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ANSWERS TO CoRREsPoNDENTs The
following notices are selected from hu
morous cotemporary =
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hereafterwards, ov letters that haint got IA
postage stamp onto. them. Don't write
only on one side of the manuscript, and
don't write on that. Don't send manu-
script unless you can read it after it gets
dry. We pay, all the way up hill, from
ten cents to one dollar for contributions,
according to length; and settlements made
promptly at the end of the next ensuing
year. Poetry and prose pieces are res
pectfulIy solicited The highest price
for awful railroad smasbes and elope-
ments with another mans wife. No
swearing aloud in our paper"
''IsAAC.-Your article on frogs is re-
ceived 1t makes us laff like lightning.
Your idea that frogs was discovered by
Kristopher Columbus, in the year 1892,
has slipped our memory"
"NoAH.-We very humbly dekline
your essa on the food. Your remarks
might possibly lead one more man to think
as YOU do, and we don't want our columns
to be held responsible for increasing the
number of phools. The world has al
ready got more phools than there is any
need Of"
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CERTAIN SIGNs-When the roosters are
observed before dayite in the morning
soreing amung the klouds, and uttering
lamentations, then look out for some sud
den weather and a severe pucker in the
money market.
When yu see Is geese walking lnjun
file and tUeing in, you can deliberately bet
yure last surviving dollar ON hard winter
and great righteousness during tue next
season in the price of cowhidc boot.
. If pigs squeal in the mite, and grasshop-
pers come oph ov their roost and ming!e
in free fight, you may hope for high
winds in few weeks, and also the typus
fever in yure naborhood
When spiders are seen climbing up the
wall back wards, and frogs cough as if they
had the hicups. look out for rain. This
il also sure sign that children will have
the measles light.
If bees hang around their hives, and
mules are seen in brown study, q storm
Of some kind is cooking, and yu will notiss
the market for herring is very cadavcrous
and chilly.
Jist before heavy sno storm, of foot
deep, chimbly swallows are uncommon
skarse, and in the moral world there IL a
CRATE lazyness in the agytashun OF the
temperance question.
When hens lay 2 eggs day, and men
cease TO bragg and wimmin cease 10 cack-
kle, then Injun summer draws nj, and the
Millennium amt fuG oplI.-Joh Billings
4AiDaandc.
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A GERMAN CUsToM letter from
Weimar says they have two very pretty
customs there connected with tie erection
of houses. One is that young child al
ways drives the first nail into one of the
timbers, and an inscription is placed upon
the wood, bearing the name and age of the
child, date of erection, &c. Then when
the house is raised, few planks are laid
for flooring in an upper story, when the
master builder, his workmen, and all we'll
disposed friends assemble to sing song
of praise to God for their safe accomplish
ment thus far of their undertaking =
Then a band of music plays, numerous
bottles of wine are drank. and there are
speeches, toasts and huzzas from stentori
an German throats.
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A COOP THING. "A gentleman from
Illinois, who thought himself peculiarly
fitted to represent the country abroad, fol-
lowed MIR. Lincoln with great perlinacity,
-holing him at all times and in every
place without the slightest mercy. FL
naIIy the President. with pleasant smile,
asked him if he could speak Spanish.
s'No." "Well, learn Spanish, and I'll tell
you of good thing you can get" After
three months OF hard study, the would be
diplomat returned TO the charge. reminding
the President of his promise and assuring
him that he had thoroughly mastered the
Spanish language. WELL" said MIR.
Lincoln, Il promised TO tell you of good
thing you could get. Get Don Quixote
and read It; it viii make you laugh"
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REMARKApLE LAKEs The most te-
markable lake perhaps in the world is ths
Dead Sea, the waters of which contain
bitumen az well as salt this biiumeus
which is called the ''bitumen of lndia;' is
no other than the asphal,urn; which has
caused some authors TO call this sea Lake
Asphaltum.
The land which borders on this lake
contains great quantity of bi,umen, and
many have applied the fables to this laks
which the poets feign of the Lake Avern=
us, that 10 fish could live in Il, and that
birds that attempted to fly over it were
suflocated bat neither Of these lakes pro-
duce such mortal events fish live in both,
birds pass over them, and men bathe in
them without The leas; danger
Such, indeed, is 'hc specific gravity of
the water from the fuid holding in solu-
ton nearly onesfourth of its weight OF its
various salts that il would be difficult for
a man to sink IN it..
A pctrifying lake in Ireland is also
mentioned as remarkable, and The Lake
Neagh has also the same property of sp-
parentiy turning wood into slutie. But
these petrifactions are TO other than in
crustations like the water OF Areusil, near
Paris.
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TIE WoNDERs.-This world of ours is
filled with wonders. The microscope re-
veals them not less than the telescope,
each at either extreme of creation. In
the insect creation, particularly, there is
SO much to know that has never been
dreamed of-wheels within wheels, with
out computation or number. Let US take
a rapid glance at the proofs of this states
ment. the polypns, it is said, like the IA
bled hydra, receives new life from the knife
which is lifted TO destroy il. The fiy spi-
der lays an egs as large as itself. There
are four thousand aud f0rty-one muscles in
the caterpillar. Hcoke discovered four
teen thousand mirrors in the eye of
drone; aud to effect the respiration uf IA
carp, thirteen thousand three hundred az
teries, vessels, veins, bones. etc, are ne
cessary The body of every spider con-
tains four little masses pierced with IA
multitude of impercepiible holes, each
hole permitting the passage of single
thread all the threads, to the amount of
a thousand to each mass, joined toGelher
when they come out, and make the slii-
gle thread with which the spider spins las
web SO that what we call spiders
thr, ad consists of more than four thonsand
United LenwEenock, by means OF ms
croscopes, observed spiders no bigger than
the grain of sand, and which spun threads
SO fine that It took four thousand of them
TO equal in magnitude a single hair
Peoples Home Journal.
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SMART Who Is the shortest Inap men,
toned in the Bible Knee>high- miah.
Bedford lind J Independent.
How about Bildad, the Shuhite tshos-
height ?-Owyhe Wave
Why, man, Toi (,oa- hishl knocks the
socks from your Shuhitc, and ceriaISly
Loainmi dow am y stood the shortest Of
all Idaho World
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lrdr = GFa. ,ne Exchange building, on the
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HOtD 8 Co, Rankers.

