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IJUgh(IL IMPART.
I Iw was passed by the last Legiei
~ abol.. shi the Superior Distriot l
i Kellogg held this sot In his posesion I
Slast seumer, with the lntetion, ina
4IM h 1Sdlai judge was eleOoted, to
Yet. the bill and thus retain a political
l4ast ment on the bench. r
It was for this the court was creted
'teider Warmoth's administration and s
`4atiaued under Keliogg, It was one
of the iafamies of the Radical reign in
.ths $ste.,' Nearly all the villainy of
that party has roelved judicial sanction
tl* this oourt, and confirmation in the ,
-qually itnfamnus Mupreme Ooutrt pre
iceded ever by Chief Justioe Ludeling.
The vile trick. and dodges to continue
cad preserve this court for these pure
poses have been among the most un.
blushing sets or this party. When, by
-onsutitutlonal election, an honest gen
tiemsn and able jurist was chosen by 1
"thel people to staocned to the first ap
pointee to thlk bench, who had proved
a bold and ofthlc.'nt tool for the Ltadical
party, Kellogg's Logislature pushed
through an noat of the Legislature re.
peeling the act creating this court and
=-establishing it under a new name, with
.all its old and entlrgel jurisdlotlon.
STh1 Iact displacl e the honest gnntle
a.g who had boon elneld to the jtudge
ship by the .eople, andl made way for t
the immortal latwklts, a half-crazed
partisan malignant, who for some two
or three years held sway on t'his bench.
Hawkins, however, ldid one good thing,
le got the Rilulld thieves by the ears,
split them into rings aned disgusted
enough of them to Induce suoh Itadloals
to concur in the not of the Legislature
of last winter to abolish the court,
The act not having gone into effecot by
vilrtue of Kellogg's trick of holding it
over until long after the November elec.
,ton, a very competent and honest gen
tfeman was again elected to the judge.
ship by the people.
This would never do for Kellogg and
his rascally followers. And so, when
the.egislature met, Kellogg returned
the aot to his or Packard's tump which
Itmmediately, in contempt of all constli
utaiotal forms, eliciting the denunela.
tiens of oeveral members of the body,
pushed through the act creating the
so-called Superior Oivil Court, as
-a substitute for the Superior
District Court, giving it largely ex
tended powers, andi a jurlsdiction
aever before conferred on any judi
el tribunal in this country. To this
.vourt that learne I pundit, Alfred Shaw
Wsappolnted as judge, and that faceti
otu raoenteur and astute politician, gol.
JacLk Wharton, was appointed clerk.
But the authority and legality of such
a tribunal was too thin to deceive any
one, sad when Shaw attempted to take
possession of the bench he was politely
bowed out of the room by one of Sheriff
Uandy's deputies, whilst Col. Jack
Wharton, as clerk, with a broad grin
and one of his invrtahble sallies of jocu
aerity, suggested to Shaw not to make a
fool of himself hy getting mad and
talklng fight., and, whistling to his Slpitz
dog Biro, departedl in the Jolliest humor
to the State Hioue.
Here a cigar shop, In the basement of
the State-House, was taken possession
of by the nrfilcels of the "Superior
Civil Court," an elevLtotl chair with a
high back was hired from a neighbor
ing barber.ehop, tn empty wine barrel
was loaned by that genial vendor of the
' bet French brandi,.s andu wines, Drula
tour, and thus fu!ly equipped the
r-uperior Civil Court wits announced as
Sfull operation, and Brother lShaw
uImod the barltr's chair and pro
.. edd to ist:e vartous write of quo
warranto, mandamus, orders of con
tempt, certlorarl, el cel'ra, which, in
default eo the Sueri IT, ho having been re
moved from ofnleo Iy Shaw, were given
to a newly or ated Sheriff, Bourges,
Who has taken Iuuoo tuperilous trouble
o dispatoh said writs to various parties,
by whom said missions have been found
useful for oliar lighters.
No one has ever answered such writs
or made any appearance in said court.
The whale community is in contempt
of the authority thereof.
And now comes the crowning act of
itsi tesolation and extinction in the de
oloten of the Supreme Court of Louisi
ana, to the effect that the promulgation
of the law abolishinag the Superior Dis
StrtlOt Oourt, recently made in the official
ejounal by virtue of an act of the
1.ohollu Legislature, was a legal pro
mulgatlon, and, consequently, that the
Lieholls Legislature is the Legislature
of the State, and that no act of the
Packard ILglslaturo has any validity.
~A~he "Superior Civil Court," therefore,
.hes no existence.
'Oome along. Siro, old boy," was the
laist order issued by the worthy clerk of
a.. id bshort-lived tribunal.
io transit lhrin ,,r',o,-i.
