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The pIa~ue I'm IesIy.

LONDON, January IA dispatch frou
Rome TO the Standard says: Very sad &c
counts are given OF the condition OF thu
populations In the northern provinces OF
the former kingdom OF Naples, where fever
IL epidemic over large districts. Ia popu.
lation of $1,000 the sick amount to 80. 000
persons. The deaths from July to Deccnl-
Der, 1870, amounted to 3,423.
American Influence In tho Pacific.
PARIS, January 12.-The Nord brussels
newspaper, discussing German emigration,
says: "AII doubt whether Germany will
ever be in condition TO contend with Eng
lish and American influences in the Pacific.
A State confined within the narrow limits
OF the Baltic, and possessing only two forts
on the North sea, cannot balance in those
remote regions the influence OF America"
German Distrast OF France.
LONDON, January pa dispatch from
Berlin 70 the Times says: Particular atten-
ton is now being paid here TO the develop
ment OF affairs in France. II was hoped
that time would remove national antipathies
and that war might be altogether avoided,
but this hope has been much shaken by re-
cent events in France. The new French
Cabinet, and particularly NJ. de Freycinet,
the premier, is mistrusted, the latter being
regarded as a creature Of NJ. Gambetta.
Affairs i'm Afghanistan.
LONDON, January ia dispatch from
Candabar to the Times says: The leader
OF the Hcrati troops has been decoyed into
the city, and put to death by Ayoob Khan.
No reports have reached here confirming
the announcement that Abdul Rahman
Khan, the pretender to the Afghan throne,
had arrived at Balkan.
British Occupation OF Herat.
PARIS, January 12-The Russian press
and various continental special correspon-
dents now pretty freely discuss the prOba-
billties OF the British occupation OF Herat.
The Distress in Ireland.
LONDON, January IA correspondent
OF the Press Association reports that the
distress in Ireland is increasing. Five hum
dred inhabitants OF the county of Limerick
are on the brink OF starvation. They pro-
ceeded to-day in body to Groom and OBJ
tanned four cart-loads OF bread.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, January IA Vienna dis
patch says: Fighting between the Alba
mans and Montenegrins has been ncessant
since the 10th instant, both sides receiving
Prince Nikita will shortly
90 to the seat OF war;"
A Berlin dispatch says: an. Doubril
had private audience with the Car, du-
ring which he was ordered to make some
important statements to Germany concern
ing the movements OF Russian troops in
Poland"
HALIFAX January 12.-The steamer Plain
Miller. from Newcastle for New York. put
into st. Johns, n. F., for repairs, having
sustained serious damage in hurricane.
The captain and seaman were washed
overheard.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, January IL. 1880.

