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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

MEETINGS..

DICHMOND UNIFORM EN- ,,,--ssstl.
IN CANIPMENr. No. i. q. -. F. us,
Tue incmbcre Of RICHMOND Uni. = 81
FORM ENCAMPMENT NO. /, !. o.. Iyf.,W>
Wl kinson's Han ON THIS tN0ndayl EVENING.
January 20. 1850. at u O'Clock. Every member
Is expected 10 b. present. Candidates for ne de-
hers Of sister cncatnpmrnts invited 10 be present
BY order of the {. L. IL. - HEN !,
"a OE-IIk NCIlIP.
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III CORSETS! CORSETS!

We have taken ont Of our stocks all Of the COR
SETS that are soicd. and have placed them In a
basket. We sell them at the uniform price OF
Is cents. In the lot will be found CoRSETS for
merly sold at $50.
We also show a full assortment Of CORSETS,
white and coortd, in all sizes, and call particular
attention to theLADY TEAZLE CORSET at ~.
h2I LEVY BROTHERS,.
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~ sf,1TB 90
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Counsel % VIRGINIA Life Insurance Company.
No. lIGJ e,sl Nam street, Richmond Va.
ia 2f-eOi.w
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CNPAID DIVIDENDS.
VIRGINIA LIFEINSURANCE COM
PANY.
UNPAID IVlDENDS.

The dividends described below will be- paid 10 the
s'OckhOld r. respectively their lcsal repr nta-
tves upon pr senia ION Of their certificates uf stock
In case Of iOst certificates Oi OF the owner hip
and loss must be made by affidavit ana bond wi h
security given 10 indemnify the company The sub
scribrr. and all others IN IRE, ted. Forms OF All
aavii and bond will b. furnished D.; the subscriber
on application.
N0OIHEX STOCKHOLDFR EXCEPT THOSE
NAMED BELOW NEED APPLY THkfF WAS
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NTTUALHfuER BROTUERs .

RTTHALHfMER BROTHERS arc atm
giving their customers and ifiends every ai,ar.,,,
Of Low PRICES. and in confoquence are ...f,.
large quantities or GOODS. NotgithsiandIn, o..
recent heavy advance in all goods, We are .f.t.f.
ing than at
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICE,.
II will pay TO liye Us a call aud cxam,0e .....,
mense stock.
IN order 70 close out our entire stock or rfD,v.
we have reduced them as follows:
s24 CLOAKs reduced = SO: $40 Cro,ye,.
sl4 81 CLOAks TO sl2;s lj CLOAK, i, a..
SO CLoAKs to 81; sscLOAKs toss.
sHAwLs, SKIRTS. cunts. and BIAyrpr.
at cost 10 close them out Buy Your Blant.f. ,'
| save them for next winter.
look at our Extensive .to,k of BLACK ,rt, a..
LORED SILKS, SATlNS. BEOCkbF. PFKt,
and STRIPED SILKS, for eyeniny and ,lra.. 49,.
which we are offering ~ extremely low rr,c..
new and elegant hre Of SILK and CllFNrr,.r
| PRINCES for trimming sane.
Having laid in large .upoly Of TAntrr,,.
EMS, NAPKINS, TRAY-fLOIU~. bonn.
TOWELS, sHEETINGS. &c. Vs. aGg... .. .,...
call TO secure some great bargains.
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS. nr-,.g
CASHMERES. TAMI>E. CAMELs'-nAlR. .I.,
r. \
CAS-. j. complete, and vc ggaran'cetheLe.ty
the least money. Don rn 10 giycu, ..
! Black Goods.
! KID GLOVES, KID GLONE-.-We Dos. ....
received large invoice 81 elegant auI ra.... ,ln
GLOVES. In ?, 3. I. g, aui < huit.n.. 2. ...
~ pair. As We kecp largo irc ve 4r.. .,
! suit any one in qutlIl, au1 ric..
! sixty dcZrn KID GLOVES lf 2-r. anna. ..
| isa splendid lOt. winch have h.ru p.r,.i Co.,.
| ~ fur aud Ma fff. .r o. I'M
| low price 80 CLOSE til m oar.
| We have also Just rocc we'd srl.uttl
| >lLk Mi'FFLtH>. >CAHf~. Lht. I.I. DE-
| CHUES COLLARS. tIFF~. ~ AN 4uII .\ F,
Ribbons, COtSETS. HOSIERY. a..
prices.
! HAMBURG EDGINGS, HAMBURG IN.t.r.
! iNGS.-Will open on MONDAY and frr. .
| week, 400 pieces OF these good, u,m Bt. 81
yard. Wait until You see ons line hcfDr.
| sing elsewhere.
! DOMESTIC PAPER PAS loss. m,a.f ....
| just ont, nj IHALlllMfk Bl'OIliir-.
| il 24->.M&W GUl Broad .....
| -
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IL \ CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AZ Lrss THAN OLD PGl. PISS.

