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g;gggNSES-TAXEE

G.. s..=s CITY AUDITORS nFFHsEG D
... RICIIMOSD, March iM 1870. s.
rTHE LICENSE-TaXES OFlSi9. HAVE
4 been a<strssed and placed In THIS OFFICE ;or
the insucc,tonI CT ali concerned. nnL Will hera.N-
man unit, lhn.i9th instant iuciu>s9e. ..,
TIE COMMITTEE ON YISANCE
will hold sessions ut the Council chamber, arrsd
TIURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
rIiE @0Tm AND 2lsT NJ MARCH,
between the hours nr and O'clock r. NJ. for he
,ur,y,sf. oil h, airing ana cons krHg aDl D.si ffoli
sa,d assessments so chle@c II classification SIl
afterwards DC made except osJhe order otiLef Cl'y
COUNCIL. "a - ID. hol IN
NH l0.IT hn"ff'S''
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

80 On oil sales Of i,eGt Estate made 5et.7se
tae st f J;7.raTy HnG last Of Ju1lr The ;aLe&fa.
tba nrsss:t euT FIRE t0 be- pnf3 ny the p':rchaac,
o., al Snis@ n,nde bel r%c" the lSt 0f Jug nn@ Las
yf ire rtGr IL. t"c'S hrs 10 he pau 6y the &sHer
iTlu. ciSto.l was adoUtcl abon, fifteen year: age
bv :til ih. real t".iait a:GEta IN Richmond, ana ap
uiies 20 Richmond AMI "i"Inity.l
GEORGE CARE. commissioner. between /. \ N.
and = r. W.. Monticello. wiih21S acres flani
attached, in Aibemarle county Va.
FRANK J. SAMPSON. 3 =. NJ, trustees sale Gt
valuable real estate in The county Of Chesterfield
about four miles from Manchester ell the Mldls'
THAN turnpike.
PAINE. ROESTER & CO.. 10 4. W., for Franklin
Davis & Co.'s 1918 Main street. irtit-lrccs. or.
namcnta irees. vines. plants. &c.
JOHN POE. JR., Chief Of Police, at IL y. NJ one
hog,
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8itlsmond 1ispatth,
THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1879.

BF- THE CIRCULATION, OF TIE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED CrRCU.
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS on THE CITY. ..Et .,s.,
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINA,1 .
- ..4 GOVERNORS OFFICE.
RTCHNoND, March IS, 1879.
To The Honorable the Houce Of Delegates :
.sa herewith transmit communication from
the Treasurer in relation &c rrme missing
coupons, to which ask the attention CT the
General Assembly.
Very respectfully.
.r''.:::. :. FRED. w. NJ. HOLIDAY.
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WOOD AND CUAg.

81 IN TRY ME WITH CASH 50.
El'oO. FOR ALL KINDS OF FUEL.
-:!''v '0C half d cord SEASONED OAK WOOD:
t.tGer cHrl SEASONED OAK WOOD.......S3
g 81 for one ton Brighrhopc tClover HE'D Coal;
liot one tCn Br:Ghttore iClovcr Hill Coal.
~ thRAClTE. SPLiST. and NORWOOD COAL.
w. S. PITCHER,
NV 49,! Main near Ninth-S23,.
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(;7rA<ERSES. dc.
FURNITUKE.

III T. sTaRIGHT & son, 10 6ovER-E
~, - srn .r, n,r,.r index <n,epts. hesb as kn
- $500 and terms, 60 all In aecd Of FCkN.IT1
TueE OF any kinds such az - maSs x.rsssns. rne
5trsfnns Su,tS With Tennessee and sray haao,. ,s
Sde6oards With dark ma,sl parsGp ns ssis sna Hair
une and raw silk-yery gsndsonSnn n,,sr ny Ruynturo
~ eYer, Mind. Our ssock viii pe tolnd
sysry psrtIcusar.f DON'T {eA % sai ss sa.sm
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sISzNESS CSAsGES,.

A. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BtSi-
n NESS-As attorney. for The p&riyy :.nH ~
trustee am authorized rC o:irr Gt PRiF.tffI:hIr
tor The nt 1t three weeks insLEASE, lG"Jil-H Mill,
and ERls1.("rS % one of Tho mos. !rri DAt.-
ROOMS, SALOONS. ann RESra Gth MS ln 'n,
Gaty OF Richmond. The Qs.s!Fy lE-'H .Ac; ahIfs oi
fn;ine+s The custom rstant and mot re. .apr' ahu
Il,e as.,,s of sale s=o,ag. FIG !ease eAbrcs
.n tho lst OF October. 1879. bI2 can D- renewed.
lI,ossss6ou given ut :tI'sa tii.ie. , "
hustical,on m ust Stsaalc ,s- a. il ONCE NO.
7Jrs 9Th street, shafe ~ buidiss.
,,,,cua 1870 - = --. NH 5.3w
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Missing GOueous.

REPORT FROM TREASURER HUNTER TO THE
GOVERNOR STATING THAT COUPONS To TIE
Z. AMOUNT OF $4,000 ARE NOT TO BE FOUND.
The following papers, sent TO the Honse
were referred to the Committee
NJ Ffnopno. : .-. ..re-.'
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T0nE>TON'S PATENT STANDARD
DRY SIZED kALUSOMINE.

- ~ 70. use requiring only 20 DC mixed with Wa
-. 10 I've had of any desired color. Send for cir
r5'.- .soiylns specimens of the various shades.
PURCELL. LADD & Co. druggists,
.aalN Dealers in Paints and Oils.
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Dc.ir,slc and wclI-Iocyed TlIpEE-STOnY
;STuIK-BRICk TENEMEN'nNo. 3G7 east frtnts-
lin street. between Third aud Fourth streets len
| rOoHiS and uI modern improvements.
No. lis sou,h Third stree. between Cary ard
! Canal-'n elegant hon"e; twefsc ro"'s and eve:y
! 30. 900. northeast corner OF s.nth end 'Iarsha!t
Str. cts: twelve FOODS. kitchen, stable, &c.; now
being put IN thorough repair.
No. jl4 north Fifth street lin Snheti't row,
between Clay and Leigh sirec':; well consruced;
/ ten ROOM. gas, Kitchen and al air5:sprovcIncns.
No. 302, north side OF Grace between MADISON
and Monroe streets; srycn roo!as, .liclcn, &c &C.
/ u nice small house. aud Il very casTe nicnt one.
Nos. 3O7, 300, and 3 |. sOulh side Of Grace be-
tween Madison and Nunroe s:rssis. These houses
| have just had an additional story addict, and con-
tain twelve rooms each. kcI, and, modern
convenience. Equal to any hc''se In the city for
IliREE-STORY STOCK-EEIck TES-ROoM
DETACHED DWELLING No. l2l Mayo street,
between Ro>s aru frnnkiin sire 5s:
bstw' EN- Second and Third s'rtets; >evcn rooms,
''1'%t5, TWo.ST1RY BRICK DWELLING on north side
| of Canal between Fourth an3 fIfh streets: SIX
rooms. Kitchen. wafer. cu!verts, &C..
and toSXI SIKH an ~'rreis: Man lrtcccn Eleventh ana
1Ss!lG SMMi i.rs% and DEsikALE i0usEs on Church
sTnEES on Eroad. sixth, FGanaIin, Main, seyen-
' NpTiyto TO '''>' ~ EoEERT L: LYME.
| NH l9-3t 1912 Main street.
TOR RENT. DWELLING No. 41os-a
nWELLING No. I'll Marshall. between Second
| and Third streets. ~
DWELLING No 800 FrsnA!in, brtw,en Third
ard Fourth sIrcc!s.
| DWELLING No. % Adams, between Main aud
DWEi.LINC; No. SOB Clay. near Ci.mcr street.
| DWELLING No. 900 wi=t Grace. near shaicr
| street.
DWr:iLING 10. lo5 Cary, between First ah
| DWELLING No. 312 south Third street, Gam
/ b!ts Hill
| HOUSES. al Of which We atfcr III low IgiiIrs.
| NH S-3t GHtlf;NS 4 WILLIAMS.
lnFFICE FOR RENTING. 3 NORTiL.Fa
~ TENTH ST2EEr-$harer's new hulhinsfAJ
one OF The most desirable hiccS for irsiirsuce or
other liyht purposes. Pos eesion' given April Isl.
| Inquire at Office or CT. JOHN G. SltAFER,
NH 17-6t 1O02 Vain arccr.
| TOR RENT, DWELLINGS on Mar
Il shall between Seventh and Eighth strf ts a.6
with carriagc-housr,. aud stable; DIV WELLING ON
FrauSiin bctwecn Eighth and Ninth streets: SMALL.
DIV WELIiSt corner, tyhtl and Clay sirseit; alt ~
nice order. Also TWO FLOORS OF BUJliUlSS
No LII Eighth street, suitable for Livery <stnscor
carriaSe-iacl0ry. Rect low. -. -........
! rc2O-Th6w No. IL north Figuth strettI
| EOR RENT: A. NEW HOHSE-Aa
Il never Oceuptei-has twelve rcsLgs: sIi sS{s
modern lmpro vciaeBts-on Clay strresreap Tenth
Apply to JOHN PURCELL or GODDlS& WAX
REN. ... mn LI-as
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| hhlGH VALLEY COAL COMPANY'S
~ AA!ilfAtiTE COAL. in ccg, s'ore. ana nu.
e.tf brst cOai>.
-. sPLAT!IROP. Seventeenth street,
80 ~, nrnw-brilnp,
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1 IIOVD, DRY PINE AND OAK WOOD
- Al from So. $3.50. 10 81 per cord. or &I.50,
go, :isa2' &ad - per nslf cord. delivered. ASTHRA-
I.ih Goals al sizc>-lowest cash prices for trsi-
T',: Ts,: cpeh SfLlNT. CLOVER HILL, aud SOFT
M ami Engine C0AT.--:tll kinaS-lowest
iI,:Gs. h53sd streets. opposite Theatre, or Nine
"nih ana Cary streets. ..-.-t
EH II C.. II. PAGE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

