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NOTICE.

The public, and every person in
particular, is hereby notified that
the late Francois Angelloz died
some time in October, 1873, and at
the time of his death be was pos
SCISSOR of, and owned, the following
described promissory note which
cannot now be found among his
effects the same having been mis-
laid or lost by him before his death
f to wit A note, dated the 18th of
February, 1876, at the parish of
Assumption, drawn by Jean Lar
reule to his own order and by him
endorsed in blank, for the aum of
six hundred dollars, payable In all
the month of March, 1877, with in
terest from maturity until paid at,
the rate of eight per cent. per an
mum and paraphed "Ne uariasna.''
by j. b. Wilmington, Notary Pub
lie; therefore. the public in general
and everybody is hereby notified
not to negotiate or transact for said
note as the payment thereof has
been stopped.
PIERRE JULIAT.
Curator of succession of Francois
Angelica.
Parish of Assumption, November
%, 1873.
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THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL !!
The Truth at Last /!
THE
HOWE MACHINE e
Again Triumphant!
Again triumphant!

At the 45th Exhibition of the American
Institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma
chime was recommended by the judges,
and approved by the unanimous vote Of
the Board of Managers, for the GREAT
Coin ssCEETESNIAL MEDAL" under the
following rules:
..Ihis Medal fof goldl. is to be awarded
only for machine, product. or process,
exhibited this Centennial year. at the 45th
Exhibition of the american Institute of
the city of New York. 1t can be awarded
only for u machine, produ t, or process, of
great value, decided Importance, and OF
more than usual merit; and then only by
majority of the whole Board of Trustees,
upon the written report of three judges.
whose report shall certify to the above
requirements, and after said report shall
have been approved by a majority of the
whole Board of Managers.
1t will be thus seen that the Howe
still leads all compctitors-and we chal-
lengo all Sewing Machine Companies in
the land to produce an award of like ex-
cellence received in this CENTENNIAL
YEAR.
THE HOWE MACHINE CO..
1888 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury
Parish Of assumption.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

The Police Jury of the parish Of
Assumption met on this the l4th day
of November, 1873.
Members present-W. w. Pugh,
President; w. B. Ratliff, David
Levy, Moses &. Hite, BAIL Graves,
Levy Williams.
Absent-E. Tallieu, T. D. Cox
John Webre.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
On motion of w. B. Ratliff, duly
seconded,
Resolced, That the sum of twenty
five dollars, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, be and the same
is hereby appropriated for the pur-
pose of purchasing receipt books
for the Tax Collector.
|. Adopted.
On motion of w. w. Pugh, duly
seconded, all claims presented were
referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion of w. B. RatliR, duly
seconded,
Resolued, That eighty per cent of
all taxes due the parish shall be
received in parish warrants approx
ed and registered by this Police
Jury or the Police Jury of which
W.-B. Ratliff was President. Lii
eences can be paid in above men,
toned warrants in full.
Adopted.
There being no further business,
the Police Juryiz adjourned till
Thursday, December 5, 1873.
Signed, w. w. PUGH,
President.
/ AuGusr BULow, Secretary.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

