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, 1870-02-20
CITY REAL BBTATE FOR RATE

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n1!.y t.tss s19.e u II 1oons I'll usd:n i:1t i:tan -
to aey ta 1' .ss a. ~ rsn. r. q Ioea lot 1lp3
b5a:s n:s;s I; :issl ~ Z ys5s,t le.x..,s ..a
IOWA I1gnk'
ist is III sione.f T.. to
HONE n ios IL Eau 9asussa.t. saese. aus :, ,v.-
Lot en- Litsss. .s11so ne., eo,u.r q, o.n..,
at TeiuI easy; Tezs 6s;ssh ~. and Tyler
ii Jo6n's piste icS1iie III. sFner #ahastaaav
7s.isl fect to ID loot sley. Se.t frcnt ,,,,,..
sl 7s.ts ss ;ss sOd essb
hssssst; Y e.. r,pa .e.t nI,s,.at s s'''al'h'a
WtT VIII seu Cheap fst ea1h- or uads 10. e9ty pf5p
@ :sass! ~; s!;1 s,
i,et rs :: w::et9rtoe Htish..., s1,4o, ve, che.o
l.oe nes,is 1ans { 10y 81 ss ss1sa I'd Fonns
assis 70 ''s 10 ~.f'-n''' ID ::zl.s ifsoa.
osssE ss!s. to .,,4, or nleAs....,.
b,u;eet ea4t hdo AodiAaAav so7.h Of Fouttsonth It,
1et ::11gs Y, 70 allcy. on West Nnn1oe.s, ue.r
nSs a. e; seoGt,y r. rss;;asass chs, for
s.ue Of 1ooas md ii :,s, 5 spe an sbs..o, cse,o
70. III ~ on E,ue 1.:.naar. Want to e,t.,,.,
81 Wts asai sa:anst oassto .,,,s md ,.s,,
sfana - 1Ha sMs.!us 90 's''ea
psu1 neus Ii tsIsa 9ss e 70 roos, all edern
tn $ .;.asj fsj.oo ct ,p,.na,s h4,t hmm, ~, s
10 sey Yey esssc. 50ea VII WiS' .d4 IL 81 ata 1T
tide property near Chicago harsain. "
, 1870-02-20
MTsIGhL INSTRUMENTS,

TsOR SALR-OyE GOOD sEFEa.OOrAyK RI
aco, ne.iIy sew: eo4t s4&o, ri be told ehoaa BY
rA.tJ iea,ilf tisJ. Address Il LOOK, I1thnnA ot5ee
T3'O RENT-A GOOD 10NED ROSEWOOD
r'ann. al In rfets eFder. tot Is ptt Mouth n
RQlCU11sS Nuxie K4eu1, "a SsAte-sa.
, 1870-02-20

ts,u,s rorrrx Hamilton 4 Faoad-
leI i c1est cos,nf out sale Of boots and snoes -
pr,cel that defy competition NOV ID 1ae cnAnee
for easgaina II ls9 Lake street.
, 1870-02-20

q R.sse9s f.ss Rsof
the i1s9sE'ns ,l9,' ns,I imPfS,eS tem fHnai' VIZ:
q se11s oesr Weodstaek
Il: .stes essz Coqfs,sel
4: .s1s, .s1s, 5s.I e. y k;4s11tae k;as Hs.sas'
is se1es near Hilhians rsrk
10 aaes near y Cns1es.
g seres @ ae.1 M s!.ssbs1y. aIsasbear
FOE ,sALB-THE soRMANDY PLANTATION,
Tic rest psoaoe:tss eises n sas st.tf n for siss
tTo q snle pl.ntatoos: iUa 10 Io cleared and a,w
a I'd 81. Il sse
al Lcut4iAaA. New O,lcaas.
Tor AA1R-cHo1OE. STOCK FARM-IN OAR
L rot! County. Inw va. Of fso Aeres; a1 AueS In
als' pe,ss y isss S..aas %s sos.9 .s:ss:a ~!
Nfs,S fsf aahs; sa'ret' 1So !"
FOE sALE-oR E1oHAAscasLA FRulrFARM.
1nE E;f ss Eoss sis 4 n.s.s. aase,.e Of HOPE 0oR
9s4s 4s IafDs Il ,.,,.
10 ,a1es IL! ieii Psrirs tshisx 10 pnrshtis lsnds
s saG1. r. 3 q
ioF gsIttes hsss Any .Itss yi.sis* e 80 wi, a..
II Il Sfsts COINS
TOE sALEa,1,to ACRES MISSOURI LAND
ffRss RaRsx H. 4 ii r. Isss 81 .s" s''
Couns,. ny. slS: al.e lo~,ooo .eres In North Al
SieAoLsoS. III 10 ": Sa:i.os. ;e's e s'Hi-''a ''o '
TOR sALR-.A GOOD .F10HTY tao, ACRE
t.ru es.s pears L =; e sae 1l1iast. k!ys n4t
,th H.st.d Il. " ~' -
a. sAKTTSsHANT- AZ ~ {. Iss 5ss,x
lar had neA rhAAAA T.
, 1870-02-20
HELP WANTED-MALH

