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MAyoaALTY OF NEW OariHArs, |
City Hall. January ~, 1878. !

MAyoRALTY or NEW OHtHANs,
City Hall. January ~, 1878.
mo. 43se-Ad1nnistration series.1
Resolved. That the sum OF s62a CD be aud the
same 10 hereby appropriated to Peter Marley,
contractor, for cleaning, repairing snd keeping
In repair the unpaved Streets In the Sixth Dis
trict, for the month Of December, 1877, and that
the Administrator Oh Public Accounts warrant
for the payment OF the same whenever there
shall be money In the city treasury TO the credit
OF the proper fund and not otherwise sppropri-
ated.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New Or
leans. January 40. 1878.
Teas-Brown, Cavanao, Denis, Diamond, no
Uaifrey, Hengstorff.
I'D. p1LsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy
THos. Il. RAp1HR, Secretary.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80

Commerce. .....s.s.s 1900. 127 30
Total. ...s...s.l.. .........s.... 1924 25
Adopted by the Council oil the city Of New Or
leans, January 80, 1878
Yeas--Hrown, uavanae, Denis, Diamond, Mo.
CafTrey, HengstorfT.
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
true copy.
THos q. HArfBR, Secretary.
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yuDrcrAL ADvEnrrsEmErrs.
sIlEIlIrF SALES.
The City Of new orleans ". w. q. Full

TIC CITY Of New Orleans W. w. q. EHI~
ham; same vs. same
FIaHIKD DISTRICT COUNT Fob THE TAH-
Court for The parish Of Orleans. No. 7i5.-By
virtue Of tive writs Of fisrl faoles to me dIrectsd
tfict Courts for the parish Of Orleans, Id tho
above entitled causes, for city taxes Of 1915
and 1871, will proceed 10 sell at public auction,
Royal street, between. Canal and g1stomhouse
streets. IN the Second District oil this city, on
SATURDAY, February ~, 1878. ut ~ O'Clock
ALL THE INlPHOV IIM ENTs situated on the
premises. In the Sixth District Of this city, In
square number fitty-fo bounded by the river.
Water Marengo and Milan streets.
Seizsd In the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish oil Orleans.
fats N or
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- . IHOMAfo II. T1HYUI
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
ar mi ,.,n
The city Of New Orleans vs.. James


HrnD pf RSfRaa ' cgGE III i F5a THE PAR
Il ish OF Orleans, No 2s.O57. and Sixth District
virtue 1.-TWO yrits Of leri facias tg me directed
BY the honorable the THIRD and Sixth District
entsd ea ase 9r q u
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
in the Second District Of this city. ON SATUis-
DAY, February tG. 1878 at - o'clock M. the ioI-
Toying dsssf15fa P5pgff ~ GROUND st
uated in the First District OF this CITY, In square
number two hundred and ninety eight. bound
Streets designated as lot number twenty. i've.
measuring thfrty-eight feet front ON Basin
street by one hundred and eighteen feet In
.. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, ST.
uated In the Second District of this city, In
square number four hundred and nifty, bound
don streets. designated as lots numbers one
and two. each measuring thirty feet front on
Cont street by one hundred and two feet In
). 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated In the Fourth District of this city, In
Bounded By Harmony moi Goiis.um IN Pryta y aard
Eighth streets. designated as follows: Part lots
numbers nine. and ten. measuring sixty feet six
inches four lines front on Harmony street by
ninety eight. feet In depth; part lots numbers
nineteen and twenty, measuring sixty-swo feet
six inches front on Eighth street BY ninety
I. A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND, sit
uated in the Seventh District Of this city. In
square number three hundred and seventy
seven. bounded by Eleventh, Belfast, Cam
bronze and Jefferson streets. designated al
lots numbers thirteen to twenty four, neasur-
ing one hundred and fifty feet front BY three
hundred feet In depth.
S. CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. sit
uated In the Seventh District Of this CITY, Ia
bounded by Belfast, Twelfth Cambronne and
Jefferson streets, designated as lots numbers
forty one to fifty-gtx, measuring one hundred
depth.
Seized In the above suits.
80. - THOMAS II. HANDY.
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
! ia15 so fe16 Il
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istrator III Puhlic Accounts warrant on the
Xdniinjatrator 81 FinarOs In payment Ok the

