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National Republican., 1880-06-17
District Courts,

SUPREME CoURT OF THE DISTRICT JUSTICES
WYLIE MACARTHUR AND HAGNER.-The applCa-
ton OF Mr.. Louis Il. THAN for admission to Tile bar
was referred 10 the examining committee. Deggs
vs.. lngersOll; motion 10 remand the CuSe argued
and submitted. District of Columbia, use, etc
VS.. BrookeT argued and submitted Washington
Gas Light company VS.. District Of Columbia;
argued and submitted In re Joseph Harper ct al
habeas corpus; argued and submitted.
lor; Hiram G.. Thomas appointed trustee. Lloyd
vs. Rothwel reference to auditor. Beavans VS..
Hughes; writ ordered to issue. Fitzgerald VS. FiZ-
gerald; rule on the defendant rcturnable June 2l
granted, and j. J. DAILY ordered TO pay Sl56 to Re-
ceyer Ward. Elhart VS.. Young ct al; property of
NJ. j. Young ordered scqucStercd James X. Red
ington allowed To withdraw MS solicitor for VI. J.
Young. Cohen VS.. Henderson, sale ordered and NJ
+. Morris appointed trustee. Adamantine Brick
company Us. Woodruff.
CRIMlNAL COURT JusTICEJ ANEs.-William Beck.
ley, grand larceny jury disagreed and was dis
charged. Moses Ross, alias Roxy Ross, assault with
intent to kill guilty of assault sentence suspended.
Thomas Chase, larceny; failed TO answer when
called; bond forfeited and bench warrant issued.
James CLARK, larceny; not guilty. Ezebi0l Williams
assault uOle pros entered.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DSTRlCT-JUSUCEs wy.
LIE, MACARTHUR AND lIAGNER.-NO OS NlilsVS.
Keyscr. This viii be followed by the cases heard
by Justice Macarthur in The court below.
EQUITY COuRT-JUsTlCE CON.-NO D. Danncr
vs.. Main; AZ, Smith VS. Kenny, II, GerSlOrR VS..
Wheeler 10, WallaCh vs.. FairChid 70 Douglass
VS.. Smith; 2l Sinlms VS. Simms; ~, Brent VS.. Dis
tricI OF Columbia Building association, 25, Metz VS..
Lacy; %, Murray vs.. Ager; y, stewart vs.. Smith.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUsTICE JAMEs.-JAlaes Stokes,
murder of Charles Kane.
National Republican., 1880-06-17

DY two white women, to go to n hotel or boardin
ID house IN the country or do chamber work q
washing: city reference. Address M II, Republica
office. lei
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RnARnING.

/ ARG E desirable rooms on hrst, second and third
- hoors private bath table board. Nos 1894 go
81, opposite Franklin Park jelG7tt
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AUCTION SALES.
STATES MARsHABs SALE. :.

By virtue OF writ OF heri faciAs issued out OF the
Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia. and to mo directed, will sell ut public
sale for cash, at the Court House door Of said Dis
trict, on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF JULY, 1850, nj
Y o'clock M, all the right, title clnm and interest OF
the defendant In and TO the following described
property TO wit: Lot No. 1, In Block No 9, In the
Howard University subdivision of the farm OF John
a. Smith, commonly known lcilngham Place. 10.
Gated In tho County of Washington, District Of Co.
lnmbia; levied upon as tho property Of Peoples
Savings BANK TO satisfy execution No. 2l,SdN at law,
IN favor ofSnmuel G. Pomeroy Ct AL trustees Barry
Farm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u. $. Marshal. ID. g.
JUNE IL, 1880. ial7 dts
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JUNE17, 1880.
STATES MARsHALs SALE

by virtue ofa writ of ieri facias issued ont OF the
Clerks Office Of the supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, I VIII sell ut public
sale. for cns az the court house door Of said strct
on TUESDAY. the 9Th dav Of July lss0. at ~ o'clock
tendnDt in nnd to the following described property,
to wit; Lot 49, In block 5G In 1hrelkelds addition to
GeOrgetown, ID. c. at the corner OF First aud .nrnn
streets, lying 100 ieet lrst street and 10 feet
Lnpnn street, levied upon the property Patrick
ODonOghue to satisfy execution No. q G67 at law,
In favor of Jane E. Brooke
FREDK DOUGLASS,
ieii-dts 4. :, Marshal,
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m NIrNp sTArEs MARsnALs SALE

