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h M r Qesettla T alS.
WUrs 13 Segugs Them.
a hiteh In the proceedings to get
N belonging to the late Con
wnent out of the vaults of the
d and transfer the funds to
t .treasury. The St. Louis
's ashington correspondent
obtruetlon thus:
8 ] nor some time since called
o. l Secfretary Sherman to the
theme assets, and urged that steps
recover them to the United States
U, the legal successor to the Confedera
Secretary, senslble of the dellcacy
subject, referred it to the Seee
SState and to the Assistant Seere
the Treasury for a decision.
aConr, Solicitor of the Department of
tade an dverse report, on the ground
° 'uUlid open many dellcate questions
tis gverntnent was not anxious to
to 7'he Secretary of State himself
for the reason that he was not wlil
any favors of the British govern
As to bringing suite in their courts,
also remembered that In the Inquiries
ted by the Administration of President,
t, throll h its agents, Caleb Cushing,
fedfein and Judge Titus who were
tere at different times, that the British
meint expressed itself perfectly willing
eougnisre the United States as the executor
the defunct onmfederacy, and to turn over
provided the United States wore
ae ssume its liabilities to British
AaAistant Secretary French, in an
h Ve opinion, also reported adversely,
Mg that in view of the attitude of the
government on the question it would
- pense to prosecute the claims.
mat be regarded as the end of this
giaiitlin.
Amerlcan sewing Machine, lRn Canal
VART5' MPIiECE.
tatemtlon of the Radleals to Porce
i y.,e Into the Iemeeratle Camp.
iOlnilnnatl Enquirer.l
W OToN, aDo. 2. .eeretary Evarte'
at the New England Slociety's dinner In
ork last night, is the first open declara
e in a public manner that the Preif
not Intend to take the back track in
policy. It is held here by esaacious
that one sentence of the speech
* broad text upon which the Pree
be guided in his future course, and
1* that he believes with Evarts that
never entered on devious paths,
oes not mean to. Inasmnch as
Y"esat under the droppings of
a unds of his prime miniter a
t san be definitely accepted that he in
what had been said. It means to
c on Blaine, Oonkling and others
ate, who have entered into an alli
kthe President down, that he is
bththeir desire and Intention, and
to accept war with these leaders.
is no doubt of the intention of those
to force Hayes to ally himself with
oM tlI party, and then by a vigor
tJt fthe bloody shrt attempt to arra
oth against the solid South. Both
hi.dConkling know that without stir
up stron sectional feeling, the Repub
p might ýas well lie down peacefully
hey will make one final and des
effort to galvanize enourh life In the
to make it give a final kick, but there
be its last struggle.
Roller Imen.
loincinnati CommerotIl.l
W flol, Dec, 24.--Reporte have Ieon
the steamboat Inspectors at
and New Orleans, that manufacturers
iron are violating the law by stamp
iron at a certain tensile strain of
eqired by law but which, on a
mte, falls short of the required
The supervising inspector-general
prosecute ln the cases reported, but
yor to have manufacturers of boiler
.t here in January, when the board of
inspectors hold their annual ses
American Sewing Machine, las Canal
CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICIAL.
MAvonaarr orw nw OnLUnA, !
Oity HallU, December 19 1877.
Administration lWrlee-No. 4941.
ane. fixing the polling places in the
j reclnot of the Tenth and Eleventh
'- of this city.
byhthby e Oounoll of the city of
That the polling place in eaobh
*ota Tenth and Eleventh Wards, as
W ide ordinanoe No. U80, be died as
Tenth Warn.
. lWit Precncat-Bounded by Felicity, 8t. An
the river and St. Thomas street, at No. 163
atreet, between Feliioty and St. Mary
4 PrecInct - Bounded by St. Andrew.
the river and Rousseau streets, at No. 0
stret, between Tohoaploulas and Bons
Preasutt-Bounded by Bt. Andrew, First,
and St. Thomas streets, on Rousseau
between Jackson and Philip streets, (Po.
Prelnot--Bounded b Felicity, Joseph
as and Annanoels ton street, st No.
.lcseshtme street, between Ohippews and An
streets.
Preilnot-Bounded by Josephine. First,
1 and Annuniation, t t ). 331 Ohip.
betWon Borapuru and Philip streets.
Prectot-Bounded by Josephine, First,
t ati~on rand Magesine streets, st the corner
'la l ad Phlip streeta,
th Precinct-Bounded by Felloity, Jose
Annanolition and Magasine streets, at No.
arl, between Josephine and St. Andrew
th Pre.lnot-Bounded by Josephine, First,
and Carondelet streets, at No. 623 Mg.
sthrt, between Jackson and Josephine
PNlPreot--Bounded by Felicity, Jose
n ae and Osrondelet streets, at the
t.ania and Felicity streets.
Tenth Peolonot-Bounded by Felicity, First,
and Bampart (late .nurel) street., at
00ear. of Oarondelet and Josephine streets.
Elevnth Preoneot-Bounded by Felicity, First,
hmps(late Laurel) and Liberty streets, at the
af Jackson and Franklin streets.
Precinot-Bounded by Felicity, First,
and Magnolia streets, at the corner of
and Freret streets.
Precinct-Bounded by Felicity and
of the line until it meets First
with its prolongation, at Magnolia street,
Jackson and Philip streets.
Eleventh Ware.
1t tl renct-Bounded by First, Washington
aid .hippews streets, st the corner ao
ad Toboupitoulas streeta,
Prenoinot-Bounded by Washington, Po
P river and Chippewa streets, at Ni. 979
between eventh and Eighth a
Precieon-Bounded by First, Sixth, Chip- .
and Oonstan e street, at the oorner of
and Laurel streets. ,
Precinot-Bounded by Sixth, Toledano,
w and Constane streets, at No. 305 v
orner of .igh Lh street. e
Precnct-Bounded by First, Sixth, Con- i
and Prytanla streets, on Magazine, be
Washington and Sixth streets.
