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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-03
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GRAND ECOKE- Fer steamer Josse X Boll-l4o
balea cotton to Board of Underwtitera-ltv to ]
Burbridge &oo-io8 Wemnley Sco-b7 to Ren-
shaw Canmaok &oo--3A w Hack &oo-25 Payne.
Kenusuy Av,- -N5 Meyer, Wells aoo-l6 PC GtbeTt-
II IIanmonds Il .dds &oo-li o 81 II L Cop
Chntte Hamilton IL Powell-5 L l. Airey &oo-5 to
Hritt0u IL Mays0n-s Keiifsr & Gardnsr-s Phil
ppi &oo-3 Copger q Kelly-2 to Il L Buokuer-2
Cyrus Bussey--a Lehman. abraham Zoo. to jno
Cnatis Il soDs--a s Thomas Goo to iardrer u
Copp-t Ciapp Tros &o0-i 10 Flash, Preston &oo--,
schmidt d. Tieg sr-i Hy Plsuohs &co--t q w Son
toll &oo-l Graham, Black &oo-2sso sacks cotton
seed N q Cotton Seed Association 90 hhds sugar to
Jnn ChAHs soDs-2a do X M Walmaley &oo-tt do
Jonger e. Kelly-l7 AR Miltenberger a. Pollock to
| Payne hennoHy &on- 81 bbls molsssos to Ronshaw,
| Cammaok Soo--rr Nalle & Csmmaok--3 Anderson Il
imps,n--l Oapp Bros &co-62 head hrgs to Noel &
Wooten--5o do AyooCk. Mitchell &oo-600 pos stavea
bbl peas hhl hidas bdls hidea Beer l bnle Of
hides bds hides bdl p"ltriea VIM Mohen4 hides
| bdle ssins to erder--l bale wool to J Gihort-S
bpls pea. bf do Mouton-i2 hidon l. Terre-
bonne--i bale hides pkGe egga John Adams dco
hides Payne. Kennedy &co-a bbls peas hf do
J E IIatrel-l bits hides H"rter Fennor-lO snokH
peas Dbl wax Jno L Gibbons &oo-snndries to or
derTotai Gas bales cotton 2s50 saoks cotton soed "
hhda sugar iO1 bhl, moasses tih heat hogs
WASHlNG GTON-Fer steamer Yasoo-52 bales
ootton tJ j w Burbridge &co~-J4 do Lehman, A bra
ham &co-3o II NJ Welmsley &co-"0 to II @ Now
| man--ie Payne, Kennedy &oo-p to Mouton-6
offer & Ghrdnor-5 Norwood Il Richards , Rem
shaw, Cammnok Aoo-3 Meysr, Wss &CH-2 Ter
trou-2J j NJ Latimsr &co-l Nalle e. Cammaok- to
i q Gihert--,lI hbds sugar l3H bbis molass-s to
J w Burbridge &oo-is do 10 hhda sugar Jno Chate
& Sons A do hb,a olasses TOD II Wilnerding-5sT
saOka nctt"n ased To q Cotton Seed AssooiatOn-i
bb hides halo wool Z Casse-l2 hides bdla skins
p Deavallsdo-i bdle hides j NJ Laiimor Goo
do Rykoski Il Mnnnde -sunirioR to order otRl iSG
bales cotton II, hhds sugsr l5a bbs moasses 521
sacks on'ton eeed
MINDEN-per steamer Alexnddria-Rt7 balos OF
cotton to 40 Cbaffe IL Some - do to RChnrdson &
May-l27 Jurey g. Gillis-44 $ Rawlins- III AL
lisUn &oo-Yi q w SsnteI &co--i7 ChatIs, Hamilton
Il Pcwell--l7 M Walmsley &oo-3 Jno Il Haidio A.
oo-sundriss To nrdor-TotAl 926 baios cotton
BAYOU LkFOU rCHE--Psr steamer Assumption
81 hhds sugar hbIs moasses to BeltrsDA" do ~
hhds sugar A len, Nu2eut &co-6 do j Nj Walsh
surdriss to order-Tots H. hhds sugar 54 bbs mo-
asaes
BAYOU GOULA-par steamer Whisper-s hdla
hi tea 8 tub bu ter 10 J BRtta-I bales moss to X
Gross-i do l. Choppin-sundries TO order
LOWER UOAST-ror steamor Emma Irvine
Sundriss order
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X ports.