MONDAY, January II. 1890.
Country Produce.
Appies: s26i3.50 q barrel.
BseSDGE: zoe. p %.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, ls@22c.; fair
5oTa Neal: 62c. . bushel for country; zoe. for
'it3} rped fruit: Apples. 567c.; peaches peeled,
Sml2Xc.; unpeeed, "A &c.; cherries, l5c. y n.
FosisETafEeys; 5Io9i2Ys.ra b.; chickens, SO
EgGs: In barrels, l5c.; In crates, &c.
Fathers: Prime lve-goose 45G47'. eowwon.
20 a35c turkey tail, 15c. q d.; turkey wing, Toe.
'Parsesd: sl.2o@sl.25 . bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl05, cover, $4,000.
9 2dtsiol S"ieG Ir fIRe s9i in.hel 5o@eoc.
Pork-Dressed, Sac. q 10.
lard: Country, &c.
Rue: 7jc a busheL
SUmac: Prime. Ijc.
BaIsd StrGD: 45@60c.
T0fiOlO. 5(G sc. = n. $1,000
IH0oi: Washed. 40G45c.: unwishej. 25
gurry wool viii bring from 3 10 &C. q ID less IMAM
.bOye rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
rsyasrt. Kose. dale, $3.50 "a barrel.
LINE: Agricultural S0 Toe. = bushel; RoskAnd,
rs. according 10 quantity; Jolnter sonish-
tngl n +: Glenn's Falls. $4,000.
Pta$ier: Lumn. 1880; ground, vs.; oaleiDed
master, tl.50@sl75.
Tar: Large size, s3.20@t3'oO'
Dry Goods.
g,o,,,, Shesttn0s ana Shfrtfs1s: "A wanchss-
ter, 10; I Manchester 6sc.: Manchester. oac;
Al James River 7c.; JAMES e ayeri $9ni,C.
lille. 6sc:4- A Rockbrid2e. 7c.: Z RocAori & DC.
4 a ". CcnesIoga. Sc; : q. Conestoga, 7e.: -.
Conesrosa. &c l0.i rsperhl 2oc'' io-4 0'''
POI sils eSGnSS Siri "a Ga sseefngs
sutta, 49,; A Masonge, los. "A h 10
Xvondale. 7c.: Al social. sSc.; A An9sssas
a%c.; Whltestone. 9Sc.: BaraseY, o.. Res
Dog, 5sc.; Fruit-Of-the-LoOm, lOAe.; b. = s.itnat,
tbq,n zoe: lO-4 CIV Mills 25c. 80
Byoicn DrtNs: Petersoprg; 7hc.; Graniteyiit'
o.: Rockbrldge, A. Sc: "A &c. ~.
Denfas: Harlem I24c; Boston steam Mills sH
o5 pr!n'3 T.: A 9piae. &C. Sc Mansnessr,
washington, To-; Hamilton. &c. AerrimscA. &c
Mallory, 7c. oriental, 7c.; Pariac 7sc Arnan,
7%c.; SOalh Bridge. 7c. 49,
Gam6rics: Rice. 7c.; ERgllsh. 54;.
Drugs, DyestuTs. Oiis, &C.
4teoscl: $3.50 p gallon. ,..,
dozen.
C5cklnsai: 81 . N.
E1troei If L0gwo9d: La.
Indigo: sl@sl.l0.
Maddsr: l24c. ar
AK: whale Use: straits. 45G50c.; Labrador
cod oi; 5O60Oc.: lard. 1oc.: sweet 70 uct6 !;
-, dad a. 40 castor 81 As a gallon: Virgins
iubrictiny' 306s50c: kerosene. l0Se, cash, , rai'
lon.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c. seseca, without TOP, 3oeS
4bc. - ,>.,,. "a. Go
Aperican, 2kG4c.
Spirtts ItlrDsatfns: ooe.
Foreign Fruits and Capdy.
pan,fy. 196el4c. y 70.
Lemons: Messina. " So -. -. W.
o-dn0es. Boxes, S3.75S3i q boz; cases, va
lenta, S7@S7.1o !.
groceries. &c. l..
Bacon: Shoulders. exc; clear rls,slces W W
ribbed, skc.: yirginia shon,aets;; :.
s%foc. ;: sman. i0@iic., sasar-enred. ip]@Ilc
pisir has, Iegl0ic. stock bgh''
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Political.
,,rpTINc NE TUE IOIrIcTANA IFGTgr A

MEETING OF THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORPHANS, January 12.-The Legis-
lature meets to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WiltZ, who has been i'll for two months, is
steadi ~ gaining strength, and will be able
TO participate IN the organization OF the
Senate. He will probably be inaugurated
Governor Wednesday or Thursday. Bal
lottng for United States senator commences
tomorrow. Ex-Governor McEnery and
Congressman Gibson are prominent candi-
dates.
Later.-R. n. Ogden was chosen Speaker
OF the House to-day.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, dc.
NEW MUSIC-HOUSE,
Ola MAIN STREET.

Sole agents for the KNABE piA Il SOB EstEf
ORGANS, DECKER BnoIhEkS, TIA ~ NU'; as i.
also, sECOND. HAND PIANOS from $40 10 s'oo
aT aTss s socR Of SHEET MUSIC with all the latest
P?ISE PRESENTS for Christmasss i nc, nm
nsadsome assortment or MuslC-fU1nnall v"'V''
a tsIs. soaim H'"" RAMOS 4 MOSES,
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January g. Noon.-Stocks buoyant.
Money on call, 5d6 Der cent. ExchsDse-konR,
ASH; short, 4S4. State bonds dun. Governments
strong.
Erentng.-MOney, @ ror cent. Exchange, 4S2.
Governments strong and higher; new SIS, 1034;
~ per cents, 1919; PER cents, l04s. States nomi-
nal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 12-Virginia 6's, consols,
50A; second series, 274 past.due coupons. TAN
new l0-40's, 37a. North Carolina IS, Old, 2G4.
Bid to-day.
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Forty sixth Congress.-SecOnd Session.
WASHINGTON, January l., 1880.
SENATE.

