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ou THE DAILY PICAYUNE NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1887. ELESTO.N'S LUCK. Hew Orleans Team Caught in Badly Crippled Ccyidition, ciiarleston Scores an Tic-torJ tj a Score of 13 to 0. CAMJSTOS, July -OwSffto Ewing's sickness, Pujol was to pitt for New Orleaus to-day, It wa7 knocked out of the Dox in the iwinK alter 5 runs had been made fSfiiaT Vaughn was called in from JfnUX Sold to Ditch and proved very aote effective, hut the local, had to catsup wuli them. II 1 iiii- Tilfrh ifi, usual nooil effect rheld tho Felicans dovvn in every in except the third, when they did jamng except whlch netted- KlSllB.

and ilcVey each but in JfrJnd inning was hit by a pitched fiffi had 'Si give way to Sinixb. The IT-fractured the collar bone and it is thi season. Manager Brenuan ffka thas Ewing has a touch of Ediial fever, but is in hopes that he gib? -eU enough topucji the last SSe here. Powell aud Wells will be battery to-day. Sotners, the has been released and left here Sidar for his home in Mansfield, Ohio.

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Left on bases Charleston 4, Sew Orleans a. Base stolen Charleston 7. Aew Orleans 7. Struck out By Hunler 10. Vanghan 4.

First baeeon balls Charles-tea H. New Orleans 0. Batter hit By Hnnzler 1. Vaughan 1. Passel bans Chiids 2, McVey rime 01 gameKio.

Umpire Smith. HABSt DAT. Birmingham 15, Nashville 7. Birmingham, July TO. Special.

The babies astonished the visitors today by hard slugging. It was raining balls "in the field, twenty hats being made ofF the Nashville pitcher, which, included three home run. The tearfully hot weather seemed to have agreed with the locals and made them as lively as crickets. Taylor, who held the box for the locals, did well and deserves Nashville Began. 1 Ilkr.

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tu tt a i 1 5 1 1 lo 6 2 4 a 4 1 Hiiiorr.lb. 5 2 1 5 jailer. i6 a i a K.IL..... 4 2 114 0 1 Triao a i 5 12 1 biarqiust, 5 2 2 2 0 litres, C. 5 2 4 2 2 a 0 Touia.

47 15 SO 6 27 3 lj2j3J4jOti7arU Tut. BtrmiiiUin 131 Oi 0 ll 41 4 ljl5 0 2 2 aj pi 7 Earned runs Birmingham i', Nash-Tillei Two-base hits Fuller 1, Burks 1. Mansion 1. Kent 1. Three-bat hi ts Dnffe 1.

Home runs Fuller 2. Man-mnel. Left on bases Birmingham 7, Nwunlle 9. Double plays Manning and Hillary 1. ilaunion.

Burks aud Kcderl. btruck out By Taylor 1, by ilaarm Hit by pitcher By Tayiorl, Masran 2. Wild pitches None, Pawed hails None. Time of game 2 mors, umpire Jiountjoy. Southern LfBjne Standli The local management received word A Powell pitched the day before.

New Orleans was compelled to fall back on vMnnteers with the usual result. This as expected but the surprise of the iiy- was Birmingham knocking Nush-JTJleout. Harry Fuller's great liitting lieiped to brinr about this result. The following is tifo standing to date Banx. CI aba.

Won. Lost Percent Memphis 37 13 .672 3. Ssw 37 21 .637 k.Caarleatoa 33 21 .611 J. jBvilia. ai 23 7 i.

9 4i .178 6 -J7 .172 MTitaarawn. SOCTHITESTEltX LEAGUE. LUU hock Fort Smith 4. LrrrLB Eocs. July 10.

Spe-aLI The Little Eock and Fort Smith Beball Clubs played a fine gameaat Association park this evening, which won by Little Eock by a close lews of 5 to 4. The Fore Smith Indians ade three runs in nrat innini? by 1 Jtchsr pitching an easy. Btraicut bail wilartz wheu two men were on baes Jastead of pitching a hard bail. The wttter lcnnf fa-mi Kn -r Jw a home the other men scoring iter this. Thus the rrini tors scored urrae.

The features of the garaa as the line field work. Bettis' catches. and Heunessy of the wala, and Freeman of Fort Smith's in center neld. Fisher aud Bettis il1 list's battery. Sears and Jru officiated for Fort Smith.

Steiu-oa ox uu city umpired and gave satis- THE NATIONAL rEAGCE. PlilUdelpUi 9, FUtsbnrs 4. Philadelpeia, July 19." Gentle Jffm, 1 1 uunu naa no terrors lor tne to-day, andfor once they hit him Ferguson again wrenched his leg jJMd to retire favor of XlanL The wr; did very well exceot in the mtnl wlien tho Pittsburgers rorea 3 runs. Po Smith nkrcrl oivut 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 2 9. vrwilH Gaivin.

Wh! a18cltri arrar. CarrolL First bfU-Parrat Coleman, rrst base ou errors SfiV3- Pittsburg -2. Struck 6i7k Beacnr, Brown, Umpire Sullivan. Detroit Waalilocton 3. 4KrsQT03r, July 10.

Decidedly the tolff0 ot hall Played here at central park e2 petroit and Wasiiiagton SfflBtJ, victorv seemed certain for in th.T?11 th visitors went to the bat, ttr maib. and tied the score. mtl TKnnins was Ptyed without a nea ti levehtb was commenced, dtrll 8tne was called on account tJWnMi.Terr Player waa at hi tttTnd mlB 411 Kav fair Han Ion, Hints and Car roll did tho brilliant work. Ganzell's catching and throwing To bases was superior to any thing here this season. Farrell was injured in the sixth, inning, and O'Day took his place.

Washington 00100000102. Detroit 1 010 0 0000 02. Earned runs Washington 1, Detroit 1. Two base-hits Ilines, Myers, llaw-iin, Twitchelli First bas on balls-Carroll 2, Farrell. Myers, Shaw.

First base on errors Washington 1, Detroit 1. Struck out WaHbiugton 0, Detroit 5. Passed bails Dany. Time 2:10. Umpire Manager Galluey of the Waah-ingtons.

New T01U IO, Imlluiiapolls 3. New Yokk, July 1U. The New Yorks defeated the Indianapolis Club with ease to-day. There was not much excitement as it was generally expected that tho home club would win. Boyle's delivery was almost without effect.

The New Yorka earned every run they scored. WeleU made his tirst appearance since, his injury by Daly, in Chicago, and pitched well. New- York 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 1 010. Indianapolis 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 (S. Earned mas New York 10.

Indianapolis 1. Two-base hits Ward, Deasley, iSeery. Three-base hits wing, Denny. Double plays BassetT, Glasscock aud Shom-berg. l'rst base on balls Tiernau, Deunv, Borle.

Struck out Connor 2. Shomberg 1. Passed balls Deasley 2. Time 2 hours. Umpire Powers.

Uoston 3, Chicago O. Boston, July 19. Uadbourne demon strated to ToOO people this alter noon that- he could pitch. Only one clean-hit was made by the champions, credited to Burns, Flint's hit being a scratch. Clarlsson pitched in great form and both trams Molded magnifi cently.

