SUPIOR CRIlINAL COURT.WE. wai @1 JsU303 W*AWN Pg

,EmD;1 macsummaT wug~~ll 1~F A. I

.17 Nr.i Srl tanton Plave. Algiers.

4 Girod, 'Tird Ward,8 B ,South Johnson.#8 Ba lanyou Road.9 i and Baronne.

i.o . 26

'i Rn , 858 Bras.a.. 0, Pt iip.

9N oydras.98 Louisa.

100 oward,uda s orth Johnson.2o o172orth Eampart.

* t bet, Boun and Powder,

ter 186 Dryades.10 In, y. south Franklin,

on, so0 Carmn.r., toa North iampart.

.v 280 Galvez.SJohnson and St. Peter., 240 Barunne.uphne, bet, Andre and G.

a and Gravier.

rai. i Magazine.an, jr., s1) Annunciation.nroW. 778 Maaine.

iTh e and $ t. Charles.(mmmon.t 03 B aronne.

emeorne, 84')4 Lafayette.th, seventh and St. Charles.

-ai1 903 Baronne.*tace. '50 Girod Third Ward.

Ofpson, 284 Girod. Third Ward.an 2` Drvades.

, 176 Lafayette.S ayky, First street.

yy 207 8t Peter.stp Claiborne and Cypress.

S kin, l4 South Rampart.el eh, 813o Constance.

lmson, at South Franklin.n. 2o Terpsichore.

}0 Eigh: h.l ileeer 229 Gravier.

r, ryades and Poydras.S. 1s O ?,287 Lafayette.

!0 I ncbuehun, St. David. betweenand Third41 ,utton 122 igLhth.i 9 t ,L rharles.

N l. mrth and Prytania.S ,irdIand Carondelot.

6 Bo orris 188 St. Mary.P a .alls~her,848 Mt. Charles.

S L, 209 JuliS oledan 181 Toulouse.

bes, s8 Dryades.'t 'tr 26 Poydras.

, .ones, teveuth and Prytania.S 1469 Locust.S n, Julia and Carondelot.

aG @rnken bush, 3al Second,1 .l. Murphy. 527 St. Thomas,Wu7 r. 2177 Grevier.

Ta o Weber, Ninth and Chippewa.it 0Omnv 5n. Uarondelet.

*ih. 214 Powdras.81 1u56. 176 Lterty.

S,101 outh Basin.-.k 131 St. Joseph.

M olinaswrtjh, 2~5 Eighth.utIer, 148 Canal." or.h, corner Carondelet Walk and

Sohinson, 199 Lafayette., 56 DrTades.

itt. L0 Julia.as6 Poydr es.

A. wel. P 22 Poydras.0Gs G uet.Haer. Prytania and Ninth.rd, 185 Mgazine,.ter, 15 Berrand.l ibet879 Aununcation.

L mith, G ith and Magazine.

bold. 106 Canal

o, 169 Uerbigny.4 n. Estptanmte and Derbigny.

rl. 841 Beond street.

lt Ba•ister, 87 St. Chat lea.

jr.. 19 St Ann.Sub, 430 St. Peter.

Guten. 131 St, Joseph.

Sanchez. 49 Carondelet, (up stairs,

ack ofice )

are. 469 0mD.t mas172 South Rampart

H. rrinston. Pattersn. (A lgiers.)

Sa trinte Ruehart. 45 Mecod street.

.8 eonard. 1 Barone.he Conner, 335 Decatur.

rea, 214 Ga•quet.H 89 Tihobpit,oul is.

8 Perkinas 291 a~fayette.1.res1, 149 Brgudy.

.106 Garauet.19. ratter, as Dryades.

ard jr., 800 Perdido.anu*' kaylta, 104 D,.rbigny.10$ Feerrand. 129 Orleans.

SMathieu. 270 Mt. Ann.*e. aske, Fourth and St. uharles.

ane, 18 Julia.y. Zebal a383 Manazine.iG.Arnaud, 276 Mlvuomeno.arman, 451 Magazine.Ood 192 Maruiny.

Senett, 241 Dr) ades.Grandjen. 8 Orleans.wn, 13 Jul a.

Crstlan, a8 Franklin.Oite. Roman and Palmyra.A. Meilleur, 194 Royal.le 2•s J: okson..bbard. a6•% travier.

Sr P. Courceller . 288 North Rampart.b Graf, Chippewa. bet. Seventh and

arant Warters. 50 St. Marv. I. J Moran, 181 Gasqu,+t.n Coleman, 215 D, yades.

is ulblu, a96 St. Peter..H nricks, CO rondelet and Poydra .H. Hanna, 223 C nti.

IvaT arthel, Penn and Poydras.Forster, 180 Ba ronne.

. Agar. 14 Prytania.SBling. 74 Peters.

neders.m, jr., Prytania and Sixth.rtai l. 182 St. Philip.book 239 Gravier.

C ozat. 314 St. Claude.Bleak, 119 Prytania.T Blook. 8s M. Ipomene.

Abbott, 105 Constance.Buel, 181 Eu erve.

H. Blow, 155 Annunciation.V. Barnum, 508 Magazine

aqttgomery. 112 Customhouse.ee M. Fay. 411 Magazine.

ne, 79 Perdido.ro, 199 Bourb,,n

eauregard, s29 Chartres.. Van Horne, 1~0 Jacison.

Camnaliri,. 269 Latayette.. Baldwin. 168 Franklin.J. Donahoe. Iie Camp.a. T. Benedict. 601 St. Charles.a. Allen. 281 Magazine.

lltenberger. 212 Royal.aly. 63o Magazine.

I sAbrms, 31 Bourbon.man, 157 Dryades.

Pearce, 161 St. Charles.S eineoke,167 Mlarals.

ur Belt. 289 Burgundy.k161 Basin.. askil. 297 Chestnut.

eto, 104 Cam p.aey 169 Gasqueot.

