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RANDALL PUMPED.
what He Knows of TIIden's Thoughts
He Says Pennsylvania and OhIO arr
Raru0cratfc Rey0nd m DOuhf

Democratic Beyond a Doubt.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Saml J. Randall,
Speaker of the House of Representatives, was
asked by reporter at the New York Hotel,
this morning, if it was true that ex-Gov. Til
den, as had been asserted by Henry Waiter
son, was opposed to the Electoral Commis
sion which arbitrated on the presidency.
st have invariably declined" said the
Speaker, ito be interviewed, and feel a natu-
1al delicacy in telling tales outside of school.
Mr.. Tiden was discreet enough to keep bis
mind to himself. / saw him once before the
House consented to the formation of the Com;
mission. He was very serious and realized
that the state of the country was very criti-
cal and an undue agitation and excitement
might possibly end in disorder, If not disas-
ter. He agreed with friends that the most
peaeeable way to settle the dispute was the
best. did not myself favor the Commission,
but as majority did Of course I acquiesced."
"Do you think the Democrats will carry
Pennsylvania this fall?"
81 do"
'How about Ohio?
81 see no reason why they cannot carry that
State as wellY'
s'WilI the next Congress be Democratic or
Republican,
af believe we shall capture both houses"
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SPORTING.
EgRsg ball.

LooKPoRT, n Y July 3e-Bufralos H. Te-
Cumsehs g.
ROCHESTER,, N. " July 3.-Rochesters G,
Stars 12
ALBANY, N. Y, July 3-Albanys g. White
Oaks, of Brooklyn l.
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FRANCE.
nlatnrl,nnons r.t nrnraeIllns-

PARIS, June 3e--ConsiderabIe uneasiness
prevails here in consequence of disturbances
at Marseillea The officials will be firm in |
restoring order, but refrain from bloOdshed.
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CU RAs
Festivities Finished.

NEW YORK, July "a Havana dispatch
says that the various preparations for cele-
brating peace, with private entertainments
end for the present, through the sudden and
unexpected news of the death of Queen Mer-
cedes of Spain.
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WASHINGTON.
AND NOW TIE MExlCANs MUST STAND
FROM UNDER,
And Stop Their Thieviug, or Ord will
Bounce Them.


WASHINGTON, July 3.--The, condition Of
affairs in the Indian country has become SO
serious that it has been decided to send addi-
tional troops to the scene of hostilities. Where
these reinforcements will be taken from has
not yet been decided upon. Gen Ord
HAS LEFT WASHINGTON
on his return to Texas. He does not carry
any formal instructions relative to the new
policy to be adopted by this government In
dealing with Mexican and Indian raiders,
but he fully understands the wishes of the
government in this respect and will act ac-
cOrdingly. He will be fully sustained in
One of his first acts on reaching San Antonio
will be again to invite the cooperation Of the
Mexican authorities on the Mexican frontier
of the Rio Grande in preventing, II possible,
Mexieans and Indians from raidtng Texas
soil.
In case of refusal on the part Of the
Mexican authorities to cooperate, Gen. Ord
will assume the entire responsibility Of the
business.
" 1t is understood that Cabinet meeting is to
be held on Friday next. The Secretary of
State will submit the draft of q letter to Min
lister Foster, In which, among other things, is
recital of the many Outrages committed on
the people OF Texas during the past thirteen
years, and states that the patience of the peO-
pie and government of the United States Is
exhausted on this subject and the time has ar
rived for
PROMPT AND VIGOROUS ACTION
on the part of the two governments in sup
pressing the outrages complained of.
This letter will, no doubt be approved and
forwarded. If negotiations with the Mexi-
can government on this subject shall fail of
good results, then 1t is believed that the
United States is to a3t most promptly and
Niuprn1alv
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GREECE.
The King Refuses to Accept the Resigna-
tIOn of the Ministry

ATHENS, July 3.-The King refused to ac-
cept the designations Of ministers offered on
account of the objection OF the Premier to the
promotions made by the War Minister.
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The Ministry Requested to Withdraw
Their designations.

ATHENS, July 3.-The Ministry have been
requested to withdraw their designations
with the exception Of the Minister of War;
who has definitely retired from the Cabinet.
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GRAIN COMING DOWN.
1aap 000 Rnshels OF Corn for New orleana.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 3.-The towboae
Grand Lake, with three large barges, arrived
yesterday. The barges are now at the Union
Elevator loading with 100, 600 bushels Of corn
for shipment to St. Louis, thence to New Orr
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LONDON, July IA dispatch from Vienna
says number Of Turkish troops are concen-
trating In the northwest Of Bosnia.
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Sherman's ThenrIsnls.