Kelly did groat work right field and.oatlett wnu enccr. uarung, rii fMncairo catcher, umuired in tho absence of the league oiliiual umpire and gave good satisiactiou. Score: Boston 2 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 3. Chicago 00000000 0 0. Earned m.isBos- ton 3.

Double plays lse and Alorrin Pfeifler, Ansou and Williamson. First base on balls Anson Fitdli'er. First base on errors Cnicago -i. btrucic out Morrill 2. Kelly, Johnston, Burlock.

Passed bails Flint-. Time 1:15. UmpireDarling. THE AilERICAN ASSOCIATION. Baltimore 2, St.

Louis 2. Baltimoiis, Jiriy 19. About 4009 people to-day paid to witness one of the largett and most exciting con tests ever made in this city. 1- ourteen innings were played without either nine getting the best of it, and darkness put an end to the game. Smith and Caruthers were the respective pitchers, and their work was of the most eiTect- lve character, lhe visitors had the bases filled iu the fourteentli inning, with only one hand out, but sharp fielding prevented the winning run beiiig scored.

The gamo wajt the tie of June 1(5, which played off by an arrangement with tue Cincinnati club. Baltimore 0 10010U00O000 02. St. Louis 0 0010Q0100 0 00 0 2. Earned runs St.

Louis 1. Threo-base hit Davis. Home run O'Neill. Double playb Welch and Foutz. First base on bails Trott, Sommers.

O'Neill 2, Boyle. Hit Tucker. First base on errors Baltimore 1, St. Louis 2. out Baltimore 7, St.

Louis S. Passed balls Boyle 1. Tune 2:30. Umpire Mcijuade, LoclTllIe 13. Brooklyn 3.

BnoosLYX, N.Y..July lO. TheBrook-lyns to-day narrowly escaped a whitewash by Louisville. Porter's curves were smashed all over the tieid, and in the sixth inning Terry went iu to pitch, liamsey had wonderful control of the ball and retired the home players in one, two. thriM order for six innings. Attendance iJoOU.

Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22. Louisville 3 2 0 5 2 0 0 12. Earned runs Louisville 7. Two-base hits Ilecker, Browing, Wolf, Wenich. Three-bate.

hit McTamany. Home run Wolf. Double plays Smith. McClel-lan and Phillips; Wenich. White and Hecker.

First base on b.iils McTaiu-any, Heckor, White. Hit Collins. First base on errors 1, Louisville 5. Struck out Brootiyn 0, Louis ville 2. Wild pitches Porter 1.

liamsey Tune 1:15. Uinpirj Fergu son. Metropolitan 3, Cleveland 4. Statex Island, July 19. Lynch pitched a good game to-day.

His clear headedness aud a streak of batting by his team in the eighth inning won tho came lor the Metropolitans. The gen eral lield play on both sides was loose, and the TOO spectators did not enthuse. Metropolitans 0 110 000:. 0 Cleveland 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1. Earned runs Metropolitans 1.

Iwo-base hits Allen. Double play McKearn, Stuc- ker and Toy. First base ou balls Bradford 2. Orr, Nelson, McKean and Cre- well. First base on errors Metropoli tans 2, Cleveland 5.

Struck out Metropolitans 3. Cleveland 1. Wild pitch Lynch 1. Time Umpire ueer. THE TURK.

Tle Monmouth lark Mecting-New York, Jniy 19. Despite the threatening weather 'there was a large attendance at Monmouth, park to-day. The track was rather heavy. First ace One mile. Starters: Cain-bjbses.

Ordway. Kingbird, Stalwart. Hatband, Pomona, Puzzle; Ornament and Parkville. Cambysses won by two lengths, Puzzle second and Ordway third. Time: 1:48.

Second Kace The Lassie stakes, for 2-year-old fillies; three-quarters mile. Starters: Ocean, My Own, Seat'og. Los Angeies. Peeret-s. Austrienne.

Fiitaway, Maxim Belinda, Cokena, Speedwell, Slumber and Daniella. Los Angeles won by a short length, Austrienne second, and Belinda third. Time: 1:1. Third liace The Midsummer handicap, one mile. Starters: Dry Alonopole, Barnnm, Linden, Estrclla, Preciosco, Cyclop.

Stonebuck, Ferg Kyle, Salisbury and Tarbouche. Dry Monopole won by half a length. Estrella second, and Barnnm third. Time: Fourth -liace Handicap; one and one-quarter miles. Starters: Saxony, Tenbooker.

Eole. Phil Lee, Yoltigeer and Tolu. Eole won "easily, Tenbooker second and Saxony third. Tims: 2:14. Fifth liace Selling; three-quarters mile.

Starters: liavmond, Lera. Lutestring, Queen lof "Hearts, Susie Forbes, Drake, Poeomolte, Moonshine, Qneen Esther, Glen brook, Marai aud Miss Miss Monse won handsomely. Glen-brook second and Drake third. Time; 1:17. Sixth Eace Hurdle; one and three-quarters, -mile.

Starters: Will Davis April Fool, Mentmore and Iiocheste. Ment more won by ten lengths, April Fool second, pulling nn lame, and ill Davis third Time: 3:25. Corrisan'a Sospeneion. Chicago, July 19. The suspension of Edward Oorrigaa by the executive committee of the Washington Park Club, debarring him from aU track controlled.

ly the American Turf Congress, called for to. a great deal of comment to-day. The club's secretary. J. E.

Brewster, in reply to an inquiry stated that far as he Jcnew there was no animosity against Corrigan by the jadgea with whom he had interfered. It is kiutl uu good authority, however, that Mr. Corrigan and one of the-judges, L. Tar i ton of Kansas City, axe not on speaking terms and have not been for three years. The inference is that Corrigan, seeing his jockey being addressed by Tarlton, was not open to severe criticism from bursting out with an order to pay no attention to the judge's remanc.

The refusal by the managers of the club to act in ths dagrant case in which Hawkins' horse Jacobin was pulled, undoubtedly for gambling purposes, is being strongly contrasted with the measures taken against Corrigan. whose bonesty ha not at all been in question. Con coming Uus phase of tne matter. tlio Times to-morrow -will say: "The position of the club is, tnac a man can Eull a horse at tho Washington park if wants to. and no consequence will ensue, but if be loses his temper he must be punished." Negotiations for lie Sle of tho Saratoga Coarse.

Trot, N. July 19. A special to the Times says that a syndicate of New York gentlemen interested in Jerome park and other race courses are negotiating at Saratoga for the purchase of tho property of tho Saratoga Racing Association. The property includes the race course, the horse stables, the Saratoga clubhouse, grounds and cottages. The prico will probably approach $1,000,000.

The report that New Yoik parties are negotiating for the purchase of the Saratoga race track is said to be without foundation. The Mystic Park Races. Boston. July 19. A four days' trotting meeting began at Mystic park today.

In the 2:40 class Kity Abbott won in straight heats, Mary Kent second. Rocket; third and Kantauka fourth. Best time: 2:20 In the 2:25 class. Screwdriver won the first heat in 2:27 and Ernest Maltrav-rs the. next, three.

Best time 2:25. The Duke of Wellington and Mattie K. tock the third and fourth places. Leicester July Meeting. London, July 19.

This was the first day of the Leicester July meeting. The Midland Derby stakes, one and one-half miles, for 3-year-olds, was won by Mr. Manton's ch Timothy by two lengths. The duke of Beaufort's Dante was second and Lord Braciford'sbr Chippe-way third. Time: There were seven starters.

