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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09
Jean Mario mey vs.. jean marie Abadlc.

V,NFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
E tsh OF Orleans. No. ea7O BY virtue of q writ OK
tieri faeIps to mo directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the par lsh Of Orleans,
In the above entitled cause, wi proceed 20 soil
at public auction ut the Merchants ind huG-
tionesrs' Exchange. Royal street, bot sen o4nal
and Customhouse streets. IN tho second DIS.
trict of this city. on FRIDAY. March 8. 1880. at
IL o'clock m.. the following described property.
~ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings aud improvements thereon,
In tho First District OF this city. designated
by the number four Of square number thirty
three. bounded by Mslpomene.. Mnunsel NOV
MnRnOlin) aud Clara streets, and n line dividing
l. from tho Nuns Faubourg which lot measures
thirty ono feet seven inches front on MelpO-
memo street by one hundred and twenty-seven
feet and nine inches in depth. between equal
and parallel lines. Tho whole rs per plan
drawn by q. r. Dunbar, deposited for reference
In the Office OF A. Mazuroau. notary. dated
4 THE WHOLE OLA CERTAIN SOU ARE OF
| GROUND. situated In East BGuligny. Oity. and
! Parish OF Jefferson. now tho Sixth District o.
| annexed to an act Of deposit passed before
Octave More notary public. on the II tn OF
| April. 1865 by the number seventy eight, and
| COM posed of twenty-four lots OF ground num-
| bsred from one to twenty. four inclusive. which
| square Is comprised within Dryades. Bacehus.
MarenRo and Oonstantinople streets.
| Being the same properties acquired by dafen-
dnnt herein by purchase from Joan Marie Ber-
| tin az per act passed before Octave Morei.
notary public In this city. on February rs, 1870.
| Seized In tho above suit
Terms-Onsh on the spot.
| j. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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A BIG MAIL CONTRACTOR.

The subcommittee az the House Com
mite OF the National House Of Repre-
sentations In its Investigations Of the Postal
star service has brought out some very
damaging facts against Gen. Brady and
Mr.. Tyner, who are the real head and front of
the department for which Mr.. Key acts merely
a an ornamental figure head. From the
testimony elected. there seems to be no
longer a doubt about there being q vast
amount OF corruption In the management OF
this department, which has the disbursement
of millions of the peoples money, and we
trust that the committee will prosecute their
Investigations vigorously until they succeed
Id unmasklng the officials who have SO long
managed to commit their rohbeNes with
| impuntty.
| There have been for a very long time WELL
grounded suspicious that the mail contracts
were given out, as rule, to the favorites OF
ring that controlled the matter absolutely,
but until Congress took the matter OF the
star service In hand there was no way to
prove that corruption actually existed.
How far Mr.. Key can be held responsible for
the acts of his agents it is difficult to say;
but one thing is very certain, the country will
expect and demand that Mr.. Key will offer
every possible facility to the Investigating
committee Ia their search after the facts upon
which to base articles OF Impeachment
against his guilty subordinates. Ia the sitting
of the committee on the third instant Gen
Brady was put through pretty severe ex-
animation, and it was drawn out that one
CONTRACTORS lucky fellow name Boone-has
over five hundred routes. We extract the fol-
lowing from the New York Sons report Of
the proceedings, which in itself shows the
improper, il not corrupt, manner In which
the postal service Is conducted:
/ The McDonou2h contract from Prescott to
Santa Fe was discussed again: Brady admitted
! that service aptha rou.e for the contract term
| OF four years preceding McDOnouRhs term
was let for sa2.oss. and the same number o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

Uncle Dick Thompson wants It understood.
once for all, that be commands IL naval mat
tiers. A prominent Off etal yentured to remon-
strife with him upon the appointment OF Or.
Wales as surgeon general of the navy over
older and moreee perieneed officers, and called
his authority in question. 1t Is safe to say
that he will do so no more. 'You dispute my
authority demanded the Eate Secretary,
~ viii give you a practical test Of 1t. will
ordar vou OF to sea- And he did. The OH
Ger. who has had an easy position IN WashlhR-
Ton for several years, is now on his way TO
;on the squadron In Chinese waters. Naval
men Who love their ease will be careful no y
thew call ia question any action Of the old salt
hereafter.
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Ireland.

