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CKlnEs Ann UA.UALrlns.
Fatal Quarrel Besveem Farme,

PEORIA. ILL.,, March 4.--Jeremiah Web
ster and John Guiliff, farmers. living near
Chlllleoihe, In this county. have had n dis.
pure Tor several months about the division
line between their respective farms. On
Tuesday Webster started to build fence
on the disputed line and Gutliff shot him,
the ball taking effect In his head. Web
sfer died OF bis wounds yesterday morning.
Gutlif was arrested.
Two Tragedies In New Mexico.
New YORK. March A special from
Los Vegas. N. NJ, furnishes an account OF
| two tragedies which occurred yesterday. A
policeman named Webb endeayored 10 dis.
| arm party OF four drunken roughs, when
one Of them drew bis pistol. Webb then
| discharged three balls into the body OF the
man, killing him outright. His name was
Kelliers, and he was only twenty years Of
age.
The other affair occurred at hotel called
| the st. Nicholas. A st. Louis commercial
traveller named Mocrehead was shot bya
waiter In quarrel that arose out OF o per.
sistent demand by MooreheaG for eggs for
| bis breakfast. The walters name was Al.
len. Before shooting he demanded that
| Moorehead get on his knees three times and
ask bis pardon. His refusal to do this was
The immediate cause OF the killing. Moore.
head csnnot live. There is talk II lynching
| Allen.
Alleged Murdcrers Acquitted.
CHARLESTON, s. g., March 4.-The trial
OF Jerry Moore. Aiken Moore, and Riley
Moore, at Walballa, for the murder OF
Alexander Bryce, Jr., last summer, ended
today. the jury acqutting the defendants.
The case attracted considerable attention,
as it had been charged that polilici feeling
caused the crime. For this charge, how
ever, there Is not foundation.
Distressing Tragedy I'm PennsyIyanfa.
PITTsTON, PA, March 4-Waring, q
school-boy Of fourteen, son OF prominent
citizen OF this city, was shot and fatally
wounded by some unknown person on the
outskirts OF the town last evening. When
the boy was brought home unconscious his
ated much excitement.
A BIOodless Duel.
AUGUSTA, March 4.-Op Tuesday last it
was reported that duel had taken place at
Sandbar Ferry, on the Georgia side OF the
river. The affair, however, was conducted
so secretly that the names OF the principals
were not ascertained until to-day. A. c.
Appleby slapped one-armed man named
Arthur O'Brien and was challenged. After
an interchange OF shots the affair was set
tied. neither party being wounded. The
duellists belonged in Celeton, S. e..
Sent to Albany Penitentiary.
DANvILLE, VA, March An. II. Tired
way, deputy collector OF internal revenue,
convicted OF embezzlement, has been sen.
fenced to one year in the Albany peniten-
tiary. His pardon has been applied for.
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The Buffalo Pipeline Company have sue
ceeded 10 securing the full right OF way fol
the laying Of their pipes from the Bradford,
Pa, district % Buffalo, and active prepara-
lions will be pushed for the laying OF the
pipes at once. Three large rehneries VIII
be built.
About $50 OF the 200 st. Louis stone-ma-
sons who struck few days ago have re-
sumed work, the increase OF 30 cents per
day demanded having been granted. "
100 men working on the Government dlke
st East CarondeIts, ILL.,, 90 struck Tuesday
TOR advsnce Il % cent? per Day.
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DANvILLE, Va, March 4.--Judee Rives,
OF the United States Count, has ordered a
writ for the arrest OF County Judges Coles,
Parks, and others, for trial at his court. in
Lynchburg, at the March term, in accord
ance with the decision Of the United States
Supreme Court. These are the cases OF the
county judges who were indicted some
months since in the United States Circuit
Court on the alleged charge OF refusing TO
put negroes ON iuries in their various
cJurls.]
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New York LIENS.

TOBACCO-DEALERs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
MARBLE-P0LIsHERs' STRIKE.
NEW YORK, March 4.-The Tobacco-Deal-
ers' Protective Association was formed last
night. A general advance in the prices OF
all kinds OF tobacco will soon be made.
About $50 marble-pOlisbers will strike
Monday il their wages are not increased.
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ESSEX COUNTY.

