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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-10
BY Barnett g. Gourdain.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE,

VALUABLE TWo-sTORY RESIDENCE.
NO. 24a CANAL STREET,
Between Franklin and Liberty streets. north
side.
by BARNETT 4 GOURDAIN-J. v. aour.
- dam, Aucioneer-Of1ce No. 81 Royal
1879 at 10 o'clock m, at the Merchants and Auc.
tloneers, Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
and CugtOmh nuSe streets
), A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated ON
CanaI street. between Franklin and Liberty
streets, designated as lot No. A. In square No. I28
measur1ng 26 feet Inches and S lines front on
canal street By depth of ia feet, between par-
allel lines. -" wv D0A-
The improvements consist OF q two.storv
frame house, covered with states. having front
an 4 back parlOr. with marble mantel- pieces ON
the lower floor. hall and dining-room, and on
me upper floor two large bedrooms and cabi-
A tWo-story brick house attached 10 the MAIN
building. containing two well furnished front
rooms and kitchen, two large cisterng. q large
shed In the rear, etc. " ~. 81
J, forms and Gonditions-One-th cash and
me Dalanee at one and two years credit in
noLes bearing eight per cent interest per an
nun from date Of sale until final payment. and
s on t ny sDeeial mortgage and vendors len
insured and the policy transferred to the ven.
dor, and five per cent attorneys fees In casa 81
non 9I payment of said notes at maturity. 49, =
,Ine purchaser will assume the naymnnt 1T
lae taxes due and exigibe In 1879 over the price
Parties wishing to visit the house will nleasa
cal ct the auctioneer's office. No. o. RoVaI
sLeet where they will get the keys.
Act OF sale before Amedee DueateI. notary
puplIc. al Inc expense of the purchaser les 1t
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CUsToM-HoUsE NOTES.

Sergeant Van Heusen; Signal Service Officer.
has proved himself capable officer. and
courteous gentleman. and during his stay In
this city has made many friends. He will be
succeeded at the station In this city by Sergeant
A. J. Dumont. chairman Of the Republican
the building. and Appraiser J.. j. Soner have
been summoned to Washington to testify 10 the
definite period.
The Treasury Department at Washington has
issued The following circular in reference to
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, y
Office of the Treasury,
Washington. june ~ 1879.
O. 1879 the ten dollar refunding certificates Will
be received at this department for conversion
into four per cent bonds. and department circu-
Refunding certificates forwarded for CONVEX
sion, and four per cent bonds issued therefor.
must be- transmitted without risk or expense
Packages should be marked "Refunding GER
tifcates, and addressed to the Treasurer Of The
the denomination Of bonds desired. also whether
coupon or registered; and, for tee latter. the
full name and Dostoff1ce address Of the person
In whose name the bonds are to be inscribed
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary,
The Surgeon General OF the United States Ma
rlne Ospital service mas calico tne attention OF
the officer ct this port to the following section
Sec. 9. So much Of the act entitled An act to
prevent the Introduction Of contagious or infec-
tious diseases into the United States" approved
April 20. 1878, as requires consular officers or
other Representatives of the United States at
foreign ports to report the sanitary condition
OF and the departure OF vessels from such ports
to the Supervising Surgeon General Of the Ma
rine Hospital Service: and so much Of said act
as requires the Surgeon General Of the Marine
Hospital Service TO frame rules and rexulations
and 10, execute said act. and to give lAtiee to
Federal and state officers Of the approach Of
Injected vessels. and furnish said officers with
weekly abstracts of consular sanitary reports.
and all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions. Of this act. be- and the same
are hereby repealed.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.

