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Giiulnons OauicG-- feiaales

! PROTESTANT SERVANTS Buroau for
= iaHiae hotels aae li Others "ao van --oa -, e
HnNI l- .t. ave fouI dolr- above tA ST.. l~nii,'ed
At THE LADIES BUREAU, lis East
= ID -i near ,ilaFv can De- iolna hsi-ca7- is...y
-reds German freucn .nt -~.ao'e f-ote-,aut Of
lsi ME AiraI1 1-, r. l l'iaurl ''. o 90
IT BUCKLES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
= ao ii1a'e iear -' . i. .. W ' -,i. %
Pr te.t.nt al caiaoia mae All female Zoe
'''' 'l'i' '' MAN. ''''''' ''''. IT, IKE proprear
Al Mrs. Kelly's. 13s West 11'h-st., corner
= ,,--l'r. al %. ..a - .,.s .t - srs.
keepers nGr-,a ~ales-e-. cooks l'un,
vael- always ou i4utt .rfr- ~ m4l receive lml late
attention. goo .aar.e ln-l suited
ATMR~. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
- rsl .-rvau'- To- al canac,e, .nt.s6e 'or aia
e.- iot-s boarding houses Sc. cl-v and country. MIS-
LOVE- o hisi -sia-.i. ncai -aa ave.
COOK.-By frst-clas- cook, who Is thor
MAKE ua n Xmas NJ aaaerr Frenca dishes. ana an.hes
aaaeT n--i Fences Gail 81 to- utltve, ne-r s.tn-t
COOK. &c.-Bv fr~t-cl4-- cook would ~
\ 90. .4Il.rv understands per hl- r-- IN 'Fef
W desserts also game meats of every sud 10 nr- cA-s
NOOK. &c-A Protestant woman as good
- 81 a
no Objection io the country s''l '.'s 'e'i'"'1 So
COOK. &. CHAMBERNAID and WAIT
1o tl-lre /, 10 TIE ~arA o. family r-e- .oos
-A-.- rA '... p. .. ... % s 4al a .,pai IL
r,-. both Rave references. Call Al Mrs AH4Ll -
l3- ~ est l-ta.-t, COT ti- aFr
COOK .-First-cla-s cook; understands all
I Kinds OF cook.g best cry references $50 OH ave-
near -sa---, i.,i aoor
COOK.-By Protestant woman she J, a
e.. ~, % ..s, lac iiJNi I.EAJ 80 l3- oiaa,c.
doors ABOVE lu'hst.
COOK.-By fr-t-ca-s Swedish Pr te.tani
\ coos - -1p,r branch Df clos4ne c' 20. in
c. Al .G- East 2-t.,, between e1.l gn aud 'taveo'er
The itus-iaa Baths
COOK. WASH. IRON, &c.-By "a Prote-tant
y she THOROUGH coos eau also na-h i4a ]. y
ss,,5 % f. ,, 'unI'g' So 6'ia9e Lac
IHANBERMAID.-Fir Scotch Protes-
I gin y-r' respectable e vel. rconn,ni.l com
p.teut chamber 40 -'sin-ie' BEST oi references
500 .-l-a'r., rear 30. ST. '''' -
INHANBEKNAID and SLANSThEe~.-B a
Y Protestant Dsaa-an sl "Ao r. -,,rplsn ,i~.
r. a s.t sewer By hand aud oefa nn ,r~1s ",9s
m oldrfin te nr-r cf lr 81 lsr CAL al III
kELL4'- 90 IS rsi 4lt.4a-l. COZ o.A'-'-
HHANBERMAlD WAITRESS or NJ RNE.-
sv ,,of competent fif- Young woman -he D. fi -
-. '-,-~lf u,rill eraer.lv for or country. hs-
i Creme al ie Protestant Home. 80 otiaFe four
door, above ION
.CuANBERMAID and LAUNDRE>S.-By a
10 highly rreouaended r nei %'i pl''e n COCO .-h
COZ have. between Sltl ans 5aia-si'
CHAMBERMAlD WAITRESS or Hot 'E-
y F0nk-hy '.S1 q'"' ~. col reierruces AZ thr
rI94 I1oAg 80 doors ABOVE I'd "
nGESsMAKING. home or by The das, 49,. 10 ~,
- IN ave between I'd AID -''A SIS i'a'' '''I '''
nRES~M AKER.-Ladl,-', cllldsrn'-. Do.
- brs' operates on ai ma. '.n., .i5,. ~, 49,.
