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For Sale.
Desirable Brick Store House ON West side of
Market Square. Apply to Cornick d Cornick, at
Mechanics Bank augStf
For sale.
A commodious Brick Dwelling
Vi24df w. A. HENDERSON,
So~a =. r
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TEN AS.

The effects Of the recent cold spell were
perhaps more severe In Hill than any other
county in the State.
Garden vegetables are beginning TO be
plentiful In Victoria. The fruit crop was un-
injured by the last freeze.
An association OF the newspaper publishers
OF Southern Texas has been formed, having
for it's object cooperation.
In De witt county, on account of the search
ty OF seed, not more than two-thirds OF q
crop Of cotton will be planted.
The st. Louis and Texas Railroad. recently
completed to Mount Pleasant. In Titus
county. will BIO extended to Oorsioana by Oc-
tober next.
Sulphur Springs will soon be- the terminus
Of the East Line Railroad. The road will be
built to Greenville In the early sum mer, and
not long after to Mckinney.
Bill Lewis. witness In murder cases. was
shot dead while skinning deer he had killed
In Live Oak county. One thousand dollars Is
said to have been paid for his assassination.
The people of Comauche county are attempt
ing to steal Bell countys glory. They lately
severely whipped Or. Neims. q man, 1t Is said,
OF good standing and a physician of iine at
tainments.
All recent reports from the ChenatI noun
tains expedition are quite favorable. Gold
has been found, and the silver discoveries are
OF the most gratifying character. A new one,
supposed to be tin, has also been discovered.
The tale of the fatal duel between Arthur
Pue and 0. @. Marsh. at Bandera, Ia told In
the San Antonio Express. Pue was drinking
a little and playing cards with Marsh. The
latter was cheating, and Pue detected him,
telling him not to do so. Marsh pulled his
pistol around In front of him, when Pue
quickly drew his revolver and told Marsh
that he did not wish to hurt him, bat he
would not let him get the drop. They went
to the bar In Hays saloon and talked over
the matter. Pue offering to make up, but
Marsh refusing. Not long after this
Marsh walked out OF the saloon and down
the steps. Pue stepped to the door
and looked out. Not seeing Marsh, he
walked out on the platform or gallery. Just
then the saloon keeper. George Hay, heard
Marsh exclaim, Now Pue, I've got the drop
on you, and I'm going to kill you" Then
came two quick reports from Marsh's pistol,
both shots taking effect in Pues back, who
wheeled, when third shot cut cash
through his left eyebrow. Pue then fired,
and broke Marsh's right arm. the ball pene-
trating at the wrist and coming out near the
elbow, severing the artery and showing con-
olusively from it's course that the arm was at
the time extended In the act OF firing an
other shot. A second bali struck Marsh just
above the right eye. passed down the neck
and came out Of the right shoulder, killing
him instantly. Pue lived not quite twelve
hours,
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widow FIavia steph w. stephen Conra..

THIRD DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
lsh Of Orleans, Mo. rs 148 by Virtue OF n writ
OF seizure ard sale. to His directed by the hon
orable the Third District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, In the above entitled ehuee. VIII
proceed to sell Mt public auction. ut the Msr.
chants and Anetionssrs' Exchange. Royal s,rest.
between Canal and CuStomhouse streets In the
second District of this city. on SATURDAY.
Aprll 10. 1880 at u o'clock m.. the following de-
sertbsd propertv. To wilt
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated In
The First District of this city. In the square
bounded by Gravier. Miro. Perdido and Tonti
streets, desigt ated by the number twenty. nve
and measuring twentv-aevsn feet six inches
and two lines front on aravisr street. The Same
Width On the rear. line. aud one hundred and
thirty feet IN depth according to u plan made
by j.. Btrehler on the seventh OF June 1879
deposited In the office Of Theodnis Bnisson,
notary public In this. CITY. together With all aud
singular the. buildings and improvements
thereon and the .sppurtenenees thereof. 40
CURED by defendant herein by purchase from
Jules Birot and Merestan Hanbuehon. By an
act passed bbefore T. Bnisson. notary, on the
twentieth Of August, 1878 registered In the con.
yeyanes. Office Of this parish In book one
hundred and four. folio eighty three.