Act No, . of the General Assembly OF 1850
makes appropriation Of 500 to pay the eA-
penses or the session
II was generally expected Saturday that
&ha Fiscal AGENT Of the State would advance
the funds required to pay the current ex-
penses Of the Legislature. In fact It was 50
understood by the members generally. 1t ap-
pears, however. that the Fiscal Agent claims
that he had only authorized the statement
that as soon as the Legislature shou Id adopt
q revenue bill providing for the collection o.
licenses and taxes the bank would advance
the amount required, as the delay In collec'
tons would not be great.
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Abraham c. Myers vs.. Her nado CapelIa

L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ieh Of Orleans. No 1o.363-By virtue Of
writ Of seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Filth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, /
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Aucttoneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customh use streets.
In the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY.
February 9. 1880, ut u O'clock m. the following
: 4 CERTAIN LoT OF Of GROUND. together
with all the buildings and tmprovements
city. II the square bognded BY julia Lending
corner of Julia Landing and Franklin street..
and measuring. 10 American measure. twenty:
six feet front on Julia Landing by depth and
front on. Franklin street Of one hundred and
twenty feet. between equal and parallel lines,
as per. plan OF Louis 81. Pile. city surveyor.
dated the eighth OF December. 1858. deposited In
| the office Of Euseba Bouny. notary PUBLIC In
this city. Which said property was acquired By
| the defendant by purchase from the city Of New
| Orleans, per act passed be ore Eusehe Bouny,
notary public In thi. city, on the fifteenth Of
Febl uary, 1859.
| Seized in the above suit.
]. & ALCEE GAUTHREAUx.
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
/ ja0 16 Is 80 fees
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Matthias Doll vs.. Hermann Lehman.
rI,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ieh Of OrleHns. No. 26,o75 BY virtue Ok
writ or seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Third District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell ut public auction. ut tho
Merchants and uctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street between Canal and Cuetomhouse streets.
In the Second District OF this city. on THURS
DAY, February &C. 1880. Mt IL o'clock M. the
iolowing deseribed y property. 70 W.T. .o.
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereof, and all the
rights. ways. servitndes. privileges and advan-
tages thereunto belonging or In anywtse apper-
tanning situated In the Second District OF this
city, designated by the number tWenty-elRht. OF
square number fourteen. which Is bounded by
Barracks Hospital. Levee and Gallatin streets,
measuring twenty ak feet front on Levee street,
twenty. six feet two inches and two lines on Gall
latin street. one hundred and thirty three feet
nine inches In depth on the side toward Hospl-
| tai street. and one hundred and thirty seven
! feet two inches and seven lines In depth on the
side toward Barracks street, both side lines
| running through the square from Lavee street
| to Gallatln street: the whole In conformity to
| CERTAIN plan deposited In tbs office OF A. Duca-
tel, notary. Being the same property which
defendant acquired by purchase from Louis AL
Cohn. notary. on the first Of February, 1870:
title registered In conveyance Office Of this par.
| ish In DO ok 81. folio 420.
/ Seized In the above suit.
/ Terms-Cash on the spot.
| J. r. ALCEE GACTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
/ ja26 fe2 0 10 % 26
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John Henderson, John l.. Atcrry subrO-
gated. va. Jeremiah Lincoln.

gated. va. Jeremiah Lincoln.
L,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL lab Of Orleans. No, A.plp-By virtue OF 9
writ of seizure aud sale. to the OWL Sheriff
Of the parish Of Orleans directed by the
honorable tho Fourth District COURT for the
parish OF Orleans, In the above entitled
cause. l will proceed to sell nj public auction,
at the Merchants and Anctioneera' Exchange.
Royal atreet. between Canal and Oustomhouae
streets In the Second District OF this city. on
MONDAY, February y. 1890 ut u O'CLOCK m.
the following described property, - wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
lying aud being In the First District Of this
city, In the square bounded by Constance. Mag
ayine, Robin aud Basin tuow Terpsiehorel
streets. designated by the number two. on n
plan drawn by q. A, Eedin. late surveyor. on
the twenty fourth OF February. 1s4p Deposited
In the Office OF ]. r. Beard. late notary public
In this city: said lot measures thirty feet nine
inches ono aud four-nfths lines front on Con.
stance street by one hundred and sixteen feet
nlno inches elk lines In depth. hetween parallel
lives together with MI the buildings and I'm
provements thereon rights. ways and adva,-
tages belonging or In anywiae apportatnlng
Being the Same property acquired by the do.
PENDANT herein by purchase from the succession
Of William J. Watt. Rs per act passed before W
]. Castell. notary pubic In this city. on tht
third of November. 1874
1Heised In the above suit ~u
Terms-Unah on tho spot.
J. II. ALCEE aAUTHNEAUX.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
jag 10 AZ 30 fec .
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JUDICIAL ADvERrrsEMENTs.
SIN EmIFF SALES.


