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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-05

HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 4-Nickerson
If0nse-J Goodwin. Charleston; ] G Young.
c, ~ r; J McDougall, Fla; Werner, {
] r Blake, Davidson College; W Al Shackel-
ford, !; j " WShackelford. city; o T Porcher.
J NJ Seigler, Greenville.
Columbia Hote'-J B Cureton, N o. Rion,
Winnsboro; G Wicks. York; ] Buxbaum,
Pa; d l. FillJan, N C.; Mitchell, Charleston:
q Whitney, w i G r K; W NJ Watson, W G
jennings, Edgefeld; 0 Lang, Pa; Pogue,
Q; Il Markuater, Y; i Powell, Md;
L Atkinson. Graniteville; w v Izlar, Orange
burg; G Mohitt, N Y; W D Mayfeld. Ark; W
i Hemphill, Abbeville; ] Vinson. Winns-
boro.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
frequent head. ache, mouth taetes badly, po Dor
appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering
FROM Torpid Liver or "Biliousnees." and no.
thing will cure you 30 speedily and perma-
neutly ns DR.. pierce's Golden Medical pisco-
very.
increase OF female lOveliness ia the eye.de-
lighting result OF the immense popularity
which HAdAN's MAGNOLIA BALM has obtained
among the ladies OF America. Compilations
radiant with snowy purity and tinged with
the roseate hue Of health are commonly met
with whenever it is used. For the sallow and
| unwholesome appearance OF the face and
neck, which utterly counterbalances the ef-
feet OF any personal attraction the owner may
possess, it substitutes that clear, pearl-like
complexion which is such q trRnscendant
charm in woman, and renders the toughest
skin as soft as Genoa velvet. No one is more
astonished than the person using it at the
marvellous transformation which It effects in
these particulars. SAT t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-05

PHGNIxIANA.-Above all other features
which adorn the female character, deli
cacy stands foremost within the province
OF good taste.
Those are the best husbands and
fathers who prove their devotion by
actions which continue to bless even
after death.
None are so seldom found alone, and
are SO soon tired of their own company,
as those coxoombs who are on the best
terms with themselves.
One of the greatest evils Of the world
is that men praise, rather than practice.
virtue. The praise OF honest industry is
on every tongue, but it is rare that the
worker is respected more than the drone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
Fairbanks, Scale Warehouse.

Two or three days since we.pubIished the
following paragraph:
Colonel Franklin Fairbanks is a candi-
date for the speakership of the Vermont
House He ought to be able to scale that
emlnence, standing on his own platform,
and by his own weight to make any oppo-
nent kick the beam.
The firm of Fairbanks & CO. have an
agency at No. 50 Camp street, represented
by Mr.. w. B. Bowman, who is now doing the
leading business in that line in this city.
His stock comprises weights and measures,
railroad track. weigh lock, hay, coal, plat
form and counter scales, fine gold and drug
gists' scales, chimney fues, chimney caps,
intersections, functions, sewer and drain
pipes, Troemen's steel corn mill, Baldwin :
patent money drawer, etc. Mr. Bowman
deals with country merchants and plent
ers as well as With CITY traders, and all
agree in the declaration that he is an excel
lent business man, whose representations
may always be relied on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
SON Hnnd,s'