UELSING HQRG-Pe bark AustraliR-2i0O bales
cotton
ROUEN- Per bark Nellie Moody 1891 bushels
corn In bulk
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hAROyJ Rg,Ea W.

INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW OH
LEANS. COAST AND LAfOURCIYK
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at 8 y. m. and FRIDAY
gt 10 o. IN.
IT, - FOR WAY LANDINaB ON CCsAST
S6n&31JE and Bayou Lafourche-Tne Ne.
'~""~"@~~~ passenger packet
BELLE,
Max Blanchard, Muster.
John Webre and O. ]. Blanchard. ClvgsB.
will lenye as above, returning down tho pnass
evory SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. In dAyllGs1sv
For freight or passHse apt,ly 0nboard or To
v II. BERNARD. ST. Le1&3 ht.
3. HENO 30 Conti st.
,. B.. - Goes through to Lockport on she
Thursday trip.
SEMI WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU LA~
FOUHOHE.
Leaves ev6ry TUESDAY nj p.rn. and EjATEJSs-
DAY ut 10 O. ms
TNesst@sN" ASSUMPTION,
r. a. Charlet master
Eiw. Ncoile. and J. W Ila&rone, clsran
will ieavo Us above. renrninR down tho f9ossas
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In dny ltghs,
For freight or passage apply on board OF TO
IL, RIVET.
l0b Decatur, near st. Louis Hsveas.
p. .B.-Has olerk on the landing during The
day. ut tho head Of Bienvile street to gooaiv8
freight. nol9 sBo
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He'd RIyer nncs Ts

He'd River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
PORTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA
,ClFlO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of lading and through passen.
ger tickets TO All landings ON Rod river and nj
railway stations in TeKas. The best route to
TT. =. FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFyER.
kkss&@k son, Hot Springs, and all landings
In Texas.
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KTEAM BOATS.


IT, s CINCINNATI AND NEW on
aAatEEss3AM loans -, Southern Trensportatic,
"@s~sSs"'~A' Line-Steamers Of this line will
leave as follows:
u. r.. sCHENCK...... l.. Onrter master
Leaves SATURDAY. April 3. ut bp.m
GUIDING sTAE..........W, B. Miller master
Leavea tn EaDAY. April s. nj g p.m.
ROBERT MITCHELL ID. Moore mnstef
Leaves THURSDAY. April 3. Mt e -. IN.
For Cincinnati. Louisville and iniermehiats
IandinRe, connecting at Cincinnati with paoR.
ets for a. points above to PittsjurR.
For freight or pgaeagb apply OF board, or 10
J. y. BUHDEAU, Agent.
uola II l3b GraviOr street.
IT. TBESTEAMERSO OF THE SOUTH.
.kiBs4assalkk t ern Transportation Limo loave Now
~s-@Ess-~S-@ 0rlenns for Cincinnati and all
poipts on tho Gho river rs follows:
TB0MAa NHEWLssCK- TIL uRSDAY Aprll !
u. v. hCMESEM .....-....B .BA TUhDAY. April 3
CLUBBING sTA@ ..TU EBDAY, April 9
WOREAI MITCHELL HUKSDAY, April $
EDEBEN Ws1LE......... SATURDAY April 10
VISA KNbE. E..,...........TUE EHDAY April 10
PARIS q. H@GWN... TIL HURSDAY April IL
GOLDEN GROWN. ...... SATURDAY, April II
saULbEN EHCY.. ....... ~ tuesday,. April 20
Va. NJ. SPRINGER ..... TUURHDAY Aprij "a
EMAWIEs sT0Rd- AN. SATURDAY. April %
NEW MARY SOU sTDs UEHDAY April ~
J. r. BURDEAU, Agent.
mh14N 1ab dravler street.
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lseIGlIF RIVER.