This association held a meeting yesterday
at O'clock, President Bussey III the chair,
and quorum present. 8 4
Communications from d number of drug
gists Offering their services TO distribute the
zinc-iron disiniectant, were read. Dr. White
said, In answer TO question, that Ia 9 week
from now the disinfeetant would be ell over
town for distribution.
A communication from the ladies base ball
club was received, Offering to give ten per
cent III the gate money which will be taken Oh
the occasion of the base ball match TO be given
by them next week. Referred.
A communication was received from j. Z.
Burdeau, proprietor of the Second District
ferry, complaining that the nuisance barge
was recently emphed between his ferry and
the Third District ferry. Referred.
A communication was also received from
Mr. Jos. Hoth, suggesting that vacant houses
BE- inspected and their privles cleaned.
The committee on flushing report flushing
Id the Second District, below the Cathedral;
that the water from the Ice Manufacturing
Company has been utilized To flush twelve
streets with the expenditure Of $12. The re-
port refers to the probable impractIcability 81
flushing the streets Ii this section further
back than Magazine street; chat large
pump will be located at the head OF jackson
street, and another at the head Of Felicity
street, probably
The tug Aspinwall offered Its services, fully
manned. for 300 per month, or will furnish the
tug gates II the association pays expenses.
The following com intimidation was received:
The following table Of the river fall IN this
CITY has been very carefully kept and can be-
relied upon aS correct:
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MILITARY C0URTESIEs.
The Mobile Rifle Company 70 the Crescent
City Battalion.