CUD*EIS& IH RUT r LEI) ItN;º it
We hav*e iaecr'd iho tigelncY of tho otltbrattd
BlUDwlEI EH I3vc I}D
wbieh is nudou'ýte'ly ti e host bi'ir l tie world.
Weoter it Inocest nt at d nua b.)atrery
: LOW PI ICE`~. &D A
MIL[LItR ai· Dl '1 MANN,
mhie lim ro. i n ad 54 h uth 1 eore etrset.
Dr. A. POINCY,
L O( the Faculty of Msldfeie of Parise
$e7 ROYAL hTaaYh. `
- Qo ltatioGs in Frendh. English. Gumga
z Se s: eveurngrtor 5 is
srtth hoius et apash n.
"" " "* tti tW.' eL
All pereone within the limitt of the seventh
Distrlit owing Lloense and OtiC tal Tax ar
hereby notlfied that the efNoe for the oolletlon
of alid Tazte la now opened at the elrser of
ampOeen and Carreliton Ivenue,
IL, Thplg
mhn 4t' _ tat T!_r Ontliitner.
t Wel- f lhf t N o$ nIH IO|
srtha t ýW to en#rAr n, , nr rv see
InOtia.t 1 thea ane, Ma applli tlon for a du
mt tw am 1 bee tem e.
LTOT1-A IItTIOAT1 o( tTOutK IN
nn ttt 1 e st6. n tanding n the n oe n
tAUM y s . jnr or letmant io notilf
to Drgort to the om.!e o the rt.mp.ny within
t iaew r tl Mrh 91, 1lea. mhll 924
,..'_ I.'. " '_ ... .. . . '.-- "-- - 1 ........ '- -- ... .. . -.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
(Wygoo 14trA TM' TAX t'ot,imrnr.
P.trth D)i U t, ~ l'ariet f O tb.ian,
All persons within the Ilmits of the IrPorth
lietrleot owing Ltoan.sl and UA'rA',F Tax aro
horebt, not.ltle that the ahlton ftor the oollnation
of taid tauee is now ottnntd at, No. ni1 Jon).hitne
stret., it. (1, lIUNI),
mhitt t tim tntn 'n (atlletor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
O()vftt NTATtI TAX C(ot .l.o n.
rlat't 1lat.riet, New ()Orlcei ,
Mnl.'rh 19th. 1na7.
The re..altta given y MR. 4. (1. PAYNIf, tfr
emnuinttt adianInII for the' uttporrt of Ilit' r,
n-nmient Iby thn I .irnl antn pratrlot to ttilnlna of
thit nit,,. wilt he rernlvnod an (tAHH in the tp.
mnnt of TPAXIlt and ,LTIOEN4$BI nt thl otlln.,
14. A. IIUIIKP.
mht. tf Tx Uolinoitr.
SPECIAL INOTICE.
o.tnar itrTATI TAx (.ti,l,wrron.
Firet Iititriot I'arish of t)rlin.ne,
ar e, h iit. mel . 1
All persons within the limits of thn Firat l)le
triot owing Luotnatn and O(iArrAt, Taz are htre
by notiflel that the oniin for theo rolintion of
slad tazwe ln now opannd at tlo Gr(vinr streeto
3. A. t)UCtZE.
_mhitIt .______--- MtatA1'nr bat,.,
AMUISMMN14TS.
ItDW1VM. I . AtICY OF MUNIO
U4 LM. Oharles stretnt.
The only Theatre open In the city,
asdmday, Mareb I.
For one week, the eminent Amerlirn Comedian
MILTON NOIil.I,
Whowil A qýr In. hs t d Amlri"a dramaI
entilt edTl PI3M (INIX, su~portsd by the
Ar my tle Ir f. ps.
ontlLe
es t O[ i nis n drama, callew
Batur e lagMareh
ctor O- itn ew
Ver cwlled PLF.NTY O IOR mhtst
MAGlO LANTFBN
EXHIIBITION AND ENTERTAINMENT,
AT Titl
MEMORIAl (CIIUCCI,
Corner Franklin and Euterpeo treets
On Tbersdl. veanlms, Mstrehb ~O, t 7e'cleek.
AD1ISSNIO r. ....TWENTY.FIVE CKNTw.
Fanoy Articles and ilflnrelhmnnts in the lu.l.
mnnnt.
III I IIII I II
SPECIAL NOTICES.
're isi. Lke -- Omlee of New Orlrans
Olty htailrotl ()ntespany, No. t12 (lanal street -
Now Orlnan,, March 1., 1877. --lutil further ulo
ti(. the icftinrnloon trains for thie I.nk will leavi
tho city every holur from 6 t.jp o'lock. The
ltist train will lo.e tit, Latk.i afd at, o'clook,
mhnO tI '. (1. IiCWI N, Hecrelsary.