Pirecint-Bounded by Sixth, Toledano, a
and Prytanis streets, at No. 835 Maga
Seventh and Eighth streets. C
Precinct-Bounded by First, Wash
Pytna and Rampart (late St. Denis)
at No. 65 Baronne street, between Wash
Fa ourth streets.
Precinct-Bounded by Washington,
Prytania and Rampart (late St. Dnis) 0
the corner of Sixth and Carondelet
Precriat-Bounded by First, Toledano,
(lats 8 Dents) and Howard (late 8t.
Avenue) streets, on Sixth street, between w
tgiok ad it. David streets. a
Prele t-aouniI by First, Toledano, i
Avenue (aew mward seet), and the w
ef the Eleanth Ward, at the corner t
and Waat streets. r
tbe a tcitw of New Or
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
a. Onwroa or Onr. S.umrr, PAmes or OntaIuA, 1
New Orleans, December 15, 1877.
et By and under authority of a writ of election
n. to me directed on the twelfth day of December,
1e one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
bo by his excellency Francis T. Nicholls, Governor
of the State of Louisiana
Notice is hereby given that AN ELIOTION
d WILL BE HELD in conformity with eat No. as
e of the extra session of 1877. on SATURDAY,
rs THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
to fill a vacancy in the General Assembly of the
y State of Louisiana, caused by the resignation of
_ the Hon. James B. Eustis, Senator from the
1. Fourth Senatorial District, composed of the
Of Tenth and Eleventh Wards of the city of New
d Orleans.
s THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
deilt td
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATs Or LoUISIANA.
Executive Department. ,
Whereas. GEORGE W. DUPRE, of the city of
New Orleans. has appDled to me for the cancel
lation of a bond of ten thousand dollars, sub
scribed by George W. Dupre & Co. as principals,
with John A. Walsh and P. O. Facende, also of
said city, each for the sum of five thousand dol
lars, as securities, dated March 25, 1877. and con
ditioned for the falthful performance of the
duties of said Gnorge W. Dupre & Co. as State
Printer, under act No. 49 of the regular session of
1877, in pursuance of n contract executed before
W. J. Castell, notary public, In the city of New
Orleans, bearing date the twenty-eighth day of
March, 1s77.
Now, therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, have
thought proper to Issue this, my proclamation,
in order to give notice to all persons therein
Interested to show cause, In writing, at the
offime of the Secretary of State, in the city of
New Orleans, within ninety days from and
after the last publication hereof, why the sald
bond should not be cancelled and annulled, and
the scurities above named discharged from
any further liabilities In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal of the State
of LOuisiana, at the city of New Orleans, this
seventh day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventr
seven.
FRANCOI T. NICHOLLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
WILL A. STmONO,
Secretary of State. * des ant
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. ,
Whereas, STEVEN LE BOURGEOIS, of the
parish of Livingston, has applied to me for the
cancellation of a bond, dated November 12.1 87,
drawn by him, the said Steven Le Bourgeois, as
principal, with Baxter Felder, G. D. Wells. A.
Lobell, H, I. Scivitque, Joseph H. Allen, Jesse T.
Feolder. It. M. Allen, W. L. Jones, Levi Spiller,
William S. Davis and A. M. Davidson, as secu
rities, also of said parish of Livingston, for
the sum of six thousand dollars, conditioned for
the faithful performance of the duties of said
Steven Le Bourgeois as Tax Collector of the
parish of Livingston.
Now, therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLLR,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
with the view of giving publioc notice to all per
sons therein interested. to show cause, in writ
Ing, at the office of the Secretary of State, in
the city of New Orleans, within ninety days
after the last publication hereof, why said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled, and the
securities therein discharged from any further
liabilities in the premises.
Given under my signature and the seal of the
Stateof Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans.this
first day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven.
FRANCOI T. NIOHOLLB.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
B the Governor:
x'r .L. A. BTRONG. Secretary of State.
Yi44 20t
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
SUPRITNTEND3NT'5 OcFFIE, Dec. I0, 1877.
Pursuant to a resolution of the Board of DI
rectors, a COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION of
applicants for position as teachers In the Pub
lie Schools will be held In the Franklin School
house, St. Charles street, on THURSDAY, 27th,
and FRIDAY, 2sth Inst.. ato a. m.
This examination is for Grammar and pri
mary Grades, and Is open to applicants who, by
reason of absence from the city. or forany other
cause, failed to secure certificates of qualflica
tion In the September examination.
Appllcants are required to send written notice
to the Superintendent's office, 20, City Hall,
prior to the examination. stating their names.
residence, experience, and the certifloates of
qualification at present hold by them.
By order of the Committee on Teachers.
WM. O. ROGERS,.
donl td Chief Superintendent Public Schools.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
State of Louisiana,
Now Orleans. December 17, 1877.
I hereby give notice that a SPECIAL MEET
ING of this Board will be held on TIIURSDAY,
Doenmtler 27. 1877. at 12 o'clock m., at the Speak
or's Room, State-House.
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor and ox-officio Secretary of the Board.
deos lot
PROPONAL8 FOR LEVEE WORK.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,)
Executive Department,
New Orleans, December 24,1877.,
Sealed proposals will be received at this offiee
until SATURDAY, December 29. at 12 m., for the
construction of the following levees:
Reine Levee. parish of St. James.
Forstall Levee, parish of St. James.
Thiry Levee, parish of Iberville.
Plans, profiles and speciflcations of the above
works will be ready for inspection at the State
Engineer's office between the 26th and 29th of
December.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
signed, and each one indorsed for the particular
levee on which the bid is made.
Sealed proposals must contain a deposit
amounting to one cent for each yard of the esti
mated contents up to ten thousand yards, and
an additional quarter of one cent for every yard
over, to be forfeited to the State in case of the
failure of the contractor or bondsmen to qualify
within forty-eight hours after adjudication, or
else the bondsmen must be present at the open
ing of the bids, prepared to sign immediately.
