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Y_. k;.rday, owing to the large amount
41tik s paid to Nicholls' tax collectors,
' Speulators saw a large profit in the
'g rantst issued for per diem and mile
igmof the members of the Legislature,
4d rse orders to their brokers to buy
i~gaely. One broker had orders from
-4instost prominent operator in the city
. sbu-y all he could under 90 cents. The
. tekisard warrants were not even called
" bthe Stock Exchange yesterday. Thus
:ed the people show what they think of
ANioholis government. The Packard
i!m~tUatts cannot command a cent in
l.. Nicholls warrants closed stiff at
'~i "You pay your money, and you
../s your Ohoioe."
The bill introduced in the House by
4Qge! Voorhles, in relation to the or
g~ .bation of the police juries in the
g.rlshes, is a move in the right direoc
ti*s, and we have no doubt it will be
: .gsaed by the Legislature at an early
diy. The policy of the bill should be
tide very general. In all cases where
4, 1s brought to the knowledge of the
(: eernor that there are officers of any
.,ienU who refuse to recognize the lega
-,apernment, such officers should be
promptly addressed out of office, or
tk1i. offies declared vacant by the
'T tslature that Gov. Nicholls may
ar;:ppoint to them citizens devoted to the
ge e and welfare of the State. All
' wolutionary elements in the State
bsould be at least removed from control
rC public offices.
From all accounts Louisiana is again
to be blessed with a commission. No
tbdy knows what that commission is,
and what it can do. In point of fact,
olbedy cares much what it means to do,
.tbure being a sort of floating supersti
tilo in the community that the afore
a.'akl commission can possibly effect
Nothing. However, as our people do not
wrih the "distinguished strangers" to
S mome here on an entirely fruitless er
an.d, we understand that a quadroon
erootoroon ball is now in process otor
-snlnatlon to the end that our forth
4 miag visitors may, like their prede
4esmors, be initiated into the mysteries
e polite society in New Orleans, and be
~mnover to the right side, like those
Sho sent before them, by the allure
a aieta of the half-and-half sirens of our
retropolis.
.OREKN ElIN.
gw aS. ratrrk'n Day Wa" Celebrated
In thIe Old Country.
I[8y Cnh'e to .ho Herald.]
LOlxDoN, March 17, 1877.-The Ill feel
L gereated amoug the Irish national
'le by the action of C:ardinal Cullen in
sQlaton to the funeral of John O'Ma
h.;. oioRy has not yet subsided, and that
llgltary's receut action will certainly
is" tend to allay it. Whatever may be
tl1t of the right or wrong of the
4tairdinal's courso in Irish.polltics, there
.am be but one opinion as to its effect.
STh Irish pilieithood has stood so long
ba y the people in days of persecution,
mad were under su,,i heavy obligations
st them,that any churchman who takes
altes with tile government is looked
. groa with grecat disfavor by the masses.
3[.eh- unfavorable comment has
s been excited in Ireland by the
thet that soon after the O'Mahony
tlueral in Dublin Cardinal Cullen dined
wth the Viceroy, and was treated with
asore than ordinary distinction. Iis
lmilnence was acomisltanied by several
-dergymen, and the popular irritation
e:_ sed by the fact is not likely to be
on appeased.
tLPatrick's D)ay was celebrated by
theCastleo authorities in Dublin to-day
with the customary honors. The cere
nsa¥y of mounting guard at the Castle
'. e the national holiday is always a
w*and military display, but on this oc
.abelon it was rendered very imposing
yl'the presence of the Duke of Con.
: nght, with the Lord Lieutenant and
Sreveral distinguished military officers.
":l the garrison of Dublin, which is sel
t4: less than 5000 men, were brigaded
e.=a as they marched past the viceregal
hl~lOlnny, under the eyes of the Prince,
Ahe bands played Irish national airs.
P. NMoney was thrown to the crowd, with a
Vbew to arouse something that might
g, for enthusiasm, and the whole
.-a ert and the military officers wore
. samrocks. This is regarded as sug
- rlve of a desire to counteract the
toft the O'Mahony demonstration,
hblch was as unmistakable an expres
d1 b of disloyalty, as it was a decided
1.oeess in regard to numbers. Irish
ar tit$enalists laugh at the idea of a few
a.b-amrocks and a little music, and a
Sittl silver thrown among a crowd, hav
f any effect in changing a deep-rooted
.ýimlonal sentiment.
t lmon's sacrifice.
[N. Y. Sun.]
I would not live alway,
I ask k.ot to stay,
Where a pitiless widow
-Frowns dark o'er my way.
She gives me no rest;
She allows me no cheer
So I'll gather my duds, ban,
And get cut of here.
But let it be said,
As I vani-h from view,
That I eave up my seat, Don,
To give it to ' ou.
aow About That Southern Policy.