'ipeo, Dnbryades and Perdido.Petit, Cypr ss and Prier

Kenn•edy. Lafayette and Howard.Or. 810 Deuatfi.

red ltn. 204 North Villere.Nelean, 106 N ,rth Robinson.

A. LeBlne. •42 Royal.gtF. itrich 65 North Franklin.

Zanibehli. Treme. bet. St. Louis andauuse.

o V lkel. 857 Magazine.Valeton, jr.. 815 Main.

Bso t. Phil p.)ot h. APn and Rampart.

risSt. Ann and Dorbigny.lotta, at 58Deaire.

rnobl, ok, 216 Main.Berry 70 Gt. Ann.lel Frina, 8 . Peter.

no Laeos. 17 St. Pr ilip.. .1 ric, 281 Main.Branre. *290 Decatur.

ha Sink. 1U Sixth street.h ITayr 1 Or eans.

Orleans.MemfPges. 96 St. Ann.SGodrd, t Peters. Third District.

I laree 7747I Toulouse.e. ot a186 Main.

r. hlen.i , ourbon.

' a ar.Juliad Gahl.

Laadeau jasnola.

1 O . 9 1; Claiborne.M6 ft• est. Philip.22 n B. Barthel, 280 Eighth street.22 BLucie ot It, 276 r0leans.2a James Faure, • St. reter.

29 P. asenave, 16 Marals.28 L. C. Faures, l oBourbon.281 G A Park, 144 Gravier.282 W. Thompson. 296 Perdido.288 Julius Martin, 148 Toulouse.284 Jos. Tie, 100 St. Peter,2l5 P. J. Flannagan, 254 Orleans.290 J. Estefanese, 2at asquet.237 J. Turpiu, Gr ,vier and Magnolia.2382P. Tilman. Howard, bot. Lafayette and

Perilllat.239 A. W. Brenton 434 Gravor.240 H. Robert. 148 Bourbon.241 John I. Ad rms. Second and Prytania.242 J. B. Crozat 344 Main.248 Robert F. W. Bachman, Second and An-

nunciation.244 F, W. Pinkard. 116 Camp.245 P. Plzzini, Front and iravior.240 Louis C. Arny, 54 Annunciation.347 John M. Witherspoon, 246 North Rampart.248 B. Ping, Dryades and Gravier.249 John E. Livaudais, Fourth and Camp.250 Thos. Barry. 104 Esplanado.251 D. Profit, 105 Dryadles.252 J. Landry, 165 Howard.253 J.P. Leoourt I8o Laurel.254 Walton Brashear, Seventh and St. Charles.255 Jas. Ford, 410% St. Andrew.256 Thos. Cooper, 434 Poydras.257 J. Marcou, 227 Gravier.25 J. Ponder, los Willow.29 Ernest Canonge, 111 South Rampart.260 Albert Caliser, 129 t hartres.261 Jos. Burton, 7 Hospital.262 John B. Bonhomm• 71 St. Philip,268 Octave Mazoret, 854 Main.264 E. Constance. 824 Orleans.265 J. Jane 115 St. Jane.s2e Daniel Harrington, 94 St. Ann.267 J. S. Flandry. 180 Royal.268 Daniel Ward, St. Louis and Derbigny.269 John U. Sehoord l. 22 Third street.27o E. J. Keating 86 South Franklin.271 G. Thomas, Feret and Julia.271 T. Bradford, Girodl and Carondelet.273 David Barry, 300 Annunciation.274 Jean Faurte, 225 Chartres.275 Thomas Brown, 81 Sr. James.276 L Marks, Priour and Perdido.277 Jas. Rice,2•02 S. Philip.278 E. S. Coiron. 195 Claiborne,279 Jas. Byrnd, 71 Glrod.280 T. L. Sugg, 190 Orleans.281 L Lavillo, 194 South Frahklln.282 J. P. Chandler, 130 North Rampart.

3 John Alexander. 189 St. Philip.4 Hugh RIIlly, 102 North Claiborne.

285 Chas Wils,,n, r0o Bourbon.25• Antonio Chifalo so0 Barracks.287 Eug. Reybaut. Main and Levee.288 Frederick Roth, 126 Chartres.289 Meyers Fisher. 290 St. Philip.290 Jae Scohmaltz, 74 Elghth street.291 1 anial Thomas, 12 Main.2912 J. F. Villars, 128 St. Ann.293 Valentine Ziegler, St. Louis and Tonti.294 ). Ragglo. 151 Chartres.295 J. Zamora, 137 St. Peter.290 Edmond Bell 115 Ursulines.297 James Cookal. 74 Ursulines.29s Jesse Rogues, 45 Orleans.299 Henry Lewis, 228 Peters.30t Richard Miller. 95 Orleans.801 Patrick Cauley, 61 St. Philip.802 J Wilsorn, 200 Bourbon.i3c N. Cornu, White and St. John.304 John P. Pullman, 19t Howard.305 Francois Oteri, 13 Main.306 Wm. Collins. 337 Old Levee.307 Sylvian Chanfrau, 86 Hospital.30o Francois Condon. 285 Bourbon.B09 G.. Leonaid. 27 South Claiborne.310 Peter Cooper, 226 Main.311 Theo. Garelly, Conti and Royal.312 J. M. Barris. 460 Chartres.13a D. L. Keinion, sr .241 Bayou Road.

314 Leon B Leas, 250 North Rampart.315 Valsino Vignaux, Main and Dorbigny.316 James Rougnetto. 199 Burgundy.317 Philip Haft, 613 Royal.318 Win. Sunclair. McDonoghville, Fifth Dis-

trict319 John Barras 501 Royal.32o Mariano Allines, 242 Royal.821 Edward Fleray. 202 North Johnson.822 John Hnulgrave, O64 Rampart.323 W. Patton, 14 Bertrand.8:4 A. Haenell. 5 Howard.a 5 Hy. Beckman, 75 Independence.326 Andrew Y, ing 662 Royal.327 Wm. Blanch-•rd. l534 Rampart.328 Louis Leolere, 228 North Prieur.329 Peter D. Bosch. Port, bet. Urquhart and

Villere.330 Henri B.-nit, 194 Esplanade.331 Win. A. Bell, Canal street.332 L. Babies, Derbigny, bet. Mandeville and

Spain.333 Edward Guerin 738 Rampart.334 Edward Franeois. 2)3 Main.335 Hy. Bateman. 115 Piety.33a Bernard Brickel. 807 Burgundy.337 J. C. D. Aquin, 331 Bayou Road.s38 Matthew Hartman, 222 Orleans.

