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, 1879-08-03
We Give It Up.

To the Editor at The 1rto7tnt-
CHICAGO, Aug 1-Will you please INFORM
lady reader on the following subject: IN your
article beaded 1.-THE Price Divorce" You say
the Supreme Court granted an unlimited d'Vofee
with right Of a1imony to the vile. no" Is IT,
then, since the divorce was ootainso oS tne
wife, and on the ground of adultery; that the
husband can marry again! I always thought
1,h'n an 1,nlimitcd divorce was obtnincd on
thnse grounds the one that got the divorce was
the only one free to marry. Please explain this
Can gentleman living apart for months from
hc in f;hicapo,-cau he get a divorce in Chicago
from her on the ground Of incompatibtlity OF
temper! Aa1ioos'
, 1879-08-03
Spelling Reform.
~. ~. Edifcr nf The 1'F1HfTlS-

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Your correspondent,
"Consistency," Jackson, Mich, asks Why re.
tain in John or more than one in Mott!
There is no necessity for either but consistency
aud law. These require but one spelling for
one.s ua1nc-that used from infancy. Change
of spelling Of individual name is change OF
name, and would require Legislative permisnun.
Vii CONSISTENCY" read articles on spelling
reform by q. R. B. and myself which lav been
nublIsht in THE TRIBUNE since the 18th ult~,
and. if interested, join the Spelling Reform As:
sociation? This subject is now being considered
st Philadelphia by the scholars of Amerlca
there assembled for the purpose am conten'
to folio their lead. JOHN III. MUTT
, 1879-08-03

bv Lord Charles Bercsford that they are them
selves in favor Of retaining corporal punishment
We understand that steps are being taken to
contradict this assertion, which has been pub
licJy made bv an officer on full pay who has
assumed to speak Oh behalf Of the seamcn
and marines.
, 1879-08-03

But How About tue Othcr SIoo3
TO the Editor Of 7hs T1b1sH-
CHICAGO, AUG. 2-The practice observed IN
our courts OF law of allowing the prosecution
the closing argument seems to me very er
roneous one, and not founded on principles OF
Justice, for lawyers frequently appeal to pas
sions, make misstatements, miseonstrue testl~
mony, and resort to other expcdients which
have no connection with evidence. According
to this court rule defendant is not allowed an
onportuuity to countcract such appeals, correct
n3isconstruction, OF refute statements made in
the arguments OF the prosecution, having, per
haps. all the weight Of real evidence, aud of
which previous to the close OF the trial ne has
had 10 knowledge. -.
, 1879-08-03

To u -
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-1 would like to inquire it
the water used from Lake Michigan this sum
mer is considered more or less affected by Chica-
20 Riyera There seems to be an odor arising
from it, particularly when drawn from recep-
tacIes. I have heard many complain about H.
but have seen no public mention. Yours re-
specttully, .; o. -. e.
Water-Oflicc. Occasionally, when mains are
flushed, the water in that district may be dirty
for short time. The lake water has been How
ing into the river very steadily for some time
ant. and none of it with strong enough current
to 20 anywhere near the Crib
, 1879-08-03
The Real Meaning of s Unity"

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The facility you have ac-
corded F. G. r., enabling him to reply to my
last communication, induces me- to ask fair
play at your hands, and to grant NE likewise
privilege SO generously extended to him. Judg-
ing from indications, L am justified in the as
sumption that a pointed controversy con
earning matters Of public interest fnEovided
, 1879-08-03
Public Hygiene.


