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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

Coroner Creagh held thirty-seven in
quests and seventeen views last month,
KITCHEN GARBAGE on TIE BANQUETTEs.
Ever since the horse disease has prevailed
otfal carts have failed to make their usual
rounds to carry off garbage and trash left
in front of dwellings. These substances, in
most instances, are liable TO breed IN
pleasant odors and, perhaps, something
worse Or. G. b. White president Of the
Board Of Health, makes the following excel
lent suggestions;
The disease prevailing among animals
used for draft will TO great extent, pre-
vent the removal of garbage and household
Ottal. 1t will, therefore, accumulate IN CON
siderable quantities, and if the weather be
continuously warm, its decomposition will
iDiuriously affect the health Of the cOmmu-
njty. To prevent such possible injury,
recommend the use OF disinfectants. 4
suitable mixture for this purpose will be
pint Of crude carbOl!c acid ard one-han
pound OF copperas thoroughly mixed in
three gallons of water, the amount CON
tanned in one of the wooden buckets in or
binary use. If more convenient, one-half
pint Of the zinc iron disintectant may be
used in the mixture instead Of copperas.
The crude carbolic acid and copperas will
be found somewhat less expensive. The
mixture thus prepared should be spTinkled
over with accumulations of garbage daily,
or with sufficient frequency 10 delay decom-
position and prevent the escape Of all I'M
pleasant odOrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

OPERA HOUSE.
L. PLACIDE OANONGE. Manager.
Sunday Evening, December I !, 1872,
VIII be performed the drama in five acts entitled
La TOUR DE NESLE.
After which, the comedy, in one act entitled
UNE TASSE De THE.
Doors open at half past six O'clock performance
commences at seven. del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

SEEING THEM.-The first precinct police
yesterday raided some of those nice
looking young men who so daintily range
around the corner Of St. Charles and Com
mon streets, and against their names stands
the long charge. Too many ''squeals'
lately is one of the causes, and before the
accused get through with the business they
will find there is no fun in court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

The clothing store Of Mr.. z. Bruen, No
l45 Poydras street, was robbed Sunday by
a sneak thief, who had hidden himself in
side the store before it was closed in the
day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

a pupil in an uptown school, 'lufjag a
definition lesson, was asked TO define 81
''obloDg' The class had just recitsd. in
concert, that an oblong eyas - straight
figure, with two long and two short sides.'
but the pupil, who lad caught she sound
rather than the sense of the definition, IN
nocentIy answered, IAN oblong is lame
niger, with two long and two short sides -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03
LEGAL NOTICES,
1EQNETiON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HE0NETRON.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARRISH
OF ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

CoHFIDBNTIAL-Detectiye Jerry Dono-
van yesterday arrested a confidence man
who uses the name of Charles f. Holly. 4
widow, several days ago, complained that
accused had induced her to trust him with
several pieces of silverware TO sell for her,
he representing that he and her husband
had been intimate friends. He failed to
make any return, and when arrested denied
having tle4least knowledge Of tie lady.
He was confronted by her and she identi-
fed him fully, when he wilted. Holly has
also played Customhouse officer, obtaining
small sums Of money BY pretending that he
would secure positions il the granite build
ing for his victims. His race is nearly run.
GIRL IN MALE ATTIRE.-Last evening,
soon after dark, a youthful person visited
the first precinct stationhouse, asking for
nights lodging. Clerk Furniss questioned
the applicant, and though the dress was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

Notice TO COnsignees.-New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company, New Or
leans La, November 80, 1872 onsgnees Of sun
dry freight and cotton received per New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern railroad, having
claims against this company for loss Or damage,
are requested to render a bill. attaching thereto
also the Dill of ladtrg for the shipment All claims
for loss or damage OF shipments Of freight from
New Orleans should be accompanied by the dray
receipt, bill Of lading, or copy Of same. Con
formity with these requirements viii secure
prompt investigation and adjustment CT claims.
nn.n E. 4. EI-REE Ereioht Aren't.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

