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uTNIATuRE ALMANAC,

sur rs,,. Sun t''o NOON e' '''''' '''
gu" ''' uIGH THIS DAY. " INA
~, Gov. Island $50 Hell Gate Ferry. ll:J
oS"p u,eu Day. v.
H.. Gao Gov, Island .l0:l9 Hell Gate Ferry 5000
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p,ssRNGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG 1G-In steamship Sesa Jan I.-hmH hit
NJ Isr Iler Mis- Helene Miller Ms Bertha uerson pt
zsIyei.s jay Perry, wues, aud lady A. kahns anu n,
.ats ReIiamiu Vel Joseph O. slbsrberg hontt
J Bccsaann Richard SpeJer, Mrs Elise huh pits hesua
do,her Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
,pv-vopx nAuv TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY 49, 1872

7as. I.v,,, .v. rabbi f77i3..sewmsnn st Unlsnd<en
.Belknap tkrdr>r.
,en 5,.nns,, 80 grvep Ills. .0Sbea agt TerP<nny
soc s,an.os 1T Rom T16. Valentine sgt frank
800 .iss~ "a O.ino nh. Bennett agset Aaron.
''iA'' ""iV PAR IiI-JoAcHIusnS "opens a, lUsm
e53i erection art Howe ss.J. 'snos sqt 10 es
ASS Ieabury art Howe. 1853. .Boganias Agt. BOYD
40 FyceIy att Ashley. 7ys2. Bellows sgt Perry.
Eens.lr Sullivan, l84O5. .Difon hathsn.
e0sa Green AT Giles 8ot9. ALEU- sgt Cunningham
8a95 Ferris AFT MeDvu. 1853. Donovan sgt ssndeson
UNITKD srArEs DISTRICT Couhr-Is ADMIRABLY ~ -,
a. ARMAGH ngt Schooner Creoe 20. .Mceuy agt Tug H. NJ
Zo's vn Lo s, H. 49, IaIeck AIT se,mtug Annie.
u Maruhy sgt GIseptrer 81. .Suriberg sgt. galway
Titus sgt. Steamboat Union
GKsKnlL sEssoss-BHDFORD. J-Wiliam MARI rape Wilam
burglary John COnnoIsi burglary John ponue
Body burglary; John Cooley foonious nS,.H snd
Lawrence embe1lement; Joshua Allrdge, Nene W.
William Downs George kdwnrs grand laIoeny' "o'se "''
Mari Gibson Michael Nolan, larceny from NE person.
CRY COuRT-BRooKLYs. -
1872 Keloer sgt Jarln i9l. Grove agt Tbaver
40 Rsndolpb sRt sheldon. 1873. .FInlay agt Farrell
1Si Wc(ornacS sgt Russell 1oi.. Merchant agt hi2Dot
Is, NpLeneye agtS 100. .Berkowitz aqt Ocbs
no. Golden agt Dillon ~ 'DeSiIeIa agt III Htni
III. Duncan agt Duncan. w. W a,bsft p puy.'
ia Mcuanus AIT Lynch 100. Wedcneye agt tOlgap
I41 Nj D.Vi, iJ..M
iss Pbsn. st scboerenbeeer 200. mcCrah agt OLeay
Ig6. Schneider agi. Schneider. Al. Same agt same
800. SVEN AT. Klein ns' 'doit aYI 49,
ID. Hickey Ggt Burke. ~ Inmbh 'HI is".~
l39. .Glacksn sgt Brady. M nmhe b1 iIs'.
Ag Prospect Park r.. 2o5 kronberg agt I"pna
X. Co. 2O6. .Delwcer sgt Metioyern.
1871. Sven act Same.
SrPrENg CoURT-CKCuTT-KisGs COUNTY
49, Wia%,ai a. saih rlanl 49, ellison sgt Security Go.
lJ2. butcher aSt. Robbins. l5i.. scott agL Griffith
la. .OLeary Rgt Winke $50. Best nRt. Iiawnns.
las. .Teniutt sgt. Rsf. III. .Wagner ag. herkle.
1916. ross agL lenncsey 1873. Golden AT. Aullns.
la. Irwin Long Island r. r. 49, Ness at schmidt
s8. agt same. 100. Phillips agL Conkiip.
1iJ. Mathews lG Copeland FOITth National
49,. Water Gibbs. BANK n. Y.
IJl. Cook PARKER
CONFUSION APPRALsALBtYY jan 1.-THE following IL te
Calendar Friday Nos 2s ai III, 800 3l3, JA y us, Jb
81, $40, 49, ~ 1873, l91.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