33.9 Steven Barry, 157 Spain.340 Conrad tirk, 154 Chartres.341 David Hoffman, Louisa and Love.342 Herman O. Almann, 110 Louica.343 C. A. Willoz, 344 St. Ann.344 W. Long, 121 alivez.345 Constant B +ro. Chartres and Hospital.346 Hy. Nash, Chattres bet. Main and St, Philip.347 Jos. Martin, 211 St Louis.348 August MassiLcot, 301 Main.349 Emile Katy, Royal and Sister.350 Ed. Bird, 53 Poet.351 Leon Labusqulore, 212 Royal.352 Bernard Brousse, 1il Bourbon.353 George B. Able, 154 'Peters.354 Louis Brular, 325 Main.355 hbas. Buckshaw. 233 Mandoville.356 J. Koselimes. 40 south Rampart.,57 Frederick Robert. 385 Conti.

35s F. J. Keener, Johnson and CarondeletWalk.

359 Wm. Irunssoum, 75 Daupnhine.a60 Richard M,nday. 95 Orleans.361 Jas. Collins, 547 Kly d.362 John Duggau, 13 Ferdinand.363 Armand I holan. 128 Chartros.364 Jacob Itouscl, 45 Toulouse.365 Frank M. Arnold, 109 Music.866 Herman Berlage, •lmira, bet. Peters and

Chartres.367 Adam J. Kern, Cotton Press and Urquhart.368 Hy. Ca ,po, 102 Hospital.369 Chas. Clarke, Urs uliies and Chartres.370 Adolph Camus. 56 Esplanade,371 Hy. Haman. 109 Louisa.372 A. N. Laine. 94 Baronne.373 James H. MoretaIte, Madison, (Algiers.)374 F. Bonnafflt. 47 Peters.375 N. Laret, Palmyra, near Tonti.376 J. L. Flandry. 14o North Rampart.377 P. MeGary. 445 Common.378 Xavier Fisher, Barracks, bet. Miro and

Tonti.379 James Hanafy. 117 South Johnson.380 H. L. Nores. 165 Treme.381 James Nugent, Common, bet. Carondelet

and Rt Cuarles.382 J. Urbamy, 40 Toulouse.383 Thos. McDermott, 53 South Robertson.384 0. G. Tnebault. 28 South Boman.385 Albert Thiel, 25 Conti.386 Nolbert Noreisse, Prieur and Toulouse.387 Jos Steib, 6n7 Annunciation.388 J. Brown. 60 Irieur.389 J. Romeno, Common and White.390 Tony Cons antina, 36 Hospital.391 Harry Johnson,. Hancock and Morales.392 Frank L. Herring-. 142 First street.309 Albert W. Wheeler. 133 Chartres.394 W. H. Hill. 417 South Rampart395 Louis Bordis. cir Spain and dlaiborne.396 G. Perretta, 312 Lafayette.397 Oscar Sch-xnaydre, 77 Desire.398 Edward Parker, 101 Perdido,399 Octave Callongne, Roman and St. Philip.400 J. Bois, 152 Cam p.401ot Bernard Challonde. 57 Ursulines.402 Astride L. Tinor, 191 Dauphine.403 Antoine Castal, 49 Ursulines.404 Ant. B. C. La,.oste, 3009 Chartres.405 Jos. P LeBeau 51 Peters.406 David Tanner. Jeffers n and Clay.407 Jos. Lelievre, 249 St. Philip.408 J. Parker. 244 -outh Rampart.

40, Wm. R ,gers, 485! Annunciation.410 Conrad E. Oee, 87 Louisa.

411 Martin Caine. 323 Chartres.412 C(has. Becker, 117 Spain.413 C Taylor Prteur and Lafayette.414 Nicholas hughes, 615 St. Claude.415 J. C. Campbel . 421 Constance.416 F. Morcuo. 290 St. Peter.417 Louis Carter 122 Spain.418 Emile A. L. phir dicker, 75 Orleans.419 Nicholas Koch. 117 Peters, Third District.420 Chas. Charbonnet 325 Ur-ulines.121 Altf ed Cina, Miro and Esplanade.422 Bath Guihert. Banholomew and St. Claude.423 Jas. Carver. 289 Ursuliues.424 Wm. T. Morris. 34) Main.425 Henry Brewer Girod and Washington Av.426 Peter Berger, At. Pnilip, bet. Rocheblave and

Dorgenois.127 Arthur Chaillot 321 Orleans.428 Jno. Bauer. 442 hospital.129 Gabriel Gonzales, Girod. bet. Port and Ferdi-

nand.0 Jno. N. Riley. Oliver. Algiers.

Il Chas. Co rmz 115 Elysiaiu Fields.132 Juan Orduna. 1oe Orl ans.I33 H. Ronesseln. 71 St. Peter.131 Lorenz Wllderbrand. 81 Main.135 Gustave clans, 446 St. Ann.136 T. W. Calliers. 541 Craps.137 Michael GUnlt, 80 Piety.

8 ustav Omar t,22 Bayou Road,SJ.L Bow GI rod al ElYstan Fields.

140 Gar aw lJIarals, h Ann awd Matals.42 tit;ht"~ dM

460 Charle's amal 119 Prieur.451 Johb, Cmpbeii, St. Louis and Derbigny.452 OP. T. ras 7 Desire.45, Peter Lorenzo. Desire and St. Claude.44 L. A. Sarpy, 163 Burgundy.

