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Malaria.

Thousands of our readers have an ex-
perimental knowledge of the meaning of
this word. There are few sections Of our
country absolutely free from malaria, but
it is only in marshy, undrained districts
that the atmosphere becomes dangerously
poisonous. The writer visited one Of
these not long since, and found more
than half the people suffering with some
form of malarious disease. Out Of eleven
families in one locality, eight had fever
and ague, or some other type Of disease,
the direct result of the poisoned air. In
two of these families every member was
sick, and some of them had been infected
so long that there was no possibility of
recovery they might live for years, but
it would be miserable existence. After
this, and perhaps another generation have
been killed off, the land in these sections
will be cleared up, drained, and made fit
for the abode of human beings. This
has been the case over large areas of our
country; where swamps and marshes,
malaria and death formerly prevailed, now
are seen rich and fertile farms Health,
happiness, and plenty have taken the
place of sickness, misery and want But
this freedom from malaria, the conversion
Of deathly swamps into smiling fields,
has been purchased and secured at a fear
full cost, for the victims of malaria vastly
outnumber the dead of the battle fields Of
the worlds history.
The importance of drainage to health
is only just beginning to be appreciated
Only few years ago, that man who IN
vested money in drainage to secure health
would have been deemed poor manager
and if he attempts to secure perfect drain
age for this purpose now, many call hin
"wild." Ordinarily, no attention is giver
to the matter where water does not &C
tually stand and stagnate on the SURFACE
And yet there are very few spots o
ground in the whole country that can no
be made by drainage, and the fewes
number that do not actually need it t.
make the location healthy one. w
commend the example Of an Acquaintance
of the writer's, who lived in log hous
five years longer than he otherwise would
and denied himself and family many &C
tual necessities, in order to drain swan
on his farm. He expended $1,000 i
the work, having to dig deep and carr
the ditch half a mile, through an adjoin
ing farm, to secure an outlet. BY this h
freed the location from malaria, and tia
swamp has since produced enough t
5 build the house and will be for long year
to come the most productive and prof
! able ten acres of the farm. Both healt
and profit are secured by judicious drair
age.-IrochcdL Farmer.
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II. Il. TYGEIST 81 CO.,
40 s. Delaware Avenue, Phila, Pa, and Smyrna, Dc
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IMPORTANT to FARMERS.
Continued reduced price of
SHELL LIME
For the Year 1880.

As an experiment and tomee The necessities of the
times, decided year ago to lower the price of
our LIME p per cent, making il cents per bushel
instead of cents, as formerly The success Of the
plan such that sales were MORE THAN
DOUBLED, and we concluded to continue the price
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l047- KENT COUNTY 1880.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.

Insures against loss by fire issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually in
advance during membership, and on ceasng to be
members whatever remains unexpended after paying
losses expenses and dividends IS returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost.
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Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1880, Sundays
eXcCpted) trains will run as follows:
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Our Increased Passenger AocommOda-
lions makes the line Cheap, COmfOr-
table and Convenient.

Fare to Philadelphia, IS Cents Round Trip, SIPS. N
charge for conveyance to and from ROthwelrs
Landing
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SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AdditionAl to those
above. leave Smyrna for Clayton 215 and 745 P. NJ.
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 1904. NJ. and sos to make
connection with trains North and South) from
Clayton.
H.F KENNEY, sup't.
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Potatoes Once More,