py- See general news columns for additional disasters
during the gale on Saturday.
STEAMER BESvoRLIcH tBr,. from New Orleans for Rot
tedan before r,pored at Norfolk isaky. commenced 10
discharge cargo Oct IL
e.ssi poin. about 4 nss Of Pun. arena the
posed that she captain mstook the distance, owing
<. S,ssi l.a and
the principal part Of the bssfaae such :. wa:
wreck IL oder 10 say wat + possisie IL VIII
Sae e@ss. in Way 1879 and Will.
Oh s ss Strut. . ~ FAMINE s.h'S .s
her Montevideo nsmed Jones Tor about
@ s q e r,s
.shS r.. s 2, Hs s
took Csiiso and finally 10 San FraLcsco whore
she was thorougniy repaired
snrp GoLpss Stars. Deisao from New YORK for shang
hal had rough weather all the outward passage. NeAr
Put into AMER Tor repairs and rcn'aincda wcsk.
BARK a.,pss ousHs , from Mo J.ne ss. To-, tor Key
part copper aud is making about feet Of
In twenty tour nours
fore cporeo was lost IN hurricane at Jscme sept IS
she had loaded cargo Of osw9ed ss VA ou. e
tons. and owned BY Roche BROS Co. OF New York.
She was not Insured.
Bnre LuLu orr ~ Delaware Breaks ater from smith.
Vile SO. Scot - for New Yort reports severe weather
aud driven bacs repeatedly spit sails aud other
damage.
Bs,e zrrL.xp 90 Hicks from pc%orsr. .rriyed be-
snso heavy hurricane GU the I'd u aud al aasnr
which pm. tho cook. Charles
al London, aged about 81 washed
board and drowncd. Tho Zetlsnd sustained no dam
from the hurricane beyond the losing OF lew SAILS
Bnia Ecno. from Baltimore for Dcmcrsrs. spoken
Aug 81 Ion o.. by Br schr Mystery. 1T Maysguex
sept Tho had decks swept aud received
damaee Ia hurricane Aug ~ The Mystery
tho hurrc aud IL hours her
beam ends Her ain 10 was terrific revolving
one. but he escaped damsge.
Sem Bow Lky, fisherman, from the Grand BANKS. II
ashore AZ Woou End Provtacetown
Scuu youx Boy OF Calais Nc. with Of log
WOOD from Port Maria ia Tor the Delaware Breakw
pruny the lost salts aud rudder became
and abandoned october 10 lat IS ~,
10 % Her rescued aud taken 10 Sinithvio If
ts,nocu OF by Norwewsn BARK Arizona No In.
surnnce on cargo TIE l2 register
ana was built at Calais Ia 1864
scua EnILY BABSE tBrJ. MeClair which sailed from
the 7th OF August tor Yarmouth Ms. and
which almost been given tor ost, has been heard
from. A cubegram from the captain. dated Havana,
tina the vessel had been abandoned NJ
se AZ crew and landed ut st Domingo
sem JONI rwAy. IRON Virginia for Nov York. with
wood arrived Delaware Breakwates 18Th with nearly
ali hands down with chiiis and svsr.
scnu PALos, Wooster. from Franklin. Of and for hos.
ton De anne dsmastod aud iul OF water and the
wsre taken off by scnr Lizzie Jones and landed At
ID tnst with the exception OF u them,
paul BIsisde who was washed overheard and drowned
uiunt Tho Palos the itth driited ashore at
Highland Lahs, Cape Cod opposite the Lille Saving sln
ton
scHR EsHA For-Grave fears isit for the safety
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beng bulyragged and pulled 70 pieces. Neither did
we come hero TO return OF this fugitive TO
u.s. except that Your Honor's refusal To send ner
back mi. hi be reflections on US. We are not pup
lie, but u private INSTITUTION"
tIf the counsel will pardon me will state that he
entirely misapprehends my position. l sm not In
yestigaiug the AIN striving TO ascertain
whether this prisoner who was claimed by the natron
as a runaway IRON her, mad lied or told the truth
when she plead Reuse Tor her Hight the cruel
treatment had received from that matron. IL IL
my duty to protect II she spoke the truth or TO
send her back II she lied With regard TO tho pu6c
or private character OF the Institution have
tuition It IS clearly open 10 investigations ny tho pub
he II II be private, then the existence OF cells ana
ohcr disciplinary features indicated In the girls am
dsvit are aoubiy illegal Now. Mr. Redhoi, We nave
lust gone enough IN tins Investigation 10 make
matters Than they were before. Certain facts
have been admitted by AIRS. Baticrsoy, which, uhess
cxpiapei VIII render II Impossible Tor me 10 make
aEy disposition IN the case. Somebody VIII nave 20
Investigate thcm.n
.'You will permit TO say that you have no right
to do so."
II had resolved that cannot send the girl back
without carefully sitting what she nAs sworn W
aud n nud upon examination that there Is truth 10
what she said shall send the Testimony 20 the MAYOR
and ask him TO look into the matter"
REroRrs COURTEOUS.
sBy courtesy only allowed Mrs Battcrsoy 10 90 on
the stand 10 be examined by you"
''By courtesy then l allow her to leave II, aad,"
said Judge Otlerburg. IAN TO understand then you
leave tne responsibility OF dealing with tnis giFi "
~
$50 lar AZ she Is concerned we can do nothing"
"Then III accept the responsibility"
The investigation ended here und Judge OtteroourS
Is more than over determined not to givo up Inc
fugitive. thus the matter stands
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALDEN. Sept 4-Arrved. ship IIospodar (Br). Key, Cy
BonnAY Oct ARRIVED. bark Snow Queen tBr). Gra-
BusNos kYaas sept i-In port, bark cardenas wilkn.
son. 10. Rio Jsneiro: and others
BAHIA sept i2--Ia port ship Viola tBr). Clark from
Cardiff arrived Aug ~ barks Brdvep,rt. Morgan
do. Annie Marx (BrI, liumbur for Caanne: brig Oro-
morto lBrj NH IRON Cardiff; ,chr Manuel Il Cusa,
Bayies, from New York.
Middicsb orourh Tor orders.
Cars ilAYrixN. sept 23-Arrivsd schr W q MossIy.
Islatty Jacksonville 90 days psssageL TO sail 18th
Port Hu Prince.
CigsYUgaos. sept 2s-In port, schr Ricardo Joya.
Wolfe from New York 10 discharge aud load for port
HAvAsA. Oct i4-Arhved steamer Niagara. Curtis Nov
York.
HALIvAx oct 14-Saiied, steamer Aihamb bra tlr Nc.
klhspy iirom 1t Johns, MP. Now York.
LrvERPoot. Oct Arrived, bark VIM Chapman tBr).
Smith. ~ John Nd.
Arrived tn. bark C,orJon (Bp, Brown, singapore
MAyAcufz sept 2o-In pors. schr Mystery rj. BAbin,
from Canso. Ms.
PIorou. Oct O-CIsArsd. bark NJ Foley tBr, darwin.
Carisnas
QuRnKc. Oct li-Arrived. steamer Bothai tBr, Pster
Llull Tor Montreal tsnd proeeoded barx vioiette
tkr). Moulton. 9uadaloupe.
Passed Father Puint 18th, steamer Mantobau (I3r),
Mem ies. from glasgow for Montreal
ROrrkRDAA, Oct In port, ship Semiramis, Schuen-
hurg Tor baltimore; bark uiadevia tBr knowton for
New YORK.
RIO JAssIno. scot IA sailed barks 0uadana tPorty.
Armchair New York i5th II stconksn CIcr. HAshsgen.
Galvest
Cleared sept 10. ship Martha Cobb Greenbsnk. United
in Dor, sept IT, bark seadrn Br, for Now yors brig
saSros, sent 3-Arrived. brig Msrymsn, Lsefaw.
Rio Janetro.
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obi UARY.