I.lle. of New Orleans lly tillrs.d (,eoa
panB. No. 124 (.tnal sItr, New Orltans. Marnh
15, 1I11 -At ia mnctlu of the lloril odf t)iritore,
Ib. i on the lifuh IslUitnt, at dlvludlei of 'Ihroe
I)olr. pir shalrn was dlclare.d, Ityaitlo t.o the
stoc.klldoers n rl tli after Mi)NI).Y, Atoll 7,
15.7. All transf.rs of st(ock frr tl.n clays provi
ion to thlit date tilust ibe ix-iiitrtlnnid,
IshiSt tli 0. (l. ,LEWIH, onrntaisry.
some-e .r t r nCi$is l uI lllsul In.llurance
Oompany Now Orlsantl, Marcuh 12, 1x77---in con
formlity with tihe outlh nlartl'i cf t.he anendind
Shcharter, anl ellntion of 'Irulsteim. Lto (,rv' onl)
tr frot. the first Mondly in Juneo ne it w II i.
hold at thn .le of the m nY, on Mni ', o tIN l)A Y.
the 2d 1i y of A lril, 157, I. btwein the hours of
12 In. and a o'olock a. iN, Y V. i c. O N,
mhl ts15il tic.rotaury.
Aew oriansu., Ma#rc I, ul7s.--NotIle Is
hereby given that the Inuter. t of Mr. F. k.
MA'T'ItWH In our firm it'ris from this diate,
wu aving purchaseid te slia ne.
mbll tn FIAHtIJ, EWIAR (70.
WANTS.
--.---~=-
iWJAN'FD -- HIEOOND-IIAND OARRIAOGE
r and luggtlen. Any one having iuch, and
wishinU to dispose of them, cu ftint ready
Ssale for them by calllng on L. T. MAI)DUX. s
(.arendioit stroneet. Also, a full stock of Car
rl. gesd iul , andlIs ana complete stoo k of the
I Jpani.se Ohlli'ls (!arrtage and Cradl.e, a mo.t
wonderful combin tion; In short a lull stock
in everythlng appertalninglo to the Carriage
Lt bsneas--all of which will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the tlme. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at 35
m Uarodnletstreot.
mhllt m L. T. MADDUX.
COWBSTANLE RALE$.
Mrs. Widow J. J. t MeLesa, Alber Duvig
asand, 'ubreatesd, vs. Mrs Alles F.r
30eis, duly atherlsted.
IOURtTH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR
the parish of Orlc ins, No. 3896-By virtuo of
a wri ct lurla fleri faoias to me directed by the
Hion. F. B. Hernandez, Fourth Justice of the
Peace for the parish of Orle m.. I will Drocood
to soil at public auction, on 7'UUE2DAY, March
2?. 87, at 1 o'olo 'k m., in front of my ofloce
No.7 Frenchmen street. in the Third l)Istrictof
this city, to wit:
ONIt Il()T (IF H"USEHOLD FURNITURE.
as ;Ier Inventory on fille in my omcen.
Seized in thit abovo entitled suit.
Terms--Cah on tho spot.
WH H. iIAYS,
ihls 22 2'7* Constable.
VtRIE rlE' TIIEATRE.
TiHE LADIES' TIIEATI;E.
CANAL TRIEtET, NEW ORI.EANH.
FOR REN F,
For the Season of 1877-78. and seas.on following.
if desirod.
This th atro is nw, s, spa ions. co.mplotely and
suptrhly quippd in cv nry respect. and is most
e'lgiilv tleateo on. the principaland most fash
lonnble thoroughfare in the city.
Address WILL STEVEN.
Secretary I a Variete Association,
mhl2 6t mo t so lNew Orleans. La.
CARPET W AKEHOUBJ
.1..........Chartres street..........l7
We offer at Reduced Pricee our Large Stook of
IARPET[NG of all kinds.
FLOOB OIL CLOTHB, of all widths and qual
W 1 BH andT Piano O. aioOVEES.,
M1NfTiO (horniess $tin LB
ed
ftmfmtMh o bitNImttihT Clar1.
. as.. d A - ta -. n " , n.... r . * l" . .
CO ltCSr (XUIIT .0. TEIE
?artir. bii adm AOR 11E P~th
I lth u 1t i llot no o lt r tt aoWit of o.
(ýirn, to ehonnW n ltt o lth t on iRt . iy tii e
prau.er o the oa et iofar b nhtkld not be
-re rdtnr ori the r.tou l t
lf;tlh¶ 1t Jutloi' ntttlBIIBT, Clark.
uemama oe Ilrannit +rn. James. 0. ClarkO
JIXTJ 'TICIOT 0l0t1U11 +FOt I lIlt PAfl.
