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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

The HORSE MALADY SPREADING.-The
public has already been made to feel the
effects of the horse disease, as the Baronne
and Jackson streets line of cars was yester-
day compelled to bring the number of its
active cars down to five. These five were
drawn by mules. Most of the horses on
this line are reported as very sick. This
aud the Carrollton lines are the only ones
that use horses. The accommodation cars
which run on Louisiana and Napoleon
avenues have ceased to make trips.
One other line, we hear, was yesterday
compelled to Withdraw most of its cars III
consequence of it's horses being Frustrated
with the disease.
Most of the mounted police are now on
foot, their beasts suffering from the cpl
zootjc or hippophalgia.
We have heard OF many cases, but IN al
most every instance the sickness is in
mild form, and we have not heard of sin
gle death.
The Baronne street stables are suffering,
especially Mr. Lconard's, corner Of Union,
but the cases are not really serious.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, l
Cttv Hall, November q, 1872.

lNU' I9VU-~EtuHIIIIIblIaUIOH DtEItb'I
An ordinance for the payment of the pay roll
therein named.
Be it ordained. That the sum of So be and ia
hereby appropriated for the payment of the weekly
lay roll for cemeteries, Department of Police, for
the week ending October % 1872, in accordance
with ordinance No. 1880, but omitted therein by
reason of the budget appropriation for that &C.
count being exhausted at the date of the promul.
ton OF said ordinance.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, November &C. 1872.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy:
Il. CoNarRsr CLARKE. Secretary. no28 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, November 27, 1872. :

MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hail. November 27, 1872. s
NO. l897-Administration Series.
Resolved, That the Administrator of Finance is
hereby authorized to cancel the judgment len
dered in the Sixth District Court (suit No. y
against the estate of David Z. Twiggs, amounting
to 500 the being tor the tax of 1858 tax bill
No. II 207}, property exempt from taxation by
act No. liz of the Legislature, passed the year
1895.
Adopted ~ the Council of the city Of New Orleans5
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
a true copy:
H. CoSQuEsT CLARKE, Secretary. no23 1t
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, November D. 1872.
NO. I398-Administration Series.l
Resolved, That upon payment of the face Of the
tax bill against J. h. LeGardeur, Jr for the yeas
1910 amounting to 500, the sheriff hereby au-
thorized to return the writ issued in the case of
the city of New Orleans VS.. J. Z. LetTardeur, Jr
suit No. 1853, Eighth District Court and the City
Attorney further directed to cancel the iuAg-
ment rendered in said suit in favor of the city.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, November 26, 1872
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy:
H. CoNQrEsT CLARKE, Secretary. no28 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
.SMCSE1IENTSO
Exposition HALL

It was friendly breeze that waited nme
Camilla Crso to our shores. Tor her aeo'.
dental presence in New Orleans has enabled
our people TO enjoy the pleasure OF attend
ing very nice concerts at Exposition Hall.
The first afforded much -njoyment to our
music-loving citizens on tuesday evening
and the second will be given tonight. The
programme for this concert embraces duo,
La tausse Magic, by Mrs. Meteye and
Mr.. Van Hnttien: tlut7 solo, lie Cheyel
do RrOnZp = nv Mr. q ID ADMIN: a Grand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
INQUEST ON THOMAS ARRANDO.-CorOner
Jackson yesterday obtained some evidence

INQUEST ON THOMAS ARRANDO.-Coronet
Jackson yesterday obtained some evidence
in this mysterious case.
Joseph Rignal sworn-Was standing
Monday evening in cigar store on Tou-
louise street, and while there saw the de.
ceased, Thomas Arrando and BeniquO Do
minguez pass in company'tO the rear of the
store, and in short time after he heard
cries, and on going back with a couple of
friends to find out what occasiOned them,
/ they found Arrando in the yard leaning
| against the wall, and Dominguez standing
near him with knife in his hand. Arran-
do fell to the ground, and witness with his
two friends picked him up and carried him
into the factory or store. Several friends
of ArrandO came in and inquired for
him, as they had heard a report that
he was killed, which report had been
denied by Dominguez and his wife.
Dominguez about this time started
for a doctor, and and came back in
about twenty minutes, and asked witness to
take charge Of the store until he returned,
as he was going out again fer a few mo
ments; witness agreed, and DOminguez left,
but did not come back again; after waiting
for him to return, witness left, and after
searching out some friends OF the deceased
and, bringing them to the store, they took
look at Arrando, who was still alive, and
who, they believed, was but slightly wound
ed, and then went to the police station and
made a report Of the affair, and in company
with an officer they returned to the cigar
store and found ArrandO had died during
their absence; witness did not hear Arrando
say anything, but had heard Of, but did not
know of any previous difficulty between
Arrando, the deceased, and Dominguez.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