llIscel1aneous. ....
WEI d Il. ssn %yMrs e. H.Ts aSSR
10 fe1tt .,siaa hero, rightly .ppsied LoE ss1d
!: !: (; + i; Il: sSS7s i:
;o.1 is'es: ;aa o,hs; ssair,sts.; S.st1.t ~
noitss,, eusser Of we4s-
w NAnrEp-A ooop PoaTKK: 9SE WHo VH-
W fs,.t.aa. p,sa,t.s a,t ra'sins- and shipping Ad-
wAN1rp-A~y P3Rs05 Wao I? nor AyRAip
y = oe; s D' ''''as
&c wAsrFp-sroxkourrE AND ETo7.-
2. . AZ; ~ @ sasI:9 7.
nses a az 4 oa b,s1a Il u psr Sest 1pp', 10
1 t. i. soLaxh Is: ~. Is Ws.6!a.ton:.t.. Room !.
NAyTRD-THIs DAY-*o FAMILIES TO Go
Washinktu st.. Asem1.
wAs7Kp-AoaDAY-se FAMIL!KS AN0 sTr-
sc E g ss4s .sp q q 81 or
WANrED-A BugkkEEPHR OR OLERK. TO
lsa ssa aaa1es 81 Tbae ss' ss
WANIKp-A SMART; ACTIVE HASp n =
VI B, Tribune otdec.
wAs!rp-An 1sTz1L19EST bus1sRss NAN
Ole eoltass Adaies. q TriSaao sfa:os fas' -' ~1SN'
wAsTKp-A SMART BUSINESS MAN TO
"Af Gn tr{: ,3t and eai!.xt. L.
wANrEp-IN 4 wHoLRsALE HOUSE,, An
d., IT, s. o. III os wh0
nan I'D GgssE * 4 asa'sa address With References A.
;sfFd siif5ise ss8s; e e!a'&o H aa
WAsTFn,- a ToINt: NAN WHO UNDER
ttand. the dsn. bu':uese. oi sood enaraete: 4ad
, 1870-02-20
INFORMATION WAITED

TNFORMAT1ON WAgTKR-lF GEO; OWENS
/ 4 e1f penteT. lttc t1oca EaEtA1a Thus OoflE,
q QptuEIlk
, 1870-02-20

1nSO MICHIGAN A. = -CSEURI1sHRD
lVC = front p.Itef WitflsoAtd ia private family
117 . FRAIRIE-Av.-1okLr FURNISHED
l. y ons, In. eeatlenss- Breakfast aaa n
d'nIcF- Iei1Ns, q per wttE
WI rrvatt fanf!. wish to ret y tth hos rd hsuj.
son,e roon. iurni.hc< Hat esr. rtsi ter and chan
beuEf. Adorcta u I!!bIns ofldl TcIma reasonable.
with beaId. in Ct the nfi to.atjoul Ia the eItr
AdcEpst J " u, Tribune office. |
WEST LAKE~sT.. F1FTEFI MINUTES WALK
W fotu Clark. EoATd and ldG1n<, 18th r9oru r.
r,ons. 10. gentleman and vifein ttrietir priv..e
family. b.th So, nd Frs1 ho4. co.nteEta With IVA
Gt plane Bexs ct Fskercnce leSaaed+ Addfea1 A j,
T s3buLe Office,
, 1870-02-20

fJ,o LFAsK-wE HAy3 81 FFET FRONT on
l. Jvhuston st jr1! sou:h u Twelfth which We viii
Ae u. to Gu rtI1y Lot. Of q esrb. IN
lone urne Aaa 1t low pr7tcs. =. II. kkhEUtT : CO.
heath
, 1870-02-20

