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Railr0ad Advertisements
July 18th, 1850.
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DIRECTORY:
ARMIES OF NORTHERN Wiz.
GINIA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members of the Associations OF
the Army Of Northern Virginia and Army OF
to receive funds. which may be contributed By
comrades and admirers of the late LIEUT.
GEN. JOHN B. HOOD. the fund go constituted
to be Invested In United States bonds for the
benefit of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army of North.
srn Virginia.
AUGUST RICHARD.
President Louisiana Division. Army Of Ten.
nosseo.
James Buckner, Samuel Flower, D. r. Calder
]. 81. Murray. Of the Army Of Northern Vir-
ginia: ]. A. Ohalaron. g. Z. Beauregerd. 9. D.
Btoekman. Fred n Ogden. Walter Y. Crouch. 81
the Army Of Tennessee.
Address Box 1ss6. New Orleans. ses 3dp 4
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JUDICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SHERIFF SALES.
patrick ana Thomas McNansy ". MArx

Patrick and Thomas McNsnsy ". mArY
Mccormack. wife of Jos. r, Mulyey.
LsIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
1 ish of Orleans. No. 1O.44g-By virtue VI b writ
Ut seizure aud "a ., to me directed by the hon.
orHble tho Fifth District Cynrt fur the parish Of
Orleans. n the above entitled cause, Will pro.
gss1 TO sell Mt public auction, ut the Merchants
and Ancttousars' Exchange, Royal street.. he.
tween Canal md CHst0mhouse streets, Ii tho
Second District Of this city. on BATUHnAY.s
Aprtl TO-, 1880. nj IA o'clock fn, the following
Ali AND ptNdULAR, THAT CERTAIN
LOT OF GROUND. together with oil the build.
DRa and lmDrCvstn enta thereon, and all tho
rights, ways, privileges. aeryitudss and apnHr~
tenances thsreuntO Belonging or In any wise
appettainirR. situated In the FaubUnfR Uu.
verges. In Al9srs or the Fifth District 0f the city
Of New Orleans, on the right bank Of the MiasiSs
stppt river. in the sanars bounded by Mgur1e,
Market, Jackson and Franklin streets, desgnH~
led az lot number twenty three OF square fltIff1-
Der hirty-slx. on certain plan drawn by Al.
dHsmegUuTt. surveyor, dated Heptembsr 10.
ls46. and deposited In the offlre ~ Louis III
Os,re. then ii notary public IN this city. Hs nfHn
nun Der one hundred apd ninety. nvs, OF book
Of plans nun Der three, bis, according To which
plan aRid lot measures. In French rnenBlE6.
thirty feet one inch on Monroe street By one
hundred and fifty foot and one inch In depth.
betws u e1ual aud pGl nllsl lines.
HstSad In the above suit.
Terms-Carh ON the spot.
J, X. ALCEE aAUTHREAUx.
OWL Sheriff OF The Parish OF Orleans. 81
ynllfD II "a n np1 10 ss9S@8
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Notice To whom It May Concern.

