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A DEFEATED MAP AGEsT.--A map
AGENT went into one Of our manuiactuf-
ing establishments recently, SAYS the
Norwich Bulletin, with an egotistieai
idea that his power Of reading teees was
a great aid TO him in bis business. lie
looked the shop over and fixed upon .
common looking workman, with an iFl-
ieIIigent face, az the individual upon
which 10 begin business. Approaching
the man he touched a spring and dow n
dropped an elaborate map OF Connectl-
cut with its towns. railroads and rivers
all properly located. Then Il was cara
estly and comprehensiyely described
by the glib agent, who briefly stated
the advantage Of such an educatIonal
chart to the possessor,. etc.
The workman, looking up very limo.
Gently from his work, remarked:
"Thal is mighty prettyi Should think
il would be first rate in family -
What is the expense Of such an arti-
cles" ~
"onIy one dollar and city," respon-
ded the agent, diiating upon the bargain
there was in value offered for such =
small amount of cash. fsfflt.lr..
"Would you rather have one dollar
and fifty cents than TO have that:" asked
the workman.
Certainly" responded the agent.
"WeIl, don't know much about such
things" said the laborer, "but with
your experience, If you feel that you
would rather have a dollar and fifty
than TO have that map. why,I think |
had too !" .
The map agent saw that The common
place looking workingman had bagged
his game, and lefl the shop without at
tempting TO induce any Of The other
workmen TO invest in his goods.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
IOR REqEsrER or WILLs.

We, the citizens Of 81. Mary's county, cordial
ly recommend for Register Of Wills the Hon.
zACHARlAH TlPPETT, q steadfast and tFied
Republican who has stood the storm ifi1he cause
for ~ years, aud who through his honor, integ-
rity and probiiy held some Of the most inpor-
tant positions Of honor and trust. the duties
OF which he faithfully performed with credit
Sept 4, 1879. MANY CITzEss.
Messrs. iifors.-Please annopnce JOHNB
ABELL ESQ, es a candidate sor ,he position Of
Register o. Wills for So. Mary scounty az the
election in 1879 end say that be will be warmly
Supported by he people oftb ceunty, generally.
Sept II, 1875 The People
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ImPRoyKNEST * SPEED or HoRsEs.
The following record shows the I'M
proyement in the speed Of the trotting
horses within the last sixty years I'm
1870 the best time vas 800; ~ 1880,
2.40: In 1870, the best record, By Dutch
man, DPS: IN 1850, Eady Suffolk make
a mile in 9.z8; in 1861. Flora Temple
made a record Of 2:19a: in 1870. Dex-
ter iroiled mile IN 2:I74; in 1876, Gold
smith Maid completed mile IN 2:l4;
ii 1878, Rarus (sgainst ii;ne) made .
nil. ~ 2.l31 Edwin Forrest made
mile Ia the unparalleled time Of 2:ll3.
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FOR aHRRIrF.

We are authorized to announce WM FRANK
FORD, Of the Eighth District, as q candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election and TO ask for him
che support Of his friends and tell0w-Citizens.
July 81, 1879. ~
Al che solicitation Of many friends announce
myself a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing
election, and ask the support Of my friends and
leliow-eitixens. elet Lstl
zACHARIAH MATTlNGLY.
Sept II, 1879. st,f@ s.a l...m IL
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Common Sense Washer.

EOSHUA JONES, Esqr., has obtained the
ID Agency for st. Mary's county TO sell the
COMMON SENSE WASHER,
patented BY the Erie Washer Company Of
Erie, Pa, and is how canvassing for purcha-
sers. The inventor was pioneer in this cI IS
Of washers aud has given 10 the public several
that have gained, worldwide reputation. In
producing the present one, he had the benefit
OF large experience, which be has skillfnlly ap-
piled, sparing no pains to make it as perfect as
IL is possible to make any piece Of machinery for
special purpose. 1t contains all the good points
found in all the others, reduced 10 the most prac-
teal form, and has no weak parts. Mr.. Jones
also sells the
Walker Washer and fke Walker Lever
WringeT.
The price Of the Common Sense Washer Is S.
the Walker Washer il sold for $S-the Walker
Lever WFinger also for $e. Persons desirous OF
making Inquiries Ia regard 10 these machines
with view TO purchase can see the agent per-
sonEiiy or communicate with him ky letter. ad-
dressed 70 the Oakville Post 0fsce.
July -, 1879
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FOR STATES ArrORNEY.