UOUls u.NmOthc w. LuCueN MussOSs
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAN.
- tab OF Orleans. No. 10 a3s-By virtue Of writ
Of aejgure aud eale. to me directed by the honor-
nble the sixth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, In tho above entitled cause VIII pro.
ened Il, cell Mt public auction. ut tho Merehants
and Auotloneera' Exchange. Royal street. pe-
tween Canal and 0ustemhouae streets. ~ ne ,
second Datrtrt Of this city, On FRIDAY Maro9
Ia 1870. ri IA O'Clock m. tho following dnseilped
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the Second District OF this city Of New Orleans.
IN the square bounded BY Dauphine uTsn |aq 2.
Burgundy and vt. rbilp streets: said lot V
designated hy the letter u, % a. plan drawn the
thirleth Of May 1867. by Charles A. dc Arm rs.
civil engineer and surveyor, and deposited lor
References in the office Of O. v, Foulou, notary
public under the numhnr eeven. according W
which plan snld lot III ground measures severn
ty-one feet seven inches front IN aasd Ursu-
lines street by thtt.y- one feet eleven i1ehse
aud five lines IN depth; her with all the
buildings md improvements thereon. appur-
tenances thereof riRhts, weys. privileges ser
yitudea or dependencies hereuuto halnnalnG
or In anywise appertaining without exception
or reservation,
Haiye In the above suit. ...
TERMS Cash on the spot.
j. r. AIDEE HAUTHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
!, 4 q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

There Ia really no need for the average
American to tear his hair over the constant
growth Of European standing armies. What
are they, after all, "a point q numbers ~
compared with our national militia, the COM
bined strength Of which, rank and file. ls
placati at 6,5l6,75S. We submit that, with this
showing, there is no occasion for alarm II
Germany adds few more battalions to her
military force, or even II Russia Increases
hars a txsvuarly 10000 men.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

The anti.Grant organs pretend to belittle
the triumph OF the Camerons IN pannsyt-
yania, aud argue that the instructions to the
delegates to the national convention In favor
OF Grant were really a defeat OF the third
term advocates. The same argument Will
prohahiy be used when the delegates from
New York are instructed In the same way.
AT this rate, by the time majority q the
delegates are fixed for the old man, the Sher-
man and Blaine men will be frantic with de-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09
KING or THE CARNIVAL.

DEPARTMENT. LoRp H1aH CHAMBERLAIN. /
New Orleans. February =. 1880. }
The Lord High Chamberlain has noticed
with much chagrin. the unauthorized aud u,a-
sedsonahie publication Of IL paper called the
Weekly Budget" which made its appearance
early on this tSnnhayl morning.
From inquiries made BY this department 1t
appears that the designs were obtained for q
New York paper. and surreptitiously used IN
the manner indicated by the person that OBJ
tanned the same.
The only publications recognized by this de.
partment are the New Orleans CARNIVAL, and
the Royal Herald" DE BkRINGHEN.
fac 1tadn GenttamHu In Waiting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

Our people should not permit even the fes-
tiyities Of THE joyous season to make them
forget that nearly half million fellow hu-
man beings are starving to-day III Ireland,
Let all those who have the means sand nearly
ali can afford something send In their con-
tribntlons to the DEMOCRAT for the HERALD
InfaH RELIEF FUND, to be forwarded Mt once
b the suffering people .M."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

Have you subscribed yet to the HERALD
IRrsH RELIEF FUND.- If not, send In your
offerings, however small, to the DEMOCRAT,
and aid In the grand cause OF saving from,
absolute starvation the destitute people Of
FINLAND
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CARD OF THANKS.