The mortality for the week ending Sunday,
June7, 1879, as recorded at the Office OF the
Board OF Health shows SO deaths: 10 white and
40 coored So natives Of Louisiana, Germany 5,
Ireland .. France l.. 4 died ct the Charity Hos
pital and at Hotel Dieu. Deaths certified to
BY coroners II. Ages: between and years,
81 and IT, A. Is and 80. IL; 30 and 5O ID: SO and
10 10: 70 to 100 and over. g..
The principal causes Of death Were Con
sumption 10, meningitis 8. enteritis 6, tables
mesenteriea 4. cholera fnfantum A. pneumonia
g. darrhea 8. elrrhosis o heart diseases 8. teeth
ing 3. sungtroke dysantery 2. congestion OF the
brain O. other causes 10,
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En- THE MATTER OF JOSEPH LARROUQUE
ys. the New Orleans Savings Institution.
United States Circuit Court for the District OF
Louistana-No BOT.

Hn a1RARpET AnenpseEsoe nn No ],
1879. at u o'clock M. at the St Charles Auction
Exchange, In the rotunda Of the. St. Charles
Hotel, In this city, will be sold at public auction
sa1,ae 2. % ae AZ
District Of Louisiana. dated the fourteenth OF
May. 1879. and rendered In the above entitled
matter. the following described property, to
i. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situatsd
I'm the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Canal, Common, Carondeiet and
Baronne streets. The lOI Is designated by the
No. is of square No. 226. and measures 26 feet /
In depth on line perpendicular to Canal street
and nearest BarOnne street, at which distance
the property closes at right angle feet s inches
on comraon alley and has second depth on
that same size OF feet inches on also q. per-
pendiculaE line TO Canal street. and o. feet 8
inches IN depth On the other side line Derpen-
dtcuiar 10 Canal street, and II feet inches and
~ lines On the rear line parallel to Canal street.
me property has the use OF an alleyWay lead
ties Nos. Il and IS. Said alley Is feet 8 inches
'front.' On Baronne street and extends In depth,
between parallel lines. 40 feet inches and 4
lines on the side nearest to Common street,
and a. feet inches On the other 81 Re. The alley
depth Of SO feet inches. and from the top OF
the sidewalk TO the ceiling joist tho height Is Il
sset inches.
thereunto belonging. The Improvements are
known by the No. 1856 Canal street, and comprise
the most imposing, substantially constructed
and elaborafely finished modern and complete
floors - marble. and lbs interior richly frescoed
throughout. This splendid property combines
every requisite In location ard eonYenieneesf for
the leading interests OF commerce. such as
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY JUNE 10 1870

IL may suit the convenience OF passengers, par
ticularly Of excursionists, to take their meals
ara already such that this improvement will be
only an accessory rather than an absolute me-
ceesity. ,u.
the Heroine "rols" unplenBHntly, the Idea
which might be conveyed being that It is con-
duciye Of sea sickness. 1t may not be fn0ppo1rr-
any old sailor will tell you that the pitching
OF vessel is the main cause Of sea Sickness.
and the Heroine Is too long q boat to pitenn or
our lake, except In weather when any DOat
would do the same or worse.
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CITY ECHOES.

Geo. Walt was locked up In the Central Station
charged with assaultinR james Clark with g.
Ratchet.
Charles Williams was lodged in the Fourth
Station. charged with being dangerous and
suspicious character.
woman BY the name of Sarah Annette, fell
from the gallery of her residence, No. SO Basin
street. and dislocated her right arm.
Annie Robinson Is In the Second Station
house. charged with being suspicious char
acter.
Geo. Miller was fined $40 or thirty days hay-
ing been arrested by Commissioner Carrigan
for exposing for sale nutrid meat.
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A SPLENDID MANSION s
IN ONE OF THE PRETTIKsT NEI6a1qs
HOODS OF TEE SECOND DIsTMQtt
Northwest Corner Of Rampars and w
streets.
SUCCESSION oFDR. AUGUsTE DuRIQuA.
Second District Court for the Parish of 90
No. II ,1s5.