Mtssys. Editors THE friends ofDANIEL @.
HAMMETT request you 10 announce him for
States Attorney nj The coming election THE
Fall and say, Il ne win become q candidate, be
will be warmly supported by
Feb 10, 1879. Many Friends.
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On and after WEDNESDAY, July asrd, the
steamers WEN0NAH, PLANTER and
MARY WASHINGTON will run


MARY WASHINGTON will run
as follows:
wENONAH every Sunday night, at O'Clock,
for Patuxent river direct, as far up as Bristol.
Returning, will leaye Bristol every Monday
morning, at 10 o'clock, for Baltimore, calling ei
all the landings below Benedict (except Park
er's, AbeIl's and Planter'sl aud at Governor
Run and Plum Point for fruit aud passengers.
Freight received on Saturdays only at Pier 8,
Light Street.
PLANTER every Monday and Thursday al
80 O'Clock, a. m, for Plum Point. Governor
Run and Patuxent river, far up as Benedict.
Returning, leaves Benedict every Tuesday and
Friday morning AZ Q o'clock for Baltimore.
Freight received ON Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
at No. Tobacco Warehouse Wharf.
MARY WASHINGTON every Wednesday
Night at 8 o'clock for Patuxent River direct, far
up as Bristol. Returning, leaves Bristol every
Thursday Mt 10 O'Clock for Baltimore, calling al
all landings below Benedict (except Parker's
Abelps and Planter's) and at Governors Run
and Plum Point for fruit and passengers.
Freight received on Wednesdays NJ Pier 9,
Light Street.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
s. III. FORBES, Superintendent.
Office ia Ligh tstreet up stairs.
July u. 1879.
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A Rose tree grew Il quies n1eE
Not by any bahhlinR brock.
Not whers fhs uinds eonld pray II fs&
Not wheEn Ire rnin fran tie dfipfsHz
N0s ml4re ahe sun vita IL n1Genf Aa
Not where aile muun with il klIfe2N ~
Could disturb one Ieef o. stake lE1ze -.
These k0ses rare tllaae pare nllils
The sofF sunner Wind a. Il eenilv II
Stooped q this Rose fsr kiss As S sl<az
ThinkinR lgueh ia1sn a aua eot' Nt
- 80 1'.g1laR = - - e
replied,
I cannot accept, as am, I'm abide.
The sad waning days Of Ausumn's my choice,
bloom bat for them. In them rejoice.
stand like aqupen when thefaiF Sammer aowers
Have lived Out their liie mid Summers blight
hours,
Have gone down in-sadnezs 70 more 20 be sen,
While wear my rich robes Of beautiful green
The Bride, as she wezses her gariands ef 10wers
To bind In her hair Ia her bright morning hours
VIII come, bat 10 me fair emblems Of lore
Win fenderly pluck me with thoughts raised
above.
Thus need not the touch fthe Summer soA
breeze
To sweeten my odor or brighten my leaves.
The wreath on the coffin lid, an what are they
White roses, white roses none other can ny
Above the still bands that once eullsd with ear
The buds aud the bloom and thought them 20 fair
ThecoId handsn0w clasp a sprayfrom my bouQhs
A type Of these happy and innoccat hours.
Whites over the pulseless heart chamber and grow
Constantly guarding the ashes below;
The sad wailing winds Of Autumn may pass,
May blight the fair flowers and wiEheF the grass
But the white rose win stay with its sweef seenteS
breath
Till the cold storms Of Winter has child Il Il
death.
Then IN waich for hyeOming when sers Winte
goes,
Lovely companion, peerless White Rose.
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FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

We are authorized TO announce DR.. JAMES
II. MILES, Of Sc. Inigoes' district, as a canai-
date for the Orphans Court AZ the ensuing eiec-
fion June L. 1879.
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Grand Tournament and Ball
Newport, Charles CO. I'd.
On Wednesday, oct. -,
1879,