Eo1 sAIK-oR. R.K11HANGE-ONr THOUSAND
6saI1 Eexth Of eAnthl4x; AAa Tho &nast af$nan Ia
ths Unlted Sssses Europe Boon Pos Oaoo Hloek.
, 1870-02-20
MACHINERY,

NOR sA1N-KNGTNKs- p0ET1BLK. NATION.
T. e-Y. bpIzttnE And EA31re- TO Nosss: P5r.e Inn
Hammer; fre.Eaan1 ifon-eaAA Bun Etaas dis; REa
Thrtshin1 Eodnss- Il y. A4EAN South 0a1a1-tt
TOR sALE-SrATtONARY AND PORTABLE
eurt2cs, ifcu. zod mod working c1achtpr5T OF MI
k{cea eola It h<tter ErEeS NAd trruns ,hsa rt{
bsfore oterrd il the Witt v. AIAAES CO. la5
LAke-st
, 1870-02-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NOR KALK-FWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS o.
r Twelthsts Boulevard. II e9rAt b1fKatn II tskp1
thh v. ek: a1so, tHo let's an WabA1Atsst GkO. "
, 1870-02-20

1TAyTEp-RKAL ESrAIE-1 WISH TO PUR.
" chasc hcu4e and lot worth from q Sa1 70 tlooo
Aptt be rltss.rtly located, and hsseaic- woud buy
vacant tss. ptcd Addtres. stAttEz rEce. loca:io1
md full Particular. j ". Tribune ot1ce.
, 1870-02-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

L,oR sALF-OR IxCnANGK-aOrRI. AND
6ro0nds. II miles from city. 0ulv hntcl tn pIScc
br1LEb 4 WISShk. lte WaAhtnEton-vt. Room
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
ON CARONDELET STREET.

It was ''blue Monday" yesterday. TIL
day was so decidedly stupid that some o
our enterprising financiers felt bound t.
find profound reason for the all per
vading dullness of the market; SO the,
ascribed it to Napoleon and Bismarck
Hohenzollern and Prim, as if the politica
complications interesting Madrid, Paris
and Berlin could affect Saughterhouse
stock, Valley Levee and Ship Island
Bless you, Messieurs, your little enter
prises are safe from trouble from the i'm
portant movements of the age. If you
should all desert the curbstones of Caron-
delet street, and incontinently refuse to
do business until the potentates of Europe
fraternized again, it would not make
any profound impression in Europe,
nor allay the fever now manifesting
itself acrossSthe water. Napoleon would
not cease massing his troops and Bismarck
would hardly sue for peace on your &C.
count ,Carondelet street is weak for
want of the sinews of trade, and that is the
whole truth of the matter. It would
take but little capital to bull or bear any
of the 'sfancies," to the utter discom-
future of one-half the street, and the
ecstatic delight of the other; but no one
who can furnish the means wants to in
vest it in any such play just now, and
those who would like to try it on, can't do
it for want of the requisite cash and
credit. While the heated term lasts, we
can not expect anything more than an
occasional squirt of business. The mar
ket is drying up.
Slaughterhouse wilted triAe yesterday,
and at the close of the day was not worth
penny over SO so. Possibly that quo
tation will be deemed too high. Ship
Island is about as usual sickly,
without any hope Of immediate recovery.
Valley Levee was too i'll to be out. There
is some talk about what Sanitary and Fer
tilizing stock may be worth one of these
days after the act of incorporation be-
comes law, but the future of the incho-
ate company is terribly uncertain matter,
and it will require cooler weather to So
idify calculations concerning it.. In fact,
of the numerous kites set a-fying by the
late Legislature good many are coming
to grief They mounted well for time,
but most of them were defective in ballast,
having either too much or too little tail,
and they pitch confoundedly all the while.
Luckily for the community, it did not
cost much to put the great bulk of them
upon the market, and they have furnished
their share of amusement Some people
have to pay dearly for their investments in
hem, but they have had their share of
The fun and must foot the bill.
. The following list shows how little was
dove ,,oc%or1ov ~, tho cfroof.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