New YORK, July 3.-Vandhoefer & Beatty,
manufacturers of straw goods, have sus-
pended. Their liabilities are $25O,O00 and
their assets $4,000,
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JERSEY City, N. j., July Geo. Mitchell,
third officer Of the steamship Scythia of the
Cunard Line, committed suicide tonight.
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PARIS, July 3-The Workingmens Inter
national Socialist Conference will be held in
this city on the second of September.
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The Danuv,o To re KeUt Omen

LONDON, July A dispatch from Berlin
says that Russia and ROumania have pledged
themselves not to fortify the mouths of the
Danube.
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Probable ResiR nation of the ROumanIan
Ministry

| LONDON, July "A dispatch from Bucharest
says the early resignation of the Roumanian
ministry Is probable.
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ARCADIA, La, July AT the largest mass
meeting ever held in Bienville parish, yester-
day, Bienyille decided unanimously In favor
of constitutional convention, to be held as
soon as practicable. Q.
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Brist0w's Peace and COmfOrt-He is NOn-
CammiraaL ON the Grant Candidacy.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Hon. B. F. Bristow,
late Secretary OF the Treasury, was yesterday
q guest at the BreYoort House. He said to q
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The Roumnntan Malter settled.
The Turks Concentrating.

BERLIN, July 3.-The congress yesterday
settled positively the Roumanian question.
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POLITICAL.
THE FIRST GUN.
Especial to the Democrat.l

BienvIne solid for Constitutional Com
ventIOn.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Mrs. Marea ret Dorsng vs. Herman Graf her
Observation-Disclosures confirmed and judgment In
favor of plaintiff. deereeing separai ion of prop
erty and condemning defendant to pay 1898.
with legal interest from Jude al demand.
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Fulmer VS.. Barta Bernard We. Martin Schiele
vs.. Bernheim.
In the case Of Baumann vs. Gable. motion to
dismiss refused.
Mrs Exenstein va. her Observation-Disclosures
# separation meuse ct tboro with costs.
PaAs vs. ert.--Judgmen5 for plaintiff.
making the Injunction sssed perpetual with
costs.
Nc Tahon va. Kelar ct als.-Motion to dismiss
appeal made absolute.
Mckee VS.. shory.-Motion to dismiss appeal
overrued.
Mrs. Groskopf VS. Observation-Disclosures made
perpetual against defendants with costs.
Elder VIZ. City.-IDjunctiOn dissolved with 800
damages and attorneys fees.
sna ks VS.. Decentralization to dismiss ap
peal overruled.
Stafe ex rel Southern Bank vs.. u. Pisbury
Nj ayor 1t a's-Intervenors DelBpndio. Wecksr-
ling, Bell and Others tain and join defend.
ants In a motion for new trial.
Alexander Walker vs.. FL G. Warmoth.-De-
fendant AYERS that being a r. stdent Of Plaque
mines parish lYe eaunat be sued by n court liDv-
ing jurisdiction in Orleans parish. He there
fore. filed IN exception to the jurisdiction Of
thia court
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL s. 1878
Howe upon schurz Viewed aside from party

Howe upon Schurz. Viewed aside from party
considerations the utterances OF Mr.. Howe
concerning Mr. Schurz must receive the COM
mon sanction Of mankind. Leaving out the
evident motive OF Howe, and looking ct his
performance simply as az effort to tell the
truth about fraud and q humbug. that
portion Of his speech which was devoted to
Schurz appears to be the feeble and desultory
attempt Of O weak and shallow man to suita-
bly, denounce the most colossal sham and the
most gigantic nuisance that eyer infested
American politics or any other politics within
the scope Of my reading of history. In this
respect the howl OF Howe La valuable as
A CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT
fer the .,ses Of thu Democratic party and as
such will [ have no doubt be circulated az
largely as the facilities Of the government
printing office and the prevailing limitations
Of the franklng privilege will admit OF. IN
consciously Howe has answered most OF his
own generic arguments In behalf OF Radical
ism by his specifications against one Of the
most conspicuous Of the net products Of Rad
ical ascendeney; for to sensible people the
presence Of such q fraud as Schurz In the
Cabinet will prove far more disgusting than
any unsubstantial shadow OF Rebel Claims
It has been said Of Howe that he possessed
all the Attitudes of q corpse except It's sllence
But ON this occasion his post norton loquacity
may be said to have been turned to good pur-
pose In preaching the funeral. sermon of
The political situation, which was sadly
mixed, does not seem to have derived much
calculation from the oratorical effort under
But all must admit that when
Howe got to running on the track of SChurz he
bayed cut sweeter sounds than have ever
been heard from his lips during the whole Of
his two terms Of Senatorial mediocrity.,
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Tho Possibility Of Assuming Them in
January Next.