l still have something more TO say
about potatoes. My potatoes are very
good, mostly large tuberS. This year |
commenced with sheep manure, scattered
on the ground before blowing; also pig
and COW manure in the hill, with splendid
result. My Early Vermont potatoes are
number one, very large, long and smooth;
drop very early; MANFRED with pig ma
nure in the hill, cut to single eyes ten
days before planting Compton's Sur
prise good; not very many in the hill,
but large, round and full This potato is
very excellent for baking. Carpenters
Seeding, only moderate yield, but most
too many small ones. This potato is of
excellent quality, but it willis and becomes
tasteless in the spring of the year. This
variety not manurcd in hill. Brownells
Beauty can not be beat tubers larger
than common. Idaho variety failure,
this year MANFRED in the hill with cow
manure King of Earlies, medium in
yield, but of good size cooks well very
good for early. Triumph, first-class in
yield and quality tubers very large !;
plenty of them weigh two pounds, with
but few small ones MANFRED with pig
manure in the hill. This is a very desir-
able potato both for the table and market ;
cooks well. 1t is intended for main crop.
Garnet Chill, tubers large, smooth and
round; yield very good this variety has
always yielded with me at the rate of
about $50 bushels per acre. In certain
localities this is the only potato grown ;
generally liked pig manure in the hill ;
tubers cut to single eyes at time of plant
ing; three eyes to the hill; foliage very
dark green; very thrifty; stems covering
the ground early in the season; it is a
late potato, worthy of general cultiva-
ton. My Scotch Gray potatoes worse
than nothing; have scratched them off OF
my list also the old Pinkeye potato but
the latter is a very beautiful potato, yield
not enough to cultivate. The red and
white Peach potatoes are very poor this
fall it is,yeryl5 difficult to save enough
for seed. 15haye potato called the
Grange that is very nice. u, 1t is lighter
colored than the Early Rose, with a
pink eye, very smooth, eyes small and
very distant, yields well, dark foliage
worthy of cultivation. My Superior pc.
tatoes not very large but very smooth
manfred with pig manure in the hill
All the above varieties planted in hills
34x31 feet apart. All early potatoes this
year good late varieties medium: work.
ed three times with double-shovel plow
hoed once to large flat hills.--Prachca
Farmer. no;....,f
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Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. r.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
EORTHwARD.

On and after MONDAY SCI ember 18th 1880 (Sun-
days excepted,) trains Will leave us follows:
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6 Gents per BusheI

During the present year. The superior excellence
and cheapness Shell Lime for agricultural purposes
can be attCsed by hundreds Of the best farmers of
Delaware and Maryland, and the largely Embarrassing
demand is the best proof of its merits. Now is the
time to improve lands at small cost
TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT !
The principal agricultural papers of the country
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Gbs Smgrna dimes,
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 27, 1880.
.AgTicWL1WT0I.
HARVEST.