hygiene has gained foothold in this country
and vit1, the full assurance that it will become
one Of the large factors in securing to our peo-
n1e immunity from disease. as well as increas-
inp the longevity OF the race, we ought to turn
our attention to another large factor, whose 1u-
fueucc would be equally as potent in reaching
tre above ends il it was as we'll understood as
it ought t8be, and practiced bY all classes in
every community, viz: private hygiene.
With the almost total ignorance OF
this subject among q large majority o !
the masses, and an Indifference on the
mart of the better educated which is hard to be
hcl;evcd. i condition OF affairs which has e1-
is.ad for ccnturies,-itis is matter OF no WONDER
ment that 70, 900 persons die annually in this
country from consumption aone,-and that
rwo-thirds of our whole population are existing
with tendencies to ! disease OF one k1no or an
other II is no longer q question Thether
community can improve its physical status OF
MT hv complying with natural laws which gov
crn it, It has been demonstrated too Clearly 70
admit Of a uoubt, and the problem today is,
how to awaken such interest, and ditluse the
necessary knowledge so as TO accompnsn LUIS tnrs
desired result The question is ono OF large
magnitude, extending to the bounuary-l1ne OF
every State, consequently it ought to be state
question, enlisting the authorities and the
revenue Of the Commonwealth to enllghsen ana
Rnt iaynr aside this broad view Of the sub
ject,-a view in which it viii be considered aas1
sooner OF latcr,-let us look at ,esaI chaapel ae
| through which much eau be accomplished to-
wards instructing the young OF both sexes @ IN
those cardinal points ~heh ere 1eeessaY lor nd
maintain healthy physical organization" me e
subject is t m to and to
ers who have paid no special attention to the
subject any more than s'e and b.
/! fully taught by pon-protesslonal ana nall-
teachers Incl ana
Of the necessity Of 4 correct understanding
the suofS n acn cbosa sad to al Fsaen aas cpe ef rh
channel, through which so much can and ought
to be accomplished IS the nigh schooi, @ Luz
seminary, and the college. IL Is ttuc tnt ensls ts
are few institutions tnat appsoA..iA'e ~ s
standard all ought to reach, but the majority
amentaby fall short OF attaining he ansle% ap,
women are graduating from them not Only VIII. VIII.
| weakened constitutions, but totally ignorant
, 1879-08-03

OuestfonB answered.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. l-Please answer the follow
ing questions In Sundays issue: First-Where
WIS the finest Pullman palacc-car made? and,
Second-Whcre are the Pullman Palace Car
Works! SUBSCRIBER.
II. at the shops at Detroit; 2. At Detroit,
and Elmira.
, 1879-08-03
They Deny that They Like FlosElug.

Lnndnn hetfx,
=. good deal OF Indignation has been e1clteo
. anong the scamen and marines OF the fleet By
the statement made in the House OF Commons
, 1879-08-03
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
.Gr7nuW0od.

.Gr7mW0od.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
MAGNOLIA, Fla, July o9.-Please let me
know through your Sunday issue what paper
Mr.. Grimwood, who accompanied Prof. Donald
;son in his fatal balloon voyage, was connected
with, and oblige r. R. THOMSON.
THE Chicago Evening Jo.crnal-ED.l
, 1879-08-03

should he cast side; their counses, su1oeu ~
exnericncc, may be better IN Tue l6,. 1uiu ,v.
1850, when We make hlcuat4 ,,,,in a. nnin;op viii
ernor Of this State, ontraSeo puo''~ opAs. =.
nave had its revenge" ,,-onrate
answer to quite number ot er1oneous sa ao'u1e
t;nns contracted within the smallcst Sn Sa, Of
'Ae rhnsa rery aecuces that have 6teao'lS pceu ~
,-a,i. to hulidoze. to hamper and cripple tIe
Konnh1ican pa1tY, and to crowd 1t step py step
earar ~ the abyss that now threatens 20 ~
r,,1t IT, they are reientlessly at WORK nov, ano w
Judge from unmstakable es1ofnGGe, G.,"shr "hu mr.
nny other hish-nndcd patriot WI reeeHe teo nd
@ ~. ~ thcir hands, for they instinctiVey lear anu
~ s:stn Nv a noble soul that they canno.
hn hnv or sell. Depend upon II to.aas' anaS :,
Il The nefarious schemes OF :" cnle1s aao uosas1
~ ha mt timely and effectualy counteL;acteuh h. aua
" ~ ~ ontrared public opinion will not nave
its revenge in 1880 but will be outfaSea - ita
nd o"a;1. until with crash, resembling III ts
cffects 1lle earthquake OF RloDamoa, Lux aHs;ts no
Structure of Rcpublicaulsm, rea9ea ~ ao'etn AZ;
and baptized in blood, wli tun.pl oyer ;s ruins
0nr Th;s Sounds like the wall OF Cassanala- D1
:. th;s n;ctnre oYcrdrawn? Has Aghtr"lneee
fantasy , replaced sober thought and ND masaEs luz
rejection: Let those a. answer naond %no banne @
steadfastly folaoweu nartv 14s from % its YER,
;ncention r.. and, feeble beginning tnIouEh1aa ~
its noble and proud career, to IFS pieseusc csn+ ~
zine let them ponder over cause ano @ e go, ~,
ds ent3 # they do not JOIN with me heartily IL COZ
demning den chiefs and bosses as TIE 3 p5iRRt Eta g.
Cause Of the serious reverses that bsfe the nhrs ~
publican party, then-paEdon ne 4ne+ha1, sa1uk '''1
T ID mt Tor one moment doubt the noness .:1.o ~
tentions of F. 6. T., or his patr!oti: n'u-.' ase
hat ,,rompt him to counsel what ne 1s please
as unity and eoneliaton i. It. Is ste a4
ntents and supeuoafsb ~ bis 9u us
ATT nersona
ns soldier be fought ior bis country Is
nn5lican ~ be desires to see the party I'VE ~,
saved il; that be holds 40 of3se e. e.psS@ ,'ad1r
office, and does not want any ba ot1 1ay stress a1
| 1oueTy that b. And Why does no 4a1 9AAS'@
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SHERIFF SALES.