pY o. q. GIRARDEY, AugdoneeEess
- No. 81 Camp eet-SATUkDAI ~ -
1879, at IL O'Clock M. at the 81. UAaLiee ~ n
Exchange, will be sold at public aueIiQlst ~
rotunda of the ct. Charles Hotel tn W. H.
pursuant to a Judgment rendered W ~ ~
4. I; Tissot. Judge of the second Dis a,sssss
for the parish OF Orleans. on the ~ saz. m r.
May. and signed on the twenty. nrsts HI n IT,
1873, in the above entitled matGef. ing W1.s rs
described property. tn Wit rpnr.rl1a
A CERTAIN PORTION OF uhggAsasi7
uated in the second District OF THIS asy.sMS
the square bounded BIZ Rampart. UrsuAsssssl
Claude and Bayou Road streets. msssss s11
feet front on Ram pa t street Or IH IesTT zsIS
between parallel lines and front on Y 60
street, ali French measuremenE
The property forms the Northwest VI
Rampant and Ursnlines streets. anes
proved with splendid three story D gsss
sion OF modern ARRANGEMENT. aH0I n.SSs3i
rior comfort and eonven1enees. ana 49,
adapted for arfs tocFatie and proIee8ie ~
dence. The main and ourbuild1ngs MS
entirely completed; an outlayof 49, 49,
cure the completion, according %
specifications Of J. a. d. Hsmecourf, As9
vising architect, 20 be seen az me aa asxS r.
office. which Will render the propoLss
the richest and most comDiete
the city. Sale positive. - Nv f.
Terms and Conditions--Casn, an II Z e re-
chaser to assume, In addition @ ~ n
adjudication the taxes due anG exleluss,
Act Of sale, at the expense OF tne 49, ss4
before JOS Cuvelier. ESQ.,. notary DUDE
my25 81 leT "A d %
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
what the Democrat Reporters Saw
and Heard Yesterday.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
The Projected Introduction Of an English
Machine" in New Orleans.

rha racant experiments with the Ahrens
.,tan,, Arc aneine, built for Jackson Fire Com
.sanv Ma. IA. has been followed By m order for a
a,ruilar engine for Eagle Fire Company No. 4
y,ha tasts made from time to time with steam
ara extineulshers indicate that worthy emu-
1ation exists among our American builders
and Improvement In price, weight and effect
fveness Of the machines is the result.
From one Of our ablest and most experienced
fremen we learn. however, that whilst all the
qualities Of the American engines are con-
coded there Is nevertheless desire on the part
81 some of the members Of the FIRE brigade to
tnnuire practically Into the merits of the Eng
lssh steamers. particularly those Of the make OF
Merryweather q Sons. Of Lambeth. London. II
III even limited that one Of our fire companies
proposes. after careful study Of the matter. to
Introduce one of the English steamers to New
Orleans at no remote day. Whilst We cannot
speak OF our own knowledge OF the uuallties q
with data BY our .informa1t. which, to FAY The
least. are surprising. and would indioa,e q
degree Of superiority for the iorelgn areleaag
Without referring TO The, numerous testi:.
th epa Steamers anne s at al the worlds fairs sino
5fiIe London exhibition In 1851, we Will proceed
mention what y claimed Ter inc I3Gsegn En-
results, but for hard work; avoiding fly wheels
rn5s aRd sp sof WITH ene essd
tIpar s1eehi massive, solid stream with
I ehurnn min the sa Tssr u heE Da%es
,o oaer points ore Chat the steam cylinders
and pumps Of these engines are not attached TO
W ss R t. alter Or impair the latter; tbat g
tho Merryweather patent the water IL .ns1ae me
tubes. which, hang down In the FIRE. ara. being
fars other points claimed for these engines
but which t are essential 70 veb ca
s Wsisst and effsetIyspsss The MerFyyeat6sr
tern. costing s25oo. TIE weight q which ig 5000
pounds. with pumping capacity Of 1000 gallons
per minute " and capable of throwing ,es 70
through q dozen intermediate grades; down TO
the smallest SIZE costing 1850. Weighing only |
1000 p9un ana ct 80
I'LL to the height of $50 fest.
To those who are acquainted with the weight. I
fbis vii " appear g extraordnary and possibly
doubted. For example. take the Ahrsng engine |
tested q few days ago. and you Will IND that II |
Horizontally a7s fset through 3 one and quar-.
ter-inch nozzle. and that such an engine costs
a osr W. eass q
makes used In the. United states. Now It is |
claimed that one Of the English engines. equal
Grade above that Of. No. isj. weighs
Or $4,000. The pumping capacity Of such ca
through TX inch nnozse and that Il vii pump
diseharge 81 stream from fr 30 g 10 feet hish.
Such engines are In use In the London fire
brigade. r all these facts are true and i e o.
Mace On the subject that they will be Qt1{ran-
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Fifth District Court.