The west IS purple and golden globe,
Sphered with new risen moonlight, hangs between
The skirts of evenings amethyStine robe
And the round world bathed in the steady sheen.
There bending DER sickle bright and keen,
Rests from his long days labor one whose eyes
Are fixed upon the large and luminous skies
An earnest man he seems, with yellow hair
And yellow meath the seythe-sweep are the sheaves
Much need hath he to waste the nights with care,
Lest waking he should hear from dripping caves
The pash Of rain, or hail among thin leaves,
Or melancholy wAilings of wind
That lays broad fields and furrow waste behind.
Much need hath he the livelong day to toll,
Sweeping the golden granaries of the plain,
Until he garner all the summers spoil,
And store his gaping barns with heavy grain,
Then will he sleep nor heed the plash of rain,
But with gay wasSail and glad winter cheer
Steel stout heart against the coming year.
John AddingtOR SyROndS.
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AGENTS.:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover
Geo B. MONEY, Dr. City Lenuey ~ UinDyr, Jr1ccs.
j. s. Htl6ingO1l Smyrna. John w. UOohcn Laurel
A. Jdcks0R. Jr.. Camden. Henry ". Baker, S,df0rd
Jas b. AndorsOn Ffedcrird IT, T. D0lr,ing (c0rGtf01cn
Reynedr Williams, MJ0Td james Ponder. hijt0R.
George Moore, Ee{tUn. B. f. WuqdmOn for L01rer
C.JHGTriBgtOn Fdrming,On SUSSEX.
e. A. RaIciins, Bridgcuiuc.
james IT. Idndyke, Chestert0pn. Nd.
John r. .MIniiue, GreensJOrOugh Nd
Jeremiah 3. F2ctcheT, Preston Nd.
James Cannon Salisbury, Nd.
Charles Collins, Berlin, Nd
Hnl 6. Dickinson, PoconoEe City. Nd
AUbuSinesS communications sh0uEibe ad{ressedto
VIM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March 4, 1880 DOVER DEL
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VMEGAR.--The essentials for good
vinegar are good CIDER, temperature
of at least 20 degrees, and as complete
exposure to the atmosphere as possible.
The process may be FASTENED by adding
yeast to the cider, or 'tnother' from old
vinegar barrels, which amounts to the
same thing, Vinegar making is there
fore sort Of fermentation, facilitated by
low microscopic plant of the fungus
group. od1J5s JtIl % 81 l3t 81
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RI Goods delivered to any part of Smyrna. Duck
Creek, Spruance City, Clayton, or Smyrna Landing
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BAGS FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE AND GRAIN
CARRIED AT LOWEST RATES.
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All frcghts must be at the various stations at least
thirty (S minutes before starting Of train, otherwise
they will lay over twenty four CD hours.
Freight Trains will have Passenger Car attached,
which will be subject to delays incident TO the Freight
Business.
o. s. SANFORD. Superintendent.
OXFORD. Mo- Sept 10, 1880.
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Seeds of ANIMALS may be sown; Can
dytuft, Sweet, Alysspm, Mignonette, and
other pretty ANIMALS, are 4 always In
demand for cut-fowers.
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for taxes; providing for the destrue.,99h 9 o., on
warrants when funded; creating Iunu .,,M M av1
tha redemption OF the bonds herein auInvI- W.
igef, tp be Issued, and for the payment OF .ne
intnreat thereon when due; and repeating
laws and parts OF laws In conflict with the
provlsions Of this act.
Senate bill No. 1a, ,,...,u.,
An act TO repeal section i4o oi the revised
Htatutes of the State of Louisiana, approved
Petition Of benjamin Ford, assessor of the
Account on Joseph Lula, for rent,
Memorial of life Insurance, asking reduo-
Petition OF Charles I. Dunn, asking relief,
etc, ....
University,
Concurrent Resolution (Housel, relative to
the bondholders, etc,
Report the same back without action.
VI. A. ROBERTSON, Chairman
On motion OF Mr.. Robertson, and by uhani-
NOUS consent, each and all OF the foregoing
bills. petitions, memorials and resolutions
were ordered TO lie on the table.
On motion Of Mr. Robertson the Senate ad'
Sourned until tomorrow, Saturday, tenth In
atant, OF o'clock, a. m.
JOHN ULEGG,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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James p. Geaetrey VS.. Laure ne Gruy.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IL parrish Of Orleans. No. 45. .7b7-By virtue Of d
writ Of seizure and sale. me directed by the
honor able the Fourth District Couit for the
parish of Orleans. in the sbove entitled cause
will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Cuetomhouse streets
In the Second District of this city on SATUK-
DAY, April a.. 1880 at 10 O'Clock M, the follow
ing de. crihed .propertv, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. rights, ways and privileges thereunto
belonging or In any wise appertaining. eft.
uated lying and being In the second District of
this city, in the suuare bounded by Ursulines.
Hospital. Prieur aud Johnson streets. on plan
made by L. Surgi. dated the twentieth of No.
vember. ls4e, deposite in the office of j. Cuvil.
lier. notary In this city. The said lot of ground
forms the corner Of Or. ulines and Prieur
etreets. and measures thirty one feet eleven
inches and five Il ines front on Ursulines street
By sevt nty one feet Ave inches and ak lines In
depth and front on Prieur street. between par
allel lines. Being the same property acquired
BY defendant herein by purchase from j. N.
Oharbonnet, by act before A Doriocourt. no.
tary, dated the twenty. sixth of September. 1866.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on The spot
J II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
mh9s 80 ap6 10 40 "a
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sH EHsFp SALES.
Mary Mstbersher vs. sonIs stents.

Mary Mstbergher vs.. souls ssents.
NE1OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, FOR
- the sixih and seventhiMunieinal Districts OF
the parish OF Orleans. No. 2i16 BY Virtue Of q
writ OF seizure and Esele, to me directed by the
honorable the Second judicial District Court
for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
OF the parish of Orleans, Ia the above entitled
cause Will proceed to sell at publ lc auction. at
the Merchants end Auctloneers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Oustomhouse
streets. In the Second District Of this city. on
SATURDAY, May g. 1880. at IL O'Clock, M. the FOL.
lowing described property. to VIII. .,,,
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND, with the buildings and lmprove-
ments thereon, situated In the Sixth District Of
this city, In square number twenty three, Old
plan bounded by Magazine Constantinople,
AusteTllts and Live Oek streets. said portion OF
ground measuring seventy five feet front on
Live Oak street by depth of one hundred and
fifteen feet eight inobes between parallel lines,
said portion Of ground forming De of the lots
designated by the numbers one, two. three and
four, II said SQUARE. per plan nf ID. B. Phelps.
dated fifteenth of February 1s49, and deposited
In the Office of J. II. Beard. late notary In this
city. Acquired by defendant herein from jacob
stsnt8, ct ais. per act passed before u. Comma
gere. notary In this city, ON the nineteenth of
March, 1878
Hszed in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALOEE dAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
Rps 10 20 ~ my48
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Mortimer Edison W. Union sons Relief As
soctation OF Louisiana.