! Mr. Herman introduced joint resolution
| for the transfer OF so much as may be ne
cessary OF the Bedloes island, New York,
harbor from the War 10 the Treasury De-
partment, TO be used for marIne-hospital
purposes. Referred.
Mr.. Paddock introduced bill to author
ize the appointment OF commissioners TO
ascertain and report losses sustained by
citizens Of The United States on account oil
Indian depredations, and 10 adjust claims
accruing therefrom. Referred.
Mr. Wallace introduced bill to provide
for the appointment OF stenographers for
the circuit and district courts Of the United
States. Referred.
Mr.. Maxey, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. reported, with amendments,
Senate bill for the sale OF a portion OF the
Fort Worth military reservation. Placed
on the calendar.
The Senate took up and passed number
OF private bills for the relief OF individuals,
and the bill for the support OF the West
Point Military Academy, with amendments
reported by the Committee on Appropria-
tions.
The Senate then took up the special or.
der, being the bill to prevent cruelty to ami
mails in transportation. On motion OF Mr..
Thurman, IL was made the special order for
Monday next at 2 p. NJ.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Speaker proceeded TO call The States
for bills and resolutions, under which call
the following were introduced and referred.
+ BY Mr.. Ballowe, OF Rhode Island: To re-
duce the tax ON deposits subject to payment
with persons and associations engaged in
the banking Sbpainess.
BY Mr.. Robinson, Of Massachusetts,; In
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Safety Of the steamer Arraxon.

NEW YORK, January 12.-The steamship
Arragon, which left Bristol, England, De-
cember 10, and which shortly after her de-
parture was rumored TO have been lost,
reached here this morning.
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0llluarY.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January 12.-Colonei
A. .. Andrews, for many years president
OF the Charleston Chamber Of Commerce,
and prominent In connection with the coast
survey and other useful public enterprises,
died to-day aged sixty.tbree years,
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Crimes and Casualties,
NEGRO wOoD-CHOPPER DRAINED WITH A
SKILLET.

SKILLET.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NEwsoM's, Va, January 1.-TWO negro
wood-choppers working for j. l.. Barham,
OF this place, got into quarrel here Satur.
day night, when one OF them Struck the
other with skillet, the leg of which pene-
trated the front bone OF his skull. He still
survives, but the doctors have no hopes OF
his recovery. Cuffce No. fled to Carolina.
CATTLE LOST OVERHEARD.
LIVERPOOL, January 12.-Arrived, steamer
Glendowe. from Norfolk. Lost overheard
157 head OF cattle.
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YORK RIVERSINa

DICHMCND, YORK RIVERS@HaJ
hANDIdFSAPEAKE RAILROAD. sz3sk..-s..-s8s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPORTA'
TlON COMPANY, , ~.
Through freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence and all New England cities
steamers leave WEST POINT. VA, on eaeb
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon' con-
necting with trains from RICHMOND. ,,,,o
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. - .
Direct shipments from Boston pfd Boston ano
Prevalence Railroad pfd West Point, Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
yD. GRoNER, General Agent. apps
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 1.-THE following are the quotations
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
LUgs.--COmmoD. S2.50@s3; medium, 800
$3.50: good, s4Gi4.50.
LedE-C Common, s5@i5.50: medium, S6Gs850
good: s7gt7.50; nne, $l0@sI2.60; extra hne,
Sl3.50@s15.
Stemming.-Common. t2.50@s4; medium,
f4.504S6; good, $6GS7.50; tine 5000.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURING
Lug FtLers.-COmmOn, 1904; medium "a 3 0
ass; good s5@S6. J..
n $3.50; good, S9@Sl0.50; fine, s11@$l25O;
extra fine sun-cured, $l2@S17.
WrdpperS.-COmmoD, S7GesS so; medium, 80
6S9.50; good. SlO@Sl0.50: 1ne, Sl3@Sl4; ex
ira, fIl,50GSl2; extra sun-cured, SlS@S23.
BRIGHT GoODs-MANUFACTUEING
SmOkerS.-COmmon, S5tdS7; medium, S7.50G
80: good, .l2GSl550; line, S20d $50.
FHlerS.-COmmon, s5mS6: medium, S7Ms9
good, Sl0t@Sl2; fine, Sl3dsl5.
WrdDperS.-COmmOn, s12@S13; medium, sic
:25 good s30dSi0; tine, S45@s5q; fancy, SOC
@s75.
Mahogany WrdDperS.-Common, sl5mtIs.
medium. S20@S35: good, S30@S40; fine, $3.50
$50 extra, s60@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Ina FiUers-OId dark, s36450.
Leaf FillerS.-COmmon 10 medium, S48s6; goot
to line, S7@l0.
LuOs, W0rking-New dark, s2.50Mt3.
LeGE Stemming.-New dark, SfMS7.
Mason County.-New common 10 good filters, -
Dfl0.
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Powder EXPLOSION.