BY virtue OF writ of her facins, issued out Of the
Clerks office Of the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, | viii sell at public
sale Tor cash. ut the courthouse door Of said District
on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of July, 1870 at H. O'cl OK
M. NIL the right, title, clam and interest o the de-
iendHnt, Adam G. Van Patten, In and to the fol
lowing described properly, to wit! Western part
of lot ", in square No 729. having front Of
30 feet II inches on East Capitol street. run
ming back with same width 50 feet inches IN
southern rear line of said lot, located IN the city
OF Washington, said District. together with all and
singular the improvements thereon. attached and
condemned 10 salts y execution No. 2l,i7l, ut law.
against Adam G. Van Patteu, IN favor OF Charles
Walter. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u. ). Marshal u. G.
JUNE Ii ttSl ieIldts
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LOST.

IL = REWARD will be paid for the return of asma
tOSD black velvet saoliel, containing about ., !
L. n EGANNON, Room Z, Corcoran Bullding. lel6.lI
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T rNIrED STATES MARsHAT's SALE

L
by virtue OF writ ui her facius ssusd out OF tire
Clerks once uf the Supreme Court OF the District ot
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at-pubfc
sale. for cash. ut the Courthouse door OF said DIS.
trict on TUESDAY,, the I'D day of June, 1880 at
II o'clock all the right tile claim and interest OF
the defendant Ia and TO the following described prop
erty, TO wit: Parl Of 1t 3i IN j. W. Jones sub di-
vision of square No. 5iS beginning Tor the same Vt
the northeast corner OF sad lot running thence west
~ feet ~ inches thence south y feet thence east W
feet 10 inches thence north p feet to the place Of be-
ginning. levied upon the property of defendant,
Caleb Adams to satisfy execution No ~ ,60 ut law
In favor OF Michael walsh, u OF Edward Slattefy.
June = lSSN FRED'k DOUGLASS,
ie2-4ts u, =. Marshal, ID G.
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THE SMlTH \ EGGE MISUNDERSTANDING CO,

LOCK BOX 100, BtlDdEfOhl, CONN"
Manufacturers Of speCnlties IN Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods genOInlly Government ana lilhlt fad-
locks Sowing Machine Locks Plano Locks, organ
Locks the automatically made Giant sash Chain, gu
periOr 10 every other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required. The Smith q hgge Manutac-
turing Co also gives special attention To the mnking
OF estimates for the cost Of the manufacture Of pat
ened Inventions and all the necessary loos and the
Misunderstanding OF the same on royalty. An commu-
nicationa treated c0nhdentially, aplB-eO6m
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY,
wan pEpARrMlN Nj.

WAN DEPARTNI Mt, I
WAsmISGTOS CITY, May 90, 1850.
SEALED PROlO AIS, in duplicate, addressed 10
the Secretary OF War, Will be received at this Depart;
meht until Il O'Clock noon, on FRIDAY, the a5t j
day OF JUNE, 1857, for supplying the STATIONERY
fot the War Department and It's Bureaus for tn" is
cal year ending June 90 1871. No bids Will be consid,
cred that not sealed and marked ON tho OuIBde OF
the envelope Propose for Stationery" No bids
will be received alter ~ o'clock sharp.
a detailed schedule OF the articles required and a
blank form OF proposal will bs furnished on UppliCa-
ton TO the Chief Clerk OF the War DEPARTMENT,
Tho Stationery must he Of ihe bgsl quality sam,
standard samples on hlC,
The successful bidder will be required 10 give bond,
with approved suretics in the sum Of Sl0O0 for tie
faithful fulhlment OF the contract, aud ihe Depart
ment will the right order the articles Ht such
unes aud IN such quantities as 1t may deem proper,
aud TO increase or diminish the quantity stated IN the
schedule.
Articles not named In the schedule are to be fur
nished NJ lhs option ofthe Department ~ the lowest
market prico. ALIEN. RAMSEY,
ie3-lO-l7 Secretary OF War.
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T'REASURY DEPARTMENT,
a wAsmISGToN. d. g.. June 10. 1850
There Will be sold at Public Auction, on the White
Lot south of rea,ufy Department, on MONDAY,
2st UNE, 1880 ut II O'Clock noon, THE BUILD-
iNGS formerly used by the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, consisting OF
ESQ FEET
ONE SMALL BRICK BUILDING. ABOUT COX
40 FEET
AND ONE FRAME BUILDING, ABOUT 2OX4O
FEET
ALSO THREE LARGE STEAM BOILERS.
1ERMs-Cash IN day fsale. Grounds To be cleared
BY order J. r. POWER,
DUNCANSON BROS. Chief Clerk.
1pll-dLds AuctiOueprS
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FOUND.