The Board reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS,
Governor and President of the Board of State
Engineers, de25 td
TO THE LADIES.
DR. BILLE has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 154 Canal street, between
Carondelet and Baronne. Dr. Bille has the se
cret of Ninon de l'Enelos, who, up to her death
in her seventy-second year of age retained the
beauty, vivacity and spirit as when she was
twenty years ot age. By Dr. Bille's treatment,
which is pleaeant, even enjoyable, ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints, as the skin
beoomes soft and white. the eyes regain their
wonted lustre and strength, and vivacity re
turns. The old beome young, and the young,
who have ruiied themselves with late hours
and ezoeesa., beoome beautiful and -full of the
ro_ an . t re ,ofd uth.o All blseasea.d
t esne d eo
,VnDtzcL AD RTUashNI'5.
SIIaIIpp PALM.
tiselaen' Bank of Leutislana v. Jean U.
Lepretre and Mrs.. J. Aldige and her hus
band.
SIXTIH DISTRICT COURT FOIR THE
-pariehof Orleans, No. 9711-vy virtue of a
wrlt of selaure and isal, to mn directed by the
honorai,le the Slrth Distrll t Court fIr the par
ish of Orleans, In the ale enltiftled icauset, I
w111 proceed to aseill at publlic aotin. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchiange. IRoyal
street, between Canal and Customnholus streets,
in the Second District of this city o,n TUEH
DAY, January 29. 1575, at 12 o'clock in.. the
following described pproprty, to wit
A LOT OF GRIIUN, sitl uated in the Hecond
District of the city of New Orleans, In the
.quare bounded by St. Louis. Bourbon, Tou
louse and Royal streets, desal ated by the letter
0 on a plan drawn by. A. ri 'Homerourt. deputy
surveor dated the thlirty-Ilet of Decrnmber,
15r7, and annexed to an act of thetwenty-second
of January. 1Ass, before A. Iloudousquit, late a
notary ptbllc In thIs cIty; seld lot measuring
twenty feet ten Incihes sIx lInes front on Ht.
Loula street by one hundred and eleven feet In
depth and twenty feet five inches in width on
the rear line. Togelther with Ihe buIldings and
improvements thereon.
together also wIth eighty-foulr shares of the
capItal stocIk of ttle Citl.,cis' Iiank of LouIlsl
ann atat.hnd to said property.
telaed in the aove msut.
Terms--The p urcIhalr to furnish astock note
In favor of the Citlllenn' ]ank of Llllisli:inR
for the sum of five it hundred and seventy-six dol
larr, falling due on the first of February, 179!.
and renewable aco rding to the (charter of the
Citiens' Dnlnk of LouliIahnal, and the baltanoce
cash, ilte purchaser to assume all the otlliga
tlone and responsibilities of a stockholder of
the COtizens' Bank of Loui.Iana, and the stock
note so furnlshed to he ldentlfid wI h the act of
mortgage of the ninth of Septiember, i:1i4, before
T. egherer, bIle a loitary tublie In this lity, the
act of dIvisIon of hnortgana of the twenty-sec
ond of January. 15r(, ilefore A. Itlioudouslmli.,
late a notary pblic lnt hthis clty. and with the
sherllTff's deed of sale In il is case.
TIT'l MAH II. HANDY,
Civil HleriT of the Parti Iof o( treiani.
del.s jilu 17 29
puecesslon of the Late Jacques Holet, De
enased.
"ECOND DISTRICT COURtT FOR TIE PAR
S(sh of Orloans, No. :iO,7Ti.--ly virtue of a
iudgtnent rendered I)en'ombr 21, 1577, and
fined nDecember 27. 1577, to me directed by the
honorable the oecond UtlsIri' (Court for the par
Ish of Orleans, in the abl.ve otitlled matter I
will proceod to sell at publlI aulltion on tile
prenllses hereinaflter deslgnaterd on WEI)DNEi- I
)AY, Januarr 9, 1578, at 5 o'iloik tp. in.. the fol
dring e d hserlied propnrt, ito wit
ANNDNIVID BI) l ]'AIHA ART 81IARE AND I
INTEI'EH T, belonaing to said saucessIon, of. in 1
ad to the contents of the locksmtllh shop sit
Lated No. 0lo Customhouse street, botwein Royal
nd iBourbon streets. In the recond District of I
his city. as per inventory on file.
Termes-Cash on the syot. 1
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Hheriff of the Parish of Orlhans. I
deLl ja 9 |i
Georgte Koepke vr. ulrceslion of Clara
Dierker.
t1IFTH DIHTRICT COURIT FOR TIHE I'A
IsiL of Orleans, No. n5H:3-ly virf lio or a writ
of sezlure and o ale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, In the above entitlfed
cause I will porcr'd to sell at public aurtion., at
the Merchants and Auctloneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and (lsnt .(Pmhouse
streets In the Heocond District of thins city, on
WEIDNEHDAY .January . 1H78, at 12 o'clock In.,
the follotw'sl d Iosrl F,|property, to wit-
A LO'I )N OROUND, with the buildings tnd
improvemenits thereon, the rights, ways, privi
leges and pervitudII.. thereof, deslgnateP on a
plan of Ilurgerol., Intlao surveyor. dated the
eighth of April. 18H4. an extract whereof Isn n
ntexed, to an ant passed beforn Theodore
Heahghrs. Ito a notary pullle in this city, dated
the twenty-ninth of April, 1540. by the npmnbeor
three of the sqlare bolndel by IElysian Fields.
Moreau (now Chartres) Marligny and Victory
(now Decatur) streets, in Faubourg Mariany.
Third District of this city: said lot measures,
In English measure, twenty-three feet eleven
and one-half inclltm front, on Elyslan Fields
street by eighty-five feet deep. llning the same
property acquired by the deceased during her
lifetime, from Louls Fix, as per net blforn A. J.