Henry Ger ganx vs. NJ, VI. stewart ana
Chas. Cayanae. In solido.
LNgTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ Of fAri faeiaa 70 ne dir sefed By the honey
anle the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans In the aBove entitled cause, Will pro-
eeed TO sell az public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctionesrs' Exchange, Royal street, De-
tween Canal and Custom house streets, In the
Second District Of this city or THURSDAY.
Mareh s. 1879 AZ y O'Clock n. the following de-
seribed property, TO Wit
I. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
Buildings and iua pr0vsuaenfs 5serson, situated
il the eond District Of this city. IN the rsuare
add Pfteur Streets said Lot OF ground Hov
measuring rhiFty-Ehree feet eight Inches front
on EisnYitEs street. BY one hundred and nlne
/ feet teu inches add five Ines IN depth. &C
eordinz 70 special plad drawn oy J, 4. q Hela-
seourr, deputy city surveyor, dated Msren 10
/ 1871, and annexed 60 al act passed DeF0re
/ Charles Striager. notary public IL this city
/ dated March n 1871. Being me same property
i Charles Cavanac. defendant herein, acquired
/ BY purchase from George flaming % an aei
/ passed before the said notary, Charles stringer
"a . a CEkTaIN LOT OF GROUND, with i'm.
/ urov2naents thereon Ia square bounded o.
/ BienvfII4 Cust0nandls Johnson and Galvez
/ streets, being loo number eighteen and meas
L urss fwenty.efghT feer front On Bisnvile street
/ 81 4 6epth Of one hundred add stxc7-feer. De-
/ tween pHrail-i lines
/ Seized in the Above sHit-
I IarMs-Cash CD the spot.
I T. r. ALCBE GACTHREACX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
4 fa3 10 r u na3
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EvOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
Il isn Of ORLEANS, No. a, 145-Bg virtue Of a wriE
Of seizure add sale, 70 me- direete By che hon
orable the Fourth District Court for rne parish
Of Orleans in the above entitled cause will pro-
seed to sell at public auction at The Merchants
and Aactioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Casromhoase s1rssts, to Bhs
Second District OF this city. on THURSDAY.
February 49, 1879 az y O'Clock m, the following
described property, 20 Wit
ACERTATN LOf OF GR0UND. sit aaSeds lying
and being in the First DiagrIcJ Of this city. IN saS
square bounded by Pagdraa, Pes6l.5o. LIBERTY
aGs ST. Paul and Fran Ii aela5s st. Peter stre6gs-
designated by rhe NJ. on sertafa Dbaa drawn
/ 81 Pile and DePUHflty, civil engineers lated
twenty second day Of Decpm Ger, 1865 And de-
50sl51d for reference IN the 8f2ep IT W. }. Gag
tel, notary public. as plan Letter 3 IN his eoox
/ OF pans; said Lot measures 6weECy~slx Feet
/ front on Franklin street, BY enc same width on
/ the rear ln6 and froB5tBg on a alley eight feet
/ wide. common 20 said lot and others, by degGhy
[ between parallel lines. Of one hundred and
/ twenty feet. Together With all THE bufldings and
I Improvements thereon. rights avs and advan-
/ ragss therpunt0 belonging or In any wise apper-
I tanning. BEING Tla same property asrsu fred By
Martin Finnsrty from Patrick A. Wash by aer
passed before ". J. Casrell q notary public In
\ tbis CT T. On the 5went ieth OF July, 1877.
Seized IN Tks above suit
Tsrms-Casd on the sps6.
JE ALCEg GAU THREACX.
Civil Sheriff Of tAe Parish Of Orleans.
J. T191 HS2I
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Sames O. Fox &c ais. vs. Wm- McKee.
GTXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
~ ism OF Orleans Nc. s5s8-Eg virtue OF writ
OF asrf fac1aay TO NE 1frecfed By the h0norabis