I h ll of itrllirin, No. 17 - l virti l of a writ
of lori t aha to mr ,llrantal hit Nrthne tnorbier
tha MIthtarlat (crt. orr tha prrnh of Or
ilai, In the a tbr ta anltlol .atia, I will prondad
to nnil at ptvlllla nullflOrn inttt ppemin. a r ar -
intlnr diMnlna'te.n a ormn JA I, Ap.tl n. 1ti1
At ioi o'at(dtak a. m.t ti l ftollowing lsrld nt
1rn ýJomLtg infftTUlT.tt and other nlonvall
. ateont ind in rsfendtnlrn rclltantie.
itunta tl At i t)rllonrtler if (rlanai 'trl Mhrail
traiata, in tho flrat v llantrl"t. of tle ttlvy ain l ar
iionvnto~ty. whiclh tay mnt aon, In lt rrMrT n.
nl i.arl Il thl atdvwr nullt.
TarnOa Ril.h n hl iha i,n Istr ntl.
IdtrAI4 iH. IIANPºY,
(nivil mhirlfi of thn Parian of UrilnaAa.
mihll t19 7ah.IL a
O4i irI*eelnn .r Jenemiul t h'.141 v I.
.t.tOONI) 1r 1 -TItIiit' ('Ol . 'T II trIll n If
ra.tlah r ()Oinmrt-- N.n 1141(. Ntiam in hbroo
by Iivan to trha Atrd'in rn trr lleI. Pnrtitc arld to
alr othatir orn"trria hat, ii Inta.nmal, tol dhow
'oarl wfeithin tanl II ye Iruom . r con,' t ottln
ration, if iny th', have tontcra. why tinmi atai tt
tirnantptal .'i. I'at kar. I'ntriil Artiminitftc -
.for Iani nltt. trat o, i lla m n ' lt,,lleroi not.
In I Itonol i tIrn l art apt,4rvnvu. I.n ,It n Iht nAL,
aIahratI l)i'littt~tThN It7,f. tIttt.r t .i
Itt hoii isFll nii thle a i u,t ,. II lrlt ,u i
Iw'tit r)T |ll ihi I, nt,. at , il l -< Itt lim ttllo turg,
Ainh . 1all itt IOFi f 11 M N It r'lllt llotlti Ml" hn illm'.
.T 1 P U'lrmncas' vlb l,h+s!I It .ynl N 'er t, he.
tw F'l ( Ii It) ltt'R ' n l 'i (l 1º1).+ ' ' N ' I'll l thi -
anth li."ril, ofr thi f'itYt ("1mtRlt .o i i Ifrt nltrl -
t!ar+ O i tis r l s | .tr 1d ant i nll! ,-anoe!v . I ilIul du
t nY ('ll, r llll a ?(l'r' I m . (n o t n l.'sn atrnhllr Oin th
fiWnalI.I It omlA . i lha a . I+ p rii .rt l y npt t,(tai ,yltimni
iF t r l ltotntti it llIt of t. hlil . ri i r ml frmI M f.1 .
(i. (fllnlllo t t m, tiar a1l. pitPa aI) bharet-ra ti MnIaImtr,
t iy-tA nl.lrnt pIlmtii itn thli tIl, o.n Iha flrtaanr lt
AMilaof mltFnryO 5imP rautiitiarail ii Itm .onvey
n.,i.a Iititan of thll ta l y., hok ltlrtr. tllIti nIx hun
rete sand e d-ght
b smrd in thIn abovt ntlltc
Trmar--Cmanh on t hit . niAtt. +d.
t iliOMAtt ii. H A lY.
Civil a hrtrlff It thta i'trlh of (ra atnn.
nhll Atf 111 2
ennohn o hs.cty on orfti ixhn
MUNICIPAtL ADVýETIsMEIINTS
NOTICE-CITY TAXES OF 1877.
I)DrAiTaTMuiT Or FBlAw*7c. )
(litr. H ll, l
New Orleann, Mnrch an. 177,.
Tax billl for tt77 ar now rnedy for detlivrry.
The following rattu of r.mltn for prompt rnsh
payment will b allowed :
Three per nent on lI billls pl1 up to ,slt of
Marnh, 177, Inchluolvn.
Two per nnt on all blli pBll up to lath April,
1117, Inlumirvn.
Onn pOt "ullt on all hilim prld p to 1sl,h April.