W son VI mace , .l.. Ii'...s mo
!. o..
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bolro auo Rooms
W.st So,

West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY viii Der large fur-
y a.-. ro@ 'o s.4t,a.n Etoa' aoiri house aud
4 PRIVATE FAMILY having urge front
y So rUry furnished arfn c.'-et WITH running
n man a... ..c., D .,ai lev .tei R4l.-oaa station
ar FIJI corn -. Da. a. i4- West 2ls.-t.
4 LARGE front room. handsomely furnished,
r,',r,aee. 81 iio w-,, si.-..t
= PRIVATE FAMILY residing in a magnid-
a oet iR.i ne Who " j snow ile cost %. COOL t@'.e'
nNE handsomely furnished ROOM In "a
- -l-c pr. ATE house. WITH or Without 9T'-~iaai- 80
SEYENIEENTH->T.. 81 WEST near Oh
- lv.--e ono lrd trf hoor -oom- Ni'h strictly 1rst
THREE FURNISHED Rooms 70 let on the
r1isy or .osrtirr. vitA d without oo.la.
:. % - WEEK.-Sinl'e or double rooms.
-, - ,..,s.,e iaefInv' - , .,.r
ezrrene ow prc,s Clarence iot, j. Canton place near
Glp 81 JO.-A few gentlemen can Dec ac-
- Il c9amoisted With good ho-lt and nc.T furnished
io9a. " i.'a = 'f-' n' 4',, pet day nome
ID WEST 27lH-~T. No~h side. second
- house ae'f o' hr'-aNar ID u-- DID,. rooms rtifa .l
-ilr i.. T, o'- M % .-.. ANN -. .,.i s.n,r -,-.
roon. ~ roa a.or ieiias los.
~ WEST 26TH->T. NEARBROApWAY.-
= Pleasant r.or* for families iua single -ent.eucn with
hrs'el's' o'arf references "x' -'i t"-
D'R FIFrH-ANE.. corner l0'h.-Three front
mr., a'or ar''a, q. .-5r t..rf a..I ot5'r r.on.-
o-l west 3I~r-~ T.-De-irlble -uiies of
- rooms ,or families or gentlemen private table
desire.
- WEST WtSHINGToN-SQU ARE.--ec-
on. aa mn a5 T,,. r re-. ,gl,. ,,.e 'l also single
East s,is.
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Amusemenis.

A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
~ SOTHkRN
IN DAVID CARRIE X and
A REGULAR FIX.
80 TICKET REGULATORS ALLOWED.
nALY'S THEATRE broadway & 3Oth-st.l
~ he most sumptnous psrlor iheatie IN ne -ofd
MATT Els regu ariy every Vein -7sv anf "a irdaJ
livery night az snd Maine saturday Al p
BRONSON HfMAtu'-
NOVEL And PTCTr kL-QUE COMEDY
WTNE-f
WIVES
FrETvFn WITH IWNE -rRhBf pr FA-rRt anf
HARRY L.Cf CH,FfE ~ roc. - neGE
PARkF- JtHN r NJ .Ar-i. m iEN -
ADA L ffA ga -I IT. ti- q ID. d.
IA oin. M ~YnNEY NEL-oN ia ne cl-i and with the
Ma'irec Va dncs.lav 0cr her 20 "nfvoRoEr last time
Prices az ALL MAIN ~. = for ali reserved -eats
HAVERLl'- THEATRE. 14rh-St. Il 6tn-ave.
J b. HtvEHr -. .FrHnr efnr AMI Manager.
~ucl a ca-rfva. % THr EEfFNINE -Tftf--.
pun WEALTH.. Shy G1pDMIN
such uurfious FRO LlQI -
Humor in their 10 sTiNu-
suc r table nOr BIS HNH les
Mlmirrv Cav Festive. kriilaratu-.
sucn li-ife Appliance an laughter flcrs.lnf
Fantasy Every nl-ht AID a O. aud SAT-. Mlfinee
" Y. AQUARIUM Broadway & 35th-st.
y. Eleventh ami po-t rev lar week of
H. y. =. PfNAFNkt.
Every Evening. "Wednesday ail ~t-rrisv Marines.
THE MEHNf III NLR-.
Every Afternoon. tKcert Nffn ut -afnriaT.
Thousands ~ Jcaitf fishes from ed parfE ~ the
Admission ai zoe. Children 1-c Reserv~ seas &c.
M.rUIt ff.f d.