Margaret Ksnnedy Fsw.Haven JehB Siusnan, bce1n
Ch.,us C.hh Roe2snd I~enssa Port Morris
navii Nelson Por,sberar Anna Prye Pembroke
n presccti Portland Trade Wind, Virginia.
sarah j. Hoyt Virginia y J. Vaughn vlEih.''
Union, Virginia. A. NJ HAYS sHBns'
FleetTing. Virginia. Idaho virginia,
V.rnr p,,imope e " " FANNIE Pierce Port Johnson
NJ l. Ward, Port johnson, White hock, Pon ycn"''"
Tranr. Port Johpsoo Pointer, Port Johnson
Veto Port J0hnsonL onion, ron Jonnso"'
SAILED. -,
Colunbs for Havana via Nss.an Gen barn "'
yannah; Georgia. Chsrleston Abemare for Norfolk &c
WIEb-suBdown light \. w.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Jan -Ariyd James Cheon, from Leghorn oa ~.
from New Bcdford bgs hert HV'n
Porsu Prince; seh Pomona from Area
MoERos, Jan. 1LArryed brig Anne from Dnstata
ore Passed steamship Hbern from Liverpool for Norfolk
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoNpoypyp1y Jan 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Nova scotan
from Portland Liverpool touched this port osg and proceele
1.-THE North German Lloyd steamship America
Busn 90 arrived at this port to-day en- route 70
Bremen ~ ,u.A....
QUEENSTOWN 1.-THE National line steamship italy WEBSTER
which Dec 3D. arrived at this port to-day and pro-
cceIsl 20 LIVERPOOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HuDNUT's' NO fls BROAD
WAY.
Gam. Noon eHm hfintn.
High TIDE TO-DAY.
Coney Island. Battery. Hell 6se' rmsmis u -
N. pm a an r'a. An SGnn;
Ella $40 go R:l9 1883 W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
lAnnonncements.j

IF people who suffer from the dull stupidity
that meets everywhere Spring and too often in al seasons Of the
hos quick could he cured by fading AYERS SAPARA
purge the bile from their systems should have better negbbOrsAs
we'll clearer heaH TO deal with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

WHEN you are depressed by the gaunt, sickly
feeling dsorei system clesned add stimulated
healthy Of AYERS PILLS and how
quick can be restored for shilling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

CustomhOuse Republicans.
The Washington Capitol says:

Inc W asnlnStOn CUpNOt says:
We happened to be in the room of our
Speaker, the Honorable Blaine, the other
day, when a dele cation of Louisiana Repub-
licans, of African descent was presented to
the Speaker by Senator Kellogg. The mem
bers Of the delegation were gotten up re-
CARELESS OF expense or appearances. They
were brOadclOthed from head to foot, and
bay Widowed front and rear in the most
approved style. Each one had his coat but
toned up and carried himself as if the cloth
held sixteen pounds to the square inch of
dignity. We learned that they were here
to head off Warmoth and sustain the
brother law, which means the admins
tration in Louisiana.
After the formal presentation. which was
conducted as if Mr.. Speaker Blaine were
under great obligations for the honor con.
1erred the delegation solemniy hinged on
the centre and anchored each in an arm
chair. Mr.. Speaker Blaine took this as a
signal that he might go. and accordingly he
went looking very much as if he would like
to rap order in the House with his gavel on
the heads of the aforesaid delegates. Sen
ator Kellogg was left standing. and seemed
some hat at a loss what to do next, when
one OF the delegation solemnly turning to
him, said
go in de House, sal. and tell Sypher to
come out"
Senator Kellogg fastened to obey, and
We. having enough OF the colored civil
rights exhibited On this occasion, imme
diatelY cornered on .>andersOn and swa!-
loved six cocktails known as Congress
water with as many Congressman to re-
gain our equilibrium.
'!Scnd for Sypher'' is the watehword now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
Street Car Propeller.
We copy the following from the Picayu