W. are indebted to Capt. w. o. Fl. Robinson
/ for the following letter, addressed to the Cres-
cent City Battalion by the Mobile Rifle Conn
pany, In acknowledgment Of courtesies and
inequalities:
HRApo1,A 1,TEHs MOBILE RIFLE COMPANY. |
Artnory Hall. Mobile. May ID. 1s7e
6 thS Battalion: IT, ''''1D i 80 o'ee''A'
Gentlenen-I have the honor to advise that
at d meeting Of the Mobile Rifle Company,
held On tho evening Of the nineteenth In
slant, committees WIS appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of our sentiments to-
wards you; and at d meeting held tonight,
the report OF the committee was adopted, to
wit:
Whereas, It is the unanimous wish OF the
this their first meeting after returning from
New Orleans, to make soms formal expression
ri hsF sen e be ao ths
and eeaseless courtesies with which they we're
received and entertained while there: there
Rssoioed, That the reception given the Mobile
Rifle Company upon It's arrival at New Orleans,
ard tho military Bnd social o0nrteHies extended
thing anticipated Ct expected, were vet In per-
fect harmony With the well known and gallant
character of our 1resce H. o s comrades; and
lives 10 link the PLEASANT past With the promis
ing present, ever green VIII be the SPOT upon
which we haze T6cOTue0. Inc prlHnG raCOlleg-
tons III cur chivalrie hosts and their Aattering
attentions.
BE Il further resolved. That these resolutions
be embodied iii the minutes Of the com pRnv.
and copy OF the same be forwarded to the ad-
iulant Of the Crescent City Battalion"
MURRAY WHEELER.
H. A. LOCKWOOD,
WYNDHAM u. BROWN,
Committee.
Hoping that the marks Of mutual esteem
and respect at present existing between the
military OF our sister cities may never wane,
/ am yours respectfully,
II. A. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
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In recognition Of the active psEf |lEl u
the Fifth Company Orleans AItin 81
memorial celebration of Friday lasls i
A. Mower Post No. 1, g. A. ~, 49,
Com'r VIM. Roy, addressed the i0ll u
ter to Capt. A. Sambola:
HEADQUAR's JOS. A. MOWER PosT nj u ~ "
Department OF 1guls4s u
New Orleans Mey ~ 81
Capt, Il. Sambola. CommandinE I'm
Orleans Artillery. ssz.Essl
Sr-The above named Post M 4
tender their sincere thanks fOr th6 49,
and good will exhibited BY your CO.. tla,ss
participating with us In the cefella l2 49,
dent to the decoration Of che Feaefsl
graves at Chalmette National N
the thirtieth Instant.
We desire you to convey g tl VIZ n r.
under your command our healhssssssS
for their participation Id firing t1e H.
salute on said occasion. Inc pteask
blue and the gray proves to be on sl Z. sssS
beautiful features Of our suece Wy IS
ton. Very respectfully, -. $500
j. II. You've, Post Adjutant.
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sUrEaIon CRIMINAL Couer
MOTIONS.

MOTIONS.
s.. j. N. Smith, oppression In ut1iey. 81
for d new trial argued and taken uhlIg1lE
visBment. ssaass3
Sergeant Jerry Donovan, motion ior u
trial filed and fixed for Thursday. I'D. s);g
SENTENCED.
John Varien, carrying d eoncealed n
So Or five days Parish Prison. |Sal3
Nicholas Gacia, carrying d cO1leeaIgf
pom, IS or five days.
James Foley, carrying Al concealed
$40 OF twenty days Id the Parish prI804 2z
John Herbert, carr ylng a contested
$50 or two months In the Parish Prison
The judge, Id passing sentence oil MI
bert, made the following remarks as5
The court Will fUIlpw itS rtiIg ~
sentence In this case, 4. &, 1t Will 6xSfl
discrimination that the law imposes +
duty. The facts OF the case and tfl6 III
OF the offender must be considered 66k65
penalty be decreed.
Punishment Is meant for example
In enforcing the salutary law raNa fdl6&
GealBd WEAPONS, the court has hithSff4
on the principle that the higher t10 IN
Of the offender the s6yerer should be III
fshment."
ARHAIaNED.
Will Steward, 81, and Bcham ThiIIiI
charged with stahbiDg Mike Conery,
the Steamboat w. r. Halliday. pl16
uhfieer pete meyers, assault aid
pleaded not guilty. ssa]
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME CsuRr.
Saturday, Msy 81, 1870.

