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The New York herald., 1872-05-01
MANDAMUS AGAINST THE BOARD OF EDUCA
Tl0N,
Supreme Court-Chambcrs.

Yesterday Mr. James NJ. Sheehan moved for and
procured from Judge Barrett an alternative man.
damus at the relation OF John Hogan against the
Department OF Public Instruction. returnable next
Monday, directing the Department to give cer
tain contract for cut stone for the new college In
SiXty-ntnth street to Mr.. Hogan. or show cause II
appears from the papers the department advertised
Tor proposals for cut stone for the new city college,
ana the committee on Building have declared their
intention to give the contract to another firm
whose tender was over eight hundred dollars In eX
cess OF Hegan's, who states In his moving papers
he Is worth more than fifty thousand dollars and
that his sureties are every way responsible and that
when ne protested against giving the contract to
the highest bidder ne was informed by the commit
tee they would give no reason for their action. nj.
though 1t would appear the city would lose thereby
over eight hundred and fifty dollars.
The New York herald., 1872-05-01
LIBERALITY OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
How They Appreciate the Services or an
Efficient Officer.

The Police commissioners. recognizing the effl-
cheney OF officer Bernard Tully OF the Nineteenth
precinct, as guardian of the public peace pre-
sented him with silver badge a few DAYS ago. The
particular act for which he was honored by this
token or the Commissioners appreciation was
the arrest OF the notorious scuttle thief Simpson
who, while on his way to serve term Of two and
half years In the State Prison, on the complaint of
killed.
While endeavoring to quell disturbance in
lager beer saloon on First avenue Tully was SO
many weeks he lay at the point OF death
In the same hospital with Detective Lambrecht.
And although he Is now out OF danger he IL not vet
able to go on duty. Indeed, some think he never
VIII fuly recover from the effects of the brutal
beating ne then received. Following the example
OF the Police commissioners, the citizens of the
Nineteenth ward are now subscribing to collect q
purse to be presented to him
The New York herald., 1872-05-01

ofIs n splsS The theories which Vii Msy
mas founded WIN which every pSsv,isn sn
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most pressing necessity could justify the subeotns Of
saericins i @ 70 theory Novelty Is not necessarily re-
have watched closely the discussion the subject Of
municipal government and especially OF this charter in
''e p"oho pr0S'' rnr nrw vorx HERALD
IN s nd ds y @ e ms III III.
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na anyns es Change has
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Which prevail elsewhere il the State and country.
Do not admit lit that In this city Is proof
Of the failure republican FSysTnmsn aspaRblisan
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should Ss to plain terms BY the Legislature that
the PEOPLE 90
he mantenance From
special legislation on the subject aud from applications
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@ OF hens S
York have RECENTLY aoPs sPSoa public service
public affairs but Of whom are Of the class that has
Se ene sn for Or the
this committee. Pvt cannot let us Juusmen' eon'roi
SO convinced that great and disastrous evils to the
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The New York herald., 1872-05-01
PAYMENTS BY THE COMPTROLLER.

Comptroller Green has provided and paid the fol.
lowing amounts, WIZ
Police Experimentation pay OF the force for month
OF april
sa1ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-16
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Beginning number four ti, psnted che nortS
sy George otttSf. called Trinidsd- thence sop,S
s, IL: S &c s r. q Ss
s0sdsIped for The railroad hsncs nsrth forss and
s;si ssS
me TO dvtion line formerly put NJ between this and
ssnes 3
west one hundred and thirteen isj ~ rches and nfee
fence marked for corner, thence sonth ssy ave end
quarter Ssss degrees ..st forty eight t. Psrch and
f held M Sr bsI;nssl "a
ynh t:,d line and continuation the d.cSon thereof
the sfoasd .iss DE less s
s. Ben. md hase
Looms siss-s acres. ..........
and SIXTY DIDO fees toaiSeasrsry rom
Sans.s rss s sss,s
sSss 10 Scns ON ,s md
more railroad, thence along the hne OF said railroad
s and sS htsS: pss.
the place q Be- being LOT number eight in sui
nine ts) acres, more or less.
Beginning at a Point where ne Queens Chapel road
crosses the Baltimore and washington railroad and
running thence north twenty fye and one halt rs -
sa 5, tine hs Sd laid out In
thence b said rosc si.tyone and sixty
and hftytwc one hundredths SIS pOlee to point on
The lire with said railroad siSy i've 6 poles TO the
place Of beginning the being number nine ~,
Of the subdivision Of said land made by the commits.
sioners containing nine (sl acfes
Caihaiine Pearson heirs-T. acres and tmp
Beginning at large white OAK standing At the north
G ISaSs
70 east side of Ppey Branch road thence north
and twenty nve hundreths s 1907 perches With sss
road, thence south one and threefourths az degrees
weet seven and seveptypve hpndreths(7 nor peTcbss
thence south twenty four and ess,
six andfevenfy two &c 100 percbes TO in
teIsect three rod line OF mil seat thence south
forty el and nebAh degrees two and eight one
bupdredths e10 perches end OF thirty three "a,
rod line, thence In straight line the point of be-
finWD9i,g the came being known and designated .
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