saS SIXTH DISTRICT Coars for the parish Of Or
Leans. IN che above entitled eaass will orrsaesd
20 sell az public auerfon, On the preusiaes here
mater designated, on SATURDAY FEBRUARY g.
1873. AZ 1890 0ctoek a. m. The following De-
i saw MILL, MACHINERY BOILERS fly
tina noes ere: set Of sreana Ways Enssinea
r0flars exrBrep. attachments and aUuurte-
naT11sas Ropes p ,oeks Tackle ere, AID All
Log Timber umber, Machinery failures ap-
rusreaa nses and ali Ropes. Chains and inpla-
naents OF ali nafurs and xlnss and all property,
goods and effects upon the property OF plaintiff.
described ~ follows: portion Of ground Sit
naref ia tie sown Of Alg1ers. now che Fifth Dis
Frfcr Of the parish ot orleans, bounded ~ the
Misslssi opf river Seguin, Paterson and Boqny
streets with frame binding thereon, and On
q portion Of iaad bounded BY the Mississippi
T river. Paterson ana 5egutn STREETS and nelow
by the Prop rtg of Mr.. Oliver with all the build
Insgs rhere0B.
| And Inlrediarely after the completion of the
I : 8 LOT OF LOGS OR TIMBER. lying IN
the mississippi river Jasg above the property or
/ DtatnTiF property fas ABOVE aeseribsdl and In
| from Of john M@aoney's property.
All a. Ger inventory on lie i1 u Office.
T Seized IN 5he ahovs suit
/ Terms OF 3ais-Cash on che sp6t.
/ B. AICEE 9AUTHRE4UX.
[ Civil Sheriff OF the Parish ct Orieasss
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Wfcks and husband
STXTE DISTRICT COURT FOE TEE PAI-
- iah Of Orleans No. 10 s5l-Bq virrlts q q VIE
Of seizure and ssse, 70 me dIrsered Dy ne 4o9s
cradle The Sixth District Court TOR ne oArlsa "
Orleans in the above entitled CAUSE, VI pEo-
eesd 70 sell AZ uubiic alIesIon, &C 5ne I1fcnaaus
and Aucti0uefrs' Exchange. B0yaa street, Dos
rvsen Canal and CEsEGmhousa srrstfs1 "a 10
second District of stis cry. On MoSDAY+
FaFr1Ta-v 4 Ts7g az y O'Clock NJ, the follow
f1cy 1sscyfra,i nroUerrF 90 Wit
= CaETAIN LOT or GROUND. Eogsfhsr
ri+, rfEa 5TriIC3i1ss and i'm Dr0Vefnenfs rner50n~
s,-na-a3 n rFa Fourth Dfsrrter OF this city, and
assieyr lsrsd ~ rf,4 number af1eer. In square
aisyh-g ive hounded By Chestnut, Coliseum
800 and " lshtBgfau streets, en- the original
rIa1 ~ FaI1boHrg LiVaadals, deposited IN the
See II L E. 5trtnzer. ate aGtary IN fhis city
saj3 ler measuring afty fer front on Chestnut
zr-aer between sixth and Washington streets,
~ 1ue hundred and twenty. eight feet three
fnehss ia 5ecth. herTeeu eulaf and paraIlel
T7nes Which said property was acquired Ey
ne said Mrs. II. l. Wlcgs from Mrs. hIiza Das-
haIrrsaux and William Perrien by an aes ex-
se1rsG oafore A. Da :arAi, aOrary public n this
eifF. on tas aighTh OF FEBRUARY 1859.
5eiZad n the above sulS
T9rms-Gash On The spot.
J. R. ALCEN G4TTEREAEX
Civil Sheriff OF The Parlsh II Orleans
10 y f6 a lfz9
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Augusee garfhs va. Jas. Curran and
wife Ia solido.
CEvENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
> oarisH OF OrIeaas No. TI-Ey virtue OF q
writ ~ ieri faeias, 70 nae directed by the Hon. /
" Falls. Seven h Justice Of the Peace in add
for the earisa Of Orleans In the above entitled
and nun oered suit will proceed 20 sell at pub
lie auction, az nv Office, No 90s Magazine
street, en- FRIDAY, February T. 1879. &C II
o'clock q M.
one LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
az ger inventory On file in my office,
Seized Ia the Above entitled suit,
Terms Cash on the spot.
Ia2s fa8 7 r. GELS Constable.
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DIT VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT REM