From a nparts of the country we perceiv.
that bills are being forwarded to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for advertising in
the newspapers the circular of Treasurer
Spinner, calling the attention of bankers
and brokers to the stolen legal tenders
If every journal was paid at, advertising
rates for the insertion of the notice, we
opine that Congress would be compelled
to make an appropriation largely in excess
of S20,O00-the amount stolen. Two
bills have been received from Canada, and
a complaint that franking does not pay
postage in the land Of blue noses Alto
gether, the General has hard task in re-
covering his stolen tenders. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
ENTHUSIASM Is POWER.

Aman without enthusiasm is organically
wretched, or, in other words, is wretch;
for enthusiasm is heat, heart, health,
hope--is life. Itdoes NOT, however, rule
in the Blood, but in the mind; is not man.
ifest from passion, but from soul power,
unfolding in love and gentleness, in acts
of benevolence and goodness; not in bois-
ferrous words and snowy deeds, flowing
from self-love and from that phrenologial
neutrality-suspicious.. "A true
man is always an enthusiast, always ear
nest, sincere, strong, uncOmpromisinc.
fearless, just, but you do not guess SO
until you knoec him. He is SO mild man
nered, makes so little noise, is SO
slow in resentment, so forgiving when
his forgiveness is appealed to, so
severe in his majestic arrangement if
there be cause His revenge is rigor itself
and unrelenting. for it burns into his
souls core, making no outward sign, but
is appeased, satisfied, ignored, forgotten,
in the infexible mental decree of non-in-
tercourse, temporal and eternal. Enthu-
siasm is fervor, will, sentiment; it is not
demonstrations, calculation, display, sput-
ter. 1t is also selfgoverned, self-poised-
being counterfeit else; always imperial, but
in its own domain, committing never tres
pass or offense. In short, enthusiasm is
manhood and womanhood as contradls-
tinguished from animalism, sensuallsm
and selfsm. Byron once said OF o cele
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The telegraph war before Congress con-
tinues, certain parties, at the heel Of the
session, evidently desire to force through
legislation in their own interests. The
cry of monopoly is raised and sung out by
parties who seek the repeal of the charter
Of the Cuban company. 1t is perfectly
transparent that the clamor proceeds from
those who are working in the interest of
the monopolies against an American COM
pany. We venture to express the hope
that either at the present session or early in
the next, Congress will order, through ap-
propriate committees, a searching exami-
nation into all the details of this truly
great question Of international Geographic
and that we shall have no
hasty legislation on the subject, in any of
its branches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

~ ENf4
= The. BGua;s takes occasion Tin a rather
friendly -tpae shovsxer),a ia aharge the
REPUBLICANS with Inconsistency, in assail-
ing the police for sins Of omission, and
then prompting che very sins BY offering
reward to stimulate their 'sluggishness.
1t also intimates that whatever corruption
may be in the police, originated under
the present system. The records of
New Orleans will show in bold relief
that long before the causes came to head
that originated the Republican party,
under the pure regime that preceded the
ascendency Of that party, rank, fostering
corruption, and every form of vice was
the rule rather than the exception. And
SO deeply had this become ingrained, that
no new system, however carefully ar
ranged, could root it out at once. There
is fault to find, and we have not hesitated
to censure what we thought was censura-
BILE, although We hope the evils of which
we complain, will at length disappear un-
der the present system.
The several rewards offered, will, it is
hoped, act as stimulus to others besides
The police Hence we can not see the in
as charged by the Bulletin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

A wholesale furniture house in Louisville
has arranged to move, on account OF vista
tons Of ghost to the premises now occu-
pied. Many responsible persons have had
demonstrations of its presence, and all at
tempts at discovery proved unavailing.
The visitor perambulates the rooms at mid
night in the immediate presence, and near
the parties watching, appearing in heavy
and creaking boots, but sudden llumina-
tions, and all faded to dead gloom.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The Bulletin is informed that the New
Orleans Wrecking and Salvage Company
have taken the contract to raise the ship
st. Lawrence, recently sunk in the river
with 2400 bales of cotton on board. The
company's steamer Usage, Captain An
drews, which has been for several weeks
engaged in recovering the railroad iron from
the wreck of the ship Indian Queen, off
Mobile Bay, is on her way to this port, and
will commence operations ON the St. Law
renee immediately upon her arrival.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