Rszsd In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. . -..
j II. ALUEE aAUTHHEAUX,
OWL Sheriff OF the Parrish OF Orleans.
mhp 10 81 30 APPS 10
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NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PAR
n fsh OF Orleans, No. ID34s-By virtue of q
writ OF feri faeias, to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth Distries Court for the parish of
Orleans. Ia the above entitled cause ! will pro-
coed TO sell bt public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers, Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and CustornSouse streets In tho
Second District Of this city, on Fk4DAY.
Aprtl 49, 1880. at IL aclooh M. the following de-
sertbed properly, 20 Wit .
ALL TIKI RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
OF John W Mad au. defendant. in and to the
firm OF Madden 4. Oa.fs
Seized In the ayovs suit.
Terms This bslna tho second and last aue-
ton. the sai6 property viii b. d. hnttslV adiudi-
Gated TO The Gixnest and last bidder for what II
will b. ing. st twelve months credit, the pug
chaser fr.Sni3n.pg bond, with good and solvent
security bearing avo per cent Interest PER an
mum arom OATS Of sale until hoal payment;
Said purchaser will have to deduct from his bid
and ay In cash the amount OF pr nttng. sher~
tffA % and clerks fees, gay abont sixty dollars.
j. r ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
rs 1915
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ELI.ES.
Delegates to tho State Convention -Avoy
Giles Has Candidate for the Con
gressional Nomination,

The Democracy OF Avoyelles met In Marks.
Vile Monday, March 30 for the purpose 81
eleeing delegates TO the State convention
which is to meet ut New Orleans on the
twelfth OF April, 1880, Hon A. ID. Latargue
was chosen president, and Messrs. A. M. Gre
million and I. j. Edwards were elected secrs.
taries.
The following delegates and alternates
were then elected: b. II. Thorpe. Arlstide
Barbin, Anatole Coco. s. J. Norwood, II. J
Joflfion, A. ID. Lnfargue. q. II. denin. fsham
West and ii. ID. Hudson. Acknowledgement
Bordelon, A. M. Gremllllon, Eoi Joffrioh, +.
d. Oouvillion. DIR. ]. A. Crawford. LudgeE
Barbin. Leon Gautier, +. NJ, Haygood and
Theophile Lemcine.
These delegates were authorized to cast the
vote OF the parrish for Congressman. and II
was resolved that \. Il. Thorpe was the
choice of tho parish for Congress, and the
delegates were requested to give him their
full support for the nomination.
The following resolutions were thsn unan-
lmously adopted:
Whereas. throughout the long and dreary
night of Radical oppression, the only ray OF
hope that Gheered the down trodden South
was tho beacon light Ct Democracy, whose
camp-fires blazed In O distance all the while.
and whose dawning star we now hail with
glad acclaim; therefore bs 1t
Resolved, That Ayoyeles sends greeting 10
the faithful Democracy oil over tho Union
that In the coming Waterloo OF Republican.
which the old guard OF Radioallsm will
charge In vain.
Resolred, That we will follow the banners
OF the Democratic party until victory psrchee
upon them end good government under pa
triotie auspices once more blesses the land
We will give our cordial and unwavsring sup.
port to the Democratic nominee for this con.
gressional district whoever he may be.
WEST BATON ROUGE.
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter; The fol.
lowing are the names of the delegates &c
the Democratic State Convention TO be held
IN New Orleans on the twelfth instant
ID. q. Montan, N. w. Pope, A. Levert, Jr.
James l.. Lobdell, j. " Durable FL nj. Favrot
and W. b. Robertson. They were instructed
to vote as q unit, but were not instructed.