Ex-MAYoR AMBROSE c. XINGsLAND.
Ex-Mayor Kingsland died suddenly at his city resi-
dence No. ia Fifth avenue. Sunday, October l3 at
eleven r. NJ at the ago Of sevsniyiour years. He had
returned his country seat at TarrytOwn on the
lin inst in apparent good health, though hc has
been frequent sufferer from govt tor several years.
Mr. Ktngsand born In this city IN 1904, aud on
coming o! age engaged In tho oil trade which he
accumulated considerable fortune. OF late years nc
associated business at No 55 Broad street with
has eldest son. George Kingsand, but withdrew
from active mercantile Inc several years since.
He prominent POLITICAL IN tho OLD wing par y,
which elected him Mayor IN 1850 by more than three
thousand majority over Fernando Wood, the demo-
cratic candidate. Alter his two years. service he
never again presented himself Tor Office and took
little interest IN politics, though he voted with the
republican party. His properly consisted largely 10
real estate IN tho upper part Of Inc Island ana ~
chester county He was popular AZ Mayor, and was
much esteemed In private life Tor his integrity ana
Geuai qualities. He leaves family OF eight children,
SIX and Two uauk hters- Tne funeral WILL tako
place on Thursday, the l7th inst
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HORSE DAY IN COURT.

The day in Special Sessions yesterday was devoted
TO the trial Of fortyseven complaints OF cruelty to
animals. Anumbsr OF officers OF tho Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals were present and
stated thor The defendants generally pleaded
guilty and fined sums ranging IRON 81 to $40
David Wolf. charged with having cruelty beaten a
horse, dned $40 HIS wife appeared IN cry
Ing. she said she wns boneess, pennilsss aud hun
cry. Her husbands counsel moved Tor the remission
oil the ne. The prosecuting ocer OF the society
that 10 remit would DO To put premium cruelty
animals Tho motion WAS denied. but the 1ne
reduced to s25. Some lawyers seated within the
railing contributed lew dollars 70 AID Inc wife
support herself while her husband serves twenty
i've days Ia prison IN lieu OF paying bis 1ne.
James shay was arraignsd charged with killing
dog belonging to Thomas Catbmsn. The dog, IL ap-
pears had pitten O chIid aud considered dagger
Gus. number OF Witnesses we're examined. IN
ciuding tne bitten child. nine years Old, who was
sworn ssto tell the ruto tue whole truth and nothing
nut the truth The Court found Shay getty and
fined MIN uvo cents shich tho prosecuting officer OF
tho society declined accept cot vi Tor The
DOG. The other nnos aggregated about 5000
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CLEARED.