E,rFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans, No 1o.Oso-By. virtue of
a se14be ,he "f h re %e o r by H.
parish OF Orleans. In the above 81 titled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at The
h,s anu nucToneers hSfnange hoya
| In the Second District of this city. on TUES,
DAY, April 1s. $780, at IL o'clock m. the follow
GfRAS ApESsfmeF mSF g oF together
x IN .he ks pse II hs osy
g. Psers ey Sna m ~ b
numbers FIVE and six on a plan by l. Il. Pile,
surveyor. dated, on the twenty fifth day OF
ten. Said lots adjoin each other. and measure
each twenty feet four inches front on Per-
inches and four lines. Being the same anne I,rc9 prop
ety which was purchased by defendants herein
from Mistress Sophia B9sar on the sixth Of
fore Henry @. Dioble. notary In this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-l. In cash for a suffi-
eient amount to pay the note of two hundred
and sixty-six dollars and seventy-fve cents al
ready past due. with five per cent Interest here
on from May IL 1878 five per cent attorneys fees
on ten hundred and sixty.se, en- dollars, and
also the semt-annual interest at the rate of Ave
per cent, past due. on each of three several
promissory notes of two hundred and slxty-six
est payable November IL. 1878. and May IL. 1879,
and also all costs Of these proceedings and
taxes on the property.
The purchaser to assume to the extent of
the amount of hts bid the payment of three sey.
eral promfssory notes drawn by defendants,
and dated May IL, 1878. payable respectively
two, three and four years, and bearing concur
rent mortgage on said property; said notes be-
ing each for the sum of two hundred and sixty
six dollars and seventy. five cents. and bearing
until final payment. said interest being made
payable semi annuall, and each note to be re
newabIe for one year If not paiI at maturity
etc.. more fully stipulated In the act of mort
gage from defendants to plaintiff, passed before
George W. Ohristy notary public In this city.
of date May IL. 1878
.. And the balance of the price OF adjudica-
tion. If any, c-sh ON the spot.
]. B. ALOEE GdUTHRFAUA,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh12 ~ rs ap2 3 1S
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Anna ana Lucas stern vs.. Henry stern.
IDAHIRH QnIlRT EnR TILE pARIEu Or

Anna and Lucas stern W.. Henry stern.
DABIsH COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Jefferson, No. 2l5- BY virtue OF a writ
Parish Court for se pesb 81 ]
son, In the above entitled cause. will pro.
ct ed to sell at pupl!c auction, at the Merchants
tween Canal and 0ustomhonse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on sATu RDAY,
May IS. $780, at II o'clock m, the following de-
s'shSsfS NiSSfERHs fRtEHRHssrt5b 5bkrxN Kiln LOTS OF GROUND
with all the buildings and improvements there.
on, situated in the Firet Dletiiot of this city In
square fifty three bounded by Carrollton Ave-
nue., Banks BRudin and Ut. James streets, de.
signated by the numbers seventeen to thirty
ye Mars 70 pan a tba % osr
A; Ducatel, notary public ag plan twenty two Of
plan byok number seven, Said .ots adj ,iu each
and eighteen each thirty four feet eight Inches
four lines front, on Oarro'lton Avenue by
two hundred End forty -four feet four inches
sixteen. and two hundred and ferty-one feet Two
inches seven lines on the division line of lote
seventeen and eighteen, and two hundred and
number eighteen from lots numbers
aps Rneeep venys. and awGpy tWsoR twenty
numbers nineteen. twenty and twenty one
measure each thlrty-sIx feet one inch six lines
hundred and six feet one inch eix lines on the the
side of lot eighteen. one hundred and two feet
one Inch on the line dividing lot nineteen from
Iot number q. q TIVE MY; ninety M nine feet eight
from lot number twenty.0ne and ninety six
feet Ave inches seven lines front on Banks
street, Of which lot number twenty. one forms
the corner: lots numbers twenty-five to thirty
three. inclusive, measure each thirty feet four
inches front on Banks street by one hundred
and eight feet In depth between parallel lines
lots Thirty four and thirty. eight measure each
thirty four feet six inches ak lines front on St
James street by two hundred and thirty-one
feet In depth between parallel lines lot thirty
three forming the corner Of Banks and It,
James streets.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
]. II. ALOE GAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans,
ap15 40 AZ mI 4 Ii 1b
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13