/ SATURDAY May III 1917.
The following cases were called and fixed
/ for trial:
i MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 8, 1870
| No. 5s18.. Jason B.. Diboll VS.. Etna Life
Insurance Company, Of Hartford. Conn. Mrs.
| No. 6043. John Williams & Son VS.. Charles
Morgan.
No. 6047. Amsey T.. slawson VS.. John Ne
Caffrey ct ais.
| TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1879.
| No. 1920. State ex rel. Pierre N. Canton VS..
| Board OF Assessors.
| No. 1850. Oscar Chopin VS.. j. N. Clark.
No. 6726. Mrs. Bienvenu, tutrix, and T.. r.
Parker, public administrator, VS.. Leda and
Mathilda Prieur.
No. TAT. State ex rel. Folsom Bros. vs.
Mayor and Administrators Of the city Of New
No. 72ss. Charles d. Erath vs.. Arist1de Dor
No. 74ay. Martha N. stars %. W. r. Mason
documentary executor.
l No. 1922. E. Offner vs.. nj. II. Navra.
/ No. 1863. Succession Of Bridget Coyle.
No. 1852. George w. Refine VS.. Therenee
No. 1903. State ex rel. Board Of Admins
traitors Insane Asylum vs.. Allen Jumel,
No. 1899. Henry Denegre, liauidator, vs..
Il L ~
| 1sh Of Jefferson. left bank.
NO. e73i. Josephine Feeel, administrative
OF a. K h vs. Jas. P. Guinanlt.
20. 1908. State ex rel. ). Newman, subro-
~ No. 1928; State ex rel. A. Ewald, tutor, vs..
Civil Sheriff, parish Of Orleans.
/ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1879.
i No. 7342. A. Verret, administrator, W.. II.
Bon villain, and Z. Bonviilain vs.. A. Verret.
NO. 1880. Jean Auge vs.. Michel VarioL
Thomy Lafon garnishee.
No. 74s8. Rosanna O Keefe vs. Z. II. Handy,
No. 1854. 3. T. Parker, dative testamentarv
executor, vs.. O. Z. Nash.
/ no. 6057. Michael Pfgott VS.. Board Of Ne
i tropolitan Police.
No. 6o59. New Orleans Manufacturing and
Building Company vs. John Hawkins.
/ NO. 606l. Vim. II. Reynolds vs. JOS Ray
mond and John Lange. Merchants III utuaI
INSURANCE. Company, appellants.
1 Orleans. - ~"
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1879.
No. 1919. Mrs. Mary e. Miller, wife, ETC.,
| vs.. her husband. e''
70. 1894. Leeds & Co. vs.. w. Van Norden,
NO; 1897. Alfred Marchand VS.. Jonas
= No. 7525; City Of New Orleans vs.. Rhenish
| Westphalian Lloyds, etc.
| no. 4626. Chas. Ripinsky vs.. TEL. Jacobs.
no. 1910. Jules Abelarie vs.. ID. Il j. D. Ed
wards. :" =. - Asp
) No 1858. Brooks & Tennents, agents, VS..
Robert O. Butler.
NO. 1926. Rose Cammack vs.. John Hays.
| FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1879.
no. 1892. Jean Porte w. Pierre GourQotte
! no. 7489. Henry Barth vs.. Mrs. +. Bone.
A. Schneider, third opponent.
/ No.lzl4. Louis Desobry vs.. Henry Tete
No. 4719. e. Marquee Il CO. rs. Craain Il
Fisk. - 01es111 =
! no. G138. VIM. Sweeney Va @. Murphy and
Jonn Murphy. Joseph Cooper, warrantor.
| No. 6I9o; Crescent Mutual Insurance Conn
pany ys. Thomas Hinton.
No. 6193. Flash. Lewis 6 Go. rs. +. SchWa-
! Dacher. a. Levy, lnterYenor.
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THE JOCKEY CLUB.