Notice To whom It May Concern.
JAKE NOTICE THAT. UNDkR AND BY
ticle 1e7 OF the constitution OF Louisiana an net
Of the Legislature will be- applied for by Joseph
A. Garcia and others to organizs lottery
privilege. to be- known as the Crescent City Lot
terry OF the State Of Louisiana.
The object and purpose OF this organized
body Is to establish - solvent home institution
for the sale OF lottery. policy and combination
tickets, devices ana certificates and fractional
parts thereof, at terms and prices In just pro-
portion to the priEas to be drawn, and TO insure
Justice Ia the distribution Of such prizes. The
domicils OF this lottery shall be In the city Of
New Orleans, State of Louisiana.
Joeeph A. Garcia and associates shall furnish
. security OF $4,000 unto the Treasurer Of the
State for the prizes resulting from this lottery.
The said Joseph A. Garcia and associates shall
pny into the TREASURY Of the State the sum OF
$40 600 annually, payable quarterly. and In ad.
vance, as provided by law: and said sum TO be
distributed Ms follows: $40 COO for the Shreve-
port Charity Hospital. and the remaining
eso.oo for the benefit Of the public schools
throughout the parishes OF the state.
And be II understood that this do not imply to
any exclusive privilege whatever.
fsZt At mh@ &c 10 22s
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SilllSNs DAMN VI
New Orleans. February %. 1880.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE A. OF
L. the Constitution. public notice is hereby
given that after legai delay from the publication
Of this notice. application will be made to tho
State Legislature now In session. to enact a
law TO authorize the cash department OF the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana to settle and N.
promise with the mortgage stockholders Of
said bank, In reference to their liabilities az
STOCKHOLDERS: and to authorize and enable the
said cash department TO realize and Apply all
the assets OF said mortgage stock depGr m ent
to the payment OF the bonds of the State Issued
in aid Of the bank under act Of Legislature
Of thirtieth Of January. 1885, for the payment
Of which bonds and other liabilities the assets
OF said mortgage department ara pledged.
Il. L. CARRIERE. President.
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MRS. MA HIE CATHERINE GREINFR. WIFE
Or jos BARAkaUE, VS.. HER HUs.
BAND No. l0.42s
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
J. fourth day nf FebruAty, 1890, Judgment VIII
rendered In this court in this following entitled
Mrs. Marie Catherine Grnlher, wife OF joe.
BnrauGne, VIZ. her husband NJ. 1o.42B.
On motion III Hamb in II UuGrus. Of counsel
for plaintiff. and Oh submitting to the court dns
proof In support OF Haid plaintiffs demand,
the law and evidences ing In het favor
II Ia ordered. n judged and decread that the
Judgment by default hsrein entered on the
tht,ieeh January, 1tsn be- now eanf',med and
made final, aud aecordingly Tint III. 70 bs jndg
ment in favor Of plaintiff, Marie Catherine
arsiner. and aRafnst tne defendant. Joseph
Barangue her husband, decreasing u aapatn-
ton Of property. hud 4 dissolution of tho com
nuHity of ghins aud Hnaussts heretofore exist
ing between the said parties.
IL In further adjudgsd and decrsed that the
said plaintiff do have gpd recover of ths de-
PENDANT the sum Of four hundred dollars. with +
dlcinl demand. to wit. january II. 1880. until
paid and costs 81 suit with tho married
w.nan's leenl mortgages on the property OF hor
said husband.
Judgment rendered February 4. 1870.
judgment signed February a. 1890.
W II. ROGERS. Judge
hand and affixed the seal Of the sud court NJ
tho city Of New Orleana. on this twentieth day
OF February. In the year Of our Lord one thou.
''''' ''''' A'''''' ~" JOHN J. HANNAH.
milo 2b apo Deputy Clerk.
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CITY COUNCIL--OFrIClAL.
REGULAR MEETrNo,
ClTy HALL. NEw ORLEANS.
1'uesaAy, March Y. 1880. J

Tuesday. MAroh y. 1880.
The Council met this day, nj II o'clock M.
u regular session.
Present Hon. ]. w. Patton, Mayor. pressd-
in9, and Administrators Ohevalley, Collins,
dlynn, Marks and Mealey.
The reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting was dlepensed with, and they were
approved as corrected
CONGRATULATIONS FROM rHt MAYOR AND
ADMINISTRATORS zm5
Submitting na,naa of employees Of depart
ments under his charge. -..n........-
Appointments confirmed. M-. "a
From the Administrator Of Police
Submitting names Of employees Of his de-
pAttmept.
Appointments confirmed. @+ --- -
FINANCIAL BUSINESS ON FINAL rAsaAaE
Mr.. alynn called lp thu following ordl-
nahcea, which. having been read twice. were
nov on their third reading. aud they We're
adopted ON call NJ the roll. =m-
Approprlatiug s7n II to Raoul y Henry On
account Of asphalt pavement. .5
Providing for the payment of several &C
counts, commencing markets, expenses, pay
roll lnspectora, $500" M4..r.z @M5
Providing for tl,s paym mt Of several &C
counts, commencing PAY roll Of recorders
0ourta, $685. -@.~-4.
Providing for the payment Of several &C.
counts. commencing "Daparttna Of Improves
menta, streets, wages, labor carts, $g32e %
Appropriating S2l. i2a 80 to Crescent City
police for tho month Of February. 1880.
Providing for the payment Of several &C
counts, commencing John Fitzpatrick, crimi-
nal sheriff, ,nalntananeeof prisoners. 1854 %.
Prevailing for the payment 81 several &C.
counts, commencing "Ftremen's Charitable
Association of New Orleans. etc. $4,000
Providing tot the payment Of several ap-
counts, commencing ID. O'haary. y. Burch-
field and M. j. Ounnors. Sia5." ..=. z..5-
Providing for the payment Of several ac-
counts. commencing Departmental Finance,
salaries, St4n0.' -@a...5.a =..a.M=..
Providing for the payment Of several ao-
counts. commencing department Of I'm
provementa, otc. W. II. Beg1s, rent Of dis
trict superlntend ant's Office. SIS"
Providing for the payment Of several ao-
counts, commencing 90. Fox, rent OF super
ihtendent'a office. S. #a.@.5-
Making appropriations for charitable insti-
buttons for February, 1880.
Providing for payment Of several accounts,
commencing New Orleans daallght Com
pany, sb90s 03.'' 5@4..= @..=.=.
JOINT MONTHLY REPORT or THE ADMIN.
IsTRATrnhs on, on E!NA 4 Nm AMP ty ~.
EEER(tAkY ap taaO
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Mechanics ana TFAdsFs' insurance C0nns
pany vs. David Hidden,