Lewis, notary public In this city, dated the
twenty-sixth of January, 1872.
* Seized In the above selit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
de _1 s2$ jaI
Sola IHolloway, wife of Peter J. Mathews,
vs. her husband.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
isnh of Orleans. Njo STilo--By virtue of an
order of sale rendered bDeember 24 1877 to me
directed by the honorable the Fifth Dilstrict
Court for the parish of Orleans, In the above
entitled matter, I will proceed to sell at public
anotion, on the promises hereinafter deslg.
ntted on WEDNESDAY, January 9, 1878 at lo0.
o'clock a. m., the following described com
munlty property existing between said par
tie-
ONE WALNUT BED-ROOM HET, consisting
of Victoria Iledeltead, Mattres-es and Hpring
Bd, Centre Table, Armoir. Chairs. Rocker,
Markle-Top Bureau, Marble-Top Washstand.
Towel ack Maltting. llug, 'lotures, Orna
ments. Vases, Clok, SLhades, Hafe DIning
Table Cloth, Crockeryware. Kitchon 4tovo and
Furniture. Quilts. Blanket, Mosquito Bar, and
s lot of Firewood. The whole now on the prem
ises No. 71 Brainard street, In the Fourth Dis
trlet of this city. s per Invon;ory on tile.
Terms--Cash on the spot,
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
de2s al . 9
Hlbernia Insurance Company of New Or
leans vs. Marin Helene Griffin ot ais.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOIR THE P'ARI
h' of Orleans No. 8249-1-Iy virtue of a writ
of fleri facina against Mario Holene Griffln and
J.Iose h L. Montleu to me dlrected by the hon
orable the Fifth District. Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the abovo entitled cause, I will
proceed to soil at publi auction, at the Mwr
chants and Auotfi oneers' Exchange. lRoyal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city, on MONDAY,
January 2l, 187r, at 12 o'clock m., the following
doscribed property, to wit
THREE CERITAI LOTS OF GROUND, sit.
uated in the Sixth District of this city, in the
square bounded by Bacchus. Peniston, Caron
delet (lato Apollo) and Amelia streets, desig
nated by the numbers eight, seventeen and
eighteen, on a plan drawn by C. G. do L'Isle.
architect, on June 17.1867. deposited In the office
of A. Pltot Jr.. a notary public in this city,
which said lots have the following dimensions,
to wit: Lot number eight. measures thirty feet
front on Amelia stroeet by a depth of one hun
dred and three feet nine inches four lines on the
line dividing it from the rear ines of lots num
bers five six and seven and part of lot
number four, and of one hundred and three
feet eight inches two lines on the line dividing it
from lot number nine: lot number seventeen
measures thirty feet front on P*niston street by
a depth of one hundred and three foot eight
inches two lines on the line dividing it from lot
number eighteen, and by a further depth of one
hundrel and three feet seven inches on the line
dividing it from the rear lines of lots num
bers fourteen, fifteen and sixteen and part of
lot number thirteen; and lot number eighteen
measures thirty feet front on said Peniston
street by a depth of one hundred and three feet
nine inches four lines on the line dividing it
from the rear lines of lots numbers one, two,
three and part of lot number four, and by a
further depth of one hundred and three feet
eight inches two ines on the division line of lot
numb-r seventeon. Being the same property
acquired by the d feondant herein, Mario Helene
Griffin, by purchase from Emile M-riet, by act
passed beiore E. Bouny. notary public in this
city, dated December 4, 1871.
Seized in the abtve suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish or Orleans.
de27 ja6 17 28
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT&
NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAoaLTr o0f NEW OrZ~.as,
City Hall. December 22, 1877.
The average price of fresh flour being this day
seven dollars; in accordance with said valua
tion the price of bread for the week oommeno
ing on MONDAY. December 24. 187I, will be:
Sixty-two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty-one ounces for ten cents.
Sixteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best flour of the above value per barrel. and the
useof damaged or inferior flour in bread offered
for sale in this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are reanested to report to the nearest
pollee station any violation of the above oral.
-an-e.e theri n varioation o ht W qoru an of
madaL
JDICIAL ADV3RTI3UMt1NTs.
IM*EMIPP MALKI.
Cltlze. ' Bank of Loulllana Vm. J. 3I Lc
prettle and Mrs. J. AldIge and her hes
SIXTH UfHTRICT COURT FOR TIHE PAR
[ .ah of Orle.and' No. 719--By virtue Of a writ
of selrureand sale, dlreted by the honorable
the Sixth Dlstrict Court for the varish of Or
la' a. In the above entitled cause,t will proeend
to soill at pubill auiotln, at the Meorhants and
Anetloneers' Exchange, Itonal street. Ihetwoon
Canal and Customhouse streets. In the aco.ndl
DistrIct of this city, on TU DIIAY, Jaunary 29,
1R78, at 12 o''loik m., the following described
tpronperty, to wit
A LO1' OF UltlUiND, ltuanted In the Second
District of this 'Ity. at. thn coriner of Orleans and
DIauphlnn stroeets having In French measure.
thirty-one faR t. more or inls, front on Or(lear
street by seventy-two feet, morre or I.rs, in
diepth and front on l)auphine street. Together
with all the buildings and improvemnnts there
on. and all thi rights pod privileles therentlto
belonain. 'i'nogetlter, also, with one hIundreil
and niniy-tlhree shares of the nplital stock of
the Cltizuns' flank of Louisinna. attacrhedl to nsaid
,roplnrty. Itlng the same properly aul'lrlel
by d'fendant, Iirnln, .1. It. .epreire, by pur
chase from J, C. O(ardette. per art IassRd before
Atn m.r Dlucntel. notary pulilic in this nity, on
tile tenthll of April. twait.
Sel.,ml In Ihe al,,h msuit.
Terms-The pllrhtaser to furnish a stock
note In favor of the Citlzen' Iltank of Louisinna
for the sum of thirteen hlundrred nl thlirty
two dollars, falling du1e on the first of F'eiiruitry.