55 Wm. Queblemann, Royal and Clonet,466 Theo. Owen, 137 Main.457 Alex. Burns, Chartres, bet. Mazant and

French.458 Jas. Fitzgerald, Lafayette Av., bet. Morales

and Urquhart.459 Aug. W. V. Grubo. 651 Dauphine.460 Robt. Both, 39 Dauphine.461 Joseph Goettz, 29 Montegut.462 Henry Bruins, 622 St Claude.463 Joh'i Bremmerman, 276 Marigny.464 N. W. Hayes. 209 Gravier,465 Victorine t. Bazele, 10o4 Hospital.466 Edward Latill, 358 Claiborne.467 C0s, s. Sturges 356 St. Ann.468 Victor Petit, Airo, bet. Main and St. Philip.489 Joisin Tassln, 157 St. Ann.470 Dominick Caradick, 19 St. Philip.471 Wmi Clarke, to Barracks.472 H Carrlere. 500 Main.473 Pat Burke, Dauphine and Port.474 John Rickerson. 125 Bourbon.475 John Cordee, 625 Royal.476 Jos. F. Reone Blanchard, Elmyra and St.

Claude.477 Victor Fagot. 82 MazAnt.478 J. E. Marchand, Orleans, bet. Rampart and

Burgundy.479 John Carbera, 171 Royal.480 Micharl Bruder. 55 Lesseps.481 Jos. Valenzano, 13 Main.482 Jeanne Chanie. Bourbon and Ursulines.483 Frederick Larsin, Elmire and Rampart.484 A. U. Wogan. 211 Main.485 Gustave i•mon. 174 Marals.486 Bartlette Gruze 651 St. Claude.487 Jos. O. Correjolies 296 Burgundy.488 Arthur Lopez, 195 At. Philip.489 Louis A. Vallee, 83 Ferdinand.490 Louis Fehrenbach. 288 North Claiborne.491 Bernard Franchant, 130 Toulouse.492 Chas. Kaiser. Sr., Bourbon, bet. Esplanade

and Barracks.493 Ferd. Commenge. Hospital and St. Claude.494 Oliver Dounoway, 672 St. Claude.495 Victor Prados, 197 St. Ann.496 Albert M. Maher. 170 St. Philip.497 Jean Cihapus, 321 St. Philip.498 Martin Bobrans, 25 Toulouse.499 Frederick Allen. 129 St. Philip.5o0 W. M. Thompson, 348 Orleans.

IN BILLIA.RD CIRCLES.

Sexton, who arrived in our city on Saturdaylast, gave yesterday at the Crescent Hall one ofhis exhibitions of billiardlstio skill, in presenceof a large number of spectators. There seemsto be here now quite a revival in billiards, andthe arrival of Sexton and Slosson has served toincrease it. In a short time Dion and Rudolphewill arrive, and it is confidently expected that wewill have a tournament of a character seldompresented before. Vigneaux cannot be broughtover the water by all the inducements offered inthe shape of heavy purses, and consequently hewill not be here.

Sexton has brought with him the Delaneybadge, that has been so long in his possessionthat it almost seems Ikely he will keep it for-ever. The medal is of gold, with a raised figureof Columbia holding an enameled shield and en-vironed with a laurel wreath. The suspendingstrings are markers, and the pin is overtoppedby cu es crossed with three bilhard balls, one ofcoral and two of pearl. The ba ge is quite anobject of art, and is on exhibitioi>t Joe Walker's.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

A General Softening in the TemperatureAt All Points.

Frigerio's observations yesterday show thethermometer to have indicated 32 degrees abovezero yesterday morning at daylight, and duringthe day it ranged from 84 to 46.

The Signal Service telegrams show somethingof a softening in the weather at various points inthe North and West, as will be seen from the fol.lowing reports of the temperature from observa-tions made at 8:45 p. m.: S:. Paul 80, La Crosse88, Davenport 88, Dubuque 38, Keokuk 42, St.Luise 40, Cairo 39, Memphis b9, Vicksburg 46,Pittsburg 29, Cincinnati 36, Louisville 87, Omaha47, Learv nworth 49, Galveston 52, Indianola 53,Corsicana 52, Shreveport 51, Augusta 44 Mobile48. Mlontg-mery 47, Savannah 49 and1 Key West 61.

The "softening" alluded to occurred princi-pally in the extreme Northern cities, where, duringthe twenty-four hours preceding the hour namedthe temperature had risen from 6 to 13 degrees,while at the Western points the rise was from 2to 5 degrees, the weather at nearly all the pointsbeing either fair or clear.

CITY ECHOES.

Edmond Carroll was yesterday sent to theCharity Hospital in a sick and destitute condition.

Pilfering wood at the New Basin is the chargethat holds Nick Parker a prisoner in the FirstStation.

At the instigation of P. Peterson, Peter Wil-liams was longed in the Fifth Precinct Station,oh rged with the larceny of a lot of wearing ap-parel.

Thomas Cado was arrested and immured in theCentral Stati,n, charged with being found undersuspicious circumstances on Canal, near Galvezstreet, and also with carrying a dangerous wea-pon, to wit, a slug shot.

At 12 o'clock Saturday a fire broke out in theone-story frame house on Broad street, corner of4t. Philip. The property, which was owned byPeter Bordes and ocuopred by Mr. Annory, wasslightly damaged. Insured for $1000.

At half-past 7 o'clock Sunday morning a mannamed Wm. &nderson attacked Officer Cooper,and the officer fired two shots at him without ef-feot. He afterwards male him a prisoner andlooked him up in the Third Precinct Station.

Frand Heighfield and Geo. West were immuredin the hthrd Precinct Station, charged with beingdangerous and suspicious characters. SpecialM ke Heunessey pulled tanm at the corner ofRoyal and Canal streets. J. Quinn and MikeHerman, a few hours afterward at the samecorner, were arrested by Capt. Kelly on the samecharge.