We copy the following from the Picayune:
DR.. Lamm. the inventor and perfector OF
the ammonia street car propelling appa-
ratus. seems to be devoting his entire ex-
istence to the discovery of a cheap and safe
motor for street car prOpelling purposes.
In his indetatigable pursuits the doctor has
recently applied steam, or supeIheated
water. as it is preferred to be called by
some, to the propulsion of street cars. The
application assimilate5 with the ammonia
process in this that the main apparatus is
located at the car station, where each car IS
to be supplied with the superheated steam,
according to necessity.
The experiments made on Tuesday and
"Wednesday, on one of the Carrolton street
railroad lines, have all the appearances OF
success The car is provided with an iron
cylinder about eighteen inches in diameter,
which is placed on the top OF the car and
extends along its entire length, and weighs
about 700 pounds.
The water having been heated in the
boiler at the station to a temperature OF
400 Fahrenheit, is forced into this cylinder,
and therein is to be found the propeillng
power which connects with an ordinary
steam engine. To maintain the requisite
temperature in the cylinder, that receptacle
is clad with thick revetment of felt or
some other equally non-conducting material.
The experiment on Tuesday can be re-
hearsed i'll a few words. During the trips
that were made from Carrollton to Napo-
leon avenue and return the pressure never
exceeded l25 pounds, although the steam
could be forced in to turn the gauge at 80
with safety; and when the trip was con-
Guided the water in the tank was found to
be still at temperature of from ten to
fifteen degrees above the boiling point.
Those who attended the experiment speak
very highly of the achievement of DR..
Lamln. and declare that he has attained his
object. Renewed experiments will be
made and the apparatus thoroughly tested
before introducing it to the public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.

This evening. the boy actor, Percy Roselle,
will appear in five different characters in
the drama of the boy Detective" Percy
Roseile matinee tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
Monday evening, first representation of
The Commandment, or Thou Shalt Not
-" In active preparation, the sensa-
tional drama Of the "Black Crook"
St. Charles Theatre.
The Wyndham Comedy Company pre-
scented Saratoga" last night to an improved
audience. This evening they will bring
out one of their finest pieces. First grand
matinee tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
Varieties Theatre.
Last night of the great sensational drama
OF the Romance of a Poor Young Man
was produced once more, with Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett as Manuel. This evening and at
the matinee. the poor Young Man. to-
gether with Camille, or the Cracked
Heart" will constitute the entertainment.
Next Monday evening, the dukes Motto >
will be produced in style of unexampled
grandeur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
The journal Of Commerce says:

The bridge now in process OF erection
across the Mississippi at ST. Louis is one of
the wonders of the age. It is TO be a
tubular, cast steel. arch bridge, supported
by the abutment and two piers: the latter
are 5l5 feet apart, and 499 feet each from
the nearest abutment, making those spans
of 800 feet each. Its greatest span is the
same as that of the Kullenberg over the
Leek, an arm of the Rhine. in Holland.
Telfords suspension bridge across the
Menal Straits has a span OF $40 feet. The
Victoria tubular iron bridge Of Montreal
feet Ia mile and ouartery, but it rests
upon twenty-four piers, and its spans are
mainly only 275 feet. The suspension bridge
at Niagara spans S2l feet, and is 22i5 feet
above the water. The East river bridge
VIII span 1900 feet, at a height midway Of
I.3D feet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
2.r:aif.ip Jockey Club.

The annual meeting for the election OF
officers OF the Metairie Jockey Club was
held Wednesday evening, with the sub
joined result:
President-P. O. lIebert.
First Vice President-G. a. Rr"aux.
Second Vice Presdent--T. l.. Macon.
Secretary-H. w. Conner.
Treasurer-M. o. II. Norton.
ladies' Committoe-A. G. kcnnett, j. c.
Hrrndon. T. l.. Clark, DR.. }. D. Bruins, 4.
Nliltenberger, +. E. O'Biieu, W. j. Hare, n
ID. Wallace.
p ~ simmons. +. 0. Minor, }. L. Austin
ID. a. Wilson.
Distance Jndges-D. I. kenner, ". C.
T;ners-C. Il. Socomb, l. Szymarski, II.
b. Foley.
Dir. Underwood, the famous bookseller,
has arrived in the city, and will commence
business for the approaching races this eve
ming at Hawkins saloon, Oh Common street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
DRAINAGE TAX NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF PrsLIc Accounts /
New Orleans March ,, 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ThAf TIE CITY
~ OF New Orleans, duly authorized by law.
will proceed To drain that portion Of the city OF
New Orleans comprised IN the Third Draining Dis
rict lying within the following limits, viz: From
the river Mississippi at st. Peter street, along the
lover side OF said street Canal Caron'ielet, fol-
lowing said canal to Bayou ST. John, along said
sad lase 10 Lafayette avenue, following said
avenIe TO the riTer Mississippi, ali along the
banks OF said river TO e starting point; plan
and tai."au Of which have been made and dtpos-
Iei iS tne Office u rfe Recorder U. Mortgages II
and Tor the parish Of orleans.
The works necessary Fl: t'e t.rlL:,.g of said Dis
Jrict will be CONNER ced as seen rs the puhca-
tons required by law oe made, and compiet I'd
within three years (and, pcssinie to cal
Ct..iItl a cost OF about hundred and twenty
ti:e thousand dollars. ALFRED SHAW
Administrator OF Public Accounts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