A STEAMER BADLY DAMAGED AND NINE MEN
HURT.
EVANSVILLE, IND, January IA keg oil
powder exploded in the forecastle OF the
steamer Idlewild, the regular Ohio packet
between Evansville and Cairo, at Weston,
yesterday, blowing off the forecasile and
the port hull to the waters edge and badly
Gripping nine OF the colored crew.
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Fire Record.
wOOLLEy-MILLs BURNED.

KEEYE, n. H., January 12.-Tebo q Car
CELLS woollen.mills, at Ashneiot, were burn
ed this morning.
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DHILADE LPHIA, RICH xcEgFS
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM Ss<s.t4asi<s
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FAIL RIVER
THRLE TINES A WEEK.-Untll further no.
lice The steamers Of this line will make tr- @eekv
Thursday and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New Enslsnc
Line for Fall River. - -
QUICK TIME-FEEQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
JAAES W. MCCARR. OK,
General Sout ern Agent, Richmond, Va
WI LIAM Z. CLYDE 4 Co,
General Managers,
no23 No IL South Whsryes, PnlladelpAis.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Flour.
fine s4@A.50; superlne, IS. 500s5.75; extra
s6.75@s7; common family, s7@S7.25; fancy
bran- S7GlfS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

hlChMOND, JdnudrJ IL, 1851.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels. Red, 3S4 bushels.
CORN White, So bushels. WiTed, 272 BUSH
els.
OATS.-506 bushels.
BEANS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels choice at sl.50.
Red. 80 bushels prime Lancaster at $3.50: 80
bushels mixed at S1.4l: 80 bushels very good Fulrz
at 81 .45; SO bushels FultZ on private terms; l 80
bushels pr me Fultz at ~ 46; rs bushels ful,z at
Sl.43-tOfal 3Sf bushels.
White. 40 bushels prime at 60c.; $50
bushels good at 5Sc. | OF bushels prime at 60c (:
$40 bushels very good al 59c.-tOtal, 1853 bushels.
Mired. so bushels very good at 5Sc 222 bushels
very good at 5Sc.-total. 272 bushels.
OATS.-50 bushels prime spring al SOC.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATctLS, 4;
COMPANY'S.
JAMES-RIYER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,