[Chicago Times.]
And now that the Senate is out of the
-way and all reasonable excuses have
iest their force, will Mr. Hayes please
p~3 eed to exemplify his much-talked
ot Bouthern policy in practice? The
partles in New Orleans are waiting
leaxiously for the long-promised settle
Set. Packard pretends to have as
-~ ees that witnin ten days the sol
<Mers will disperse the Nicholls govern.
eneat, while Southern members of Con
re in Washington assert with equal
tlveness that Hayes has promised
immediate withdrawal of the troops.
is apparent that there is a grievous
"understanding somewhere. The un
nty is damaging to every material
i ertest of Louisiana, and serves to
amatain a feeling of uneasiness in the
e mind all over the oountry. If
e6 intends to fulfill his promises,
Smay as well begin now.
aE "Morris rode a very wild mus
imag the other day, and fairly con
. " know all about rld.ng,
0o begin with. "You mnet
tIoua ant d then you mustang Oc,"
.o 819--Mrl. O, Ehrenberg vs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Clarense et eas., ap
pellants. Appeal from the Sixth District
Court, parish of Orleans. Appeal dis
missed.
No. 6548-Mary D. Cooper and hus
band vs. Sam'l C. Cappel et als., appel
lants. Appeal from the District Court,
parish of Bapides. There is no mis
Joinder of parties in a suit brought by
the husband and wife 'for the value of
movables illegally and forcibly removed
from the premises of the latter, and for
damages sustained by the former by as
sault at the hands of trespassers whose
illegal act he was endeavoring to pre
vent; and in such case all the trespass
ers are liable in solido. Judgment
amended to $3000 in favor of plaintiffs.
No. 3048-John McGrath vs. Jas. D.
Houston appellant. Appeal from the
Eighth District Gourt, parish of Or
leans-Appeal dismissed.
No. 6438-buccession of H. D. Cooh
rane, appellant. On opposition of Cath
erine Eichinger. Where a bequest to a
minor, the amount to be invested for
her benefit until majority, is coupled
with the clause "in the event of her
death the donation to go," etc., the
court will so construe the clause as to
give it effect, and suppose that the tes
tator meant in the event of the minor's
death before his own. A donation to A.
B. "for the benefit of her little daugh
ter," a minor, is not a flde commiss~m,
and is valid-Judgment amended so as
to maintain both legacies.
BY JUSTICE DEDLANO.
No, 6557-Chas. DeGreck & Co., ap
pellants vs. Murphy & Gairns et als.-
Appeal from the District Court, parish
of Tensae. Appeal dismissed.
No 6567 C. L. Walmsley, appellant,
vs. IH. C. Walker et al.-Appeal from
the District Court, parish of Grant.
Judgment reversed.
No. 5322-John Ternoir, appellant,
vs. Dan'l Weaver et al.-Appeal from
the Superior District Court, parish of
Orleans. Where the object in dispute
is the ownership or possession of a
tract of land, the land must be shown,
by affidavit or otherwise, to be worth
over $500, or the jurisdiction of this
court cannot attach to it. Appeal dis
missed.
No. 6317-Joseph Jouet, appellant, vs.
Mrs. E. F. Mortimer et al. Appeal from
the Fourth District Court, parish of Or
leans. In executory proceedings the
notice of demand should be issued by
the clerk, but the fact that it is not
issued by that officer, but by the sheriff,
though an irregularity sufflicient to en
join the nale, can not avaiLto anaul one
already made under the writ.--Ydg
ment affirmed.
No. 6544 -James Innis. appellant, vs.
Fannie U. Oliver, Widow Bienvenu. Ap
peal from the District Court, parish of
Pointe Coupee.-Judgment amended,
dismissing plaintiff's supplemental pe
tition and decreeing him owner of the
land.
BY JUSTICE EGAN.
No. 5314-A. Rochereau & Co. vs. Winm.
McC. Jones et als., appellants. It,
hearing refused.
No. 040Io-McCloskey, Bigley & Co.,
appellants, vs. Wingfield & Bridges et
al. Rehearing refused.
No. 6406-John Klein & Co., appel
lants, vs. E. F. Hcrwig chairman, etc.,
et als. Appeal from the Superior Dis
trict Court, parish of Orleans. Judg
ment affirmed.
No. 5351-Wm. H. Halle, administra
tor, vs. McGehee, Snowdon & Vlolett,
appellants. Appeal from the Sixth Dis
trict Court, parish of Orleans. An ad
ministrator who has settled with and bal
anced the accounts of the factor or bro
ker of the deceased cannot attack that
settlement on the ground that he has
rald more than the pro rata due the
broker; he can only recover on the
ground of fraud or of error of fact.
Judgment reversed.
