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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05
By Green & Wise
Real Estate Acants and ACtioAoors.l

RUSl ESL.L0 hsslLS SUu ACtiol0OrS.
{ TOM ~ lSSIONEhS' SALE--Ey virtue Of q
~ decree of tha Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, Va, rendered at its Nay term. 1871, il
the suit OF Butts VS.. Butts ct ais, in chsncery,
The undersigned, commissioners, therein named.
will SELL on MONDAY, tho 29!h day Of July,
1879, OF II o'clock m. in front Of tho Mansion
house, in tho city of Alexandria, by public su2-
ton, the following described REAL ESTATE,
known IS LOT Nc. in thodiveion Of LOCHA-
BAR FARM, with MANSION, and bounded
ns follows: Beginning at |, in the centre OF
Royal street, If extended, poles links S. lie
zLree! ntersects tho cen!ro Of the track Of the
Washington end Ohio Railroad; thoncs north
4Cs' west s, poles to k ncrth TS' Il w. 81, S.
poles to l. in the centro Of Washington street.
north ll30 L. II. 81 poles to Is. in said ccn!ro
corner, TO the tract and in line formerly called
Pondlelon's; north 8I4 Z. E3, i3 poles 10 M, tho
intersection Of said line with tho southwestern
line Of said road; thence $. 4Glo, l.. IS poles to
l, where the said limo Of the railroad crosses tho
ceEtro of Royal street; thence S. 1870, w. l, 2G
poles 10 the beginning, containing scTe3 and
341 poles.
forms: Ono fourth of the purchase money to
be paid in c9sh al the time of sale, and Tho rosi-
due in three equal lnslslments at 8, IL and Is
months. with interest from dSy Of sale; tho de-
terred payments to be secured by the notes OF
the purchaser, with satisfactory security aud tbs
tito 10 bo retained until the purchase money bo
fully psid. Stamps and conveyaucng Al the
cost Of tho purchaser.
ALBERT STUART,
q. w. WATTHKS,
Ii. y. CLAUGHTON,
jo 2T-2awts Surviving Comm'fs
Ky No bidders appearing tho above sale ia
continued till AUG UST9th 1879, st same hour
and place. ALBERT STUART,
q. w, WATTLES,
Ii. o. CLAUGHTON,
jy2S2tWts Surviving Commrs.
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STa-2oTER .NGTr.gsTS.
The Steamer MATFAN0, Captain VIM H.
SYLHa leaves Alexsndris, from the foot Of King
street, EVERY SUNDAY, IU ESDAT and
INGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
INK EVEEY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, sj,d
FElDAI.
Freight received at lowest rates and handled
with caro-; For Information apply to
j.. BROHERo 81 CO. Aats, Aloxa W..
u. I. JONES, Agt 9th Fl. Wifi, Wash
Connecting every Sunday with Steamer SIJ L
for all landings below Nornini Ferry. ie2
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poE 2,lGS ruTGMAy hlyHg .,AMUIHG5

