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A ROW OF PEARLS

Glistening through coral lips is certainly =
pleasing object; hut 4 row Of diseolored, be-
speehei teeth In ANY moath At all IL . %srievors
draw back; add 10 this that such . set OF teeth
10 usually accompanied By impure breath. and
ope can scarceiy imagine anything more oh.
jrctiouAble. sOZODONT. the great purifier OF
the breath and whiiener OF the teeth, obviAtes
this state OF ths mouth completely, re-culng its
dental occupants from destruction sni counter.
acting the influence upon the enamel o. acid
secretiOnr la the mouth. ocll im
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A CARD.

To al who arc suffering from the errors and
indiseretioas Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will cUrv you, YhtE or CHARGE.
This great r,inedy was discovered by q mirsion,
AIRY In -outh Am rica. segd . self.sidresstd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
btation ID, Bible House, New iork Ciiy.
sal1 Am
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A VOICE Pn0n v A

Prom Virginia cityA ponr sufferer. almo-t
dsvoured alive by an ulcerous secret disease.
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his re-
eoyury 10 hath. effected by those sterling good
medicin ., Bristol's sarrsparillA and Pilis,
csta,lishei for over forty years. They have the
condolences OF both doctors and patients.
au2tim
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Ansrsees Isfsras~i Beard.
lsr rux wx-rkxs rsios rKLEoRAra iSal

sAs FRAscisco. Nov. 6-7:9o p. -.
Con. Virginia, i3h. 49,; Mexican. u.
II; Gould 4 Curry. i7A, i7h; Hale 4
Norcross. 22S: Ward, I 10; Exeheq uer.
GU, 0phir. So; Eureka Con-. 3is, IS siO;
California. ~. i2S; Beleher. s. Ju. tiee.
81; ArgentA. ~; Utah, 20. 39s; 81 trra
Nevada. ISIS; Grand Prize. ST., sS; Saw
age. 20s. 2OS b5; Bodie, IS, 49,; Red
Cloud. 81. 81; Bullion, IAN; Alta, Iva;
Union Con-, i52. 1853; Crown Point, 10.
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A nRmAnKAnLE CASE.

One 81 the most extraordinary cures on
record was this. Of tho nan John Y. Herman
dez, residing In salt Lake City. VII was at
deaths door with that terrible disease Maras'
mus; tbs best medical ali had Jailed ~ stop
the progress o. the malay. vnen twenty.thfet
bottles VI BRIsToL's sARsAPAniLLA and
three phisls Of BilSTOL's PILLS made him .
we'll man. Jyss I'm
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d. n. GALLUP.

o. II. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifof.
mia. 0oid Hill. keeps constantly on hand oil
fayorite brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoicc bit
cigar, ali iiuds Of chewing tobacco. mecr.
schAuin pipes, nuts, candles. hne CUTLERY. and
toys and fsncy goods 81 all kinds. ar7s
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% nEronI.


LAST EVENING.
$50 Meadow Valley. SOC. i5c
$50 RAvmosd A Ely, 9S, 10. On. OK, l0k
65 Eureka Con-. 3is. "a
ms Belmont. AZ, ? 40. 2 IS
ITO Northern Belle. i0a, l0t
go Manhattan, Q GO. 81
lo0'Indian Queen
200 ArsentA. IN
so Endowment. Coo
&c. Star. Coo
so. Tuscarora. 30
80 Day. zoe
COO Highbridge. ~
so0. De Frees, zoe
Standard. 81
325 Bodie. In. Is
800 McCiinton. COO
1000 Red Cloud. 3, ~. ~, 81
275 Msybsllo. Soc zoe
2s0.Duiwer. i6, lea
$50 Aurora. 75c
100 Belvidere. IN
20.sithng Bull. s5c
as Booker. Con-. 90c. 1
l~30sliehsr. 1. IN
100 Con. Pacific. 81. 81
400 Dudley. Il y. ma
go Martin White. 81, On. % b30
$50 Grand Prize, So, 5 10
500 Golden Terra. 5 bis
i20 JACKSON 81, ,ss
$50 Alps. SOC
SOFIA zoe
400 .Hussey. 40c. i5c
1i50NAvAIo. 7js. zoe
lico Independence. "a. 2 Is. 2 40
100 Silver Prizs,
$50 Belle Isle, l5o
9s5 Hillside,
1900 Paradise. 4 10
1875 Nodoc, 5Oc, Sc
100 Coso, 75c
$50 Rschtsl. 4
ss5 Tiogs. ., q 10
l4O summit, 1
200 0oodshaw, Csc
50 syndicate,
800 Oriental. DOC
2IO CL.mpio.. 75c
n son,h Bedie. SOC. 1Oc
aIo son,h s,.nJ.,I Anc
10 W"na 81 49,
ioo Pn.,isr
500 IseJ
Gas linton. 4 30. 40
TINS AohsiN'
lfiV ophir. oSS, %, o. o-S' '@S
52S. 52S, 52S
logo Mexican. I0S, II. Us.u
$50 Gould a Curry. lIS, ia, Ia
$50 Beat 4 Bslcher. "a
ASS California. llt. uS, N's
400 Savage. 20
ss5 Con. Virginia. i2s, i2is, Ia
20 Chollar.Potos 50
$40 Hale A Norcross. 2ak, 22s, 22S,
2ax, 22a
1910 Crown Point, ~. 81. 10
SIS Yello~ Jacket, 2Ja, 23i, 23s
25c0 Imperial. l 30. Ia, l ~ bio, 30
eco kenluck. 8
100 Alpha. Ia
1880 Bslchsr, y. ~, IN, ~
40 Confidence. IL
30 Utah. IS, 3sS
10 Sierra Nevada. is3
$50 Bullion. IAN, Ia, l2S
$50 E~rchequer. 6s, CO
$50 OvsrmAn. %, 2iS
$50 Justice, So, So, So, So
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THE ELECTION.
"oi.p GLORY WAVING PROUDLY
IN STOREY.