nRAFr on New York, IN favor OF Kate Jones; can
- be had by calling ON w. II. MAIN & BRO, Real
Estate Dealers, St Charles Hotel corner OF Pennsyl
yanA ave and Ihlrd ST n W eli
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
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FOR SAAE-IhQUSES.

ON liberal TERMS n three story basement Resi-
" dence, with all modern improvements situated
Eleventh st; within minutes walk OF The Est
ears! INQUIRE at National Republican olce sei0tt
EOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST or
a properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
81. Cloud Building. Real estate and loans. lyJi
National Republican., 1880-06-17

II AkGi portion of furnished house. or single rooms
j AZ nominal rent for summer months No 100
EleY0nlh st n W, near X. jcl
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JUNEII. 1872.
United STATES MARsnAL's SALE

~
by virtue OF writ of iieri incin, issued ont of the
CLERKS Office OF the sup, eme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed. will sell ut public
sale, for cash at the Courthouse door In said District,
on THURSDAY, the ist day of JULY, $50, al u
O'Clock m all tho right. titG. claim and interest OF
the defendant IN ard 10 the ioowingdesc ihcd prop
ery, to viii: Lots aud - to *, both inclusive in
Juss recorded subdivBion OF square No. sol In the
city OF Washington. said District levied upon the
property of Earle H. Cate, TO satisfy execution No.
2l,Gj5, ut law, In favor of NJ. w, Gait 6 Co
FKED'K DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal, District OF Columbia
JVNE u, 1881 ipl2-d&ds
National Republican., 1880-06-17

A 4 zoos st, athoroughly competent white woma
N n cNok wash md iron. jel
National Republican., 1880-06-17

A Y i+ sixth st w. one large front room, well
n furnished, suitable for two young gentlemen
n so regantly-inrnished large room, moderate rent
CCol and pleasant caterer In the house. jel7
National Republican., 1880-06-17

TINWO handsomely furukhed. large. airy rooms on
l. sgCuud hOor at summer rates, with or without
lOaId. No ll3a IhlrIeenth. cor OF NJ 81. leII
National Republican., 1880-06-17

n ARGE wellluTnlshed fronI room, second floor
II with beard, IN priva family near Department.
ana ears; terms for Two SI3 per month, No 1908 II
ipI
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DRoPOsAIS FOR WRAPPING PAPER, TWINE
l. LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
PosroFFIcE DEpARrMENT,

Il LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS.
PosToFFICE DEPA RrMENT,
WAsHlRGToH, ID G., May ~, laS0. J
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received at this
Department until tho nth day Of June, 1852, NJ "
O'Clock noon iCr furnishing wrapping paper, twine,
letter balances and marking and inting stamps, for
the Of the pustoiceS in the United SAes Tor Que
year from the LIST day OF July 1850
Blunks Tor proposals and circulars stating the kind
aud estimated quantities required, and giving full in
strucIiOns manner of bidding aud conditions 10
be observed bY bidders, will be furnished on Rppca
tlOn TO the BLANK Agency Postofhce DepaTtment
Washington, d. O." D. NJ KEY,
nll7,lRw-iw FoslmhserGCnefAl'
National Republican., 1880-06-17

LNOR tie summer months, part Ofa furnished hous
II from one TO five oOms with or without houst
keeping. Inquire at alO q 1t ", icl7-3t
National Republican., 1880-06-17

- RICK HOUSE Sll First 81 W. eleven rooms,
ID good yard de porch, all mod impr, iaci gsouih;
rellt reasonable to good tenant. For terms Inquire
at NJ ARlNlS HALL, Nos OlA and GIG JG at n W. mBli
National Republican., 1880-06-17