Tomorrow evening "On Hand'' EilG be
presented at the Academy with the goIIowo
ing cast;
jack Norton, a hayward youth; HOLLY
NcGOrnely, an Irish domestic; Jacob Hans
mailer, a German clarionet player; Blu the
Buster, one of the b'hOys; Hoses LeUi Cohen,
an old clothes man; tSha,sga-hi, a Chinaman;
Fat Charley JoSephuS orange Blossom, a
cuIled pussOn, Dennis UcNuity, an Irish
musician; 4uIome BaTGg0Jdj, an Italian
harper; 1r. S00WeRh0Ue21, a country gentle
man, Mr.. Johnny Thompson; NcNorton, a
retired merchant, G. ?. DeGr0at; Charles
Norton, brother to Jack, I. 6. COtter; John
: Harrison, friend to the Nortons, G. Morton;
BI0OQg0Od keeper OfcOncert eellar,J +. Pike;
John James iSnugqleS, from England, Roland
Reed: Pletint ODoaCd, an Irish emigraut,
John T. Craven; Mart, Dutch beer-tender,
Samuel Norman; Macy, keeper Of a club
house, l.. NJ. Mccormick; Policeman, j.
Burnett. NelgSbOy, L. +. White; Larger
StiHuer, J. Redmond Ryan; Darts, Antonio
Reeds; Satlor, j. r Ryan; Lacy Hurbi8on
wife to HARRISON, Miss Louisa Hawthorne;
Georgtona Norton, Miss frankie Mcclellan;
Biddy Hoolaghan, Miss Ella Mayer; Clar0
NeciUe, Miss Fannie Francis.
The St. Louis Republican said of this
play:
johnny Thompson is playing "On Hand
to good houses, and with great success as
an actor. The play affords him all the lati-
tude lie could ask for his protean proclivi
ties and his capacity for making fun. His
changes of character are sharply drawn,
and are not more perfect in their makeup
and external belongings than they are in
voice, dialect, action and everything else
that distinguishes people with marked tea
lures and Strong traits one from the other.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
second ward LibeEaIso

There svas regular meeting of the Cen'
srai Club Of the second ward las: evening,
Major Burke presiiingo
Mr. Manuel c. Rogers was unanimously
elected assistant secretary Of the club. THE
selection Of Judges Of election for delegates
to che Liberal convention on the fourth
October being in 0rdero Messrs. Asthenas.
Ccegiey. Furman. Duffy. Lane. Van Houton
and HangweI were nominated. when al!
hus Nessrs. Asthenaso Cregiere and Lang.
vel! declining. the !attes gentlemen were
elected by accfamationo and empowered to
appon! clerks OK election, aot to exceed s!s
"a NUMBER
The president Of the club 'as, on motion.
authorized 20 appoint 10 I'LL vacancies,
should any ct She judges Of election aoc
seyyeo
The following resolution, offered By SIR.
Hyde, was adopted:
Reso1ced, That at the election Of delegates
TO the Liberal convenJions 20 be held all the
fourth of October, voters be required to
produce theiC registration papers, # they
have obtained chem, ca make affirmation
thar they are bona fde voters OF the ward,
and, in each case acting in sympathy with
the Liberal movements
. 4 motion 60 reconsider che resolution Of
Mr.. Hyde was festo
Captain Ward moved that the election Of
delegates be held IN che wigwam corner Of
Delord and Caronde!et Streets The motion
was carried. and the club Adjourned till the
third Of OCTOBER when candidates for dele.
gates 70 the convention are to be nominated
prior 70 the election on the fourth Of 0esoo
hera
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
THE. PEOPLES COLUMN.

| Brief Communications Pls6lished-Long
Ones heeariably RGected-IIhe Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
IN the Communications.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
In yesterday mornings paper you state
| that the case Of William Baker vs.. j. NJ.
Cass was tried, and, after some argument,
was dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
Permit ne to ask what kind Of trial it
was On Friday morning I made an aft
| davit before United States Commissioner
Weller, charging j. n. Cass with wrong
fully and Illegally refusing to place my
name on the registration book Of the first
ward, because I declined to comply with
what l believed to be an Illegal demand.
Commissioner Weller, at the time the aft
dayit was made, did nos tx. the hour he
would try the case, but when he did he was
to notify me, and also Mr. f. A. WoIfey,
who desired to be present at the time Of
trial. About half-past one o'clock Friday,
IN my absence, without having given me
any notice, and without an opportunity of
being pr0sent either in person or By cou.p-
eel, the so-called trial was had. Cornois-
sloner Weller declined to hear any state.
ment from me in the morning, on the ground
th&t he would prefer to heay it when the
parties were all present.
On Saturday morning, seeing the STATE,
ment in your paper. proceeded to the
Inlted States marshal's office. and upop !
inquiry and examination OF rne docIet
found there %as no record of anv
such case, nor was anything known
ABOUT it in that Office Calling upon
Mr.. Woidey, I found that he knew
nothing of the case except what he
saW IN your paper. In she course Of the
lay learned from Mr. W. R. Whitaker
What l have stated about the trial. and
bat he had drawn attention to the fact
nat was absent, and not represented.
You can now see that there must he a
ere" loose somewhere, Or why such prbf.yate
nd ex parte procedure FurtRa13er COM
lent IS unnecessary. The tracts speak foE
lemseITeso WIELLIAM BAKER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
Born Drunks