The R-pubiic.a state Ticket q
Aheat-A Ct~aa swe~p far s-s.
ate nai As>embty and n
souaty Ticket
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When the flowers withsr--i u 10 q
solemn thought, eye with Q barrel OF
new cider down cellar.
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GOVERNOR BRADLEY Is on the com'toek.
but has given over my-son.ing 1t forever
D othello's occupation 10 gone"
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WV
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Nov. 5.-Completc
returns give Danforth Gj7 majority. u Re-
publican gain Of 3is. starin, Republican
for Congress. has Gsi majority.
NEw York. Nov. DIN the Sixth Con
gressional District 10 q total vote for Con
gress, Cox has i0,9Ol and Defrces CAST.
Pou0uKEErsrE. n. Y. Nov. 5.-Ketchum,
Rep. is elected to Congress by = large
majority.
DurrALo. n. Y, Nov. 5.-Pierce, Rep.
10 elected To Congress.
Tue Fifth Congressional District gives
Muller 0.909 aud Burke, s,979; Tenth
District-Pot $3.50 and 0'Drien li,ii5;
Eight District-Jerome G,ss2 and MeCook
1883.
D%ISonAMroS. n. Y. Nov. dwight,
Republican Congressman In tho Twenty.
eighth District, is reelected by an in-
creased majority.
YoSKERs, n. ", Nov. B. Alexander
Smith. Republican Congressman is elected.
TRor. n. Y, Nov. 5.-wood, Rep. is
elected TO Congress from the Seventeenth
District by about 5000 majority.
SYRACUSE. Nov. 5.-IIiscock, Rep, Is
elected to Congress by a large majority.
P~ouonKrrpsrE Nov. 5:-Ketchum ,l.ep..
for Congress in the Thirteenth District,
has q majority Of 800.
Nrw YoRK. Nov. 5.-Tho total vote in
Tho CITY Ia. For Mayor-Coopor, 7g,7i2;
1911 On ,e,, $780,. u.io,,,. IA M,
oohei'' oV'''', .oole' "alv,'', .'
OOH Nov. o.-Ihe following Con
gressmen are elected: IN Tue second DIS
trict' 0ltsiily' independent; ihird Ms
tric!' I. ~; S%n,,'ena'h iep'i roui'h IT'S gh-
Dsmoersts elect Tho Controller and Aud.
itor.
NEw YonK. Nov. G.-The M" gives the
following llst OF C9nsres,men surely anu
hom sscond or,iey' indcnenscn,:
Third. C~hiitenden. Rep; Fourth, Bliss,
DEM; Fifth, Muller, Tammany DEM;
Sii,, .o H. TiaI,h roolo Rsn.
Ninth. Wood. Tsmmany DEM; Tenth,
0'Brien, Rep; Eleventh. Morton, Rep;
Twelfth. Smith, Rep. since dead; Thir-
tenth. Retchum, Rep; Fourteenth. Bcc-
DO, DEM; Fifteenth, Lounsbcrry. Dem;
Sixteenth, Barley, Rep; Seventeenth,
Wood, Rep; Eighteenth, Hammond,
Rep; Nineteenth. James. Rep; Twen-
tieth. Starin, Rep; T%weniy-nrst. WILDER,
Rep; Twonty.sccond. Miller. Rep; TWEEN
tv.third presc0tt. Rem. TWENTY. fourth,
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DIRRCTORst