bVb bkNN) -l kItl.
being determined FOO reduce DIS ,ioct pr.t.
TO making change in business, has msr,,. ..
tire stock way down.
DRESS GOODS closing or' ~ and below c..'.
DRESS GOODS reduced from 81, to
30 10 20c from 20 fo lG .e.:
DOUBLE-WlDTH NOVELTIES rcluc.I
Sl25 10 sjc.:
STttL.MiNED POPlIN~ reduced foG
STRIPED MUNNl-'LOtli~At ~.r.;
BLACK and COLOEtD CA>llNERE> 81.
ducei;
ALL-WOOL CDLOEfD CA>dNEKf~ r.
4jc.; superb rq4tbty reduced finm g.
BLACK ALL-WOuL CASHMERE 40 i-.
cheap:
6Oc. BLACK CASHMERE reduced fo -....
- CASHMERE reduced 90 e1c.-
specially low price, maIr 100 GiA'h an1 ,.. .
I'D SILKS;
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS IHd ~t1I\~ t'n..
MERlNO and ALL-WOOL tNpEINI ..
greatly reduced prices.
BLANKETS closing ouf 20 r'.':
LADIES aud CHlLDEtNr lrE> ,..
much below cot;
Ana iot, of other good UD.oN r-a'ar If.,,...
ja2 Jiili Hl1 '..
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ID EDMOND THEATRE.
PI \ . II T.
THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL.
60 STRONG FROM PETERSBURG. GO
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 2srH.
THE EVER-POPCLAR rINAFORE,
with powerful cast. full chorus and orchestra.
The RI Hon. Sir Jo,cph Porter, X. {. g.,
Mr.. EUGENE JONES.
Cautain CorcOrau.. zee. Mr. GEORGE W. SCOTT.
Ralph Rackstraw...........Mr Mr.. GEORGE i. JONES.
Dick Deaceye.. ........ Mr.. THOMAS l.. MORTON.
Boat >wain's Mate Mr. \. T., RAlLo
Boat waih..................Mr Mr.. HERBERT TALLEY.
M'dshipmite. Master JOSEPH V. FRIEND.
Sergeant Of Maruc,............Mr JAMES RIDDLE.
Sir. j. WILLIAM FRIEND.
Ilcbe. JAMES KENNEDY.
Iittle Butte p..............Mr Il. W. WILLIAMS.
Flrsi Sir. JAMES ]. POWELL.
First Lord. sisters his cousins his aunts; sailors,
Inarincr, &c.
General admission Doc: reserved 'eats. 7jc.:
family circle 25c. BoX--heet opens MONDAY n
s 4. ii. at JOhnston's aud Office of Theatre.
u 2G-3t*
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Having laid in a large -upoly o. TAElr.r,,.
EMS, NAPKINS, TRAY-fLOIU> bonn.
TOWELS, SHEETINGS. &c. wc aGg.. .,...
call 10 secure some great bargains.
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nopy OF A DROWNED MAN FOUND; MYsrERI-
o1Is cAsE-REyENUE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO
rypoRTs-ATTFNPT TO WRECK A TRAIN
PERSONAL---VERY. PRISONERS IN JAiL-AN-
MAI, CHURCH MEETING-REsPECT TO GRAND
ukGTFR BJTTON. sc.
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AMUSi,NI;NN ..