The rector Of W'potton Bassett, was
the happy husband of wife very
lady like and very lovely, but very
deaf. There was a dinner party at
the rector's; the ladies had risen and
gore to the ,drawing-rooin. A Mr..
Hare, one of the gentleman, followed
them before his companions, and,
CHANGING TO enter the room very
quietly, a lady behind whom he stood,
and whom he had entertained at am.
ner, observed to the rcctors deaf and
Iady.like wife mot knowing, Of course,
who was behind her,, " What very
agreeable man Mr.. Hare is" The
hostess thought it was her room ana
not her company that she had heard
praised, so she answered " Yes, and SO
WARM and comfortable of a winters
night sassa fs'a a'
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

DY VIRTUE of an order Of sale to me d.
ID rceted By the Hon Perish Jp(ge fof The
Parish a 6ahf, IviA 6i1ef foresleltt ~ kost
and highest bidder in the town Of Montgolne-
~ in said Parish en,s<
Saturday, the 10th, Of January, 1872,
tine tine s s"sssSs1ss Of 1ifsd Tj~nis pssssssd,
late ofeaikp atisn ID: ..l- -4--
LIST. Two hundred and eighty acres Of land
known ~ the james W. Jones' place
2hd. Two haudtSd ssia cjghsf ee1ts'ef land
known - the william Price place,
,Txp,ls or SAX :. One third cesh. one third
pa5nbt hlsik nor ths HON dny{d4 e4e{ and
he rcf5hning one fhifd 10 -.pdId. IN one
year ffonl day Of sale. In order to secure the
credit psyment goo& plfsousl stsNsjEib adj
dition % q reserved mortgage and vendors
privilege tho pdrehAsess paging bffeqdiftd
's' z RE- JAcKs8S spla
Sls.,sarai.. a. Dec, il, ~ 4a FF 81
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
-.
II PERSONS are hereby mott

a Ii PERSONS are hereby mott
~ fed not to trade for or pur-
chase the following bonds OF the Po-
lice Jury of Rapides Parish, dated on
the Sd day OF March 1865, and signed
by u. ID. Arden, as President; to-wit.:
LIST. One certain bond drawn in IA
vor Of John Began; as Administrator
of the Succession of John Began, ST.,
payable on the Sd day of MARCH, 1870,
bearing interest at eight (S) per cent
from date as above, for the sum of One
Thousand Dollars. For the Interest
on the said bond, there is a coupon at
tached to the said bond.
End. A certain other bond, of same
date, to the same party, John Began,
as Administrator, fer the like sum of
One fAousead Dollars, with interest
coupon attached, payable on the Sd
day of March 1871.
3rd. A certain other bond Of same
date, 10 favor of the same party, for
the same sum OF One Thousand Dollars,
with interest coupon attached, payable
oil the 8, day of March 1872.
And also the following bonds of
same date, and also signed by ID. ID.
Arden as President of Police jury, as
follows TO wit:
1st. A certain bond of above date,
made in favor of A. Miitenburgcr OF
New Orleans, for the sum OF Seren
Hundred and O6-100 Dollars, with in
terest at eight per cent from maturity,
and payable on the Sd day OF March
1860. sa -stlRs.sS
End. A certain other bond, in favor
of the same party, for the like sum,
with like interest, payable on the Sd
day of March 1870.
All the said Bonds were issued by
the Polio Jury without authority, and
for consideration, which the C0nsti-
tuition fdfbitls, aud are therefore void
aud the Parish Of Rapides are not
bound for the saipes Notice is there
fore given to whom it may concern
that they will not be paid, nor received
in payment of Taxes and that il they
trade for them they do it at their owl
risk. a s.
JOHN CLEMENTS,
/ President Police Jury.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
In MennOr1a1-
HALL PAcIFIc FIRE Co., No. 1.
Alexandria, La, Jan. I'd, lSl2.