DEC1SIONB BY JUDGE HOGEHB,
Mrs. Anne Oser. administrative and natural
tutrix We. James Ksnt.-JudRmentf for plaintiff
Mrs. A. M. Pitcher vs. New York Life Insnr-
iaame.-Judgment In. favor Of Mrs. Anne h.
Pitcher for 1897 05. Judgment In favor OF the
New York Life Insurance Company and
against the Louisiana National Bank, dismiss.
ing suit said bank to pay costs.
Charles Kiehl. surviving partner Of the firm
OF Jules Dssea. vs.. Daniel Wilson, public ad-
ministrator.- for plaintiff.
Mayer 1. Navra vs.. y. Other OF al-Exeeption
dismissed.
Thomas O'Neil vs. Waggaman ct al.--Judg-
ment as prayed for.
State Of Louisiana OK rel Mechanics and
Traders Bank.--Rule made absolute.
State Of Louisiana OK rel. Wo9an vs. Mechan-
leg and Traders, Bank .-Rule made absolute
Mrs. Ann Mcconnell We. John Parley.-Kule
made absolute.
Charles =. Alter. vs.. Allen Jumel. State Audi
tor.-Rule made absolute.
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Incendiary Fires.

at O'clock Monday morning q fire which
vas va evidently th The work Of an broke
f IN. me one1sIoTy frame building located at
CarTollton. The building. which was nnoeeu.
pied, was owned By Mrs. femme It Was stam-
aged 70 the amount OF $500; fully covered by in
AZ O'clock an incendiary set fire to ]. n.
R nsasg;tss residence corner Of Mccarthy and
~ rfe G streets put the fre was discovered By
before any damage resulted q 81 800 saa 80
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: MIXED.

transposition Of names In the paragraph
In reference to the shooting ARRAY OF Sunday
evening, at the Ninth Street Market. rather
mixed the account and confused the statement
of the affair. The man VIM. Butts, who was
shot, was the one who was drunk, and who, II is
stated used his pistol during the day, and not,
a. our account bad It, the, boy Frank deftzner,
who T. charged VI IT, th y, SHOOTING. .,.
arrested By the officer on the beat and the
young man, on hearing that he was charged
with Wounding Butts. surrendered.
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THE REGATTA POSTPONED.

There was large gathering Of people at the
New Lake End yesterday afternoon to witness
the regatta for the championship Of the South
ern Yacht Club. Hour after hour passed. and
nota puff rnfflsd the surface OF the lake. and
after long wait The Judges decided to postpone
the contest until Wednesday.
Pools will be sold at Walkers Club Room
ON Tuesday evening, aud at Baltz's Pavilion,
at the Lake End, on Wednesday,.
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A Most Unfortunate Acc;aant

Ats O'Clock yesterday morning sad accident
dence, No. al Robin street 1t appears tbe III.
tie fellow was suffering with the toothache
and while attempting to put a little car.
pain he swallowed quantity Of The nnieo r1o
which severely burned his mouth and throat.
Pc Arson was Immediately summoned and an
child was in very preearious condition.
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A WOFUL LAPsUs.