WFDNESDAY-A STAG" PINAFORE COM
pNNN. j. 26-2tf
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A Novel Way to Fish.
Ja,iver Graat ~ yl1.,,,,

#@ tSliver ireak Wv. Nd Local
The winter fishing On Chautauaua Lake is
quite business. Being an iuland lake, 1t
freezes over quicker than Lake Erie. and
when the latter body is open Chautauaua
Lake has Ice enough % hold up m army Of
fishermen. There arc now about twenty
Scoops" as they are called, out on the Ice.
"The coop" Is a box about three feet square
with hole In the bottom. A hole Is cutin the
Ice and the box placed over 1t so that the two
holes match. A man crawls into this box,
and 1t being perfectly dark In there he can
zee the bottom as plain as day II the water Is
clear. Ii 1t Is not clear. u newspaper is sunk
TO the bottom under the coop, and fish passing
over Ii are easily seen. Through this hole In
the Ice a wooden fish properly weighted, il
sunk to the proper Depth aud with the cord
attached to 1t, the bogus fish is made to fly
around lively aud thereby attracts other fish
TO It's locality. The man In the coop, keeping
watch. seeing Dish Ia good position, let's
drop his heavy spear. Weighing from fifteen
70 twenty pounds, fastening him to the bot
tom. Some large fish are caught In that way.
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Peter McGnin W. mrs. Elizabeth Behas.

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= .ish Of Orleans, No. 1919 BY virtue OF
S sst Tire Fh pt re ' Gsass q .
cause, VII proceed t9 sell IT public
change. Kaytl street. between Canal and Gus
thIs city. on MONDAY, March 5. 1850. st n
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
Se5a wdoW q heh h BsSsn ana e He
suggestion Of Richard Behan. discussed, hsT
husband. whose succession has been opened
h narsb Ct orean e asr Rs Nc G
and which said interest Of the defendant CON-
sists Of her undivided one.half interest and
during marriage viii the defendant and which
property consists OF certain real estate, house,
hold furniture wagons. mules. and other
movable property. the whole as will more fully
appear by the inventory OF said succession q
se Bif s s as For the pa N 81 Of
leans: the. whole subject to the payments OF
one half OF the community debts; and partieu-
defendant In and to the following pieces Of real
estate being the property Of the succession Of
said Richard Babnn and the defendant, In tho
sane manner an lan,s % thg payment o. the ohe-
ni 2 c is Sa%q IoF oF dnouNp situated
IN the Fourth District of this city. desiguated
| said lot measures sixty three feet eleven inches
md two lines fronton Chippewa street. between
st. Andrew and Josephine streets by one hum
dred and lf,y,ni feet eight INCHES and four
lines In depth. between parallel ltnes, Euglish
measure. Being tho same property which the
late Richard Behan acquired by purchase from
Esther Kline and others BY act passed before
Daniel Israel Ricardo. late q notary public In
this city. under date Of May &C. 1859
Q, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
In the said Fourth District Of this city tlate city
Of Lafayette). and designated by the number
Andrew. Chippewn and Annunoiatlon (!ata Jer-
Pouilly. architect and assistant city surveyor OF
thts city. on the twenty-fourth day nf June.
1867. and deposited in the office Of ]. II. Ooffeo
notary In this city. as plan A.; said lot measures
thirty one feet eleven inches five lines front or
Chippewa street by a depth, bstween dual and
parallel lines of one hundred and fifty- nine feet.
and thirty one feet eleven inches and Ave lines
IN width In the rear. adjoining the lot number
nine American measure, as per said plan.
| Seized In tho above suit.
Terms-Cnsh on the spot.
]. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
fe5 II 10 26 mia 8
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JUDICIAL ADvEnr1sErErrs.
smEnlFF SALES.
Tho Lafayette Fire Insurance. Cos,pusav
ri New QrlaanA Va. Tinnthu Trnu..