| CRIMINAL CoURT.-The new District At
| torney, John McPhelin, took his place yes
terday morning and conducted the business
| incumbent on him.
The following accused were aTraigned
and pleaded not guilty:
Henry Clay, larceny of two geese.
joseph Burns and Charles Williams, iaS
ceny Of three pair Of shoes.
Celestini Dotre, larceny OF silk dress.
Pat MCGEE, assault on Henry Marsh, with
intent to kill.
August n. Hanwatstoh pleaded guilty 90
the larceny Of 81 50.
Richard Anderson, found guilty of infict-
ing a wound less than mayhem on Simon
Stark, was sentenced to seven months i'm
prisonment in the Parish Prison.
The court, after transaction Of business,
adjourned until Wednesday morning, to al.
low the sheriff to make new list.
The two men, Dido Baptiste, alias Camil
liza Cabrella, and Francois Mortnez, alias
Sylvio Antoine. charged with the murder
Of Antonio Carrafa, at the Lake End, on
tie eleventh Of August last, for the purpose
Of realizing an insurance on his life, were
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Attheir
request Judge A. A. Attocha was appointed
by the court to defend them.
BAD CoEDITIoN OF a PUBLIC SCEoOf-
HoUsE.-The sanitary inspector Of the
Second District has made the following re.
poGt to the Board Of Health:
New ORLEANS, November 30, 1872.
Dr. c. L. White, President Board Of Health:
SIR have the honor to report that
find the public school building at the corner
OF Claiborne and St Peter streets in bad
sanitary condition, for the following rea-
The drainage is deficient, the cutters
being out of order. A portion of the yard
is unpaved and too low. The earth closets
are broken and offensive to smell; the privy |
structures need repairs; the urinal has be !
come positive nuisance from faulty con-
struction and neglect. On the day Of my |
visit two of the school rooms were deserted,
having become intolerable from smoky |
stoves. The property belongs to the city |
of New Orleans.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. S. HERRICK, NJ. D.,
Sanitary Inspector
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03
FURNITURE.


=
JOSEPH L. HUBBARD,
Corner of PeFslIdo and Rampant streets,
Has On hand oZe Of the most complete and hes:
selected stocks a ParLoT. Bedroom AID Dining.
TOum Sers ever offered = this CIV.
Also. ali GescI pti0Ls Of lon Ir-c= Furniture fQT
plantation AID family ..se. GOODS packed VIII
care ana delivered free 81 charge. 81 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

FFEEE STATE OP LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM IT
4 nav concern. Whereas, John Lehman has
purchased at q sale made by S. Guinault, auc
tjoneer on The second day of November 1872
the property hereinafter IL scFIbed and has APP
ped 70 the Judge OF this court for a monitiOn or
advertisement in conformity to sections 1910 to
1580 OF act No SC of the session acts of 1870 COM
monty known as the Revised Statutes OF Louisiana.
Now, therefore, know We and all persons inter
esttd herein. are hereby cited and adIGOnished in
the name Of the State OF Louisiana, and of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
who can setup any righttile or claim in and to the
property hereinafter described, il consequence of
any lLtoTmality il the order, decree jndgne Mt
OF the court under which the sale was made Or
any irreguiarity or iEegalty in the appraisement
or advertisements, in time manner of sale, or
for any other defect whatsoever, to show cause
within thirty days from the day this mOnitiOn is
first inserted in the public papers, why the sale SO
made should not be hOm0log&ted and confirmed.
Tie said property was sold by the aforesaid auC
tiOnee& by virtue of and pursuant to an order rem
deTed September23, l872 by the s&jd Second District
Court for the parish Orleans in the matter of the
succession Of Manuel M0rano, No. IS 655 Of the
docket OF tie said court, at which sale the said
John LeLdhan became the purchaser for the sum
OF $50.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T ,oUIsIANA JOCKEY CLUB.

OVER $1,000 IN PURSES AND STAKES.
POstponemeut until Saturday, December 2.
The second days races will take place as adver-
tised, providing the horse cars are running to the
grounds. G. A. BREAUX,
de3 At President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03
IN ELECTROMAGNETIC. I225,

TIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
L Of lis appointment as ass gnee of the estate
81 :. jIstus, Of New Orleans parish Of Or
cans: and state of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt
upon b IS own petition.
~ INV z NORTON Asainnee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03
lAHgC SEEIENT%s
ct. Charles THEATRE