The Zetland stakes, live fnrlong9 straight away, for 2-vear-olds. was won by T. Phillips' Repeater II by three-fourths of a length. A. Taylor's ch Hark was second and Chiilington third.

Twelve horses ran. Tlia Vmatenr Tteratta. Gkaxd Eapids. July 19. The opening day of the uinth annual meeting of the Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association opened wim beautiful weather and splendid water at Reed's lake.

The attendance was large and very fashionable. There were four events, each one mile and return. Junior SingW- Six starters: Dennis Lynn, Port Huron: Wm.Watt. Svlvans, Moliue, Dudley Water, Charles Miller, Edward Telfer. Owastauon.

Graud Eapids Fred J. Blair, Grand liiver. Lausiuc. The contest was spirited, with tho exception of Lynn, who dropped our, early in the race. The me-ii came home as follows Watt, Teller, Waters, Blair, 15:32.

In the junior pairs two started: Grand Rivcr of Lansing. B. Caufield and D. P. Yerkess; Detroit.

C. W. Hurrah and V. ii. McMillan.

The boats got away well together, Detroit pulling a short, quick btroke and the Graud River a long stroke. The race was close until alter the turn, when Detroit drew to 'the tront'and won in 14:24. Grand River quitting without crossing the line. Junior Doubles Three starters: Council Blmls. E.

li. Sadler aud O. A. Livingstone; Graud River, of Lansing, C. A.

Coryeil and Fred J. Blair; Port Huron, D. E. Lynu and Dennis Lynn. Jr.

This was a good one until the turn, when it became evident that Port Huron bad a walk over, and that club came home an easy winner in Council Blull's 14:02, Grand River 15:052. The. great event of the day was the junior lours with three starters. The Owastanouc crow of Grand Rapids sold the pools a hoc favorite, and won easily in the remarkable time of 12:27, also capturing the bronze prize offered by" Commodore Perry. Starters: Detroit, Gr'and River aud Owastanong.

The Owastonougs took, lead from the start and maiutainel it to the end. Alter turning they took it comparatively easy all bo way home, and crossed the line in 12:27. The spori concluded with the swimming and tub rates, D. E. Lynn.

Port Huron, winning the and Charles Miller, Grand Rapids, the latter. Tile Pnntcliortrain Ilecatta. The annual regatta of the Pontchar-tram Regatta Association will begin at West End The big stands of the St. John Club have been made ready for a lame crowd, and the proceeds will be devoted to the Fourteenth of September monumental fund. The programme is a fine one and the races will be evencr contests than any which havw taken place here in years.

There is a good deal of betting on the result, and pools will be sold at; tho latce. The races start at 5 o'clock. The following is the first day's prograndme, the nuiuoers ureceuing the crews being the number of the stakes to they aro Junior Double Scull No. 3. Perse-verauce Rowing Club.

Chas. bow H. J. Cassidy, strode. No.

5. Louisiana Club. E. B. Mns-grove, bow A.

stroke. Senior Single No. 1. West Euds. Harry Lelauu.

No. Johns. M. Soniat. No.

3. Perseverance. Paul King. Junior Four-Oared Shell No. 5.

Perseverance; A. U. Heorard, bow; Chas. Scuwamlf, No. 2: H.

J. Cassidy, No. 3 Joseph WVWs, stroke. No. 4, West Ends.

J. J. Manson, bow; J. B. Honor, No.

W. Williams, No. 3: tieorgo S. Kauster, stroke; W. P.

Coalon. S. H. Smith, substitutes. No.

2, St. Johns. t. J. Gleuny, bow; II.

Chapman. No. J. W. Glenny, No.

Charles E. Cormier, stroke; C. D. Sprigg, substitute. N.

3, Louibianas. B. N. Benachi. bow George Maspero, No.

Leon Willoz, No. 3 C. N. Wogan. stroke A.

S. Brand, E. J. Somas, substitutes. Senior Double Scull No.

2, Perseverance; Walter Vail, bow; Paul King, stroke. No. 4, West Etids. Jas. Keegan, bow Harry Lelaud, stroke.

Mo. 5. St. Johns. Silas Oviatt, bow; Chas.

"Fourton, stroke; M. C. Soniat, substitute. The Louisiana Rifles, one of the best companies in the south, will give an exhibition drill after the races. SHOOTING.

Dr. Carvrr Breaks His Record. Tp.enton. N. July 19.

Dr. W. F. Carver, the celebrated rifle shot, today broke his previous record of breaking 1000 glass balls in 45Va minutes. He accomplished the feat in minutes, and only missed 24 out of 1030.

He used a repeatiug rille, two men loading besides himself. YACHTING. A Schooner Race. There will be a schooner race under the auspices of the Southern Yacht Club on Aug. S.

All working schooners are eligible to enter upon payment of $10 each. There will be over a dozen schooners entered and the race will be both novel and exciting. BICYCLING. The Leag-ue Sleeting. Paola, July 19.

One hundred delegates are present ai the second annual meeting of the League of American Wheelmen in this city. THE PRI22 RINCJ. Postponed. 1 The fight between Andy and Jimmy Glass, whicn was to have taken place to-day, has been postponed. Carter's Uttlo Liver Pills tons not be confounded wits common Catbmrtie or Purgative Fills, as taey are entirely unUHetbem in everv respect.

One trial -will prove taeir uoenoritj. jCIIAfiTER. Charter of the Crescent City Brewing Company. 8TA1K OP LOUISIANA, Cur ot New Orleans. JT Y'XpVCX.

Tliat on this nint-nth day 91 Jnly in the year of our Lonl oao thou-saud mht hundred and me' 1 but noury pnfclio nuMiuforTliectty iidpa.un ol N(w Orleans swte or Lonwiana, ulbrivoid, duly oojnuiia-slonea nnd sworn, lVroiiiUly came nd anixM.rrl the parties womj Krt hjifuuuRubi.ribel. who Oclare iUi, tliRmoelvs of tlio rro-viions ol the tLe t.ta ot ou rluv to lhe orffanlzasioa Onipoiauoua la tun state they- tare nd con-true ten auduo, by thso vreventii. coveitai X. e(IW oa hind themselves Uioe vrho'ii tney rt-i'refwnt. to form axu con ft: ate a corporation for tlie objects and pnrponeonnrt nniier Hie stipulaUons and regataiioua lollowlag, to- Wit I ARTICLE I.

r.31'.,"oI!?Tftt,,L UB known as the CKKJ.CKS CITY BBKWiNH COMPANY, and Its i.oraic-r.e nhall in the city of New Or. leauH. tui of Lotiisiasa. una tti president of tne Hoard of Directors tuereof. or in his absence the secretary, Kbail be the proper person on whom citations or other ltMral shall be served, and coiimrauon nhail exist and have and en.loy no elon under its aloresaid corjKiiate name for 1 lie mil term and period of msetv ulag (9.nyearo from and alter the day and lat reof.

and slitll have power and authority 10 contract, sua and be sued hi 1m corporate name to make and ne a corporate seal writU such device as may hercaiter be deter, mined on. the aatne to broulc. alter or amend as mav be deemed proper: to make and establNh such bylaws. nile and rettaiauon.i for tho ptoper manairement and nnuiation of tbe affairs of said corporation us mar bo necessary and the same to change, alter or amend at pleasure to hold, rw-eivc, purchase and convey, as well us to mortjaireniid hypothecate, under their oorponim name, iiropa. ty, both real nd personal, aud toercctall biuliuniis and mav hinerj" and other appliances necessary to carry out Uie objects aud puxuoaes ol this oori.ior.ii.ioii.