No. 6579-8. 8. Harrell et al. op
ponents, vs. B. C. Quinn, administra
tor, appellant. Appeal from the Parish
Court, parish of St. Helena. The Par
ish Court is without jurisdiction to in
quire into the validity of a claim
against a succession evidenced by a
judgment of the District Court, and
another creditor who opposes its being
placed upon the administrator's account
should attack it in the District Court,
causing proceedings in the Parish Court
to be meanwhile stayed.-Judgment
amended so as to allow claim of Mrs.
Quinn.
No. 6569. H. P. Kernochan, appel
lant, vs. Mrs. 8. A. Pope, and
MIrs. S. A. Conrad and husband
vs. G. DeBlanc, sheriff, et als., ap
pellants, consolidated.-AppeaI from
the District Court, parish of East Baton
Rouge-To hold a married woman on
her note and mortgage it must be shown
that the judge's authorization to her to
execute said document preceded the
contraotion of the debt by her. Judg
ment reversed and case remanded.
BY JUSTICE SPENCER.
No. 6301-State of Louisiana vs. Jas.
Augustin and Frank Paul, appellants.
Al$peal from the First District Court.
parish of Orleais. Where two or more
crimes result from a single act or fact
but one indictment will lie, so a party
having been convicted of horse-stealing
cannot afterwards be tried for the lar
ceny of the wagon to which the horse
was harnessed when both were stolen.
Judgment reversed.
yo. 6270-Mrs. M. A. Laloire and hus
band vs. P. S. Wiltz & Co., appellants.
Appeal from the Fifth District Court,
parish of Orleans. The pledgee of a
promissory note which is for a larger
sum than the amount it is intended to
secure cannot pledge it to a third per
son for an amount greater than his own
interest in it, and if he do, to avoid
liability for the excess, the onus is on
him to prove that it was not worth what
it called for.-Judgment affirmed.
No. 5520-Chas. J. O'Donnell vs. Wm.
Durbridge et al.; Wm. L. Cushing,
surety and appellant. Appeal from the
Fifth District Court, parish of Orleans.
Appeal dismissed.
No. 6554-Adeline Luckett, appellant,
vs. Cora A. Crain. Appeal from the
District Court, parish of Rapides.
Judgment amended.
No. 6599-A. M. Dunn, administrator,
appellant, vs. T. J. Bird, sheriff, et al.
Appeal from the District Court, parish
of East Baton Rouge.-Judgment re
versed.
No. 6561-John A. Stevenson et al.,
appellants, vs. D. A. Weber, collector,
et als. Appeal from the District Court,
parish of West Feliciana.-Judgment
amended.
An Example to be Followed.
In Kashgar, where the blessings of
civilization are as yet little known, "any
tradesman convicted of using false
weights has the scales tied around his
neck, his shoulders bared, and he is
conducted through the streets of the
city by the police, who mercilessly
scourge him with leather thongs."
To.macriw 5 L. ..DSne k . o. offer remnats
ofa leldesse r o ooa4 6 cente anus $
The patent TIE and PULLER ~wned tj this
Company having been fe!ly tested at the Cham
pion Press, is now offered to press owners and
shtpmasters at a moderate price.
An average of fully fit y bales per hour. and
at times over sixty bales per hbor, has been
compressed and tied by this process, and with
practice it is believed that an average speed of
sixty bales per hour can be attained. By the
use of this Tie and Pltler the capacity of a ship
can be increasetd fully 20 per cent. and the bands
are i0 per cent stronger than when the ordinary
ties are ured.
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO Manangrs.
mhvi it 184 0ravier street.
THE 8O0TON REGULATING
Check Burner,
cqmplete, with Opal Globe and Holder, can be
booght at SI' per dosen, put up.
The CHECK BURNER being of the latest pat
ent, dated December 12, 187G. is equal, if not su
perior, to any Check Burner in the market.
JUOLIUS LOEFFLER, Gas Filter.
mhb2 1w 43 Royal strooeet.
PPECIAI. NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COIt,LxLron,
Second District, No. is It yal street. tIer
chant's Exe ange. up stairs, March 23, '77,
All persons within the limits of the Hocond
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notifled ,hat the office for the collection
cf said taxes is now opened.
P. L. BOtUNY.
mlh23 if Stat Tax Cohlctoer.
IPE4CIAL NOTICE.
OrFtro; BTAT|e TAX Colr,.Totn,
e,,ve'ntt Districtt.
All persons within the limits of the Soventh
District owing License and Capital Tax ar
hereby notified that the ofticu for the collection
€of said Taxes is InW Op'uned at the corner of
Hampson and Carrollton Avenue.
H. TEBBP,
mh22 4t* Ptato Tax Collector.
SPECIA L NOTICE.
OrF!aa HTATE TAX otOnlrrcTOn,
Fourth Distrit, Parish of Orleans.