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ZINE DIAGONAL BIsACk CLOI rs Slightly
damaged suitable f0r ladies' -ic4l-- ana .loA-s prce
= ID 40 = .cl yiIl "ntf. = D.. aii p- yai.L
VA. q AIA-N -. % -Afh4riur-s-
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furHAArf.
nE>k~ and OFFICE FURNITURE.
LIBRARY TARr .-. G1nErA~E- 4c-
la.4fl. i44r. Df
4. 10. -ELLkN.
f.-Iu4-~.
AGENT for TiIF LIBERATED ~WOpION" D4-oA-
fISE DEsAs FOh HOME 81
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-HFu-I- NFFF
CITY AID l.' NrI 0r NfF. YORK.
JAt
certify that fhr foregoing frl~ a.Hrn. erct.0n
notice received Dy me tl- iaf rnm boz -rtrf NJ
nrAN Atr REILLY.
-Atrr ~ tat llfs tHl .llrF Sew YORK
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NEW-YORK CIRCUS
y 7-- and 0 Broadway. ne'l~ 3fh-sG
T. 3. LINT. Director E1l. fHn- IFr.v N.g4f 40 :.
Mlf.ne.- N-Hnesf0v 4nf -trl~Har AZ
The rIr Irl.r 1871. embraced vide nRe u
itr4f - 4,f- lui
Acroha- aitA HauG-0us stud VI Circus Or,, AID Lilly
4 Do
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COOK. -First-cla~S cook; understands all
I s.ul- o. cooking best cry references $50 ON ave-
flnr
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AN IMPRESSIVE SCENE.
Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey's Will Read in
the Second District Court.

Mrs. Sarah A. Dorseys Will Read in
the Second District Court.
Mrs. Dorsey's will was probated In the Sec
ond District Court yesterday. and Is as follows;
BEAuvo1R. HARRISON COUNTY. MISS.
January 4, 1878.
Sarah Anne Dorsey. Of Tensas PARISH
Louisiana being aware OF the uncertainty ..,i "a
life. and being now In sound health q mlna
and BODY Hc ao ma We Sign and seal with
own hand In the presence OF three compaae sns
witnesses, as possess property IN me oaa,eI
| ~ Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas. =
" Owe 40 obigation Of any sort whatever to any
relative Of my own: have done al cGm a o Ia
them during my life. !, therefore, give a and
p ,nirad Wherever located and situated. wholly
and entirely without hindrance or dualillca-
ton to my most honprea a ann ~ 1be onfeder
ate states. for his own sole use and benefit. IN
fee Simple, forever; and hereby constitute
him sole h hars sboud not sar9ae me-
Il liz yen ael that have beaueathed him to his
| youngest daughter Varina. do not lnyend t1
share IN the ee 81 he hehest and
ug In testimony whereof sign this will. writer
VIII Wah az fv g. heWes and nd John Craig
scr'bfng Witnesses resident in Harrison eoun
w. "'''' (stgned) SARAH ANNE DORSEY.
The scene In the courtroom was vefy Inn
pressive. The opening of the will was wit
messed By the venerable Jefferson Davis. &C
companied by large party Of ladies and gen
temen. When 1t became known throughou
the court house that Jefferson Davis wa va
present the ell rks Of court. the lawyers, ana o.
Who happened to be- in the building, hastenet
to gaze upon and pay tribute OF respect 70 tn
honored representative of the Lost Cause. a z.
that in few minutes the room was densef
crowded. When the formalities of the law hat
been gone through and the illustrious legaIe
Of Mrs. Dorsey walked away. every nat wa
lifted and every head was bowed In token o
silent respect.
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Charles Gecks VS.. YRS. Louise Julien.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAlEs..
II ish OF Orleans, No. 924s-By virtue Of WV WV
of seizure and SALE to the Civil Sheriff Of I VIZ
parish OF Orleans, directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parssIn
Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, w. W.