ARTICLE II. The otijeets and purpo-es for -wliich this corporation is are declared 1.0 be thst of puichasin? vacant or improved real c-Male iu this parish, and ot cousi 1 uclina; aud maintaining and conductiuir a lirewt-rj" tor the iiiauiitacnu of laeer beer aud- other molt iiijuors. and the sale of all products ol soul biewery. ARTICLE III. The capital stock ol this corporation Is hereby fixed at tho snm of ojvmed into or represented by -liaies ol the valuo of 10t) ench.

which shall be paid as lollows, to. wit 'J5 percent in i.uti at the time of iiuuiicatloa of this charter, and theieuttur 15 per cent ruonthlv nntil mlly pm-L and at the time at psvinent of said -6 oer ent in cah ea.li stockholder shall be retiuirexi to ltunisli lus obligations Tor the rrmauul-r ot the amount sub-sciiueil by him. which shall be represented by tire promissory notes drawn by h.mself to ho order of said Crescent City Hrewinir Company, ea lor a sum eq.n:ii to tme-lUtu of the balance duo on. his subscription and payable as aforo-said. And should any stocknoider refuse or neiect to pay any note representing any installment on aiiv capital stock subscribed for by him within thirty day after Lbe specified me of payment, the suliscriptioa stock of fuch delinquent, toifether with all payments which have oeeu moue I hereon, shall no deemed abanuoned by the subscritier to this coipuia-llon.

and may he declared forfeited by tlie juanl of Directors at any regular meetiuir of t-oid board and as soon as of the capital stock ot said corporation shall have been siio-scribed for, and formoiilles of law have been complied with, this chatter shall go into tTectand activo opeiatioiis of this corporation shall stockholder shall ever be liable for the contracts or taults of this corporation in any further sum than the unpaid balance duo on the shares owned by him. nor snail any mere ln-foimality in organization have the elteci ol leu, derini; this act ol incorporation null or exiosiu a stockholder to any Hamtity beyond the amount ot uupoid bolouce tiue upon lus slock. ARTICLE IV. All the corporate powers of thi corporation shall be exercised und nil its business manured by ttooru of Direi-tors, composeti of stock, holders, a uujuriiy of whom shall term a quorum 10 transact bcumess. each ot whom snail hold in Lis own rint ut least 0 sliaxes of the capital stock of this corporation.

on The third Mi, ml ay of January. 1 HHP. and annua'iy therealter, the eiecuuu of uiristors of this corporation shall be held by ut the 'oillce of the corporation, iu the city of New Or. eana, between tho hours of lo o'clock o. in.

and 2 clock p. of which election at least ten ilara' notice snail be previously Kiven by publication in two newspapers published in the c.iy ol Sew Orleans, and each and every stockholder shall be entitled at ail elecilous. eKher In person or by proxy, to vote one vote for each share of the capital stock which he inav hold, but not to vote un any slock to aim tianferted within lu days ri lor to said election a iu.ljo:1-tv of votes cast, counttnsr una vote or each share voted, shall be reqnired to Cie t. At least a majority of the cuplial sttn shall votsd at every election to constitute a valid election. feiic of Directors so elected aha I enter upon the discharge ot its rtaties on the ftrst Monday in February foi.owtujr.

and at thetr first shall elect Irom their number a president and vice president, who shall be stocs holders, and the lioatd of Directors tlx ail salaries aud derico tne duties ot theoiti-i-ers and omployes the president shad upi omt all employes of the coiupany. subject to coii-lirmatiou by the Hoard of Directors. The vice president shail exercise the powers of the pi esideut iu the event of the tatter's absence or inatiiiity 10 act trom sny cause whatever, ami in tho event of the death or resuruo-tiOH ot tno president the vice president shall become tho president until a prcsidcni, sha 1 have been elected, whlcu election shall bo made by the Loatu of Ducctoisut its next rega-iar met Ling. ARTICLK V. The stockholders of this corporsllon.

at any general meetiajr convened lor that purpose, arter daj-a' notice published dally In two newspapers' publishd in tlie city ot New Orleans snail hao power lo authorize and direct lo be maun, acconlinir to law. any amenuTuents, chances, additions, or loodincation to this set or may direct a liquidation of the affairs of this corjoi ation. provided that three-fourths of the whole capital stou shad vote in favor of any such proposed measure: and any such proposed amendment, ban see. addition or mooltlcatloa shall be enacted, and recorded, as reguutUal by law. ARTICLE VI.

The folio win named persons shall constitute the tirst tloard ot Directors, to hold their orUce until the tirst Monday in February. li.8s. or until their successors shall have been duly elected, and they are hereby invested with ail the riirhts and powers thereunto bloucioir. and generally to do and 1 ertorm ail act 4 and tiduKS not cereln provided for which ate necessary to ca'ry into full effect the objects and purposes of thia corporation, namely 1. William Zetzmau If.

teve McNiniiara: Albert- Mackie: 4. Joseph A. Walker, and 5. iulward Y. Ames.

For tno purpose of organization a. Y. Ames shall be president and Albert Mack ie shall be vice president- And they at the tirst tioard meetiuir tor o. raniza.iou shall select, subject to the bosrd conurinattou, a secretary and treasurer and such eatpioyes as may be deemed necessary. ARTICLE VH.

Each fiscal year shall end on the 21st day of December ol each year, and a statement of the ailairs 01 tins corporation shall be uuoce out and a copy thereof exhib tt to each stockholder who may cemaiid the same, at each annual met-slui; lor the election ot direct 01s, showtnc iu detail iU property and assets of this corporation and the vame thereof, ns a so its liabilities and such other lolormatlon as may bs requisite to present a clear statement ot Us af-fsivs and iadltiou. which statement shall be attested, nnaer oath, by ths president and secretary of lias corporation. ARTICLE VIII. That whenever this corporation shall he dissolved, either by limitation of charter or from any 01 her cause. Its affairs shall liquidated according to w.

by turee commissioners, who may or may not be stockholders, who shall be elected by at a meetmc ot the stockholders convened expressly fur that purpose, aftsr thirty days' notice published daily iu two liewspniwrs published in the city of New or-leans, wuich said commissioners, when so elected, shall furnish adequate bond, with pood aud solvent security, aud shall remain inomce until the tinai settlement and liquidation ol Its affairs; a plurality ot all the voles cast at such election sitait be atiflicleut to elect, and in case of the resignation or death of any one or moie of such commissioners, such vacancy or vacancies shall be tided in tho same manner as herein provided, lor such coiumissioners. excepted 1 rive instead of thirty uars' notice, by uubucaLa.il, shall bo given. ARTICLE IX. No sale of any c' the stock of this corpotatlon shall be recotrnized uutll the same shall have been rannter rel on in books ot mis corporation to the name of the purchaser, ana in no case shall less than one full sare be traual erred, and should any stockholder wf The 00m pan desire to sell his stock he snail (rive notice of the fact to the company and thocoiuyaoy shall have the nrst privilege' et said stoca (at its market value) in oroer to replace the aama among the grocers and liquor dealers. ARTICLB X.