March 19, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Fourth
Distriot owing JIGcENSHI an' CAPITAL Tax are
hereby notilled that the office for the colloction
of said taxes is now opened at No. 241 Josephine
street, R. C. BOND,
mhls It* State Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ormen STATx TAX COl.LETsOR,
First District, New Orleans.
March 19th, 1817.
The reeeipts given by MR. E. U. PA-YNE, for
amounts advanced for the support of the gov.
ernment by the liberal and patriotic citizens of
this octy, will be received as CASH in the pay
ment of TAXES and LICENSES at this oflce.
E. A. BURKE,
mht9 tf T;x Colletr.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Orrtot. STATSI TAX CoL,T,CTon,
Fir.t District Parish of Orles..n,
Mlarch 13, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the First Dis
trict owing LICsENs and CAPITAL TIax are here
by notilled that the ofiltn for the collection of
said taxos is now opened at l:49 Gravier street.
E. A. IsUIKE,
mht3 tf State Tax Colictlor.
BUDWEIS.Rl IHOTrLED BFIt.R
We have .ecured the agency of the celehratod
BUDWEISER BOrIEI)
which 1s undoubtedly the heot beer in the world.
We offer it In cases (Pints and Quarts) at very
L.OW PItICES.
' MILLER & DIELMANN,
mhl1 im to. 52 and 54 South Peters street.
Dr. A. POINCY,
Of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris,
267 ROYAL STREET.
Consultations in French, English, German
and Italian.
Morning from 7 to a; evening from 5 to e.
Vaccination at the hours of consultation.
fe24 im
TIlE NEW ORLEANI
Sanitary Excavating Co.,
(Incorporated by an act of the Legislature, with
exclusive privilege of EMPTYING VAULTS,
PRIVIES, SINKS, Et.c)
Are now in full operation, and are prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch. The advantages derived from the use
of the
Odorless Excavating Aptaratus.
as used by the company, are that the work can
be performed at any hour of the day or night,
the thorough manner in which the deposits are
removed, the absence of all offensive odors, the
short space of time required (an ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutes)
and, above all, ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Company's office, No. -
Common street. or sent to Postoffice box No. 913,
will receive prompt attention, mh18 1m
SPECIAL NOTICES.
speclal Notice-To BcEnf River Ship
pets.-At the solicitation of several shippers,
whose lots were not completed yesterday, the
STELLA BLOCK laid over to 12 m. THIS DAY.
twhich hour she positively leave' for Black
and Bccuf rivers through to Point Jefferson.
mh23 it TOM TAYLOR, Master.
To the Lake - Office of New Orleans
City Pailroad Company, No. 124 C'anal street
New Orleans, Marco 19, 1877.-Until further no
tice, the afternoon trains for the Lake will leave
the city every hour, from 3 to 7 o'clock. The
last train will leave thy Lake End at 8 o'clock.
mhblt tf '. C. LEWIS, Bacretary.
Otlice of New Orleans :lly Raiiread Com
pany, No. 124 Canal street, New Orleans. March
18. 1877 -At a meeting of the Board of Directors.
held on toe 14th instant a dividend of Three
Dollars per share was declared, payable to the
stockholders on and after MONDaY, April 2.
18si. All transfers of stock for ton days previ
ous to that date must be ex.dtvidend.
mhis td O. C. L.EWIS. Secretary.
Oflce of Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans, March 12, 1877-In con
formity with the fourth article of the amended
charter, an election of Trustees, to serve one
year from the first Monday in June next. w, 11be
held at the office of the company, on MONDAY.
the 2d d y of April, 1877, between thehours of
12 m. and s o'clock l. m.
HENRY V. OGDEN,
mb15 lad Secretary.
hew rleauns, March 1, 18s7.-N-atM2 I
i h'y given that the Interes t of Mr. . B.
U ATT n our firm psesefro t dats
Ij 1 sk11se p0ur BL+:se taU C. C
04 St. Charle istreet.
The only Theatre open in the ifty.
uanday, Mareh It.
For one week, the eminent Amerlean Comedian
MILTON NOBlsta,
Whowfll appear in his typical American drama
entitled THE PH(ENIX, suoported by the
Academy talented Lr 'matic Company.
Family Matinee-Wednesday, March 21.
Friday. itarch 28-Benefit of MILTON NOBLES
I resontlng his new sensatonal drama, called
DIAMON.SI IN THIf 1OU0H.
Saturday Matinee and Satnrday Evening. March
24-DIAMONDS IN TIHE ROU+IH.
Banday, March 26-one week only-the Famous
Actor OIAVER DOUJI BYRON. in his new
play called PLENTY OF MONEY. mhlstf
LOIT-FOUND.
T OrT Oh MISLAID, ON WZDNEBDAY,
Ii March 21, 1877. a BLACK LEA'IHkIH
POOKET BOOK, containing four State War
rants, as follows:
One In favor or J. IT. Sutherlin. parirh judge
of I)e Solo, for $326, being in part payment for
services for last quarter of 1873.