ID dered D eeraber 13, t3 9, and aligned
December 49, 1873. 10 ME directed By sbe
honorable the Third Di.Jr1et Caurt for the gar
ish Of ORR ans IN the above entitled MATER, /
will proeeed TO sell az Dnbltc auction, at she
Merchants and AHetionerrsS Exchange. Royal
street between Canal and Custom aous'- +rr ssts
In the Second District 81 this iry. on Fag seS-
DAY. F. bruary I3 1879 at y D'eiDek M, the fox
loving described pro Dertys 70 wi:
LOT OF GROUND. with Improvements
thereon. ADJOINING log No 80, des fgnaGef ~ the
No. 80, med- ariag sixtV FRET font on tla< orr
street 81 one sndreaf and twenty feel deep e
square buunder BY Victory Spain, Mand5V1' r
and MORGAN -treefs. Said 6roper y vas 1ur
chased ay J oseph Mcdonald. oa the ninth Jan
nary. 1855 at see salt Of Mrs aaridrf vs. L A
G r1dei. ner h1sba nd, AZ . bite ssle made og
he sner1E 6f The Earisa Of ORLEANS By virtue
Of 2 piuFlas Wit OF a. "a issued BY the Second
District Coslrt ~ che pariah OF Orleans cas'
- 644 recorded Ia Seaond District Court, booi
N fol- Isl. January y, I3ss
Ternas-CaSb on he scott
:. Il. ALCEE GATTHREACX,
Civil Sheriff 81 che PARISH OF Orleans.
Ia13 u 70 fe3 1913
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SEcoND JUDICIAL DIST RIOT C0CRr FOB
- the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
of the parish Of Orleans. No, faTT-Eg virtue of
a writ OF seizure Add sale alrecfsd 70 the Civil
sheriff Ct 5de parish Of Orleans, By the bon
oracle the Second Judicial District Cours
for the sixth and seventh Municipal Districts
of the parish OF Orleans, 10 the ahovs entitled
cause | viii proceed 20 sell a5 public auction,
Royal street, between daiaI and Cusfonnhousa.
THURSDAY. February "a. 1873. at u O'clock m.
n no sa 9 9EEf afssr IGP 81 Is with the
improvements thereon, situated ID Inc Seventh
District Of New Orleans, formerly CarTeilton-
rollson. now square ninety Two OF ne new plan
OF che Seventh District, souaded By MADISON,
Second, Dublin and Barsne srreefss said lors.
designated as lots twenty ewu and TWEEN E-thrse.
measure saen thirty feet front on Madison
street, by depth. Eetween parallel lines, Of
one hundred and seventeen feet six fachesr
a5 sTlfuher sxaufy-fh-ee forming he cf1rner OF
Madison and 3ecrnd s5reefs- Said rwO lots
were acquired BY Henry Eeaeherr, defendant
Of ChrtsuoDher Cauley Thompson. per act
passed before Justin Hotar6. notary public, On
April 5, 1855.
seized il the above snft.
Terms and Condttions-1. Cash for su4fl~
Gent amount 90 pag plaintiffs claim, say me
with interest Enei con az eight per cent per
aanum from che niaetsepth OF June. 1873 tilI
the day OF sale. five Der cent oE the aggregas6
8
lars, cost OF copy Of act Of mortgage: twelve
dollars for clerks fees and o. her costs and
charges. and taxes due en me property sold. 4
And the balance On a credit u Meet the pay
menC Of q prom ssory note secured By mortgages
On said property for the Ike sum OF seven
hundred ADD ff5s dollars (sT5db Drawn By defend
anr 10 his own orde-, and By him Indorse6y
dated on the sixteenth day OF December, 1875.
payable thirty mouths after date, and bearing
interest az the rate of -ighr per cent per amman
from and after maturity till paid.
J. z ALCEE GAUTHEEAEXv
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish CT Orleans.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive department.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive department.
Whereas. ACEILLE .. BOCGERE has ap-
Piled 20 ne for the cancellation Of bond.
drawn and signed By l. D. BoGgar8 - Crfnet-
paI, IL The SAN III ten thousand dollars. WITH