Tho Lafayette Fire Insurance rOs,vusnv
OF New Orleans va. Timothy Tracy,
AIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan.
~ iah Of Orleans. No. 10B22-By virtue OF q
writ of seizure and sAle to me directed bv thu
honorable the Sixth District Court for the mar
isll of Orleans, In the above entitled ent,sa \
will proceed 10 sell Mt public auction. at thD
Merchants and Auc ionesrH' Exchange. Royal
street between Canal aud Customhouae streets.
IL the Second District of this city. on MONDAY.
March 1. 1880. Mt 10 O'Clock M. the following de-
seribed property. to wit -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with al the buildings aud improvements there
on. and all the rights. ways. privileges and ape
purtenances thereuDto belonging or IN anywise
appertalnipg. situated in the Fourth District Of
this city. In tibet part thereof commonly called
by WaAhne,o ol Oap Sixth aud Magazine
four on plan drawn w q. A. Hedin. civil en-
gtneer. under date Of January II, 1851. and de-
nostted for reference In the office of Il. Is.
Kenny. late . notary public In the parish OK
Jefferson. IN this State. Which said lot meRE-
!lrss IN American measure, thirty feet one
one hundred and sixty. feet one Inch
allal lines. Being the same property &C.
qnred by ..dsfendent herein by purchase
from Frank Won Der Haar by an act passed be-
fore M. Gernon. notary. on July "a. 1865. and
surauee Oomuany of New Orleans. as per net
passed before A.. Hero. Jr. notary. On the
twenty eighth Of August 1878. I,aet title regiH-
tered in Conveyance Office la book 100 folio Gfa
Heized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREkUy.
Owl Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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THE HAPPY ESPADA.
How the Spanish Bull-Fighter Lives in
Luxury.
from a Madrid Letter.

i'm Spain the professional bull fighters earn
yearly from SAC. 900 to S3n, 900. and no prim a
donna receives handsomer presents from
male enthusiasts and female admirers. If II
were customary for them tn go In their bare
feet, they would wear diamonds ON their toes
~ well AZ On their fingers, which arc covered
with these sparkling gems. They have
double buttons of diamonds large as mar
rowfat peas. TO button their shirt collars, and
rows OF smaller ones fastening their EN-
bruidered linen breastfronts. lii the buckles
Of their inexpresslbles, and the roaettes Of
their shoes, there are stones OF the finest
water. Spanish ladies OF rank are not
ashamed to write love-letters TO "espadas, y
and the ex-Quecn, at a recent spectacle In
Paris, cast Knowing ,glances at those In front
wondered at her. A Madeleine duchess
thought II would be wonderful II her
Majesty acted differently. All espadd. her
grace commended. was ono If natures noble
men. Tho dress OF the cspddd Ia similar to
that OF Figaro In II Barbiete. but his cap la In
black fur and his waist Ia girt with an orange
scarf. He IL expected 10 shave lipa. chin aud
cheeks. beard might hide the working Of
facial nerves produced by cowartly emotions
The espadd who respects himself after get
ting himself shaved goes to a mGnietu't, who
parea his nails and perfumes His hands. which
are strong and nervous. but. from Intelligent
and constant care. delicate looking and ella
giant. Inc fSpdda Is dandy without being
q fop. Ii he chooses he can pass his evenings
In the company Of araudeea II no IL Ill the
King sends daily h esquire after the state III
hts health, and he must he n careless dog II
he Ia not able to retire In the prime of life
from the arena on good fortune. A minis
ter plenipotentiary receives about $1,000 annu.
ally from the Spanish government. and II
obliged 10 marry for money when he depends
on hls salary as he has a SNOWY appearance
to keep up A favnrite bul-tighter has $50 DOC
a year, presents OF diamond-hited daggers
ieweless snutl boxes. rinEs. pin and studs, anc
lives ut the expense Of the Madeleine aristoc
racy.
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SOUTHERN STATE NEWS.
LOUISIANA.