,S"nsssondence or the Risbmond Dispatch
ne. very distressing incident occurred
the s-,s tsDd, 10 this county, on FRIDAY
very wa. lnstsnt. Mr. Austin Coyington, q
who bsS ny end industrious young man.
time -. as, oeen IN depressed spirits for some
nil ,,' suu bad declared bis purpose TO co L
d, ,n's 70 several OF bis friends. on that
az, ~ q dose OF slrycbnine and soon
sorv - speu from the window Of an upper
inr d - she house he was occupying, fall.
sbsnTt ~, 'ue ground on his head. He died In
dIafsIy' .o hours. Medical aid was imme-
rj,say summoned, but. no relief could be
ne leaves q wife and one child.
OMEGA.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND, March 4, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - White. Al bushels. Red, $50 bushels (;
OF which Y bushels were re-exhibited.
CORN White, 1888 bushels. Mred, So BUSH
els.
oATs.-2,2o2 bushels; of which 200 bushels were
re-exh bred.
OTTAGRAsS SEED.-76 bushels
PEAs.-2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SO bushels good al Sl.47: 6
bushels common at 81 .20-tstal, "A bushels. Red,
2p6 bushels mihet al $3.50; 262 bushels very good
Fuliz al $40; ~ bushels good Fultz az tl.46-
total. 4S0 bushels.
CORN White, l ia bushels very good at SOC;
100 bushels prime NJ 60c.-t0tal, 1874 bushels.
MEed. SO bushels ut SIC.
OATS 100 bushels on private terms GO bushels
very good winter at 56c.; 700 bushels on priyae
lerm.-t0tal $3.50 bushels
OTTAGRAss sEED.-20 bushels on private terms
Sc bushels AT Sl.65-:otal, 76 bushels.
PEAs.-Nlxtd, bushels at 60c.
BEANs.-1 bushels mixed al 35e.
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1ffrripg the largest and most attractive stock OF
LADIES' UNDERWEAR ever offered In this city
Among them will be found great many that can
lot po sby be made up at the prices they are SELL
pg them for. f. 20
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MAINE sEAps BLAINE DELgoAres.--A

MAINE SENDS BLAINE DELEGATEs.--Au-
qusta, Me-, March 3.-rbe Republican
members OF the Legislature met tonight
and chose the following delegates to the
Chicago National Convention Eugene
Hale, Joseph r. BodweIl, Il. 5. Gill. and
Almon A. Sirout. Alternates: Orville ID.
Baker, Frederick N. Dow, William IL.
Simpson, and A. Z. Hamln. Resolutions
were adopted rfaffirming the principles OF
the party and urging the nomination OF
Blaine. Subsequently O. Blaine club was
organized
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 5G6 per cent. Exchange Long,
4S4: short. 1864 State bonds neglected. Govern
ments steady.
Ereofng.-Money, 5@6 per cent. Exchange,
4S4. Governments quiet nes SIS, 103s; A. per
cents, 1919; per cents. 1907. States dull.
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nj COMPREHENSIVE.


JULIUS MEYER having this day admitted his
partuer In his concern, the style OF the rm
Will hereafter be JULIUS MEYER son. dr. y.
Meyer returns thanks 10 his friends and the public
generally for their past generous support and beg
JULIUS MESER & son,
603 BROAD STREET.
will always have on hand large and attractive
stock OF
sEAs0NAbLt DRY GOODS,
which viii be- sold at
BUTToM PRICES.
JUST OPtNED--
ALL.WOOL RUNTlSGs, In every shace, at use;
UNION BUNfISGs. In black ana navy blue, AZ
RRo1ADE POPLINs, I ew spring shades. at IKE;
New and very cheap iine BLACK CASHMERkS;
New spring PEkaALEs ami PRINTS;
100 pieces PACIFIC LAWEs-laiest designs:
CORDt u aud FIGURED PIQUEs from etc. up
PLAIN: STRIPED, and CHECKED VICTORIA
500 new patterns In HAMBURG EyBRoIDE-
RIks al specially low price.
100 pieces TORetiON and BRETON LACEs;
New LANGUEDOC LACES:
New spring shades IN our celebrated 30, 75c.. and
SKI GLOVES:
Another large lot OF those 2 BUTTON Black KID
Large assorl@en I new SPRING cAssiMEREa; old
An DcslfsTICs re,ailed q, wholesale prices at
JULiUs MEYER s. Sons, 6os BrcAd street
Try our celebrated zoe. uNLAUNpRIEO
sIilRT-the best shirt made at the price. Fezf
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Indians at Hampton.