One in favor of J. H. Sutherltn. judge of De
Soto parish, for $300. being in part payment for
services for 1816.
One in favor of 8. M. Potts, and by him in
4 raed for eli her $300 or thle, being payment nas
State gupervisor of Registratilon for De Soto
parish in the year 1874,
ono in favor of J. It. Brown for $210. being
paymcent for services as clerk to the Supervisor
of Registralion in Do Soto parish in the year
1874.
'J he public nre hereby cautioned not to nego
tiate the th.e ne, and a liberal reward will be paid
for the return of book and contents to R. T
C l RIU, No. 19 Unin street, or to the Democrat
office. mhl2+r F. ,M&,H
L(Tl' - WARILANT No. ISO, IhtlrED
L Ma'ch is, 1877, to Oscar Arroyo, for services
rendierld as Minute CleriK in the Menate (luring
the session of 1877 for the sum of Ninety Dol
lars. Parties are hereby cautioned against ne
gotlating for the same, as application for a du
plicate has been made.
mh22 1w ORC)OR ARROYO.
WANTS.
W ANTED - RECOND-HAND CARRIIAGEtI
and Ilngglos. Any one having such, and
wishing to dispose of them, can find ready
sale for thoem by calling on L. T. MAI)DDUX. 32
Carondelet street. Also, a full stock of Car
riages and Buggies and a complete stock of the
Japanese Child's darriage and Cradle, a mo-t
wonderful coxmbllation; in short, a full stock
in everytbing apertainlng to the Carriage
business-all of which will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at 36
Carondlelet street.
mhll am L. T. MADDUX.
ANTED-A ITUATION AS A TRAVEL
ug Aient for a Drug House, by a man
who is fal pliar with the business, and has ex
tensive aeouaintance in Louisiana, Msisissippi
and Texas, Best New Orleans references given
Address O., Misslssippi City, Miss. mh
WANTI.R-TO PUtUCHASE ON sMALL
monthly payments, a house with at least
three rooms, on two lots, in the Fourth or Fifth
Dtistrict, htween St. Charles street and River.
Aodress with lowest terms andi intor.s. W. S.,
96 Fourth street fele*
A ANTED- BY A SOBER AND IN ,US
trious young man a situation as Watch
man, Porter, Salesman or Driving of any kind;
Is thoroughly acquainted in the city. Would go
in the country if desiroel. Address W. O., Dem
Ocrat office. ftttt
WI ANTED--STRANoEItS AND VISITORM
to know that nicely furnished rooms with
or without bosrdi, can be rented at 1re banal
street. One of the most destrable locailties in
the city. Rates reasonable. Apply on the
premises, over the GregC SReaing Machine
Depot and Fashion Emporum. 154 Canal street.
dn2t 3m
DRY GOODS
- AT -.
UP TO APRIL l.t.
PEPIN & BROUSSARD
158' CANAL ST., COR. BARONNE.
We will continue, for one week longer, to sell
all our immense and well assorted stock of Dry
Goods
AT COST AND BELOW COST I
Great sacrifices will be made in, Fine Goods,
and the following will be sold at so per cent less
than cost of Importation:
French Courtral LINENS.
Oourtrai Linen CAMBRICS.
French Linen Damask TABLE COVEBB, from
ten up to thirty covers.
French NAINSOOK and ORGANDIES.
French Embroidered CURTAINS.
French LACE and EMBROIDERIES.
Real Thread Lace POINTS, etc.
- Also -
WHITE GOODS,
- Such as -
Striped and Checked Nalnsek, Mulals.
White Swl.s Piques.
Bobbinet and Muslit for Bars.
White and Colored Ii ish Linens.
Marseilles Quilts.
Nottingham and Vestibule. Laces.
And a full assortment of
HOUSE-FURNISHIING GOODS,
At prime cost up to April 1,
FOR CASH ONLY.
PEPIN d- BROUSSARD,
mhl lw 158 Canal, corner Baronne.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
17........Charres Street........
We offer at Beduced Prices our Large Stockol
CARPETING of all kinds.
FLOORB OIL CLOTHS, of all widths and qual
tMsATTING Tal and Piano COV'RS.
WINDOW $HADES Oornices. Bands eta.
CURITAIN AND PItNITURE AT$I.
eof 'du i d t _Ab a Io .
ward *e1let..
Ssh of 'rieans--No. l24.-B virtue of an
ala writ f fler faolMs to me directed by the
Honorable the Fifth District Court for the par°
iah of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at public auction, on WEDNE S
DAY, April fourth, 1877, at Ios, o'clock a. m., at
my waretouse, 23 and 25 Orleans street, between
Royal and B murbon streets, in the Second Dis
trict of this city, the following described proper
ty, to-wit
ALL THE FURNITURE and movable ef
fee's taken from the premises occupied by de
fendant John DeBlois situalted at No. 2si Du
reaine street. same District. The whole as per
inventory, which may bW seen at myoffice.