Steamer Montana lBn, JONES' Liverpool via Queens
town Williams Guian.
steamer Mediator (Brj, Hanney, Liverpool-C H MAJ
steamer Alps (BE. Williams Port Prince, SAMANTHA
and Aspinwaii-kim, Forwood Co.
steamer Morgan City. Read, Galveston BsGert Nor
gan. 49, 49,
Steamship Go.
Bark Bolgeley tNor), Andersen, London-Benham
Boyesen: -
Funch, Edge Co.
Go.
bark Kong sverre tNOp. Nielsen. Quesnssowu Pal
NJ ouih for 0rders ~ unch. Edye h Co
Bark Louise (Nor). Dahl, Rotterdam-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Consantin tuer. Braun, Rocnefort-Funch. Edge
4 Co.
BARK Madri rigli dtaD, scs<pat Marseilles-Lauro.
storey 4 Scsrpat
BARK Lesixia dian. Cahsro, Lisbon Slocovich 4 Co.
Brig Drixo, Coffin. 81 Johns Antigua Thomas Donni-
brig Lady Bird tBI. Rss. St Johns. ME- Outer.
scGr Thomas Ball. Ryder. Baeno. Ayres-Evans Bali
sehr Emma Rseh. Tooker Buenos Ayrss-J Norton
SOM. .
Schr ricardo Barros, Newton, st Johns. PR-B Wen
sehr Washburn. Hathaway. Taunton. Mass Staples
ssnr 0 K MArkls, Williams. Westerly. RIM briggs Co
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JOSEPH SINCERELY.

Joseph singery, q well known contractor and
wealthy citizen Of Philadelphia, died In that city
Saturday nigat In hs seventieth year he wRs promI
nensy connected with the introduction OF street rai
roads In that city, and was largo owner OF street
railroad stock. He was always engaged largely IN
building operations In 1874 he built Crcsson's
foundry constructing 1O0.oot truss span root tho
frat built IN this country la 1850 Mr. Slngcry
Duh the lrst iron structure ever put up IN the
United States, ofce Of the Penn Mutual Lie In
surance Company, at tho corner of Third and Dock
Streets Philadelphia In tho tall OF 1857 hc entered
into contract 10 build the Fifth uud Sixth streets
railway. and pushed the work forward with what
then regarded great rapoity finishing the job IN
sixty working days. The street railway system
OF the city grew TO immense proportions, and
Mr. Sugeriy took no small part Ia It's extension.
Altogether Joseph Singery built one-hfih OF Pbiia
dclpbtas street railways. Ho tradci extensively In
real estate the northern and northwestern parts
Of Philadelphia. Hc vas genial, KIND hearted old
gentleman, Of wonderful energy, strong IN his preju
dices old fashIoned IN his ideas, uaobTusive In
charttios and courtiy 10 manner.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. IA. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD I
TELEGRAPH