The froHts have cut down the growing cane
In West Baton Rouge.
Tho Madison parish school board has re-
solved on tho establishment Of tivs white
and eleven colored public schools Ia that par
ish.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday the Their
ynometnr fell to tho freezing point: lee lay
thick both days. We nre glah 10 learn that
cane did not suffer ut all We aro informed
however, that the lrtsh potatnas already
planted have suffered severely. Pointe Oou
pen Pelican. .
"A meeting of tho Board of Itnvea Commits
Hionera or the firth lavaa district was held 81
Delta last week IL was shown that the dts
client tn keep the ieveea In repair. The par
ishss of East Carroll. Monroe and Ooncordia
were accordingly requested to raian &15,nn
eHnh for the purpose ~ making NJ the detlrl
the sums collected to he held subject tn Thu
orders OF their respective police iurles. and Il
be uaed only FOR levee purposes.
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Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish OF Drleans-
ia1h ~ % feh ~ 10


John Thuer. Agent, etc!, W, usld0re Levy
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAIt-
i ish of Orleans. No. II. 27G-By virtue OF On
order Of sale Of date February 3. 1890, to ma d.
reeted by the honorable the Firth District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. In the above e1r
titled cause will proceed to sell ut public nue.
ton. on the promises hereinafter DESIGNATED
O'clock a. m, the following described iG property
i. ALL AND SINGULAR tn Z ENTIRE COK-
Of Magazine and Gravisr streete. known as Ma.
~ Magazine street. In the First District OF this
city, and consisting Of large and well assorted
etc. AL as per inventory on file 10 my pfflee.
D. THE DEFENDANTS RIGHT OF OOUU-
PATTON to said premises up to the thistIetfa
day of September. 1880.
Haizad in the above suit.
Terms-OHHh on the spot
j. II. ALOEE HAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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mrs. tiara vVsz, wife. Etc. W. N. A.
W. her.

NbFAs AeAEM WE, WVts EGC.s VS. ~. No
Weber
L1IFTH DIsTRIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
u isb OF Orleans. No. lo,4l3-By virtue Of d
writ Of nerI facias, to mo directed by the hon
crable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
0Tfuuna. tn the Hbuy, etrttfetf eHuse. witt PRO
coed to stll ut public auction. ut the Merchants
and Auetionesrs' Exchange. Royal street, ba-
tween Canal and CustomhoUse streets. In the
Aeeond Diatrtct Of this. city, on MONDAY. Eab-
ruHry 49, 1890 nj IA o'clock M, the following
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND together
with oil the buildings aud improvements there
on. rights. ways privileges and appurteDances
thereunto belonging or In any wise appertain~
ing situated In the First District Of this city III
square bounded by Bacehus tnoW .Baronnei.
Dryadea. Oh 70 and Erato streets. aud designated
aa lot number four on a plan deposited In this
office OF T. O. stark. late notary public In this
city. 40 plan number one hundred and seventy
two. said lot measures twenty six feet aeven
inches and five lines front on Baronne street
by depth between parallel lines of one hum
died and ten feet nine inches and six lines.
Being the same property acquired by the de-
iendant by purchase from plaintiff by act
passed before CHARLES Stringer. late a notary
public in this city. on tho twenty fourth day 81
February, A. H.. 1874.
Heized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
!. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
sr1k MI ma grr
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GGO,l Evidence.

When such men as the Rev. Dir. Rankin
Rev. Dr. Harvey. Father Filz Gerald, Prof
Green, Dr.. Bartipe. Col. John X. McChesney
u. W. Neff and host of others equally trust
worthy certify over their own sigma.
lures TO the marvellous efficacy Of Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure In tho diseasee
for which II ID recommended. II Ia time To die
miss doubts on the subject.
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map of New York has been published on
which all the churches are distinctly marked.
This tille a lon9.fel want. Some people have
lived In New York for years, and have never
been abs to find their way into a church.
And when country editor visits that city,
the first place he wants to go to is a church.
Nine times out Of ten he gets into a theatre
In mistake. Norriatown Herald.
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In tho matter OF the Panama Canal. the New
York Graphic has probably formulated the
national sentiment In representing Uncle Sam
as saying to De Lesseps: "You scoop 1t out
aud Ill scoop il in-when ! want II"
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When President Porter recently sat down
to dinner with the other members OF the Yale
faculty and their guests. he was nstOnished
to learn that the dinner was attached by the
sheriff. A shrewd Boston merchant had
taken the opportunity to force n New Haven
hotel keeper to pay a debt of $500, and the
money was paid before the dinner was eaten.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE VF A SPECIAL ACT.