Michsal Hahn AZ surety. dated Ehe stxth day OF
October. 1875. and conditioned for the faithful
performance u the duties Of A. .. BoUzere AZ
public administering Of the parish OF st.
Charles.
Vow. therefore /. FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS,
Governor OF the STATE OF louisiana have
thought proper 90 tssae this nv proclamation,
with the view Of giving public notice 20 a. per-
sons therein Interested 20 show cause IN writing.
az the ofiee OF Secretary Of STATE Il the eirF Of
New Orleans, within ninety iaFs after The basr
publication hereof. why said bond should not
he cancelled and ann1Iled, and the surety above
named discharged from any further liability
II 5hs premises
Witness ny signature and che seal Of the
State of louisiana at TIRE city OF New Orleans
this ninth day Of January. in th7 year OF our
/ Lord one Thousand eight hundred and seventy.
nine, and eh> one hundred and third year Oh
/ the Independence Of the United States OF Amer
| lea
/ BIZ the Governor.
/ VIII 4. STRnS9,
Secretary Of State. jHZI Nr
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SEroyD DISTRICT COURT FOB TIE PAR
y ish of Orleans NO 49.ls1-N0Iie6 Ii hereny
given &c 5he creditors Of this are and 20 al
0rher persous hersin interested to show canse
within ren days from the present loGt 1caron, Il
any they have or can. why the account pre-
scented By Ms Frsderieka Troy admin isrra5rix
Of this estate should not &c approved and
hcn1aIGgazef, and the funds distributed IN ae-
eprianee herewith
By oriAr Of the Court
Iaa5 SO ia JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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> lad OF Orleans No. IS 45I-Motics Is hereby
given 20 the creditors Of this estaEa aud 70 ali
other persons herein Interested 20 show cause
within ten days from tie present nos IdeaEl0n,
IL any they have or can why the account pre-
sanrea By Ghe 5est2rnen14ry executor in this as
tate should nor be approved aud homoloEaBed,
AID tie funds distributed in accordance there
with
By arrfer Of the court
ia95 ~ fan8~ J0HN HERBERT. Clerk.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT
LOUISIANA AVENUE STEAM FERRY.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. CITY HALL,
New Orleans January ., 1879.
Sealed proposals for the Lease Of the L6uisi-
ana Avenue Steam Ferry for the term Of two
years, will be received az this Office ID 70 y
o'clock @. on WEDNESDAY. the fifth Of Feb-
ruary, 1879.
Specifications on Gle IN the Office Of the City
Surveyor.
The city reserves the right co reject any and
all bids. J. HENRY BEHAN.
fea AZ Administrator of Commerce.
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.uccssssssn sf LuawIg HaHau-

SECoND DISTRICT coTET go ..:, dHE 49, Paa-
= ish CT Orleans, No. Rls y = ~. Ir-a,z
Nh 1 ss' I snrar7 sxeurorshlD On si1e as
tate 6f he Ts Lqiwig Ha az , aas ma, al e no
.Ise = EE -. .s,Ts.a vffrin Ten days WIZ the
g 1ravar 81 he said petitioner saoald not 5e
granted
% 9 q - = --A0 JOIN HERBERT Clerk.
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saer...sen af pnalIppe gaeaues Lamsers

SEGoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
= isd Of Orleans, No. 40 Sew hereas, Iraa
Marguerite lambert, wife OF A1oiphe Henry
HAnnenann has petitioned the court for let
6srs Of admin istra5t0n on the estate Of the laF6
Philippe Jacques Lamb. r., deceased Notice Is
hereby given 70 ali whom iI may concern 70
STOW cause within zen days why the prayer Of
The said oetIGloner should a65 be granted
By order OF the court.
ta3 ~ JOHN EEEBEET, Clerk