At midnight Saturday some malicious personbroke open with a rock the fire box located atthe corner of Gaiennie and Levee streets and at-tempted to turn in a famle alarm, but did not enc-ceed. Later a false alarm was turned in frombox 51 with a key, and was supposed to have beendone by the same person. The key was releasedby Chief Thomas O'Connor, who took charge ofit himself, which may give a clue to the guiltyparties.

Stabbed With a Pair of Scissors.Saturday night a difficulty took place at No

156 Erato street, between Ambrose Wayne andhis wife, which terminated in the lat er beingstabbed four times and slightly wounded by apair of scissors in the hands of the former, whoafter consummaring his deed made good his es-cape. The wounded woman was attended by aphysician, who pronounced her wounds severethough not dangerous. It appears the husbandreturned home drunk and was put to bed by hiswife. After they bath retired they had somewords and the stabbing to k place.

Unnecessary Alarms.Last night, at 11 o'clock, Officer Toole turned

in an alarm of fire from Wood's cotton press,corner of Canal and RBberteon, for a blaze seenat Metarie Ridge. An attempt was also made toturn in an alarm from box 152 by the watchmanof the oil works, which, however, the operator atthe City Hall took no oognizands of, owing to thefact of his having sounded an alarm from box151.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-M W Garrison Ala-bama; A Hay and family, Scotland J E Jones.Baltimore; J 1i Pank, Louisville; F D. Bright.Philad lphia: L H4 Lanler, Nashvllle; M APoole. C 0 Sprague. Lynn, Maes J M Hunt, MD. Vicksburg; A T Moreland. W P Holly. Cin-cinnati; Jas F Lobdell, F E Aiken, New York;Miss G Rogers, Miss V Brchanan New York;P H Allen Jr.land wife, Memphis; Miss J Mc- EClennan, Miss F Vaughan. Miss V Aiken FrankBosworth, Chas AbboLt, Chas Jourdan, Hudson jListon. G F Allen, New York.

BOARDING.

BOARDING-BOARD WITH FINELY FUR-ni-hed rooms, for two families, can be

obtained by applying at No. s21 St. Charless tre et. d er at"

d aloaamme~s-_yoeassum. f,

rVARIETIES THEATRE. OPERA.

TO-NIGHT,This (Monday) E v ening, December 8, at

7:30 O'clock.

First performance hero of

LOHENGRIN.MADAME PAPPENHEIM ............ as ELSAMr. CHARLES ADAMS......as LOHENGRIN

GRIMMINGER-BLUM-WIEGAND, 'etc.

SPECIAL-The orchestra upon this occasionwill be augmented and the performance ofthe opera preceded, asatthe great festhial inNew York. by a grand fanfare of trumpetsin the foyer at 7:30 p. m.

IMPORTANT NOTICE-Especial attention iscalled to the brilliant programme for thepresent week.

To-morrow( TUESDAY)-ROBERT LE DIABLEWednesday .................. LOHENGRINThursday .................... RIGOLETTOFriday --........... ........ TROVATORESaturday. ........ GRAND GALA MATINEESunday ........ (in Italian) LES HUGUENOTSMonday ........................ LA TRAVIATASeats forall the above performances now at the

Theatre: also the librettos,. des

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.HARRY WESTON..................... Manager

SECOND WEEK,Commencing SUNDAY EVENING, December

2, and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees,THE GREAT

MACALLISTERAnd his Wonderful Illusions.

Two Principal Presents given away at everyperformance, includdinf other elegant and

98........P.....PRESENTS ............. 98

Admission-Dress Circle and Parquette (twoenvelopes) FIFTY CENTS.

No extra charge for reserved seats, which canbe secured at the Theatre daily.

Family circle and gallery (one envelope)Twenty-five Cents.

N, B.-A Dollar Ticket Entitles the Holder toOne Admission to any part of the house and willbe given Six Envelopes. de2ACADEMY OF MUSIC.r 94 St. Charles street.Sunday, Dec. 2, and During the Week,Special engagement of the accomplished

young emotional actress,MIS8 GENEVIEVE ROGCgUS

Supported by Mr. FRANK E. AIKEN'( superbDramatic Company.

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday Mati-nee and Evening-The romantic play by PhilipStoner. Esq., called MAUD MULLER.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday Matinee andEvening--B. E. Wolf's romantic drama, on-tirely new, written for Miss Rogers, entitledBONA: OR. LOVE WORKS WONDERS.

Friday Evening, December 7-Benefit of MissGENEVIEVE ROGERS.

Sunday, December 9-The great SpectacularMusical Extravaganza, EVANGELINE, withelegant scenery and appointments, by the Evan-gelline Com par v. de2

5 OCIABLE AND CONCERT-

-(IVEN BY-

LADIF" AID SOCIETY,IN BASEMENT OF FELICITY STREET

CHURCH,-FOR THE PURPOSE OF-

RAISING FUNDS TO REPAIR THE CHURCH,

Thursday and Friday Evenings, Decem-ber 6 and 7, 1877.

A)MIRMION ......................... 25 CENTS.Doors open at 7:30 p. m. de3 5t

W•ENGER'S GARDEN,

Nos. 11 and IS Bourbon street,H. WENBGEI, Proprietor,

Has been newly frescoed, and is now the FIN.EST HALL in the South. The artistic improve-ment of the hall was opened to public inspec-tion on Saturday, the 13 th inbt., at 7 o'clock p

A large number of European and Amerioatpapers alwa' s on file.

Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep-arate entrance.

The largest Orchestrion in the world playsfrom 11 o'clock a., m. to 12 m.

Philip Best's MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER atFive Cents a glass. oc17 6m

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall of Home Hook and Ladder Com-pany No. ,--New Orleans, December 2,1877.-Annual election of officers on SATURDAY,December 8, 1877, at 7:30 p. m.