1177, Inchluvlyn,
After April) n, lne1, Intnront nt Ten pot cent
per annum from islt Mar'~i. 177. nrdl cots, will
nccrun.
mha2t..o J. O. DENI$. Adminilstrator.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Ma eORAiTry or ?4~w ORI.ANS. l
(Ulty Hlhll. M+nh 20. 1077. I
Ioalnd proposals will Io reonlved until March
10, at 12 m.. for publihing thbe prondllinges and
ordinennrn of the (ltl Uo ouncil and all offlcial
notlces of thUe nevral lepertmnnts of tho city
gonrnment. propaonls ti ntalt the prlnc per
auular of the rproo 'of ono hundred words solid
mal.ttr, for frst, and .ullbrllunpt Inserttonl.
4Rpiarrtr proposals will lco hbe rncvmln for the
snmo ported for printling the varllos hblnks,
oIr.. an pnr pr rngrrplph from I to inclusI~vn, of
ne.t No, 49. approvedr Marnh i. 1187.
For tublisllng thu proewntlings lan ordi
4nn.nes0 of thl (Cl,uulil and ollt+lal not ime4 of thn
sevnral dlepnrtmlllt no bids will b. r.ncived
e,'xnpt from tnrtlrt publis.hing a morning
papur 1lx' u dt l att. nix t.imeu ai wnok.
ltondll. withI nolrity, in 44t11 numount. 4a m.ay
Jle nt.. iat'tory to thu Mayor will bh requlrndl for
the faithful exceutlIon of the rcapnouvlvo t'on
tracts. Term of contrawta to ox tend to tlot Jan
uary, 1$77.
Thu city reervr rh twL rit. to, rel''t nny or gill
hide. ElD. I' LIIIUlt Y,
mh21 .s, an ;it Mayor.
SEALED PROPOSBAL
DI;I'A|t7TMInT or FINA't.
(.ltty Hall
New Orltans, March 19. 1i.77.
Heraled Prroposals will ho rctnlvod at th11I D,1)
partment, until FILIDAY, MAItlII.23. I77. 1t. Io
o'clock n., for thu unal, to the city of Tun Wharf
ImnproviamnnOt ltonds.
Thu olty r.vervto Uth right. to rolnet any or all
blds. .1. (1. DENIH,
mnhlts i Adminstratolr.
LIVERI'OOL AND I.ONDON AND GLOBE
Insuranc3 Company.
STATEMENT JANUARY i, J177.
AHSETS.
Real Fstate ...... ... .. ts o5e0 00o
Loans on Bonds and Mortgage ..... 1,0,6.400 00
United States Govgrnment Bonds. 1,499.487 o60
St to tock ......................... 00 0
Premiums in course of collection... 257,81 5
OCah in Bank ................... 274,774 an
Other Securitte .............. ....... 9.110 44
s3,rs2i.c513 13
LI ADBIITITF.
Unpaid Lopses .... . $a141,159 88
Reolnsurance Fund ... ... ... 1,182,847 9
Permanent Ineuranc8 Doposit...... 2111,5:38 7
All other Liabhlltlie ........ 17.149 82
$1).87.396 41
Surplus ovier Liabilitie~ ...... 4 1 t4In 92
INCOME.
Net Premiums, Fire only...... S2,123,708 71
Interest, tRents, et... ........... ... 170,5148 s
Total Income.-.---.......... . . 62.294..7 .
EXPENDITU IIF4.
Losses paid...... ---................... ..6901218 2
Commission and Salaries............ U02,,5.43
Taxes, Printing and Stationery and
all other charge .................... 195.330 " o,
$1.592,'244 47
Surplus. Net Profits.............. $7n201 n8
New Orleans omee, No. 184 Gravier at.
BOARD OF DTBECTOBS.
DAVID UBQUHART, Chairman,
NEWTON BUOKNEB.
J. F. KOBBODKB,
30G WIOGs
$
MALI 0) WA3tUK t MD AMD tWOt@LAIm)
000DM.
tlttt llbwrt?* ' n vttlmv
lnew Orlerna, .rolll 17, 1a. .
fl Olto I'i 1 ON Atw4Ionner--The
fIllowingt r w nwlbongod ha ving remtlne4
In wnr.ahouee over three yenre.r unnImh
aver one year, will be cold [fit iiubg auotion, In
oerd noe wBr the r' guletluw o Ithh r'rnuri
J)CJ mnt, ftUtjn houee No. 1. (1iiiietomhouee
huitiIng, on MONDAY, Apirl 1, 1N77, Mt*;Uta.
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- 1' 1, IJE WIO,
rah 17 'n 94 ZS27Irnnaf:
I: :: g
i 1'. F IIJI I,
l~ie:a ept CIooo orb~li ~f/ Cusom
mb Sda~d~ 17M 24729mi
ly Hooy, Maesa A O'Ouear
A (OMOIITAiBiJE , itiSE IN TIHE IECOND;
DISTBRIOT.