bod S1.. EBENsBURG, Pa.
Esr ".PeF' Government Loans, and
psa3 ~ ,-'ISles' ~. bought and sold. Interest
N l. .... " lime !, deposits. Collections made
p.0aSI, essinie points in the United States,
---[-@I -Ll banking business transacted
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as the secondhand said to tho pendulum.
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JOB PRINTING

|Es have made arrangements by which
can do or have done all kinds of plain
sncy Job Printing, such as Books,
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is, Handbills, Circulars, &c, in the best
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-07
OTIOE.

NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS
Bureau Of streets,
New Orleans, April Il, le69.
The following are the office of District Superin-
teudents Of Streets and residences OF Ward Super
- FIRST DISTRICT.
District Superintendent Office Erato street; de-
pot between Baronne and Drysdes streets;
First Ward-Supernte udent, j. ID. Mellleur; resi-
dence No. Alb st Charles street.
Second ward-Superintendent. John King; resi-.
de, CO Delord street, near siagnoila street.
Third Ward-Superintendent, g. L. Ladd; resi-
derce No. l07 Perdido street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
District Superintendent's Office No. 36 st. Peter
Fourth neutrality-suspicious., j ohm Davis; resi-
dence No. Miro street.
tIfuh Ward-superintendent. Henry Weber; resi-
depce No. lt6 Toulouse street.
Sixth Ward-superintenden P. Schulz; resi-
dence corner Of Barracks and Burgundy Streets
THIRD DISTRICT.
District Superinteadents Office no. $50 Dauphine
Seventh Ward-Superinterd dent, w. j. Moore
residence, Tonti street. between Lapeyrouse and
Ejerth ard-Superinterdent, Alexander Arm
strong; residence No 492 Burgundy street.
Ninih Ward-sup erintendent. W. G. kinsella;
escence No. 6O7 Charities street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
District Superinteudent's Office No. 756 Magazine
street
Tenth Ward-Lsuperintendeut, E. P. Duclosiange;
residence No 70 Locust street.
eleventh wsrd-Superni epdent, P. O. Mona
CHAN; residence No. z33 Coliseum street.
FIFTH District.
District Superintenderts Office No. 36 ST. Peter
strset.
w, I'd Superintendent. William Pease: residence
Pacific street, between Market and jackson streets.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
District Superintendent Office over the Market
House.
Ward Superintendent NJ. B McGarry; residence
Dufosat street. be wcep Jersey ana Levee streets.
Ward superintendent. o. b. augustus; reside nee
Magazine stfeet, between Cadiz and Valance
streets
District Superintendents are instructed to enter
tain and remedy ali complaints: but in cases OF
emergency. SDpiIcat ion may be made to Ward Su
perinten0entE, st their residences,
Wher3 such applications do not result in remedy.
ing he evil complained of, it is requested that the
default be reported to the undersigned at his office
in the City Hall.
By direction of the Administrator:
WILLIAM ROY,
ap22 lfteod Superint endent Of Bureau
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mo. administration Series.l
WHEREAS, The Bank of New Orleans hes
been selected as the Fiscal Agent of the city
of New Orleans and Administrator of the
Floating Debt Of the city of New Orleans,
and,
Whereas. The terms upon which the appli-
cation OF the Bank OF New Orleans has been
made for said trusts, have been submitted
to, and approved by the Council.
BE ii ResolUed. That the Mayor of the city
OF New Orleans be authorized to appear 10
behalf OF said city, before the City Notary,
Tor the purpose OF executing and signing the
act to be passed for that purpose, between
said bank and the city OF New Orleans
that said Mayor be authorized to sign, in
his official capacity, the seven notes of
tSl00, 000) one hundred thousand dollars
each, which are to be delivered to said bank
in pledge as collateral security for the loans
and advances. which said bank binds itself
to make TO the city of New Orleans; be it
further,
Resolued, That the Mayor of the city of
New Orleans is also authorized to give to
said Bank of New Orleans a mortgage on the
City Waterworks as additional security for
the reimbursement of all said loans and aG
yances; be it further,
Resotoed That one of the clauses of said
authentic act will siipulate the retention OF
of the Bank OF New Orleans until the close
OF the year A. u. eighteen hundred and
seventy-two as the Fiscal Agent of the city
of New Orleans and Administrator of the
Floating Debt of said city.
Adopted ny the Coulcil of the city of New
Orleans, May 8. 1870, the following mem
bers being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, BOnzano.