Shooting A FUGITIvE.-About daylight
Yesterday morning. Officer Tolbert caught
two men in the act of stealing wood from a
ward in Carrollton, and he succeeded in ar
resting them. When on the way to prison
one of them escaped and would not halt
when called on by the officer to stop. Toll
bert, intending to bring the fugitive to a
stand fired his pistol at random, but the
bullet unfortunate struck the wood stealer
il his back, intiicting a wound that proves
tole.a6ly serious. The sufferer was sent to
LIS home. corner of Levee and Monroe
streets. The other accused, Joseph Porter.
was ,sel1ed up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
CITY TAxL> Or .eTi,

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall March %, 1872.
The bills for citv taxes fIr 1871, LOWED by ordi-
nancfs Nos 1861, 1862 aud 1872, amounting to two
ner cent are now ready for delivery at this Office.
PAYMENTS for the citys proportion will be re.
ceived in certificates OF appropriation. Netrop0l.
tan Police warrants and certificates for amount
maid in of two per cent tax bills OF lSie
Eut the amount due for Interest on the bouue.
debt must be paid in cash
TAXPAYERS are reminded that the new charter
makes il the duty of the AIm.st Gator OF Finance
to collect these bills and that they exiSible by
law before the Legislature again meet. 1t is 4
vain hope, therefore for ueGgutntS to expect an
relief by delay, for viii assuredly enforce tne
law against them i'll justice to those who pa
promptly. JOHN s. WALTON
mhia lst Administrator OF Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, March -, 1872.
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE 70
w me for the cancellation of the official bond
of Antoine Dubuclet State Treasurer in and for
the State of Louisiana, to wit: bond dated July 8,
1863, il the sum of fifty thousand dollars, signed by
Antoine Dubuclet as principal and ROuain Bru2ier,
TONY Lafour, Lanoix Parent, Gadave Casanave
ana Victor Pessou sureties; the said bond being
conditioned for the faithful performance by the said
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested in
the said bond TO file their objections 10 the
cancellation thereof writing in the office of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this thirteenth day OF March, A. D. 1872 and
OF the independence of the United States the
ninety-siXtn. ?. 3. ). PINCHBACK.
b. the acting Governor:
J.W. FAIRFAX, Assistant Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF WArERwORxs AND
Public Buildings,
New Orleans, March 20, 1872.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned until MONDAY, April |, 1872,
at II NJ, for the purchase Ct the iron building at
the foot of Canal street, the same to be removed
immediately after Adjudication of sale.
Terms of sale-Cash on a adjudication.
The city reserves tbs right to reject any and ali
bids.
All parties making proposals for this contract are
required to deposit with the Administrator of FL
nance, evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount OF two hundred
dollars i'll cash, which shall be forfeited to the
city in of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded
shall nave their deposits returned to them the
dav adiEdicat ions made
No BID will be received anless the certificate Of
the Administrator of Finance is inciosed there
with, to the effect that the REQ ired cash deposit
has been made.
Bids to he indorsed Proposals fer purchase of
iron building
uli2- ID L Z. DELASSIZL Aimi RAJ or.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
AVIS DE TAKE DE DISPLACEMENT.