From she New York Trbune.1
Among the names registered at the
TOmbs the other night was that OF youth
about fifteen years old. who had been ar.
rested for being drunk. But he was not
drunk, nor had he been drinking. He was,
moreover, in good. sound health, but gave
all the external indications 0f being intoXi'
Gated when arrested by police officer,
Upon protesting to the keeper Of the TOmbs
that he was not intoxicated, it was revealed
thar the unfortunate youth had been born
natural drunkard, or rather, that he had
always acted like such q thing. He said
that. although in tLe very best of health,
ne had never been able to walk without
Staggering His speech was not unlike that
OF persons in the state OF intoXication, and
when excited he would nutter end reel.
The unfortunate youth was detained until
the next daro and was not sent to the
courts 20 be gaZeG at through judicial
speeeacleso a subsequent Investigation of
the case proved that the lad was telling
tie truth about himself, but his condition
revealed q demonstration Of that natural
law that the child IS = tair copy of his
parents. It appears shat prior to marriage.
the father had been a secret but confirmed
ineb!iate. and when Ghe facts became known
% the woman thus suddenly and uneXpect'
eddy, she wept-!n the most terrible manner.
almost br06ef-ieayted sne contemplated
the future misery in store for her. Months
passed away, TheD it was discovered that
the child at three gears OF age acted
strangely, and st tie same emu of six
months the unhappy woman fully realized
all her SoGebodingso The effect produced
Upon the mother was not without its inhuo
ence upon the father however, Realizing.
in the midst of tears Of bitter anguish, the
sin that mad been visited upon the child, the
man ytf0pmfdo He has now several bright
Obi a+iR 1vnrOs,Gar,yo
they are. Bus the boy that was brought
into the Tombs was not drunk. bu? has enc
tailed upon Kim q life st 5liseEys as it was, 3
blasted destiIvo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29