The naw s"G oou;ulo1ious irt,a .z>=~.
GicsrneI JOHN ". THOMPSOE, .I;sS:;sa2ssSss
t'i'.t :Epcc's!i? Tor this roata lesvns tho com
nhf, GHUNiDhy naA SATURDAY, 1T
. Clock u. m, And aiUYmniria .. + 10 u m.
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
&hlDAI snd 81 UNDhT. 81 6 O'Clock y. n.
ihis coIapGny n.k's cl0sa ctRnocLcns sG A.
eH'G47s with tha W. g., V. M. u t. s. 4: l..
TO. aad with Tue W. IL O. Il. j. %. Freight
TH@o:rod 10: all p0iats. North aud South,
ha'dci with c%rc Hnd forwarded ~iIh prompt
noss and dispatch.
Foi further information apply
+. 4. i:&hIl AxGnt,
~ lNogs w;!arf,
o. i. Tho Office Of Gh2 corr panT, un;iar the Ma.
tionsl Metropolitan Bank, l3i' ssroo, op.csils
tho Treasury Department, washington.
iGh lD SAhUiL: nA:y0N, ir,.sidont
1870 z'F'asr AESH. 1879
FOE NGHFUbK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
It:&S MOHKUE AND THE SOUTE,
STGpPlNG Az PEiAUirAL LANDINGS
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
EsISNEIvG row -7.y.Iy .T'OglEVEM
STEAMBOAT C1.E2H.9.EA.
Ne", oleEsut and swf! side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
(Capl. jog WnGrEl leaves as follows:
FkoM WASAING'N) FROM NORFOLK
AND ALEXa.
Every Monday We'd. Every Tuesday, Thurs.
nosday and Saturday, day ami Sunday, at 5
| ii B - p. III. a. m.
| lnformation as TO tickets, ststorooms, rate OF
relght, connections, &c, will be cheertully fur
nshcd Oil application 3, the compsny's oilico,
loo! Of Seventh street whsrl, Washington,
B. +. DODD, Agt. Washington.
g. - r B. HOOE, Ast. Aexandris.
| q. X. PLANT, President. ap 5-.f
xzass CLYDs's STEAM LINES WEEK
rHILADELpAIA, FALL RIVER, pRov1.
| DERCH AND BOSTON.
Steamers l9aye AleIandrie EVERY TUES.
"A . :. I I End leave Philadslphis EVERY SAT
| THIS limo connects 81 Alexandria with tho 0,
4. q NJ. and " s .. K. Rs. snd at Phlxdel
River: Ptovidence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with pro1uptr ess and care
| Tree OF commissions.
No charge for Transfer in Philndephis, ant
wharfage IL Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
uepsi!ufes' Through rates and through bills
u i&o'hS gwen Insurance at tho lowost rates
| Agents
+. 4. REED, Alexandria
~. ~. SLYDE & CO.. PhiIadsii,si l.
| JOHNSON Bros. Washington
Jan OIL
NJ HIlCE! NOTICE
AF Just received azothcr large supply o!
| HARRISON s. BROS. READY MIXED
| PAINT,
second to none in the msrket. Gall for sample
| card NJ
| je2i w. +. CREIGHTON'S
YukNIP sEEn' -
4 TURNIP SEED
| Just rrcalyal Y lsrpn sunn1u NJ
LANDRETH'S
| FRESH AND GENUINE TURNIP SEED
HERBEKT BRYANT,
~ III No. 25 King street.
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F1RESH BARLEY and OATMEAL re-
e ceiyed aad for sale low by
ap 10 +. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King 81
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CHA Z OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
On aud alter TUESDAY, Juno 3rd. tho
bo"ls OF the POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
hs luiUWs:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
i w 30. : 20 $50. ID 81 and Ii 30 H. M, and
l2;i0. 30, 2 81. /" 80 4 80, 3D. & % and D. IN
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
~ 81, 8 80, 81, II 81 snd II 81 q. IN, and
i233, 30 z 30. 30. ID, 5 20, + 30 and 80 D. NJ
nit II GEO. +. PHILLIPS, Manager.
YMhAND Il tiEAE0iED UOASTING co.
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FOK N EW YOKE

T'hu ri Steamships &. u KNIGHT .s5s,,
ai .'DHN GIBSON leave the con- -ts.h.ssssts s ssss
pany'R wharf, A!cIaHAris, EVEHf MON
DAY AOkNiNH, sud Now Nor!,, from rin,
{! E%s% :Sl7or, jGV&tE SATURDAY RI fou1
- eek g. IL.
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SdisaGGsSsE:M aHgs FtaessJssR@

Saass;Nssst:A q sHgS FtssssJas2@.
i BE0uEiRs55 4 SC,
Wholesale Dealer; :lrU .'obbnrs in
HIlOy&Eif::s;, PROVISIONS; FLOUR
ShllT AND F}$I.
4 full iirs Of colcDcstoi purn, rlA WhisEoys,
Erandcs Gin, Eum, &c. hissgoy IL Co.'s Phila-
dalphia aGd Gtagc;.'s Baltimore h!eS, and Berg
ncz 81 Engols llsSer Beer, il casks or bot.es.
Agents foc .I&nlas $. Ne!ch Best Family
Flour, Jsmos s. Eirt: q Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont Go Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder, snd kGlGI12rn end foic:'&c Eiqsr
S.oAGiu:s.
Urtiore promptly *(iaatad "a, Gnd consiwn'
meEts solicited. 10. II King straat,
oct 2r-tT Aiexandris. Va.
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-Gf t.e--.
nIS'TEIUT OF COLUMBIA,

This company oEsrs unrivallad facilities for
tho transportation OF fraight and p,:saon gers,
aud will run thnir staamars regularly rs foliews:
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BY Groon S. Wise. Auc!ionoa-s.