istrstor III Public Accounts warrant on the
Adnlinlstrator Of Finance In payment OF the
Nv mi ii recorders courts. s1755 90
81 roii III cnart officers .....4l....... $50 90
81 ro III fsnpsr1or Criminal Upurt... 74I go
i,sy vii ri 1rjrst Dstriot Court. ....., 500 y3
f,ssy vail ~ sanitary inspeptors ,..... $50 90
pay roll III sanitary police ...sa.4.as.. 40 90
PAY roll Of Justices Ut the peace and
eonsta bless .s..s.sI.s.....,s..s.4 IVY w
Paw roll Of oroners. .................. 1000 90
paw roll pf District Attorney ....... 4tB gu
Jnry commissioners ....tt.........4 100 90
Total. se.7D6 60
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New Or
Ysas%Brown, usvanso. Denis, Diamond, Me-
Oaffrey. Hengstoff.
ED. PIlssBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos. O. HAPtEH. secretary.
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MAYonALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. January 20. 1878,

MAYonALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, January 20, 1878.
mo. Standardization Series.1
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
DO IL ordained That the following sppropria-
tions be and are hereby made for the month Of
January, 1878, and that the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
OF Finance In payment OF the same whenever there
shall be money III the city treasury TO the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account, and
not otherwise appropriated:
Firemens Charitable Association OF
New Orleans for services rendered
"a per contract. ....................$11 1855 81
Firemen's Charitable Association Of the
Fifth District, for services rendered,
as per contract .................. 1000 90
Firemen's Charitable Association Of the
sixth District, for services rendered,
as per contract. ..................... 1900 90
Firemen's Charitable Association OF the
Seventh District, for services rem
dsred. rs per contract. 666 "
Board OF Underwriters, for services rem.
dered by the Babeock machines. 800 90
Total GIG, 1888 "a
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New Or
leans, January 20, 1878.
Yeas Brown, Cavanae. Denis, Diamond, Nc
Oaffrey, RengstCrff
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
THus. q. RAprER Secretary.
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The City of New Orleans vs. j. HOyte:
same vs.. same: same vs. same; same w..


vT,HIRD DISTRICT COURT ron THE pAH-
l. ish Of Orleans. Nos 2p,1 100, 2g.1O7 and 10 1Ds.
Orleans. No. is0-By virtue Of four writs Of feri
faelas, to. me dirsated by the honorable the
Third and Sixth District Courts for the parish
taxes OF 1874 1885, 1876 and 1871 will proceed to
sell at public auction as the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
District Of this city, on SATURDAY, February
1e, 1878 at "a o'clock M, the following described
= TWO bERTAifiN LOTS or q ROUND. situated
In the First District OF this city i'm square ntlm-
her two hundred and sixty-two. bounded BY
Psrdido, Dryades, Poydras and Penn Streets
designated as lots number twsnty-slx and
twenty-seven, measuring ffty-Cne feet front ON
Perdido street by eighty. eight feet In dspths
aeized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the SPOT.
THOMAS III. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City Of New orleans vs.. Patrick IDO~
herty same vs. same same w. same same
nsvxas Han

BATnHs same EkFnDs
rI,HTRD DIsTHIGT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il sh OF Orleans, Nos. 2efT1 z9.lT2, ,tT9. 10 f74
leana No. 2t1--By virtue OF five writs oil fieft
faeas. to mo directed by the honorable thH
of Orleans, In the above entitled causes, for
city taxes of 1873. 1874. 1876, 1876 and Ts77,
/ will proceed to sell ut public auction, af
Royal street, between. Canal and Customh6use
streets. In the Second District Of this city,
on SATURDAY. February 10. 1878 at 10 o'clock
A CERTAIN POHT1ON or HHoUNU sit
uated In the First District Of this city In sauare
by St. Jane, Common. Gravier and Bolivar
streets, designated as lot number twenty. Bix.
measuring thirty feet front On Et. Jane street
by one hundred and twenty-five feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. s.
THOMAS III. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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the city Of New Orleans vs.. widow j. III.