proceed to sell at public auction. at the M vii
chants, md Auctioneers Exchange, hoya a
street between Canal and Customhouse stTssgsipss
In the Second District of this city. on SAIDnss s
DAY, July rs, 1872 at 10 o'clock M. the toHoHs
Ing deserlbed ger T. TI1 togebss
with the buildings and improvements thereon
rights ways and privileges fhereunto pe,o 9stx
Ing or Ia anyWise appertainiDg. Situated Iylfa ~
and being In the bird District Of this cf5y n
the square bounded by Frenchmen. doodeaia.,
drep, Union and Love streets, and measnlI 80
thiTty-iWo feet front on said Frenchmen 81 ~
BY sixtythree feet eleven inches and three liz
IN depth. between equal and par Hell lines. N
Ing the came property acquired BY the aslen1e
ant herein by Inheritance from Charles Teslo9E
deceased, according to the mortuary prosanssss.,
tngs, No IS 713 II the docket Of the Second IN
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans. ana ~
act of delivery oflegacy executed before Amea ~
Ducae, q notary public. data the twenty ~
enth Of January, 1868, and registered 10 " "
Conveyance Office Ct this city, book one Auas
dred and nine, folio ssveLty- five.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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T,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ID of Orleans. No. 1864 virtue OF q We'll Of
seizure and SALE to me directed Dy the 19nof:
able the Fifth District Court for the paTis1 a
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, Will pr0.I
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merehanis'
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. 10 ll9
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY.
July 49, 1879 at IL o'clock m, the following Do
scribed property, to wit a
TWO LOTSOF GROUND, sltuateos
lying and being in the Foa nth District OF tnis
city. and designated by the numbers twenty anq
twenty one In square number two hundred anu
f1fty-one bounded by 81. Patrick. Harmony Y.
f. n Tonrne. architect, on the fifteenth Day q
February. 1860 and deposited In the ONCE q 4.
T.. Bienvenu, notary public. as plan NO. g.
said lots having the following dimensions @
wit: Lot nun bsr twenty. tWenty-seyen Iea
three inches and two lines front on Sevenlh
street by one hundred feet deep; and LOT mum
Der tW aty- one. forming the corner OF beventn
and st. i'airick streets, tWenty-seven feet lnIeS
inches IL d three lines front on Seventh street
by one hundred feet deep and front On
st. Patricf street, all American measure. We.
gether with the buildings and improvement
thereon, and all the rights, ways and adVans
tages thereunto belonging Or In any wise sb NJ,
pertaining. Being the same property WILL NV,
George Thomas Smith by act passed before y,
J. Castelt. notary in this city. on the twenty
fourth day Of November, 1869.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALChE GAUTHREAUAs
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans,
ie18 25 ly2 1919 -
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Mary Jane Bremen VS.. william Clark

SEcoND DISTRICT oURT FOR THE PAR
= ish of Orleans. No. 4o,s45-By virtue OF 9
writ of feri faciaa, to me directed by the
honorable the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause, j
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and CustomhOuse streets.
10 the Second District of this city. on SATUR-
DAY. July 49, 1879. at IL o'clock M. the follow
des GERTA1N GoY OF GROUND. situated
lying and being In the Third District Of this
city. In the square bounded by Lafayette Avenue.
Spain, Decatur and Peters streets, and destg-
mated by the number two OF certain plan
drawn by Louis b. Pile. surveyor. dated July 7.
1871. and measuring thirty three feet front on
Lafayette Avenue by a depth of ninety-two.feet
two inches on the line separating 1t from lot
number one and one hundred and two feet ten
inches and five lines in depth on the other side
line. and thirty-one feet three inches and one
line In width: together with all the buildings
q ALSO A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND
containing twenty lots. and bounded by Emilia
Ne Plus Ultra Pleasure and Matilda streets. In
the Third District. The lots are numbered
from one to twenty inclusive. as per plan drawn
by V. Prilleux, dated November 8, 1876, and de-
posted In the Office Of Jules Messy. then a no.
tary public In this city,.
Seized in the above suit. 49,.
Terms-Cash on the spot. 5
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
je18 10 IS Jy2 9 16 10
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courts of appeal throughout the State, and the
manner Of proc ding end determining causes
shall apply TO this court. In so far as such pro-
visions are not In conflict with this article:
The said Court OF Appeals shall have luris;,
frem he pansh q aaos before the Supreme
Court OF the State where the amount In dispute
or to be distributed is less than one fhousana
dollars exclusive Of interest. and the supreme
Court shall at once transfer said causes TO sald
Court OF Appeals.