ALL REG ULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlVBb
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
T. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mail,
leaves Richmond for abOye-named places every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY, at 6:30
A. ".
Fare TO Norfolk or Portsmouth. 2 80
Fare Tor round trip, unlimited. ....,'........ 90
Fare TO Philadephia... ..........,........... 03
Fare TO New York. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Fare 10 Boston ~ w
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel AID ON board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Newbern, Washington. and IarhOro', y. c., and al
landings on Tar river; Washington, ID. C., tamp
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
l.. q. TATUM, superintendent
100 Main street and Rockets.
j. W. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. &c
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-JAXuARY ID, 1850
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WASHINGTON, January 12.-The Secretary
Of War transmitted to the Senate to-day a
letter from the Chief of Engineers and an
accompanying copy Of the report of Major
w. =. Craighill, OF the Corps of Engineers,
Of a survey made on the peninsula of Ma
~ land and Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements OF the river and harbOr
act OF June IS, 1878, with view to the con-
structon OF a ship canal 10 connect the
waters OF the Delaware and Chesapeake
bays
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r.vcrrE M'NUtIIN's GOOD LOOKS
6oVkkS S', ',>rrEvigw-wEsT POINT AND THE
1 lll,a crsroMs DlSTRlcT-PgRsoNAL--'
Ei OhSV, S',,S INTRODUCED; TWO HUNDRED
roVSA '"'.Ys<pAR--BRIsF ITEMS, &c.
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WASHINGTON, January 12.-The Senate
in executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination Of Captain Homer c. Blake to
be commodore in the navy.
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NOTICE.
TO Persons Having Ballast, Sand, Etc, !,
on the Lcvee Yin Contravention Of Ordi-
nance No. 4l68, A. y.


DEPARTMENT. oT COMMERCE. CrTY HALL.
New Orleans. February ~. 1880.
YNHE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HERE.
RX P2tfd hs they - will es Howsa aoh
SEQ T.. Be 4 further ordained. ETC.. That 1t shall
ee oSer ve m
or person Ia command thereof. or any person
or persons whomsoever. to place or put. Or to
she'll river sand Of other obstructions, on the
wharf leyes. landinR Or other public place u
Oommerce Of said city. and under such re9ula-
tons. and upon such terms and conditions %
the said Administrator may order and direct In
Any. material Of the above description not re-
moved py tha n time VII ne haulsd by either the
Association. ct the risk and expense OF the
oyster shells and sand. Ellerhann, oalliope
Two water tanks. steamship Chase. oalliope
Oyster shells. Condor, Calliope street.
Oyster shells, Leary. Clio street:
Oyster shells. Louisiana Ice Company, Clio
Sand. william Henry. Post 1s. First District,
One boat. Post IL. First District.
Oyster shells and gravel. Ellermann. Erato
Hoop poles. Erato street.
sand. Jackson Railroad. Thalia street.
sand, D. McCue, Post 20.
Rock. lime and stone. ship Ida Lily. Post n.
sand. ssand Bele R1s aslrcsd, esd. IL ksoe street.
Rock. Catalina, Post %.
Spars. Terry. Richard street.
Slaves. Robert d Hardy, Posts 81 and st.
Sand. rock and gravel. Doherty. Posts 81 and
Rock. ship T. Lord. Post "a. m
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MONITION
MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
IHH OF ORLEANS.

mhn,c tha.e oI SoUt haf - ae, ALL II
Wharaao enooo ND "a TUnnpE g9M1; 9.oos.
~ shn - h, anIn ...od - NIHnHIInT HHIT
EW ~ Ruou Snls nnad ~ "a ~. =:
nth - n.oeu IL red .p aot LIZ
- macanhar 1870 a. tb horr S 70 ~ nsnecS
r.. ~ me ~ Unaaies Auctaon Mxcnan9e in me
~ tt y. Gmo 9s. Onh.Ion aG.si. ~
rT ~ H. 1nts caayi unIer nhH * vr!ue q a1
~ & - nsrish srH - nrinan o rra1 ~ ~ s9th
nvamhar aaro aa nroa,+r ~ arn;naStsr r
s @ sta a ~ ehI snta anMHVlY2aH MUn2MrfSSs H
r auartslaat uar - censji - tinuc
or aro e.e n MI "a 70 seclonS
Ely. z5a anu 1Slo 0t aes go. me
nown W ns oo ~ ~ - y .oy anu ~ u. ttrt.y
~ ~ - t o+ InS 1oslslon " Jig Sseu0s
- NJ noAph tharsn e. oLnl l - 49, -, o.aor.
herei nnoW 70 anu 81 Rg.sdYHaS a
az oerf tba ae aae M ana ane t
MIA Hat u ric+ rourt 70 tha - .th - nrasro
uhn nan aat ~ nr rfht tn ~ a,etr - o,9
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ACT.