REGULAR BFUF RIVER PACKET
LonveB SATURDAY. April 3, ut 8 .. m.
Ea--s FOR EASON'H FERRY, POINT
AsssiEt ssiES YR Jefferson. Alto, Red Mouth and In
P'sSsss@0Ss& ter mediate landings on Bout river
Tho Al packet
Jas. Hamilton master Sam Gwartney clork
will leave as abovo For freight or passago ap
ply on board, or to
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TIE
STEAMERS LEAVE MONDAY, THEsDAl
THURSDAY AND HATuRDAY.

Freight for Brownsville I5 per cont of tnriff
ex0opt grain. which fs ut special rate,
Through bills ladinG signed to ail points
on tho Houston and Texas Central and q. II
and D. A; =, H., Int md 0reat Northern Rail-
road. and New OrleanG and Texns Rnllrond
San Antonio freights received Gnd Forwarded
via Cllnton nnd GAL. Ii. and Ban Antonio Rail-
road.
Frelghts for Gonzales. Hallettsvlle. Rancho.
etc, received via Clinton or 0uero.
L1Rh'oraFe to Corpus Christi and Brazos III
any, at risk and expense of consiigneos.
the. depot of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad. foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
8 m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until o. III.
at agents office. or at tho ferry landing. on
morning of departure
Through tickets will be Issued from this Office
TO tho principal points on the Houston. Texas
gentrGl Railroad, on tho International and
Railroad.
CA. WHITNEY d CO.. Managers.
ool G Corner Magazine and Natchrg ats,
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u~Sswmys
MAXINE NE w 3.
OFHIOH NEW OHLEhNH DEMOCRAT.
April ,. 1880.
svpm~

Sw lark Australia. Pahlsos. for Helsipgborg. swe-
DEN Hobt Uerlein
Br bark Nellie Moody, Doty. for Rouen-
Norton e. Bell
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An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
system Is Malakoff Bitters.
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0PEEAD UHAH.
TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA.

FOR BAYOU TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA
RIVER,
Leaves SATURDAY, April g. at 8 o. NJ
IT, FOR ST. MARTINSVILLE. NEW
,s!a$9ss1satl Iberia. Jeanerette, FRANKLIN. Cen.
S'=-.--s~ trev1lle, Pdttersonville and all inter.
mediate landings on Bayou Teche and Atcha-
falaya river--The new passenger steamer
JOHN M. EHAMRFR~,
T. r. Muggah master. T. X. Voorhees, clerk
will leave as above. For freight Or passage
apply on board, or to
GEO. b. HITE. No. 142 Gravler street
ap1 J. K. OARLIN, No. so Magazine st.
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SATURDAY vIOKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at Sd, m.
IT. ~ FOR VICKsBURG. DAVIS BEND,
NatcheZ, and all intermediate land.
inR5-The passenger packet
AATCNEZ,
T. p. Leathory. master. J. II. Muse clerk
connecting at VicksburR with the PariBot Line
for Yazoo. Tallahatohie and Euniower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis. Will, give through bills Of ladlng to
Monroe and oil stations on the VicksburR
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad via Delta. La.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight Or pasbAge apply on board. or to
JOHN JANNEY 1O6 Common st,
J. II. OARLIN, so Common st.
Will sign through bills lading to stations on
tho Vickshurg. Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
at same rate Ms other boats.
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LO w ER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
a. m. and SATURDAY at 2 .. m.
r. - FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE
k.ss.$.aassal ala Hacbe. Greenwood, Plantation
s'@1.ssza--A TeIre aux Rceuf, and all plantation
landings-The new 0ne and fast stearaer
EaaTA IRVINE.
IA. Ruiz master. e. NJ. Vallette clerk.
leaves as above regularly, returning to the city
early In the evening on alternate days. For
freight Or passage apply on board. head Of Qou-
Il street. au1I
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BTkA nj R9n ATS.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.