SIR Chanfrau still continues lis iinper.
sonations Of M Reading in the great South.
err drama OF KIT, the Arkansas Traveller, +"
which presents scenes n Arkansas and
Louisiana. Kit this evening.
academy Of Nusics
The audience at the Academy Of Music
last night, who expected the presentation
of an exciting play N the drama OF "Davv
Crockett,H were not disappointed. The
play. written by the late Frank Murdoch,
OF the Varieties Theatre, contains some ex-
cellent points, and it was produced in sp}en-
did style; with good company. il Will be
r,n,n IL u -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

Coroner Creagh held thirty-seven in
quests and seventeen views last month,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03
Notfc-yTeefinc of StockhoIders.-N

The "Terrebonne PatrIot,'' Published
at Eeuma, Louisiana, is one of tie best advertis-
ing mediums il Southern Louisiana. del3 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03
Varieties Theatre.

The Varieties Theatre management has
been extremely fortunate III securing suco
cessiyely two stars Of such magnitude as
Miss Clara Morris and Dir. John 7. Rayo
mond, though their roles are entirely dis
similar. Mr.. Raymond's ice BM'Lsr, a re-
tired farmer, is one OF the most original,
unique and pleasing characters presented
Oh the stage for some time, and j! vii!
draw
Opera House.
The drama Of Don Caesar de Bazan" will
be presented at the Opera House tonight
for the second time. The entertainment
provided by Manager Canonge drew out a
large house Sunday evening. Ii tie weather
is favorable It viii be larger tonight
Exposition Hall.
The first Of the Strakosch concerts will
be given At Exposition Hall OF sic evening
Of Tuesday, the seventeenth instant. Sucn
eminent musical talent as that possessed
by CarIotta Patti, the queen Of the concert
room; Miss A. L. Cary, the favorite con
tralto: Mile. /. Carreno, the distinguished
pianist; Sgnor e. Scolara. the famous
basso: Mons. z. Samet. the talented vo-
inist, and Signor G. Marie. the celebrated
tenor, will delight our nusic-ioNing people
on that occasion.
HOLIDAY B0oks-Ihe Sunday Times has
the following, which We think is pretty
good:
Asking young friend what she thought
of his holiday books, she sent me the fol
lowing lines as ter reply to my question.
and send il TO you that You may see how
closely young cir! Gan scan When she
CHOOSES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
BEN DRBaR. ......,.... Proprietor
ALEX. FIGZGEkAhD. .........'..... Stage Manager
Second and last week of the celebrated comedian
1IRs F. $. CHANFRAU.
Tuesday Evening, December 3,
The great Southern drama of
KIT,
The Arkansas Traveller.
Kit Redding. S. Chanfrar.
Scenes in Arkansas and Louisiana.
Doors open at a quarter to seven; the overture
viii commence at a quarter to eight o'clock
de3 P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

a TAI E>,..... w tue
MIRA NON,
Dealer In All Kinds 81 Furniture.

NoTICE.... '....
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.,......MARI0s
HE STRAKoSCH CONCERTS.

In the week commencing December l6, 1872, Mile.
GARL0TTA PATTI, queen of the concert room;
MISS A. 1. CARY, the tayOrite .contraltO; Mile. r.
CARRBSo, the distinguished pianist Signcr E.
H N.Y. the famous bassoi Mons: E. SAURET,
brated tenor. Sig. MARIO aeeompanist
Patti-Mario ticket office at Grlnewald's Music
Store no30
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT Of LOUISIANA,
N TIE MATTER OF F. R. JUSTUS-EANK
IliUt,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10
PassenEorH,'