SABINE.
In pursuance OF call of the chairman Of
the Executive Committee of Sabine parish, q
mass meeting was held In the town OF Many
on the thrtleth day OF March, $780, for The
purpose Of electing delegates to tho State
Convention TO be held In New Orleans ON the
twelfth of April, 1880.
Permanent organization was effected by
electtng II. L. Presley, chairman, and w. A.
Garter. secretary
On motion che following named delegates
were offered to represent the parish in the
State convention: Il. M. Armstrong, J. IT.
Caldwell, John Blake, j L. Smith and L. u.
Presley.
On motion the appointment OF T. r. Pres
tive committee for this parish by the late
State convention was confirmed.
On motion, resolved that any one or such
thorized TO cast the vote of the whole.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Daniel TraversSn vs.. Joseph spencer and
Marie Rose Spencer his wife.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish OF Orleans. No. as. 800 BY virtue OF q
writ OF feri facias. 70. me directed by the
honorable. tho Third District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
cause. / WILL proceed to cell ut pnbio
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Hoyel street. between Canal and Gus
totnhouse streets, In the Second District OF
this city. on SATURDAY, April 10. 1880. ut Ia
o'clock M. the following described property. to
wit
geher with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated In tho Second District Of this
city. and designated by the numbers nine and
ten, In the square bounded By CANAL Custom.
house. DorgeDois aud Broad streets having ia
American measure: Lot Number rline, Of mn
Irregular form, two feet eleven inches four
lines front on Onstomhouee street, one hundred
feet In depth on the side towutd D0rgenois
street on the line dividing 1t from lot number
ton, and one hundred and sig feet five inches
four lines in depth on the side toward Broad
treet. in an oblidue line. thirty. eight feet
eleven inches In the rear line; lot number ten
measures thirty feet front on Customhouse
street by one hundred feet deep. Said prop. rty
having been acquired by defendant by purchase
from George o. Hastings, by act passed before
r, ID. Seghers, notary public, on tho first day Of
May, 1873.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. II. ALCEG GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh9 16 23 30 ape 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-O A Bullard, La Fl
A Walmsley and wife. Mrs e A Wilkinson.
strong and wife. Chicago " bnpa sye Mem
phis; W O Brown. 81 ssom. st Louis: Fl
Acklen, Jas Todd. Mrs Innerarity. Masters
J and Innerarity. St Mary :J B Williams,
PIttsburg; Gen. Harvey. . s A; J " Cobb, G Fl
Warner. New York: VIM Burna. Chicago: FL a
Gundt, Reading. Pa; John NJ Barton. Cincin-
natl; w Lake and wife, Miss Milton Harley.
] Llmeburner. Philadelphia: D B Robinson,
r q Hill and wife,, Mrs Bu!och. city: o Fl
Walker and wife. Iberia: j Fl Atteey Holly
Springs: Mrs 2 j Small, Louisville; Robert
Weatherly, M williams. Ohas K David, John A
Stevenson. La; Arthur Harrington. Boston: Il
W Gould, steamer w Halliday.
CITY Hotter 81 Hardin. Ky; Alb't Morse.
D II Hanspire, Ind: D Priestly, RIB We
mack, Canton. Mics: g NJ Rntledge. La: "A q Bu-
ford. LtGdls, Miss, G Moore. n q: Geo
Sturges. N Y; VIM Devlin aud wife, Rochel
ST Mary A Moss, Oentreport La.
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bach purity has been called DO meet at Green's
befo, ". o., on May 8.
A. rival OF the Mammoth Cave has been dis
covered near Hopkinsviife. Ky.
Two men In SEWER county Tenn, wer.
killed by a tree blown down by the wind
The upper portion OF South Carolina will
produce this season the heaviest crop of cot
ton Ii has ever known.
The Senate Of Kentucky has voted TO sell
the Governors mansion, regarding 1t as too
expensive TO be kept TIP.
