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The daily gazette., 1878-03-23

The ''baby's best friend" is DIR. Bulls
baby syrup, since it mai ntaIns the baby's
health by keeping it free from coic,
d'arrLua, etc Price % cents
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FOURTH EDITION
Tho NJ. 8. II. A.

Another large temperance meeting,
was held last evening, under the manage
ment of the NJ. S. r. A, at their room
Third and King streets. The meeting
was presided over by John FL. Moore.
After the usual exercises of opening the
meeting. 1t was address for over an hour
by Mr.. Laverty, of Philadelphia. This
address was one of the best that has been
made n this city, and it was attentively
listened to. The meeting was further
addressed bv Messrs. Whelan, Quinn
and Perry. Solos were sung by Lewis
Cross.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-23

WANTED-Ten or fifteen boys to sell
w the Daily Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-23
A PRIVATE CARNIVAL.

Last night private carnival took place
at the =. S. Hotel, at which there was
about % couples participated. The dress
ing was very fine and the Grand March.
which was entirely new in this city, was
led by Master of Ceremonies, Mr.. E.
Eadigan, and lady. He was assisted by
nlr. r. I. Wise and II. z. Turtney. At
II O'Clock supper was served up, and
about 4 o'clock This morning the guests %
departed for their homes. eNo'"'
The daily gazette., 1878-03-23

SUCCESSFULLY.
ing. " oAS 'iAoo
knuckling and knee sprung horses are
Immediately benefited and left in condition.
o The aid OF which nature soon effects per
manent cure. PS-
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
founder. "a "o"'o
Diseases of the above nature, and yarious
otners pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
ore considered incurable by the H0ld
cnooI Veterinarians, are, by a Judicious
nd cured. -'''ef ou
anatomical specimens exhibited at the
once, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to aconire
thorough knowledge of the subject, and
oelng the only smiths in the State to whom
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method of treatment, 1 am prepared to
forward.
employ only competent men and per
sonally supervise all operations
off1Ch Ill AND ll3 ORANGE SITS
DAVID WOOLMAN
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Adjourned A Inquest.

A number of Philadelpbiaus. came
down from that city, one day this week.
and gave their testimony before the
coroner and jury, in reference to the
skeleton, that was found at New Castle.
After debatin ng the matter the jury finally
adjourned unul next Monday afternoon
at O clock
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The Steam yachf.

At meeting Of the owners of the
steam yacht, held at the Water Witch
Engine House last evening, it was decid-
ed 10 call the vessel the Water Witch.
The. following officers were elected /:
Captain, Thomas McClaren First mate,
Henry Carr (; Second Thomas Kelly !:
Engineer, James Hanlon, First assistant,
John j. Flanagan, Second, Edward
DeHning. Director, Michael Ford,
John McGlinchey and Henry Carr.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-23
Larceny of a Watch.

John Reed, was before the Mayor yes-
terday, charged by Joseph NJ. Cox, with
stealing watch from him. 1t appears
that heed took the watch from Cox
while lie was intoxicated, he then sold TO
young man for Sl.l0. Reed was held
in the sum of $500 to answer the charge
at court.
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ENGLAND HAS rREsPAssED.

Europe should call England before
her juds sment seat and summon her 10
re-enter The sphere Of International law
by quitting the Straits and ormally
engaging not 10 return. Semi-offlcial
hints are giving that If England does
not wish to attend lie Congress it will
meet Wlthnut her.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-23
Fish Market.

Fish Market.
The fish market this morning. was the
largest that has been in this civ. This
year. The most abundant of the f;nnv
tribe was shad aud herring There was
about SUI shad offered for sale, 200 of
which were Delaware, and the remainder
Southern. Prices ranged from 40 cents
TO 81 apiece. There Was about 6.OOO
herring, most of " hich were Delaware.
They retailed at 30 cents per dozen.
DisOrderly Conduct.
This morning John P erson ~ nd .Je s.nb
Long, wee arralgLed b.fore lie Mayor,
on the 6harge OF tresp sslng on the cars
OF ths Z. W. & b. Il. K. Co., and actil q
required to pay IS and costs and r;ya
500 bail to keep The peace. '
Base Ball.
Owing to the absence of several ner-
sons, the meeting called for the PURPOSE
Oh ehdeaVoflng To organize a base hall
club Tor this city, adjourned until some
evening next. The leaders of the move
ment assert that there will be a club or.
ganized. VI
improvement.
The bed OF Fourth street betweap
Lombard and Poplar is being filled up
with crushed stones. When finished #
will be about six inches higher.
1n Luck.
1t is said that Alderman Geo. r.
Dickson, OF Dover, has fallen heir to a
fortune of $5, 900, 0,tnrough the death of a
relative.
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Ha.par Aucn W. william nerril.

ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish q Orleans, No 77oe,gy virtue d, n
honorable the Fifth District court for the
parish Of Orleans. in tho above entitled cause,
J. will proceed TO sell OF puti.e, auction, q! the
street. between Canal and gustomhouss streets.
II the Heoond District Of this city. on sATUIs5
DAY, Marel, %, 1878 at "a o'clock m. the fol-
fWod RfAiN LpTs on 81 GROUND. to-
gether will, the buildings and improvements
an" ~ s yeK a9
the Fourth District Of this city. 10 The square
bounded b, St. Mary sreat, Felicity ,Road, He.
the numbers ono and two. on plan drawn BY
H. Grant. la'e surveyor. uhdsf date Of May ai,
1874 and deposited for reference IN the office Of
Of Jefferson. in this state. Said lot number
one forms the corner of Religious and ST. Mnry
r9ss ana e. sls h five feet 9n9
and forty four feet four inches seven lines In
depth and front on Helgious street, and ono
site sde line dividing It from nnf lot nv number NIB two two
and 1--WE feet three inches in width In tho rear
where 1t is also bounded by lot number two.
seven feet five inches Ave lines front on 81
Mary street. like width on the rear Cline
where t is bounded BY lot NUMBER aeven. by
u depth on the side limo nearest Rousseau
street dividing 1t from lot number three. OF one
hundred aud twenty seven feet ton inches five
and one-h lines. md on the opposite side line
dividing 1t from lot number one. 1t has n first
depth from vt. yaryy street Of one hundred and
Religious street. Ave feet thrs50 inches. and
thence it has q depth and front on Religious
street Of nine feet six inches eight and one half
lines, up to Its extreme rear line, the divid-
ing line from lot number seven Being tho same
property acquired by the defendant herein by
purchase from Valentine Wilhelm. Jr.. per act
passed before Andrew Hero, Jr.. notary public
In this city. on the sixteenth day Of September
1875.
Seized In tine above suit
Terms-Cash ond hg spot, ... ~
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff. OF the Parish Of Orleans.
fe1a mh1 1928
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FOURTH DISTRICT eouaT.

Henry = Bupkner va. Mortimer N Wisdom
81 al, H. r. Parker public administrator
succession Of james Hewitt, intefvenur,. and
III r. Parker, administrator, etc, 50. NJ. "
Wisdom 81 al II = lsehnar, lhe ", 2, o,,,
sent The facts of The nas0are these
John Nj Wisdom died In October. 1857. leav-
ing two minor heirs. Mortimer " aud VIM
y. Wisdom. and Maria Bell Wisdom, widow
IN community. who was confirmed natural
tutllK uf the minors. Of whom the former at-
tanned his maiotity III 1874, The latter was
eiuancirate1 March 40. 1875. O.,
The neas M he deceased Eninst T. 's 81 t ~, o.
900, Nj, James Hewitt one Of the PARTNERS.
executed two notes IN payment, each for 500,
rnO. secured BY mortgage oil his sugar planta
tiun ID Ascension parish. Ira first note was
paid al maturity. Mrs Wisdom subsequently,
married in Europe without Che consent Of d
family meeting TO Confirm her in her rights as
natural tutlis Of her minpr children
Together with her husband Mr.. Norton,
che instituted s,lil IN The Second District Court
against the succession of Hewitt for the
amount Of the seronl note, llewiits planta-
ton was sold aid aliuaipatnd 10 y. III. Bell,
Eeu. 70, s23,50D, which sum was teeeipted
Tor w her IN the name Of her minor children
She afterwards instituted another suit "
recover tile balance Of the note from HewiW'e
succession, and recovered Judgment less f2D,-
Gon already obtained by. eseeututy process,
Now, + II Bell, purchaser Ut the plantation
Wv SHlH bSbtHIilf NfiIESSs III tlbbi W tbSti
the amount Of ten notes, aggtegating 500,
00D, Issued by him, t,prtgaged the property
The notes came into the hantls Of Henry y
Buokner. who. III default OF payment, tanHed
the property to be seized and aaiutlitated to
him.
On the eighth Of Ma,oh. 1915, Mrs wiyon
Norton renowned w public act the commit.
nifty of aeauests and gains. Mortimer N, aud
William b. Wisdom took a rifle against the
succession " Hewitt on Il. T. Parker. the ad
ninietlatpr. ~ compel him To sell the prop
erty IN Ascension parish 30 pay the second
note The rule was dismissed as Of loli-suit
They filed another petition In this court pray.
Ing that al order Of seizure and sale he issued
against the Crescent plantation, OH the alega
ton that they were true holders and owners ol
said second note of EG2,5n0. o
II 4. Hnrkuer interviewed as bona .fde uwnet
VI Tho plantation atil eniuned the WtC 81
seizure taken by the Wisdom heirs.
Judge Houston decided as follows.
Ia The Second Court had tu Jurisdiction tt
orler the seizure Oily which H. 3. Hueknet
came IN possession of the property.
2 The nndet and the sale were absolute
utilities.
3 Mrs Wisdom was not at that tiinn tutris
Of her children: any receipt signed by her fei
money was not binding on them
4. The WistlplH heirs received no part nf the
price obtained under the order Of seizure ant
aaln.
8. The note did pNNt become eStlnguishe,l
III the Judgment against the Hewitt success
sion.
Therefore the injunction heretofore issued
Is act aside and Dismissed
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.