f:Iff1iWr a1lfnH ID ~
Barlow; same VS.. same.
T'HIBD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans, Nos. 10 100. % 09s and 2g09s.
and the sixth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, No. 119e-By virtue oil four wfits of iierf
facias, to me directed by tbs honorable tho
Third md sixth District Courts for the parish
OF Orleans. In the above entitled causes, for
ceed to SO at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange r oyal street. be-
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY.
February 16.. 1873, at 10 o'clock M. the foI-
lowing described properly. to Wit
uaed In the Sixth District OF this city, In square
number three hundred and thirty-sfx. bounded
by ConstantnoDle. Perrler, Prytania and Gen@
eral Taylor streets. desgnaed as lot number
ten. measuring thirty-three feet front ON Con-
stantnopIe street, by ninety 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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CITY oRDlNANCEs-oFFIclAL.
MAyoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. January 40. 1878.

mo. 1898 Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of The
several pay rolls therein named.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ja3D fe5 10 1e
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

CHEAP VINEGAR.-A first rate vinegar
may be made by the following cheap aad
simple process. Boil pint of corn ill
about half done, for three gallons. Put it
into jars or jugs, and fill them up with hot
water, sweetened with pint of syrup
perhaps less would do. Set them in the
sun, and in one or two weeks, it will be r.t
rat vinser. No one need to buy poor
article when good one can be made with
so little trouble.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

To KEEP ONIoNs-"As soon as the
tops die (don't wait longer, as tn, hot sun
scalds them after they mature, gather and
spread them under the floor Of a house
that is dry-if so dry as to be dusty, so
much the better. They should remain
there until used or marketed. Cold never
hurts them-heat always does. My cxpe.
rience teaches me never tc dry them in ftie
sun l am satisfied that you will find this
plan to be succcss.-ZABUD, IN Carolina
Farmer
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UNDER TINE vI0LETs.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

Her hands arc cold her face is white;
No more her pulses come and GO;
Her eyes are shut TO life aud light
Fold the white vestures, snow on snow.
And lay her where the violets blow.
But not beneath craven stone,
To plead for tears with alien eyes;
slender cross of wood alone
Shall say That heretoSnaiden lies sss 4
In peace beneath the peaceful skies.
And gray old trees of hugest limb
Shall wheel their circling shadows round
To make the scorching sunlight dim,
That drink the greeunCss from the ground
And drop their dead leaves OH her mound
When o'cr their boughs the squirrels run,
Aud through the leaves the robins call,
And, ripcning in the autumn sun,
The acorns and the chestnuts fall,
Doubt not that she will heed them all.
To her the morning choir shall sing
Its mathis from the branches high,
And every minstrel voice of Spring,
That thrills beneath the April sky,
Shall greet her with its earliest cry
When, turning round their dial track,
Eastward the leugthening shadows pass,
Her little mourners, clad in black,
The crickets, sliding through the grass,
Shall pipe for her On evening mass.
AT last the rootlets from the trees
Shall find the prison where she lies,
And bear the buried dust they seize,
In leaves and blossoms, to the skies;
So may the soul that warmed it rise!
If any, born of kindlier blood,
Should ask, What maiden lies below?
Say only this: A tender bud
That tried to blossom in the snow
Lies witherel where the violets blow.
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Mrs. Langtrey, a we'll known London
beauty, in the midst Of an admiring circle
the other day asked hor husband to intro
duce to her certain gentleman. He did
So and the gentleman smil.d and bowed.
Giving him her handkerchief she said -
~ want you to wipe the paint from my
face, as hear that you say at the clubs
that am painted"
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An audacous Miss at boarding school
being habitually late at her rcctations, was
given 'laziness" as the subject for her ne xt
''composition," and improved that occasion
by writing an excellent essay on laziness as
virtue !! This was an unexpected turn
ing Of the tables, and it was a dcmonstra-
tive proof that every subject has two sides,
but if tho intense heat Of the past week
continues the virtue Of lazness will bo so
magnificd that no other side will be appor-
ent.
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vEGETlNE'
Prepared by
III. Il. STEVENS Boston, Mass.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Trial Justice.