Per steamship Champion, for New York-Miss
Huger, Hubbard, Coates. E Darling.
J D F Duncan, W Anderson, @ e Tuxburry, P
wife, L Spencer, W smith, P Caid gel, II Howe. o
Hood. F.Dover, W Moore, Jos Leckie. O Robin.
son, R II Wallace, G Wallace, W L Brenner, X E
Reason, r Graves, Mrs J A Newman. Mrs W B
Sarvis, W Lowrey, W u Fulton, O Barnett W D
Barnett. B strickland, G Hsmbrlghs, Harden, "
Mccullough, w Dawson, A hayes, Sanders, W P
Anthony, W Ramsay, D Ramsenr, Wright B
Taylor and wife, Mrs. D Rlker. Miss. RlEer, Mrs
Brown, salas, W Davis, Mss E carr: Rev A
Glennie wife and child, q Jenka AMI wife, Mrs
Dr L. land, Mrs Foster, Mrs J W Bradley and
child, Mrs Woodberry, Mrs Boyden, Oonyers.
Plncsney, II Drayton, W Aiken. ] Coleman, 7
Cochran, " Trumbnll, Cd Mclean, Leiut Gala;
Heriot, ~ Redding, Mrs II sleg!ing, Mrs Thos I
simons, Mrs Horlbeck, Miss & Kruse, Master
F Rlker, J A simons, X Siegllpg, Mrs Artson. Mrs
Gibbs and Two children, " Taylor. MISS Wooo'
] Smith, Mrs BecKman'and Two children, q Hol.
den, T Mitchell and wife. Mrs Lor ng, Mad.
den, w Brown and wife, & d Bronssn, II Brown,
II wheeler, Mrs n r Bacot, A II Rhett, P Dyer, 8
Gillette, vile aud child, and 81 deck.
Per steamship Georgis, from New York.Cspt
Jas Berry, Mrs T O Whitehead. N 81 John, Mrs
Auders son, g Mckenzie, A o Haynes and vile, Ed
canon, Mrs II Ashcroft, Miss Ashcroft, Mr ana
Mt9 Al Curtis and TWO children. Miss Garsed, ]
Nes0n.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, and Way Lsnuings-Ool
K ) Duryea, A Marshall, II W crouch. II Jones,
FIJI zsimons, " Harrison, and one deck.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka via
Jacksonville. Fernandina and Savannah-Aiss
Davis, Ohi'd, J r Miort Lieut. EgDert and 4
men, Mrs Harsohn, W Bradford, Miss McNulty, y
l. Carter Mrs Bomond, Mr. Marshall, Mrs Cooper,
Mrs Marshall, and five deck. g,.,
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter.
pr1se, Rockville, and W6y LandinRs-Mlss L
SeabrooE, + Schafer and n Whaley.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DRESS GOODS REDUCED IN PRICE, at A. r
stlllmsn's Dry Goods House, No. 2sl King
street. Other goods In great variety and very
reasonable: Good stock of Cassimeres ST.
Tweeds at so cents; Linen Drills and Ducks,
Gauze and sllk-mlxed Flanuels, Table Dam.
asks, Damask Napkins and Doylies, Marseilles,
Toilet, Honey comb and Allendale Quilts,
Linen sheetiDg, Pillow Linens, Towels, Rus
sla, Blrd-eye, Huckaback and Basket Diapers,
Crash, Dowlas, white and buff Piques, and
some striped aud figured iu black and colors,
Linen Cambria Handkerchlels at St cents each,
Fans, Hosiery, Gloves and Under.Vests for
ladies, misses and gents, of every description,
gents Gauze Vests as low as so cents, Toilet
Soap; very cheap, Paper Collars, Aimsr's
Cologne, &C., 81 -, &C., at the Dry Goods House
OF A. R. Stlllnna.., No. 2Sl King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10

CLUBS AND SrARs.-Annie Haywood, arrest
ed for raising disturbance on Elliott street,
and flying at the policeman in the Guardhouse
and tearing his coat, was sentenced to pay e
7ne of three dollars or go to the House of Cor
recton for twenty days.
A mad dog which was being chased by a
crowd of boys, at the corner of Warren and
Kiug Streets and blta colored man who tried
10 club it, was dispatched with shot from
revolver by one OF the police. The animal
was q common brlndle cur of no value.
Andrew Rafferty,, found lying In the Market
In stale of blissfnl intoxlcation, was taken
to the Guardhouse and paid q fine of one
dollar. ..s.s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10
Boston Market.