DEPARTMENT DTS C5NPTEs PCsLICs. /
Nouveilezt'T!y2na, 2 Mars, 1872. !
4 WIS EST PAR LIE PRESENT DONNIE QUE IA
"A vile De Ia NOuve!lt-Ortans tUenent autog--
par in l"i proct,leTa de~s.cieg Ce-te portion
de IA vile de la NouveIe-OrIrtns comprise dams le
Troiolvue District de DesS-chemnI.t, dams les Il
mites ci-Ies>oUs. savoir: pepU!s ie teIve Nissis
sippi, Ia rue tt-Pitrre ioaI GG cote den has
de "a dit" rue, jusquau Canal tarondelet, sl,lvaCt
lie al; canal jusquau Bayou St-Jean, ali long d. dit
bayou iasqu'au Lac Pontcaar'la!n, al long DIES
borls dU dit lac iu>qua livenIe Lafayette, suivant
ia dite avenue iuslnau Eieuve Mississippi, e. an
iong DIES joTds dit aeUve jrsqEau pont de de-
part: plan ct un tahleau dcslEelS a etc fat ct
d+pGst an bureau Gu Recorder des HypotheqTeS
dams It pour Ia paroisNc dOrltans.
Les travaux ntcessaires pour le drsstchemont
lu dit district seroct commences aUSsItot que les
publications. Quises par Ia lo serout fdtes, ct se
ront rerines dams tros ans, e. C0jteront I'd aD2es
uu calcu approximately peu PRES SIX cent viIst-
ciuq mile pastres ALFRED SHAW,
Administrators DIES Complies puolcs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
Yc,,ug Mem. Democrats Club

At the Gem saloon, on Royal street,
Wednesday evening, the following vice
presidents were appointed from the differ
ent wards:
From the first, II. J. Crayer: second,
Arch. Mitchell; third, T. L. Macon fourth,
Charles Cavenac; fifth, Julien Michel:
sixth. a. a. Ker; seventh, ?. Malochee;
eighth, Frank Berge; ninth, G: de Ferret:
tenth, J. 3. Eustis; eleventh, Given Camp
bell; twelfth, Eug. Waggamap: thlrteenth,
b. NJ, Tnrnbul!: fourteenth, b. c. Elliott;
fifteenth, N. Tropagnier, and the folloying
executive committees: First District, f. Ii.
McCaleb, chairman: Second District, F. c.
Zachare Third District, J. G. Monrose;
Fourth District, j. j. O'Brien; and Sixth
District, K. j. Fills. Fifth to be appointed.
After which, on motion, the meeting al
iOurned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

SrATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department, :.
New; 0y. e:,ns MarcA ;, 1872. )
TEz3EAS, APPLICATION Has BEEN AAih
~ 10 for the cancellation o. the oiICia
bond Of Emile IInGUre Sheriff IN and iur the parish
OF P0inte Coupee, 30 vii: D0:.d dated December
y, 1870 in the OF Thousand dollars, signed
by EaI.e lInnore as pine pa and " Bas.o VI. St
Armand Lucille DeClliec :. In'yno!r and Z. D. 30.
ward suretes, the said bond htiUg co'idit ionti
tor ia" faithful performances Nv rue sad Enli.e
Honor OF his duties .t'iI at0Grs.i.r.--
.'0tGe ID hero1s gEFe.l III peIauiIs - :oT@5tJ
il the sad houG . II tnajT objections t. tc&
culct'iat'GI Thereof il .E:,-2, = az t-ics OF :
Secretary OF State, within ! -tty uavs Use. tv
LIS, publication hereof.
Given Un.;er ny i}and tuti t.,r SO q! he S''!'-
thl- SECOND daT ~ March i J. 3-L, an! - he me
penieace O. tile Gnile, States t"a Linen - =
l. Z. = Li.l-'ls1h.
B. the Governor
J. y. FA,KgAx. Assistant Secretary ofState
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Parish Executive Committee OF the Re.
publican party OF the parish OF DEMONSTRATING
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at seven o'clock Iii
the Senate Chamner
First Ward-Thomas Isabelle, Joseph P. MURPHY,
Arthur Frrot
:; cnnd Ward-H. C. Dibble. ?. E. Bechte!, T. f,
TIinchard, Thomas Murray.
Third Ward-W. B. Barrett. J ". Quinn, v. ".
johnson, 3. P. Blanchard, Patrick creaGh
Fourth Ward-L. Duffy. g L. Paris.
FIFTH Ward-W liam Eigers }. &. hel:blcr, Edgar
DAVIS.
sixth Waul-A 4. La ferauderie J. A. Brette.
Seventh Ward-J. &. JCu:dain, ". ). Moort, L. P.
Pig"aUX.
Eighth Wail-A j. Armstrong; B. NcKarncn.
Ninth Ward-W. Z. h!iiSr.!a, P. Fondd George
RowalG.
Tenth Ward--J. D. OConre,l, John C. Weaver,
Z. =. Due losjangc.
Eleventh Waltl--J s. Badger. A. J. Johnson.
Twelfth Ward--M. G.. Carroll +. 7. Stamps,
Thirteenth Ward-A. WILSON. ). B. Gaudette.
Fourteenth WaId--HenTv Campbell.
FIT. ctHtn Wilru-B. Buchanan. J. II. II. Camp.
OFFICERS:
4. c. II3BLE P:e.dent.
). Z. JDtRNAlE, Treasurer.
j. y. UCONNELh Secretary.
y. II. GREEN, Corresponding S-cTt tai :.
JEFt STOCkES, Sergeant at Arms.
al communications should be addressed to t.r
car" OF the secretary at the office OF rnr Ch-tt
Clerk of the House OF Representatives. Mechanics
Institute. uh21
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