AT meeting Of the passengers, held on
board the eteamer ROBERT MITCHELL. Feb
ruary \, Colonel q. w. HapninHton. Of Object
Clty. Ark was appointed chairman, and VIII.
4. Hays secretary. Measrs j. q. 1sham. M.
Norman Day and VIII. 4. Hays we're appointed
a committee to draft resolutions. which were
read and unauimouely adopted.
Col. Happinston accepted the chair In n very
neat aud appropriate little apeaeh TO the happy
guests.
The following are the resolutions:
Whereas. II has been the privilege. aud no leHs
the pleasure Of the undersigned to be the pas
aenHprp on board the Southern TRANSPORTATION
Line steamer Robert "tchell, from Cincinnati.
Louisville aud other pcin'a to New Orleans.
Resolved. That We tender our sincere thanks
and heartfelt gratitude TO Capt. Dap. Moore.
Clerk Frank Stein. Pilots Brooks and Carroll.
hrana en 1her n.sr ,o an
The steamer Robert Mitchell for their stten.
tions to ua during the. trip. aud for the good
treatment, comfort aad enjoyment we have re-
Resolved, THAT we cheerfully commend the
Robert Mitchell to travellers aud ah!ppera as a
aafa fact comfortable and pleasant boat.
Resolved That copiea OF the above resolu-
lions be furnished to aud published In the New
Orleans papers.
ford. viii Hays aud wife. Mlsa Lizs'e Hughes.
Sydney Turner and WIFE, mi lss Emma lyes.
Miaa Ipln Turner, NlrH M III u InOmn6au, Miss
Helen Dickson. Mrs ] Meyer. Mr. Norman Day
aud wife. Mtes Pearl Landsbetg. Mss Nellie
Day. Samuel Doll, wife mud daushter, Mas
m Mssrdss s' ss % MD xH "Sta
Mrs G Z -Moorman. j Gilbert lsham Mrs NJ 9
Backlay. II M i Bowen and wife Gilmore u
Mnorman, II NJ Ivea. Miss Lou Barge, Thomas
Hanna, Miss Matte Belle HaYa, Z X Scott ] w
Ahraaer. Boyd Wunder. John Il Backley.
j Strong, y Cooke. John Kear.
Mra Shelton aud three Children. MI Prescott.
Mre 9 q Murphy. 0 NJ Heise. Mra O McDermott.
YIN Crosby, q " Miller. VIM Sullivan, Thomas
Beard Mr. Tucker, W Swayne, wife aud daugh-
ter i sef and wife. CANT and Mrs 9 Hank.
Mas Annie Dial. Gao Al Ewing. NJ and Mrs
Hayward. Jno Folny and wife, h . Mguord,
Sa,1Sei ii logan, j w Hall, VIM Smiley, Mrs U
i s0ausa. Miaa Mary Hamilton. " J Kouse,. W
il Perkins aud wife. Mrs Dr. nm. Mrs Qhas "
Inr Mise Hart Tyler. Mas yitul. Mcfarland
Mas Wattin Hughes, J Allen Boyd. Don Tyler
Cwenahoro, Ky; A g Hootsell. Fred Smokey
| q /, Holden Jr. V Patterson. Lit Guiee
| Mjsa Emma Price. w Stewart, Matches, Mics
| = Harold, l. Harold. Rnlph Harold, HUH
Harold John Shradar. 81. and wife. John
Shratiar ID, u Jackman, Vim Brown. y
4 Farrier w Il Richie, Charleston, o: ] ShAfer
| II Donnell Mdilatuwn. @: MrRpd Mrs Long.
year. Lansing Mich: Mira l l. Barbour; De-
tow Evansville: uhas II Hoagiana. Dayton. y
Theo Landsherg, Rockport. Ind; John Harper
Greenvitla. Hugh Mccormick, lnaianapolts
| Geo l. Potts. steamer Geo l. Cheek; 5 Satink
| New York; Mesars, u Falrling. Potts. McOoy
| Friedman and Bued VinksbnrE: Messrs Auit
1 Louis Kline aud A J Picket. Paducah. Ky: Mis,
1 Ella Thteuhaud aud seventy i've O hers. fep
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rsw ORLEANS. FEBRUARY %. ,sse.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Af1ADEMY or music Rtte's Ftancehne Com
hin.fi,,,- "EvANaxb,NE AND THE LONE FISH
ERMAN.'
nnANn OPERA HOUSE THE BOHEMIAN
(3tn1,.e hr tie Emma AhboH Enosisa opera
NJ uHAhiEs THEATRE : MAcAhtaErEa =
Magician.
gT. pATRIOK's HALL--faa for Henant " ~
ftatYtat's Church
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Although a favorable report has been &C.
cured from the COMMITTEES, there Is little fea-
con 10 believe Le Duo will ever become
member Of the Cabinet with the title OF Sec
retary Of Agriculture. The report Will ~ all
probability be carefully filed away among the
congregational archives, and that will be the
lnaf ~ II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

Whatever else the Radicals may cay oil
Congress, they can't deny that II has utterly
disappointed their confident predictions 81
blunders and mischief, Aud this u no iiaht
0rievanra ..."
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