Nays: None. T~s
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
ID. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEt Ms,
Ulty Hall, May 3. 1870.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEt Ms I
Uity Hall. May 3. 1870.
mo. 45-Administratio Series.
An ordinance to impose and levy an annual
tax to establish the New Orleans
Park"
WHEREAS, By section seven of an act of
the Legislature entitled "An act to establish
q pubic park for the city Of New Orleans,
and to provide means therefor" approved
March 16, 1870, it lie made obligatory on the
city of New Orleans to-impose and levy, for
the purposes of said act, an annual tax of
one. eighth Of one per cent on the assessed
value of ali the real, personal and mixed
property taxed by the city for any other
purpose; therefore,
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That the said tax of one
>sighth of one per cent be aud is hereby i'm.
posed and levied in obedience to the re
quiremeDts of said act.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, May s. 1870, the following
members being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassze, Finley,
Pierce, Walton and Bopzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE. Secretary. 7
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DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix. New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank of Republic.
William M. Vermilye, Banker. Wall street, Wer
milye Oo)
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke. ex. May or of New York
Minot @. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold. Constable d Co.
Richard h. Browne. of We,more Browne, lawyers
e. v. Haughwont, firm K v. Baughwont Il 90,
William wiIkens, firm W. WiIkens Il Go.
Julius II. Prstt, Merchant.
William W. Wright. Merchant
Charles j. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant
GeorgelW Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra. New York
surancc Company.
John II. Sherwood Park Place.
Walton h. Peckham, corner Fifth avenue and
Twenty third street, New York.
William T. Hooker. all street
Edward II. Wright, Newark. New Jersey.
George ". Farlee. Lawyer.
". l.. Cogsweli, Merchant
JOSEPH MA0NRR.
street. New Orissns fsls2y
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
(JIty Hail May & liza.
mo. administration Series.l

mo. administrator Series.
Resoloed, That the sum Of five thousand
dollars, or 60 much thereof as may be nee.
essary, is hereby appropriated to defray the
expense of engraving the three millions of
bonds authorized by the act of the Legisa.
ture entitled "An act to extend the limits
of the parish of Orleans" etc, approved
March l6, 1870, payable on bills or drafts
approved by the Mayor and Administrator
OF Finance.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 3, 1870, the following members
being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley
Pierce, Walton and Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. I
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nwUGs AND MEDICINES.

n.EGs AND MEDICINES.
We have always on hand full suppl Of frcsh
pure
MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS. ETC,
which We offer at the lowest wholesale rates Oui
connections IL Europe at present enable MS TO maze
better selections than it is possible for most houset
ten ehes and who engaged IL
drug business in this city for many years, snd Nhc
to the requirements ' of our trade BY the arrange
ments we have made with him, We are convinced
such pure and unadulterated articles, that we only
request buyers 10 give US call before purchasing
Besides the'regus4r lie OF DRUGS and MEDI
CINEs, We have also in store the most assorted
MINERAL WATERS
that is found in this city fact, in this county
We are SuLE AGENTS for the
vICHY WATER,
FRIEDRICHSHALL BITTER.
HIGH ROUK. CONGRESS. Etc
Also I'm etore.
GETTYSBURG. CONGRESS-.
SELTZ. BLUE LICK.
EMPIRE, BLADON.
SOUR LAKE. ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
WHITE SULpHER WATER, Etc.
Having been appointed Sole Agents for GEORGE
TIEMAN 4 90. of New York. we keep most
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
such as Bucks Complete Operating Case. Disco.
ing and Pocket Gases, Eye Gases, Vesico Vagina
cal and Dental Gases. etc, all offered at New YoIi
prices and add constantly supplies o; Lately
introduced designs.
Also Agents for FOUGERA'S PREPARATIONS
All the above we offer at the LOWEST RATES
and guarantee the quality of the goods.
FkEOERICKSON 4 HARTE
l39 Canal sereet.
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NAYoRALTY OF INV ORLEANS,
- llc IL MIR 2 lsTl