FIRES LAST EvENING.-At quarter be-
fore six o'clock last evening fire was dis
covered in the two-story brick building, No.
"a Bienville street, occupied by Mr.. L. Gex
as wholesale and retail liquor store. The
fire originated in some packing straw, how
is unknown. The damage was not immense;
covered by insurance.
The alarm at ten o'clock last night was
sent from Galvez street, near Hospital
street, in an uroccupied one story house,
owned by Mr.. OIiol Damage insignificant.
Supposed to have been the work Of an in
cendiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
OFFICIAL, NOTICES.
MAyoRALrE OF new ORLEANS, I
City Hall, November 10. 1872. !

hAYoRALrT OF new ORLEANS,
City Hall, November 10. 1872. !
mo. 187O-Adminstratfo Serfesl
An ordinance adopting an estimate of expendi
lures of the city of New Orleans Including po-
lice and excluding schools for the year 1878
Be it ordained by the Council of the city of New
orleans, nat the following estimate or expendt-
lures OF the cityo New Orleans Including pc ice
and excluding schools) be and the same is hereby
adopted for the year 1878:
TO BE PAID FROM CITY DEBT TAX.
Sinking funds and interest falling due, including
retirement under section fifteen of act No. 70
l. Ante-consolidated bonds,
interest. :.......... -, $ Il, 900 90
Of bonds Outstanding. 6.72o Oo-s23 ,78o 90
2. Consolidated bonds, pTin-
cPal and interest, $50 900 90
8. Railroad, two per cent of
face, $50 $50, purchasable
say at 78................. 81 428 40
Interest face for year. 209,3+0 90 1858, 763 40
4. POntChartraln railroad,
per cent of face t2660,
purchasable say at d.. l,995 90
Int rest on face... ! $50 90 9,915 90
5. WaterwoTks two per cent
of face, $21 1853 pUrchas-
able say at 5Z7s.....-..'.. l4om 70
Interest on face. 90 90 Go 81 300 20
6. Seven per cent loan 1859
two per cent of face, $5T,-
ESQ, purchasable say at b2 IS al so
Interest on taCe.......... l99.615 90 235 Sis 50
{. Seven per cent loan, 1870
two per cent of face, 800
900, purChasabe say at o2 1920 90
Interest on face. -. 2I0oO9 Co 247 POO 90
g. Jefferson City bonds. two
per cent OF face, $500
purChasabe say at 3d.. 4,0l2 90
g. Interest Mcnonogh school
bonds, 49,. ...... -. $50 90
II. Interest, Sickles' legacy. 1881 33
H. Street improvement loan,
two per cent OffaCe, $4,000
purchasabie say at 62.... 20 90
Interest taCe........... q 500 CO 25,e go 90
IL Fam loan 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
MAYORALTY OF EKw ORLEANS,
City Hall, November 81, 1872.
No. l905-Administration Series.

u :
An 9[9aan9e approprtating money to defray the
ments for the month of November, 1872.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city of New
thereof as may be necessary, are hereby an.
proprated to defray the expenditures of the Depart
,ment of Assessments for the month of November
1872, and that the Administration of Public Accounts
draw his warrants the Administrator of Finance
in payment of the same:
F. ]. Kuhnholz, stationery. 197 90
R. H. Benners, stationery ..,.............. % 90
Mrs. John Gauehe stationery ...........,... 25
Register Of Gonveyances, lac certificates of
Of October i875. -, 70 90
William kersten, postage stamps, soap, sun
dries and reimbursement. ......,....... 26 90
Total ...................... ...,........$3 1925 IS
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or.
leans. November &C. 1872
A true copy:
H. CoNQrEsT CLARKE, Secretary. no281t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
Opera House.