In the Court Of Trial Justice.
William Il. Datis,
against fer Money
Joseph p. Burnside, Demand.
Defendant.
To Joseph II. Burnside, d5tndSnt in this action
VOU are hereby sunmon ned and required TO
L answer the complaint in this action, which
ls filed in the office Of S. s. Stokes, Esq, Trial
Justice fer said County, and to serve q copy of
your answer en- tho subscriber, at his office, at
Union in said County, within twenty days after
the service Of this slmmsns on you, exclusive
OF the day of service. II you fail to do so, tho
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for Judgment
against you for tho sum Of Eishty-6vs dollars
and thirteen cents, and costs.
Dated, Union, s. c.. June 18th. 1878.
d. A. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiff . Attorney.
TO Jostph p. Burnside. defendant.
Take notice TINT tho summons in this action,
was filed in The office Of s.. $. Stokes, Trial jus
tice, on the 10Th day Of June, 1878.
d. A. TOWNSEND.
Plaintiff s Attorney. =
June II 25 O.
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NoXIoUs WEEDs-In some Of the
Northern States of the Republic, a law, for
the suppression Of noxious weeds, has re-
Gently bccns enacted and, VIC hope, will be
rigidly enforced. Owners of real estate
are compelled to destroy all such growth
on their lands and adjoining roadsidcs
Railroads and canals are not exempt from
these requirements, neither is the unknown
owner Of vacant lands. The authorities
suppress the nuisance" and the expense
becomes mortgage upon the property
Such law would be II blessing to South
ern farmers.-Ow Home Journal
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MAKING Our OWN BREADsrurrs. "A

MAKING Our OWN BREADsrUFrs. "A
correspondent of the Columbia Register
writing from Grecnville, makes the follow
ing encouraging statement:
"We have heard q great deal of growi.
ing about hard times, but since our trip up
dsre we don't believe they are SO bad as
}sere people would make out--at least in
ltiis part Of The State. My mind was
ned by the fact that year ago all the
3stsand bacon sold in this city were pur.
y''Ss1 IA 1.-THE. West. The agent of the
Use eaHHle and Columbia Railroad at this
m short while back stated that for four
wili4 previous, his average weekly ship.
>-seb OF corn TO points along his line were
1900 buSkelssand now about 500 bushels
per month, every grain of which was raised
in the upper counties of South Carolina.-
Wewete Informed by prominent merchant
that no corn is brought here from the West
now, and that it can be purchased from
wagons on the streets at fifty cents bushel
Home raised bacon is sold on the streets
here at very low prices. Large quantities
of it are brought to town and sold in the
winter and spring BY farmers of the sur
rounding country, and big hole is thereby
made in the pockets of the Western specu-
.ators who have so long fattened on our
hard earnings. If the fact of our farmers
consumption and having large surplus to
dispose of to our merchants is not positive
evidence of returning prosperity and hap>
pier days not far ahead of us, why-then
we don't know what prosperity is"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-14
Solcmn MASS ior Pope Pius.

New York, February 13.-The grand
and impressive ceremonial OF the solemn
mass Of requiem for Pope Plus TX wa.
observed in its entirety to-day. In the
Cardinals Church (St. Patricks Cathe
dral) the services lasted from llsli.past {
until halt past ! o'clock, and proceeded
without the least hitch or interruption
under the direction of the Rev. Father
Kearney, the Pastor OF the Cathedral and
Master OF Ceremonies. Bishop Loughtor
was Celebrant, attended by the usual ,iea
cons and snb.deacons. The office for The
dead was chanted by about hundred
and fifty priests and fifty chorists, all led
by the venerable and distinguished Vicar
General Quinn.
The Cathedral was crowded and in
cluded in the congregation were the Off
GERS Of the National, State and Municipal
Governments. The music Of the mass was
sung by large number OF voices. The
drapery was most appropriate and the
Catafallue was Of exceptional elegance
and around it detachment OF iormer
papal zonayes in uniform aud bearing
arms.
Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston, preached
the sermon, an eloquent tribute to the
Pope and his Church. @
Providence, 4. l., February 1S.-Pon.
tilical mass Of the requiem was celebrated
at the Cathedral by Bishop Henderson
assisted by thirty priests. The Italian
residents attended in procession with
music. The ediice was crowded.
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A CONFEDERATE geography has been
brought to light by correspondent Of the
Chic,go Tribune. II was printed in Eng.
land for use asa text book in Southern
rhool., and was written by the Rev. X.
]. .steWarl. The title was "a Geography
for Beginners" and the publisher was ].
". Randolph. The edition, consisting Of
several thousand volumes, was captured
bya United States man.of.war, and sub
,;auenlIy sold in the North for song.
Anoug the many amusing passages Is
this: sln 1862 the Government Of the
Confederate States was duly established
al Richmond, Va, under the Constitution
which had been adopted by the several
sllles, with the Inauguration Of Jefferson
Divisn President for term OF ak years.
Alexander II. Stephens as Vice President.
Every effort that human ingenuity could
eonIriye, or immense resources OF money
anil vast armnments on sea and land
could accomplish, was made by the
Northern Government 10 capture the
Capital and other important places, and
break up the political organization OF the
CJnirderary. But, by the constant, eyi.
deut and acknowledged aid Of the God OF
Battles, these efforts have all failed, and,
at vast expense OF suffering and blood,
the people OF the Southern States have
fought their own way to political indie.
Pendsnre and the respect and amtty OF the
great nations Of the world" The logical
process by which the author sought 10
prove that Richmond was destined to be
ihe great city OF the Confederacy was
rather curious: "All the great cities OF
Ancient times we're Routh OF latitude 4O'
N.-s Nineveh, Babylon, Tyre, sidon,
Damascus, Cairo, Thebes, Jerusalem,
Athens, Troy, and other once large and
powerful cities,n
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Returning Board Trlai--Auder,
sons Motion for q New Trial.