C2."ISAL CoURT-The following Is the
Gocl.c- Of this court for the next week:
Monday. April Petty jurors sworn in,
and land jury for May and June elected.
Stat - David Dorsey and Charles Wat
son, taaceny: Robert Morris, woundinS'
etc: Charles Jackson and Charles Watson,
Q9saul; and battery.
Tuesday, April IT. 5. Gunther, Fred
BarLhart, Philip RIy, Mrs. McSlickle.
Gee, re White, assault and battery: James
Kiag, II. Monaghan, George White, lar
cenF.
Wednesday, April 3-Washington Tay-
Tor, James Geary. assault and battery;
Roherc H. Clay, frlonious entering; Eugene
Lang!ois, wounding, etc: +. .Schin, ban
hockspltr, larceny.
Thursday, April Is. Parker, false i'm
pIisorment; Thoma. Mcknight, Jr., Charles
Dunn. nIr-. Munich, assault and battery:
john Taylor, larceny: Thomas Fitzgerald,
shooting. etc: san! Johnson, carrying con-
cealed weapon.
Friday, April ) and Saturday. April G.
NJ cases fixed. Sentences, motions and
rules
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

This does not include several smaller
gems. amounting in value to over S25.000.
The Gar Nicholas. Of Russia, father to
the present Emperor, presented her with
diadem and coronet OF diamonds valued al
500, 600. one diamond alone Of which weighs
nine and half carats and is considered
worth Sll geo, gold. This, we are informed,
has never been reset contrary to state
ment published), but still decks the dia-
dem. The cross which she wore in MARY
Stuart was presented by the present Car
of Russia. and the solitaire diamond ring by
the Archduke John, of Austria.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

It is said that people owe their long lives
+o tiannels. and it is known fact that ex-
ternal preservation from damp prolongs
life and that even in the hottest day OF
summer flannel garments should not be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
NOTICE.

OFFICE Mate TAX COLLECTOR \
First District, No. CaroaGelet street )
New Orleans March g. 1872 !
V7VHE TAXPAYERS OF THIS DISTRICT ARE RE-
4 spectfuly requested to come forward, without
delay and settle their tax bills o: 1871 and licenses
for the current year, thereby avoiding further
trouble and expense
milo 2nt GEORGE A. SHFRInAN Collector
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29

TWAS once remarked in the hearing OF a
rttlc c;rI OF thirteen that all things came
Inv chance. and that the world, like a mush-
room. sprang up in a night. 81 should ike
~ know. SIR" said the child, where the
seed came from p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-29
PETITION.
NEW ORLEANS, March %, L

NEW ORLEANS, WarCn u, I9'y.
ITO THE HONORABLE MANOR AND COUNCIL
4 OF the City of New Orleans: Gentlemen-The
undersigned, real estate owners on both sides of
Carondelet street, from POydras to Deiord street,
and on Girod street, from st. Charles to Caron-
delet street. DESTROYS that said Gan ondelet and
GirGd streets, within the above named boundaries,
should be paved will square stone blocks, and that
the banquettes in front of the same should be
tagged, where necessary (wit stone cirbins), ana
they. srectfully request that the necessary ac'
ton be taken for said purposes, under section ten
act No. 48, session of 1871.
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