S.sY ViHTUE OF pECHEES Of tho gorpor
.Es alton Court Of tho city Of Alexandria, ron
dored on the SIN and 10Th days CT July, 1879, in
the cbancery cause Of jGs, Collier aad wife VS.,
g. ). htWcll Hnd others, tho UNDERSIGNED COM
missioner th0ror nGmo1, will 0tlUr for salo by
public auction to Inc highest bidder, on SAT-
UKDAI, the 18th day Of august, 1873, at L
O'clock m. IN frHn. U tbs EHirf&x street ontrauo
| 10 thu Corporation Ccn:l, in ssd city, tho fol-
lowing pieces of property, baing portion ol the
real ostSto Of which the into Cbs:o L. Shaw diud,
seized, viz:
| That lIUT OF GkDU Nj; with tho FRAME
| DWELLING and STORE HOUSE thereon,
| situated on tho corner Of Fnrtsx street and
| Ramsay 8 alley, la!ety occupied by JOS Hop.
Eins, fronting on Fairfax street II lee! inches,
more or less, and Tnnn!RG back IS feet :; inches
moro or lesa 20 J. nj. S.owstvs ino. There is
sufficient ground in tho roar of the storo for q
back yard and necessary outbuildings. This
| property has un!il wthia o few months rcnLed
| Tor S22O per annum.
A LOT or GROUND. with the FRAME
| HOuSE thorson, aiiuatod on the north side OF
| Queen street bGLwGnn Royal End Fit streets,
fronting II fec. on tlncon and running tacI; sc
| feet.
| TRACT OF LAND. containing about SO
acres, with dwelling and fencing, good spring,
&c, situated III Fairfax county about two miles
from Alexandria, on tic back road 10 the Theo
| logical Seminary, well located for msrke! gar.
| don ard dairy fam. The sslo OF This tract al
land will be- startled with The upset bid Of Jsme;
| Chatham and wifo Of $3.50
Terms OF Sale: Tea per cent of tho purchase
| money 10 DO paid J.! csat, ana the residue on
credit OF e. T. and IS months from tho day OF sale
the dUfcrrcd!paq qments 10 benr interest from the
day oi sale, and TO DC secured by tho bonds o.
the purchaser or purchasers with good Dor
sonal security; the title TO ba retained unt
tho purchase money and Interest his bcen flily
paid GGhEGE A. MUSHEAUH.
jyl6.wdw Com. Of Sale
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6!Jai&EE AHNh&UGMENT
iNo TKAiN% DAtiT IEXClpT SIJN.
DAN BkTWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND k0UND Hill.

beginning May T., t>?9.
i1oaYo Warrington nj g OH R.1r. sid n 2 -.
End AlcAanjr!a L. 3 J5 q. ut. GnG / - y. ~.
pass ho22b&TS, E"in& 't2stwa;l, y. II - q n.
and . 40 y. III, a!C .-:Y0 at Round Hi ~ Il
n. and : ~ p ~. Leave iiouni !iii st S - g.
.. sad ::;.2i ?. fn.; pass iIg9shJrx, going oGst-
ward, ~ = 10 - ~ "nc i Ii l.ui. s.u.t arrive NJ
7t9InndT!a - s - =. u. sa! :: Ij p. IN, s;d
:. Washington ~ - q. N. End 2:2j j. :.
Es Passengers frrm Washington will t..ct
mo Warrington s@d ONO cnTs At las Ha!ti1aosc
Z :"LomEc Ia'Fo:,,t stn.ioG 2t3 Halri. .rl. 4 a.
r.":., and <" Through 10 E0anf Ell without
..::nSo Ut ;:.H.
rEo 1.45 a.@i train Iyom Alexandria sad !2.&
T. ~. train from i2o' ~ N!!l aonGocL il. Kound
li:ii wi.h Harris D.ily L,ns oi Coacho,
for Sn!cketsvillo: Her-yviie and Winchester;
sis" With ReanIor' S bino of Coaches, which !enyf
h5esh"rg daily for Aliie snd Middlebure,
h"ta trsIns, westward, cisEo close connections
Al V!"nns. with SiSa0n Lin8 Of s;tsges for FAN.
:Hi Court House
communication isi,Geas> i U4ae ger mile
Annual tickets, $50.
* H. HAVENEk
my o-.' s!5Gafst Ticket n p.,lit
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STEEH EksN.