The City Ut New Orleans We. sophia Delas
eltaiaes SHINE vs same same va satne: same
vs. same; same ys. same, same vs. same
same va same
rT,HtHD DISTRICT COURT ron THE Fan
Il isl If OrleanH Nee 49, $780, 40 gao. ~ 2i, ~ 2tat
7a,2tbt ae.all ard slxth District Court for the
parish gf Orleans, No. lao BY. virtue Of seven
Nrlts # feIi taelas {. 4 ne aitssIsa hy lie
for The parish Of Orleans Ii The. above
entitled causes. for city taxes Of 1870;
The Merchants aud Auetpneers' Exchange.
Hoyal street. between. Canal aud 0pstpmhonse
streets. in the !seeQnd District Of this CITY,
on SATURDAY March ~, 1879. nj - O'Clock
III, The following lssseriIled nroparty e wilt,
The sixth District Of this city, In square number
one hundred and ssty-olne. bounded by Laurel,
streets, designated % lot .nnnpat. one. forming
the eornnf Of Jaufel and Delaehaise streets and
II easutng othirtg two feat front on Laurel
street by one hundred and twenty eight feet In
depth and front IN Deanhaise street.
Eei7na In the above suits,
Terms-Cash on the SPOT :. .
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of The ParislOof Orleans.
fagn mir Va
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The City Of rev orleans W. A. RerrauIt.
same va. same. same vs, same. same vs.
same. same fH. aame same Va. same. same
w. same, same vs. same. same vs. same
came vs. same. same vs.. same. same vs,
same
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
\ ish OF Orleans. Nos. 2p,aa1, ~ $50, 2p,53p,
2p.apB 2sB3T ap g2e. ap,325. 2e324 aatD2s, 2p.g2a
aud ,2ae3l, and Fourth District COURT. for
the Parish of Orleans, No. bbD-By Write
Of Twelve writs OF feti faoias, to me
directed by tho honorable tho Third and
Fourth District Courts for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled causes. for city taxes OF
1861 1862 1884, 1866 1862 iaTo 1871 1874 1874 1876
tRT6 and 1877. will proceed to cell ct public aug
tpn. Mt the Merchants and Auctioneera' Ey-
change. Royal street. between Canal and Cue
tomhouse q reefs. In The Second District Of THE
city, IN SATURDAY, March 81. 1878. Mt II O'Clock
m, the following desprihsa property. 70 wit
A CERTAIN petition OF HHOUND, sit
uated in tho Third District of this city, in
square number three hundred and eighty two,
bounded by Karlerer. Columbus. Ut. Claude and
MaraiH streets. designated as lot number three.
measuring SIXTY four feet front on KeUereo
street by one hundred and thirty. four feet In
depth.
Seized in the above suits o
Terma-Cash on the spot.
H THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
fepO INF m
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
A1iRAIaNEn, @

ARRAIaNED,o a
stirling Richards, larceny; pleaded guilty,
!, y, Connolly, assault and battery pleaded
guilty to assault. Q
Noble rRosEout.
George Armada, larceny, Joseph Daniels
larceny
NERncfTE
louisa Pinlney. larceny. guilty.
q RBNTENCEn.
Charles Harris petty larceny. three months
in the PariRh Prison.
CAsI1s DIaMtssEI
J, Gartia. trespass; y. kenney, assault and
battery 7. Malloy, trespsss: Johanna John
sotl. assault with a dangerous weapon.
y lNFnRMArtnNa FILED,
George w. O'Donnell. higamy. .
Sarah Hpggafth, higantv.
William johnson and Gus Davidson, assault
and battery
Peter JohnRon assault with intent TO kill
Dick Williams. larceny.
Louis Kay. entering a house in the night
timco
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FIRST MUNICIPAL COtur.
t5udae smith Adi0uras the Court In ne
spcct IN the Mcmery Of Plus N. o