This evening Manager Canonge will pre-.
sent for the amusement of the patrons of
the French drama the vaudeville of Marie
du Mardi. Gras," the comedy Of Madame
Attend Monsieur, and the comedy OF "Au
Printemps.'' This is a nice entertainment
for holiday night, and there is reason to
believe thai the efforts CT the management
will be appreciated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

New Orleans Merchants should Advera
lana; it will pay. del3 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
Little of Importance was transacted in
the Criminal Court yesterday.

Coal OIL DEaTH-Mrs. Cotfec's daughter,
No. 1874 St. Mary street, burned by coal oil
Monday night died the following evening.
Recorder Houghton yesterday committed
Roger Murphy to the Criminal Court to
stand trial for killing (. L. Burns, on the
eleventh instant, on Gasquet street, the
particulars of which have already been
published in this paper. Judge Atocha de-
Tended accused, and made an effort to OBJ
tain his clients release on bonds, but the
recorder refused to accommodate him. The
evidence is substantially the same as that
obtained by Coroner Creagh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
Academy of Music.

This evening Barrins beautiful play Of
Damon and Pythias' will be produced at
the Academy Of Music, with Mr.. Frank
Mayo as Damon, Mr.. j. Wesley Hill as
PyitaS, and Miss Louisa Hawthorne as
C0laaMe. Tomorrow evening benefit of
Mr.. Frank Mayo when he will appear in
his great character Of Badgsr, in the
Streets Of New York" Saturday noon
grand Streets of New York" matinee. Mr..
Mayo has kindly extended his engagement
another week, and will appear next Mon
day evening in his great character Of Dgry
Crockett, in the late Frank Mnrdock's
original drama Of "Davy Crockett, or Be
Sure You're Right, then Go Ahead."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

The residence of Mr. John r. Clay,
Claiborne street, was recently robbed OF
considerable silverware and a fine gold
watch. The pieces are all marked.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

SENT DowN.-A. Baptiste and Susan
Baker 60 to a jury to learn their fate for
robbing Mrs. Persons house OF valuable
iewelry Recorder Campbell gave them
their tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

For matters Of current city expenses
uDprovided, or inadeqUateiy pro
riGed fer, are Appropriated all IN.
expended balances Of money raised
on the city expense tax which may
lie asoertained and declared by the
Council TO be not required for the
purposes designated, together with -.
the sum Oh, '--'s.'....s o0,0Ej 70
Total for current city expenses, S2240,l55 80
TO Re PAID OUT OF WHARF AND LE7EE DUES
l. Stlaries and wages Of EN-
pOyes Of Department Of
Improvements land
lgs and wharves. ....... S32,590 %
D. S aries and wages of en-
pOyes u Department of
Commerce on wharye8
and landings. 5000 90
3. pairs to wharyes and
Iandiags,,.... ,,,,, ,,,.., 5000 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

Tbe St. Charles last evening was briIIIant
with an audience that delighted itself by
the comedian, in the play of Kit, the Ar
kansas Traveller" Mr. Chanfrau will take
a benefit tomorrow evening, when Kit
will be -again presented. Grand Kit"
- +inna Sa+IrdaY noon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

ARTICLE A." by the skillful devices of the
reigning star at the Varieties Theatre. Miss
Clara Morris, supported BY stock com
pany of more than ordinary merit, has held
all the week. and there is still 10 lack of
GOOD audiences. The Cora Of Miss Morris
presents such acting as is seldom witnessed
here or elsewhere. This lady will take a
benefit in ARTICLE A. tomorrow night.
Grand article 4" matinee Saturday. Mon
day evening, Mr.. John 5 RAYMOND, in the
new play Of forbidden Fruit" Every
play is put on at the Varieties in a superb
manner, as to costumes and scenery, and
the eve as well as the ear is caDryated
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28