i The following cases are fixed for trial for
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1880.
4 No. TTS7. State OF Louisiana Va. Charles An
ms. 77Ss. State Of louisiana W.. Raymond Do
mtpge. alias Dominick.
Ne. 1901. Heirs Of Amos Adams We. heirs OF j.
b Stark ct ais.
No. 7Ts2 Succession OF William Silliman.
No. TITO. William J.. Jackson W.. Il. =. Miller
mp. 77T7. Anna 9. Miller VS.. M. Georgia Miller
No. TITO. Widow ylleor Duzas vs.. the town of
M. ma. State National Bank Of New Orleans
VA. Marie p. Evans and husband.
No. 778O. John A. Williams n %. VIZ. Mrs. Elise
8chumAllneki and husband.
No. 77ei. Robert A. Hunter vs. W. +. Black
No. y7s2 +. M. Roxdale OF III. Va. Fred Selp.
president police Jury. OF al.
No, 77sS. Henry bchorten vs. VIM. g. Booth.
No 77ss Fanny Campbell. widow. ETC.. vs..
Christian d, Owens aud wife.
. No. 77s7. T. w. Robins. sherif. We, d. M. G..
M. 77ss. John A. Stevenson Va. E. j. Brown ct
No. 1850. Allen Nugent h Go. vs.. Il. J. Cham
plln. Major Knapp, lntervanor.
No. 77oo. Both. DeBlieux Il Co. vs. Joseph Ho-
1Ard ct ais.
No. 77ol. Daniel Fletcher We. I'll. M. Jeter.
no. 770l; Mrs; "A. J: Jackson. Administrative.
w. VIM q. Niche and Robert Murdoch
No. TIES. Marguerite Wiley Va. Louis JarreRu
Of al.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

Gounod's masterpiece. Faust was pre-
scented last evening by the Abbott English Op-
ora Company to another very large audience.
Il VIZ noticed larger sprinkllng OF the old
hAbitues OF the theatre than since the company
\ b6gAn itS engagement. which In m Indication
NJ that our own people are recovering from the
,s1atigues OF the carnival festivities. TINT have
NRrobably never been Rayer or more numerous
Than this year. :.
The Opsra was interpreted by Emma Abbott
u Marguerite. Zilda Beguin M Sieboi, Tom
Carl As Faust. and Mcdonald az Wtphtsto.
VI The two last singers are cpmparatively new
4 10 New Orleans. and appeared Tor the frat time
here In very trying anu artistic parts. For this
reason and others we defer an appreciation OF
the performance to another day
# Tonight Romeo aud Juliet. also by dounod.
will bo presented by the company.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
M The large audiences which have attended
/ 0yery performance Of the EvanReline oOmbina-
H fion teettfy to the merits nf the company; The
X play NV AMI elne--ia full Or humor and intro
duoeB many novelties. and Ia peri prmed Ia =
Ne manner which brings prominently to the front
eii tie best points II will certainly keep an au-
Qience In good humor, aud It. IL cafe to pre-
dict full houses Rs long as IL holds the boards
II u Will be repeated tonight.
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.H.'W. Martin, VIM. @. Harrison and Wilbert
Sharp. CARRYING concealed weapons: Superb or
Criminal COURT under bonds Of $2so each
Y Jas. Money. Juvenile vagrant. waa sent to the
Boys House nf Refuge.
Valentine Fuches. grand larceny: $500 ap-
peRrance bond.
Emile Patroy. alias The Chicken. assault and
battery; &2k9 appearance bond.
John j. Flynn, assault and battery: $3.50 ap-
pearRnce bond.
Naspar White. larceny: $3.50 appearance bond.
Ebenezer Johnson. larceny; $3.50 appearance
bond.
Mike MCGUIRE. assault and battery; $3.50 ap-
peArance bond.
Jacob Rath. carrying concealed weapons $3.50
appearance bond.
John Beckler. breach OF the peace: $500 ap-
pearance bond.
W. M. McEntee. willtul and corrupt perjury
500 appearance bond.
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MUSTERED IN.