1t will be joyful news for our fair ladies and
gay cavaliers to hear that the members Of the
New Louisiana Jockey Club have fixed upon
Wednesday next, the fourth instant, to give
another Of their delightful promenade con-
certs at the Jockey Club villa. The last en-
tartainment was SO tasteful and fairy-like,
that our New Orleans society has taken to It
self q fancy that the club must continue its
work OF art, pleasure and hospitality. This
is the season for open-air enioyments, with
sWeet music to exalt the soul, and fragrant
MOWERS TO stir the senses. This ID the time
49, men light celored spring dresses make sum-
49, ~ me hearts OF men, and star-lit skies
&Sns.d " y were, mystic light to the per-
sn, n Msasnnera Vt the club are entitled To i've
ra asss,aa tickets and the invited guests are
th than IL nv " nfsng their invitations with
- y elley Wiz ne required ut the door
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CusToM.HoUsE NOTES.

The check to pay the May payroll of en-
ployees was received yesterday.
The district court room Is finished. and the
judges will be put In next week.
The special agents are still making 1t lively
for offenders against the internal revenue
officers, and scarcely q day passes that one or
more OF them are not brought before the
United States commissioners.
The internal revenue office did good bust
ness Yesterday issuing special licenses, the
demand for which was unusually active, as
from o'clock, the hour Of closing the office,
9 penalty of SO per cent for failure to procure
them is imposed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE.
a Great Discussion Called For by the
Auxiliary Sanitary Association.

The New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Assoc
ciation, anxious to discuss the question Of the
drainage and sewerage Vi the city, have id
dressed the following letter to Hon. q. A.
Wiltz. President of the Constitutional Con
yentlpn, inviting that body TO q meeting to be
held III st. Patrickfs Hall Oh Tuesday next:
New ORLEANS May 81. 1879.
Hon. ", A. witt. President Of the Constitutional
Uonvention
e Sri nave the honor to Inform You that d,
meeting will be called by this association on
Tuesday evening. June 8, at 4 80 o'clock, In
Bt. Patfiek'B Hail, for the purpose Df present.
Ing an address to the Constitutional Uonve1l-
tlOn.
tended to-
The members Of the Beard OF Health.
The Mayor and City Administrators
The Medical and Surgical Association.
The University uf Louisiana.
His Exoeilency the Governor OF the State.
The members Of this association and tbs
citizens of the city.
The subject that will be discussed IL the all
Important ono oil drainage and sewerage,
ind Ii ID ID place before the Convention the
true condition OF the city In respect to Its
drainage, and the necessity that some means
should be devised tending 10 Its improve
inBnt. The attendance OF yourself and the
\ honorable members III the Convention III re-
epectfully requested.
NJ have the hUnur to remain your Obedfent
servant,
JOHN q. HENDERSON, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
GoUNoD's MASS.

To-day at the st. Louis Cathedral Gounod's
mass for male voices will be sung. The
lovers Of fine music and OF good singing will
not fall to attend the mass, which has already
been heard with pleasure. Kreutzer's Tieur
Creator will be rendered by the best voices
we mean Messrs. Meteye, Tneard Lavil g.
beuve and Bremen. At the offertory Proeh's
instrumental trio will be sung
Mr.. Muller, the noted violoncellist, Prof.
Cartier, whose name Is familiar to all those
who appreciate fine music and Mr.. Hirchel-
helm will furnish the music for the mass,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
i HAPPY CHANGE.