New OaLEAss, February l3.-This
morning when the motion for new trial
in the Anderson case cane mp, the de.
iense filed additional grounds, that the
accused conld prove by LittIeiield that he
never had any connection whatever with
forgery and uttering Of forged returns,
to which fact Lit,ieiield had already
sworn before the Congressional committee
In Washington; that Liltletield after 3
years absence had clandestinely returned
and hid himself till after the evidence
had closed and argument opened, thereby
depriving the accused Of his testimony.
The accused can alec proye,by Col. Bach.
arie, Democrat, that he was not present
at the opening OF the returns from Yer.
non parish; that the Democratic clerks
often made errors in the returns, for
which could also have been made Grim.
inal charges, and the incorrectness Of the
Returning Board proceedings, by Collins,
the stenographer, were often referred TO
during the proceedings. The motion was
continued ill Friday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
London Unabated.


LONDON, Feb. 13.-Last evenings an
nouncements In Parliament have not ap.
preciably relieved the tension or dlmin-
ished the excitement here. The Pail
Mall Gd:stLe OF yesterday afternoon ex-
pressed the expectation that Government
would seek permission to enter the Dar-
danelles by means Of u formal pledge
that the feet should have no other bust.
ness before Constantinople except that
declared in Lord Derby's statement Of
Friday. The GaIetie considered this
about as perilous and humiiiating posi-
tion as was possible. II declared 1t to be
the imperative duty OF the Ministry 10
redeem the country from this position al
any cost, and demanded such reconstitu-
tion Of the Cabinet as would leave no
doubt that it, like the country, Is oil one
mind.
A Tines dispatch says, on this subject.
what looked yesterday merely probable
seems to-day pretty certain, namely, that
the entry OF the British feet into the Dar-
danelles has become a subject Of nego-
tiations ostensibly between the British
government and the Porte. but In reality
through the Porte between England and
Russia.
The Times. in It's leading editorial ar
ticle, says; However desirable the COM
promise may be 1t can only be based upon
the re-eslablishment OF some degree Of
mutual confidence, aud II Is necessary 10
observe that il still depends upon Russia
to take the frat steps requisite for this
nurnose.
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CredIls and Rannruptcy,

NEw YoRK, Feb. l3.-The convention
Of the Furniture Board OF Trade to-day
appointed Committees on Credits and
Bankruptcy, and adopted resolution
recommending the several boards Of
trade to to make their forms Of organi.
zation and method OF work conform 10
each other as far as possible, and that
organizations be so perfected as TO act rs
agents OF their members in receiving
statements Of applicants for credit, and
appointment Of committee from each
exchange to secure approval by the sew
eral exchanges Of the work Of the con-
yention, to act as a medium OF intercom.
municatiou between them, and to perform
such other duties as may be assigued them
by the convention, the convention TO con.
Time until February l, 1889.