, Front, aaiennie and suzette
streets. and designated by the Nos. 10 TO rs in
elusive; said lots measure. together. about i27
feet inches and lines front on New Leyee
street. and like measurement on the line near
est 70 Front street, about 1853 feet inches front
on Gniennie street and q like measurement on
the line nearest TO suzette street: and
8. LOT, situated in the same square and adj
Joining the property above described, and deg
ignated as lot No. 15, measuring about q feet s
inches and lines front on New Levee street.
by about 1903 feet o inches In depth, The i'm
provements on the above described property
comprise unusually large and we'll built sheds
for the storage OF cotton, covering the entire
front on New Levee street.
Terms One-fourth cash. balance Mt one, two
and three years credit for notes specially Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors lien on the
property, bearing 8 per cent per an mum interest
from date OF sale until final payment. and the
clause offs per cent. attorneys fees In case OF
suit: the notes to be subdivided to suit the par
ties Interested the improvements to be kept in
sured and policy transferred to the vendor. All
the taxes payable in 1877 10 be assumed by tho
purchaser over and above the amount Of his bid.
and tho premises sold 10 be delivered TO the pur-
chaser on list September, 1877.
Acts Of sale at the expence OF the purchaser,
beforc---. miI17 IL ~ Is 3t-td.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny O. vaIstoss.
THh1E1G.aTDtl BRICK BUILDING,
iuinifR A Tbufua1n.r tlnU6nTv wiIha.tt

.TiHEE.gTDfY BRICK BUILDING.
Adjoining A. Thomson's Refinery. Without
pY O. vAIET6N. Auotiopssr4 ontes. % and
- 90 Magazine street BATUHDAY.. April I, Ht
Auetonssrs Esehap syu on noyai slres ''
A CERTAIN LOT or G10UND, Situated In
the rs1t ~ p Nag q s 1 ptts the
merge and 81, Joseph stfsets! said lot measures
~ feet inches front on New Leyee OF Peters
street, iii feet inches In depth on Tho line near
est 70 J,ilia street. liz feet. inches IN depth on
ths line towards At. Joseph street. aud ~ fest Oh
ths rear line. Together with the substantial
three story brick building thereon, bearing No.
iva, and adjoining the Thomson Refinery.
Terms -One-half ensh and balance in one year
credit for note secured by mortgage and ven.
doris privileges, behfing sight per cent interest
FROM lny Of sale until said tlys per cent Attofs
nsy,s fees. liz case Of suit The property to be
kept Insured to q sufficient amount TO cover tho
note aud policy transferred to tho holder thereof.
Taxes Tor ths running year. payable ~ 1878,
t. be PISS ured by purchasers 10 pet cent OF hdiu
tisat Hon to liz paid Ht tbs moment Of sale act Of
sa q before g. lie Armas, Notary Public mi I'd
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0rrten aTArE TAX COLLECTOR. !
First District 1ep Grhviar street. !
New Orleans. March n. 1877.
All PROPERTY OWNERS Of tho FIRST DIs-
TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready. and that per-
sons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax vt this
time may now receive ther bills promptly.
Tho following named persona only are au-
thofised to align receipts for tho Collector Of
thia DiHtrict.
For REAL. ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr.
M. sT0DDART.
For LICENSES A. W. CoCKERToN.
Or the undersigned
mh9s T.. A. BURKE Collector.
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g. =. cIRARDEY'sl
9Ja1eSaxaar CT
Auction sales Of Real Estate, stocks, Etc,
TO fAHH PLACE An ritz
81. uIIAHLEs AUCTION EXCHANGE,

e Binniair al als@The two.story frame
DWELLING, Eg. sup Baronne' between Gal
For ths ss ,ts sg d The late Theophilus
NaslI THE bret class Three.stoty Brick
aesisnated p s,g the s N oai wv y,
street, and forming the northwest corner
81 Earpndelet and Ht, Josgph streets
,shniun hpfnea for aristocratie and pros
feesianal residence, safe and productive
Investment . -, -,
Nor lie Succession Of A. weise@Tha Double
Tenement Frame Cottage on Washing
ton between IT. Patrick and hti Denis
atraetg that apatious property, forming
The septheaat corner Of Pela Nd :, a =
Carriage Works, and hy. the Nos. 1ib aud
IA retdllA1o, stteet. Z double tehehent'
The thrae Two story Frame Dwellings, go
nhafmlngly located Oh the y. W. corner
% st, Charles and Efato streets. desis-
mated by, The Nos. s4S. s47 and DAP st'
saturday, bril- td@Tq nay mortgage by con.
ssnt Of parties the ne"ps Iene ,ha
III. corner ii eeoona aud 81. David Streets.
The TWo.storr Ftane DWELLING. No, sg1
First between prsades and Ut Denis
-Four tine building Lots forming the north
weHtcornero Of ~. David aud First stfeets
and and the h, second si street Market 49,
That ehoiee Investment, Store aud COTTAGE
rYRg srsss s sna Ka s s ssewi lnSsn y
tho. Nos, asp, ora and Bge Daronhe street;
and by the Nos. JGg, $40 and gTS Third
street,
The handsome and mearfnly arranged two
story Brick DWELLING with three lots,
No. 90 Constance. between Thalla aud
Etato streets,
j The substantial and spacious three-s'ory
Brick Dwelling, known ms the late
Mace " Institute, on Bourbon. between
It, Louis and Toulouse streets,
For terms and full particulars, SEQ official anu
descriptive advertisements and plans AT tue
office OF the Auctioneef. ~ Camp street
tahpi IT
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

L,oR sALE-RARE CHANGE TO SECURE A
Il new and comfortable house in the Sixth Dis
triet convenient to cars. FIVE rooms, hall, gal
leries, ample sheds, two lots, Zone a corner1
able. Price. one thousand dollars. Address
PROPERTY. Lock Box No. 50 Post-Oifice.
APPS
EoR sALE-oNE FIRsT-CLAsS, TICKET
cts to St. Louis. Mo, Inquire at No. - st.
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rPECIsI. NOTICE.

OFFICE srArE TAX COLLECTOR,
Second Dturiot No. IL Royal street. Nor
chants Exchange, up atairs. March -, TIL
All persons within tho limits of tho Second
District owing licenses and capital Tux are
hereby notified that the office Tor tho collection
Of said taxeg Is now opened.
T. l.. DOUNY,
mh93 II State Tax Collector.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 81. 1877.
THE co. PARTNERSHIP OF PRITCHARD,
Il BICKHAM & CO. this day expires by lifnita-
ton.
Am. BICKHAM, Surviving
JNO. v. MOORE. Partners
HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
i the businesses Of the late firm Of PRITCH-
Ard. BICKHAM Il co. under the firm name Of
BICKHAM d MOORE.
A NJ. BICKHAM.
JN0. v, MOORE
MRS Il. d. PRITCHARD.
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