pany vs. David Hadden.
S1XTH DISTRICT. COUNT FOR THE PAR
> leh q Orleans. No. 1886 BY virtue 81 =
honorab the sixth District Con1t 1 or he III psrs
ish. Of Orleans. In tho above entitled cause, i
Merchants and Auelloners' Exchange. IoYSf
street. between Canal and Customhouse street1.
II he Second |. District Of III. city. on SATUk-
p Gisf5iaa 81 aHousp Win Il.
ssa ID ,hs fosl f Dsle s c1 + e.
square number two hundred and ninety. two, %
the city pan. which Is bounded By jackson, joss-
designated as lots numbers four, i've, six, seven
surveyor. on inc twenty eighth 81 J ans. ~.
Join each other and measure each thirty feet
pine inches l three linss front On Jaekson etfeet
and three lines In depth. between parallel
lines: Tote. numbers six and seven adjoin each
measure each thirty feet nine inches three aud
hall lines front on Jackson street b. ono
hundred fec. 10 depth between parallel lines:
| ten inches and three lines front on jacob fnOW
Frerst) street By ono hundred and twenty. three
| feet one Inch and seven lines 10 depth. between
parallel lines. the whole American measure.
| The lots OF gronnd.aboye described form part
Of q certain pronerty. which By an ret passed
the fourth August ns . defsndant rs "a
| acquired Jointly with Christian Schultz. Joseph
| Leach and Luther D. Leach.
| And by an act passed before John n. B1rg4
stade. then recorder Of the parish Of Jefferson.
on the nineteenth OF July. 1868. the said Chris
tfan Schultz and Joseph and Luther d. Leach
sold their interest In said property to said d.
iendant. who thereby became owner Of the
whole.
| Aaized In the above suit.
TermB-Cash on the spot.
| J. r AJyCEE aAUTHREAUX.
| Owl SherM OF the Parish OF Orleans.
| fe25 mh3 10 II 2427
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alexander Hill VI. Nrs. widow Heneafgt
Hfmpu.