spect To the Mcm9ry Of Plus Ix. 0
The court opened Mt the usual hour, Judge
s., n Smith presiding,
/ Edward Wallace and George Bird. charged
rerior Criminal Court under $1,000 bonds
/ Andrew Luria. assault with revolver. was
placed under peacS honds of $500.
Az theocourt was about TO adjourn, his,
Honor made the following address from the
s1heneh
4 Before l direct the Adjournment of this
Fcourt to-day | desire to explain the sympa-
Il the course am about to pursue o
q ut Is known TO all the civilized world thatt
a few days since, there passed from time to
ifcternity one whose earthly career guided and
controlled the faith, the hope and the charity
Nsof perhaps one hundred millions of human
souls: and indeed, In view of the great length
to which his life and his pontitical supremacy
were extended, 1t might with .propriety be
said of two OF three hundred millions of
Il Vhristians, of course refereo Pope Plus IN,
NJ AS sovereign pontfr his spiritual emlo
reached the remotest corners of the earth.
In the midst of the other twenty-five or tiftv
hundred millions Of human beings, who during
the same period have peopled the earth
among Greeks and Russians, Buddhists and
Rrahmins Mahomctans and Professionals. Pa
gssans and Jews il has been everywhere more
or less felt Nc Arctic expedition north or
south. reached q greater distance from tho
influences Of the Holy See at Rome. No Afo
i rican wild. TO Asiatic desert, no American
sforost, no European steppc but they
were there, No splendor OF civilization no
lahlectness of harbarism. no density of pop
uauon; no sparseness of living souls de-
TERED their advances or annulied their Of
4 forts. They spread from Alaska and Green.
! land to Patagonia. from the North Cape
ITO Natal. from Siberia to Malaga; Aus
tralia and Japan, CUBA and Madagascar.
Borneo and Iceland, New Zealand and Crete.
the undivided continents and the whole insu-
lar world. We're laid, more or less subject to
their humanizing touch One-twetth of the
whole world. in numbers. may be said. then
to have been under the religious and ethical
government OF theocparted spiritual soyer-
cign.
J And to have ruled over so vast an organi
, cation for such a length ofeime as he did
would Of itself suffice to command l9spect
and honor from all but those whose hirotrv
and Intolerance are unworthy of the age and
country in WHICH il is our greatest bless
ing to live, and whose narrow. mindedness and
dogmatism, were they allowed to prevail
would bring back dark ages far more mis-
cradle and degrading than any that genuine
history records the world yet to have seen
But. to the best feelings Of our nature. the
vastnass and the length of the rule of Pope
Plus the Ninth are far from being the most
important claim for honoring and ven
Grating his name. From his birth, this
was a synonym of worth and eminence Clio
vanni Maria Mastai Ferretti. we learn from
worthy authority, was born in Sinigaglia on
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Henry Liere W.. jean Magcnaie.

| - -
| SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
| - ish of OrlennH No ps1-ABy virtue of n writ o.
seizure and sale, to m directed by the honorH bic
the Sixth District Court for the parish of or.
lears, in the above entitled cause i will proceed
| to sell at public auction ut the Merehants and
| Auctioneers' Exchange. ROYAL street. between
Canal and CustUmhose streets In the Second
District of this city on SATURDAY March
~. 1873, ut Ia o'clock m, the following dsscrtbed
property to wit
| /. A PORTION OF GROUND. designated by
| the letter A. on n plan OF i A d'fIamenourf
| nexed to an net executed on tho flfth of May.
1890. before p. Coudrain late q notary public In
! this city and measuring nine inches front on
Port street or Bayou 1t. John. sixty six foet
deep on the side OF Grand Route st. John. sixty
eight feet eleven inches d,epoon the side OF
Washington street. and nfteeh 1eet on tho rear
line.
.. A LOT OF GROUND msasuring, French
measure. thirty feet ak inches front on Port
street or Bayou St. John, fifty feet seven inches
front on Grand Route st. John. sixty-two feet
on the other line dividing 1t from LOT number two
on the plan hereinafter mentioned. forty ON O
feet ak inches on the rear line perpendiculnr
to Grand Route st. John. the whole more or less
and in conformity with n plnn Of 4. Brineier
late surveyor general dated the twenty. fourth
Of September, 1884. and annexed to an act dated
wv Aou.tH vi oStDDeE, 1854, DeIOTe Ii. IGueS-
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mra. widow Uorn,er ". Mr4ee z. ona"ssy