A catamount had fight with a colored
man and dogs, on the Ashland plantation,
in Tensas parish, recently, resulting in the
killing of two Of the dogs, and severely
manning the third, besides injuring the man
seriously. The catamount weighed twenty
one pounds, but he was plucky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Twenty performers and actors Of the
Great Australian Circus are now in Jail at
River Head, Long Island, on suit of Oil
YER Chardick, President Of the Long Island
Railroad, for the recovery Of transportation
debts. The treasurer of the concern alb
seconded with $1,000 8zr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

A Southern woman, with "stacks of
greenbacks,' is buying horses and mules for
the Southern market, in jackson, Indiana
and adjacent counties. She is said to be an
excellent Judge of stock, and shrewd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Not least worthy of Iteration on the
Fourth Of July wss the fact that the entire
reduction of the national debt in the sixteen
months Of President Grant's administration
amounts to $I38, lO4, 500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

An underground railroad route through
Baltimore is now the subject of discussion
among the railroads centering in that city.
The entire sum required to be raised is esti-
mated at s4,5s3OOO represented by bonds,
and $6Oo, 900 by stock; and the important
point for consideration is the proportion of
aid that should be extended by each of the
seven companies interested and the city Of
Baltimore
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The Hampstead lTexas) Reporter learns
that the harvesting and preparation Of
broom corn for market has already COM
menced, and that the crop is heavy one,
and in most instances of very superior
quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Susan B. Anthony was at Dayton the
other day, and spoke a piece. She said
Dayton was handsome little city, and
could be made most delightful place with
an intelligent woman as Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The new street letter box ON the lamp
post at the corner Of St. Charles and Canal
streets, attracted much attention yesterday.
These letter boxes will be convenience to
our citizens. ihs 30 E&-H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Clara and Blanche Gottschslk, sisters to
the deceased pianist, are to make concert
tour in the United States next winter. One
is vocalist, the other a pianist
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Chang, one of the Siamese twins, is pining
for North Carolina, but Eng will not leave
Europe, and Chang does not feel as if he
could come home without him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Hon. j. P. Newslam, member of Con-
gress, is in our city on brief visit. He is
in the enjoyment Of excellent health, and
will be well received by his constituents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Colonel James Fisk, Jr., proposes to build
a grand hotel in the region Of Wall street,
New York, which, he says, shall supplant
DelmOnic0's. It will cost over three million
dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

In anticipation Of a heavy yield Of cotton
many planters of Tensas parish are making
arrangements to secure hands from Vir-
ginia, to assist in picking it out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The Die Union, published weekly at Gal
weston, for the last fifteen years, by f.
Flake, now graduates into daily, as the
Daily Union, German paper. 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

We learn from the Tensas Gazette that
William N. Holland, late Representative
to the State Legislature from that parish,
died in Ohio short time ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

We shall publish tomorrow lengthy
cornmunication, ON the slaughterhouse
question, by Colonel T. g. Noel, Of Stock
Landing n0toriety.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Official proceedings Of the Board Of School
Directors on the second page of the REPUB-
McAN, embracing the report OF Mr.. C.
Davidson, city librarian.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN viii
pay One Hundred Dollars to any person
who viii find and restore to its afflicted
parents the infant daughter of Thomas
Digby, recently abducted. and give such
information as win lead to the arrest and
conviction of the criminal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12