WASHINGTON, March pa report has been
submitted to the House Committee on Bank
ing and Currency by the subcommittee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Chittenden and Ewing,
which recently visited New York city for the
purpose OF ascertaining the present condition
Of the sub-treasury In that city, with regard
to the amount of gold held there belonging to
the United States government and to others,
and with view of comforting with certain
financial gentlemen regarding the practicable
ity of the proposed resumption of specie pay
ments on The first Of January next. The fol-
lowing are the substantial points of the re-
port: The bankers were Of the opinion that
resumption at the earliest practicable mo-
ment was not only consistent with the public
welfare. but was Of the greatest Importance to
the best prosperity OF the country; also that
resumption on the first of january, 1879,
might be made practicable and safe, if ade-
quate measures should be adopted, but all who
expressed themselves on the subject were
agreed that the plans OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury were inadequate, and that il he
should make an attempt to resume on the first
of January under such circumstances as were
likely to exist at the time the attempt would
most probably fail. They We're of the opinion
also that the reconciliation Of silver had Sc
riously interfered with the probabilities of re-
sum- tiOn.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

DECISIONS.
Felix Graves vs.. Bouttes executors.-Judg-
as in case Of non-suit
NEW TRIALS GRANTED.
A. Bo'tstein vs. Temple s. Coons
j. w. Grant q Co. vs.. Temple s. Coons.
NEW TRIALS REFUSED.
Snowden & Co vs. T. G. Thomson.
Frank A. Behan vs. Fl. Billiard,
Hugh 0. Ames vs. Michael J. McAdam.
SUITS DISMISSED.
Valentine Baab VS.. Mrs Hannah Lodge.
In the suit Of Paul Ducbepne w. H Gerard
and Nouvet the exceptions fled by Nouvet were
sustained.
Chas E. Alter vs. J. O'Brien Judgment in
favor OF Z. Johnson. opponent. for $13i and
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vent such violations by injunction or other

vent such violations by Injunction or other
means.
| lower court reversed and case remanded.
No. 67o4. Crescent City Live Stock Landing
and Slaughter house Company appehll,a ra b w.
tic Court parish 81 Jeans. On rehearna
Former decree set aside, Judgment OF lower
court reversed and case remandsd.
sitions to appointment Of Mrs; CLARK appslaant,
Dtstrict Court. parish 81 Orleans: sas =, .,o
When an administration is demanded by the
creditors Of @ succession. some of the he1rs q
which are minors a partition cannot be made
until the estate Is administered and Inc oeots
judgment reversed and case reminded. w
No. 1o1g; Mrs Elton 6. Patrick. aapHi!ant y. We
District .6ourI, parish Of West Baton Rouge.
No 7osl. Joseph v Ledoax. administrator.
ya s9an r. Mrs. ct al
ors aud appellants Appeal from the district
Court. parish OF Ppinte Coupee.
The administrator OF u succession, where
there are no creditors. cannot ma ntaln real
action, for the recoveryof property 81 the he'd, De-
ceased when the heirs Of the 81 tate ne admin
suit Judgment reversed. and plaintifrs de-
mand rejected az in case Of. non.suit. :,
and No. cfffsens o5 nys s Vs. |
rienx. appellant. Same W. John Gisch and ".
j Kerner, appellants. Consolida ed..Appeal+
from the Fl,h Di trict Court. parish OF Orleans.
Judgments affirmed.
No. 6s53 Henry Renshaw, appellant. w. Geo;
from the District Court, parish Of Raptdes..
After creditor Of u succession has had hie
claim acknowledged by he adm nistratot, pre-
until IN account is rendered ignoring it, or the
nd ninistration is ended The prescription
which then operates is that Of ten years.
Judgment reversed,
No. 7Oas. Mrs s c. r. Logan. appellant, VS..
Harriet Herbert ct als.-Apteal from the Dis
trio Court, parish of East Fe|eiana
The administrator of q suce ssfon may &C.
cept service of the petition and waivs citation
In an action for the revival Of q judgment rem
dered the deceased.
,JuGgme mt reversed,
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ChIca % 10 New Orleans.
[St. Louis Post.j