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
H. pafise Of Orleans, No. A,fi2-By virtue Of d
writ Of tleri fhcas, to me directed by the honor
able The Fourth District Court for The patish oI
Orleans. IN the above entitled cause, ! will pro
ceed to sell at public auction al the Merchants
and Auetoheers Exchange Royal street be-
tween Canal aud Unstbmhpuse streets In the
Heeond District Of Ibis city, on SATURDAY
March ~. 1878. at Ia o'clock H the following
A L0T Or GROuNn. situated In Fanbourg
franklin, Third District of this city. in The
square number. nlty-seyen comprised within
streets the said lot ID signated by the mum
Der I've on plan annexed to IN pct dated No
vetnber ~, 1s4a, passed before 9. V. Touon, no
tary public In this city. and measures. % IN
American measure, eighteen feet eleven aud
ones fourth inches front on Marigny street by a
depth Of one hundred feet six Inches, between
parallel lines together with the buildings and
improvements thereon. and all circumstances
aud dependencies thereunto belonging. Being
The sHine. property acquired BY the defendant
herein, Mrs, Camille Haohemin, wife Of Jules
ghaussy, by purchase from Mrs. Widow I, n
Heguin per act passed before Joseph Cuyilief
notary public in this city, on the ninth Of May
1910,
aeised In the above suit.
Terms Cash on The spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil aheriH Of the Parish Of Orleans.
fe2n nha ~ IN
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by Heey. Macon a. O'Connor.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS,
UNITED STATES BONDS AND DANK ANT
INSURANCE STOCKS.
AT AUCTION. WITHOUT LIMIT.
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. ALLEN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. a0O4a.


RY IQEY, MACON B o.ooNNoR.- Nicholas
- J. Hoey. Aurttonear-O Office. No. II Caron-
deet street : TUESDAY, February &c. 1879
q 1880 o'clock y. M, at the st. Charles Auction
exchange, In the basement rotunda Of tho st.
Charles Hotel. in this city of New Orleans, by
virtue of an order of the honorable the Sec.
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated February 2, 1879, will be sold ut public
auction. for account Of the estate Of James M
Allen. deceased the following described stocks.
!. TWO Hundred AND FORTY. SEVEN
SHARES Of the capital stock Of the New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company;
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FTvE
SHARES Of the capital stock Of the Factors and
Sradsra INSURANCE Company. Of New Orleans.
:. ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
SHARES of the capital stock of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans
also. Sl2 40 Of fractio nal scrip.
4, FIVE UNITED STATES BONDS Of s1o. 900
each per cent registered bonds, funded loan
of 1881.
8. Ten UNITED STATES BONDS of $4,000
each a per cent registered bonds. funded loan
9. ONE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. 90
I; ONE PAIR GOLD EYEGLASSES.
suit purchasers.
Terms Of sae-Cash on transfer or delivery.
foS
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Mrs. Henry Quirk. Authorized, {

MFs. HebTy UHlrk. AUfhOrizcd, etc, vs..
WmeEImore or Elmer.
SEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans. No. 7l53-By virtue Of a
writ Of tlori facias. to .me'dUected by the Hon
q. A. O'Rourke. Seventh Justice of the Peace In
and for the parish Of Orleans In the above en-
titled and numbered suit. will proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange. on Royal street between
Canal and Customhouse streets. ono THURS
DAY; March 7. 1878. at l. o'clock M. the follow
ing described property, to Wit
GA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. wi h the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
In the First District of This city. In the square
bounded by Martin tnow Willow. Claiborne,
Ihalia and Melpomene streets designated by
the No. s. measuring 30 feet inches lines front
on Thalia street by III feet In depth between
parallel lines. and forming the corner Of Willow
suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
tt5 20 mh7 A. r. KELLER Constable
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John M. Gould W.. Paradise A. Brother

T'IFTH DIsTHIJT COURT TOR THE PAR
4 isl. Of Orleans, No. $500 virtue Of a
writ OF aett faeias. to me directed Ivy the hon
otahle the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, IL, the ahoye entitled cause, viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants aud Auctfnneers Exchange. Hogal
street betwsen Canal and Uustpmhouse streets
IN the second District Of this city. on WEpNE
DAY. March o, 1878, ut "a o'clock m, the fol-
o KhT f ff1f Ra RfTf'Tf1EFf zND
Of the. defendants herein, Paradise y Brother
In end to the suit entitled Paradise 4 Brother
ys. ben aersen, No, 1850 on the docket Of the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
and nao all defendants right. title .ana interest
In said rRse. now on appeal In the Supreme
Court Of this State.
Eei8ed In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Fn1h ~ nhG