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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
An Emphatic Deninl-The May Ticket
10 stay and TO Win.

A. NJ. Kelley, chairman Of the democratic
Executive CON mittce CT VirglDip, denounces as
false silly runor put af,at on Saturday that
tho ! 9 h of May electoral ticket he'd been, or
wtulG be, Withdrawn. Ia q letter 10 tho hloh'
mond Dspa CT no says:
Tho 1umur that there Is any purptss OF
Withdrawing the regular conservative demo-
cratic ticket from the field is not only false tut
has no shadow Of foundation save 10 tho wishes
Of those n no invented tho absurd statement. 1t
Is simply az elk c.ioucering trick If kird per-
feoliy familiar TO all Who know the devic:s to
which d. soeratiou leads political parissps
The May ticket was never as strong 10 VIZ
GINA as tits this hour. 1t is hsmptred by no
fsithics tliet, deserving whep needed. 10 lts
colors the brave AID true and honest oopserVa,,
tiye5 of Vireitis ale couirg. Irrespective OF
ID cir local difIer ncel; ard every day s@els the
number Of those who. however disposed TO try
the strength IF factions whom the dlsocrd
brought no danger, Cannot be made the tools OF
selfish leaders when tho republican party c,n-
fronts them n solid ranks and with open Proc
amation of their receive to snatch Virgirla from
the ranks oil conservatism.
They realizo that the nt bt without pltc,
ia The natiopsl canvass. Tier opposition to
rsdicsIism is cider and stronger than thslt OPP
position to ''funde1sm," and they are postpon
log the question Of rea6jastmeDt To tie only
field 10 which il can be fought to join HANDS
With US 10 the FIELD OF the present hsht.
Tho May ticket hiss cone to say, and TO
,r,I,, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

The same Methodist Conference chat inter"
iupted it's work 10 old,r TO telegraph General
Grant re ques. to give its members lst i've min
ute Of bis precious time q! The church 10 which
they we're assembled, the enc a! Rockford, ILL.,.
when it heard the result Of last Tue S lays elcc-
tions. again stopped the work of its Master,
and. after giving three cheers. sang, with tho
widest demonstrations Of delight, Praise God
from whom oil blessings Aow." Was bieoted
partisanship ever before cani.d to such bias
phemous extent. even 10 the times of Crom-
wsN2 Oae of its members, aware of the sacIi-
lepe that had been Committed, attempted 40
Rouse for it to the world ty telling fa!sebood,
or by exposing the Plans ct the radicals to en-
dea,or to retain possession Of the government,
even if defeated, two weeks hence. for be said /;
II believe you will be criticised Tor your de-
mopstrstion, but believe it is an indication
that We shall escspe civil war. !! feel IN my
heart that 10 this religious assembly We SHOULD
lift our hearts in praise to God liz the use OF
that glorious dcxolrgy. know We shall meet
an emergency in the history OF our county. ao9
I believe this Indicates that We shall meet 400
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
rrnilHurp DAILY TRi WEEKLY ~
EDGAR FNOWDEN.
BEn0CRaTir TWKgT.
KAn rnsainKNT.

Fla phsHinENT,
WiNPigi.n SCOTT ilhNCOUK, OF PENN.
paR yICs rRwsIpssr,
WILLIAM H. BSaL1Sll, OF INDIANA.
gLECroRa AT LARGE.
John Eohols Of Augusta.
l. W. MoR,Rncy, Of Prince Howard.
piHrgiCr RLycroM,
Fini District, Thomas Croiion. OF Essor'
Hosoni District. l.. X. Watts. OF Portsmouth.
Third District. llill Garter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. 3. +. Coleman. OF Cumborpd.
Fifth District. Jamco s. Rodd, Of Horny.
sixth District. Samuel Grllln. OF Bedford.
tovcnth District, Z. NJ. Mcmillan, Of Greono.
Eighth District, j. \. MCnilee, OF Kappa NIX.
Ninth pisirc.. l.. L. Horny. OF TsZswel!.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN s. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