171), and rnnlwahltln aordnllig to thel Ihartor of
the (itillzen. Balnk of Louisianan . Rntd the! bttal
ance casht. The purihnaser to awsuIme all the
obl'gations aInd responsilbllltles of a atorlk
holder of the ('Itlntni' Bank of Loullnea,n, nand
the stock note so furnIshed to bie identlfied with
the two ats on f moliirtgage lby J. O. (harleltt an.l
Alf" to the f!Ilizons' Flank of nul'p ilsna, r.assd
before T, 8Heglrers, Ilate notary publi In this
clty, on the twenty-eIghth oIf epitenlbter 10:1,
anltd eighteenth of May. 1!57, and with the
sherfltl's deed of sale ii ti Is case.
THIIOMAH II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of thI. Parish If Orlannp.
detR jarn 17 'u
T. T. Osborne va. Win. Carroll.
1OURTH DIHTRICT COUltT FOR THE PAR
IRh of )rleans, No. 44.2x7 -ily virtuio f a,
writ of flenr flaeis, to m, l lrnthIi bty thlti hoinr
able thie PFtill It )1t rlrt Court for the parish of
Orleans. In the aibovin teltited paIse, I will pro
ceed to sell at puibli'o unctillon, at the Mercllhants
atld Aullploneers' Exchallnge, Royal street., he
tweon Canal anld CuIstuhoii.ise streets. In the
injenId DI)trl., of tis city. on FRIDAY.
I)Nm.'ln.er Is, 11R77, at 12 ;'lock m., the following
deserlIedl pr)iO'IrtyI to wit-
ALL THE I(tiOHT, TITLE AND INTEIREHT
of the d[efnlndtin, Ihernin in iand to the following
doeribed propolerty: A lot of ground, with the
bilinIg i and i prov'lnllnts thturon,l. in the
nllll'n eoroD'pIRleil within (tc.lilmoll, Priour. Pall
mnyr andl Iltun sftreets. In the First DIstrict
if thlls eltv. having a front of twenty seven foit
sIx iubOes two line's un Common at Poet uby one
iiitudred nlnd thirty-one nfet, oine ithl four liIes
In depth n thoe idei neatest liromnn satet, otun
lniilrd and thirty-six fnet two lines In depthln
on tihe siden IOerest) I'rieur street.. RInd twently
aevenp feet in width in Itho roar, as per Rketchl
'r Edgar P'IIe, erblitnot. of tlhe sAornd No
vemrlElr, i177, dlprsitedt in lily nfflm, ntid till
riglt Ile may have to redlilin sallli property,
sold for Stalen txnes, on thlle twnfth November.,
i873,. att thesult ollf te MaI.e v. Wmn. Carroll
No. uirss of the docket of the Huperior District
Dourt, and all righth y e iay have against the -
uIIrIhaser for tlh' aItlltulmntl llf the sllen for lny I
'aIIus Whllitsorpver.
Holtpll Ist lite atove stllt.
Terms--Cash. ol the smpot,
'rlTM()AH 1. HANDY,
CIvil Hlerliff of lihn Pai'rih of Orlans.
inn c Ip04 It Is 2u
tlchneoltas artorliu vs. Albert Wlenann.
14'IF'lI DIHTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Sish of Orlano No. le9--By virtue of a writ
of scznIur and sale. to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
of Orleans. in the above entitled cause, I
will proOeed to s-il at publthc auction,
at thnMer lmnts and Auctioneers' Exchanue.
oyal street, between Cannal and Customhouse
streets. in the Hecond District of this city, on
WEDINE8DAY, January 9, 1R7A. at 12 o'clock
n,, the following drIscrlbed property, to wlt
TWO IO'8 OF (IROUND, with all the build
ings ansd improvemeents thereon, situated in the
Third District of this cily. In the usflre hound
ed by Levoe, Victory. Marigny and Mandeville
streets, desonated iby the numbers one and two
on a plan drawn by C(. Arthur de Armas, sur
veyor, dated November is les;5, and deposited
In the office of Adolphe BIoudousqutle. then a
notary public in this city. Lot number one
measures twenty feet seven Inches front on
Levee street by a depth of ninety fect, between
parallel lines. American measure. Lot number
two measures twenty-one feet three inches front
on Levee street by a depth of ninety feet, be
tween parallel lines, Amenrloan measure. To
gether with the use of two alleys, one of which
lying in the rear of saild lots, having ten feet
width: and the other opening on Levee street.
having ten feet nine inches width, running
alongside of number four. Maid alloys are of
the common use of said lots and others doe
scribed on said plan. Which property was an
ulllred by the dle-ndant herein by purchase
from the estate of Andre Deslondo, per act
passed before AdolDphc Ioudouslquie. late a no
tary public In this city, dated February 2;,. so4;.
Heýi7.d in the above suit.
Terms--Cush on the spot.
TH(ONAR If. HANDY.
Civil Shoriff of the Parish of Orleans.
des IsIS jam
S Jean Tuhell va. Jean Berthin et agm.
. IFTH DISTICT T(OURT FOR TlE PAIIISII
i. f Orleans, No. 7119-By virtuet of a writ of
flri facins, to me directed by the honorable the
Filth Districlt Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the abovo entitled cause I will proce,d to
sell at public auctilon, at thi Merchants and
Auctioneers' Excharige, Royal street. between
a- nal and Customhouse streets. in the S'wond
.District of this city, on WEDNESDAY..Ianuary
9. 1x75, at 12 o'clock nm., the following described
propertyy to wit
I. A (CEITAIN LOT OF GROUND, sltuated in
t the Fourth Di)itrict of this city. In the squaro
d bounded by Pleasant, C(hi ppewa,. Tolmdano and
Annuncliation streets, said lot otf ground meas
h uringsixty floe front on Annuneiation street by
II seventy-flive feet two inches in depth and front
-on Pleasant street; the rear line of said lot
being perpDndicular to said Pleasant street.
divides in halves a well, the use of which Is
common to said lot of ground and the property
t now or nlat of Francis lBilau.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Sixth District of this city. designated by the
Snulmber thirteen of the square bounded by
Leveo. Chi ppewa and Tlecdano streets and Lou
- siana Avenue, measuring thirty-two feet front
I on Chippewa st root by one hundred and twenty
foot in depth and front on Toledano street, of
which it forms the corner, agreeably to a plan
In the office of A. D. Doriocourt. a notary pub
lie in this o'itt.
t:. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the same district and square as the lot above
idescribed, designated by the number sixteen.
on a plan drawn by Benjamin IBuisson, sur
veyor, on the nineteenth of June, 1547, deposit
ed in the office of Onesiphore Drouet, notary
public in this city said lot me'asures thirty
two feet front on Chippewa street by one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth, between parallel
lines.
4. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
uated in the same district and square as the lot
above described. designated by the numbers
fourteen and fifteen, and measuring each thir
ty-two feet front on Chippewa street by one
hundred and twenty teet in depth, between
parallel lines.
5. SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the Fonrth District of this city, in
the sq uare bounded by Annunciation. Chippe
wa. Eighth and Ninth streets, designated as
lots numbers one, two, three, four, five, six- t
teen and seventeen, of square number twenty
six, on a plan drawn by L. Reizenstein, sur
veyor, deposited 1i the office of Wm. Shannon,
late notary public in this city. Lot number one f
forms the corner of Annunciation and Ninth t
streets, and measures twenty-seven feet front a
on Annunciation street by a depth and front on
Ninth street of one hundred and twenty feet, h
between parallel lines. Lots numbers two,
three, four and five have each twenty-five feet 1
front on Annunciation street by one hundred tl
and twenty feet in depth, between parallel lines; t
and lots numbers sixteen and seventeen hive p
each twenty-seven feet four inches front on
Ninth street by one hundred and twenty-seven
eet in depth, between parallel lines. L
Which above described property was acquired o
by defendant herein, Bazle aabst. by purchase i
as follows to wit: The one firstly described L
from Baptiste Laporte, by an act passed before
A. Ducatel. notary public in this ciiy, on the
sixth of October, is66; the one secondly de
scribed from Mann Geiser and Hall. by an act
passed before Hugh Madden. late notary public
in this city on the fifth of February, 1866; the
one thirdly described from Joseph Ledig by an
act passed before L. R. Kenny, late a notary pub- E
lic on the fourth of August. 1849; the one de
fourthly described from the succession of Paul a
P. Mouchon, as per act pa-sed before Ant. Do- p
riooourt, a notary public in this city. an the fif- a
teenth of Auglst. ss56, and the one fifthly de
soribe.dfrom _lobert McCoy Buford, by an act
passed before Win. Bhananon, late a notary pub.
e in this eity, on the third of October, 1868ss.
Seized in the above suit as belonging to de
fendant, Basie Dabat.
Termes-Oash on thes
T &~b B.
~ *
aurnlAL eDs" *Truu $.
Citizens Blank of Loslliana vu, Albert
Wlemnan,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
jarih .of Orler ans, o. Nss--DY vlrtue of
ai writ of seizure and eale, to me diretedel iyy the
honorable the Fifth Deltriet Court for the pttriph
of Ortallt, In the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at piublio auction, at, the Mer
haunts a.nl Auih'toneers' Echange ItoleyM
street. tet.ween (anal and Custoinhouse Et.ret;,
i tlhe Meond uiiAtrlit of this city. on HA'f'"
URDAY, January lt. 178R. at 12 o',lock nm., Ithe
following dcrt lbed r rooerty. t wit
TWO LOTH OF UROUND, with alt the build
Ings and Imptrovements, thlreon, situated In the
Tlhtr ILttcI'it of tIhs cIlt., In thne s uarer boll ond
ed by Levee.. VIctofry. Mrigny. and Mand ev lle
streets, (designated by the numbers one andll two
on a ilmn drawn by (C. Arthur d1o Armna sur
yveor, dated NovOenmer. 111;, ldepsilterd in lthe
ofice' of A. ltoudonsiquie, late a notary public in
this city.
i. lot n.lmbr onn Iealsrll'llnK tweny reent
Rns n inc'hes fronlt on t,Leee strsPt ,y wa depth of
Illnet y Infeet, between poarlll Itines. American
mneaeure, trlogetthr with thirty-two sharells of
mortlgage stock therto att!achdl.
2. Lot, nullmber two mreasuring twenty-oner
feet three Inclnes front on Lenve.ot,c ,et by Ia dtieth
of nlnnty feet. between parallot lnner, Ameriant
moesure, together with thlrty-twf, shtares of
mortgage sttck thereto nttachtel: thogethnr with
te' usec of two alloys. r, n'of w ,rh, lying In the
rner of sald tote. tIavilrg ten feet width, and the
other, ope,,ning on Levee stri, t. having ten, feot,
ni neI i nlhes with, running alongside nurlloll r
four, sald alleys hoeing for i the comtnmn use of
eTlIr lots and otl ers- deshrt ttdi on fart plan
draiwn it U Arthuir de Artea, iurveyorl. iatd
NovemIt IHr ir,,r of stelted in tU o fleen of tL-ld
late noRtary putllic in Now tur
.tinedl In the abovle iof . riof d
T'PteI and. Toldittito-TI pr tourethaler to
ofuruli two stock not es for the senuinm of two
il in.lrle and, fltRd beortllars T. eab. faing daue
en tite itrst of July, iOH4 and renewtitt eir Htl
nrg to llthe nhartei ey, o nf t . itnthU ankt of lou
1ana10 anol tre balance of the pmrit' of trldjtli
chation cath. hl'ltte ptlreaer to asulme all tie
or l th iviit l of t zens'riak of of uI naý ll thll
etock notes so ftrtni-hed to be Identttied with
the aete of mortgage, to, wit: 1. Mortgag" biy
Widow .J. I'Ptltney in favor of Cltizetn'itat ak
if l,otulana, causeed tefore T. Heghtere. tate a
notary publicto in thil city, on the eighth of t(ejf
tenlbiier, uI:tt. 2. And mortguage tiy Antdre l)De
tondee. p aesed before T. L~e~bia", parteh judilge.
eX officio notary publbin of the pariah orf it,
ohlin tie Dlialet, ftn the eltghteenthti tof Juno.
iou1; and the sherttfTa dedtl of e ae in thid cnase.