Article 81 was adopted, as follows:
Art 81. For the parish of Orleans there snail
be two district courts and no MORE One q " :. =
courts shall be known az the CYL Dlssric 90 ~
for the parish Of Orleans, and the otner az ~ ~
Criminal District Court for the parish q ~ Vt
leans The former shalt consist OF not less 1haa
FIVE Judges having the t6e ate Said
and with the advice and consent OF the senate
for the term q ee aanzytnton aba
lows Three judges Of the Civi c2use ao - H.
years and two Tor eight years one lunge o. III
Criminal Court Tor tour years ana on IN fai,
commissions. - 5000 -,
SAID Judges shall reeeve eaena seoeo
annum Said court shal ma nave evil gfH n
in all causes where the amount IN utsp1c1 "a
be distributed exceeds 500. interest," e1cluug1,,
All sd ~ ga1a sa s JUDGES IL
cordance with rules OF court TO DO aaoplssu ~ ~
| that purpose. In case OF recusAt1on OF an!
iudee III any cause, such cause shall be reas
signed some other Judge In case Of gaianc
with, rifles 81 court, Previous to REINSTATEMENT
or In case Of absence from the parish. sickness
or other disability Of the Judge to whom ,!aoa an :
cause may have been assigned. any 1uoge Q
said court may issue or grant conservator!
wrifs or orders. In other respects each lu s,e
shall have exclusive control over every ca aV
assigned to him from its inception to It's ma
reformation In said court
Delegate Favrot moved to reconsider ", 60
vote by which article 36 was adopted. I'D
motion was voted down, and then some III
clustering ensued, which was brought. &c to :,
close BY The adoption, o. mo ao1oc 70
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THE FRUIT GROWERS.

To the Editor of the Democrat:
WIN Won kindly make the following correc-
tions ia the lists of awards of the Fruit Grow
ers Association: liz.
Mrs W, P. Turner, Hemstitched pillow-sl1ps
and sheet-tops-grand diploma,
Theo. Harnng. Lafourche parish. best dried
flgs-grand diploma =,
Miss Georgia Moore, free-stone peaehes-dl-
". T.. Cushing 11e Gravier street. Bay State
parer and slicer: best display OF machinery Q,
all kinds for steam, hand and horse poWer oes.
hum and cane; best saw Ills for steam aud
norse power, steam engine. moving and L reap aIs
Ing machines; best plantation ana chu lia
be IL. plows. efc,-the above credited, by mis-,
take, to Messrs. Rice. Born uo.-each grand
diploma: ,u.o. boat -,
coDhene-an article Of home manufacture for
the hair-diploma.
w. s. NJ. VIRGINS, Secretary.
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cUsToM-HoUsE NOTES.

Important to Liquor Importers-The
Rainfall and the Rivers. ~~7
The logs seized by the United States marshal
some time ago in St. Tammany parish are TO
be bonded and released.
The following section of the internal revenue
law, adopted at the last session Of Congress
March 31l. will be found Of interest and I'M
portance
TO IMPORTERS OF LIQUORS:
SEC ii. That all distilled spirits. wines and
malt liquors. imported In pipes, noRsneadis'
ages. shall be first placed in public store or
bonded warehouse. and shall not be removed
therefrom until the same shall nave oean IN m
spacted. marked and branded by united
States customs Rauger, and stamp aff1xed TO
each package. indie .ting the date AMI particu-
lars Of such inspection. ot Any
package withdrawn from public store or bo 91.a
ed warehouse after the uirtleth day OF June, 1879
purporting to contain imported liquor found
CURED. shall Be, with its contents. forfeited TO
tue United States; and whenever any cask or
package q imported disti a splri1ss Oh NOT
sale or delivery on The premises OF any Wnole
sale liquor dealer. the same shall pc stamped ,e
with special stamp Tor imported Is sp ri Us
missioner Of Internal Revenue has prescribed
nestle distilled spirits
The signal service reports
THE AVERAGE RAINFALL,
i'll the districts named. for the week ending July
u. to be as follows: Canadian maritime pro-
vinces LAO. St: Lawrence valley o.25. Lower axe
land 12o Middle Atlantic States OIL. South At
lantic states ol2 Eastern Gulf States o;55, West
g. Upper Mississippi valley 13, Lower Mis-
| souri, valley 0.42. Red River of the North val.
ley =. Eastern slope. from Dakota to interior OF
| Texas. OIo. Rocky mountains 025 Western
plateau ~, California GOT. coast of Oregon and
| Washington Territory, 50.
During the same week the BED river has
risen 10 inches at Shrevepo and the Arb ansas
| 10 1t Little Rock, The Missouri has fallen i
| inches at Yankton. 80 at Omaha and n at Laay,
al worth The Mississippi has risen Il q st
ennort and u at Keokuk: and fallen SO ct St
| Touis. 81 lit Cairo. il at Memphis, 81 at VICES
burg ana ) IL New Orleans. The Qhla has
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IuD1c1A1 ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SHERIFF. SALES.
me city Of sew orlean. V: y M' Miss Il & g.