1OARLOR and two bedrooms, on second floor To-
a cHllty most desirable, opp park. No 0s McIher,
son square iclU
National Republican., 1880-06-17

E11 THIRTEENTH ST N w-Oprned ON June
- 4 II il beautiful rooms newly iurnshed: eastern
western and southern eXpOsure; with or without
board; also ilrsl-clnSS table board jeI7
National Republican., 1880-06-17

NURNIsHED rooms, on suite or Single with bon
IL Nos rli-l3l8 N ave. je
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FURNISHED rooms 1905 ST. moderate rents
IL references, ioit
National Republican., 1880-06-17

TVNWO communicating rooms, on second moor
Il suitable for housekeeping terms moderate No
1921 81 W. lell
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Personal.

TVNllE gentleman who about two weeks ngo apple d
Il for the store corner Of Beal and Montgomery
sts, Georgetown, viii learn something TO his advnn
tage by calllngnl No 90 Bridge 81. lel7.lti
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ed. TEX dividend.
SUB-TREASURY BALANCES
Baltimore Markets,

Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........... $50 0Si 1877
Currency NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS4i 963
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WANTED-HKELP.

VITANTED-A settled cOlored woman between
w and 20 years If age, for nurse, one who can n
main at night; recommendations requireu Call
No 4OI Thirteenth IT, cor Of d. between and
O'clock jel7-3
National Republican., 1880-06-17

nNE large UNFINISHED room. second floor, bath
~ hot water; opp reservation; IS per month. Nc
S25 Twelfth Il II W, jol5
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WANTED-sATUATIONs.

LNNPLOYNflGNT wanted for n worthy white
~ woman, who has little children to support; she
is an excellent worker laundress and sewer give
reference. Apply nt present employers, 1910 q st
W. lv II
National Republican., 1880-06-17

VAT ELL furnished rooms. large aud airy. No 81
w Tenth 81, bet IL aud j, jel
National Republican., 1880-06-17

1.-TWO uniurnished communicating rooms, on sec
turMislIed inli
National Republican., 1880-06-17

ONE handsomely furnished 'front.' room on first
" il0ori terms moderate, Call at 5l2 Tenth st II W
National Republican., 1880-06-17

A Il igi q 81 W. opp judiciary Square park (ront-
~ ing SOUTH, u suile Of parlOTs, handsomely fur.
nshed; both on second door; so per month. loi5
National Republican., 1880-06-17

TNO gentlemen, neatly furnished rooms on second
teeuth ipi2
National Republican., 1880-06-17
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

TVoR RENT-Call and see our list OF property for
A rent, JOHN SHERMAN IL CO..
leJ-t St Cloud Building
National Republican., 1880-06-17

NN lrsl ana second Hoors, furnished rooms. ~
~ us Twelfth IT. W. jel
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they shall report th0 fact, ana such tNmpo-
.rary certificate shall expire, but such teAeg0-
raty certificate shall not be granted 4ste4 tn
board shall have refused certificate.
Sec. Z. Be It further enacted, ETC. Th1t NY
person who shall, IN violation Of this act, pre-
tending to be regular practitioner Of de0-
tistry, practice dentistry In the State Of Leu
isiana, shall be liable to Indictment, and, on
conviction, shall be fined not less than fifty
dollars nor more than three hundred dollars
provided, that nothing In this act shall apply
to regular physicians and surgeons. 81
SEQ 8. BE it further enacted, etc, That one
half of all fines collected shall enure to the
louisiana State Dental Society, and the other.
half to the educational fund OF the parish ID
which the offensa WAS committed.
SEC. 8. Be ii further enacted, ETC., That dem
tists who are In practice In this state 81 tho
time Of the passage OF this act shall be ex-
empt from the provisions made Ia the hrst
section thereof
SEQ 10. Be 1t further enacted, etc, That oil
laws and parts Of laws In conflict with the
provisions of this act be and the same ara
hereby repealed.
r.. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House OF representatives.
s.. D. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate
Approved March 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. Witt,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Ut State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-11