In our local report, where It was stated that
Z. F. Sivorie was arrested charged with the
larceny OF silvsrware. it should have read Il. r.
Siyorie had q man arrested for the larceny OF
all the difference In the world, and we can
scarcely bs too apologize to Mr.. Sivorie for the
Woeful "lapsus" In the aforesaid report.
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WARM SPRINGS.
Western North Carolina
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT,

HOT AND COLD WATER UNSURPASSED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. uneuualed scenery and
magnlacens hotel accommodations for 800
HOT BATHS In conjunction with climatic
lInnuenees, almost specific on Rheumatism.
Neuralgie. Nervous and Constitutional Dis
sases, Dtssases Of the skin, Kidneys and Eaad-
der. and Maiarial Disorders.
Send for descriptive circular
DR. WIN. y. HoWERToN.
le1 I'm Proprietor.
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RULE DISCHARGED.

The rule for contempt taken by one Larrieu
against Chief Boylan and Administrator Behan.
came up for trial yesterday, before Judge
RiRhtor. Relator. states that the order issued to
close private markets, Is disobedience to the
Injunction pending before the court The
Judge decided that there was no contempt and
that the Injunction was still pending.
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THE COURTS.
Fourth District, Court.

Antonio Aeosti w. Louisiana Lottery Com.
pany. The Jury In this case rendered verdict
Michael Hoeffner ". Angsio @ Domero. hi 3
wife. Judgment against plaintiff. as In case OF
non. suit, and unconventional demand dis
missed.
McE 'oskpy Bigley Il Go. Va. Wingfeld &
Bridges, -Ht1le made absolute and judgment la
favor Of plaintiffs for sg76 so. with interest at
per cent per annum.
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HAVANA MAILS.

We are informed by Superintendent ]. f.
Mcguire that the mails for Havana, per steam
ship Margaret. will close at the Postoface at Z
o'clock this evening. a.@@=.- s~..@3~-. m.
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A Blaze.

BY defective flue, broke out In the one-story
frame building on Valence street. between
Tchoupitoulas and jersey streets. The build
by J. Gauthreaux Was damaged to the amount
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ADJOURNED.

adjourned yesterday for the summer. Judge
Billings left the city last evening for New York.
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Severely Injured.

At 5 o'clock last evening the son OF Mr. NJ M.
ket, and was seriously injured about the head.
He was taken to his home and attended by
physician who pronounced his injuries dan
gerOuS.
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WHEN SHALL We ALL MEET AGAIN, at
Graugnard b Schneiders. 4s Magazine. to get a
good cigar? Try their tobacco and snuff.
Everybody says they have SNUFF that cannot be
eaualed. Suppose We all 60 and take good
|sneeze?
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THE Pedestrian TOURNAMENT.

| The six days pedestrian tournament at Odd
Fellows Hall closed yesterday at 1880 o'clock.
At the close Turner had 1876 miles to his credit
and Love 435.
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CORONER RANCE,

Coroner Rance ID seriously Ill at bis residence
on Espanade street. caused by an attack Of
/ aDOplexy,
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Superior Criminal Court.
RELEASED ON noEDs

RELEASED ON BONDS,
-Gufllanme Muneras. manslaughter; indicted
March II, by the grand jury of the Second Judi
eial Diseriet Court Of the parish OF ST. Bernard
for the. killing OF Perdio .Carbo on the Story
Der Of times. and as the principal witness for
the State could not be found 1t was continued.
AS the accused has been tn jail fifteen months
awaiting trial. Judge Whitaker released him
on $1,000 bond. he becoming his own security.
AERAIGNED.
Ben Berkery. forgery: pleaded not guilty.
ABSENT JURYMAN.
III. Wheelan. for falling to obey the order OF
the court relative to prompt attendance was
fined u so.
JURY OUT.
Louis Schwartz and Didier Waltz, shooting
and Wounding with intent to murder.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE STORE AND
Residence Property In the First. Second and
Fourth Di.tricts. com prising the splendid
rondelet and Baronne streets; the elegant
tHTyo,s,tory Brick 4. Residence No. 2ss St.
Residence No. 223 Second, between Caron-
de gas and m., Baronns streets; the two.story
vt. Charles and Prytania streets !; the two
story Double Tenement Frame Dwelling
Nos. 800 and 1913 Ram part. between EuterDe
ment Dwelling No. 1854 Ursulines, between
Rampant and st. Claude streets; the Double
Tenement Dwelling Nos 173 and us Marais.
between Dumaine and st. Ann streets: the
elegant three-story Brick Dwelling. with
Store, forming the northeast corner Of Royal
and Dumaine streets; five Building Lots
and Frame Buildings. forming the Northeast
corner OF Claiborne and Dumaine streets;
stitution,
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Rescued from Drowning.