The names ot the stockholders, together with their respective number of shares held by each, ore for the present declared to be ss.icaed and set opposite tne lespeclive names at the parties hereto. thus dons aA passed in iar ofBc at tho City of New Orleans aforesaid, the day, iuoath and year nrst aforesaid, in the presence of Messrs. ltd word de Armas and Js.mrle James Bamstt. witnesseeuf lawful resiulnx in this parisn, who nave signed their asms with the said parties and me. notary.

LOriguudeneu.i AMES j. a. walker. STKVE kl.VA.MASl, ALBKK.T WIUJaM ZElZUaN, A. K.

(JOsTa, EDWD. AHMA9, K. J. KA rlNKTT, it. LhUChds, Notary Public A.

trne oPJ DTJCROS, Notary Poblle. Ho. 18S i.ravier street. I. the nndorsismed.

Recorder of Mortgages in and for the parish of Orl.ans, state ol Louisiana, do hersby certify tnst the above and fore. a-oiDS act of incorporation of tne crescent City Brew In couipanr was this day only record ed xa my omce in' book folio IS rw Orleans, nay -O. 1S7. iredl om (iniWAULT. Depaty Upordsr.

NOTlfcE. The attention of the public is called to tte fact that too company trrjoaLted under taoBaate CHARTER. of the Crescent City Brewing CompanT. whereof the charter Is just above published, is the same company for which subscriptions have been sellci.eo and obtained from the following persons, to-wit: if. H.

Crane, Albert actio, Louis Pl.itt, Steve McNainara. B. Triay. Tno. J.

Mc Ma lion. ii. Moran. 31. Uarvey.

Pat Kenerlv, K. K. Frenlricha. Jmes Darlfer, P. J.

Martin, 11. Mcntnip. Chs. Desforwes, J. ai.

Kbarbora, T. Fernamier, eo. B. Lester, Chs. eahney.

J. 1. MeniudoiiA 1. A. AlUnoire, Jos.

A. W. 1L ftiehle. Jumra Dwirr, John J. Zoiloufrei, I.

J. Mooney. Jol.n Lawier, Vm.Zetzm3nn. A. K.

Costa, liwirys gfriiifiin, James Connors, F. Art Daniel Bvati, Ai.tt. Jas. J. Cliriehey.

Sr. McDonnell. trs.J. elobussen, Mrs. ilary uroduclt, Wra.

MeCornuck, W. C. rtenres. Vol err. Fred fttnitu.

A. P. Wellie, tJhas. Fsbleman, Sirs. B.

McEnroe, A. D. Driscnll. John Uurrard. P.

Manberett, Wm. J. O'sliaughssy, Wm. Buik, and others. We make the above statement for the imrpose of avotdinc confusion, as we understand that 01 her parties have organized a company under tne same name.

Siamed ED. Y. AlfES, President, rsiitued ALBERT jlACKlK. Jy'Jo 5to0d Vice resident. Charter ot tha Crescent City Brewing Company.

TTSITF.D 3TATES OP AMEKICA,) State of Louisiana. Parisn of Orleans. City of New Orleans.) BE IT K2TOWN, That on this nineti-enth day of July, in the vear of our Lord one thoa sand eishl hundietl aud eiehty-seven. broro me. Marcel T.

Ducros, a notarv public in and for the city and parish of Now Orleans, state of Louisi ana aioresaid, duly commissioner aim sworn, personally came and appeared the names whose names are hereunto subscrilHjd. who declared that, availine themselves of tho richts aud privileges granted by and contained in the statutes ot the state of Louisiana, they have contracted, covenanted and agreed, and do. oy these presents, mutually contract, covenant and ajrree, and bind themselves and those, whom her represent, ai well as all such persons us may hereafter become associated with them, to form and constitute a corporation and body podtio tn law, lor "he objects and pifp-sos and under the articles, stipulations and regulations following, to-wit ARTICLE I. Thin corporation shall be lrnnw-n as the OKKSCfclNl' CITY HKHW15H COMPANY, and its dorui lie. shall be in the city of Now Orleans, state of Louisiana, and the president of the Board Directors thereof, or in hi absence, the secretary shsll be the proper person on wnom citations or other lf.eai process shall be served: aud sr.id oorooraUon shall exist aud have and enjoy succession under its oloresaid corporate name for the ltd term and period of ninety-urn- years from and alter this day and dale hereof, aud sha.

I have power and authority to contract, sue and be sued in its corporate name, to make and use a corporate seal, with such device as may hereafter be determined on, the same to break, alter or amend as may be deemed proper to make and establish such bylaws, rules and regulations for the proper inana cement and regulation of the alTalrs of said corporation as may be necessary and proper, and the rains to chance, alter or amend at pleasure; to hold, receive, purchase and convey, as well ns to molt caste aud hyjiolhecaie. nuder their corporate noun-, properly, both real ana personal, aud to erect aU bulidicfrs and ma-cuinery and other appliances necessary to cany out tho objects and purposes of this corporation. ARTICLE II. The objects and purposes for which this en'-poi anon is established ai declared to be that of pure baaing vacant or improved leal estate in ihis parisn and of con-rructln tnereon and mainiatniuic aud conducting a brewery tor tne ct laser beer and ofi.er malt liquors and the boio ot all piedactj of said braweiy. ARTICLE III.

The capital stock of this coritoratlon is hereby jixed at the sum of two huuured and fifty tuouana dollars, drvidetl into or represented by five thousand shares of tho par thiuo of fifty dotiars each, which shall be paid for as follows, to-wit: twenty-live per ceut in cash at the time of subscription, on or before tho tlf leenth day ot AUL'Uat, lets7 twenry-ttve per cent on tbe titteenth days of October and December. IS 7, and February, lHhrl and at tbe time of payment of said twenty-tlve per centum ia casii, each stoirkhoiderrhail be required 10 tumisu his obturations for the remaiuder of the amount snbscribeu by htm. which snail be lepresented by threo promissory notes, drawn by htinsetf to the order of sold crescent City Jliewmtr Company, each for a sum equal to one-torn th of his subscriiuoii. and pay able respectivolv ou tha hfteentu days of October and December, IPs, and February last, audahouid any stockholder relnae or nitlecl to pay any note representing aav instanment on any capital stock subscribed tcr byyUm wiUiia thirty days after the specified tipie of paymeni. the suuscrlpbioa suH-k of such delinquent, toitetuer with ail payments whlcu may have Uceu laada tuereoii.

suoli be deemed auauaoned by the subscribed to this ccrpurutlou. and may be declared lorteited by thoBoaidof Directors at any reiruiar mecliuic of aii board: and as soon as one hundred thotisana ooilars of the capital stock ot this corporation shoil have been subscribed for this charter shall go into effect and active operations of this corporation shall commence. The capital stock ol tnls corporation may be increased to on amount cot lu ekceea ot live huu.irisl rhousoad dollars, ou a te ot hs if all the shares ot the capital stock at any remilar meeting oi the sioc khoiders luereol, alter thirty davn' jcublic notice in a new spaper published lu tne city ot New Orleans ot such leaded action: and. whanever an inert a or the capital stock shall have been duly uutho.izeu. thirty dyvs' uotico thereof hali ue invrni by publication in one daiiy newspaper in the city of iew Orleans within wiinii time the then stockholders shaal have tho pnvilefteof iu.