How INDIANA WAS CARRIED How d.
you account for Indiana going republican at the
late electioE, New York Herald reporter asked
General Butler on Saturday, and especially in
view OF your reosut dectara ion that the 3 ate
would 60 dsmocratic?'
There is no earthly doubt" be answered,
that IuGisra ia d,mccratc. There wss great
mist. Ike 10 having the State election 10 October.
ASIDE, however. irem the local issnes. Which
will not enter into the next ele ciop. the oss CT
the State to The democrats is largely sttrltuta.
bio 10 'repeaters' brought there BY republicans
How many reporters do you suppose there
we're p
net legion, they did legion of harm. lmet q
gentleman from Alexandra: Va. who confessed
to haeiog taken fifty there.
"Apd know q man in the Custom House
here Who took twenty from this city" inter-
rupted q eeotemaD.
New York city vac yell represented con-
riuued the General, "bat the2 CANT use New
York re pesttrs at tie Btxt a. elton 10 Apdlaoa.
They may possibly run them into Connecticut.
Bnt With all .ae 'repeaters' the republicans can
Abr ma neXt eIeetl0u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

Fhc dc ors ar, very much displsascd over
competitor vino is gradually steaiog their bsst
practios; wo mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Of
which % o,ut bottle docs bottcr wHk than
dZ,n prescriptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
Mothers J
iEOtherS!! Mothers

MOthersi HEOthers!! Mothers y
Are you disturbed at night aud broken of your
rcst by sick child suffering and crying with the
excrucistiDg pain of cutting teeth 2 II so, go at
once and get bottle OF MKS W1NSLO WIS
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
little sufferer mmodistely-depend upon it,
there is no mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you ct once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, and relief
and health 10 the child, operating like magic
II is perfectly safe TO use in all cases. and pleas.
ant to the TASTE snd is the prescription Of one Of
The oljcst and best female physicians and nurses
in the United Ststos. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un-
leiss the facsimile of CURTIS & PERKINS
Dealers. Twenty five cents bottle. Beware of
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

A:unor is ca!rent ia Europe this. the Aus
triau Crown Prince has suggested thst Russia
End Austria unite in a scheme OF territorial
spo!istion. Ard that Russis should seiz, Con-
SIS. Lnnple
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

BRIuIIT AS TIE MONDAY. Tho golden
SUN" FIRE PLACE HEATERS. For salo by
STANsBURY e. Bro, manufacturers and deal
ers in stoves and tinHsrs, cornnr OF klog aud
Washington streets. mCBurney's Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

Boy: CIcthicg, Boys Olothiog, new dcs'gas,
ius. r, C lived at Nose WATERWAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

A grand TIE Deum in honor OF The sa'qll.
centennial was sung list night, By direction ct
Archbishop Gibbons, in all The Catholic
churches Of Baltimore. To night there will be
toreblight parade, 10 which tho Fifth Reel'
ment, Grand Army of the Republic, veteran
iremer, Corn snd Flour Exchange, and other
organizations. will participate. Tomorrow
eight there will BE- n parade Of tho German
..blsaux which appeared 10 Mordss's, process
sion add CcmpaDy e Of the Fifth REGIMENT
will also turn out-a psrt Of thc'' ~ costume.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

SUICIDE.-Robert Ii. Wills. abstract clerk at
the depot Of tie Seabosld and Roaucko rail.
read OF Norfolk, committed suicide 90 Salur.
day morning by shooting himself through tho
head with q pistol, The ball entering the right
temple NJ cause i, assigned for tho deed.
Tho teo:rsod was from Isle OF Wight county,
nnt tLi:ir.puo wears Of sgo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

The uebcupded enthusiasm cfthe department
clerks ct Washington, over the republican VIC
tories 10 III, West came suddenly to nalt Sat'
uldsy, as il was made thu exause LOT aoosnsf
political assessment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
CANAL COMMERCE.