IL ish Of Orleans, No, e5ls-By virtue 81 i
writ of neri fagias. to ms directed Ivy tho hon.
orable tho Fifth District Court for the pnr-
ish Of OrsHns. In tho above entitled cause,
elll proceed to sell ut public auction, nj tho
Merchants aud Auftfonsers' Exchange H6tal
street. befwesn Canal and Cuatombguse stfesfS.
In tho Hsnonl District Of this city, on HATuIk.
DAY. April D, 1880 NJ Ia o'cl SIX m, the toll0W4
Ing described property. With all the buildings
bricks hnd ruins thereon. such as they may
be, viz
THEE LOTS Ia sauare bounded By HoyAJ.
VI. Louis, CDni streetH and Exchanges Place.
designated by the numbers ninetsan, tWsntY
md twsuty-ons. Lot number nineteen forms
the corner and measures sightssn feet one inCh
front on Exchanges Place. thirty three fest one
md woeghths Inches ln dspth and front On
Cont street thirty three feet six- sighths inch
on ths other side and seventeen feet eleven
and twn-eightbs Inches on renr. LIT number
twenty has sixteen fest elk inches on Exchanges
depth on one side, thirty -two feet eleven and
four eighhs inches deep on the other aide. and
| sixteen feet six inches on the renr line. Lot
number twsnty-ons hns sixteen feet six inches
front on Exchange Place by thirty two fBst
eleven and four. giiths inches on one side, and
thirty two fest six and Hx+sightha inches II
depth on the other side aud sixteen feet efx
inches In rear Said three lots adIDfn MI have
thirty.thres feot one Inch md two eiRhthS On
Uouti street and Atty ono feet one Inch ON Ex-i
change Place.
heizsd In the above suit.
Terms- Cash on tho apot.
J. II. AICEE aAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
rt.R rnan
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r. TREAT JACKSON BOUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW ON.
LEANS RAIl.ROAU.

Trains will leave and arrive nj tho Oalliops
street Depot. on and after January II. 1880. ne
follOwg:
Leave. Arrive,
Exp. No. l, 2igo y. m. EHp. RIO. .. $50 A. m
Ni4ed Mo. D. 7:1b n. m, Mixed No. 1. 1850 y. m
Nos, and run daily. Nos. and daily. es
Jept sunday,
Saturday Accommodation for McOomb ct,
leaves at LOO b. m.
THROUGH TO IQUIHYILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. and for
BT. LOUIS Sleeper In nj ta6hed ut Milan
!env,ng The train. Only ONE CHANGE no
NEW 9nAR mud MATT EHN CITIES.
Improved Sleeping md Reclining CHAIR CARS
to VleAsburR daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. berthg secured aud Informs
lion given at No. a Damn street. corner Of
Common.
A. u. BHKLDON, Ticket Agent
R.OHANDLEH, General Passenger Agent.
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Read twice.
by Mr.. Hlynn-
Providing for payment OF officers aud en-.
ployes Of Department of Commerce.
AdOpted

Adopted.
PETITIONS.
From u) Mrs. John Hennessey. t2) j. II.
Kent, (sl Ellen Hill. t4) Augustus Relohard.
t5) Mrs. Ellen Dunn Burch, ICY Mrs. Christina
correction of assessments. Referred TO Adj
mnistrator Of Assessments.
From III Reny Glny, u, Mrs. n Leslie, ask-
Ing for reduction Of license. Referred to Adj
mnlstrator OF Finance.
From j u. Lawrence In relation to violation
Of market ordinance. Referred to Admins
TRAITOR OF Commences.
From George Schtnitz and Charles Nolan,
complaining of conduct Of boys corner Of
Spain and ~. Claude streets Referred to
Administrator Of Police.
From Wallace Wood and others, submit
ting ordinance IN relation to powder-boats.
Referred to committee Of the whole.
Mr.. alynn rose and stated that he desired
made about the non-payment Of the school
teachers salaries. He stated the schools
were supported by appropriations from tho
city and State. as follows:
Clty appropriation for 1870. ...... 100000
State appropriation for 1879 ......4.. $1,000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. tSzsI,bUu
The following amounts were paid Into the
treasury Of the School Board:
BY tho city about. Observation-Disclosures. &tgt 900
BY the State. about ..,.s.i5..s.,.s,..t 10000
Total. Observation-Disclosures. e$92i ,o0o
The city only owes balance of about $4,000,
while tho State owes balance Of about
SOL 900.
MIR. Glynn also called attention to the fact
TINT the city taxpayers pay the State for
school purposes n tax Of two mills, which
would yield for 1879 about $22o,0oo. mud that Of
this amount but $4,000, or about two-iifths,
ls credited to the city schools.
Mr.. aynn further stated that lately the
newspapers have got this matter right In
editorial and other articles. but that COM
mnneations still continue to be published
which reflect on the policy Of this admins
tration In paying themselves and not the
poor teachers.
The sole cause OF tho delay Ia paying the
teachers for January this year Ia due to the
fact that people are not paying their taxes.
The Mayor stated furthermore. That the
City Council has no control whatever over the
disbursements Of theschool funds A certain
amount ID set aside Mt the beginning Of each
year. and as fast as collected by the Admins
traitor Of Finance, who Ia also treasurer Of the
school board, is entirely under the control Of
the school board. which dlsburses IL as In
their opinion seems best without any consul
tation with the Council.
On motion the Council adjourned to Tues
day next at IL o'clock III.
ROBT. O. WOOD, Secretary.
- . -
An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
| system la Mnlakoff Blttera.
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Norfc.. Of SPECIAL Acrs.

