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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans. No. 2y,31s-By virtue OF a
writ of fleri facias, to me directed by the h, n
orable the Third District Court. for the parish
of Orleans. in the above entitled cause, for
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change Royal street; between Canal IAN! and Gus
ely, on THURSDAY, March %. 1878. at "a
o'c ock m. the following described property,
to wit - :,
uated in the Second District Of this city. in
square number two hundred and thirty pine.
bounded by st. Peter, Prieur, Orleans and Ro-
man streets. designated as lot number one.
forming the corner of st. Peter and Preur
streets. measuring forty seven feet front on st:
Peter street by tifyseven feet in depth and
front on Prieur ST. Get.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the srot,
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish CT Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF LEON yoITIER.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 4o,159.
by SELLE q MALOCHEE-Armand Selle.
J., - Auctioneer-O Office No. 30 Royal s'reet-On
TUESDAY, March 49, 1878, at 1920 o'clock q. m .
on the premises, No. q Royal street between
Canal and and Customhouse streets, by virtue
OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge
Of the Second District Court for the Parish Of
Orleans dated March 6, 1878, will be sold at pub
lie auction
The entire stock of the well known establish
ment, formerly kept by LEON VOITIER of
SURGICAL AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS of
bis own manufacture, as well as a full assnrt-
ment Of FINE TABLE CUTLERY, CARVER
KNIVES. RAIORS. SCISSORS, CORKSCKEWS
HUNTING KNIVES, BANDAGE5, ETC.
ALSO
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
GAS FIXTURES. SHOW CASES, COUNTERS .
ETC. o
Terms-Cash on the spot mhs - II 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

Some person is uneharitabe enough to e1-
plain the cause of the burning of so many cot
ton mills in England. Of late. by stating the fact
that the average dividend of forty Oldham cot
ton mills was 81 per cent in 1877. against Ii per
~ In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

THE ESTATE OF HUGH McCLOsKEY AT
AUCTION.
THE SUMTER SALOON. FRONTING THE
POsTOFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE.
THAT ELEGANT SALOON PROPERTY ON
st. Charles street. between Commercial AL
ley and Gravier streets.
THE THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
dwelling corner of Lafayette and Carondelet
streets.
AND A SQUARE OF GROUND ON GASQUET
STREET.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12
STATE WARRANTS OF 1875 AT AUCTION
Q SUCCESSION OF DOMINICK URBAN.
BY Selle IL MaIochee.

IMPORTANT SALE DE SURGICAL TNsTRU-
MENTS AND OF FINE CUTLERY.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company


NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i isb of Orleans, No 19.927-By virtue Of a
able 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 Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the Second District of this city. on TU ES-
DAY. April 2. 1873 at IL o clock M, the following
described property. to wit
A LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the Second
District of this city. having French measure,
thirty feet. front on Burgundy street, between
Domaine and St. Ann streets. by one hundred
and twenty feet in depth, between parallel lines.
as per plan of Bourgerol, late surveyor. Of
Lewis Ferand then notary public in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New orleans vs.. Estate Of

James McGee.
FTNHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish OF Orleans No. 2qsos-By virtue Of
writ OF fieri facas, to me directed
BY the honorable the Third District Court
entitled cause for city taxes of 1876, / will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
streets, in the Second District of this city, on
THURSDAY, March 49, 1878, at u O'Clock M,
the following described property, to wit
the First District of this city in square number
one hundred and twenty six. bounded by Fou
cher, Tehoupitoulas Girod and Lafayette
streets, designated as lot number seventeen,
and measuring twenty feet front on Foucher
street by seventy feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
~
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The Salt, Tax.


Senator's and Representatives in Congress
ought to bear In mind that free salt will be one
OF the most effective agencies, in connection
win the jeties, for restoring to the Western
rivers the trade they are fairly entitled to- The
chief obstacle In the way of reducing river
frelghts 10 what they ought to be is the scarcity
OF up freights. Boats carry large cargoes down
the river, but bring back little in return. AS a
RUE, they come up nearly empty, because there
is nothing to bring, and the result is they have
TO charge enough on the freight they carry
down TO New Orleans to pay their expenses both
ways. go
A similar state of things prevails between
i4lverpool and New Orleans. Freights from
New orleans to Liverpool are abundant but
there 10 nothing to bring back in return. If
the present exnrbitant duty on salt III cents a
hundred in sacks. or about as much as Liver
pool salt IS WORTH were removed. vessels
gould and would bring Liverpool salt to New
Orleans In ballast, and boats would bring If
up the river at rates barely sufficient 10 nav
the cost Of their fuel. The result would he
that the packing interest the cattle interest
and the dairy interest of the West would he
supplied with cheap salt the foreign trade of
New Orleans would be increased rates on
down-riyer freights would be reduced and the
Whole agricultural interest of the West and
South would be benefited The existing salt
tax was imposed for the pretended protection
q few salt,boiling, establishments in New
moved. Cheap salt has become a need Of the
west. not only because its packing houses. its
ie-raisers and its dairy interest REQUIRE it.
Out because 1t Is necessary to cheap carriage
Ncan. 'eD1o-
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petition is circulate ng among the New York
merchants asking the Board of Aldermen to
permit the use of steam on the belt lines OF
road In that city between in the evening and
In the morning. The object these gentleman
have in view is to increase the terminal facili-
ties In the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