REPORTED By TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIsEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
steamer Fngand (Br) Thorn psou Liverpool, Oct and
xsfissa ~ $50 An Oct !. Ia. o. passed
"a 81. passed bell buoy painted req. with on top;
bound ssn, las 10 49, Ion 50 a. brig risssd steamer
sta.mor Acadia. Dickman Por. Antonio y. Oct with
fruit TO order vessel 20 master Oct IL on Cape Henry.
s5sn q
I'LL o W. q'ca Maybe
SsSsana Got st.x Ns from Sa.n,"n ,r tor New
ns. with
letter in white ball wnso band on black smokestAck and
s.s.msI Colon Ils A.piaws os. With md %a,e and
" BRUSH Ss1s slowing is, M;::
osas ~ oa Sa~ ~ Ysr. john
wchisr stssr.se died and wa. ourisi ~
."a o'A
with mas. n'a'
steame, JOAN Gibson. Travis. Georsssown Dc With
Snip Gilmore ios Boston, Carver Dundee ~ days.
gale. days with
Ii.a. battling Winds. Oct i heavy Ne gale
y % Il.
Co. :a sss E r.s .a' &c s
= s .i.h SSsn q ' asi.o s.s.m.n virsu,
sioop Golden Light. Lake virsinis-
sshr Gharis. y Alco.t. Pierce; v,rxnia
seh n Franz. H sSu"dsr.. fhaaeipsia for stamford
RETURNkD-Ship Palmer (Nor). Larsen. hence Sept
% Antwerp returned In OF having shifted
cargo during hurricane general co,umna.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Ste amer Albatross Davis. Fall River for New 1orx.
Schr A Watson Obi Stsrkey. st John. NIB. for New
York.
Kchr l. Sargent. Sargent. Kennebec for Now York.
Schr smith, Upton. Portland. Ne, Tor Now York.
Schr Evergreen. Turner. Providence for New York.
schr K II Miller, Smith. Milestone Point for Now York
schr Joseph rogers spencer. Portland. Ct, for New
York.
schr Annie RUSSELL Strickland, Portland c. for Nov
York.
Sehr q Strickland Tryon, Portland CT tor New York
Schr GAnges. lie ach. New Haven for New York.
Schr Moore. Franklin, New Haven for Georgetown.
DC
schr SHARP Shooter Clark. Cold Spring for New York.
Schr Kate Kallshan Horton. City Island for New fork
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franeonix Bragg New York for Portland.
Bark Annie Lewis, Wass. New York for Portland, Me-
Brig Susie Strout, Pickett Hoboken Boston.
Matilda Buck tBr) Buck New York for Rocklsud.
NIB.
Schr Swallow Corlon Nov York for Calais. Ne.
Schr William Il Page Hillyara, New York Passport.
schr Idaho. Sawyer. New York for Boston.
Schr Elm City, Kelly Now York tor Fall River.
Schr Judge Low Smith. Brooklyn for Weymouth.
Scbr voAnt. Nurch, WeSha ken for Salem.
Schr Van Buren,, Montgomery Port johnson for Ports
sehr n L ray Brown, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Bran hail, Hamilton. Amboy for Portland. Me-
Scnr vicks0urg, Taylor. Amboy tor Portsmouth. MA.
Schr RestIcss Burnhxm, Amooy Tor Provtdsnce
Schr Edwara Ewing. Walker, Philadelphia Tor Green.
schr D z Kelly, Kelly. Baltimore for Boston.
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Of the schr Emma Fox (ef 5ss Hsrbor) Capt vansans
before into In thick tog sept 49, 10
miles from Cope Goa by bark when arrived ~ Bostoa
day TIE schooner has since been heari from,
though by the cosion) 90 have
got into Boston Edgartown harbors within day OF
scuR JOSEPH FITCH ashore StouinRton, bound
from 50 George Me- for New York. and will prove total
loss.
NEw BEDFORD, Oct 4-132 OF ship James Arnold
sold At auction Saturday by George Bourne 4 Son.
oischar eed from her last to Henry TAher the
rate ct 81 $50 lie Of bark Morning Star toJ STAFFORD
the rate OF $l2u
PORTSMOUTH, MI. Oct 10 The Of the schr
knights on the Landsta Racks, the
Dover Railroad bridge, sti contains OJ bricks Is is
reported that wreck aimus cargo have
offered for sale Tor $25
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 14-Steamer Bslgic (Br) will not
leave here until Oct ~ tor Japsn aud China.
LAUYcH-At Wilmington Del, to day. from the Harlan
Honssworth ship wards the freight and passenger
steamer built the Carolina The Caroline
built by the Old Line Steamship Company about
B months ago aud plies between Baltimore sd Norfolk
The nov vessel 10 for tpe same line. VT
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JAMES VAN NAME.

James Van Name, who, for over forty years,
studied and pracLced law In this city, died suddenly
yesterday while in tho drug store Ut The corner OF
SIKH avenue and Forty-dhh street. The deceased
ago at Pttstown. near Troy.
He came 10 this city when only twenty-shres years
OF age and began his lay studies yesr or SO later
he commenced practice, and from that time until .
few days ago he could be t0una NJ LIS Office No. II
Broacway. He devoted his time ID tho civil
branch OF the profession, 10 which he belonged.
Ga sunday last he complained TO his wiie Of esiinR
unwsIl, anu spoke OF having pain in The region Vi
his heart. Before leaving his nousc-No. lOA West
Forty nlh street-yestsrday DO said that he fell
groat deal better. He had scarcely reached Sixth
avenue, however, before he Was again taken SICK,
and Quckcning his steps. entered drug store on the
corner, where he soon expired He leaves family,
ana was feputed 10 have beea very wealthy ana tho
owner OF y large estate. HIS death supposed 10
have resulted from heart disease.