Notice.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT / HAVE
~ memorializad the General Assembly Of the
state Of Louisiana. prHting that the state
either pay mo for the Babe ok Fire Exttn-
euishers. etc now In the b ate. House. belong
ing TO me. or that the Same be- returned to me
with compensation for their nae.
J. B. MOORE.
oUnion street. New Orleans. In.
fg17 nhl 10 10 n m
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IT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

nR. B. PEREZ,
IT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Of twenty Eve years experience IN the treat
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
eases treated with success. Bright'e Disease
Gravel, Catsrrh OF the Bladder. elect. Sperma
torrhsea and all disorders of PRIVATE Ma
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured By q
SIM ole mechanism. without pain.
Diseases OF Females, Suspension. RetenttoE.
and all Female irregularities PROMPTLY BE
MEVED. Dr. PereZs FEMALE REaULAT
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this Office. Consultations strictly con6den.
tial and charges reasonable. Once No. 8 South
Rampant street. near Canal. New Orleans. ces
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SUCCESSION NortCEA.

Succession Of Daniel Kane and Wife.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE
- Parish OF Orleans. No. 4O.4l0 Notice Is
hereby given TO the creditors OF this estate.
and to all other persons herein interested. TO
show canse within ten days from the present
notification, IL any they have or can. why the
traitor OF this estate. should not be approved
and homologated and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the court. r..
milo IS 19@ JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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succession Of homain BruEler.

succession Of MOmAln BrMEler.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
p ish of Orleans. No. 41,ooo-Notice Is hereby
given TO the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
IL any they have or CAM why the final account
presented by the testamentary executrix In this
estate. should not be approved and homolo-
gated. and tho funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
By order OF the court @z
mhs Is JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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xAILnoAus.
4 nhxa a aIaG4I ll1aks,s Il

OrFIun New ORLEANS, SPANISH FoRT AND |,
Lake HailroaA Company
nN AND AFTER MAROH 1. 1880, TRAINS
~ will leave the Depot, corner OF Canal and
Basin streets at $3.50. % il. a.. Ia. ., 4. and
o'clock. and the rate will be as follows:
Round trip to the Lake and return =. 70 cents
Round trip. children between and IL
yours. ~ G6uIa
Hound trip to City Park and return. ~ cents
Family tickets, 20 round trips. ....t.... 48 ~
Family half ticksts, AZ round trips.
children to IA years. ............. ~ W
Children under years. ................ Free
Liberal arrHnRetnents Will be made With pie-
MO parties and schools.
Arrangements can ne made for special trains.
r. y. WILLIAMS.
mhg i'm General Manager.
NEW oHLH 1AASgt ANR r hgR1 tfs RAILROAD
rHn sHoRFEafTf MgTfa 70 kAsrnss
ONLY LINE w1rH' 1btbbtejbLE DAILY pAs
BENG EH TRAINS.
IN and after sunday, November .. 1879, traint
will arrive and leave DEPOT foot Of Canal street
ny follows:
No, i r1 nS4s.; No. i, r. aas.s.'
daily ......... 1880 am. ,daily:......7:Ao am.
lsily. ........ . 100 pm. daily .......e;go DIN
Tickets may be obtained and bleepinR QsI
Bsrths secured In advangs ON application at tbs
once corner Camp and Common streets. onpo
a,, 5 sSREsssxSsE 4 FsRss.2p ssss
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Fifth District Court for the Parish or Orleans
No 10 zgg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT GOUHr FOR III Il PARIS
OF ORLEANS.
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An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
system Ia Mnlakoff BIttera. 55a
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MRS. MARIE CATHERINE dREINFR WIFE
OF jos BARAkaUE vs.. HER HUss
BAND No. lU,42s.