The capital for building the Clifton manu-
factory In Spartansburg, t. O.. has been raised
and work has commenced.
There have been more visitors TO st. Angus
tine this winter than ever before. and the ho-
tolls have reaped golden harvest.
In ali parts of the wheat-grpwing district
Of Alabama the rust is doing great damage In
the hitherto promising wheat fields.
The cooking school In Charlotte, n. O..
opened Monday with twenty-four scholars. II
will continue ten days. and the price OF tuition
is Figs
Mr.. Turner, member OF the North Caro-
lima House of Representatives from Orange
county, has made himself so obnoxious rs TO
compel his expulsion.
The Historical and Monumental Assecla-
Zion Of Montgomery, Ala. proposes to raise
$4,000 by III subscriptions for the purpose of
erecting o monument In that CITY 10 the Con-
fedeFate dead.
The United States Government has decided
to locate marine hospital at Blackboard
IHland, near Brunswick, Ga, All vessels com
Ing from Infected ports will have TO touch
there. bs Inspected, flmigated, etc, before
being permitted TO come up TO that town.
The Charleston News Is informed that
among the Republicans of South Carolina
Grant is the first choice and blaine second
and that Sherman has no apprnolable follow
Ing. 1t is the purpose of the Republicans to
nominate e full State ticket from Governor
down through all the minor offices, and make
straight-out fight. They Say that the State
publican nominees for Presidents and Gov
ernot II Chambsrlaitl's aud Etliott's Inf uence
can be removed Tho Republican State Con-
ventiun will be called Ia July, after Ii Is seen
what the Democrats will do In June.
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mary WWFtEn vs. SARAH ~ steele an d
james H. Steele.
GIxTH DIS THIOr COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of OrlsBns. No. 10, 1886 BY virtue of q writ
OF seizure aud sale. to M directed BY the hon
orable the sixth district Court for the parish OF
Orleans, n the above entitled cause, ] will pro-
coed to sell MT public auction. ut the Merchants
and Auelionee' g Exchange. Hoyal street. be-.
tween Uanal and Oustnnhouse streets, Ia the
seonnd District Of this city, on SATURDAY,
April 10, 1880, al "a O'CLOCK M. the following de-.
seribsa pInnerty, IT, wit .-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings aud improvsuy eats
thereon, situated In the First Dist lot Of his
city. III the square bounded by St Magdalens
lnow Caib rne) Common. DRAWER and ct. AIDE.
line lnow DefbtaHyl streets, and dsslgnat as
lot number twenty six on n plan Of Louis II.
Pile, on the twelfth OF May is4g. deposited In
the Office OF A. Mnzureau, lnts notary In this
city said lot Of ground measuring Engliph
measure. twnntY. seven feet front IN 81 Mag.
dalsne tnow 0aibofne) street by one hundtsd
aud twenty Two feet seven inches aud two lines
erty was acquired by james II. .Bteele By nnr-
chase from John Galnsr. by act before s. Mse-
ner Iate notary. on the twelfth Of October 1858.
and by said steele transferred to his daughter
Miss Sarah A. Steele, Der act before M. aernon
notary. on the seventh Of May. 1878.
Reis4d In the above suit
Terms-uash OH the spot.
j. Il ALCEE HAUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
mhe 1G 80 30 ape 10
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Patrick and Thomas McNansy vs. Mary
Mccormack. wife Of Jos. p. Muivey.