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-..A O Michaelis, W 3
k'ss w w% n FzgeEa ae city, Amss
B Boston; Jas ytllette. Miss a Mccoy. K!ne
Del. W p DuBose. Tennessee: W L ooakley.
Memphis: J H Watson and wiz. Holly spr!ngs
Louisiana; w d Ellis. New York: G B Moore
and wife. Pennsylvania: ] L Lehman. Louis
OITY HOTEL-M Block Franklin. La: r 4
BOWMAN = Son. Monroe, La; Patrick. gcally.
want. M a Rsy 9 n Atkinson Thlb e.9
cago: L Lehman. city: A Babbitt. Okoiona
John Knopf, vt Louis: n g sennett, Jock
man. New 0ascony. Ark; Thomas Todd, Bel
fast: J H Thompson. Miss A Clara Chrtsmen.
Beauregard. Mics; Mrs M Atkinson and child.
Thibodaux; Miss Emma Bowers, Lexington,
Mics J Hester, John N Trotter. J T Nolen.
Win Minc va. Mise Z, tsGee city; John Sutton
Tlmbarlake, EepreseMrting WilouKhDSz s Re Sc
de!phia: ID Howell. Miss Ellen Howell. ! 8
B,liu. wife and child. Miss Mary Billiu, Miss
Julia Billiu. Lafourche: Thomas B Gilbert.
Franklin parish.
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ARRESTS IN FEBRUARY.

Mr.. Mobiles, secretary to the chief OF police,
has prepared the following report Of arrests
made In the various precincts for the month
of February, 1880:
j Assault and battery %, attempt at arson /,
assault with q dangerous weapon "a, assault
With intent to kill IA, assaulting policemen 8,
breach OF peace l, keeping disorderly houses
3, burglary /, broaching cargo q, crime
aRainSt nature !, cOunterfeitinR 8, cutting
and WOunding 5. dangerous 49, deserters a.
Disturbing the peace LIT. drunk 451, duelling q
embezzlement 1, fighting aud disturbing The
peace 100, forgery I, gambling Is, highway
robbery 5, insanity IS, insult and abuse A.
accessory to larceny 4, larceny 70, murder 2,
accessory to murder 81, obtaining money
or gOOd6 under false pretenses 5, perjury /,
p&ckpockets II, robbery O. stabbing z, having
stolen goods 5, swindling 2, shooting and
Wuundlng 2, Migrants 49, violation or city or
dinancee 1O1, carrying concealed weapons AZ,
minor arrests 122; total, 1882 males 400 fe-
makes. Lsodgers-124 males, 1856 females. Lost
children IS. Nattvities-United States 961,
other countries All.
OF the prisoners 855 could read and write,
and ST. could not.
Animals found astray 46, vehicles impound-
"a 2, accidents reported 81, burglariee re-
ported Is, hres 80.
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PROFESSOR CROMWELL,

Last evening there was good attendance
at Grnnewald Hall to follow Prof. Cromwell
IN his ramble through Italy, and oil retired
delighted with their easy and interesting
journey.
All that ID Of note throughout that memoir
able land Of poets, musicians. artists and
heroes was shown to them In an artistic
cosmorama, with oral illustrations full OF
humorous as well poetical Incidents. There
We saw Venice. the Queen Of the Sea, with It's
wonderful labyrinth 81 canals, It's bridge Of
sighs and gorgeous symmetry; Milan with
It's many spired cathedral; Pisa with its
leaning tower, one Of the wonders Of the
world, and other views too numerous to men,
tion In our cireumscribed space. The silent
drama Of THE Rock Of Ages" closed the enter
tainment. which we hesitate not to say IL one
Of the most artistic and instructive Displays
that we have ever seen.
TO night Prof. Cromwell will illustrate
Rome, the Eternal City"
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CITY ECHOES.