resident
]. U. fLOUD..............:...',le vice PRESIDENT
yOHN VI. n ,cKAY. J. L. FLOOD,
JAMES U. fAlk.
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ISSUES Commercial and Travellers Credits,
available IN any part Of tbs world. Makes
transfers Of money by telegraph and cable anu
dflws exchange al customary usances.
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On the principal cities throughout the United
states. Europe. japan, China and lhe last
lndIes, tue Australian Col0nles and New Lss-
land, and on honolulu luswaip.
NEW YoHK BArKEHs-The Bank of New York.
N. u. A., American exchange National Bank.
LoHDos BANKER. Messr: smith. Payne d
Smiths; the unlon Bank OF London. jetif
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Decr Busines ,ou can Engage IN. . 10
peo $50 per day made by any worker Of
either ser, right In their v locsilties. Par.
ticulars and samples worth Is free. Improve
your spsrs tina st this businsss. Addrsss
nhl ens nTiNeoN 3 en-. Portland, 70
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EXCHANGE

This Hank has special Facilities ssr
DraiinK Ia bullion.
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Paid ~ Northumberland .ooo-Gsld
Reserve %. y. Iisnds).... $500, 000-Gsld
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AWAKE ONCE MORE.
The Union Party Reused
from lis Sleep.
A SERIES OF VICTORIES IN THE
GREAT EAST.
Republican Gains Along
the Whole Line.
NEW YORK SENDS TWENTY-FIVE
REPUBLICANS TO CONGRESS.
New Jersey snatehed from Dem.
ocratlc Control.
CONNECTICUT WHEELS INTO
LINE.
Butler D~isastrously Defeated in
Massachusetts.
VIZ HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF REBEL
CLAIMS.
And Enough OF Revolutionary Com.
mlttees.
AND ENOUGH OF SHAM iavesTl.
CATIONS.
A Solid North C%onfronts n Solid
South.
And the Republican Party Is It.
self Again.
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south Carolina.
peuuaylyauta,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-The Democratic
State Committee concede the election Of
Hoyt. Republican. for Governor by 10000
majority. Tbs Republican Committee
claim Il by 5000. In the Sixth Con.
gressional District, William Ward. Repub-
lican. is reelected by 5000 majority.
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K AND BROKERs.
the NEVADA BANK
OF BAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
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Tennessee.

MEMPHIS. November 5.-The election Is
passing of quietly and but little interest
Is manifested. The vote will be light.
NASHVILLE. November o. The election
10 quiet all over the State and the vote
p~recedentedly light. The entire Demo-
cratic ticket In this county is elected. Tho
G~reenbackers received . majority Of the
oolored vote In the county. House. bright,
Dibroll and Atkins are reelected to Con-
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Complete and Partial Returns from
Various Counties.
SEvADA's SHAME WIPED OUT.
We Have One Honest Man Besides
Bradley.

The following dispatches from various
counties In the State show tho record Of
the Republican party in the fight Of zee.
terday. We have made a clean sweep, and
could elect our ticket, even giving Storey
TO Bradley. which We do not. The major
iiy for Kinkesd in this county will in all
probability reach at least 500:
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE. November 5.-Full returns
from the Third Congressional District OF
this city give Rimme, Dem, ii,i72;
Thompson, Greenback and Rep. $500.
Full returns from the Fourth Congress.
-ionAl District. composed Of the other
wards Of this city. excepting i7s. which Is
included In the Fifth District. give Nc
Land. DEM, IL ,0Gi; Holland. Rep. G,G7l;
Quisley. Greenback. 6,GlS Billings, Iud.
Dem. 397. McLAnd's majority over Hol-
land IL i,3i3, aud over all 3.3ll.
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Crooks BOUGHT AND SOLD on CON.
~ mission and carried on margins.
Correspondents. LATHAM 4 XiSo. San
Francisco.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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Hibernia NatiDnal Bank. New orleans