(:ornr of D uml ts ant] t. (7l1atnde strnete.
r ALn ; WIrIIOUT , WIT.
B Y IHiORY. MA(COi & O'CON NOI,-Niieholia
J. Ioony Atutlonmnr- O(fl., No, ii (irornte
let strtet. -kATI'IIAY. March at 1177 at i7
o'clock m, at tle HI. (iharlos Ase'tlon Exchange,
will be so.ol by ipublln auntin'
1T' $ lfit'4IitiAt f tMllY IlE'IDENO0
forming th cotorner of lDusnlne & it. (Claude
sr!tnts, Ir thes siuaro tunied by )DumnAine, t.,
P'hilip. lamptnsrt and Nt. alisole strtnta. The lot
meut.,w' 87 frn.t 71 tepo.sand 7sEl Is' front on be
nisine strot. irand lo0 font a Inchls I line in
depth front on Ht., (lasb sir' net, tintwnnn pardl
ltl lit~rs. The tlwnllint ccntatirs at hall anti.
aboul)t morns In thi, rmaln bis tlilrlg a two story
bris'.k klitchen, with . ix roomnt: yard tinrtita'oes
onl botlh sil'i .
TtXnMR -(hni half rens; rmriilnder tit, 17
noilths 'redit, .l It i nrs o ri laring iIl rsf,t. of M p.er
crit ptnr an in Iros l t te of saltc. ulntil final
payment. with all ith osuilla sa,'5 it rilt la n.isr. it',.
tnsuranns unitItranntsf'r of policy. at'.. till to bhe
t..m5rI ty t poiall mrtg i a.it siati vnntior'a lintl
arnli ttrlrr týitr t ssRet rston laymlslntl over Iomd
abIhvnis hi t hlI of all ttaxn. ptnvatli in 18177.
Act of sanl bforrn U. V. Viioulon, No: any Pnhlic,
at Ihir ,xp iinan of the purhnili r. h2. tl at
ry C. E. Ofrard.y.
SUJIURBAN, PLANTATION. CITY PROPER
TY. ETC.
MUCCERHIONS OF L. F. GENEREI AND J. 3,
J.irnc.e A)ent. members of the late firm of
Ablt & (Ieners.
MHcond Distrlit (Court for the parish of Or
lnnttn--sNo. 8.14 s and 28,M40.
B.Y C. E. OlliARDth.Y Auctlooner--Omee No.
31 Camp ,tr-etr-.A'l URDAY, March at.
1877, at I. o'clook m.. at the St Charles Auction
J;xhetlage, in tho rotusndt of the Ht. Charles
IIotei in this elty, will be sold at public auction.
by ant In purauan'e of two oseveral orders from
the lion. A. I,. Tissot. JTidgs of the S.eond
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
,he twentith of February. 1877, anti rendered
in the above entitled sunnesalons, the following
doser,bel property, to wlt
de. a CbeRTAIN TRA.CT OF LAND. TO
gether with all the improvements thereon,
rights, ways anti appurtenanceo thereunto be.
lonsing or in any wise apR ortsining, situated
on the right bank of the Misslsn·Ipi tiver. in
the parish of Orleans. about eixht miles be
low Algiers. The said tract of land having ten
arpents front on said river by forty arpents
deep between converging lint's, tall morre or
lins, as.sorllng to plan by J. A. D'Ileme
scourt. surveyor, datoel April 1st, 1576, and
Is bounded on the upper sltle line by lands
formnerly belonging to John B. Lepretree. and
on the lower side Iby the property now belong
ing to John Flathers. NHald property is Moli,
su ject to a lease 'at the rate of ste per month
until October 81, 1877 Together with 20 shares
of five hundred dollars each of the Assoclation
of the Consolidatea P anters of Loutsian . on
which these Is no loan.
2. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND
situated in the tesond I)istrict of the city. and
bounlted by Conti Blenvllle. Genois and
Clarke strsi,ts, designated by the Number 108.
as nc r plan by (1. T. Dunbar. sdated the Ilh io
comber. 1448, subdivided into twenty lots, from
I to 20. Incln-lvt. |.
a. o , nIIAItEl. OF THE TERUANTEPEC
Company. a- tir corilflrae No. 112
4. 7 N fIA ILE OF TIlE PACIFIC RAIL
road ('ompany.
ir. ONE SHARE OF GOOD INTENT TOW
fuoat Assooitatlon.
TER-O-CAash on tte spot.
A, tis if samn at the exre nse of the purchasers,
bo'ore JiJuls Mossy. Jsq., New Orlca:,s.
mt3 t n 17 31
EAST''EiR.