Seized in the above sult.
Terms-Cash on the . sot.
T'HOP . H. IANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mh23 28 ap4
Jean FPsle vs. Pierre Kenny.
C IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIlE PAR'IAH
O of Orleans-No. 9226.-1ly virtue of a writ of
fleor facia to me directed by the Honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. I wi 1 proceed to sell
at pnublio uction, on 'TUitADAY, April a, 1177
at 5 o' lock p. m.. at my warehouse. NRo. , and
25 Orleans street, between Royal and BInrb.on
streets, in the Second District of tale city, the
following described property, to-wit
A LOT OF F UBNITUIIE and movable effects.
as per inventory, which may be sreen in my
office.
rwized in the above suit.
Teot ms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
" Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
mh23 28 as,
Win. Boget vs. Nerd. Kraemer.
F1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
' ih of Orleans--No. 77fi7-By virtue of a writ
of fleri facis, to me direterd by the Honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or.
loans, in the above ent tied cause, I wili pro
eed to sell at publi, antor,tt, the Merchants'
and Auctioneers' Exehage. Royal street. be
tweern Canal and CustIt.mnouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on 'I'UESDAY, A pril
3, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the following deseriboed
property, to-wit-
ALL t TIIE tt R fIT and interest of the defend
ant herelip, J. Ford. Kraemer. in anid to the ease
and suit entitled J. F, Krn-rn r v.. F, Mutiller,
No. 7501 of tlhe doket,t of the Fifth Dstrict Court
for the part-h of Orleians.
Heize7d int the above snilt.
Torms- Ciah on the spot.
TI'HO. IT. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
mh 23 . ap
Succession of Thomas FPinning.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOiR THE PAR
S .Ish of Orleans --No. 31,332.- Whereas, E. T.
Parker, publio administrator. has petitioned
the court fr letters of administration on the
estate of the late Tkimena Finning, deceased
intestate.
Notice is n erey riven to all whom it may non
corn, to show cause within ten days, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By ord r of the court.
rnh2 27 31 JOHN HERTIERT, Clerk.
uerenosloa of Jactate Prioreval.
SECOND DI TRICT COURT FOR THE
-Pat-hi-of t,- ane-a-N', y2t -Notttonc iRre
bIy given to the creditors of this estate and to
all other persons herein inteo, ated, to show
cause within ton days from the present notlil
catiorn, it any they have or can, why the account
Iresented by E. '. Parker, Plubli Administra
tor, and administrator of this o'ta'e should not
be homologated andrl approved, anri the funds
ilistributed in acordanr'e therewith.
By ordter of the court.
mh22 27 31 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Bumnmers & Erannin vs. James 1. Clarke
ITXTH DISTRICT COUR' FOR 'tHE PAR
, isi of (rleans. No. 1257.- By virtue of a writ
of Fori facits to me directed by the Hlonorable
th HSixth District (o,urt. for ,the p rish of Or
leans, in the above entitlet caluse, I will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the promlses hrr-
inafter diesignatedl. on TUFSDAY, April 3. 1177,
at. 10` o'clock a. In.. the following tldceribed
propurty, to wit-
ALL TIIE FURNITURE and other movaile
offects contained in defenfdant's residence.
situated at, the cor:ner of Canal tand Marais
streets., in thei First District of this city, as per
inventory, which may be seen in my ofi.ce.
SeJhed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sp t.
THOM.ARS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
mh22 29 ap3
J. P. Bayren vs. Loze & Bergeron,
FIFIII DISTRICT COURIT FOR THE PARL
i h of Orleans. No. 7578.--By virtuet of a
writ of fler fa,'.s to met directed by the honor
able the Fitth District Court for the parish of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, I will pro
ceed to sell at pDul ic auction, at the Merchants'
and Auctioneers' .xchange, IRoyal street, be
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on MO DA'Y, ADril
twenty-third. 1877, at 12 o'clock m.. the following
desrihbed property to wit:
A 8QUARE OF OROUND situate in the Sev
onth District of this city, designatol by the num
ber one hundred and seventy-seven, bounded
by Carrollton Avenue. Dur,lin, Pritchard and
'I welith streets, said square of ground contain
ing twenty-six lots, and measur s three
hundred fe 't by three hundred and twenty-six
feet. Being the same property acquired by the
defendant. ,Daniel Lozs, by purchase from R.
C. Cummings. per act passed before et. Magner,
late a notary public in this city, on the sixteenth
day of January, 16e: regl tered in the convey
ance office of this city, book four. folio six hun
dred, and eight.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sr,,t.