December 8. 1877-The annual election of direc-
tors will be held at The banking house WE'D
NESDAY, January O. 1873, from 10 o'clock a. m.
to o'clock .. m. JNO. G. DEVEREUX,
dec tI Cashier
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de29 la7 1G %
william A. Thomas rs. Mrs. Elizabeth

y.
L7OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il parish Of Orleans No. 474g--By virtue of
q writ Of seizure and sale. to me directed by tho
honorable tbs Fourth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
] will proceed to sell ut public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Custonhouss streets.
in the Second District Of this city, on FRIDAY.
January 10. 1878, at IL O'Clock M. tho following
4 CBBTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated.
lying and being in tho First District Of this city.
in the square bounded by Thnia. Melpomene.
Freret and Howard streets. designated by the
number two q plan drawn by :. A. d'Heme-
court surveyor. dated the fifteenth day Of April.
1861 and deposited in the office OF Edward Bar
nett, late notary public in this city, and meas.
uring agreeably to said plan thirty one feet
seven inches six and u half lines front on
Thgia street by one hundred and twenty-one
feet nine inches in depth, between parallel lines.
together with all the buildings and Improves
ments thereon, rights. ways and advantages
thereto belonging or In anywiss appertaining.
Being the same property which the defendant
| herein acquired by purchase from Thomas
| BELLY, as per set before William ). Gasteu, a.
notary public in this city, dated seventeentts
December 1874.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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A. Link vs.. BaI.hazar elreichgauer.

L1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
u parish Of Orleans. No. 56l2-By virtue of an
alias writ of heri faeias, to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctionsers' Exchanges, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the Second District Of this city, ON TUESDAY.
january 49, 1873 at IL o'clock M, the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND. in tho square which is situated in
the Sixth District Of this city. and is bounded
by Magazine, Eleanor and Live Oak streets and
the line of division that formerly separated
the Fhubourg Huntsville from Bloomingdhle,
and which said piece or portion Of ground
constitutes about ono half Of said Square, and
measures three hundred feet front on Eleanor
street, by II depth and front on each Magazine
and Live Oak streets Of one hundred and
twenty feet. Said property was acquired by the
defendant herein in three separate pieces at
separate times to wit: By purchase Of John
Haas. as per net passed before John 3. Coffee,
notary public. the twenty fourth Of January
and the twenty fourth OF March. 1850 and by q
purchase of Henry Gander. June 23, 1860, per
acts before II. COrnmagere, recorder and eE-
offloio notary public in and for Jefferson par
ish: together with all tho buildings and inn
provements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
THOMAS r. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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CITY ECHO ES.

Josephine Gabreltoo her horn to the tune oil
a, the property Of J, i. Gabriel, and was lodged
In the Fifth Station.
Officer Gallagher shot and killed dog at {
o'clock on SATURDAY., the animal having bitten q
little girl named Finnegan.
At o'clock Sunday morning. 2. r. Fowler fsl
down on st. Charles street and DEDICATED the
cap OF his knee. He was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
John Mason and Philip Blossom were arrested
and locked up in the Third Station, charged with
violating article 63s, city ordinances. Mason ia
also charged with carrying concealed weapon.
The foot crossing at the corner of Race and
Annuneistion streets, and the bridge corner OF
Orange and Chippewa streets, are broken and
liable to iuiure pedestrians.
Pat Murphy, by virtue OF q warrant, was ar
rested and locked up in the Sixth Station charged
with assauting NJ. T. Ward with q dangerous
weapon with intent to kill.
At hafpast o'clock yesterday, while Mrs
Bourdet was driving down Magazine street. her
horse fell down and her child was preclpitated to
!. the ground, but fortunately escaped unhurt.
At Q o'clock Saturday night man named VIM
Scott. printer, fell down flight of steps at the
house No. 66 Camp street, and was so severely
injured that donbts are entertained of his recov,
cry. His injuries were internal. He was sent to
the hospital
At half-past IL o'clock Saturday morning a.
roustahout named Gustave Rollins while moving
freight from the steamboat Martha to the Isabel ,
fell into tho river and would have drowned had it
not been for the timely assistance rendered by
his companions.
Patrick Kelly, one Of the employees of the Cres-
cent City Railroad stables, was arrested and
lodged in the Sixth, charged with lighting and
disturbing the peace, also with being an access
sorry TO the woundng of Martin Nolan, who was
shot by Roger Murphy.
At quarter to o'clock last night car No. GO
OF the 0arrollton Railroad collided with car No. 10
OF the Sixth District Railroad at the corner of
Napoleon Avenue and ST. Charles street. None
OF the passengers were hurt. Oar No. 60 was
considerably worsed by the collision.
Jessie Bennett, young woman. at 1:15 Sun.
day morning, after having been struck in the
lace, &C the corner of Burgundy and Custom
house, by . bsykeeper named Joe Raphael. was
arrested and lodged in the Third station, charged
with being drunk, disturbng the peace. insulting
and abusing the corporal, and violating article
52S, city ordinances.
J. T. Tannihill, p clerk by occupation, took so
large an amount Of whisky aboard that he could
not work his rudder, but his tongue went so fast
and used such unoouth language to an officer
that he was landed in the Central Station charged
with being drunk and unable to take care of HIM
self, also with carrying oonceaed weapon. An
additional charge of threats to kill was booked
against him by Christ Newbert.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
de17 u ia7 IL