F0URTH DISTRICT COURT FOR RTHEPAR.
- tah OF Orleans. No. 45.o4s-By virtue of d
writ of 9 i8ure and sale. to the OWL Sheriff OF
the Parish Of Orleans directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the Parrish of Or
leans. In the above entitled cause. will pro.
oeed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctiopeers' Exchange. Royal street be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streeta, 10 the
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY,
April a. 1880 at IL o'clock M. the following de.
scribed property, to wit:
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST OF
Thomas Freeland In and TO the following de-
CERTAIN LOT, OF GROUND. situated
lying and being In the Fourth District OF this
city. In the square bounded by Oarondeet (late
ApolIo). Baronne tlate Bacchusl Washington
and Sixth streets, and designated as lot number
three. on a plan thereof. deposited In the office
Of James Graham, notary public In this city.
Said lot measures twenty eight feet nine inches,
more or less. front on Oarondelet street by cne
hundred and twenty feet In depth between par
alel lines American measure, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. or
to be erected thereon. and oil the rights ways
and advantages thereunto belonging or In any
wiee appertainiug,
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
mt123 80 ap6 13 30 "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
Lochte 4 sordss VS.. Alex. pudenhetsr.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans. No. 7sg7-By virtue of a
writ OF fleri faeias. TO the Civil Sheriff Of the
parish Of Orleans directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. In the above entitled cause, will pro-
eeed to cell ut public auction, at the Merchants
tween Canal and gustombouse streets In the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY,
May l. 1880, at "a o'clock M. the following de-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, the
rights. ways, ssrvltudes, privileges and all sp-
nurtenanees thereof, situated In the Faubourg rg
Washington, In the Third District of this city
Ia the square bounded by Louisa. Burgundy
nate Orape), PIety and Dauphine Oate Great
menl streets designated by the number two b.
on sketch made by o. A. de Armas engineer
on the twenty seventh of October. 1874. and an
nexed to an act Of sale by Thomas Wilt to
Ferdinand Dudenhefer, passed before A. d.
Dortoeourt, notary rublic In this city on the
sixth of November. 1874. Said lot measures In
American measure. as per said aketoh, twenty
nine feet four inches four lines front on Louisa
street by one hundred and eighteen feet three
Inches four lines deep. Being the same pro
perty acquired by the defendant herein. by
purchase form Peter Dudsnhefer, per not
passed before A. J. Lewis notary public In this
city on the fifteenth day of December 1875
Hei7ed In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j H. ALCBE GAU THREAUX
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
mh30 81 npB 10 90 az myt
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Succession of II. Turpln, r.. H. McCnleb
snhrogaa. Ye. Mrs. Widow l. j Giour


subrogee. vs. Mrs. Widow L. J. Sigur.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans. No. 7747-By virtue of a wri
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court FIR the par.
ish Of 0 leans. In the above entitled cause
WILL proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants a1d Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
str Get, between Canal and Customh ouss s. reefs
In the Second District of this city on SATUR-
DAY. May ,5, 1880. at IL o'clock M. the follow
ing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and appurtenances
thereto belonging. situated In the Third District
OF this city. on Esplansde street between Love
tnow RamDattl and Craps now Burgundy
streets; measuring In English measure, thirty
seven feet four inches and four lines front on
Esplanade street by one hundred and six feet
six Inches and seven lines In depth, between
parallel lines. bounded on one side by property
by proparty of e, Percy, or assigns.
Seized In the above suit.
Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ap13 OF m TX
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13

ltEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans. No. Al .02a Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all 9TH
er persons herein Interested to show cause With
In ten days from the present notification II any
they have or can. why the account presented
by Mrs. Elizabeth schneider. adminlstratrix Of
this estate. should not be. approved and
homoogated, and the funds distributed In ao-
eordapee therewlth.
BY order of the court -
hHp IN ~ JOHN HFRPFRT. CLERK.
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- sECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish III. New Orleans, No. 41.o27--Notioe k
hereby given to the creditors. of this estate
show cause within ten days from the present
notification, If any they have or can. why the ae-
count presented By Mrs. Eloise w. GrauRnard.
natural tutrix as such administer Ing this es-
tate, should not be approved and homologated.
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
BY order OF the court,
aps 1913 JOHN HERBERT, CLERK.