THIO iAR If. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mh21 ap 12 23
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATEM DI8TRICr COURT. e
DISTIICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN J. WINN,,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1458.
W FEREAS., JOHN J. WINK. OF WEST
Feliciana parish. and district aforesaid,
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Con
gress of March 2. 1867, has this day filed in said t
court, a petition praying for a discharge and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act. Notice is there
fore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts. and to all other persons in interest,
that the second day of April, 1877. at 11 a m..
is assigned for the hearing of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, if any they have, way the prayer of the
said petition should not be granted; and further
notice is given, that the bankrupt will undergo
an examioation before Register C 8. Kellogg
on the thirty-first day of March, A. D. 1877. at 11
a. m., at his office in the Custom-House build
ina.
Clerk's Office, New Orleans March 15, 1877.
B. 2DVONhHIkE,
mhl6 23 30 Deputy Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES W. STINDE,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1516.
W HEREAS, CHARlES W. STIiDE. OF
New Orleans and District aforesaid, duly
declared hbakrupt under the act of Congress of
March 2. 1867, has this day f ed in said court a
petition praying for a disch irgo and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act. Notice is therefore
given to all creditors who have proved their
deb s. and to all bther persons in interest, that
the 31st day cf 3arch, 1877. at 11 a. m., is as
signed for the h' aring of the came. anrd that
they may then and there attend and show cause,
ifanythey have, why the lrayer of the said
petition should not te granted; and further
notice is given, that the b intIrupt will undergo
an examination before Register C. S. Kellogg,
on the 29th day of March A. D., 1877. at 11 a. m.,
at his office. Custom-House Building.
Clerk's Offie, New Orleans, March 8 1877.
R. DUEiVNSHIRE,
mh9 16 25 D Deputy Clerk.
FOR SALE.
FORB SALE-ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD
Snear Independence, about five miles from
the Railroad, a tract of about 6 o acres of good
land* about o acre cleared; balance well tim.
bere~; house and barn; about a head of stoek,
seatle, yoke of oxen, horses and wagon.
he nd arming utensils ad oo
teR ihole at a bargain.
OOBN IN BULt.
B D. E. MOIRPIY 8ON--A, E. MOIIRPaY
AuAtloneer.-Will be sold for accountt Of
whom it may concern on 8i4TUSDAT ,·
24, 1117. at twe!ve o'clock m., in the New Odr
Elevator and Warehouse Compam., oen Wt1
street, between Harmony and PleMaant
Ie.t9" 13-6 BUSHtELS CoR IN tULK,
Terms-Cash. mnt2S I
By 8oey, Maeon & O'Omanr
A COMPFORTABL' HOUSE IN THEB .9EOON
DI THLI(T.
C(orner of Durat no and St. Claude streets.
HALE WITHOUT I.I Iur.
BY HOEY, .MACO. & O'CONNORe-Niholas
J. Hoy. Anrt ionoeor-Offl s No. i laronde
let street.-SATltU AY, Marcht St. 1871 at is
o'clock , at the St. Charles Auction aaohaage.
will be sold b1 Dpubl t aotllo-
THE DI1d.11BLE F . MLY R1341DENOB
formlng the corner of Dumtlne A& t. Oiao,
streets, in the nsquare bounded by umbzlne,
Philip, lampartand Mt. t;innde streets. The lo
menuts r es 87feooti aches and 2 rilee fro at on Dt
maine street, and too feet 2 Inches I line la
depth fronton St. Claude street. between paral
lel lines. The dwelling corntains a hell and
about 7 rooms in the main bullling; atwostory
brick kitchen, with tix rooms; yard entranues
on both sidee.
TunMs-One half cash; remainder at a
months credit, in note btaring inte.rest of s pr
enet per annum from date of sal, until flnal
payment, with all the usua security clausees.Ae.a
insuranon and transfer of policy, et.. all to be
secured by special mtortg.Lgo and vender's lien,
and purchaser to ass m,, payment ever and
above his bid of all taxes pnytle in 1877.
Actof sale before U. V. Foulon, No:ary Parbu
at the exp'ense of the purchuser r. -h t4
By C. E. Girardey·
SECOND AND LAST ADJUDICATION I
OFFICE FURNITURE. IRON SA8IIS. Evc.
BUCCEPRIONS OF THE TATE L. P. FbGflE B
AND J..1. J. EONCE Alt 4T.
As members of the iteo firm of Abat & Geneaes.
Nos. 38.441 and 2J.rtir-Secontl Distrtit Coert for
the parish of Orleans.
UY C. E. OIRAIDEY. Auc.toneer--Of)oe1os
1 t :t1 Camp street. FRIDAY. the .a3,1 Marh
1877. at 11 o clock a. m.., at the offloo. No. 1Wi
Uustotmhouse. between Koyal andl Bourbon
streets, will be sold at public a.nti,,n by and in
pursuance of two several orders trotr the Hon.