bv subscriiiiions their stock, pio rata to the amount of the oritrtnul capital stock then held oy them at its par value, oiid any shales of said increased stoca not so subscribed lor at expiration ot said time, may be disposed of by the Board of Directors ot Uil corporation, but not al less than par value. No stockho.der shall ever he held liable for tbe contracts or faults of this corporation in any further sum than tne unpaid balance due on the shares owned by him. Nor shall any mere imiorroaiity inorjrsniiation have meeflect ut renaerin this act of incorporation null or exposing any stockholder to anv liauitity be-youd the amount of unpaid balance duo upon his stock. ARTICLE IV. AU tne corporate powers of this 'corporation ehall be exercised and uil its busiucss managed br a Board of Directors, composod of five stockholders, a majority ot whom shall lorm a quorum to transact business, each ot whom shall hold in his own riant at least ten shares of the capital stock of tnis corporation, on the llrsa Mondav of August, lbsx, und annually thereafter, the election ot d.

rectors ot tins corporation suoil be held bv ba'ioi. at the otllce ot the corporation, in the city of New Orleans, between the nours oi 10 o'clock a. m. and 2 elocx p. iu of which election at least teu days' notice shall be previously given, by publication iu two rewsp pers published in the city of New Or-leans, aud each and err stocxnoldrr shall be entitled ui an elections, either ia pruxv, to vote one vote for each mare of tbe capital stoo which he may lioid but not to vote on anv stock to him transferred within ten day prior to said election; a majority of votes coat, conntiDK oue vole for each share voted, shall brt required to elect, but no siiareholdei shall be entnied to more thau ten voies.

Al least a majority of the tapital snail lj voted at every eleotion to constitute a valid election. haca Board of Director so elected shall enter upon the dlsciianto of its outies oa the eo.i:d Monday loilowin and at tueir nrst meeting sha 1 elect from their number a president ami vice president, also a secretary and treasurer, who may or may not be siocfcholdeis iwhich last mentionea two olh-ces may bo heid by the same person, if oesira-bie). and such other subordinate officers and employes as mar be rerirmed. and the Hoard ot Directors shaU hx thou anspecuve saiariee and derine heir outies. If any director of this corporation snail cease to be a stockholder durniK his teim ot ul-nce.

the Board oi Directors buoU declare his positioa as director vacant; aud In caseo; a vacancy in the directory troin death, I emanation or other cause, tne Boa of Directors shall, wituia ten days ot the occurreut-o of such vacancy, nil the saute oy election thereto trom uaioc the stockholders, one having the proper quallucalious. The vice president shall exercise the powers ot the president ia the event of the latter's absence or luabiLtr to act irom aay cause whatever; and in the event of the death or iestgnauon ol ine presulent. the vice pi esi-deot suoil become the president until a presi-teut shall have been elected, which election shall he made by Use Board ot Directors as soon as the vacancy in wi board, occasioned by tlie resurnauou or death in the president ahull have been nlied aa hereinbefore provided. ARTICLE V. The stockholders of this corporation, at any eeneial ineetlBjr convened for that purpose, liter thirty days' notice pubiisbe dw-r---o newpajis puu.lanea in mo leans, shall have power RI-vr.

dines to be mad. menta. chafes. addUH pj. AflttlZ this act.

or may du flHB TEXAS ANB PACIFIC RAILWAY, 14 THE SHORT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CTE Tbe Direct Line -om New Orleans to PDKTHEKS. KASlhliS. EeT ICRS and fvS TRAL TEXAS, and a. I points in Old and "Sw Mexico. Arizona aid California, ixas and California lx-1 Leaves.

Arrives. press M. 11:30 A.it he California Kxprasa train has through toppers to Marshall, where corneetton is maile tjth sleeners for Dallas. Fort Worth. Colorado Strand the West.

or ucKets or information apply at 47 St. "horles street, corner oravier. cr at depot foot 1 Ternsichore street. a. OR AH AM.

Ticket Airent. i. W. MCCULLOruii. lien 1 faas.

a Kent. OHN A. (1KAST. Osn'l Manaater. mh5 tf wo eeroislly reeem-tnend yonr aa ths beat remsay known to us foe Gonorrhea and Olaet.

We nave sold consul, rsole, and in cwt case it has givca satisfsrtioa. AlootC CZ XaUk, Hudson, S. T. Juiv of eacu- arlaira ot tbis-'ts and a copy tnerc holder wuo may deft, ncai meetmr for the etc iOK in uetau the property i-jj i- porauon and the value there tl. JT ItieSi and such other infoorKa, SJl-OO.

requisite to pteseut a clertw oUairs and condition, which attested under oath by tbe rrrnn aM tary ol tin. corporation. lUs. CoMoI ARTICLB i for partlcuiarsv Tint whenever ibis corpora. DR.

ia1 solt ed, oitner by Jaoutauon ol '87 lyddtWaai CHARTER. any othrr cause, its sfTatrs shall be liquidated aconirimcto law by three commissioners, who may or may not be stockholders, who aboil bo by ballot st a mettiuffof the stockholders convened expressly for ibat purpose, after thirty days' notice published daiiy two news. paper published in the city Jiew.Orlesns, which said comrniaaiuiiers. when so elected, shall fnrnish aie(uate bond, with aud so'-vent secnrity, and shall remain lu office until the tinai set.leuient and liquids tlj of its aCairs. A plurality of all the volescast at such election shall be elect, and in case Of the lesl-ualion ot deblh of any oue or mora of such commissioner, such vacaucv or vacancies shall be tilled in the same manner as herein provided for eloetinic such commissioners, except that uve inMeau of thirty uays' notice by puuiicauou shoil be triven.

ARTICLE IX. sale of any of the stock of this corporation shall be recognized until the same shaU have been transferred on tbe books of this corpora-' Hon to ilie name ol the purvliasur, and iu ua "had leas tuan one full shore be liana-ttrrcd. ARTICLE X. Any member of the Board. ol Directors of this corporation shall have the rlht to appoint anv' su.vkhoiuer having the proper qnaliticauoa lor a director, to aei tor and reprosont lum at any and all meetiuirs of said Board ot Ditectors duilutc his absence from the slate, which said appoiuttitent shall be in writing and shau bo en.

tered on tho miuutcsot said corporation, and whicn said proxy, when so appointed, shall have and exercise all tho powers and uiimuiil- ties oi such turecior uuriDsr nis aiisence. Thus dune und passed in my oltice, in the city of JNew uricaus, aloresaid, the iay, month and year tirst aloresuld. lu the presence oi do Annas and ilmlis James Barnett, witnesses oi lawful aire. lesidtMR in this parish, who have sime.1 their names with the sa'd parlies and me, uulaty, alter due reading of the whole. K.

EllRKNelSa. OEO.F.STASFIaLD, O. LOAU, JOHN T. BARRETT. B.

I JOU.V 1. E3T. Jilli.1 per J. C. CL'U-EX.

T.f. T. DCCltOa. Notary Public. Jv'JO 5t3()d ElBstuCiiyLgtstiiBWflrli It is Life and Cures Disease.