')N HAND, A LAPGE AND SELECT STOCK
of Ithit Wines. French, Huniarian and
California Wines. Ja' al-a and Banta Criz
Itums, Kitr-h and Zwetahwatnser, California
Fruits and Jell eas.
FOr the Comingr Holidays.
Also on hand, a large stock of WhiskIes, Bras
dies Cognacs., Gins. bherrils Ports, Absinthe
and Vermouth, French and German Cordi.la
Pilsner's Bottled Beer anrd German reltzer.
tole agent for J. Kauffman& Co.'s Ulncinnati
Beer, in barrels. and Star. Tafel and Uhrig'8
Bo tted Beer. Also, for Oreme de Bose Eger
nay Obampagne.
F. rHOLLANDER,
i....O.toiTQWNaZaas ........
Furniture Emporium,
ARIORY HALL, 87 C AMP STREET.
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establishment in the City.
----
OonntJly on hxn, and, ad t the LOWIa T MAbtRET PAICBI , the largast and bhat seteAW
acmortment of
PARLOR GOODS
To be fonod In the MBoth, oonsLutlin of
SNltI Upholstered in lrocatel, Cotollne, Beps, Terry and alir Clotb,
and Finished In Gilt.
MABIBLt TOP INfAI)D 0CAD and PLANOT TA.
BLt' Irenah PIA'TI MfItROtl M and PstenI Paase
OIHAtII; ftie BiftDrtOoM Bti4lut, with Preineh PlIs
P rccr, l'rr.lte are en"mo Arm' Irt; m in
ranhb Pljte IIALL HTANDI with IAtI, Of
to match; DIMINOI-ROOM md LIhBRAJI 8M1' 1
.ervy grad.,
A com lete seMrntmnt of MUfDtM end OOMMOd
PL1NTtITRB. of every glrale elltable for eonslry
ad plntatim Bsee.
A large sok of boxedand knoolk down P.rnldkt
and (Thaire.
MPHING HAIS.ii snd MOrB MA'flirmnEs1IsA{S
soad IPATIfflER VI l,lW sed dBOL)TE i .,l
- LOUNOtGB, made to order.
ALL OF OUR (GOODM ARE FROM TIIE BE1 T FAOTOTIPTE, OT(YrtH A.T
AND WEMT, AND OUtR PRI'UE ARE THE LOWE$T IN TUE GITY.
All ordxe panktd and shipped free of rianrge. Thanking our frienri and the L pnle
for tielr pant natronn.e. we ea olit a contlotnance of the same in the future,
It. M. & B. J. MONTUOMERY,
Armory Hall, No. 87 Camp Street,. New Orleans.
rnha ira
OOMMXI*ION MECKOAWTN.
Airr. OAnatamn. O, c(Anlas.
f~ L. Caatman. CMe. J, Onamsnm.
A. CARBIIERE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHIIANTS
VCeaer Koyal and Customhouse.
ULbered Advaaee made on Oon~samrents to
ear friends In
LONDON. LIVERPOOL,
IJS SMt HAVIRE and BORODEAUL
LION QUEYIOUZE. OsBAR lOIs.
QUEYR]OUZE do BOES,
Wheoleale Ureere,
DEAIERIW IN WINVI, AND LIQUORS8
And all kinds of WESTIERN PBODVOE,
At the Bllue tewres.
Odnar Old Levese and linnvllie e~reet~A .
1I04 '7 lwv
DRY GOODS
-- AT
PAN IG PRICES,
lUP TO APIIl, It.
PEPIN & BIROUSSARD
145 CANAL SiT., (Oil. IJARONNF.
We will eontinue. for one week longer, to mall
all our Immense and well assorted astok of Drr
Goods
AT COST AND BEL W COST!
Orestmearlflces will E , made in Fine Goods,
and the following will be sold at ea per cent le.m
than coat of Importation:
French Courtral LINENS.
Oourtral Linen OAMlBhICI.
French Linen Damask TABLE COVERS. from
ten up to thirty covers.
French NAINSOOK and ORGANDIES.
Freach Embroidered CURTAINS.
French LACE and EMBBOIDERIES.
Beal Thread Lace POINTS. etc.
Also -
WHITE GOODS,
- Such as
Stelped sad Checked Nataseek, DIoe.l
White Sw~mr Piques.
Bobblait and Maila for B ars.
White and Colored I. leh Llaea..
Mareetlles (uallia.
lettlalnhas and Ventlbalee Laces.
And a tfll aertotrtm,:nt ofi
HOUSE-FURNISIhING GOOD",
At prime cost up to April 1.
FOR CASH ONLY.