A. L. Tisst, Judge of the Second ltistrhct Onort
f )r the parish of Orlans., dated the 2eth Feb
ruary, 1877, and rendered in the above entitled
suooosslons
ONE FINE, LA1n(, IRION SAFE. DIBSK sad
other OkFFI ;E FURNITUItE.
Taarns -Cash on the spot. mhts 1i a
By O. Valeton.
TWO LOTS OF GIROUND, WITH BWILDING8
ON CARONDELET WALLK.
BSUCCESSION OF JOS. FERROWILLT.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
No. 39,212.
7YT O. VALETON, Auctioneer-On SATUR
'r DAY. April 21, 1877, at 12 o'clock ir., will be
soil at nthe Mrrehnauts arti ArActiveors'- -
change, on Royal street, in obedlence to an
order from the Hlonorable A. L. Tim-ot Jundgeo
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, dated February 27, 1877. for aooount of
aOove succession
1. TWO OONTIGUOU4 T.OT. OF OROU'D.
situated In the Second District of 'hl- city, iA
the s9ulare bounded by Carondellt Walk. Mire
Tontt and St. Peter streets, having each 20 fees .
front on Carondelct Walk, or street, between
parallel lines of 121 feet 8 inches and i lines aw
one side, and 1.2 fIet 4 inches and 5 li.es on the.
other side; the rear line measutin 29 Iettfll
lines. ttaid lots are dtnsltni- d b: Nof.4 and&
of square 32, together with all bulildings and im- - 0
prqvertments thereon, consisting of one frame ,
buildig and appurtenances w.
'I1E IMS-Cash. Ten per cent to be paid at tdi5
moment of adjudication. Taxes for the ran
ning year to be assumed by purchaser. Act of
sale before O. Do Armas. Notary Public.
mhfl4 21 28 ptll 14
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE-CITY TAXES OF 187/.
1)PAR.Tg3ENT oF FIINCI,
City, Hall,
New Orleans, March 22.1877.
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
The following rates of rebate for prompteash
taymentwill tbe allowed:
Three per cent on all hills paid up to atot
March, 1877, inclusive.
Two per cent on all bills raid up t) isth Aprl.,
1877, inclusive. , ,
One per cent on all bills paid up to 30th AVp l !
1877, inclusive.
After April 3 ', 1877, interest at Tea per sans
per annum from 3est March, 1877. and costs, will
accrue. •r
mh22 t a3o J. C. DENIS, Admialstrator.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
IAYORALTY OF NEW OLeIAWS.
City Hall. Mach 2. 187; I
Scealed proposals will be received until Marsh
30. at 12 m., for publishing the proceedings anad
ordinanc s of the City Council and all ofied.
notices of the several departments of the city
government, proposals to state the price per
square of the space of one hundred words solid
matter, for first and subsequent Insmrtions,
Separate proposals will also be received forthe
same period for rwinting the various blanks.
etc., as per paragraphs from I to 8 inclusive, of
act No. 49, approved March 12, 1877.
For publishing the proceedings and ord. .
nances of the Council and official notices of flb.
several departments no bids will b3 reeetNed
except from parties publishing a mortij':
paper issued at least six times a week.
Bonds, with security, in such amount as m. .
be satisfactory to the Mayor will be required rfe
the faithful execution of the respective co- '
tracts. Term of contracts to extend to 1st JgaP
uary. 1878.
The city reserves the right to reject say or ail
bids. ED. HILBBrUBY,
mbrh 26 3l Mayor.
NOTICE.
DEPARTXENT or CO rnaIW ,
City Hall. .
New Orleans, March I, IMf1 '
By Hoey, Macon & O'Cosm.'.
SALE OF TIIS REVENUIf OF TBl
PUBLIO MARKETS. :,.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, L.
the Council Chamber, (ity Hall, on iion
day, March 26, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the reves*
ues of the following m ntioned Markets for "s'
month of April, 1877, v:z:
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
French Meat
Ioydras and Pilie
Treme
Washington and Port
St. Bernard
LeBreton
St. Mary's
Magazine
Claiborne
Jefferson City
,orn.aru -
Ninth Street
Algiers
Dryades Street
The Markets will be sold separately.
Terms and conditions-Cash on the spot it U.
S. Currency.
The city reserves the right to reject any sad
all bids. CHAS. CAVANAC.
mh 8212326 Administrator of Commerea.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Dnarmrnsror 0o PiXaSm '
City Bali,
New Orleans, MarchIs . I
Sealed Proposals will be received at this e.
partment until FRIDAY, MARCH. 12. ItY, at ya
o'elock m., for the sale to the citl of Tea What
Improvement Bonds.
Theeltyreesrves the rslhtto itr* eay'er4..
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