Ar,ived-Bosts A S WintriDgham. } = nd hcsn'
T n.r,on q X HooE II DelsHe.d. w %:o'"n
r. Ri miller, 7 Patton and John bIai :. 1ana-
Am c:ican Cosl Co; K Fsnnor, to : 81
& Co; Emma, to w 4 Sm99,, ham, he'd.
D Dsp ton. aoolf Il De!aasd, W Iooii%;
r. 4 Il Miller, T Psloa, Bradbur" '"'' l
Fsruon, --.----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

PHILADELPHIA. Ocrr. 49, Ca..:a-I:sfa %
fair; sales 900; prime 5ssS5E: good 1sas.!; n:a.
dunn 4tas4i; common 33ssI4 Sheep-mn!s".
dull; sales IL OCO primo 5aSts; good 4isS'5. ~
dunn 4ssS4s; comm 2Ja4. HoGs-rlarae. i7'',
sales G, 5CO prime 7isSs; mixed 7sS1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER y
Sun rises .......... l2I $40, scts.......... II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

NEW YORK, Ocrr. l9.-Stocks at7tng 49,
higher. Money 2s3. Flour quiet chi li''
chtpged. Wheat quiet. Corn ii,;n sEd i:Ir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

auo .unrKeL Upe..u :, iivs. E--l- IA steady "a.
firm. Wheat is scarcely 50 active. end ''-iry
tho receipts were light; We Go!o sales OF l@,r
bushels at co. lC5. 10. III. III aad liz for F0'@'
and liz, III AID I'LL for Lancaster, th2E7 oIi1F
no strictly choice offerings Of The Latter reported.
Corn is shade weaker, and bu! little WIS oas''
ed there were small GALES st 81. e and u !cr
new, and IS and Sc for Old. Ono smsil lJt t.
Rye bro ,ht 3d. and no Oats wore rcr"t'd.
Country producs is quiet al qlo!Ni3n5
BALTIMORE. Oct. 1S.--VirkiniA % o'i - -"
deferred "a; do consolidated 81; DO - eciios -,
pas. duo coupons 901 new 10 Aus 4U3; I'D ~
coup 951 bid TO day. Cotton frmer; m!ddAnE
lCs Flour steady and firm Howard street An
" estern super 50aSi; Go extra I3'S5; -
family 25aS6 Is; City Mills super : 75sSi %,
do extra 50sS5; do family G2)ssG 81; 90 ~
brands l2sSG 25; Patspsco family 81, "hc:t
Southern steady: Western easier SautheF"
red llO,lf3; do amber il5sl20; No 2 Wc:t"rn
winter rad spot and Oct l!5s.ll5s; Nov llt!'
llC4 Dec lletslle4; Jan'y ll9ssll93 Cora
Southern steady; Western steady and que
Southern white IS; do yellow 81; Western mlS-
ed spot Oct and Nov IS. Oats STEADY; Wcst@fa
white 4O,4l; do mixed &Sa29. Rye cniet ut leo,
lO3. Hay steady; prime TO choice Fgnns 81.
Maryland 19sSi0. Coffee firm and shade TO-.
ter Rio csrgoes ordinary 10 faic lltal3t. s'1E'-
strong; A soft TO- Whiakey dull At 81 H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

UOI,UING ROCKING CdAIRSi ,,,
FOLDING ROCKING CHAlhSl
Gre dollar will purchase nice T91ui rk,S SoeA
inS enS" o. IS King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

sxTIRE BOOK HOLDERSl ,,,
w WIRE BOOK HOLDEhS
u. ssslo hv Mclean s. UHLER.
'e ssn oH50 Is King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-18

T,7gg WINDSOR FAMILY sCALh-We
baoe icst received another lot OF above, pro.
boupced By nl The most convenient iamily
ecsIe in uss" They require no weights and are
balanced quickly. Call and examine
CO., NOLAN s. UHLER. 76 King 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
MARKkrs III TELEcRAPn,
DOMESTIC.