For the CUT States, partly cloudy 'redthe',
locat suises. variable ~,nd ard stationary
barometer. sltpht .fuil ~ temperature. riads
shifting to nottheflp IN NE so"ih'resf. 'ss,ap
barometer and lo,ref temperature bp Wondah
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Spear = E.coR Her.
lkW CAMILLA TNEEH

DY SPEAR Il EsgOFFIEl,- rlael,le j. spear,
ID Aurtioneer-~Ofire No. 40 Raral street
MONDAY, February 9 1870. nj II o'clock n. M.
will be cold. at No. 40 Royal street hetween Uus
tomhnuae mud Dlenville atreata
lKO CAMELIA TREES. in full bloom, Just
landed per Steamer Louisiana, from New York
from Gabriel Mares Wocdside Nurseries, Iona
laand
Tar,us-(aah fpa
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Right Hon. Hugh MeCalmont Cairns.
LID. p. O., Lord Chancellor OF Great
Britain, who read the Queens speech In Par
lament few days ago. Il, Il may be observed
In passing. an lrshman, born tn County
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special NOtlCe-The recent fire In our
Factory will cause no interruption In the bust
ness. We have n large and we'll assorted stock
Of TRUNKS, BAGS, etc.. to select from. and Mt
Sam pie Gases made to order as usual: also re-
pairing and covering done ut shortest notice.
L. j. DUFFY, No. "a Baronne.
fes I'm Between Cnnal and Common streets.
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SUGGESTION ~ michaes S,,blcn.

GE'OND DISTRICT COURT Fob THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans, No At 7es- Whereaa Mary
Ann Giblen has. petitionea the court fr lettera
Michael Gibiep Notice Ia hereby given to MI
whom 1t may concern to show cause within tor
days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of tho court,
jaa1 teho JOHN HERBERT, Clork.
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The subscriptions TO the Hefa'd's relief
fund. 1t the Office In New York, aggregated
nearly $4,000 the first day, In sums ranging
from xtN,O to % cents,
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Crescent City Live stOrk Landing ana
slaughter House Company va. Joseph Tu.


Slaughter House Company Va. Joseph tn.
jauua
AECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
~ the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
Of the parish Of Orleans. No. 2oes BY virtue
Of n writ of fnrl faeas. to- mo GireoteI by tho
for tho Sixth and Seventh Municipal Dtstrtots
Of tho parish OF Orleans. IN the aboys entitled
eauee. will proceed TO sell ut public auction.
Royal street between Canal and Uustomhouso
efreeta. In the second District 81 this city, on
FRIDAY, February 30 1890 ut IA o'clock m. tho
following deacrihed nropsrty, to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND IhTEn!iE.sS s
OF J, Tujauue defendant Ia the aboys entitled
ca,1se) In and to the claim and suit Of J. Tujaaue
va. Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
Slaughter House Company at nj, bainY No.
10 Gso OF tho docket of tho Sixth Dtstr let Court
for the parish OF Orleans. said claim being Tor
five hunhred dollars and costs.
Heizel In the above suit.
Tsrms- Cash nm tho spot
j. n. ALCGE GAUTHREhUX.
Owl Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The Society for the Prevention OF Vice has
gone TO work In Chicago. 1t has business
anoa,rh ahead ~ Il to laat 4 lifetime.
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SPECIAL MnT1sIra.

Headquarters AssoclatIon Army Of Ten
nessee. No ~ Baronne street. New Orleans
February 3. 1ssO-The regular monthly meeting
of this association has been postponed from
Tuesday February 10 tMard Gras), to be held
on TUESDAY. February II. 1880. ut O'Clock
y. m.
jos. ID. TAYLOR.
fes 3t Recording Secretary.
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Denie Kearney IL said to be worth 500
1sn't It about time 10 class him among the
blpAtei bondholdere
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0Tm4f
DIED.

EHEA-nn Sunday. February a. 1880. at 1
o'clock u, m, HONVRA ri 1rATRlCK. be-
native Of Kanturk. O'un,y dorE. ireland. aud
a resident OF thie cits FOR the past twenty ak
yaara.
Her friends and acuuaintances and 'hoee OF
Rubt Uheevers. her ann law. are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from No. 900 Dry
adaa atraet. This tMondayl Afternoon. At
o'clock.
BARRErT-On Monday morning, Fehruar!
Q, 1870 Mt O'Clock. Jamea Patrick BRrrntt. aged
IL yaara, = mantha and 40 daya. native of New
Orleans.
The friends OF the family aud those of his
unrlea. Bernard and Phillp Doyle. are reepect
fully invited to attend the funeral. which will
take place At O'Clock Thia Evening. from No
aAk Magazine atreet.