Fort MONROE, March 4.-The Ponca
chiefs White Eagle and Standing Buffalo,
with Bright Eyes, Mr.. Tibbles, and others,
visited the Hampton Normal School to- day,
inspecting the building, grounds, and sys-
TEN OF education. They propose holding
meetings In the principal northern cities 10
awaken interest Ia the education and the
advancing OF the condition OF the Indian
tribes. They leave tonight for Washington.
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prenarinr a National Rankrupt Law

NEW YORK, March 4.-Tbe Chamber Of
Commerce met this afternoon and appointed
special committee to cooperate with the
Boston Board OF Trade In drafting ma
tcnal bankrupt law.
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Call and see the GREAT BARGAINS in LINENS
CAssIMEREs, COTTONs, and other goods
slightly damaged by water;
They have also received a largs stock of SPRING
DRESS GOODS;
A case Of BLACK SILKS, purchased at auction
and will be sod at much less Than The regular
price;
so dozen more Of those LARGE BATH.TOwELS
1000 dozen DAMAsK and HUCKABACK row.
ELS;
The largest stock of EDGINGs and INsERTINGs
In the city;
100 pieces OF MATTINGs just arrived;
CARPETS TO be closed out At cost TO make room
for spring goods
Several cases of regular made STOCKINGS a. l7c.
apsir worth 3719c.. and thousands Of other bar
gains too numerous to mention.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
NH 3-eod 81 Broad street
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MARINE INTELLgGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 4, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chapdse and passengers. G.. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United STAT
mail, merchandise and passengers, j.. u. Tatun
schooner Robert Haley, Brooks, Baltimore, coal
=. H. Halves.
SchooIrr A. T.. smyrk, NJ rtino, Baltimore,
euanO. Richmond and Banyie Railroad.
Schooner j. W. Knigb', Lawrence, Promiss q Land
Puano, Allison x Addison.
SAILED.
Schooner Nellie, Braddock, Norfolk, brick, Cur
It's 4 Parker.
merehs ndise. Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Henry Davies, King, Portland, coal. Cur
schooner s. W. Bunnell, f'unnel, jersey City,
railroad ties, Johson 4 Blackburn.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, March 4.--Ardved: sehooners A.
G. Eaton. Hopkins, and W. p. Davis, Moore, from
pUff. ir,rIpurA, March 2.-Arrivsd: Schooner
John y Wins, IDgerol, from Richmond
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n IcUMOND AS A MANUFACTURING

IL AND TRADING CENTRE.
inc ndiug historical sketch OF the city BY y. 4.
RxoCK corresponding secretary viretnla Htsterl-
cal socieiy; with = tnsp ~ netor h0icnnnss
showfue tie transportation facities Pabitsosd ~
Th,s 8 vslrsbse boob for reference Aaa ferptsr
>eet use = Il indicates the great property % We
mn le Town II HIehmond.
prisr. SOC. In paper % bound !6c. ,...
nab i,dxW HAND0LPH kSVhtsns
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vIcEsBURo, Mes, March "A fire this
afternoon DESTROYED the residences oil James
r. Marsh, william v. Mccoy, 4. l.. Grand
and Mrs. Butler. Loss, $4,000.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HTEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
NI RICHMOND.
THE sPnlNGs , AN March IAN.
Far announcement or further lnsorlnatior, al
dress NJ. l.. JAMEs, ". ID. REGISTRAR,
u'S' No. STA east Grace street.
NH s.deod 7t.swfmhl7&w2
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no" COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENiSHED nearly every depart
mem, and are OFFERING INDUCEMENTS that
are not 10 he met IN many houses In this country.
A call will convince. fe 20
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