The TToward Electrlo Hhleld elves ths vital-iic'ng influence nf Electricity and Manetlsin to the eutire nervous, rturestive and sexual systems, tilviuif new life to the blood, neaves and muscles, bey lit any part of the body and act ftt once, belnz' worn with corulort at any kind of labor and under the tiehtest titilnir clothing. The best phy-oeians comruend an us them fur the euro of Male and Female Weakness. Merv. ous and Oeneral Debilityi Rhenmatbm. Paralysis.

iSeuralzia, Scialii a. Asthma, Dyspepsia, Consnmption. Erysipelas, Catarrh, 1-des. Kpi-lepsy. Pains in the Heart, Hips, Back or Limbs, Diseases nf the and Heart, Fii'line, Inflammation or l' leeratlon.

We furnish pamphlet and sworn proof free. This cut shows the electrlo side ot ths 125 Prico ot Shield from S' optvnru. Insoles jllc. and SI. The Pnield and Insoles are strontrer and more durable than anr Belt or high priced appliance made.

We make Lunr Protectors aud.Verv lnrtrators to $10; Hclatio appliance $7: Knconnd Hhonlder Caps $5: Lett arias S5; Chest Protectors $.1 to 10: s-plnal sppdanee $15. TlieO'LY ELECTRICITY StJsPh NBORY with ADJUSTABLE HAClis for Weakness and Varicocele, $0 to $10. TO TTir: HUPTURED. TJ 1 niir rIiavi rlin Itnwnnl lectro-Mairnetto Lctjj which (fives ir.e ruiiiorceoif Macrnetiam aud over the break or' rupture, and by its vitalizina; etlects upon the parts broken crrmptured. causes frranuia.

1 alien and neaiins, and a per loctcarts. AMERICA GALTAXIC CO. -75B Bronriwny. New York CUSAC1IS A Dm exists. Canal and Ra.

ronue streets, Sew Orleans, Agents for these appliances. o'Jii'oti ltqwAWly Mist oe 1W mj which amirt rnank-md are 'mlu-aily eswd' by a disordered eonditaBa of too LIVER. For all complaints of this kind, such ss Torpidity of ths Liver. Riiionsnees, Nerroru Iysoepgua. Indhres-tion, Irreiralarity of the Bowela.

Const Lpat km. Fiato-leaoy. ErocUttons and Burnimr of tiae Btoaaacat (somctinies called Hsaztburn), Miasma. Msisria. Bloody Flux.

and Fever. Breakbooe Fever. piThageipi before or after Fever. Carouse Diarrhoea. Loss of Appetite, firadaeim, fami Breath.

Irreirolarrdes incidental to Females. Bsertnar-dowtl p.Bk. CTHnmCR'C AIIRnHTII ache. ic, Ac. is Invaluablo.

It is not a panacea tor ail diseases, bo a 5 r- ail clseieisee of the LIVES, wiUMXLSl STOMACH and BOWELS. It chances the complexion from a waxy, yellow timrrr. to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely renaocea low. aloamr soiriha.

It is-one of the BUST AL" TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE SLOCD, and la A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICCR'S AUSaANTH For saie by all ZJxuaxista. FxioeSI.OO per CF.STADICEn, Proprietor, 140 SO fROMT STm Pliiiadelsnta. Pal For sale wholesale byE. HART A 73 and 79 Tchoupitoulao and L.

LYOlStl fc 415 and Camp Kew Orleans La. STRJUTONdSTORMS FAMOUS BOUQUET FINIaAY BRUNSWIG, Dlstributingr Agents. JoHO'S7 eodly STORE FEOXTS, STilES, Eool Tmsss, Jails. Piiliags, Doon SlnTirs And all kinds of bnildin Iron wort I3- WALTON' Ss OO- ajulvert and Harrison streets. Cinuinnata, O- AUCTION SALES.

BY UKICNONI Jk HLAHKLY. CONTENTS OF BARROOit, removed for con-venienco of sale to aalettoom 38 Royal street, comprising FRENCH PLATE MIR BOBS, TABLES, CHAIRS, SCREENS, PICTURES, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, COOKING UTENSILH. COPPER URNS AND HUNTJEED3 OF OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS BALOON. BRIGNONI BLAKKLT, Auctioneers Will be sold THiB DAY at 11 o'clock a. nv, aat S3 Koyal street.

Terra a-C ash- tt. tt a EI YIN CENT A CO. 500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. OY VINCENT CO Auctioneers 0, 62 -wd 64 Customhouse street Will sold on. EDSESDAT, Jolf 20.

1387, St IX a. nL-i A large lino of Boots and Shoe well adapted io both city and oonntiy trade. BT E- 3XOHF1TZ. 140 BOXES ITALIAN PAST. for account of whom, it may concern.

JT D. E. MOEPHT, Auctlomeor wm bo sold THIS DAY, at 13 Cclook nt, to store. No. 86 Marraiin street 140 boxes Vermlcelii, Macaroni.

otA. st. Texin-Can. 52s ArcMtectoral iron worn. Aucnoy SALES.

BI SPEAK ESCOIXtEB. GIi AND LIQUIDATION SALE Of the contents of the Lately operated by the Ramon AHones Havana Cigaretta Manufacturing Company, Comprising' In port Ono Steam Engine and Boiler, About 20 Horso Power, One No. 0 Blake Pump, One No. 3 Pease Tobacco Cutter, 52 bales Yuelta Aiajo" Leaf Tobacco, ONE" IKON SAFE. Combination Lock.

HAXDSOMK OFFICJB FTJRIITCRJE, Pictures. Fairbanks' Rcales. three lare cypres Aruioirs, Ladders. VV ax Papers, Liiho. (rraphs, Pockmar Cases (assorted sixes), sieai.

Heater, urindinv Machine, Tobacco J'nttor. Wheels. Carpenter Bench and Vise. Wire straps. Cistern.

Ciiraiette Boxee. CiKarette Paper, Curtain and ('otawms twve and Pipe, Alcohol. Lubricating OiL Gas Fixtures, eto. BY 8PEH A E8COFFIKR Placido J. Spear.

Auctioneer Office 4 Bovol street. THURSDAY. July US. li7. at 10:30 a.

mT, will be sod at the corner of Conti and Charrreo street. TO THE Last AlSD HIUMKM'P U1DUER, TO LIQUIDATE AND CLOIsH AFFAIRS OF THE RAMOS ALL051H IUVASA CIO A KklTM MAS-UFACTUKIKiti COMPANY the oily ot Jiew Orleans The coatents of said premises, comprtsea la Pavt or tls herein if ore menlinned. '1HE WHOLE SKAR1.Y SKff, liavtna; been but little use, and to be retailed out an iota Us Terms Cnsb on adjudication. JvlO BY HOEY A O'COSXOC. A Delightful Dwelling On Washington Avenue, Between Magazine and Camp Streets.

AT AUCTION OS CaEDlT. SATURDAY. 23d Jnlr. 1S17. at 12 o'clock at ah Arcade Auction Kxohanire, oa Mua.

zine street, whl be sold bv auction THE WO-eTo Fit AM hi DWKLLTXri. So. 149 WAHH1NOTOS AVJSNUK, oa th north side, bet weeu Macir.ineaiidCamp streets. There are doable parlors, dininar-room and kitchen, and on the second iloor a hue bedroom de suite, and other family rooms and conven-lenres. he situation of tlie property is dew liirinful and on a splendid avenue, and possession can be bad at onve.