Chicago is waking up to the necessities of
the emergency in which it finds itself. A bill
was introduced in the House on Monday to
authorize the State of Illinois to sell what are
known as the ''Lake Front Grounds in Chi
cago the proceeds to be used in the improve
ment Of the Illinois river. A multitude of
reasons are given to indicate the Importance
of this improvement. but it is plain to see that
the real ani:aating purpose is to give Chicago
q connection with the Mississippi river and
the jetty outlet to the sea. Chicago is grow
ing wise, and will yet send two-thirds Of its
grain by that route to Europe. 1t can prob
ably ship to New Orleans for 10 cents per
bushel or less as the river is now, and can
afford to make the experiment without wait
ing for any further improvements.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL;-Hon A g Cochran
james Andrews. Miss Andrews, Allegheny City;
JAS Eads st. Louis; Gen G Weitzel q s
Arm: A Walker, W York; John Stewart
St. Johns, N. B.; W b 81 Benyaurd. q y Army
F Ewing. st Louis: L G Brockett Sam Hesse.
New YORK: Jas y Simonds. Mass; Fl . Wilbur,
W Wilbur, philadelphia: Col Jas Todd J H
Sypher, w Foster. W P Kemper. W McKerall
ST. Mary: Kobt Pugh. Assumption. La II Davis
and wife. Miss NJ Dnherty Yazoo City; L
Avery and wife. Geo Avery. Louisville; A
Moreland, Cincinnati: Chas H Lee, city; ! w
BIrnett and wife, st. Mary; Gen ID Taylor H G
Onderdonk and wife. T Soutter. New YORK.
CITY HOTEL-W Bethlam. Fl Evans, Ala
bama: w l. Bruce, J Fl hanks. Plaquemine;
VIM Potter. Point Char; Capt Hawthorne. Al
giers; W X Stewart. OCEAN Springs; J G Hub
bard. Alabama; Alex Bush. Galveston; Thomas
Fitzgerald Shreveport; John 9 Cofeld. + Ls
Blanc. James K Tucker. Geo A French. Henry
G Breaux. E W Lawless. Ascension; James 81
Hail. Maysvile; Geo Pitcher. Pointe Coupe
Mason IS illinois; q C1mpbeli. Wisconsin: F
Townsend Mayor ] NJ Wait Mississippi NJ
Singleton, st Louis: W G Lockwood. Houston.
ST Oh ARL Els Fl TEL J A Rowland, Arkan-
sas: . W Haines, Mrs Robinson, Robt Holmes.
New York: Geo M Goyan, wife and two chill
ri; B s Cop. New Jersey; J Fl saunders, Flori-
da: John Rice. Massachusetts,; Alex Perry.
X Y Shearer John B Kounz. city,; J Thomas
Milwaukee: W FL MILESTONE. st Louis; F
Snowden, Bloomington; A Morris, Chicago
L W Weldon. Washington.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS,

The following were the departures last even
ing by the flyorite Mobile line: G. ". NJ ,ore.
New York: G. Fl. Mckee. Louisville; Miss Ulalie
Bush, Norf Tx F. NJ. Gilpin Philadelphia; J.
G9nyerse, New York; Mrs: Peterson pensacol a
NJ = Rem nv Wa ash John Bard Bios Bos-
New York: E. H. Rush and wife, Washington
r. Hunt U. =. n. Port Royal 4. De! Castillo.
!. @. Fisher Philad alphia; Hiram Mama. Gin
cinnati: Mrs. A. Bacon. New York; G. May and
wife. Cedar Keys; J. J. McComb. Mrs. J. G..
Tournade New York.
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Furniture
Al
JOHN BOIS',
my76 Ivan