| TEy0 THE HONORABLE = n DTRETT TYTEp
Of tie the District Court of the United States 9pF
me b pS nefo on q" Eofa4 of fbe ef @ ~
| ORLEANS bere&o aInaaring &c tba asqfgnt.s IA
p banFnrc nefF If +ha stats Of as e 49,
bantrII6t resnertfIIIv TetTesents that among +ssS
to the aforasaf6 estate in banInnfcy there +7F.
- - - 90 r. ~, r. -
~ f e'st atrSet ~ tie '+'b
Vi o. - &c ,,16 ~ IN tI 2irS+ Disso. ~
tho ct Of NJ 0r1aaTs in rha sGnara banpGs5 Eg
St CHARLES T4Tnsich0ras CaronIeIet ana MAJ
to1o s+ot+s litlosIlri,>,, afrrI+ faa+ So
nnbo. froTt o - STarIlS streat Nv 9na T5S
ma - at 5Ge2 1r5fT iI,IrCI-e;,cr+s ns3stt
NJ NJ q 90 " g. ~ Si,5,Sa S - 0 NA-" N p" a. '
1 ~ 90 800 ~ T,,,,,,,d =, the E;rs+ nie+;s
90 az 80 ~ NJ Sr1a521e het +hn s,l,9ra bo,I
ed Inv Cannon (Irayier Clark and CfenOis streets
and ~ s1IbIiIIed MO +hir 49n lots neasi'r
d"ett eS i iSG ~. ~ IvTI I,"o e@tH1 nS
9ePILls ~ M ~ ~ - ~ " ", ' ~;
u i! "t5u ~ ~ y go % 1Cr6 " P ~ u
8ITln aaatH ian aL ~ 3V 80, 1ooyI 70 +1+ the tts
IotLi r. ~ ~. tt ~ GS rte
norG i,ornSeTa5 S1|j carTeJ viii the faI1G%y5rs
beTeSa fer lI,ecit4i Inort%a9as indaments ifrs
and priytaeses resting t4e5goR R to vi % 1905 20
ase -: go " % r., ~ ~ e ~ f ot 600
ort9aSe ~ 80 " 6H8S H S g Ior FSSV
IN va ~ NJ Cai{es = Nas tor q,
ili "a ~ % = ~ oFaaTS 4 Ut 2oGG
Mortgage IN favor OF Mrs. caroline f. Potter
.59 ~ -'i 7"s9 al Ia " u "'1uA'"S A' -"~
4I Idi S4 ,ror+gaa IN favor If q + crarl7az 81
VI T a. %, II, favor of citv of Na- r
IeSt, @ = t{0 IL " '''' u
efI, % n,9rf%Ge IN favor of Johns Star z,.
prJr+7eoas n favor of S4o+A of Toufsiara 7,,-
Privilares in favor Of Draining COMPANY.
And vozfI pqtiTf0upr further Tepraseuts that a Ia
imnossIbIe fot, nm 10 determine the validity IA
said iucUm ORANGES and tie amount due theleors
that he can not ascertain the value of said proTeYtg
nv agreement between himself and tile credip5f8
holding said security as provided in section twenty
of the bankrupt act of l5s7 And that it is necga
sarv in order to ascertain the value of said pIo
erty and for the due proper and speedy admins
tratiOn Of said estate and for the interest Of rA5
creditors therein that said estate be sold at pubSe
auction, free aud clear Of all membranes. Thai
all said judgments mortgages. liens and privileges
recorded against said property bo Cancelled and
erased so that your petitioner can convey d Clssr
and uniucrmbered title to any purchaser thergoz,
reserving to SAID J. NJ Kern Thouy Lafou, D. P5pes
ST.. Charles T. Nash, Henry H. Stanley, Mrs. Care
line E. Potter, Columbus Reed q. Il. GirarGey H.
Co. CITY Of New orleans, John s. Sterry State or
Louisiana Draining Company, and to I'll OtfsE
persons al their rights in law to the process
OF tile sale Of said property upon the disribuflLg
thereof
wherefore vo:lr petitioner prays that he NAV beg
ordered and authorized 10 sell said property h0Qg
described at public auction free and clear from ALB
cages liens and privileges recorded against EssE
pr9peItv be Cancelled and erased so that YOURS
titiouer can convey a clear and uninclirobeygss
title to any purchaser thereof rcserving to sad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
M ", communicated
VI StplGpptIog ical aud Grammaticalp Of Othefa
= aviSp.

81 communicated
tpGGp6IOgical aud GRAMMATICAL Of 0thef"
- qvise.
The funny man of the Times really orero
does himself in his criticism of an express
sion in Judge Dibbles decision in the Ora.
ham commitment case He laughs outright
at what he calls the judges perversion Of
fact and gender in the expressions His
protean goddess. Honesty
Now. while we enjoy this humor, We must
be permitted to doubt size correctness of
the criticism.
In the sentence commented on, the word
.protean is used as an adjective. and
therefore has no gender. While derived
from the name Of the god Pgoteus, it is used
only to indicate the characteristic'ofcha change.
ablenesso There is no violation of gram
matical or logical propriety in using it to
qualify noun in the femme form.
The word "'honesty'' in those languages IN
which nouns take one Of the two gendeTs.
it is always found an the feminine form,
There Is no NEUROLOGICAL OE grammatical
impropriety in giving feminine form to a
dedication of this virtue. which eakes SO
many different shapes TO its worshippers.
The article in the Times illustrates how an
elegant structure may Ge 6uilG without It
foundations 90"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29