~ EW N NATIONALLlNG & OF .yTEAM EKS
BETWEEN
Wh.HiNuTuN, ALEXANDRIA And
&kW YORK,
Touching ~ Fortress Monroe and CarO Msy
going sai coming.
TIE NEW SIDE WHEEL STEAMEH
-H'RA n C-ES
li0j t0ns burden, will make regular WEEKLY
TRlpS. leaving Washington NJ p. M. ard
alexandria sL i 20 ?. m. EVERY MOHDAY;
returniGg lcavo New York nj Il IN. EVERY
THURSDAY.
Superior GcCo:n modations for pasaenScFs.
. Faro to New iorb 81; round trin tickets,
good loT thirty days. ST; CApo May 50 round
trip 50; staterooms 81.
Freight At the lowest rates.
or further information apply 20
j: BHODERS IS co, Agents,
~ Film II King ST., A loxandria, Va.
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S&"sH isuEnd Mai, E,pr..,

Mail, South ward, conno.Ls ~ Gorlonsvllo,
wlth Cho3. " Uhia Z. Is, AuSL and Wost At
Lyncaourk, Connects with Atlantic. M iss. tS
ono h. X. through 5oWthwOst Virginia, to
Ha7hyilo Nh| tr:n.ns Hinm phiS, Littla lsock
and ioGai-Nn! -: D:nV;!in with Rich niou'i "
DtnViil. t.. i. to South and southwest.
Express "nuthWard Connects =. GUrdonsviin
20 Mi points Easi nIl West on Ghes. &c Ohio L.
:.nd NORTH ward. y. Charostcsvillo 10 al tho
Summer Resorts on tho g. & y. line
hlA. Ed TEAMS for Main Limo alvo Al.
axaudria daily, "xGnpt Sunday, SnU = m, sul
J 10 y. III, AM returning ,srr!yo T.! hIcx.uAri.
~ y, IN. aGd , IL y. m.
For N MANASSAS LINE loaye Ws.ninot,G
I On q. III. an Alexandria = q " nj, ltiiy.
.sccpt Sunday, arrive aL otrasburya At Il 3 y IN ,
~,nhGl.In9 WITH tuo Enlny Road East aal
W"Ss, Loavo Strnsburg3 ) Il u. ~ striving nj.
hIG1sndrls 81 - j.. III
MIXHD TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
!SlON Leaves AaXHnIria tuesday, TLurstay
Ihd Sn!lrdsy, Al o1 u. NJ, aGi ratUrng hCn-
day, "Wednesday and Friday -; : 81 p. III.
For hlltiinbarg daily cpnnactiru nj i:sr;..
station.
F1f Uppo:"i!c, regular co7;.oct;on nj !!o!.,-
.IiauG.
For WAKEkNTUN. !n.yG Ns.h!ng!oa 81!
! II .. m. daily
All trains 1nsko Gc,.t coi..oo.!ous, ST Wssa
'aEton, 10 aud from HnrLH ard iYcsL.
New Or!aans stoap1r laaygs W.4uiu.ton 81
~ n M. ruaninG through without change.
On Expr"@5 G'o:Hn! f0cill;jrG CA4!r= between,
" HaSuIngton ana D!uyi.lo.
%icGra:bl i'clc.: on -Hv 81 iNw rslr5 tn thu
coeorS.cl Es2o:..3 OF Vj5GIniH and West Vir~
Gl"a.
ThronSh tickets YeTy low u !ho South sn.i
Southwest.
my2i IN. HEHApUS, t:.T.A.
sXFASuINuT0H = O::iU KhIuHGA.;
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the roots is filled and packed closely. if
you have to do it with your fingers !;
also, press the soil closely over the roots
and around the tree, but leave the sur
face loose.
1 offer the foregoing with good
deal of diffdence as to the manner of
it but with some confidence as to the
matter, if I have been able to make
myself understood. If these sugges-
tions could be faithfully observed in
letter and spirit, believe the loss from
transplanting would be reduced to one
or two percent. What it is now I am
unable to say, but could make a close
estimate for my own sales. A few
years ago one of the first nurserymen.
in the country made an estimate for
the United States. 1t was that, of all
the trees planted, not more than one
in five ever lived to bear fruit. 1t is
hoped that this fearful death rate has
been reduced somewhat since that
time, and believe it has yet there is
. very large margin for improvement
that I hope may be industriously cul-
tivated.
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THE USE OF SHORT WORDS.
BY HON. HoRATIo SEYMOUR