Ho OWES s sa Va. Mrs. A. G. Hooks.

n
me city Of New orleans V. !, m' Mas = < 9.
HoWes same vs. same; eam lf ". nlios = -
Howes same vs. Mrs. a. " HOOKS. rrr ~
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COUKT F0H fns I 1T
narish II Orleans No. s. TIC; Inlaa ~ ni7L, Ii
rnprt for the parish Of Orleans, NO. ~ s 1iaana
Elf nistriet Court for the partah OF O "a
Nas 40 and 3l6-By virtue OF TOUR WIis ITEM u 3
aari faeias 10 me directed BY the nonoIhDtte s
mo snnsrior. Third and Fifth Dlgfrlct Oou1Lsd
fnr the narish 81 Orleans In the above ~
cyuses for city taxes Of 1875 1876 lsI anu he
will nroeeed TO sell at public AUCTION. 81 LIZ
Merchants and AuctioneeTs' EXCHANGE, t hoyai
street between Canal and s1TeaeVS
in the Second District Ct this city On MUNphi
August, II. 1879, at II o'clock M, the lolioWins
dpseribed property. to wit, .noY7,4r, III
ue = 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROONin. 81. =
mated in the Third District OF this cltg w. ~
SQUARE number one hundred and si1ty,.ahap . I
bounded by Dauphine. Mandeville, Spain b ILL
Roynl sire is. and designated as lots zoe
ninefeen and twenty measuring elghe,y w ~ ot
feet front on Dauphine street by sl1ty-loui ioo'
Ia d-pth. narrow or npn1Nn sit.
mated in the Third District Of this CITY. ~
sm1tre np nber two hundred and seventy elgn u
bounded by Port. Lafayette Burgu,n 1t 80 an VI,
Ramnart streets, and designated. AS lot nun nun
her thirteen, measuring twenty-nlne IeeI lton y
On Port st1 eet by one hunred ana tnlry ioo' y
depth.
| Terms-Cash on the SPOT r-rr1nr.17y
J. R. ALCEE GAQIHkEtA,oA,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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rae civ of New orleans vs.. David Had-
- dan.

1,rFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans, No. a5s-By virtue ~ ~ - !
writ Of fleri faeias. TO me alTected ~ t .lle
honorable the Fifth District Court JOE up
narish Of Orleans in the above entitled CAUSE GAY
Far city taxes of 1878. I will proceed 70 se.l g.
nnblc auction. at the Merchants ana A "
tioneers Exchange. Royal street. between aa IN
nal and Custombouse streets; In the SECOND !,
district Of this city. on MONDAY, August ! /
1878. at IL o'clock M. the following described
propSefGSyEi k sg AIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Fourth, District OF this city, a 10
square number three hundred and forIy-sssv 81
bounded by Jackson Josephine, Howard as y
= reret streets and designated as follows: ho n
numbers four to seven. meas ur1ng one nunuIsu
and twenty feet front on jackson street py one
hundred and twenty nine feet In depth On 9ne
line and one hundred feet in depth on the ot s
line: lot number ten, measuring Unity Iee,
front on Freret street by one hundred ano
tWen1y cERTA IN PoRfIov OF GROUND sit
mated in the Sixth District Of this city IN square
number two hundred and twenty-seyen, =, po dtnn
ed by Marene o, Magazine, Camp ana Oonstan
tfnope streets and d. signated as lot u. ana lo..
numbers one, two and three. measuring eacf
thirty feet front on Marengo street BY one nun
bred and fifty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. ,
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
IN anE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-16
THE WACHUSETT.
The Enlistment Begins To-day

The Enlistment Begins To-day.
The work which brought the United States
man of war Wachusett to these waters-the en-
ltstment Of boys between the ages OF fifteen and
eighteen years Of age for the naval serviee-be-
gins this morning at 10 o'clock. at or about
which hour the officers Of the vessel. which lies
at the head of Gravier street, will be prepared
to receive applicants on board.
The conditions under which the application att g
been published and repetition is unneces
sary, particularly as all desired information or
this point will be given by the off1cers Ho ~
annlcants and to the officers. 1t Is again STATED
that ali boys who desire to enlist must be ac
companied, On their visit to the vessel III n,
term OF Service for which the enrolment mus
be- made Is three years.