Relative 70 the Creation Of q P0lloO
MawlstFate's COuFt IN the Fifth District.
Parish or Orleaus.
THE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBER OF THE
House OF Representatives Of the State OF
tive District. Parish OF Orleans, hereby and In
compliance with article ~ Of the constitution.
gives public notice that he will introduce q bill.
police court. with criminal jurisdiction as COM
hitting magistrate, for the Fifth District. parish
election Of judae and constable thereof, and
defining jurisdiction. territorial limits powers
and emOluments thereof.
fe II 18 n mh1 713 E. QUINN.
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The Lafayette Fire Insurance COmpnny
Of Nasr 0rlaana va Tfrnothu Tranu

The Lafayette Fire Insurance Company
cxTHN Isl psrRfCf Gfiens 0ouT g nT96y F6n nr1aaf ra
~ ish Of Orleans. No. 1o.s22-By virtue Of a
writ OF seizure and sale, to ne directed BY the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. IN the above entitled cause;
viii proceed 70 sell at public auction. ct the
street. between Canal and Customhouse streete
In the Second District OF this city on MONDAY.
March !. 1880. at u o'clock M. the following de-
scribed property, to Wit
with al. the buildings and improvements there.
purtenances thereunto belonging or IN anywise
appertaining. situated In the Fourth District Of
this city. In that part thereof commonly called
the Faubourg Ltvaudais Ia the square bounded
BY WashinRton Camp, Sixth and Magazine
streets, and designated By the number twenty
four on plan drawn by @. A. Hedin. civil en-.
eineer; under date Of January Il, 1851. and de-
Kenny. late q notary public IN the parish Of
Jefferson. In this State. Which said lot meas
ures. In American measure. thirty feet one
inch and one line front on Camp street. by
one hundred and sixty. feet one inch
and two lines In depth. between par
aqTed b defenaaHt md H..n herein b pureahss
also by purchase from the Lafayette Fire In.
surance Com pany Of New Orleans as per act
passed bef1re A.. Hero. Jr.. notary. on the
twentY-eighth Of Auguat. 1875 Last title regis.
tered In Conveyance Office In book 100. folio 6ls
Seized In the above suit.
j. 4 ALCEE aAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
ARMIES OF NORTHERN vIR.
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members Of the Associations u
the Army Of Mo- s~thern Virginia and Army OF
Tennessee are he.-eby appohtnted II tdta committee @
comrades and adm trerg Of the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN B; HOOP the .h fund 60 90 constituted ut
benefit OF his survivinA' children:
JOHN lB. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army Of North.
ern Virginia.
AUGUST REIOHAKD.
President Louisiana Divisl on. Army OF Ten
neS6ee.
james Buckner, Samuel Flow er. D. B. Calder.
J. a. Murray, OF the Army OF Northern vir-
ginia !: J. A. ChalarOn. g. Z. Bean regard. 3. D.
>StOckn,an. Fred N. Ogden, Walter " Crouch. o.
the Army Of Tennessee.
address, Box 1865. New Orleans. seS 3dp Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
PROPOSALS FOa REPAIRS.

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC J
Buildings, Room 10. City Hall.
New Orleans. February 2e, 1880.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y ut this office until SATURDAY, March s.
1880. at II o'clock M, for repairs to the cornice
cupied BY the Recorder OF Mortgages and Reg
istrar Of Conveyanees. according to plans and
specifications On flle In the ofhce Of the City
Surveyor. The work to be adjudicated TO the
lowest bidder. The city reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. Parties bidding are re-
quired to deposit with the Administrator OF FL
nance, as an evidence OF their Intention to
abide BY the adjudication. the amount or 500 In
cash. which shall be forfeited to the city In case
Of failure to sign contract. Bidders to whom
contract Ia not awarded shall have their depos-
ite returned to them on the day adjudication is
made. Proposals to be indorsed Proposals to
e. r. CHEVALLEY,
Administrator OF Waterworks and Public Build
ings. fe28 tmh6
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
WHERE TO LOOK
AvOR THE BEST FURMITURE.

IL ], Nst returned from the North with one Of
the mos. complete selections OF artistic furniS
ture. orn smects. etc. Call and examine the
lines, Raw sYlks. Embroidertes. Bobbfnet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Pap,v HangtnRs. all st the most res
vorAble pytces ocl00