7'HoMAi H. HANDY,
(tvtll Mterli! of thme Yarisi, of Orleans.
let19i2 1ii It1
USICCIEnION NOTICES,
Stureeu.on of Nicole PFalo.
SECOND DIHTRICT COURir FOR THE PAR
sh of Orleans, No. 89.937-Notice is here
by glven to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons heroin intereneted. to ahow cau se
*ithin tonr daRys from the present noliflention,.
If any they have or otto, why the aweonut. Irn
setited by E. T. Parker. ptrbllu administrator
and administrator of this estate, should not be
AI1rovPOd and homtlogatoed and the funds dls
tributetl In ,naordanee therewith.
By order of the court.
doe2 jIt a* _JOHN HERBERT. Olerk,
Snrcesslon of MistresM lenrleite Lablche,
widow of J. J. F. Laudun.
EPOND DISTHIUP COURT FOR THE,
pnrish of Orleans, 'o. 4tltl--Wlloroas, Mr"
Mar I ien rlette laudro. n, wil feo, Ednmond'l',u r
goia. lhan pntitloned the court for letters of adl
rIllni.itration on i1r aitate of the into Mrs. HonI
ritto Labichne, widow, a e. deennansetl. Notie is
heroby given to all whom it may concern to
show catRsnwithin ten days why the prayer of
thbe sald petitioner should not be g, anted.
By orlrr of the court,
det 2:+ 2x+ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
CONSTABLE NALES.
Malhew Lehman vs. James Devaney.
F IlHST JUHTICE COURT FOR THE PARIIHH
1'of orloans, No. 21t5--By virtue of a writ of
fliri faelas, to me directed by the Hon. J.
Paria ('lildrnes, First Justice of the Peace in
and for the parish of Orleans, I will proceed to
sell at vublic autlon. on MONDAY, January 7,
1i7s, at 12 o'clock m., at, James Regan's stables
on Iaronnn street, between l'oydras and La
Iayette streets, the followlng d scribed prop
erty to wit
ONE MILCH COW.
Htized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de2s jag 7 JOHN F. WOOD, Constable.
i. T. Illy vs. Mr. Thayer.
TIIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. No. 11is-By virtue of a
writ of fler fla~is, to me dire'ted by the lion.
John L. Laresche. Third Justice of the 'oPace
for the parish of Orleans. in the ahove en
titled cause. I will proceed to sell at public ar.
tion at my warehouse, No. Ist Blenvillo strpet.
between Bourbon and loyal streets in the
econd District of this city: on WEDNESDAY,
January 9. Ls1s, at 12 o'clock m.
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
a. per Inventory fllid In my oflice.
Heizeld in the above stlt..
Terms-Cash on the spnt.
THOS. J. BUCKLEY, Constable.
ie2i 25 jn4 9
AUCTION BALES.
By Albert Paul.
GREAT CLOSING SALE
-OF
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
- OF -
THE LOAN OFFICE
NO. 17 BARONNE STREET.
I Y ALBERT PAUL. Auctioneor-Offlco No. as
i' Exchango Alloy-HATURDAY, D")romnbor
2. 1)77, and following days, at 10tu o'olock a. m.,
will be sold At auction
ALI,L UNREDEEMED PLEDGES up to July
1, 1)77. on which interest has not beeoon paid,
without exception. Great bargains in
Diamond Ifings. Pins Ear-Rings,
Brooches. Studs, etc.,
Gold and Sliver Hunting and
Open-Faced Watches.
Jewelry of every description.
Silverware, Guns. I stols. Dirks
Clothing of evory deoerlptton. te.
Clothing and Pledges of every descrrltion will
also be sold this evening at 6:30 o'clock.
Terms-Cash.
OTTO SCHWANER'S Losn Offiee,
deol 17 Baronne stroot.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATE8 DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF METROPOLITAN NA
tional Bank vs. J. Dreyfuss & Co., Bank
rupts.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1538.
W.HEREAS JOSHUA DREYFUSS AND M.
SBompert, Individually and as members of
the firm of l. Dreyfuss & Co., of Shreveport. La.,
and district aforesaid, duly declar d bankruprts
under the act of Congress of March 2, 1867, have
this day filed in said court a petition praying
for a discharge and certificate thereof from all
their debts and other claims provable under
said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other per
sons in interest, that T he twelfth day of January.
1878. at 11 a. in.. is assigned for the hearing of
the same, and that they may then and there at
tend and show cause. if any they have why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted; and further notice is given that the
bankriýlts will undergo an examination before
United States Commissioner Geo. W. Kendall
on the twenty-eighth day of December, A. D.
1877, at 11 a. m.. at his office in Shreveport.
Louisiana.
Clerk's Office, New Orleans Dec. 12, 1877.
de14 21 28 B. DEVONSHIRE, Deputy Clerk.
REMEMBER, 192 CANAL STREET.