MAYORALTY. or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. November q, 1872.
mo. 1894-Administraton Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named
Be It ordained, That the following appropriations
be and are hereby made, and that the Administra-
tor OF Public Accounts warrant on The Administra-
tor of Finance in payment of the same:
L. Ruch, beef tor Insane Asylum October
1920 IS.
l. Ruch, beef for Home of Aged and Infrm Toe
toberl $3T 30.
New orleans Sanitary and Fertilizing Company,
attention to sinks, to twentieth October 5000 80.
?. { R. Beverages, hauling coal, So 80.
Basile Ximenes, repairing cutters of Beef Mar
ket, b6
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans November 90 1872.
Yeas-CoCkrem, Shaw, Delassize, Remick Lewis,
Walton, BOuzanO
BENZ. F. FLANDERS Mayor
a true copy:
H. CoNQrEsr CLARKE Secretary. no28 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-28
OFFICIAL, NOTICES.

""~~~~~.or~~l~~e>ocr~~
I. Interest on wharf bonds. 1896 90
3. Repurchase of wharf
bonds, the balance of the
revenues. ........... l0l 604 % 100000 90
TO BE PAID FROM MARKET REVENUES.
To the Louisiana Savings Bank and
safe Deposit Company, for the pay
ment of interest and liquidation of
principal of loan, according to orli-
nance No 1882. Administration Sc
RES, all the market revenues esti-
hateu aI''......s $50 900 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF THE CITY PARK TAX.
Oneei ;hth of one per cent to be levied
and collected on all assessed prop
erty, allowing say tive per cent I'M
C0Lecbed.-,..r ...-,.,... ........... l54 315 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF PAVING ASSESSMENTS.
Principal and interest of street assesa-g
ment bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851 So
TO BE PAID OUT OF BACK TAXES.
Proportion due the several debt funds,
police tax. public school and park
tax, out of the $750,00O of back
taxes estimated to be received. $4,000 90
PAID OUT OF REVENUES AND RECEIPTS NOT
OTHERWISE APPROPRIATED OR SET APART BY LAW.
Judgments, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 90
Grand total. SIS, 794 926 SO
SEC 2. Be it further ordained. etc, That the ap-
preparations to be paid out of the city debt tax be
so construed that any portion of the collections
thereon not required for the payment of interest
shall be applied to the purchase of bonds of the
appropriate denominations and should the amounts
raised for retiring of bonds prove either excessive
or inadequate to the purchases designed accord.
ing to the estimate which the Council in its best
Judgment has adopted, greater or less number
shall be retired accordingly.
SEC. B. Be it further ordained etc, That this or
dinance shall be published for ten days in the
official journal.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, November 49, 1872.
Yeas-Bonzzano,, Walton, Lewis Remick, Delas-
size, Shaw-6.
Nay -Cockrem-l.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
a true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. uO2O lot
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
" all pharO Z
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, November q, 1872.
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MAYORALTV or NEW ORLEANS, Z
City HILL Nnreni, ar q IR-l

4 rue COPY:
H. CoSQuEsT CLARKE Secretary nc23 1t
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The s'Terreb0nne Patriot" Published
at Houma, Louisiana is one OF the best advertis-
ing mediums in Southern Louisiana. del3 IL
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-17
The Eu,nosSihlc yyornnm.

A correspondent Of the london
Queen says: Calmly looking on at
the unseemly controversy now
raging between the sexes, and gath
ering from the current literature
what man expects from woman, we
fear there is nothing in store but
failure on the one side and disap-
pointment on the other. In the
first place, the being that man de-
scribes as hclp-mate for him is
not to be found on earth-was not
found in Paradise, amid the inno-
cencc, freshness and beauty of the
first creation. In early ages of the
world the sons of God became
enalnored of the daughters of men !;
the reverse is now the case-thc
sons of men are aspiring, in theory
at least, to the angels of heaven.
The impossible woman, that every
man seeks for and no man ever
finds, is an angle--not only a per-
feet being, but not compound OF
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A Prcsclatii,ient.