WHExkAs, An act Of the Lcgislature, spprov.s
March Is 1855, entitlsd ~ act t. estabtsh QUAR-,
tine for the proteetion ~ the state provides tn.
the Governor Of the State shall issue his procl.,
tim, upon tie savice Of the Board of Health A.
clming any plaee where there shall he rea.s, !.
behave pestlent contasi or in5ectous 49,
exists, to BE- - infected rAce md ststing he r.
Der Of days Of quarantine to Be performed bv n.
vessels, their passengers sMeers and crews co.,,s
from such place or plsceA
Now, therefore, in puzyuance Of the proviaan a.
the act ssscesaid, Issue this my peselamatien ~
declare the places hereafter named to b i.f.et.s
places, and that Al vessels, together WITH eGser,
crews and passengers, and cargees arriving m,
such places or having touched or stopped 4 .vcf
them shall b subject to ; duarsntine Of MT ies.
than ten days. On for longer period nay = esu.
sidered necessary By The Beard 81 Health, g -.
effect from and after the FIFTH DAT OF nm
1870. Any violation Of - quarantine laws, al her.
proclaimed, win be severely puni.hed.
The places which are hereby declared infected :.
Aforesaid are the following, to-wit: Havans il.
tanzas. Trinidad, Cardenas, st. Jago, all on In.
Island Of Cuba Port Royal and Mintego bay on the
Island of Jamaica; Jacmel and Port-au-Prinee nm
the Island OF San Domingo; the Islsnds Of st. Thorn
as, Martinique and Gandal0upe; Canpeachy. in
Fucatan; Belize, in Honduras Vera Cruz, Alvarsdo
Tampico Matamoras and Tuspan, in Mexico: Ran
Juan. in Nicaragua: Chaeres Asu,nu .,a -
Bello in Central America. Nsrscaihe IN ver..,..,N
Laguayra. Island of Trinidad Mo de I.,.;,n D..
cavsuns in so,,th A,,.-.,. - 49,. ~ ara
-. = :. = - : - - 1~i-
f.,v.,
this thirtieth day Of Nay, 1910, and Of the indie.
~ WsDrrr,mr,
c,oascr ,r,., 't u LOUISIANA
"Nn o. ny ~
oec-c.~-y =. o...e. my5
A npuAm uHnnMwvrur~
WO0AA LIZ 0VVAALNI.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The ladies' delivery window Of the Post
Office was moved 80 far out the way yester-
day, that ladies found it only by persever-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

1t is said that Winnie Ream is ON her last
bust, preparatory for leaving for home.
We hope she win come out all right And
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The letter carrier, In their new uniforms,
were very generally admired yesterday-at
least the uniform was. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Postmaster Burt has introduced young
ladies to the delivery department OF the
Boston postoGRce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The weather was about as hot yesterday
A. anybody could want it, even the coffee
house keepers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

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MACHIN ERYa
General Southern Agent for
Waterfowl Steam Engine Company,
At<A Builders of s1ye.a
Excelsior Patent Portable Engine, with Cylinder in
Dome, Locomotive Boilers,
Plantation and Farm Engines,
Mounted on Wheels, with Spark Arrester
STATIONARY ENGINES
With Flue Tubular or Locomotive Boilers
Improved Reversible Circular Saw Mills,
Can be set up either Right or Left Handed, without
altering any part of Mill or Carriage.
J. D. BROOKS Improved Joinvaa
Turbine Water Wheel,
SHIFTING,
Pullies,
Car Wheels,
AL the above are built under the personal super
vision of Mr.. 6. BRADFORD, the Pioneer in
Portable Steam Engine Building,
Which enables them to produce
MACHINERY UNSURPASSED BY ANT.
SOUTHERN COTTON GIN.
Manufactured by
J. E. CARVER & CO..
Bridgewater Massachusetts,
These Gins have been in use for many years, and
received the highest MEDAL awarded at the
Paris Exposition,
Ind are built under the superintendence of |
Mr.. j. f.. CaPyer
The only persSn of the who is engaged in the
of COTTON GINS,
j. B. KNIGHT, Agent,
No. 76 Caroudelet street.
Also the following from the BEST MAKERS.
Sugar Mills, Evaporators, Sugar Kettles Portable
ottOn Presses, Newell Screws, Corn and Wheat
ILLS, Seed Carriers, Horse Powers, Betting, Saws,
Broom Corn Thrashers,
o run by hand or power.
Broom Corn Scrapers,
God Working Machinery, and all Varieties of
1Iill and Plantation Machinery.
". H. SEAMAN
j. B. KNIGHT,
iels ly2p No. 7s Carondelet street.
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