De
CoFFEE-The market is very nrm fur all kinds
or cotree and prices are gradually tending up
ward. Sine, recent large movements in Java,
nothing has been done OF any Importance, with
sales in bond at 19ka21 nc, gold; Rio at Is ha18H
Maracaibo and Laguayrs at 16al8c per pound. gold
In boud. In st. Domingo nothing has been done
for week or two past, and prices are quite nomi'
nal. @ 'a -.
CoTToN.-Prices Of cotton have rapidly advanc-
ed under speculative influences at New York, but
there Ia little or no demand at the extreme prices
now current from manufacturers, and quotations
are entirely nominal. We tote ordinary at COX
a2lc good ordinary at 2,a.4Kc. low middng at
25ha28c. and middiing 26ha27c per pound.
DOMsSTICs-The upward movement In cotton
has impaired more trmness to the goods market,
hut the demand continues quite light, and no
transactions Of importance. Woollens also move
quite slowly, and the trade continues unsatisfac-
tory.
GuNNY BAas.-The market for gunny bags Ia
quite dull 0nd prices are nominal 16sl6Hc cur
rency.
GUNEY CLorH-Thi4 article is firm, with aalea
OF 100 rolls domestic at t6c for prompt, and II Nc
for future delive =. Now held at l8h and 17Ha
18c per yard
NAVAL LsToREA-Splrits turpentine has declined
and sales are now making at 63i64c. In tar the
sales have been In small los at $4a4 25 per bb
for Wilmi gton. Rosln ls quiet at s. 7ea4 lol
common and 81 25a4 so for No 2, up to $6a7 81
per bbl for pale. In pitch, sales at 81 6oaa 76 pei
| Dbl for Southern.
RloB.-Oarollna ia dull and no sales OF any con
sequence. Prices range from 8t9Xc per pound
| for common and prime. Ia Rangoon sales at6Hs
| 7c and In fair demand; and Palma has been sell
| ing at 73Ia7Xo per pound, In small lots.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10

A RAID Upon A BREAD CART.-About six
o'clock on Saturday morning one of those
tasteful and springy vehicles known as bread
carts stopped at the corner of Reed and Meet
Ing streets, and the well-breatl driver de-
scended as usual for the purpose OF leaving at
a house the quotidlau supply of brown loaves.
Isaac Wise, sharp colored boy, also on a
loaf, observed the movement, and slipping
Into the cart, proceeded to inspect the fnan-
clai department of the concern by breaking
Into the money drawer. He had appropriated
the contents and was making off, when the
eorpulenr Jehu came out and saw what was
going on. Pursuit was out of the question.
Dut tne young man raised his voice q little and
attracted the attention Of policeman, who
GRABBED Isaac. The latter was taken be.ors
the Mayor, and after a short Interview retired
to the municipal farm on Ashley River. where
he will rusticate for thirty days. Isaac ex-
pressed the highest disgust for the affair. and
will let bread carts alone In future. He found
exactly six cents in the money drawer,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10

respective crews, who ST. ook hands and smiled
over the matter like true friends and gallant
rivals. q :,
In the evening the two boat clubs with
several Invited guests. assembled at the hall
of the Palmettoea, which was Handsomely
hung with flags for the occasion. The events
of the day were talked over, and the company
passed pleasant evening in the interchange
OF social courteales appropriate to the &C.
casion.
INCIDENTS OF THE RACE.
Devil fish were very common during the
afternoon. Several were seen leaping Into
the air; one hitched into the anchor OF one Of
The floats and ran off with 1t, and one paid
| some cIvilities to the anchor OF the stake boat,
which were highly appreciated by the occu'
pants.
The race was one mile exactly. The Wave
shipped several seas, and her crew were com
pletely drenched
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10
1nt.rior Cotton Markets.

LAURRNs, June 8.
The difficulty OF shipping from this point VIII
account IOr the low prices compared with other
markets. We quote for this market at 22he.
Little II any Offering.
UNION, June 8.
Cotton at 23c. 10 bales sold during the week.
ANDERSON, June 8.
sales OF cotton for the week ending to-day g
bales. Prices this afternoon rarge Irom 23a23hc
ORANGEBURG, June Z.
Sales during the week Is bales. We quote: Or
dlnary &c, low midd.ing 23c, middliug &c.
ROCK HILL June Z.
After last report our market steadily advanced
M TO Yesterday when sales were made aH high as
25c. To-day the wire brings unlaVoraole news
and we cannot quote middllngs abefe 24Ac; sales
Of the week 68 bales.
MACON; June 7.
The cotton market Is firm at 23a23kc for mid
dlings. sales rs bales; receipts shipped 81.
MONTGOMERY, June I.
The market is. quiet. Good ordinary 22ho;
strict good ordinary 22Xc; low middlings 2SHc;
mlddllDgB Mc.