Relative tn the creation Of n Police
s2Maxistrste's Caurt IN the Fifth District
garish ut Orleasls.
THE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBER or THE
! House Of REPRESENTATIVE Of tho state 81
tive District. Parish ri Orleans, hereby and In
omuianee with article AZ Of the constitution
gives public notice that he will Introduce Il bill
police court. with criminal jurisdiction as com
milling magistrate, for the Fifth District parish
OF Orleans: providing for the appointment and
election of judge and constable thereof. mud
defining jurisdiction, territorial limits, powers
and emnluneDta thereof.
~ - 10 ~ ,ntf1 TtH ID. QUINN.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
PhIlIp Kassel vs.. A. Taylor.

Philip KMssel w. A. Taylor.
GEOOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FoR
- the parish Of Orleans. No. 1141.-By virtue
Of writ Of aeri f.cias. to me directed BY the
and for tire parish of Orleans. In the above
stated suit. l will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auess
streets. on MONDAY. the twsnty third day OF
February. 1880 ut u O'Clock M
ONE BUREAU WITH GLASS. ONE LOOk~
INa-GLAS5.
Heized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
fe12 10 az II. BARNES Constable
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The crop report al the board Of agriculture
Of Illinois shows that the wheat acreage OF
that State is 2656. $40 acres. or per cent more
than Last year, and considerably larger than
the average of any previous year.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
SUGGESTION Of Walter Henry.

cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans. No. 40 8s3-Notice Ia hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
they have or can, why the account presented
by Nicholas b. Trist. administrator OF this
estate. should not be approved and homoio~
gated and the funds distributed In accordanee
herewith.
lei u 10 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Notice Ut u special Act.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBER OF TIE
House Of Representatives of The state ol
Louisiana. from the Fourth Representative
District. parlsh Of Orleans, hereby, and Id com
pllance with article AZ OF The constitution, gives
public notice TINT be VIII Introduce bi WI b
the object of making 1t q law to authorize the
city Of New Orleans o suspend the drawing Of
Premium Bonds for the years 1890 and 1881, and
to transfer the amount allotted to the premium
bond fund to the Department Of improvements
to he used for sanitary puIposes.
fe12 IL "a mh1 10 tt. HEI DFNHAIN.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW on
LEANS RAILROAD.

Trains will leave and arrive nt the OA!iieps
Street Depot. on and after January II. 1850. a.
follows:
Leave. Arrive
EXP. No. l. 2.so o. m. Exp. No. 2. $40 T. m.
Mixed No. 5. 7:15 a. m, Mixed No. 4. 7:so .. m.
Noe. and run daily. Nos. and daily. ex.
oept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb OitI
' PULLMAN y P al SLEEPING uARs
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper ~ at tached az Milan
leavinC the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO
NEW YORK and EAST ERN CITIES.
Improved Sleeping aud Reclining CHAIR car,
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informR
don given at No. n Camp street. corner Of
Common.
FCHANDLER. General Passenger Argent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-12

The Milwaukee Sentinel thinks that Minis
ter Lueils Fairchild is likely TO be an exceed
ingly lively candidate In Wisconsin for til
United States Senate next fall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-12
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
q FIRST GLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL, and
will continue TO merit the popular favor which
has been accorded II In the past.
PARTIES returning home will do we'll 10 call
elsewhere.
ocS e RIVERS 4 BARTEIA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-12

The Monday before New Years there were
ceught three pickerel. weighing respectively
twenty seven, thirty and forty pounds. ii is
quite business when the lake Ia frozen over
aud those who follow Il make money.