New YogK. March 25.-southern flour FIAT and
UNCHANGED: Wheat feverish, irregular and e
lower. moderate demand: ungraded 5b@sss.
Oats heavy: about Nc, lower: No. 4l9A1s.
Hops outlet and noninally unchanged.
gar dull and UNCHANGED: melado 606'.. fair to
good refining 7x@7N. prime 8: refined quiet:
Yellow sss7s Oh ns Sos %n stsn edsls s ss
ss Soten SEED III da 1Res
M9 Ia = FOREIGN less active; grocery
grades In moderate demand: Po5to Rco .ogs2
steady q ssXS.s: weoi Very stsonS. isi IDS Dc.
shade rmer. Lara higher a as' XIX ' WhistS
aa%9a e IL ades e yssy fGE nr
OHIcAao. March as. Flour, dull and nominal
Wheat steady. fair demand; No. red winter
re eoIa q 'r ao ,nd rssa
Lard in fair demand and hisher; 7eo. A1 Buzz
Clear VERSE; sssdI
and unchanged: No market here to. morrow.
~ TIE c DEoysrs Journal reports: Hogs- Receipts
loc hieher: receipts mostly Of common. and
nedium; mixed packing q 1904 IS, choice
aa s soid s1 e $780, 81. ssp sesss
shipping drag slowly at IS soes Is: stocke Sa
dull and weak at ~ 1904; butchers weaker at
42@4. 6heep-Receipts 1900: shipments 500:
fairly active and steady at IS 40@6 4O one lot oil
| fine merinos at - 70.
g1Nc1NNAT1 March 2b.--Flour dull and lower.
Wheat easier: s. 27h. Corn In fair demand
lower: $40 5o91o IS. Lard stronger; g@7 Of.
Bulk meats flrmer; shoulders :. ribs sK
easier: 81 o.. Sugar firm. Hogs steady bnt
arm; comnon So 5O94 90, light 81 25@s4 50, pack
Ing - 25t04 IS. butchers "a 1894 Us.
BALTIMORE. March 25.-Oats dull easy and
UNCHANGED. Provisions about steady. OofYse
quies and steady: Bio. carRoes, fair to prime
lAlsSl5h. Sugar about steady; A soft Ok
Whisky unchanged. Freighrs arm,
LOUISVILLE. March 25.-Floux dull and nm,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
FUTUREg


There was again considerable movement In
futures to-day the sales summing up 1880
bales. including 5000 between calls against
1900 yesterday. including 800 between calls.
The sales were also more general. running on
eight'months. comprising 2sooAprils. 5000 Mays,
l40o Junes. 200 Julys. 100 Septembers. 100 Octo-
bers. 800 Novembers and 100 Decembers. The
market was rather irregular. opening flrmer.
ruling quiet at noon and closing firm. The
bulls, however. seemed to have the grip to-day.
the average sales Of Mays being 1888. against
1881 yesterday, and the closing sale 1884.
This advantage. with the Intervening
holidays Of Friday. Saturday and
Sunday. will Rive them ample time to prepare
for any new developments on Monday. In the
meantime opinion Is pretty evenly divided as
to results pro and con. the increased
movement and lively animation In futures Is
exciting rapidly growing general interest in
the business.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures Of the following quotations
at the closing calls are tho bidding rates o-day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
a1.ae1 sea4s so1b7 77.7os bal

1861 6.R4B 5O,1b7 77,705 bales
or the soOc bales used In the country almost
all IL spun by. hand. Three years ago a small
spinning mill was started near Smyrna. bat
like mnny OF its larger brethren ID this dis
triet disappeared BY IRE when only year old
:, We may not be wrong In surprising that
provinces Of his Mahommetan Majesty may
find II lucrative TO pay attention TO the cultiva.
ton q cotton ior Il has thns nse r. shown y
carried on. Almost the whole Of the soil Of the
country is admirably suited for its cultiva;;
December. and the gathering In August and
September. AZ very little attention is paid to
require only little ordinary care to materially
improve Ito condition and the value u the
staple. From specimens In the possession Of
Greek and Armenian merchants we have met
In this country, We believe we are justified in
0uainted with what conduces. to their own
benefit. and would no doubt find II profitable to
encourage the cultivation OF cotton In Asia
Minor Us soon az political and social conditions
made such ventures more secure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26