By order of C. C. PIPER, Foreman.Eucn. MAY. President. de2Office of New Orleans City Railroad

Company. No. 124 Canal street, New OrleansDecember 1, 177.-An ELECTION FORTWELVE DIRECTORS of this company toserve for the ensuing year will be held at thisoffice on MONDAY. D cember 17, 1877, betweenthe hours of 11 a. m. and 2 p. m.

del td C. C. LEWIS, Secretary.Southern Rank, New Orleans, November

30, 1877.-An ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS ofthis institution to serve during the ensuingyear will be held at its banking-house on WED-NESDAY. the twelfth of December next, be-tween the hours of 12 m. and 1 o'clock p. m.nose td J. GARk, Cashier.Ofice of the Hope Insurance Company

of New Orleans-Now Orleans, November 29,1877-The annual election for Directors of thisCompany will be held at its office, No. 27 Campstreet, on MONDAY. December 10. 1877, fhorom 12o'clock m. to 2 o'clock p. m.

no29 td LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.Notice - All persons having claims

against the succession of the late Mrs. ANNFARRELL will please present the same. andthose indebted make payment to the under-signed.

THOMAS MANGAN.Testamentary Executor,

Corner St. Charles and Polymnia streets.New Orleans. November 28, 1877. no29 10t*Office Sun Mutual Insurance Company,

No. 52 Camp street. New Orleans, November 18,1877.-In conformity with article four of thecharter, notice is hereby given that an electionwill be held by the stockholders at the office ofthe company, on MONDAY. December 3, 1877,between the hours of 11 a. m. and 2 p. m.. fortwenty-four directors to serve during the ensu-ing year.

nols M&Etd H. CARPENTER. Secretary.The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders

of Franklin Temperance Hall Association willbe.held in their ba'l corner of Rampart andSpain streets, on MONDAY EVENING, Decem-ber 3, 1877, at 7:30 p. m. for the purpose of elect-ing five directors to serve for the ensuing year.

no2O del 3 A. R. MOULIN, Secretary.Special Notice-Parties havinr two-band

Springfield breech-loading RIFLES for sale,can find a purchaser by applying at No. 88 Com-mon street. no24 tfA meeting of the Stockholders of the

New Harbor Pr, tection Company, will be heldat the office of the comr any (rooms of Board ofUnderwriters) on MONDAY, December 3d, 1877,from 12 to I o'clock, for the election of SevenDirectors for the current rear.

nols 15t CHAS. L UHLHORN. Secretary.New Orleans Canal and Kanking Com-

pany-New Orleans. Nov. 15, 1877.-The annualelection for seven directors of this instlturionto serve curing the ensuing year, will be heldat its banking-house corner of Camp andGravier streets, on the second MONDAY ofDecember n.-xt (the loth), between the hours of10 a. m. and 2 p. m.noi5 Id CH. JUMONVILLE. Cashier.

MILITARY NOTICES.

Headquarters First R-giment, Louisi-ana Field Artillery-Battery C, attention.-Theofficers and members of this command arehereby ordered to attend the regular monthlymeeting, at their armory, on MONDAY De-comber 3 1877, at 7) o'clock p, m. sharp. Punc-tual attendance requested, as matters of highimportance will be transacted. By order of

L. CABOCHE. E. A. GUlBETFirst bergeant. Captain.

del 2tA•S.elia el Army of Yramsa-Ullas-"

slppt--The regular monthly m'edr of hisee oias Ca41Id r neIt TTUsDAY.s e#Ats 7 a pi-JNSf td

J JDICIAL ADVERTISMKZNTS.

SHERIFF SALES.

The City of New Orleans vs. Mrs. Hr.James Jones.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THEparish of Orleans, No. 70,161-By virtue of a

writ of fleri facias to me directed by the hon-r-able the Superior bistrict Court for the parishof Orleans. in the above entitled cause, for citytaxes of 1874, I will proceed to sell at public auc-tion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-change, Royal street, between Can,il and Cus-tomhouse streets, in the Second District of thiscity, on TUESDAY, December 18, 1877, at 12o'clock m., the following described property, towit-

A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated inthe First District of thi4s city, in square num-ber two hundred and two, bounded by Pry-tanla, Urania, Coliseum and Polymnia streets,designated as lot number eleven, measuringeighty feet front on Prytaniastreet by one hun-dred and twenty-eight feet in depth.

Seized in the above suit.Terms-Cash on the spot.

1 HOM S H. HANDYCivil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,

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The City of New Orleans vs. Hopkins'Plantation; same vs. same.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THESparish of Orleans. Nos. 886,937 and 4603-

By virtue of two writs of fleri faclas, tome directed by the honorable the SuperiorDistrict Court for the parish of Orleans, in theabove entitled causes, for city taxes of 1875and 1876, I will proceed to sell at publica'cetion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'Exchange, Royal street, between Canal andCustomhouse streets, In the Second District ofthis city, on TUESDAY, December 18, 1877, at 12o'clock m., the following described property,to wit-

A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, on bothsides of Gentdly Road, situated in the ThirdDistrict of this city, in squares numbers twenty-five hundred and twenty-two to twenty-fivehundred and thirty-five, dsilgnated as follows:Lot number one measuring twenty-seven ar-pents front on one side of Gentilly Road byeighteen arpents in depth; lot number onemeasuritfg twenty arpents front on the otherside of Gentilly Road by twenty arpents indepth.

Seized in the above suits.Terms -Cash on the soot.

THOMAS H. HANDY,Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

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The City of New Orleans vs. Henry Higgen-both'tm; same vs same; same vs. same;same vs. same.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THEparish of Orleans. Nos. 53,128, 70,132, 85,054 and

3402-By virtue of four writsof fleri facias, to me Idirected by the honorable the Supelior District iCourt for the parish of Orleans, in the above Ientitled causes, for city taxes of 1873, 1874, 1875 1and 1876, I will proceed to sell at public auction, IattheMerchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.Royal street, between Canal and Customhousestress in the Second District of this city, on 1TUESDAY. December 18, 1877, at 12 o'clock m.,the following described property, to wit-

1. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated Iin the First District of this city. In square num- Iber one hundred and forty-six, bound-d byMagazine, Constance, Richard and Orangestreets, designated as lot number twenty-two,measuring fifteen feet front on Magazine streetby one hundred and twenty-one feet in depth.