"topIu4tIh. WIZ VI vO5. IL mulVSys
L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL fish Of Orleans. No. 10 ABBY virtue of q writ
of seizure and safe, to me directed by the hon
orable tho fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, viii pro.
coed TO sell at public auction, Of the Merchants
and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street, BIO
tween Canal and Oustomhouse streets, In the
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY,
April 10. 1880. Mt IL o'clock M, the following
deserib6d property. to wit
ALL AND SINGULAR. THAT CERTAIN
LOT OF GROUND. together with I'll the build
tngs and fmprovem ents thereon. and all the
rights, ways, privileges. servitudes and appnr-
tenauces thereunto belonging or In any wise
apperaining. situated Ia the Faubourg Du-
verges In Algiers. or the Fifth District the city
Of New Orleans, on the right bank Of tho Missis-
slppi river in the square bounded by Monroe,
Market, Jackson ana Fran kiln streets. designa~
ted as lot number twenty-three OF square num-
Der thirty-six, on certain plan drawn By A.
d'Hemeeourt, surveyor. dated September TO-
1886. and deposited In the office Of Louis r.
Caire. then notary public In this city. as plan
number one hundred and ninety. five, OF book
OF plans number three. bis. according TO which
plan said lot measures, In French measure.
thirty feet ono inch on Monroe street by one
hundred and fifty feet and one inch In depth,
between equal and parallel lines. -
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
J. r. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
milo II "a 81 apr 10
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ADvEnTssEmgwTs.
SHERIFF SALES.
Hsft Matthew vs.. Mrs. Marie a'seiae post
and her husband. to authorize her.

HekbHe NA@AHleH Vs. WIS., WEAFse ARFtaE F6Rf
and her husband. to authorize her.
E,1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
u tsh OF Orleans. No. 10. 62o-By virtue OF a writ
Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District COURT for the Parish
of Orleans. 10 the above entitled cause. will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer;
chants and Auetionse,s Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Uustomhouse streets.
In the Seeond District Of this city, on WEDNE5-
DAY. Map Ia. 1880. ut II O'Clock m.. the follow
Ing deser1bed properly, to viii
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with The i'm
provemsnfs now existing aud hereafter to be
placed thereon. situated In the Third District Of
this etv. In the sduafe bounded by Broad. Wash =
ington, Lepage and Seventh streets. desig-
mated as lot number three on a sketch annexed
to en aet pissed before A. Dorioeourt, notary,
on The twenty third OF March tgTt aeoor ding to
which sketch said lot measures thirty.tw feet
front on Washington street by one hundred
aud twenty feet deep. between parallel lines
Being the same property VIII ch was acquired
by Mrs. Marie Ceeile Post. defendant herein
by virtue Of the. donation inter vlyos made to
her by her father, Hehly Tabary. rs per got
passed before A. IT, Bisnvenu late notary In
this city, on the twenty fourth of Febr .lhry
1879. Registered In Oonvsyanes Office. In book
number one hundred aud two. folio one hun
dred and forty two.
Hsizsd In the nboys suit
Terms 0esh on the spot.
H. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Rp10 II "a myt 9 IL
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OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

Portions of Florida are suffering from
drouth.
Gen. Grant Is expected In Atlanta about
the twenty-first.
Montgomery county, Ark, mines continue
to pan out profitably.
A rich vein OF iron ore has been discovered
near GAINESVILLE, Tenn
Good wheat prospects from nearly every
section OF North Carolina.
The negroes OF Murfreesboro, Tenn, have
q bad case OF the exodus fever.
State convention OF the National reen-
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIS Esss## sAa.sss.


ss
Bxeeutrix, ETC., w. Thos. q. Hardee ct ais.
E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
4 tsh Of Orleans, No. 1e.4lg BY virtue OF q writ
the Filth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, In the above entitled eaHse will proceed
to sell at pubic auction, at tho Merchants and
Au tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
ganai and Oustomhouse streets, In the SECOND
District OF tn r. city, on WBDN E5DAY. April al,
1890 at 10 o'clock m. the following described
BLEvEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
with The improvements thereon. rights, ways.
privileges End appurehanees thereunto be.