Fine, S4@.4.50: superhne. S5.50@s5.75; extra
f6.75: common family, *7@S7.25, fancy branSf
| $7tGiS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THrssDAy, March 4, 1850.
sALEs.-l0 shares Of Richmond snd Danville
Railroad Company stock sold ct 57k; Ia. shares OF
Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad Compsay stock
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MI" NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT
COHEN BROTHERS.,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION

LARGE STOCK OF GOODS SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED BY WATER.
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DANvILLE, VA, March An. II. Tired
way, deputy collector OF internal revenue,
convicted OF embezzlement, has been sen.
fenced to one year in the Albany peniten-
tiary. His pardon has been applied for.
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Senators Burnside and Davis, Representa-
tive Jorgensen, and General Terry, who
commanded at Richmond after the war,
called at the White House to-day.
Parties write Postmaster General Key
that for $500 they will furnish Confede-
rate records which will show the amounts
paid mail contractors during the war.
The House Committee on Appropriations
will finish the deficiency bill aud then take
up either The army or navy bill.
The Democrats Of the District think they
ought to have representatives in the Cincin-
natl Convention.
Associated Press Reports BY telegraph to the Dis.
patch.I
COULDN'T STAND HIS WAR RECORD.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Senate in
executive session to-day rejected almost
unanimously the nomination OF John
Mcneil Us United States marshal for the
Eastern District OF Missouri. The reason
for bis rejection was that during the war be,
while In command OF Federal troops near
Palmyra, Mo-, in 1862, ordered the execu'
ton OF seven private citizens OF that neigh
borhood, and did execute six OF them with.
out trial, on account OF the disappearance OF
a certain Union soldier who, Mcneil assert
ed. had been made away with by local BUSH
whackers.
THE PROPOSED SHIP CANAL BETWEEN CHEsA-
PEAKE AND DELAWARE BAYS.
WASHINGTON, March 4.--The sub-com-
mitsee OF the House Committee on Railways
and Canals, to which has been referred the
subject OF ship canal across the peninsula
between Chesapeake aud Delaware bays,
gave hearing this morning to the adyo-
Gates Of the competing routes. There are
virtually only two routes 10 be selected
from--one known - the - Sassafras route"
which u within ten miles Of the line Of tho
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E1- THE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE.
SYCLE BROTHERS

ARE RECEIVING THOUSANDS OF DULLARs'
WORTH OF WET GOODS, AND THEY
WILL BE SOLD AT LESS
THAN HALF PRICE.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