The United States have direct peouniary in
terest In the termination Of hostilites in Cuba
and In Europe. The sum of our exports to
Cuba and imports therefrom is no less than
sss,7ooo0o. Our total trade with Turkey amounts
to So, 100000 and that with Russia to si4 200 600
This is total OF s1o9. 700 600 s72ooo 900 of 1t i'm
ports. which Is Immediately concerned in the
restoration of peace. This is about one tenth
of our total commerce.
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FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF DoM1N1cK URBAN.
SUCCESSION OF F. DEL BoNDIo!9 O

INSURANCE STOCK AT AUG
TION,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

The prospects for fine crop of wheat In Kan
sas. saysthe Kansas City Price Current. were
never more promising than at The present time.
The acreage Is larger than last. year and the
mild weather of the past winter has been very
beneficial. Look out for splendid wheat yield
In Kansas this year.
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

1t is said that returned Cinnamon. who have
learned on the Pacific slope to prefer wheat to
rice as the staple article of food. are introduce
ing not only the taste for it. but also its culti-
Walton In their native land. For the past few
years considerable quantities of wheat have
been exported to China; but is said that the
home production is increasing SO rapidly that
there will soon be a surplus for export. So
careful and close Is Chinese agriculture that
the wheat never yields less than 40 bushels to
the acre, and even at 25 cents bushel this pays
well.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12

Official statistics show that The losses by fire
In the United States in 1877 reached sss, 265 800
against 500 $3.50 5000 the previous year, of which
1887 sss, 300, or q little more than half. was
covered by insurance. The subtraction of so
much property from the realized wealth Of the
country, OF course has much to do with the
continued hard times.
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The City of New orleans vs.. Henry New

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
fe25 mh12 %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13
PERCENTAGE OF CREAM AND
BUTTER.

10 speakii g Of the percentage Of cream
from given quantity Of milk. an exchange
sass there is 10 necessary relationship be-
tween the percentage Of cream aud the but.
ter production u the milk. aud experiment.
have proved that Of two inilks. one with the
smallest quantity Of cream. asindicated By
the percentage glass. yielded the most but.
ter. Indeed. the per cent. Of cream 10.
dicated BIZ the narrow cream gusge i D
faiIaeious guilds. There Is only one WAY
ar present known TO test the butter quality
Of milk. and tits j. the making Of butter
from known quantity Of milk. Is uay b.
satisfactory 10 claim forty pereentof cresn
from milk. but is il usefull The qusniit,
Of cream milk will yield is Of iInporisne,
70 the seller Of cream. IL does not indicst.
the butter yield Of COW. Per cent. .
cream and per cent. Of butter are two en-
tirely different matters wheh used to ex
pres the richness of cows milk. 4
quart Of milk which throws up four pc
cent. Of cream. may make more butte
than q1srt 0. milk which throws mp ten
cent. Of cream. Il is probable that ih
percentage glass may give indication 9th
quality Of the butter from . COW. aod te
something Of the ehurbing quality Of Oh
cream. but il does not aud cannot tell Oh
butter richness Of the milk" ?
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REMEDIES FoR INSECTS.

The greeuish.blaek jumping beetle. 3
tenth u an iu.h long. Iesding 90 b,sh csb-
bages and turnips while young. is kept IN
cheek BY busting with sulphur aud plaster.
or ny applying slightly solution d sbal'
Ill. sosp or tobacco water. Sowing thiekly
aud repeatedly may secure crep. " b!
selecting different iOcaluies. The insec'
which causes the cIab foot il cabbage ma,
be repealed by lims and wood ashes, but !
change 10 fresh land j. better. Wire.
worms and grub. worms may be killed b,
the sluW process IL digging around the in
jured plant Tor thsm but the best way !
10 give clean land. well cultivated snd en-
richeJ. with frequent Watering. 10 stilnulsi'
grosth, which will tend 70 insure sgsins
these Underground enemies. The giee'
worms are best cleared from cabbage, !,
hand picking. Plsni.lice are driven Of b,
whsls oil. soap. sulphur. plaster. Tobacco
wa,er. etc: IL ppplied early 20 as not 70 70
jnte fhe taste Of the cabbaees. As srul
for guarding agains, insect. generally. NAL
tie ground ricp. keep % clesn aud mellow
eatiysie often aud water freely. - 81
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Carr pr sTOcs. ---tj.s,d shelter Tor u lie
s,sek Is absolute economy. With saimiL
thcre must be IN ample supply Of pure
fresh air. The lime may come wben ws
shall Sud COIL cheaper ihan the sSin 70, }
Leedsd 10 suasin vital beat andersxrene
cold. and uss IRE heat f.r our snIma's Al
present We must keep orr ssal.les - VAIN
and dry a. We rsn bntpure air. With severe
eald aud plenty IL food. i prefsrab . "a
sanp. impure stables, sith Tie food say.
vi.
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The practice Of feeding wet. raw corn
meal is very injurious to all kinds Of fowls.
aud especially to turkeys. Small. gain
aud corn bread. meal jus, mixed with water
aud baked. then dan,pcned. may be led,
and the clicks will thrive. Apanuf sour
milk se; ont to them will disappear 10 su
incredibly short time. aud the curd scalded
anc the whey poured Vff is excellent for
them. -=.-..
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HOPE FOR ALI