You praise me with a lovers praise,
My ready smile, my winsome ways,
You lavish kiss and fond caress
On snowy brow and sunny tress;
Our hearts, you say, will ne'er grow cold,
But closer cling as we grow old
Grow old
You count the years that you and
Will watch the Summer days GO by,
And when our fields are turning brown,
And age like night comes softly down,
Fond lips, and hearts that love makes bold
VIII brighten life as we grow old
Grow old
And ali the while you talk TO me,
i hear nm inward prophecy,
That tells me, ere year has flown,
Each will go on his way alone;
shall not feel your clinging hold,
Nor you my faltering steps uphold,
...... AS we grow old.
IT'S not that time will coldncss bring
To lips that kiss and arms that cling;
You will not seek loves sweet replies
In other lips and other eyes;
My heart its loyalty will hold,
But, darling, 1 shall not grow old
Grow old
And whom your tears are falling fast
Upon brow whose pain is past
When all your loving words are vain
To win one answering smile again,
Take then one sunny tTcs5 of gold,
Remembering love cuu np'cr GROW old
GROW Olli
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INVOLVED CONSEQUENCES -
Sagos of old contended that no sin
was ever committed whose conse-
quences rested on the head of
sinner alone, that no man could do
i'll and his fellows not suffer. They
illustrated it thus: ga vessel sail
ing from Joppa carried passenger
who, beneath his berth, cut a hole
through the ships side. When
the man ON watch expostulated
with him, "what deost thou, D
miserable man p the offender
calmly replied, "wbat matters it TO
youl The hole have made lies
under my own BERTH"
This ancient parable is worthy Of
the utmost consideration. No man
perishes alone in his iniquity; nor
guess the full consequences Of his
transgressions. 81 *t
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"n Cannot AEord Et."

Mr.. ST. John entered the fashion
able dry goods store of Lowering &
Brothers to sec one of the proprie-
tors. He had stepped out mo-
ment, one of the clerks informed
him.
Withdrawing to an obscure cor.
ner, he stood watching with a hal
amused, half comical look upon hi,
handsome face, the streams of gaily
attired women that hoatcd past
him, gazing with cnvious and ad-
miring eyes upon the rich fabrics
of every hue and texture, that
were suspended from the ceilings
and spread out upon the broad
counters.
Many of them were known to
him, but he was in no mood to meet
the sparkling glances and gay sal
lies that he knew would be shower
ID upon him If he made them
aware of his presence for NJ. St
John was rich, and a bachelor, and
been so hattcred and beseigcd by am
bilious mammas with marriageablC
daughters as to make him almos
resolved to remain one.
SO he stood back in the shadow
marking with curious eye uncon
scious betrayals of feminine human
nature, and which the dear crca
lures would not have had him ob
serve for the world.
AS he stood there the two Misses
Parker came in, charming an,
brilliant girls, in whose society h,
had passed many pleasant hour.
They were lavish in their pur'
chascs, and as Mr.. ST. John con
trasted their smiling contenancci
with the careworn face of thei
father, whom he met in the stree
scarcely an hour before, hurryin!
from one friend to another to Dor
row money to pay note on tn,
point of being protested, their live
ly chatter Jared harshly on hi
ears.
"Isn't it lovely 2" exclaimed on,
of the sisters, holding up som,
costly trimmings. 81 suppose p;
will scold when he sees the bill bu
SO he would if it were only half q.
large"
"To be sure he would" respond
ed the other.
"And | am not going to let the
Dayton girls outshine me, you may
be certain. 1t is my belief that
they gave that party simply on ac-
count of st. Johns return from
Europe. l suppose they are trying
to catch him for Gcorgiana. Die
you ever hear anything so ridicu.
lous 2"
"Never! Such horrid taste as the
girl has in dress, too! She show.
cd me the new silk she is going tc
wear. Would you believe it, it i:
blue! And she is as dark as al
Indian"
"That is for the benefit of Mr..
st. John, it is his favorite color.
met him on the street yesterday
How tail and handsome he has
grown
Eyes, and he is 40 rich ! Pa
says he is worth half a million il
not more"
Here the two girls passed along
out of sight and hearing, quite un-
conscious of the proximity of the
subject of their remarks.
"Good hcavensl" was Mr.. st
Johns inward reflection care al
women so hcartless, so wrapped NJ
in vanity and displays"
He was about TO leave the store
in disgust, when his attention wa:
arrested by low, gentle voice
which raised a hostc of vague but