Last evening tho German Battalion was mus
tered into tho Louisiana State National Guard.
u their armory on Dryadea street. BY Col. Glenn.
i. Walker. Inspector General. Cen. W J.
Behan assisted. with some members OF his
stan.
Four companies answered the roll and were
duly received and regularly enrolled.
They were Company "A. Cant. O. Tennison
Company b, Capt. Chas. r. Buck; Company y.
Capt. ID. Schumacher; Company ID. Capt. +. L..
Miriam,
Col, Reichard. after the muster took out his
me battalion for a march through our .prtn.
GpRl streets. and thers headed by q fine band.
they aave instance of such progress and pro-
6cianoy In drill ~ promises them no superiors
among our crack organizations.
One com pany OF the battalion has In, some
sort seeded and refused 70 join the militia. but
Col. Reichard IL confident that they Will coon
return 10 the common banner and strengthen
his already splendid command.
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JOHN SMITH IS WANTED.

United States Commissioner Quintero has In
trust for John Smith. colored. the sum OF 81 is.
and he ID anxious that John should call and get
the amount
Fourteen John Smiths have already claimed
the money. but The Commissioner Ia determined
ID hold on to Ii until all the parishes are heard
from, and there are dozen or more from which
NO returns have been received.
The fourteen John Smiths who have already
I applied have flled the necessary ola IN and
made the proper affi iavt tn establish their
identity. but tho commissioner has no intsn.
ton OK passing upon any claim until all are
filed.
Tho money is portion OF the iudg ment paid
By the steamboat CLARA =. aud Is to com pensate
John Smith for services rendered rs a roust-
about
Arrangements will be made TO meet the rush
expected to. day. aud John smith Ia requested.
Ii the absence OF the ommissioner. to inquire
Tor Chief Clerk Baker.
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Richard A. Cross ". g. G. Gordin.

fifth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans. No. 1o.ss7-By virtue Of writ
of seizure end sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. in the above entitled
cause I will proceed to. sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street. between Canal and GUS
tomhouse etreets, In the Second District OF this
city on TUESDAY. February II. 1880. at II
o'clock M. the following described property. to
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Third District OF this city. deslg-
mated as square number twenty. bounded by
Broad. White. ODzaga and Lapeyrouse streets,
meas uring three hundred feet six inches and
five lines front on both Lapeyrouse and On
zaRa streets. and three hundred and fourteen
feet one inch and one eighth OF q line front on
both White and Broad streets; the said square
of ground being com posed OF twenty two lots.
numbered from one to twenty two inclusive,
the whole as per plan drawn by 1. Surgi. late
surveyor. on the twenty-secOnd OF August. 1896.
and deposited In the office OF Theo Segherg.
late notary public IN this city together with
rights. ways. privileges servitudes and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or In anyw1s0
| appertatning. Being the same property. ae-
quired by the defendant herein BY purchase
from the Mechanics and Traders Bank III the
proportion Of two-thirds. and from the New Or
leans National Banking Association In the pro-
portion of ne-third as per act before Pierre
Charles Cuvilller, notary public In this city.
dated July 5. 1873.
Seized Ia the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
a1G faGl
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L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
II ish OF Orleans. No. lO.431-By virtue Of q
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer:
chants and Auctloneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
In the Second District OF this city. on TUES
DAY, March 2. 1890. at IL o'clock M, the follow.
Ing GEhSzlR EST Or GROUND together
with all the buildings and improvements there-
on. situated in the First District Of this city, In
the square bounded by Willow. Claiborne. Cy-
press and Hevia. now Lafayette streets. deeig-
mated by the number seven. in square number
six. on q plan drawn by L. III. Pile, surveyor.
on the third OF January. 1916. and deposited In
the Office OF A. Chfapela latO notary In this
city. said lot measuring twenty-sfx feet one
inch and two lines front on Hevta. now Lafay-
cite. street. twenty -six feet front on Cypress
street, one hundred and sixty-six feet deep on
the side nearest. Willow street. and one hun
bred and sixty three feet nine inches and two
lines deep on the side nearest to Claiborne
street. all American measure. Which said
property was acquired by defendant herein
from John Hoey by an act executed before ]. r.
Beard. late notary In this city. on the twenty
seventh day OF March. 1B49
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. III.
J. r.. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
foe m
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succession Of ). B, Letorey vs., Mrs. Wary