MAYoRALTY OF INV ORLEANS,
Iiy Hall, May 3 1870
mo. 44-Administratio Series.
ResoLued, That the Administrator OF
Waterworks and Public Bui dings be and he
is hereby authorized to purchase, for the
use of the Insane Asylum, medicines, to
bacco and tinware, a requisition for the
same having been made by the Superin.
tendent of said asylum; the cost of the
articles herein named not to exceed five
handred dollars.
Adopted by tne Council of the city Of New
Orleans, May 3, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. Z
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apps my7 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

John r.. Clay Barbara Ann Flatts-
myer, widow of TneopbUs Park.
CEVENrH DISTRICT COURT FUR TIE
y parisn OF Orleans, No. Z783 BY virtue OF writ
of seizure and sale directed BY the Honorable
the seventh District Court tor he parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled will proceed to sell at
pubic auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers>
Exchange. Roy al street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in tie Second District of this city, on
the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings aud improvements thereon, situate in the
First District OF this city, in the square comprised
within St. Peter tnow Frankn). Heva now Lafay-
ette), st. John (pow Basp) and Girod streets,
designated by the plumber twenty-three.
Said lot OF ground measuring, in American
measure, tAirty-eght feet taree inches and three
lines ont said ST. Peter NOV Frankiln) street;
hundred and tp erty e'2nt feet nine inches and
seven lines on he line dividing said lot from the
lot pumber twenty two, and enc hundred and
twenty sight feet nine inches and six lines the
opposite side line, and thirty five fest inch and
five lines in wif1 h IN tbs rear
Being the same property which belonged TO the
community that existed between the said defendant,
Barbara Ann Plattsmyer, ard her deceased hus-
band. the said Thee h las Park. The interest OF
the heirs 81 the latter the said property was &C
Qured by the Widow Park, by act passed before s.
H. Lewis, then n notary public in iris city. the
t entyt nird of March. 1850; and the late T. Park
had purchased said lot from the estate OF L. q.
Till gsberg and D r. Burthe by act passed befrre
Jules NOISY. late notary public in this city, the
nineteenth of March is45.
Seized IN tns above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
ans IL my7 Sheriff the Parish Orleans
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OFFICIAL NOT1CES---CiTY.
LIOERsE NOTICE.

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR OF FINANCE,
City Hall, New orleans. May b, ls1o.
TVHE ATTENTi ON OF THE PUBLIC Is RE:
spectfuliy cal cd to the following section W. OF
the lice Sc ordinance for the year 1871, VIZ:
Parties acting in contravention OF the provslons
of this ordinance BY either doing busiE ess w,tnout
Any under mprnDer license, or "a III ~ y y
WHEN CALLED UPON TO DO 50. or TRAINER ng
and acce pting transfer Of license, shall be liable TO
ARE t. and to the payment OF the amount OF licenses
for the year. and Of the tine imposed, without pre-
udce to the rights the city to any other remeoy
provided for by law.
Une-haf of every such fine to go to the informer.
join :. WALTON.
m.7Im Administrator of tioance
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, May 5, 1870.

City Hall, May 3, 1870.
mo. administrator Seriesl
RESOLVED. That agreeaby. to the provi-
e'ons OF section two of an act of the Legis-
lature of this State. entitled AN act 10 or
ganize central Office of nO.arial records, /"
ETC., approved March 49, 1867, the sum of
nifty dollars per month, commencing from
and after the first of March, 1870, be and is
hereby appropriated for the payment of the
monthly rent o! al office tor said notarial
records, aud that the Administrator of Pub.
ilc Accounts is hereby instructed to war
rant on the Administrator of Finance at the
end OF each and every month in favor of
SAID custodian of n0tarial records for said
monthly sum of fifty dollars.
Adopted BY the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 8, 1870.
The following members being present
and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, DeIassize, Emley.
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano
Mays: sNODe.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE. Secretary 7