PEPIN & BIJOUSBSARD,
mhls 1w isI Canal, oarner Baronne.
UNrERTAKERs.
ORAS, O. JONE., JOHN G. BOCHE
Fermerly with Prank Jonnson.
JONI It EIOCHE,
35O snd 252 Mgaaine st.,nar Delordt.
Urdtakrs k sad Em] almer .
Al bRmte entrate to the arm wll Jm luw
I94@e~pstb a'tl
IRAILROADSI
>lrAT JACiKUoIN *OVgl.
$ITW OISmlZa.S. T. LOUIM AND 0Qa0AIO
hAILIIOAD LINES.
VDOU1ILE DAILY T liROUH TLAINS.
On and 0.nnday. March is, 1srr wtI l
depart ~ arive as followas grom Uil
stre, de!pot
"U- r C e I a oommd-b i
te a.e ..oPn. prene l .lt It. 4M
proeu u ll oquet toh a re IOsi 4. 8M.
EArI. T rn STear aiT ooAND WT
Ilyoae ehanAe~fT f to
CARtiYINO THE V. H MAIL,
Trainsarr lliov iAge pepart from Depot~, lest at
C r aa tre p atret, arner
re :t....ote
, S mowr. a Oenedra ytanag - ".er ti
TIlE OElEAT T"IiOUOf BONOT1 TO TEN
Vspia jlll. via Atalanta an na tgioig.
CAII TINO THE U. 8 MAIL.
Trainh arrive 0n .tartom n Depot £wt a
Osnal seet, a.s foos'
Eapren......5.0 0l i, m. [ZPtVeS...... ll plg
"f only one ohae to New
het Off.e , oof 0img and Oomuea
BENEFICIAL
THE PUBLIC.
We. bthe nderslrned I'hotntraphers ia the
UnltM Staes dno state anti will bear testimony
that Pý0UIIE rlJ( maul, by
LAMIfRlI'H PATENF PROCESSES
WILL
Never Pade or Change Their Clei.r
IN THE LEAST.
Also are otherwise In every regpet more t*w4.
tic than thesen mrad byv the old proies.a, wIte
are bound to faule aond bme worthless.
MARiO Y Ne..................... w teya.
W. KUIB.Z .................New lrie.
LEON VAN 1,00...... ......(Ielea `.
1. LANDY .... ......... .... (laeli aiS
P. Q(VTS KlNIMTe..........P iladelpbls.
ALLENi & IROWlg L ............ a.
O. uEiNTIL, & CO............(bhiege.
O. W. MOTUC ............Atla.ia, O.
N. KLatIUE................IAilev.
llUI.O .ON, President of the Phot
graphic Association of the United State
of America.........Man iVaraebe, (t.
D0. II. ANDIReON......Uhhmanmd, Va.
7 00O. LIIMNTIIAL,
State .t Leifians.
And others. too nanmeroun to mention.
THEO. LILIENTHAL,
UI ............ OANAL STREET ............121
tfM am
Uarpet and 011 Cloth Warehseue
ELKIN ki k O.,
t6S...... ....C..anal treet...., .......Ir
CARIPITS of every deseription at Bedeueo
Prices.
M 4TTTNO--NW styl! in fancy eolorn.
WINDOW SHAD E s-aNew1tterns.
OIL CLOTHf-In all widths. fte
Portrait Patfnth,.
( AND INeTRKUCTIO'N GIVWM.)
or from picturtes o
the de.eaed. at theI
fotlowing rates:
Life size. bst ll -
Ion and $150;
,at size, fin oql,
gro and $1)0; Cl'avol
heads. not retouched
,i.tmhabie photo
gr t h.. but pure
'rtAy"p. h ads at 4.
a5o and his. Aimalel
Rort. both ri oil or .Tay8,u. -r an. r color,..e
0,rortiorioed rat' sta iaRIa I i will be gLves
n every moane. I'ersons rclin abroanS
iavn any of the = bovo w rt -atIsfaPt rily eze
ult.d by sendlllnit th e e't ,lt'tur they posees.
,.(remlrPntid with a faitlhf.l de.~hlr rton of thl
arson, and by stating tb. ' tyt" and sias at
)ortrair desired, will hY'av their lrdlrl promp..
y azeu'I d to. I'hore' . ,trr(' a' ,ttted.
VEUEI'TT B. D. JUi O,
EW I ;'tLEAWll
N.B.-Instroatlons given in Dirawing .
nd Palnti g. Clatp s no m·mlnari sla D
ly Art GOalery is a pltae of free re-rt.
,nMhll i. invited to visit it at pleasire. iLeA
*'oW PEAI--COW 1kE .
choice Carolina CaIy Peas,
Clay MIxed, and other vaie
3b115011r

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