ohspsed. Wheat o nrm q = I. 1901 =. q. oaes
&c "a D. Lard firm Z. Bulk meass firm. -
arm. Sugar cured hams sslo. Whisky itssd7
~ WfirLnrxt,roA. N. O. March as.-Spirits 81 d..
penlins inactive 1t ~. Rein quiet and siesdy
d u Is for stral'edl,, q tx for xo9d st!lInsd.
81 rs for hard. ~ IS for yellow dip. Corn "a.
changed. +
irregular and higher: No. . red fall d 1901 SoX
Corn fTmer ut 3g1s@g6M. Oats dull at %. Whlos
~ steady Of D. oe. PORK higher q. eil. lard
higher ut s.s2hOs %. Bulk meats higher loS
sides, Bacon higher for sides.
HOGS eotixs and betteri Yorkers and Bait
mores u 1904 10. butchers to fancy ~ 1874 81
mixed packing y 1904 ae. receipts $500. ships
ments $500. Cattle weak; shipping demand
stockers and feeders " 1904. COWS and hsifsr1
n 5000 10. Texans and Indians ~ 1865 71l
colorado steers - 5000. receipts 2000, ship
mentS 1Gn0 Sheep in active demand: fAir n
good muttons ~ 4oes 30. choice 10 fancy q T.
Ub S.. export sheep eb@e 10.
FOREIGN.
LONDON. March 26. .. m.-Erie 45h. Sugar.
Cubs centrifugal. polarizipR % degrees. Ns a.
2ss cd: do muscavado. fair refining. alookl
ass 3d023s cd. s@4T5fa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26

Thus tar CVedrdnoes. Balances.
This week. ...-....... eS.e16A30 90 esl9.ss9 10
Last week. ........... 9.612.1A4 40 TAI. $40 81
This week last year. 7.226602 30 e30.62S 50
THE MONEY MARKEr-Exhibits fair degree
OF animation.
Exceptional commercial paper IL quoted CO.
v cent: Al do -@S: collateral loans GOT: loans
on call at the banks sos p cent y annum, and
on tho street -06 Al mortgage 9: second grade
INV YoRK-Money rate . y cent
LONDON Bank OF England rates y cent: Con-
soils 9s lie.
NILvKR- Mexican dollars rule at Ssh. trade
dollars el@96; American halls and quarters
par. Bullion in London e2sd; here. fine
AnsnloAr GOLD GOLD. California 7es y cent dis.
count: light weight 97@par: mutilatedS y cent
FoREIaN CoINs - In currency: Flve-iranc
pieces s00--c. twenty franc pieces % 7b@-.
soverei9ns "a 1904 IS. ten thaler pieces u Goa
-. Spanish NoubiOons e16 $50. Patriot donb-
looms SIS $50. Mexican douhloons SIS $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces SO 3b@10 46,
South American gold DOC y pesos. German
twenty marks ~ COCA rs.
STERLING Quiet. Here commercial is 4s4k0
A8S. bank -V4s7. bank counter rate -@As7h.
bankers 4set. bankers sight AgOS: at New York
commercial H. 4s3XQ4s4h. bank Asb@As5H.
FnANos-Quiet. Here commercial are 5.21A
mercial 6.21A@5 .20ss. bank b.t91s@5.lsL.
NEW YORK HIGHT-Quiet. Commercial 81 500
rs premium per $1,000 and bankers counter
checking rate q 80 premium y $1,000.
STATE OONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
ms ~ I'M NV VYv a N1<V
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
Total boating debt
OILY HGtib WRH QuOt1u N lOIIOWb
,xchange last Friday and o-day:
COTTON VIEWS AT NEW YORK.