Terms One-Uura ar more cosh, at ths option of the purchaser, the remainder on credit u( one and two years from the day of sole, with In- forest of a per oent jter annum and all u-tial secnrity clauses, ossnme payment of oil taxes for thia year 18S7. and deposit 10 per cent at the time of salo. 4 Act of sale at the expense ot the purchasers before James J. Won if notarv public, HOEY fe COM OR, Auctioneers. JylO 10 td BT SIATIIEK HOMES.

XUDICTAI. ADVERTISEMENT. VALUABLE PROPERTY I2T THE SIXTH DISTRICT. SUCCESSION OP JKA.N MARIES BET. DECEASED, Civil District Conrt for the Pariah ot Orleans-Docket No.

BY MATHER HO MES-Warren Homes, Auctioneer office No iCarondelet street OB ItTURUAY, Auarust the bth. 117. at 1 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Exchause. Mararine street, between Oravier and Matches streets, by virtue and in pursuance to an order of the Uon. F.

Monroe, Judire of the Civil -District Court for the parish of Orleans, Division C. dated one 1BS7, toi oeecount of tlae sac-oesslon of Jeus Marieu Rcy, deceased, by pub-lie suction, will be sold TEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improvements thereon, situated in th oixth district of this city, in the square lHiunded by Dryadve, Hoccbu (now Borouuei, Marengo and Constantinople streets, and designated as lots 1 to inclusive and IS to aa inclusive, tsaid lots 1 to ft adjoin each other and measure each li.l feet front on Marengo street by 120 feet la depth. lot Am 1 forming the corner of Marengo and Doronne streets. Lots No. iS to'2'J tnciiisire adjoin each other and measure each 3U feet front on Conrantlnorle street by 1-0 feet 10 depth between parallel lines.

Lot No. ii'J fonninsr tbe corner of Constantinople and Baronne streets, and accordfujr to plan made bv stewart Jk D.ottmau, surveyorn, dated Jnlv. 17. Term One-third or more cas Iv at ths option nf the purchaser, the haianco at one or one and two years, per cent interest and ail usual securitv clauses. Act of sale before Jules F.

Mcun'er. notary public at tbe expense of the purchaser, in-' cludtna; th taxes duo and in 1SS7. Jytf BT S. UNOIXATO. JUDICIAL AITVERTI8EMENT, VALUABLE PROPERTY ia tho si rat district, on Common, between onnson and Galvez streets.

In tbe matter of Mrs. Fannie Lund, wife ot Joseph Moon. vs. Mrs, Widow John Lund et ats. Civil District! Court lor the Parish of Orleans, Division Ho.

Hale fleet a Partition. BT B. OXORATO, Auctioneer Offlce No. Btmrbvn street On SAT URDAY, AUfrasS lo7. at i'J o'clock at the arcade a nation fcxehanre, on Marazme street, between -Oravier and Nalchex streets, under and by nr.

ktine ot a Jmljrment ot the lion. Albert Voorhlea, no fre oi said court, renaeren on tne "i aay ox Jane and signed on tho 2d day of AS it, dee reeio a partition herein. 1 will proceed ta sell the foilewiBr desert bed property, lo wit A CKRTAIA LOT OF 8KUUN1I, toaretnse with all he buildings and Improvements there- -oa ami the riant, ways, pnrileires. appurtenances and servitude thereunto belonginc or in anvwise appeitaininir. situated tn th First district of this city, in square bounded by Common.

Oslvez, Johnson and PaimvTasCreeta, designated as lot 24, and measarlPC I'ti feet' nd 4 lines front on Common street, by lbi fee 8 inches and a lines ia depUuhetweeneanoland-parallel lines. Terms Cash. Act of sale before Geo. PreoT. notary public, at irorehaser's expense.

The purchaser to pay, over and above tbe price of adjnnlcsllo. the taxes due aud exigible iu 1S7. A cosh deposit of id per cent will bfl required on the spot to biad tho sale. Jyo la "JO "27 auS UT THE CIVIL SEXCIFF. JUDICIAI.

ADYERTiSEMENT: THE CITIZENS' BANK OF LOUISIANA" VS. PAUL SURG TOR, ET ALS. Civil District Court far the Parisn ol Orleans--No. 20,082. BY VIRTUB OP A WRIT OV sntTZTTRH and soi.

to me dureoted ley tho lleaurabl-th Civil DintriLt Court for the parish ot Orleans, in the above entitled eons, I wilt proceed to sell at public auction, as th Arcade Auction Exchange, on Maarazine street, between oravier street andAatches allev. la. the District of this city, oa BATUHUaY. Aucust 13. 18S7.

at la o'clock in. the following described property, to wit A PIKCni or 1A1T OP GROUND, situated on tbe Bavou et. John roai. bavrnar STeocti measure) fifty-nine feet front en said Bsyoaa. ot- John road, by two hundred and seventy feeo det (said admeaanrement le more or lees), bounded on one aid oy property now or bat belougTiar to Hnllin, and on the other side by property of Lemario or assiams, together with, all tli boiluinas and improvements on th said several pieces or lots of pro anu.

and all th ilytts, privileges and advantages therennt beionarina; or tn anywise Together with theeirhty share of the stock of the Citizfcos' Bank of T.ni.iai thereto attached and bearing thereon. Belied tn the above suit. Terms and Conditions Cash to pay plaintifTs claim, to-wit: tbe sum of eignt hondrtxl uollara, with ten per cent per annum interest from April 1, le77. and tbe farther snm of ono thousand and thirty-five dollars, witn per cent per annum interest on thlrtv-oeven dollars and nf ty eents thereof from July 1, 1876, and eiirbt per cant per annum interest on thirty-seven, dollars and fitly cent thereof from Jniy 1, 1877. ana eiirht per coot pet aannm lutere.a oa on hundted and tixur dollars thoreof from December 1, lSrfl, and eiRht per oent per annum interest on on hundred and sixty a-lars thereof from December IS.

sJiiebrBJ percent per oanum Interest on on bundro ana sixty dollars thereof from December and per cent per annum in terest on omw bnadxed and stxtv dollars Uier fJSr oer 1. 1SH4, and eifftt percent PiVeof est on one hundrea and 1')' cintr -from December 2. lf: JSti -EZ annum interest onon t7thr -mul olaintlH Herein, a cents. cost incurred fy" woli as the costs and and the staanowjj u.un,e la xtoe)c 1 1 7, -hare of slock, to the ainOUnlOl aiX Snllu-. iar arcara.

a. m.rm al larrny kL dnoon eax shore, auu to assoa JislrtioBof shares, a fixed by it char, i sod law, tn property remain specially mortsfd to sscnte nuA stock mart rare debt; and to iaiance, if any, of the prico of aUjudica. "sus'tt the same property bearlne; th ntwnlel. and "2.17 lisvon Road. in.

qua re No. 174 and 170. bounded by Bayou, Boad. VlUere, JLaplanade and Kberta aueel.) iiOMaa rurKY, civu DSfmi ut raruin, ex o. JyL3 ZD Zi ono au X4 1 0(1.