Orafor o. the Day--Fiyian Brenf
Orator q the Evening -Bueene DiRgea-
Chief Marsbnl-JUhn r. D&Eis.
Aiaa--g. "a. G0ugh Wm. r.. zamisoA. 1ohn y.
sssszsss4E. i. B5anas, John W. slmfson,
John p Boswell, Geo. n. Simms, Thomas
Wood, r G. Ferguson.
Judges--Dr. n. n. Bean, J. Thomas Cotton,
John l.. Bndd, Dr. A. j. Smoot, DIP. W.
Lancaster, John b. Lyon, Col. Samuel
sa Cos, w. A. Posey.
Committee Of AFrAngements-Robert johnson,
h. Payne, James d. Brooke, John T.
Higdon, N. A. Thompson,
Geo. b. Lancaster.
Committee TO Invite Knights-John A NARROW,
Philip ID, Budd, Frank Eimpsoa, VIII
liam FaraIl, Richard 7. Payne, r.
r. WheAtly, James Herbert.
An invitation Is extended to Knights Of other
counties.
No expense or trouble will be spared for the
pleasure aud comfort Of all who may attend.
Refreshments Of all kinds will be in abEn-
dance, oysters, &c. Oysters viii be served with
supper and no extra charge.
A band Of music from Washington has been
engaged for the day and night.
This entertainment Is for the benefit Of st.
public are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Knights will be marshalled az O'Clock
p. m. precisely-tilting wili commences immedl-
ately after.
Oct 2. lsT9-st.
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Political Announcements
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.


announce myself ~ candidate Tor the next
Legislature aud respectfully solicit the support
OF myfeliow-citizens. .,s-a.....
Fsb2 30, 1879. FEAEK N. HoENEs.
announce myself ~ candidate for seat In
aie next General Assembly Of Maryland and res
eectfnlIy solicit the support Of my friends and
tsllow-eiiizens.
July sl, 1879 w. w. BRADy.
FORCLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Afessys. Edifors.--PIeas announeeDr. l.. j.
SUTTON as the Republican candidete sor Clerk
Of the CircHis Court for st. Mays oI1ty at the
election in 1879 and say that he will receive the
warm support Of bic party and frieudsi In
April 20, S7en. Chaptico istriet
To my fellow citizens-At the solicitation Of
friends, announce myself as candidate for
CLERK OF the Circuit Court fofSt. Mary's county
and respectfully ask the support Of my Fellow
citizens. &.
Sept rs, 1879. J. PARRAN CRANE.
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Dinner

gNsHrRE viIl be DINNER given by the la
dies ofsSt Mary's Circuit IN the grove oi
Ebenezer, DeTnBER leth, 1879. the proceeds Of
which TO assist the parsonage now IN conswuc-
zion at MaafaroRi. The dinner win consist of
al The deicacies of TIE season, and On the whole
win be q very enjoyahIe aiEaif.
Sept 35, I61s-2t.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF SALES.


sSAs~CEy VS. bfttR NstshtFsFs
SEC0ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- The sixth aud Seventh Municipal Districts
OF the fhflsh OF Orleans. No. 2n33 By virtue Of
wiz o. SEIZURE ~ and sale, y me directed by the
h0hQranie the Second Judicial kistfiet court
for he skin aud seventh Munieinal Districts
OF the parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled
e 81 he ml baofe al = sell at public aqaion
Royal street between Canal and Custombot,sa
streets r. the second Di.triet Of this city 90
the following described property To Wit -
/. THIRTEEN LOIS OF GROUND. Situated
IN the city Of Carrollton. now In the parish ot
Orleans, designated by the numbers one two
three. four. five. six. seven, nineteen twenty
twenty one. tweuty-two. twenty-three and
twenty -four OF SQUARE forty eight, on plan
Surveyor, on the tenth day of November lsI5
deposited In the office of Jes ph 8 Marks, then
notary public an extract Of which plan is an.
neXed for references to an net passed on tine
seventeenth day OF july, 1887; which square Is
eJr, posed within Washington, Short Josephine
ana foutth streets, and makes part Of square
number tmty eight on the general plan Of
tne city OF Carroilton said lots measuring each
English measu g, to wit: lots numbers one
two, three. four. FIVE. six and seven each thirty
feet front on Washinpton street Nv me bnn.
ared ana seven feet and half deep. between
eauai and parallel Ines lot number one form
ing Tue corner of Washington and Fourth
reefs ana lots numbers nineteen twenty,
tWehty-Qhs twenty-tWo lwanty-tbree and
twenty-ionE, to'wit: lots numbers uinstapn.
twenty, twenty one and tweutv-tyyo eanb RI jrty
feet front on Short street by ono hundred and
seven ra1,f feet aud half deep between equal and
tlailei ines; Tot number twenty-five form
ihe the corner o. Fourth and Short streets and
los humbers twenty-three and twenty four
sach th3Ity 19et front on Fourth street BY one
nuauftu anu hlty taet deep. between parallel
INES together with all and singular the build
lngs ana improvements thereon, rights WAYS.
sefvltades privileges and all advantages theya.
unto belonging or In anywiss appertaining
without auY reservation
2. A UEHTAIN LOT OF GROUND s,tpatad
lying and being In the First District OF this civ,
IN the square bounded by White or Basin
Benton, Melpomene and Terpschnre streets
measuring sixteen feet trout on White or Basin
stree by ninety seven feet deep; together with
az tue building end imuroysrnents there N.
rights, ways and advantages therennto belong
ing or In auywlse appsrtaining said lot form
ing part OF the portions of lot number two Of
SQUARE number eleven, on n plan made nv j
Pile, dated thiri eth July, 1870, and deposited in
the office Of A. Mazsr eau, notary,
Ssized In the above suit.
Terms-0ash on the spot
J. r. ALICE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