COTTON VIEWS AT NEW YORK.
In the present fluotuating condition of the
cotton market. the following from the New
York Evening Post OF the twenty-second may
DO found Interesting to our cotton trade:
Spot II our hs since the fifteenth
pool had Lost for spot and. arrival. but. the
sood MANY orers eq ROM sds
and IA CONSEQUENCE fully recovered the decline.
The last advance Of spot, OF lie fs. no doubt.
ana 4 Tie interior towns: but il must soon V be-
come evident that the falling OF was accustomed
bYtmpedsd trsnssp &c, y A..
90 900 bales The interior tYenty.six towns
other Interior places and with what may Be- left
At the PLANTATIONS, taking the latter % 2 low es
Innate will probably send $50 600 to 400 600 bales
that according to the Chronicle. receipts at the
ports from the plantations amounted last week
in spite Of interrupted TRANSPORTATION to 4o.6s2
The chronicle makes the visible supply 81 900
bales more than In 1879; Ii we add about 40 600
70 speak Of the stock at Bombay, which must
ALSO be larger and moreover adding the in
s!siole stocks at our mills cay abou.
invisible stocks ut the European mills OF at
least $50. 600 bales. We have surely large sup
Our New New York stock is asa.oo bales. against
stocks 1t ali port amount to $4,000 bales,
bales. Our spinners require less than In 1879:
there remains, consequently. q large quantity
b. Win ut 81 9e v Th Nd
viii Liverpool remain at this figure when ship
4 . allowed by al that the acreage planted
n 0nss heEs be d.
hn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
F@-5@ .5 II. lS4855. !. ~
TRUSTEES sALE.
In the Circuit Court OF the United States.
for the District of Louisiana.
No. 1857.
EDWIN D. MORGAN AND JAMES A. RAYNOR.
Trustees and Receivers.
vs.. s5.t9sy
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (6uccessor).
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUTLERa
EFT Ais. ~ i

Under AND BY VIRTUE or THE d.
- cree Of the said court. duly made 4nd 0M1
tered in the above entitled and numbered oaulee
the powers Contained In mortgage Or decd qS
trust duly executed ~ the New Orleans. Mobile
md y; ,s Kailroa dIt % tie p5ets
been duly recorded and established Ia and O.
james s T. Raynor Trustees therenndsr. vii ss
at public auction. To the last and highest btddoyf
In bulk and Tor each upder the suDs,inton03
appointed for that purpose, on SATURDAY.
the nty-fourth day OF April. A. y. 1851. 81 tn1
hour Of u o'clock M. at the entrance 70 TN
city Of New Orleans. In the State Of Louiaiana
all and singular the entire railroad OF tho $50
& he ssts q ana
Orleans. In the State Of Louisiana. and beeWeel
The said cities. Within the States oi Lonisians
81 Is every nature and Kind whatsoever descri6s1
or comprehended 10 the terms OF the sid 81
leges, franchises, immunities. corporate OF Otn1
erWise. included In the same and from WhQM4
soeyer derived pursuant 70. 70 ne said deed
rails. ali Of the engines. cars. tenders. oiicsS
rolling stock, tools, dopots. station.houees. sefl
houses. wharves. landings. platforms. pae610
snss 4. s q q ne s anal soe
ped Tor Operating Or DOING t6s 6usiasss q
sd s ssrSs As2 tbs re
the Pontchartrain Railroad OompanY 81 q
State Of Louisiana. and the DEGREE q q
said court relative to the said stock,
said Pontchartrain Railroad Oompsny. z
date February %. 1879, with ell OF the rI91l
confeErsd 70 sald c1mpsin :. II srd y e.
The New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Raiifoa1
OF evory nature and kind whatsoever, which n
%fk aaSh <
works and machinery. landings. ana 4ppu1
tenances q The Orecso,e Works at West pasc1
The said railroad is completed and In op0rl
Alabama, and in and Though the states Of Az
s1 6ssns IL sts u 20 ~
10 lensth III miles. more or less. exclusive
with the said decree. VIZ: Cash to tho hi9he1
bidder on the spot: but under the decree 4f0r1
said majority or greater number OF the bond
form an agreement Ito Be filsd With to q g
Master ten days prior to the SALE may purphal
all Of the said property. In accordance with
Any biddsr. s ssoept the said majority 81 bon
holders or their purchasing committee Will
required to deposit In the hands Of tho sA
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