A. Hazard Widow Louie Cormier.
G1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish q Orleans, No. $685. By virtue q q writ
orabie the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled q ca1se VII, pro-
and Auctioneers' Exchange. ROYAL street. be-
tween Canal aud Gnstomhouse 1 streets IN tn the
ruary II. 1880 at - o'clock M. the following de-
a CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the First District OF this city. In the
square number twenty SIX bounded by Canal.
Jackson. Roman and Prieur streets. and meas
nring in American measure about fwenty-one
feet front on Canal street by oue hundred and
nine feet In depth. being, part Of lot number
twelve. adjoining lot number sleven. together
with one tenement two story frame building
known as No. 1878. The said lot Ut ground
forms part Of larger portion Of ground which
was acquired by defendant herein from The2 e
dore Frois. per at passed before Louis !.
Caire. notary public In this city. on the frat day
of May. 1s49.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ja16 Is 80 feo 1917
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF SALES.

SHERIFF SALES.
Paul Il. TheaFa W. via. g. Dupont ct nj.
K 1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans, No. 10.sts-By virtue OF a
writ OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable, the Sixth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause. /
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Custemhouse streets
In the Second District OF this city. on TUES
DAY, March 2. 1880, al IL o'c ok M, the follow
Ing described property, % wita1,,,,
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. rights, ways, privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging or In any wise appertatn-
Ing. situated In Suburb Franklin. Third Dis
triet of this city. and designated by the num-
Der one In square number ninety nine. on 2
November 3. 1856. and deposited and annexed
to IN act passen In the office Of r Seghers
late notary In this city. on the fifth Of Decem-
Der. 1856 said lot forms the corner OF Washing
ton Avenue and st. Avde, now Claiborne.
street, and measures. French measure, thirty
feet front on Washington Avenue by one hun
dred and twenty. six feet six inches in depth
and front on st. Avide. now Claiborne street.
Being the same property acquired by the late
Gabriel Dupont, from plaintiff herein. rs Dor
net passed before v. "A. Bienvenu, notary. on the
twenty seventh Ct January. 1877.
Heized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ja30 fec 10 30 ~ mh2
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Ar THE CAPITOL.

All was quiet and still at the State House yes
tefdAy. The members of the Legislature were
onjoyink their holiday outside. and the doors OF
The departments we're closed. Several OF the
o0mmittees met aud remained Ia session for q
ADnDrt time, and there waa also q prtvA'e meet
1u9 Of the board OF gu pervisors OF the Louisiana
University and Agricultural and Mechanical
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DIRECTORY:
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur.
order and many modern improvements intro.
duced to ensure the comfort of patrons. The
house is unsurpassed In all that goes to make
will continue to merit the popular favor which
has been accorded 1t In the past.
PARTIES returning home will do @ell to call
elsewhere,
oc6 4 MYE6S q 6A6TG1A
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l kose .aof yellow paper, hanging on . tall
0&Ntcnor, the scenes which no had been relate
~ 10 II one Of the most entertaining evenings
4 4 "a have spent. and hope Mr.. ReRamey will
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First District Court.

s@ NOLIE pR0SEQuI.
Isaiah Davis larceny-The accused was once
tried and mtstrial was the result.
CONVICTED.
6enas Jones. obtaining money under false
pretenses.
ACQUITTED.
Etlenne Populus. larceny
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y. J. Fox. M. d.. to d r Fox. NJ d., one IN
divided fifth OF two thirds of piece or ground.
situated on the right bank Of the river. at the
corner Of Patterson and SeRnin streets; one
undivided fifth In lot In faubourg Duverne.
between Seguin and Bouny streets. $t2bo.
Succession OF II. Hotter ct ais. to Henry Wahr-
mann. two lots with buildings. bounded BY
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