arI,HE UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENT
II of THE CONSOLIDATED FIRE Elk
TIEGUISHER COMPANY tsueeessors to The
BABCUCK Misunderstanding UDpraryl for the
States Of Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi aud
Texas, fhspee fully announces that he has To-
cHted al No. 81 Rt. Charles street, under Masonic
Hall where he will ut all times be found. ready
TO supply the manufactures IF the above com
panv who are now owners OF al patents and
sole manufacturers of apparatus for the extin-
Ruishment Of fires by means of carbonic acid
gas, either dry Or In combination with water.
smaller Chemical Engines and Hook and Lad
der Trucks constantly on hand. The larger
Engines, as well as ali manner of Improved Fire
Apparatus furnished on order direct from the
factory.
Charges for Extinguishers always in stock
Send for circulars
fnhso 81 j. Il. MOORE, General Agent.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish OF Orleans No. 97G3-By virtue Of an
order Of sal7. OF date March 49, 1879. to me d.
rscted BY the honersble the Fifth District Court
for the parish Of Orleans IN the above entitled
cause, l Will proceed to -ell at public auction.
% On ths brernises hereinafter designated. on
MONDAY. March II. 1876 al 10 o'clock a. m the
following DESCRIBED prgr erty. 10 Wit
MI AND SINGULAR, THE FURNT-
JDHE, Fixtures. counters, ShelyinRs, Liquors
Wines, Bottles, Glasses D<niiiohns, aud other
movable property. etc, contained In the prem
iseS situated at No. 1856 Gfavier street, Ia the
FIRST District Of this city as per inventory on
Tile in nv Office
.. THE UNFXPIRED LEASE Of the prem
lses NO 1856 Gravier street, In the First riot Of
TINS city, at rental Of three Thousand dollars
per annum. payable IN monthly instailments Of
Two hundred and fifty dollars, and expiring on
the thirfieth u September 1872
g.. THE RIGHT OF OCCUPATION of the
said premises No. 1856 Gravier street, from the
day OF sale up to the tnirtieth Of September.
1882.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
j. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
- civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
fe27 mh6 10 20 81 81
The CITY of New orleans ys. A. ". walk

er; same Vs. James Welsh: same VS.. same:
same W: same: same vs. same: same vs..
james WelseG same Va. same:
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i9h of Ofleaus-Nos No. 24G. 80 2l5. 924t.
writs Of tleri faeias to me directed by the hon
orahle. the Third district Court for the Parish
Of Orleans, 10 the above entitled causes. tor
city taxes Of 1871 1878. 1874. 1916 1876 1877 ana
1873, will proeeed to sell ut public auction. at
the Merchants and AuctlOneers Exchange
Royal street between Canal and Cust0mnouse
street. in the Second District 81 THIS city, on
MONDAY, March 81, 1879. at II O'Clock III the
following described property - W.T.
A CERTAIN sQUAKE OF GKDUND, the
same being known and designated rs the Lou
isianaSngar Refinery, and being 81 mated u the
parish of Orleans, On the left bank OIL Lhs fSIVef
Mississippl and measuring one hun9red hud
seventy hree feet front on the pubie rQaa. ons
hundred and seventy-one fsef four lneneS ana
five lines In width in the rear, four hundred
and seventy-one feet five inches in depth on one
aide and Ave Hundred and seventeen feet five
inches In der,ih on the other side, adjoining
The property formerly belonging TO f. j. For
9 ali and now known on assessment rolls Of
mi. city az squares numbers forty-six and
fortv.aeyen of the tenth assessment district.
gnngre number Orty-six Is bounded by Della
ropde, ForstnlI Keynes and Chartres streets :
square number forty. seven il bounded by
Reynes. ForstalI, Delaronde and Peters streets
Seized In tbs above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
fer me 70 20 q 81.
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SHERIFF. SALES.
The City NJ New orleans va. L.. a. vale:

The City NJ New Orleans va. T.. a. vale:
same vs. same; same vs. same; same vs.,
sama: same va. same
fHHlRD DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
tsh Of Orleans, Nos, 2a, 1884,, % .ae3 20 1872. 42i
aud 40 e3s-By virtue of five writs Of feri faoaa,
t. me directed by the honorable the Third
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled causes, Tor city taxes Of 1874 1875
1876 1877 and 1873: will proceed 70 sell at pub.
lie auction, Of the Merchants and Auntioneers'
Exchange, ROYAL street. between Canal and
Custemhuuse streets, In the Second District of
this city, on. MONDAY, March a. 1879, ut u
o'clock m, the following described property,
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OFGROUND, situated
In the Third District If this city Ia square
number two hundred and fifty three bounded
by ~. Ferdinand. Press, hauphlne and Bur
gundy streets. designated as lots numbers
twenty eight and twenty n ne, measuring sixty
two feet front on st. Fntd nand street. by one
and hundred ten feet In Do til.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Caah on the spot
J. r. ALCEE tAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff OF tn Parish of Orleans.
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G. E. GIRARDEY'S
calendar Of Weekly Auction Sales
OF
REAL ESTATE, BANK And OTHER STOCKS,
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE
III. Charles Auction Exchange
On the following days.
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE

L aATURDAY April 5.-For account of the sue
eession of r. y. Cotfay.
aundry notes and open accounts.
Var account of the succession of Henry Hope
Stanley.
ss shares Of 500 each In the Levee Steam Cot
ton Press Company.
ss7 shares of $50 each In the Bank Of Lafayette
Tx shares of $50 each Of the Southern Bank
shares Il he yaGsrsen ha nan,
81 shares Of the Patent Roofing and Tile Com
panF.
y Esegss dg gT hsd tss as arhve
The square Of ground formed by Olympia, Mn-
rat, Banks and Baudia strpets.
If Massrs. Ellermann Il Coz the personal
effects of the late deceHsed.
The desirable farm and orchard property,
known as the Drouet place, situated on each
side OF the Metairie road
The one.story frame dwelling, opposite the -.
Charles Street Raj road Stables. and next
adjoining the foundry on Magnolia. between
Efato end Clio streets.
The neat double moment one story frame q e ~
ags forming the senhT s nas nf be R <, 1e
Market.
The frame cottage built retired from the street,
next adjoining the above deserioea' ga -
The three story brick store and dwelling No,
24A Tehoupltuuas street near -. MARY
The ane'story brick store and dwelling, Nos.
ioi and 100 Cont. between Dauphine and
The onalstory frame dwelling. No. 4a6 Chip
peyya between Seventh and Eighth streets
The neat and newly built one story frame cot
tepe on Uustomhouse, between Broad and
Dorgenois streets.
EATUHDAY, April 12.-For account Of the sue
cesaion If Jean Rey.
The two story brick dwelling. forming The
northeast corner of st. Philip and 81. Claude
streets.
For account OF the succession Of Edward D.
SeRhers.
An Improved farm In the parish Of Tang pahoa,
La.
The two-story frame dwelling, forming The
southwest corner OF Julia and ntyades
streets
The han dsome and newly built two story frame
dwelling. M. u Uonrey. between Ptytania
and st. Charles streets.
The three choice buiiing lots on Sixth. between
PrytBnia and st. Charles streets.
The choice residence site and building lots on
st. CHARLES, between Washington avenue
end on 0ontey. between St Charles and
Prrtnnla streets, and adjoining he residence
of Meesrs. Armstrong and Jeanrenaud, aud
In enc pf the ~ Ost desirable ighbOrhoods
of the Garden District.
The row Df nine tenement frame houses. form.
Ing the southeast corner OF Jackson aud
Howard Streets
frat rate business stand forming the south
east corner Of Malpone enc and Freret streets
The two double tenement frame dwellings next
adjoining. on Freret, between MI lpumene
and Tel psiehore streets.
For terms and full particulars. see descriptive
ard official advertisements, and plans Mt the
office of the auctioneer No. 81 Camp street.
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- the sixth and seventh Municipal ID stricts
OF tho parish Of Orleans. No 995-By virtue of
an u las writ OF tleri tcias, to ne directed by
the honorable the Second judicial District
Court for the Sixth and seventh Municipal
Districts Of the parish IF Orleans. In the above
entitled cause. ! will proceed 70 sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Aue' oneeIs' EX-
change. Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY. March 81 1919 at II o'clock
M, the following descrbed property, T. wit
ONE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. which
may be- seen Mt my office
Seized in the above suit
TerIns-Cash on the spot
J, II. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX
civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh19 26 81