THE EUROPEAN DENTISTS ARE THE
only dentists in this city doing work on the
European plan. They will come to yourresi
dence and fill your teeth painless' Silver, only
S Ocents per cavity; G Id. only Si; Cieaning and
Polishing. 50 cents. Appointment hours 7 to a
a. m., i to 8 p. m. Send orders by maiL de21 tt
W. W. SHARPE & CO.,
PUBLISHERI ' AGENTS,
No. s Park mow, New orkl,
Amt "iw aat gN
L ,ý 3· r~
GREAT JACKSON ROUI0T,
OBICAGO. ST. LQI-ANO WVW OAWIL*S
DOUBLE DAILYf' BtrgaHO g
Ull LDepart from and arrive at 4 pO- e-i
street depot from November 1s, 197, as solO I
reeeteNo. t, 76:0 an. m, press o4 , 1tlb.,
Dirs. I and a run day. a and 4ally exoe
PULLMAN PALACE 8LaEnd
through to Lonulsvll|. Olnoinati nd h-a
withoot ,t hnro, and fortt. at.a a sleeperl,
attn"hegd at Millan, enabling paeaengeru tog.
tnrouth withont Itnvln the train
Only one change to New Jort and Eagter_
fray oveninga's train makes no eonneatioo
Aoepr molrnatl q trains between New Orleoa
Leave Now orloans 8:36 p. m. Satnrdar, and
7:0Ra. m. Hionday.
Arrive at Now Orleans at 9:0 a. m. and 1ltoo
). iM. Mondalay.
ThisleI the only tne rnmnlna doable d8li
through tra ns to ntd from all tboln Nort4 h , a
Ea-.t.
TiJlket. for sale and information given at .
Camp etreot, Porner of Common,
A. ) .gI ELON, Tieket Agee
F. CHANDLER, (ion. I'as. Agint, m
T_-E NEW ORLE ANH AND ý .
ROAD--MOBIL E LI
THE GREAT THROUH 1 TO. t
EAST, NOITHH ANd
Tralns arrlve and depart from , fot a
canal strn.t, as follows:
DICPA RT. A33VB
xpress, Hun- E xpres..... S:la,.
day rnly ....7:r,0 a. m. ExIDres.,rgli
Express ..... :ro.. day only ...egop. a,
CnotHnndy .7:ron a.m. celit 11:Un,
Pullmnan Palae Oars dally to OlttImI!N~
GoulNville, NasIhPvlle,. ols. b .h ,
daltlmoro nnd Philladelphla. wI
ati only one chaage to New fork
altlnn,
TIcket offiae, corner of Camp and Oommes
istreet, o.ppolte City HOtel.
D. I. IOIINSON, Snpearlntendest_
mhi t ---J. W. COLEMAN.' ?leiet Agent
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE
PASSENGER ROUTES TO ALL POZINW
NORTH AND EAST.
Reorganized for the Summer of 1ll.,
Working out of New Orleans via the N.O.
M. I. a. and vrosntingthe foln g
linesto .re attJenion o aJll Noruth- ibo ig
Iste and Travelers:
Route No. I-All Mail.
Via Montgomery Columbus, Mal, A ugl.
Wilmington. .ichrnon L
3 HRours, New orseans to Nw Te k.
The same time always as by any other lhe.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opelika.
Solid Day Trains thence to AItIUt/.
Pullm an Seeping Oarna ttoohed at sees
Through train, Wilmt gton to nlehmotq ý
New York. with El ant Parlor Oars
Sch k onnd-thenoe ullman BleeopngA l
AL~ L HANGES AT SEASOAIAIN If, l
ANID INTO (;LEAN AND PWJPOlN I
VENTILATED CARO t
Route No. --ray Line.
Over the same lines to Wilmington nas by ate
No. 1. Thence by Special Parlor Oars t
mouth, Va. Thence, at 6:80 p. m daily (
tunday) by the magniflicent steames oft
BAY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by N- 7Nw i
Express, arriving in New York at 2:06 p.n,
A sixty-nine hours' run-onlr seven hoi rs i
excess of all rail time, with the advantasfe t o
undisturbed night's rest and superior sosome
modations uDon the Chesapeake Bay.
nouts Ne. 3-The 014 Deominien Is.
The same Lines to Wilmington a F4 3
Wmouth as Routes I and 2. Thenoe. on
Wedneedays and 8aturdays at 5:80 p.
magniflcent sidewh l steamships of t O
DOMINION OOMPAd V. which invariably
at their Ne York wharve at p. m.
A through run of 7e hours, oombnl
essential elements of Cheapnem. IpeS i
aomfort.
Passeng.e should leave New Orleans Is
days. n and Thursdays to conneat
Tor Tickets, Checks Time Car s,ýai1
formation ly at tthe 6 fioea ofe NeW
leans and Mobile Railroad
: HPOPn General Passe har A
J. H. WHITE Southern agentr, 6411
L. L. McCLEHKEY, Southweostrn Aenteo
nor t, Charles and Common ste. not as
--~~~~~ _-/ , ' IJ- L.~
FOR MAKING
Light Bread, Rolls, &e.
SHEPAROD'S IMPROVED
Hop Yeast
IS THE CHEAPEST AND IEST
ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
. S
-1'
gh '
Dyspeptics can eat Bread raised with
this Yeast with impunity.
fVFF"tt . put up in half-pound tin cans,
anrd trarralntd to keiep any length of time
in rrq rclimater . Full dirretions for use
urn r ar ,'rrrl ran, and if followed strictly,
(OID B'READ will be a certain result.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
Ef7 r,l r. ufpirtnred oxrprestly for the
So-thrl. Trade, by
WM. H. SHEPARD,
W.HOLFALYr J)7.A Fla IN
Teas, Spices, Mustards, &c.
58 Customhouse St.,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
AT COST.
PLATED WARE,
DECORATED CHINA,
DINNERI SETS.
TEA 8ET.,
VAHES, DESERT SETS.
FANCY CtPS AND SAUCERB.
E. VLNET,
s4 ..................Canal treet............
Near Bampart street,
Only durfng this and next week. fely
6AB FIXTUBE8 FOR SBLE
Below New York Wholesale Pries,
I1]EB RTO THE TRADE 0i PUBJO . g.l
ZRALLTY.
Also a laSe supply of hablhb PI*UeWe
Gas Zltters' Tools and iLnledble Ptfl U
beboosht, for esk at leus thia m ,* q