A skiff. which was stolen from Edward Rem
frOw, has been recovered by the police and re-
turned to Its owner.
Caliste Douslere, Richard Grim and Geo.
Edwards carried concealed weapons and were
locked up In the Third Precinct.
Horses and cows Craze In the Seventh street
Locust graveyard by reason Of some parties
having stolen the fence inclosing 1t.
Capt. Blankey's house, No. 455 Magazine
street, was entered by some thieves, who stole
9 lot Of table aud plated ware valued at 500.
Some thieves carried away the coupling
pins Of several cars loaded with cotton. on
Saturday evening. 6t the landing between 10
sephine and St. Andrew.
@. J. Berry, accused Of embezzing 500 be-
longing to Hook and Ladder Company No. !,
was tried before Judge Sheehan Yesterday
morning and sent before the Superior Crimi-
nal Court on $1,000 bonds.
III Duffy, proprietor OF the trunk factory
No. 81 Baronne street, was fined $25 by Judge
Sheehan for having left his hatchway open
during fire which occurred there some time
ago. Mr.. Andry, foreman OF Pelican =, was
seriously injured by falling through 1t.
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No. 28.l AN ACT
To facilitate the trial OF causes on the Ordi-
nary Docket OF the Supreme Court of the
State Of Louisiana
SECTION I. Be it enacted bv the General As
sembly of the State of Louisiana, That In fix
ing causes tor trial, the Supreme Court Of the
State Of Louisiana shall assign at least one
half the number from the ordinary docket;
prOuided, all cases In which the State Is plain
tiff shall have preference.
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc., That all
laws or parts OF laws In conflict with this act
are hereby repealed.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
3. d. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. Witt,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. "A. STRONG.
Secretary Of State z.:.#.
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RIAL nsTATn TRANSFERS.

Mrs. N. Webb to o. Gernon, a lot with i'm
provements, bounded by Galyez johnson,
Palmyra and dasqnat streets, 25xi8O, $3.50.
". 7. Z; Pauvert to t Wn. q, 2. vignsud, 2 per.
johnson, Dumaine. st. Philip and Prieur
streets, 4Ox106, $4,000
Sherfff's sale. b. Capella to ]. A. Blanc, a
lot with improvements, bounded BY Julia
Landing. Franklin, Basin and Girod streets,
John Zine to j. 8. Stewart, a lot with i'm
provements, In McDonoghville,. bounded BY
Madison. Horner, jackson and Monroe sts.,
Mrs.. N. perret to r. Casse, six lots with
lin, Basin and Common streets, 32x112, $500.
p. Houghton to D. Pochelu, two lots with
improvements, bounded by Dryades, Maren-
70, y. Denis and Oonstantinople streets, BOX
Mrs. Is. Morehead and Miss ]. e. Morehead
to VIM. n. Kelly and G. A.. Hero, q lot with
improvements, bounded by Josephine, Oaron-
delet, jackson and Brainard streets, 3ox105,
2. Oallan and Miss N. L. Callan TO J. NJ.
bounded BY Girod, Camp, Julia and Maya
zine streets, 40x62, $4,000.
John Hilsmsnn to Joseph Rosenthal. q
piece Of ground with improvements, bounded
by Melpomene, Thalia, Liberty and Howard
Mrs. /. strehle, Miss M. J. Newlove and J.
Wilcox to John olancey, lot with improve
ments, bounded by Clio, Calliope Liberty
and Howard streets, 29x112, $3.50.
Succession Of Charles Gallagher to j. J.
Sixth District, one bounded by St. Denis, Ara.
bella, st. Patrick and bt. Joseph streets, and
the other by st. DeDia, Arabella and st. Pat
rick streets and Nashville Avenue, $145O.
Mrs. u. Masters to O.. Tassand, q lot with
buildings, bounded by Canal, Customhouse
Franklin md 0ihprtv 0AR40 &10O0
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. ACADEMY or MUSIC.

East night there was very good house at
ne Academy, the dress circle and parquette
pxeeenting q particularly handsome appear
auoe. The piece, "A Messenger from Jarvis
Section" might be open to censure from q
severely artistical point Of view, but this Is
1orrotten In the study OF the central oharac-
tAr. Doniel Bartlett, by B. Macauley. The
honest, initiated rustic, accustomed through
ma 70 70 through the easy and unex-
soIfin9 events Of a quiet Maine farm,
but full Of courage and pluck, with affection
Tor the helpless and wronged y 9 picture
frayed 81 Mr.. Macauley. The ablest as
sieiant MI. Macauley has In the piece Is the
ltfle 0irl, Minnie Madden, who shows the
hioheeS Intelligence In her character. The
snna0 nlay tonight.