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sspha and dangerous assnmpiiaa. have tnssixd nrsn
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while th@y - the best we're msfely palsnane bst
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THE UNCERTAIN FUTURE or
COTTON.

SO far as the amount If cotton In sight
and likely 10 come forward is concerned,
however. we thiDk there has been . pretty
general tendency to admit that. so far NJ
deductions can be drawn from figures al
ready shown. there will be enough to dissi-
pate abe idea u short crop, and the musi
sanguiue adhere 10 the belief Ut an excess
over last year. aud the turn Of speculation.
therefore, is more upon the PROBABILITIES re,
garding the disposition of the product. This
as a matter Of course, is dependent. TO a
large extent. upon the condition OF affairs
in Europe. aud III the Influence of foreign
adyices is Of a more general aud pronounc-
ell character than a couple ct weeks ago
The developments Of the past week have IN
many respects changed the attitude Of the
leading governments towards each other.
and especially those which are in the ordi-
nary course OF events the most liberal con-
sumers of cottvn. aud the issue of war or
pesce becomes pivot upon which opera
iioas will no doubt turn until the existing
poliiicle nuGdle commences to clear ~
somewhat. Opinions among the trade ND
nD the subject ale rs numerous and con.
Trajectory a. the dispatches daily coming
to band BY cable. but none strong enough
TO lead to free operations. and few new deal
have been made on contracts based upon
either quiet settlement Of existing Difficult.
ties Or re-opening Of hostilities in q new
and more sericns form. Should peace pre-
vail. an upward turn Of values j. Of course
to be expected. but great many Of ou
leading dealers still adhere to the belize
that the improvement will only be temper,
ary. especially should the furry carry |
large advance. on the theory thst The con
suming countries are Unable to handle az,
bet cheap cotton. anu then only on th
hand TO mouth method. Mes York Bad
letia. #sf. #s* sz
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Take eqnal parts Of pulyerized alum and
salt. and sprinkle over the skin while u IL
gresn Tor il dry. wetil with waier) until il
will soak up no more, and then roll il into
tight roll aud lay away for about thirty
SIX hours IL viii estber moisture ssuthei.
ent to form brine which Win cure the skin.
Then uproll and spread to dry when near.
ly dry. work u and stretch il untifit is en-
,irely dry, when il VIII be soft and pliable.
and wear as well,ss il tanned By some pa,
tent process. This isss simple md easy
plan and easily tried, l used totsn wood.
chuck skins in this way and hays them
made into mittens.
Success IN sheep husbanary depends
largely upon the manager cf the Hook.
uood Shepherds are rare. There y no use
il thinking u going into the business and Of
making il success without any previous
sx,erience. II one cannot begin in small
way with few good, healthy young sheep
nod grow into the business gradually. he
had better not undertake il Purchase
no old sheep. no matter how low the price
may be. Be sure there u no disease y.
mong them Sheep are animals which can
be made especially profitable on lands OF
medium q poor quality. ! As rule the
most profitable way Of managing flock will
he the bes. way. The kind Of sheep to raise
will depend upon the locality. earlaree
| cities ii will be found TO be the most ad.
yantageous to raise such sheep only that are
capable Of being fattened with rare per-
lection, and nj the same time yield fleece
Of long and glos,y WOOL, which can be
manufactured into a variety Of useful ano
elegant fabrics. ttSti w VIZ
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CLIuH

10 clubs Ol four or mare persons. Thus: four
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EUR ksyisw. aud Dlackwood fsr sgs aud - on.
To clubs ~ irn or more. IL additinn 10 ihe y
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the gtiier up VI iEr Rub. Et
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This Sarsararillais q combustion Of
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drake. Yellow beck - with the lodidcs
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PHEPAREn ~
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q I'raeslrsi and sssisficai ft.snsisfs. gl
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The SOuth-AtIantic.

A MONTHLY Magazine devoted VI Iliefa.
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