This world is great school house,
in which through life we all teach and
we all learn. Here we must study to
find out what is good and what is bad,
what is true and what is false, and thus
get ready to act in some other sphere.
What we arc at the end of this life we
shall be when the next begins. We
must spare 10 pains, then, when we
teach others or ourselves. We teach
ourselves what we hear and read and
think-others by our words. We must
t,ke care that we think and speak in a
way SO clear that we do not cheat our
selves or mislead others by vague or
misty ideas, We must get in a way
of using these in thought with the same
care we use when we speak or write to
others. Words give body OR form to
our ideas, without which they are apt
to be so foggy that we do not see where
they are weak or false. When we put
them into a body or words, we will, as
q rule, learn how much of truth there
is in them, for in that form we can turn
them over in our minds. If we write
them out we find that in many cases
the ideas we thought we had hold of
fade away when put to this test. But
if they prove to be real, or of value,
they are in q shape where we can make
them clear to others. We have proof
Of how much we thus gain when We
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A TRUE GENTLEMAN.

81 beg your PARDON" and with a
smile and touch of his hat, Harry
Edmund handed TO an old man against
whom he accidentally stumbled, the
cane, which he had knocked from his
hand. "I hope I did not hurt you.
We were playing to roughly"
"Not bit!" said the old man cheer
lily. "Boys will.be boys, and it's best
they should be. You didn't harm me. ="
"I'm glad to hear it," and lifting his
hat again, Harry turned to join the
playmates with whom he had been
frolicking at the time of the accident.
"What do you raise your hat at that
old fellow for?" asked his companion,
Charley Gray. "He's only Giles the
huckster."
"Thst makes no difference" said
Harry. Tho question is not whether
he is q gentleman but whether l am
one"
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F. R. MORATH, NJ. D.,
PhysfcfaM and SuFP~~1. Oafce md
residence with Rev, Mr.. WinAns, Freedom
Center. y. 643 IT,
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AND still the missionary cause wax

AND still the missionary cause wax
es stronger. New Bedford has clev .
er young lady worth q million dollars,
and "of rather pious turn of mind -
who made up her mind that she would
be missionary. Could anything be
more beautiful2 The chLrch accepted
her services, and, when asked what
field of labor she had in view, she
pensively looked down at her layen-
der gloves and replied: 81 think
will 60 to Paris"
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f. "WE are going out with the tied,"
said young man to friend, as he fled
down the church aisle after q wedding.
" In that case." said a lady in front,
"you can afford to get off my train" ."
And he did,
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A. &. CRAFTS,

Physician and Surgeon. Odlce in Crafts
Block ,Mantua Station. Portage County, Ohio.
3Y3-
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sit will be observed that there IL
scarcely word in this article of moro
than one syllable.
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FARMER JONES caught rooster
stealing his corn, wrung his neck. and
now claims to have killed cock robbin,
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How soon popular songs become old,
"My Grandfather's Clock may be
classed among the old time pieces,
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Business Cards.

