New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

patient they will see greenbacks paid into
the city treasury and get their own pay in
greenbacks before the expiration Of three
months, because by that time every dollar
of city money will be burned up.
ESTATE OF JOHN GAUoHE.-John Gaucbe
died intestate. His wife, Marie Eve Die
trich, has been appointed tutrix of his
minor children Geneyieve, Mary, Carmelite
Dolores, Malvina, julius Albert, Wingfeld
Wallace, George Theodore, Edward Louis
Richard, Leda Maria, and Alice Gauche.
Amilie Gauche is of the age of majority,
Amelia being the wife of ]. A. Labergua'
while John B. Gauche was unfortunately
lost at sea. Q. A. Thomas has been ap-
pointed attorney for absent heirs, Michael
Dietrich uader tuter. The following is the
appraisement of the estate, made by Messrs.
John L. Lewis and L. W. Schneider, of
which Madame Gauche, as widow in com
munity, has been put in possession of one.
half
Stock Of goods, wares and merchandise
and Esge bonded warehouse .,..,.l. s2ss l7s 80
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az. mule and 10, S S85 GO GO
Fothl. SoiIg54 81
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MADE THEIR MARK.-The mules on the
Canal and Claiborne streets railroad beinu
unedncated have mazda their MARKS nm tho
dost hoards of tho rev, oors Tho+ & rot
right. Boys have been engaged to soft-soap
the curves for the purpose of allowing the
cars to run off the track slicker than pre-
viously. The cars are now in full tide of
successful operation, and carry very re-
spectacle numbers and persons. One can
go out to the workhouse, Marine Hospital,
or Hotel Dieu in them.
HEAVY SHIPS PASSING THE BAR. Tho
British ship Glenlyon, with $3.50 bales of
cotton and 80, 700 bushels of corn, crossed
the bar at the Southwest Pass few days
since on her passage to Liverpool, drawing
nineteen feet of water. Usually when the
river is at so high stage as at present,
being now with three feet of high water
mark, there is some difficulty experienced
in crossing the bar with vessels of large
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EPIDEucAL.-C. Town and Thomas Will
liams, accused of perjury in swearing too
strong to obtain registry papers, have
been sent before United States Commits
siener Warren for trial.
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The MARKET STALL SALEs.-ln executive
session Tuesday night the city council
agreed to ratify all sales of market stalls
far ten voars where +bn amonnts received
reach within sixty per cent of the average
yearly authorizations. taking the sales of
1865 as a standard Ouite n number of
sales nm to this time have not come mn to
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'ia' amount Inc sac OIL s'alls "lll NC re-
sumed at IRENE market next Monday.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF POLICE COM
MIssIoNERs.-The police commissioners met
1ost ovo,ino, in rse,nIa, eavsion Mr. sbalIo,,
- 'o 1,I.s
IN the chair'
Julius +. Boyer, No. 10, river police,
charged with neglect of duty and insubor-
dination. Charge dismissed.
John Bennett, No. $780, conduct unbe.
canning an officer and assault and battery.
n,sr,issad Frop, nc torco
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baat Srsnandad five aavs
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asIoor an bis boa+ snsnon',,a5 e., a.
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over to the NEXT meeting. -'' WIZ i'''''
On mogion the board adjourned to Wed
nesday evening next. at i've o'clock.
BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS Charity Hos.
prr.1 This hoard hos elooto7 Tho fo1lo,,,;,,c,
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ply nlDlAus anu sur Stoubs
SurgeOns-Samuel Logan, NJ. D., C. Beard.
N. d.. Edmund Sonchonn, M. D., Warren
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Physioidns-S. S. Herrick. NJ. D.. John