Headquarters Fusion Ticket Campaign
Committee New Orleans, September I, l872.-Mass
meetings will be held at the following named
places at the time stated below, and will be ad-
dressed by Colonel John MGEnery, Governor H. C.
Warmoth. Colonel D. B Penn, H. n Ogden, Esq,
General George A. Sheridan, Z. ]. Ellis, ESQ., and
Colonel Eugene Waggamag.
The Democratic, Liberal and Reform Parish Ex-
ecutive Committees requested to make all nee
essary arrangements for the meetings, and to sup
ply transportation to assist the speakers to go loB'
ward to fill the appointments herein made:
NatchitOches g.. Monday, September 80.
Mansfield. ..... Wednesday, OctOber2o
Shreveport. - 80. Saturday, October 5.
BelIeview. Monday, OctOber7.
Minden. Tuesday, October8.
Homer. W Wednesday, October 60
Arcadia. Thursday, October TO-
Vernon. Friday October H.
Vienna Saturday, october l2o
Farmersville... Monday, October IA.
Bastrop.... Wednesday, October l6o
Monroe. ......... Thursday, October Ito
CoIumb!a.... Saturday, October 10.
Winnsboro ...... Monday, October IL.
Ravvile. s.o...s. Tuesday, october ~
Delhi. Wednesday, October 80
Eloyd.............Th Thursday, October "a.
Lake Providence Friday, october 25
Delta. Saturday, October 26o
St. Joseph........ Monday, October Is.
Vidalia.. ....... Tuesday, October %.
Pointe Coupee "Wednesday October SO
f}v ordeS of the Campaign Committee.
e&8 I'd E. A. BURKE, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
THE COURTS.
Second District Court.

Iha- following SUGGESTIONS have been
opened in this court: Mr. and Mrs. Jean
Louis, William Winker, Peter Marquis,
Maria Davenport
Eighth District Court.
John Garstkamp, district Superintendent
OF the Sixth District of this city, Madison
Brown and G. B. Augustus. ward superin-
I6ndents OF. said district, bring suit against
john Cockrem, Administrator of Improve
ments, and ". D. Ash, secretary, praying
for injunction against SAID defendants, re-
stTaiEing them from interfering or removing
the said plaintiffs from their respective po-
siti0ns. either by force or otherwise.
They represent that they hold said office,
by virtue Of appointments Of the City Coun-
Gil, and that they are performing their re-
spective duties to the best Of their abilities;
that each and every one Of them have, re
celved notice, purporting to come from
defendants, notifying them to vacate said
offices. They represent that said defend
ants have no legal authority to remove
them, and that they fear the defendants
will by force and violence eject them from
said offices, and that an injunction is neces-
sary IN the premises.
Judge Dibble has issued an order niSi re-
turnabie Friday, the fourth of October, at
II A. NJ. In the meanwhile, temporary
is ordered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
PETITIONS

TRw ORLEANS, September o. 1872.
3fSp TfIE HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
L of the city of New Oreans.-We the under
signed property holders on Franklin street, be.
tween Felicity road and jackson street. beg and
petition your most honorable body that ali unmade
banquettes on said Franklin street between the
aforementioned streets, shall be made Of brick
with three inch sound cypress curbing. Knowing
this to be great necessity said street, and hop
ing your body VIII grant us our petition. we re-
majn, yours respectfully,
Henry Meyer, 270 feet.
Henry Meyer, for German Church. go feet.
Conrad Sarre, % feet
Leopold Holderith ITO feet
Jacob Fottmer. W. Frye, Fl. Pohlmann, H. Frye,
F. ]. Odendahl b. Ellenhurtz John FIine Dosher,
trustees Of the German lutheran Zion Church Con-
gregatiOn 1870 feet for their sChOolhouse, situated
on Franklin street, between Josephine and Jackson
stTeets.
f; 7. Feowes, attorney for owners, st. Andrew
and Franklin streets.
John Koenig, St. Andrew and Franklin streets
Paul Rau, 90 feet, between ST. Andrew and Fell
city streets.
}. Boiss.
William Foley, 81 feet inches, between Felicity
and st. Andrew streets
Henry Armbruster.
Total, 754 feet inches, seq law At
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
Auction SALES TOMORROW.