2. TWO CERTAIN I)TS OF GROUND, sit-uated in the Fourth District of this city, insquare number two hundred and forty-sixbounded by Second. Carondelet. Baronne andFirst streets, designited as lots numbers tenand eleven, measuring sixty feel front on See- Iord street by one hundred and twenty-sevenfeet in depth.

S'ized in the above suits.Terms-Cash on the spot.

THOMAS H. HANDY,Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

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The City of New Orleans vs. James Coyle.

QUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THEparish of Orleans, No. 2565-By virtue of a

writ of fleri facnies to me directed by the honor-able the Superi r District Court for the parishof Orleans. in the above entitled cause, forcity taxes of 1876. I will proceed to sell at publicauction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'Exchange, Royal stredt, between Canal andCustomhouse streets, in the Second District ofthis city, on TUESDAY, December 18, 1877, at12 o'clock m., the following described property.to wit-

1. A CERTAIN PQTARE OF GROUND, num-ber two hundred and sixty-nine, situated in theFourth Distrit of this city bounded by BaronneDryades, J3 sephine and J'a*kson streets. meas-uring four hundred and forty-eight feet on oneline and four hundred and sixty-six feet on theother line two hundred and forty-severn feet onthe other line and two hundred and fflty feet onthe othe.r line.

2. NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit-uated in the Fourth District of this city, insquare number two hundred and seventy,bounded by Baronne, Dryades, Philip and Ja k-son streets, designated as follows: Lots num-bers seventeen to twenty measuring one hun-dred and twenty-seven feet ten inches on Ba-ronne street by one hundred and twenty sevenfeet two inches in dptlh; lot numbertwent y-onemeasuring sixty-two feet on Baronne street byone hundred and twenty-seven feet three i chesin depth; half lot number thirty-two and lotnumber thirty-two measurirg, each, thirty-onefeet on Dryades street by one hundred andtwenty-seven feet two incht sin depth; lot num-ber one measuring forty-one feet six inches onDryades s:reet by one hundred and twenty-seven feet in depth; lot number two measuringtwenty feet nine inches on Dryades streetby onehundred and twenty-seven feet in depth.

3. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit-uated in the Fourth District of this city, lsquare number four hundred and sevent -seven, bounded by Rocheblave, Dorgenois, Mel-pomene and Thalia streets.

Seized in the ab,,ve suit.Terms-Cash on the spot.

THOMAS H. HANDY,Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

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The City of New Orleans vs. Mrs. AnnMeGuinn, widow of Henry McGuinn.

SUPERIOR DISThICT COURT FOR THEparish of Orleans, No. 88,209-By virtue

of a writ of fleri facias, to me directed bythe honorable the Superior District Courtfor the parish of Orleans, in the above entitledcause for city taxes of 1875, I will proceedto sell at public auction, at the Merchants -and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, be-tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in theSecond District of this city, on TUESDAY. De-cember 18,1877, at 12 o'clock m., the following de-scribed properly, to wit-

1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. si' -

uated in the First District of this city, in squarenumber three hundred and twenty-eight,bounded by Liberty, Franklin, Julia and Girodstreets, designated as lot number thirty-six,measuring twenty-five feet front on Libertystreet by one hundred and twenty-nine feet indepth.

2. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit-uated in the First Distric, of this city, in squarenumber three hundred and ninety-seven,bounded by Locust Perrillat and Lafayettestreets, forming a triangle.

3. A CERTAI V POR iON OF GROUND, sit- suated in the First Disiri-t of this city, in square onumber four hunde I and ten, hounded by Cy-press. Magnolia, Clara and Lafayette streets, adesignated as lot number eighteen, measuring I1fllty-four feet front on Cypress street by one Chundred and twerty-flve feet in depth.

4. A CERTAIN PORTIoN OF G(tOUND, sit-uated in the First Distri t of this city, in squarenumber four hundred and eleven, bounded byJula, Magnolia, Clara and Cyoress streets,designaed as f ,llows: Lots numbers six, seveneight, nine and ten measuring one hundredand twenty-five feet front on Julia street by one uhundred and twenty feet in depth ; lots numbers heleven to fifteen measuring one hundred andtwenty-six feet front on Magnolia str eet by onehundred and twenty-five feet in depth.

Seized in the above suit.Terms-Cash on the spot.

THOMAS H. HANDY,Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

noe1 de3 18:-----------1AUCTION NALES.

By Placide J. Spear.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.

SUCCESSION OF MR, AND MRS. A. ST RAT-MYER.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-No. 39,815.

-Y PLACTDE J. SPEAR AuDetoneer--Omte1 4,6 oyal street--MONDAY. De'eu,ber a.177,at 1o% o'ock a. m. will b sold at publil ane-

on ortpart street, afar Enteroe street' bynpara wao rderfrorm the

. ..DICIAL AbDV I3 P1 ..-- eP9SHERIPP SALES.

The City of New Orleans Vs. Edwawrd,Hanson.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THkJ parish of Orleans, No. 54,919--By virtlivol,awrit of •heri faclas, to me directed by the a hOorable the Superior District Court for the par-ish of Orleans, In the above entitled osase, toa'city taxes of 1875 I will procied to sell at pliu eauction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' E.-change, Royal street. between Canal and 0t -tombouse streets, in the Second District ofcity, on TUESDAY. December 18, 187.7 at 12 .-o'clock in., the following described property, tywit-

i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit-uated in the First District of this t, lhsquare number three hundred and tinety-tree "bounded by Euphrosine, Locust, MagnTolia s ,Calliope streets, designated as lots numbe•s one-two and three, measuring each twenty-five .e:4front on Euohrosine street by one hundred ai•;sixteen feet in depth.

.' TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit-uated in the First District of this city, in.square number three hundred and ninety.four, hounded by New Canal Locust, ~o ~ ta aand Euphrosine streets, designated Ionumbers nine and ten, measuring fury tey ifront on New Canal by forty-five feet In depth. ..

a. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,.ituin the First District of this city, in square nber two hundred and seventy-four bou

Ry Rampart, Dryades, Girod and Julia stre•idesignated as lot number twenty-two, meanur-ing thirty-one feet front on Rampart streeto 'ninety-five feet in depth.

Seized in the above suit.Terms-Cash on the spot.

THIOM&t4 H. HANDYCivil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleyas.

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The City of New Orleans vs. Casp.teMuller; same vs. Casper Miller: same vksame; same vs. Jacob Veith; same vs. satme. '

• UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR T$•E <7-- parish of Orleans, Nos. 75,627, 75,2S.6 0O94,081 and s8o8--I3 virtue of five writs of deli

facias, to me directed by the honorable tlb4Superior District Court for the parish of O?'leans, in the above entitled c-Luses, for citytaxes of 1874, 15s7 and 1876, I will proceed to sellat public auction, at the Merchants L.•r An•etioneers' Exchc .ge, Royal street, betweenand Customhouse streets In the -eod n s-trict of this city on TUE]SDAY Deembr.s877, at 12 o'clock in., the following derbed

property, to wit-1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit-

uated in the Sixth District of this city. i&square number one hundred and fifty-thtr -bounded by Laurel, Amelia. Jersey and Penisltbton streets designated as follows: Lots numbserone and half of two, forming the corner ofLaurel and Amelia streets, measuring fo•ty-four feet front on Laurel street by one huandreand ten feet in depth and front on Amelia strerlots number six and seven measuring fity-eigtfeet ten inches front on Laurel street byo~e•

unated in the Sixth District of this city', in squarenumber one hundred and sixty five, bountby Laurel, Ame ia, Constance an Antonn rstreets, desipnated as lots numbers four andfive. measuring sevcnty-four feet eight inehtfront on Laurel street by one hundred a .;seven feet in depth.

Seized in the above suits,.Terms-Cash on the spot.

THOuAS H. HANDY.Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

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SUCCEsION NOTICEs.

succession of John G. Kolb and gsreth Fullrath, his wife. t

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR T PA•3 ..ish of Orleans. No. a8,112-Notice is •

given to the creditors of this estate and to aother persons herein interested to show eautwithin ten days from the present notiflcation, i •any they have or can, why the acoountjpr..s nted by John Becker, administrator of tf l •estates, shoild not be apItroved and homolo-gated, and the funds distributed .in aooordane ,therewith.

By order of the court.no24 28 de3* JOHN HERBERT. ! lerk.

Succession Ot Mrs A. Atkins.SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TE]k a parish of Orleans, No. 39,949-Whereas, Ales--andre Barthet has petitioned the court forie ters of administration on the estate of thlate Mrs. A. Atkins. Notice is hereby giveOn toall whom it may concern to show cause within,ten days why the prayer of the said pett-tioner should not be g, anted.

By order of the court.no24 28 de3* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk..

COT4STABLE SALNA.

M. Heinrich vs. Wm. Murphy.FIRST JUSTICE COURT FOR THEPARISZ

of Orleans, No. 2289-By virtue of a writ offleri facia', to me directed by the Hon. J.Parls thddress, First Justice of the Peace n -and for the parish of Orleans I will proceed to ,sell at public auction, on MdNDAY, Decembeer, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., at my wareh ,use No.1V :

Julia street, the following described property.to wilt-

ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIrTU,' ,

lneized in the above entitled and numberesuit.

Terms-Cash on the spot.no24 29 de3 JOHN F. WOOD, Constable,

st. Leon Destes vs. David Jones.SECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND OB Othe parish of Orleans, No. 2992-By virtue ofa writ of fle fadcas to me direct*d by theHon. John McCormick, Second Justice of th.Peace in and for the parish of Orleans and btconsent of the parties in the above statl suit. Iwill proceed to sell at public auction, at miwa oehouse, N'. 260 Povdras street. near Baslnstreet. on MONDAY, December 3, 1877, at 12o'clock m.-

A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.ON& IRON SAFE.Seized in the above stated suit.Terms-Cash on the spot.dec2 2t M. RUSSELL, Constable., , • =

BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS. MASK

-AND-

WI XtI33• M EWIN '/t 2B.AL2 a0,.To be given by

PELICAN H. & L. FIRE CO. O., 4,.Saturday Evening, Dec. 22, 18S7,

-AT-

ST. PATRICK'S HALL.

Committee of Arrangements:Henry Andry, Chairman.

Gee. N. Durcl, F. Gueringer.E. Develie. John E. i•iux.

Applications for ladies' invitations to be lef 'with FRANK RAULE. Esq., No. 30 Carondelet,street; PAUL ROUSSET. No. 239 Decatur street..or Lock Box 12eo.

Sealed proposals for bar-room. rsstaurantand hat-room will be receivei until December`10, to be left with HENRY ANDitY, Firemen'sCharitable Association ofice, City Hall.

Tickets $2. del td

STRAYED.

CAME TO MY RESIDENCE, CORNER OF'Lahar e and Roman stre-ts, on the 28thult.. abay horse MUL:, which the owner canhave by proving property and payl w the ex-penses of advertising and taking care of the,same.

del 3t* EUGENE KNOCKERD.

FOR SALE.FOR SALE-ONE NEGRO BOY, 8 YEARS

old, 3 feet high; weight 200 pounds. Saidboy was raited in gentueky; and at the sametime offer a fine assortment of top and no-topBugires and Barouches and a nw stye of doe-t'rs Buggies, all of which will be sold to suitthe times. Call and examine at once. No asCarondelet street.

no251m L. T. MADDOX.

PLANTING POTATOES.

BBLS CHOICE NORTHERNJACKSONS.

200 bbls CHOICE NORTHERN ROSE. &In stor and to arrive ex-ship N. rta mton .. .For sale bty EGAN.del at as Tehump o uls street,

TH1 S. HUI T9N1,

ATTOREZY AT LAW.Wates anao Ietoe