| y
| widow of John Maginnts.
THFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans, No. s74a-By virtue Of q writ
orable the Fifth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
| will proceed to sell ut public auction. at
| Royal street, between Canal and CustomhOuse
streets, in tho Second District Of this city, on
FRIDAY, January ls, 1878. Mt u o'clock M.
/. 4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND situated in
the First District OF this city in the gquare
bounded by Gasquct late Jackson, Where,
Robertson and Common streets. and desig-
mated by the number eighteen on plan drawn
by III. Grant. deputy surveyor, on the ninth Of
February 1888. and deposited in the Office Of f.
also plan drawn by L. Surgi United States
deputy surveyor. on the twenty-third of Febru-
ary, 1874, and deposited in the office Of l.. r.
Caire then notary public in this city, on the
tenth OF May. 1874. Said lot forms the corner Of
daTfne tat qd hbers aI4 Gse and
hundred feet In depth and front on Robertson
street. Together with all the buildings and i'm
ervation. Being the Same property the defend
ant herein acquired from Hugh McCloskey, as
per act passed on the twenty eivhth Of 5eDtem-
Der 1864 before William Shannon, late notary
Da"ila c 5 sl 'I LOT OF GROUND situated in
the FirS rs { Disrift Of this city n the square
Magazine streets; said lot is designated by the
letter b on sketch annexed to an set Of family
meetiUR. n6lQ before Wlllam IL. IOOle, notary
public 10 this city on the eighth August, 1853. a
certified copy of which sketch is annexed for
reference to an act passed before T. j. Beck,
late a notary public in this city. on the twenty
sixth September, 1863, Said lot measures, ac-
cording to said sketch, twenty four feet nine
inches seven lines front ON Felicity Road
twenty-one feet three inches six lines in
width on the rear line by a depth Of eighty two
feet five inches, more or less. on the side line
nearest to Constance street, dividing it from lot
number one on said sketch, and Of seventy-sx
feet on the line dividing it from lot A on said
sketch and forms part Of a larger lot Of ground
designated by the number two, On a plan drawn
by Hedin Schlarbaum,, surveyors, dated Feb
ruary q, 1854, deposited in the office Of r, 0.
Stark, late a notary public in this city. Together
with AZ the buildings aud improvements there
on, without exception or reservation. Being
the same property the defendant herein ac-
guired from the succession of james Donohue,
as appears by an act passed on the fourth
September, 1873. before William J. Castel, no.
tary public in this city,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
p sirecssfOsl of Michael Ernn

- ish Of Orleans. No. 39.g1D-Nojce is hereby
given to the creditors, Of ffis estsse and 10 an
other persons berein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. R
any they have or can, why the provisional
account presented by Ellen Doltehapty. testa-
mentary executrix Of the licensed. should not
be approved and homoloRated, and The funds
distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court,
deg ias 5 u JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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sncce.slon of Mrs. petcr Gassen.

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 39,GG0-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate, and
to all other persons herein Interested, to
show cause within ten days from the present no.
tificatOn. II any they have or can. why the
provisional account presented by john Dietrich
Kohnke. testamentary executor ofthe deceased,
should not be- approved and honologated and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
ias l2* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession of Mrs. sarah French, widow

y p. y.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
- parish OF Orleans, No. 4o,028--W Whereas, John
French Coffey has petitioned the court for let
ters Of administration on the estate Of the late
Mrs. Sarah French widow o. the late T.. II,
Kenny, deceased. Notice IL hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be q anted.
By order OF the court
de29 iaS ~ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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a statement,

Mr. P. Fl. Lewis called on us Yesterday even
ing in regard to statement made by the detect
ives, headed "Not burglary" and stated that
the safe at the store of MIR. D'Amico, Nos. % and
20 Poydras street, was opened by burglars, as no
one but himself and Mr.. D'Amico were &C.
quainted with the combination that the aper-
ture in the window was large enough to admit of
mans body, and that there were no valuable
papers missing. 1t appears absurd, in his opin
ioD, for the detectives to have made an assertion
that they could not prove unless was to cover up
the fact that they we're unable to ferret out the
real perpetrators.