PIX 8. B. WALTON, at p o'clock, at Ne. $40 Canal
street, parlor and Office furniture, chandeliers
carpets china and plated ware surgical sin
struments stocks, book accounts and valuable
5iJrarv-guacession Of julius Homberger.
9Y WILLIAM WEEKS, constable Third SCreet,
Court, at u O'Clock, at n" ~. A. Delano VS..
In,,Uo- - PORTER, at I0}a O'Clock, at
Cor on Patterson street. Agers, crockery.
ware, lamps, etc, contents of store and house.
hold furniture-succession of Charles ?. Briel,
GE SHERIFF SAUVINET at 70 o'clock, at the St,
Louis Auction Exchange, three lots Of ground
o. UTsulines street, and one lot Of ground on
Ursulines street-Widow M Eaudoz US. s, L.
Destez and R. II. Schmidt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
THE RIVERS
The river here is thirteen feet S
inches below high water mark of 1871
The Fossil Guards.

This fine club turned outlast night IN spe.
ciai parade. making, as usual, superb dis
play under the lead Of their popular and
enterprising president. r. L. Bruce, Esq.
They we're accompanied with brass bands
and had as guests strong delegations
of she Pendleton Guards and Seymour
Southgons. all excepting step to the music
in military style. AS they passed the RE-
PUBLICAN they rendered us the compliment
Of a serenade. for which we tender due ac'
know1edgementso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29

Ct is somewhat singular that those whose
official province it is to abate nuisances fail
50 take notice of the abundant Instructions
on Poydras street, from st, Charles out to
Baronne street. Retail merchants, espe-
cialIy on the north side, turn their little
stores inside out, piling their cheap wares
on the banquette, leaving pedestrians not
more than four feet of space. Unless it re-
quires an expenditure of 100000 to
abate this nuisance, we demand that the
proper person enforce a well known city
ordinance. The work need not be confined
TO Poydras street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
Third Ward Liberal'Central CIub.

This club, at the regular meeting Friday
evening, elected Ut. R. Cutter judge Of
election, and Frank Bulger, Thomas Full
ham, Lewis Lamb and J. R. Gleason, com
missioners, to serve on Friday, October 4,
1872
The meeting was very large one, nearly.
every club in the ward having its repre-
sentatives present, j. D. Houston, the
president, presiding.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
CANCELLATION OF BOND.


STATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department, :
New Orleans September 5, 1872 )
WTHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation of the official bond
of Gabriel beaumont as auCtioneer in aud for the
parish of Orleans, to wit: bond, dated March
3, 1870 in the sum of $1,000 signed by Gabriel
beaumont as principal aud jules Tuyes as sure ty,
formance by the said Gabriel beaumont Of his
duties auctioneer aforesaid: Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the said bond to
file their objections to the cancellation thereof, in
writing. in the office Of the Secretary of State,
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the State
this fifth day o September, A. D. 1872, and OF
the independence Of the United states the ninety
seventh. Il. c. WARMOTH.
BY the Governor:
Y a. WOODWARD, Assistant Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
, PROPOSALS,
DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND

DEPARTMENT OF WATRRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings,
New Orleans, September "a, f872.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
y tie undersigned until MONDAY, Septom Der go
1872 at II NJ for furnishing 2l0o feet Of eightinch
pressure OF 300 pounds to the square inch.
All parties making proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator
of Finance evidence of their intention to abide
by the adjudication, the amount OF three
hundred dollars in cash, which shall be forfeited
to the city in case of failure TO sign the contract
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
will have their deposits returned to them on the
day the adjudication is made.
No bid viii be received unless the certif.
cate of the Administrator of Finance certifying
that the required cash deposit has been made.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
Proposals to be ihdorsed Proposals for furnish.
se25 ID L. T. DELAsSIzE. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29

of four skifs, house, furniture, seines,
ETC., valued at over $500, was taken charge
of by the police. The wounded man was
cared for by his friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29

WATER.-The steam tug Tyler performed
more good service in the Fourth District BY
pumping water into First street cutters
Hundreds of people availed themselves of
the opportunity, and filed all sorts of YES
sells with the fluid. The water flowed back
as tar as Howard street.