FRANCIS l.. CLARK,
Hscnanieal and Architectural Draughts-
man. Patent OAce Drawing . Specially,
No. - Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
June6, 1873. 1857.
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c. L. BELDEN,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-Omee in
I Empire Building; Residence King
street, first door south of Main.
Ravenna. May n. 1876. l0Ey~
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault by wilfully shooting at-Joseph Gill;
Assault and battery-Augustine Carriere.
INFoRMATIoNs
Larceny-Oscar Holmes. Frank Crawford
Henry Johnson, Manuel Handy. Henry VIII
iiams, Paul Phillips, Charles Thomas.
Assault and battery-Dick Spencer VIM Dali
ton. Oscar Benoit. Rob Randolph
Assault by wilfully shooting at-Laura Brown.
JURY.
Fetlt Jury for March empaneled.
NoLLE PRosEouI.
lips. O' : so
CONVICTED.
Ilruer tcOloredl
Lareeny-Chas. Marie. alias Henninger.
CONTINUED.
: Larceny-E Edward Curtis until March 10 VIM.
Randolph, until March II A-'ASA avs " LIZ
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Iiebecca W. Wolf VS.. City OF Now Orleans
Suit for $40 and interest on certain coupons o
bonds issued by the city under net OF the
twenty-thtrd Of February 1882
Jos. Weiss VIZ. Gerhardt II Rooster. Sr-Petf
ton for $500 damages. for alleged defamation
OF character. by means of an anonymous letter
damages. for injuries received by plaintiff
from defendant asa-s4
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r.
LOsT-F FOUND.

I ,OST OR MISLAID-TWO MOHTGAgE
> = notes described as follows: One datad Nav
Orleans, January 10. 1874 due October H. 1874.
Tor sl22b: one dated January 10, 1874. due ten
months after date for tt276 signed by q. M.
Thomas to bis own order aud by him inderHed
payable ut the office Of John Chaffe. Bro. " Son
New Orleans. bearing interest from date Mt rate
of eight per cent per aunum They are the
property Of the undersigned. and the public Is
warned not to purchase nr negotiate same.
NH I'm JOHN CHAFFE. BRO n SON.
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FOR RENT.

EDH RENT-THE WELL KNOWN SUGAR
= Plantation, twenty. seven miles below the
city, known rs the Fanny place There IL now
on the y lace enne sufficient for crop of 400
hqgsheads sugar together with mules aud
plantation IMPLEMENTS. etc The place will be
rented to n Responsible tenant. on very favor
able terms. Apply to Citizens Bank. New Or
leans rub1 n
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

THE JUDGES WARRANTS
| The case of the judges warrants came up
| again before Judge Rogers yesterday and was
submitted on briefs to be fled
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
INNOVATIONS PuFn

1a oasesWun bi. concealed weapons-A. W Walker.
ry and James Harris. D"'o Auontgome-
The petit jury was empaneled thfs norrin,,
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SECOND RECORDERS C01rRr

Henry Brown and John Jackson char,al
with carrying concealed weapons. were sant %.
fore, the Superior Criminal Court under IN,
bonds. s%''
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BANK NOTICES.

The New Orleans savings Institution
In view Of tho fact that there has been an In II
CREASED demand mnde by deposltors upon the
Institution. and that as the Investments were
made to secure Interest to dnpusitors on Hecuri
ties and assets which cannot he realizei imme-
dhtelF without great sacrifice and loss:
Resolved, Tint RyailinR ourselves Of the
power granted by the charter. IL per cent will
he paid immediately. aud notice If ninety days
Will he required FOR subsequent UavnentH.
DAVID UHQUHART
President
O. COHN.
ALFRED MOULTON
ED. A. PALFHEY,
THOS. A, ADAMS,
OHAB. J. LEEDS.
NH tf TrIIstees
Citizens savings hank.
"a bank for small sRyings.)
Corner Baronna and Gravier streets.
Blk per cont interest paid on deposits.
ADVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALs.
nc2T fm
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Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic for bilious and malarial fevers.
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nh4f

HHf y ~ UNION Etfeef.
E'OH SALE-A PLANTATION SITUATED
near the town Of ~. Martinsville, in the
parish of NJ. Martin. containing about 12G8 aeres
OF good land; n slated roof residence. contain
Ing q rooms and a twelve foot gallery. front
Ing the public road The other improvements
consist In Kitchen. pantry. stables and other
out-bouses. The whole In good condition The
Morgan'a Louisiana and Texas Railroad when
egmplsted will pass ut three miles from tho res
idence. The whole ~ the above land Ia fenced
IN by Oherokees For terms md conditions ap-
ply TO v. LEDOUX. st. Martinsville postoffice.
Louisiana, foil eod ans