longing gr IA any wise appertalntng. situated
IN tho First District OF this city. In square
bounded by Broad. Banks. Palmyra and Dor
geno,s streets, END dsslanated by the numbers
teen. tlfteeD, sixteen and seventeen. on d plan
drawn by Louis ii. Pile, surveyor, dated March
0. 1871, q copy of which Ia anneRpd to ths prOfee
verbal or y. II. Walton, auetiOnssE, an nexed tn
IN act of sale from the succession of T. W.,
Inebarie TO H. y, Warzhergsr. passed In the
office OF CHARLES Strinser. notary public OF, ths
twenty eighth Of June. A. ID. 1877. said lots
forms the corner of Broad and Banks streets
and measures thirty feet i've Inches front on
Broa1 street by a depth and front on hanks
sti Get Of one hundred and twenty feet: lots
two. three, four aud five measure each thirty
feet trout or Broad street by one hundred and
twenty feet In depth lots twelve. thirteen. FOUR
teen, fifteen. sixteen and set entesp measure
each thirty feet front on Banks strest br ono
hundred and sixty five feet two inches and four
lines In depth.
Heig d In the above suit
1erms-Oash on the spot.
j. Il. ALCEf lAUTHHEAHx.
Oivil Sheriff VI the Parish Of Orleans.
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Yale n Rowling W.. N. serrs q CO.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish OF Orleans. No. 2sl69-By virtue OF q
writ OF feri factss. to mo directed by tho honor
able the Third District court for the parigh Of
Orleans. ID the above entitled cause will pro-
coed TO s3ll at public auction, on the premises
hereinafter designated. on FRIDAY, April Is,
property. to wit 1R2t EEg
ALI. AND SINGULAR THE ENTIRE con-
TENTS AND FIX URES, etc, of th5 premises
occupied by the defendants. known as
the Bed Store No.. l." situated at the
corner Of the Purllc Hoad and st, Bhilip street
NEAR the Bazaar Markell. In the Second Dis
trct Of this city. and consisting oil. b large and
we'll assorted lot Of Fancy and Ssanle Dry Goods.
Nctions. Trunks. Valises. ETC.. etc., 40 per fnyen-
tory on file In my Office. sst44B
BeiZed tn the above suit.
Terms-Cash on fhs spot,
j. r. ALCEE GATDEREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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Charles TFeBtily ana Jules raIIIsson w.
Walter l.. Toomsv
SECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR TIE PAR
~ lab Of Orleans, NJ. TIA BY ytrfue of d writ
oil tlsri fBeiHs. to- me directed by the Hon w.
Rogers, heaond Justice Of he Peace In aud for
me parish OF Orleans. In the above stated suit.
Of my Office. corner II st. Charles street and
Commercial Alley. on THURSDAY. the flftee nth
day pt AprilJ 1880 at IA O'Clock M
ONE COUNTER. SHOW uASE AND ONE
OLOUK.
Heizst In The ahove stated suit.
Terms-Cash on tho spot
ap4e1115 II, BARNES. Constable.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD,

The following were recorded yesterday ut tt
ltfioe of the Board of Health:
gIBTHs.
Mrs. Herman Angeletein. daughter.
Mrs. Francis Mouney. Jr.. q son.
Mrs. Antoine Bastile. Il son.
Mrs. J. FL. Lafaye, u son.
Mrs. Peter Welseh. daughter.
Mrs. Albert Shapter, q son.
Mrs. A, A. Neyrey. Il daughter.
Mrs. William Goodwin. son.
Mrs. ii. Dudley Coleman. q daughter.
Mira. nj. Il. Lynch, a son.
MARRIAGES..
Philip A. RemY to Pauline Genee.
Thomas Brennan to Catherine Keenan,.
August Bellais 10 Mrs. L. De Priest.
Henry Nuss to Lizzie Sax.
I'll. Z. Camjoan to Mrs. Mary A.. Green.
DEATHS.
Adile Richards. 81 years.
Carrie Wilson. Q years.
Julius Fournett. months.
Marie l.. Oastillon. year and months.