I5Z, I54 Camp street. l54
Is now prepared to sell fine as we'll as ordinary
New Furniture at greatly reduced prices.
Country orders respectfully solicited.
P. S.-Also Furniture taken on Storage. and
Second Hand Furniture bought. sold and ex-.
changed. One price only on each and every
rticle. No deviation. Country orders prompt
II flIled. mhls 3m
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We have received from Mr. Charles J. Wells.
SO Poydras street sample Of the patent
"Oleomargarine" butter. manufactured by the
Commercial Manufacturing Company under the
'Mege" patent. It is first churned with mil9.
chilled on ice. again churned with fine cream.
The butter Ia of fne flavor and color. and Is as
paiatable as the dairy butter.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

r. Hernsheim Il Bro. Vs. J. l.. Canzep.-Suit
for $3.50 IT. and writ Of attachment prayed for.
Il. r. Parker. public administrator Of the sue
cesston of F. Lacrox. vs. JOS. Bilgery.
This IL o petitory action instituted by f. T.
Parker to recover from J. Bllgery. deceased
since the institution of this suit and now rep
resented by his widow. certain lots of ground.
situated In the Third District.
Judgment for plaintiff, on certain conditions.
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DR.. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,

NJ. ~ u. -. LDNDVN, N. -. &lcscMS
Auth peS S os Es1ass On Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum Of Anatomy.
Begs to inform the citizens Of New, Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready availed themselves Of his services. that
me- E. to III i Hs r.
his old rooms,
Rampant street, Between Canal ana
Cu.tOmfOusc.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 q. m. till
DIR. DAVIDSON. having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure 81 Er
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years of study and research In that
h sp Sk fc5saEE SR eas e
i9e1tal and physical debility and the loss Of eli
the best .European Hospitals. together with
years Of the most successful practice. both In
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to All Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAvfEsON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is. however. desirable that at least one per-
DR.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care m Tss hay Gny M
understands his profession and labsrs with In
telligence to advance 1t In the respect Of men.
is beneiactor to mankind, and the high esd-
nation In which DR.. DAVIDSON Is held BY
physicians themselves is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma.
Hent Cure.
DR.. DAyIEso2Ns worn, I" Practical Observe
valuable guide. and may be had. bound In
cloth. price Is cents, by addressing the author.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIEsON. No. 9 Rampant street.
between Canal and Customhouse New Orleans.
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the Postofflce.
DR.. DAVIEGOE may be consult.1 at No.
Rampant street between Canal and Custorn-
mousse, New Orleans, up to the slst Of March.
after which his address will be f706 Olive street,
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 q. "a. TO 8 b. m, and from
TO 8 p. N. Sundays. 10 q. m till 4 p. M. only.
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.

Mester Mass. assault and battery, waived ex-
animation aud sent for trial to the First Dis
trict Court
M. Garcia and Rosa N Garcia. assault and
battery; waived examination and sent to the
First Dist riot Court.
George w, O'Donnell. assault and battery on
the charge of Barbara Conrad: remanded to
the Parish Prison in default of $3.50 bonds.
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writes lady from Berlin, was disgrace to
artistic millinery and the authorities must
have felt it, for on the cards Of invitation to
inspect it was written: You are requested
not to make disagreeable remarks z
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. ONE THREE STORY HOUSE,
IL 329 and 331 Decatur street corner OF Bar
racks street. containing largo store eight
large rooms. kitchen waterworks, etc.
Q. ONE THREE-s'HORY HOUSE on Decatur
street, No. 305, containing sores, four rooms,
kitchen, witarw >rks etc.
8 ONE FOUR STORY HOUSE on Decatur
street No. 10, fronting on Peters street, No. rs
:, Apply at No; s77 Charfres street. between
Frenchmen and Elysian Fields. rnh3D 15t
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AMERICAN COTTON TIE COMPANY,
LIMITED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
~ persons having any claims on the above
named company are required, before the
and addresses and particulars of their claim
addressed to me. James jennings McComb. the
1iqnidator OF the said company, at my Office No.
% Drury building, Water street. Liverpool, or
in default thereoftbey will be exc uded from the
benefit OF any distribution of the company's
assets.
Dated this thirtieh dav OF March, 1873
mh31 i'm J. ]. McCOnB. Liauidator.
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A new piece Of music, entitled ~ Hear the
Angels Calling has made It's appearance.
A wicked Photographer says: "All right; let
EN- take the pot A pair Of deuces Is the best
we We got.
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Staub. at Godthwaite's has our thanks for
latest Eastern and Western papers and periodi-
calls. Stauo is brick. may his shadow never
grow less,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

rT'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
l. sting between the undersigned expired by
limitation on the first Of Marcl, last.
FRED. N. OGDEN.
SAML III. BELL.
New Orleans April 1. 1878
yINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CONTINUE
i the business If BaRging and Ties at the same
staud. No. Ii Union street, for his own account
FRED. N. OGDEN.
New Orleans. April 1, 1873. ape fw