.CAsstDY's HoTEL-o L williams. Beech
Springs: y " Dillingham; Jas Lea, Han
0 t Thornton. C6icaso; y " 0antay, Lonisi,
ana JnH xeSt,rss lna,ye Boos BayoR
Eyre, Joseph G Eyre u j uis; d Wilson. Lou.
isiana d 9 David, Tetrehmuue: W I Seweil
WI simmons npa wire, Chicago; N M Cullom,
New Orleans; II smith. j.. and vile. city: h
" Anderson. Msmphis b Frank Hart, Euf ia,
dry HorGi.4r' " Nelaon. Morgan CITY
a. \ Howatd, Baltimore; d Alien, N Alien.
Fssaas Brown b N.Y. e'S Eld eh 2ap ands
porn. Mics: Y W oyerman.. n y; " Denny, II
III Uuaohae. paa"aganln. u D'elslr. wife. and
renee Atlanta; W Donu and three cuildren,
Columbus. ga ~ Kendrtaks. Winston. ca:
i l. Brldgers. Crystal Spripgs Uhas snann.
Pointe Qounae: I Ooemsn Miss; .Jno Knod.
Nj Louis: Y z Meyers; Bolivar. Mias: " !
Brown, Jr. Miss: Miss May Smith. Chicago: U
Boggs. Miss; L . Folsom, and wfe,, On veland /:
] Thomps n. Cincinnati: Mrs q Mann JaeR
sDons Tenn; Mre , YIN yon rnul md shi!d. West
hints Assnmt'inn.: Thos 4 Fucarton. Texas.
EST. CHhRIEs noTEr.-R Mex Jones and
i Ha saS y ass k Rs hpG1sGs e2 %e
Ganiay. Mobile; ii , Dtadeifr i Louis, dhas II
Miller and WIFE. Chicago: Stephen Bird, Bride
Point. Mo: II NJ kltdge Hnd family, Misa: Mias
Ellen Nance. ERshvile: Geo w Jones. La: A r
pinnrt. Fan Francisco; II Dapplets Genoa.
Italy: !, d 1rowbridse, Ben Hudson. st Mary !:
SAM Oragin. TeIreboune: Il Rice. st Mary !;
HP Ryland. Jr, ] Hal, England: 4 Charles,
Misa Il Charles, Boston: John. II Bradley, N
y; II II Woo folk. Lnuisvlle; L,uie Myers
Saratoga Sp,inssi 4msa. city Oheaet st
ST. JAMsS HOTEL. Mics sallls Jones'
Selma. Ala: II A CneErDve. Memphis: L Lob.
dell, Girard: Mrs A NJ Risey, \ Ina. Ala: j j
GILL A II q Leon. city Isidora LueAs patnsti "a |.
lhas 81 II iek, city F ~ 4 ihertson. Plauu emine |;
III Randall. Southern Express Com pany II U
Davidson mud wife, city: Butler Cotton West
John ] Barrow, Yves Felieiana; John Nj Davis.
John Greenwood, " IA Wogoner. ~: Mary; q 9
Cincinnati; Thes Powell. Lawrence Hart. New
York: N 7 Raney.. Summit Miss: Tom Jones'
city. w A Child Mon gnmerv: L Moshy Can
ton. Mlsst nj Paisley, Cinonnati; VIM q
Walker. ,Mtssiseippi CITY: Il y Dauahtry, st
Ohptias, La
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Civil Sheriff of tho Parish of Orleans.
a13 20 AT ja9 10 Il

RudOtph r.. Theurev w. Jos. Sckae u gen
and Mrs. Widow Msmier. divorced wife of
=. Eekel and now wife of Frank Friedman.
La soiido.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ tsh of Orleans, No. s025-By virtue of q
writ Il fleri facias. TO me- directed by the hon.
orabls the Six District Court for this parish
OF Orleans, In the above entitled cause
will proceed TO sell at public suction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between CANAL and Customhouse streets.
In the .seconh District of this city. on SATUR.
DAY, January 3. 1880, Mt 10 o'clock M. the fol
lowing described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
In IL 9 Third District of this city. In the square
bounded by Casscalvo. Moreau. Peace and
FreDchmen streets. and measuring thirty feet
three Inches trent on Casacslvo street by eighty
feet In depth. dlmin shipg In depth TO twenty
three fat and by sketch of ]. II. d. Heme court,
an act before il q. aottschalk. notary on the
fourteenth September. 1865. 1t appears that
said lot measures. American measure. thifty-
two feet ten inches two lines front on Casncalvo
or Royal street, twenty VI four feet six Inches In
width Ia the rear eighty. five feet six irebes
seven lines IN depth ON tue line of lot %" and
eighy-iiye feet three inches one line In depth
on the side toward Peace street; and all the
right. title and interes OF Joseph Schaettgep In
mortgage granted by the co.dsfendant In favor
nf said Joseph Schaettgen as pei. act passed
before Joseph Gohn. notary, ON thirteenth day
of Novem ber, 1906.
aeizsd In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The CITY of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Alexan~i
der Smith.

LyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR, /.
Il ish OF Orleat ., No. Il colby virtue OF O.
writ OF leri facias. to me directed by the hon,
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, la the above entitled cause. for city
taxes OF 1870, l will proceed t. sell at public
auction, ut the Merchants and Auetioneers Elk
enange. Royal strest. between Canal aud Cas-
city. on WEDNESDAY,. january I. 1880, at IN
O'Clock m. the following described properly. to-
VA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uatei la the Second District of this city, in
SOU ire number one hundred and sixty. nine.
bounded by Marais, Villere, Dumaine aud Mt.
Pnilip streets, and designated as lot number
eighteen, measuring thirty five feet front on
Marals street by one hundred and twenty-five
reet In depth. -
uatsd In tho Second District Of this tity, In
square number one hundred and slxty-nines
bounded by St. Philip. Where. Dumaine and
Marais streets. and designated as lot number
;venty- i've measuring forty one feet front on
st. Philip street by one hundred and twenty
' "A c Eft PORTION OF GROUND. SIT
mated In the Second District Of this city. In
square number one undred and seveuty- seven
bounded by Where Robertson, Ursulines and
St. Philip streets. and designated as lot number
three, measuring twenty-six feet front on VII
ere street by one hundred and twenty eighth
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-OaSh on the spot.
]. r. AI,OEE GAUTHREAUX
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de6 Is 40 N ja97 ..
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A OADEMICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.

The second session opened On tho frat Of
last October and will close on the. thirtieth u
next June.
Terms-ss quarter session, payable in ad
vance.
FACULTY.
RI. JESSE. graduate of University Of Viz
glnial, Dean, and Professor Of Latin aud Eng
lish Literature
J. L. GROSS graduate OF Virginia Military
instituted. Professor of Mathematics ana Ma
tural Philosophy.
Il. q, HARDING. M a., date Fellow In Greek
Ia the Johns HOPKINS University, Professor OF
Greek and the English Language
M p JULIAN graduate of thu University of
Franco. Professor OF Frenon Language and
Literature
Fl. DEILER, graduate of the Royal Normal
College of Mnnichl. Professor of German Lam
guage and Literntnres
r. b. MONTGOMERY. Professor OF Penman-
ship and commercial course.
ASSISTANTS. Prof. Alcee Fortier. Prof. Il.
l.. Bemiss.
Nothing but French Is spoken in the French
lecture room. In English Literature about 1870
pages will be read this session from each of the
principal writer's from Ohaucer to Shakespeare
inclusive. There Is a parallel course Of Eng
llsh History extending over the same period.
Next session the course 10 Literature will begin
with Lord Bacon and end with Edmund Burke.
For catalogue and further Information. nd
dress II. I'll. JESSE. Dean. Offics. corner Ba-
rome and Com on streets. Business hours
from 10 to II every day. de2a In
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The City of New Orleans W. Wild. Chas.
L. Wespel or Nespel.
des 10 20 27 jas7

LyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish of Orleans, No. II 325-By virtue or a
writ OF fieri facias. to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. for city
taxes of 1879 ! will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tn on seeona 1880 o. at
O'Clock M. the following described property. to
wit
uated In the First District of this CITY. In square
number eighty eight. bounded BY 'Tchoupftou-
lac, kelig GUS, st. James ard Celeste streets
and designated "a lots numbers seven. eight.
nine and ten. measuring each thirty-one feet
front on TchouDitoulas street by one hundred
and twenty seven feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the snot.
j r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
de6 10 20 az ja37
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-03
Fifth District Court.

Ruit has henn inAtitulpa II hIe court BY the
city againHt tbs Uitizers HavlnRs Bank. the
New Orleans CANAL anu Banking Company and
the Bank of Inf yettn. for taxes on certain
rights enjoyed by each, not real aatste The
Citizens Savings Bank ia sued for st7sT ss. the
Bank OF Lafayette slO6J 80, and the Canal Bank
s5gl %.
In the matter OF the prayer of M. ID. LaEan
and John VI Kennedy 70 restrain the Secretary
OF State from promugaffngthere ufns for Rep
reBentatives of the second ward parish OF Or
leana, this enurt haE tseued rule nisi TO show
cause why this prayer should not bs granted.
and fixed the sixth instant for trial.