Corporal Douyillier, OF the suOslI.
cinct, has been transferred to the -
may be tempted to call this q happ NJ
as it Is q known fact that during tne r.
moral Do11viIlter was on the Sub halasz7ai5|
or petty law breaker was there VIZ
vamoose at the sound Of his yigos rRs f.
Now, let the Wharfrats and nas nS sli2l
beware, for Douyillfer 10 thar,
the place too hot for them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
No. GAS. John P. Walworth -. n.

:. No. Gas. John r. Walworth n, 1,ss|
Stevenson. q oVal1
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER j, 1s7a
!, No. 1911. State Of Louisiana Vi. wars !,
hacker. n y tsal
No. 1912. State Of Louisiana ~ Il IS
alias Edward ITALIA. IT, sisz
NO. 1918. State Of Louisiana VI HI, 81
nisOn, alias Jefferson DENIS. ~ a. n
no. 7515. State ct Louisiana III 6.ax
Niles. sss edlk6
70. 1913. State OF Louisiana vi, n 49,
NO. 1913. State OF Louisiana III .i .soo.l
Martin. sSs go
no. 1888. State Of Louisiana "a. IAN. u
ter and Charles Speed. oo1aa
Decisions.
BY CHIEF JUSTICE MArNtra
No. 7525. City OF New Orleans 81 49,
Westphallan Ll0Yds, etc. HehaariY.., 1 -
as to the companies represented ~ b = 4 49, ~
ker and Welshatls n Woods. & ~ - 8 T. T.
No. 58O8. Fletcher IL CO, VI. NE phsi1. Il y
Reheariug refused. '''1u'ly 6e
Up. 1928. W. A. Bartlette va. q, j. Wh.s
ct al. Rehearfng refused. = Z y -
No. 7484 j. A. Fernandez, executors ). 81
ward Morphy. Rehearing refused. IN y
BY JUSTICE DE BLANC.
No. 74D7. q. w. Sentell A %. ~ i 80
Brown. Rehearing refused. s "a.
No. 1877. The State vs.. j Il. Glsh, Nm
Ing refused. - 7as -.
BY JUsTIGE WHITE, z
No. TAG. State OF Louisiana ~ I,.s8
Laresche. Rehearlng refused. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
FUN At FRoeMVon.,

The competition for the MobiIe tsg11f
be resumed to-day at ii 80. Tho l
Field Artillery, Washington Artfllay
Continental Guards will be repra
worthy teams.
Glass ball shooting will also ta6
under the auspices OF the New Ofle1!
club.
An archery match, open to aII Con-
the possession of q fine bow and aff0s
be shot at twenty five yards distand "a
BY four Creedmor target, best sos g
five sys S=z#a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

James Webster, charged With fSl
sent before the Superior Criminal f50
$500 bonds
Frank Ward, charged with assault
terry, was sent before the First Disflt
under bonds Of $3.50. E
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
i 5CONn nECONDEn,s cOttI|

Michael Burns, charged with petty ~
was sent before the First District C0e3G
bonds. # rs 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

Try the new route to the Virginia springs via
Jackson. Meridian and Chattanooga Look.
out Mountain line.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

Young men who expect To Join the Mississippi
Corps Of Cadets on the summer excursion Of
three months. to Virginia. Washington City and
ether places. should apply before the tenth In
stant The tour begins pr the thirtieth instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

II you want to travel by the best reAa
York, through the finest soenery. n IT.
est time ana with only one ehanRs of 1
the Great Jackson Route.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
Dftfen by q Neg.

At 10 80 o'clock yesterday mon
man named Thomas Koran WIS 49, r.
Sorapuru street, between ChippsNdH;s5
nunciation streets, by a NeWloaal1iu.s'aSSSSS
and severely bitten Ia the leit slacs 81
wrist.