Att O'Clock last evening. while little white
boy named Joe Leahy was playing ON a raft of
logs at the head OF Thalta street he fell over
boarl. but was rescued from drowning by Mr..
Dan Kelly.
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NOS. D771, BTU and 377b.
ApportiOnment for all state printing, act No.
3, executive session of 1873,
--tSignadl ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
No. $3.50. Apportionment to pay the expenses
Of the joint committee ON Investigation OF the
State Treasurer. act No 8, extra session OF 1875
Also
No. 2s77Series Of 1875 March 49, 1878 for $7ss 10.
Appointment to pay repairs Of the Supreme
Court. act No 3. extra session of 1878.
1879. Tor S25s7 so In coupons, one-haL paid,
$685.
Terms-Cash On delivery. mys1 je1 4 1otd
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Apportionment for all Stat e-.-.......... .$765 81
~. Pledged by Geo. W. Dupre Il Co. to secure
note Of 1850, the following described securities
State oil Louisiana warrants:

Apportionment for all State printing. act No.
8, executive session of 1875.
(Signed) ALLEN JUMEL. Auditor.
v. Pledged BY q. W. Dupre g. Co. to secure
note Of $500. the following described securities,
Louisiana State warrants:
Nos. Series of 1873, april 8, 1873.
3771. $3.50 90
5772 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
3773.. ITO Al
$685. 10 90
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery q Co.

BY Montgomery d Co.
OAK MARBLE-TOP BEDROOM SET. MA
hogany Marble Top Bedroom Suit. Walnut
Bedroom Furniture. Armoirs. Mattresses.
sideboards, Dining Table. etc. Ivory Han
die Table Knives. Plated Forks, Spoons,
etc. Old and valuable Oil Paintings. and a
variety Of Housekeeping Goods, at auction.
THIS DAY AT ii A. NJ. AT 81 CAMP
= street. MONTGOMERY d co.
Je1O 1t Anetioneers.
MONTGOMERY d co.. AUCTIONEERs.
HORSES. MULES, BUGGIES. HARNESS. Etc.,
Every Wednesday and Saturday,
AT III O'CLOCK A. M.
MONTGOMERY'S TATTERsALLg,
des1 sm No. 10 Baronne street.
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JUDICIAL ADvEnr1sEMErrs.
AUCTION SALES,
By 6. e. GfFardey.
IMPORTANT SALE OF STATE WARRANTS,
IN THE MATTER OF THE sOUTHEHNB BANK
In Liquidation.
Fourth District Court Tor the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40 A4O,

pY g. e. GITiARDEY, Auetioneer- Office No
- 81 Camp street-On eATURDAY. June a.
1879, at IL o'clock m, at tho St Charles Auction
Hotel. IN this city. will be sold at public
auction, by virtue and In pursuance Of an order
from the Hon. ". z. Houston. Judge Of the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated May 30, 1879, and rendered In the above
entitled matter. the following described seeuri-
ties:
l. Pledged to the Southern Bank BY the late
John 3. Clay, the following described warrants
Of the State Of Louisiana. issued In his favor
and bearing the following numbers and series