Whereas. The omnipotent God who
rules our destiuies, and who dispenses
his mercies, or withholds his grace, as
if seems most meet to his Infinite WIS
dom. and who spares or takes away as
he knows best for us temporarily ana
Eternally, has seen fit to remove nom
or,r midst and from the bosom OF MS
family our beloved and respected
brother, Patrick Flannery, therefore
BE 1T Resolred. That by his death we
have lost a member, whom we all es.
TEEN for his many kind and genial
oualities, which had endeared him 10
us all. A friend and compani,Il-
whose Smiling face was always present
to cheer US in cuccess, and whose SYM
pathy was always realty to comfort us
in misfortune. A member, a friend
and conparion.whOse death has left
a void i'm our midst that can be hlled
by no other. An empty place IN our
esteem, that belonged only to HIM.
Poor Pat ! the greenest spot in our
memories, shall be kept sacred 10
thee!
BE IL further Resolved, That VIC ten
der TO lis bereaved family, our most
heartfelt coincidence, in this the hour
of their great afflictiOn-that we mourn
with them for. their and our loss:
That it does cause US to marmur that
he should have been called away In
the prime of his yo,E & manhood; when
the future seemed to becken him on to
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
SHRIFFS lSAhEssg

Carroll, Hoy &-co,s a i9gdg
Mrs. Martha s' a. Davidson. No. y. 1903 =, .
Ninth District Court, Parish Of Rapides-Statc
ofLouisiana.
vIRTUE of and 10, satisfy q writ of
- ficri facas issued out OF the above
named Court in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed, have seized
aud will offer for sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, the Sd, day ef'FEBRUARY, lsz2.
between the hours of1l A. N. and P. N. atthe
Court House door. in the town of Alexandria,
tile following described property seized Is tns
Acerfain tract or p,rcel Of land situztod ly-
ing and being in the Parish of Rapides, about
70 miles frqul the town 81 Aiexendris, bounced
above nv the lands Of the estate Of ID. c. Good
win, below by the lands Of the estate OF
Mathew j. Jones, md beelz< w isudgof the
! estate of c. II. Blanthaxd ana contaimng the
quantity of $40 acres. Also another tract Of
Land In same Parish on the right descending
bank of same Bayou, and about the same dis
lance from town as thc.ffsk tract, bounded on
| uortl, by the Bayou Rapides, east by lanas Oh
T.. A. Texatla and estate of Mathew J. Jones,
south by government land and west ~ isnao
estate Of NJ Neal and estate OF u. Z. ooodwih,
containing the quantity q ~ scfes. 49, ~
another tract Of land adjoining the first named
! tract and with the same boundaries and con-
| tanning the quantity of $50 acres also ? GER
tain tract Of 'Pinew Gods land adjoinings the
second named tract and with the same bound
cries, containing. the quantity OF ITO acres,
with all the buildings and improvements ON
Excerpt 100 acres, sid BY the deisndsnf,,
MIRA, MarthaA. Davidson to Martha = sNeal
Ioi, the 6tlf day of F,6baary fs7o5 afuated Oh
the left decepding bank Of Bayou kap.des ana
bounded n, ffonf b. said Bayou, oda3 by lands
of the estate of Mathew J. Jones, west and
north By land Of Mrs. MarthaA Davidson and
also so acres sold by said Defendant to said
NJ. H. Neal ON same day. situated on rignt de
scending bank of sumo Bayou opposite, bound
ed east by lands Qf the estats Of Mathew j
Jones, west and south by lands Of Mrs. N. A
Davidson with all the improvements oil saie
7 tracts.
. JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Dec. 3Oth, 1871, p. F. IS 90.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
Cesar g. Francois Archinard and )No.176s.t
Powhatan Clark s. Henry A. Boyce
Actual possessors.
Ninth district Court, Parish Of Rapides-State
of Lol isiaDa.
DYVIRTUE Of aud to satisfy q writ of
ID seizure and sale issued out of the above
named Court in the above entitled and num-
bcred suit and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction ON
Saturday, the 9th day of january, 1872.
between the hours Of II A. N. and 4 7: N. at the
Court House door in the town of Alexandria,
the following described property seized by
special order Of said writ to-wit:
A certain tact or parcel of land situated III
the Parish of Rapides, on the right bank OF the
Bayou Rapides descending, bounded above by
the lands of Eyeriste * Richmond Archinarf
and below by the lands Of John Brown, being
the lower half of the Family plantation of tn,
late John Archinard and containing the quanti
ty of zoe 9l-10O arpents, together with al TN
improvements and appurtinances thereunt'
belonging, and in any wise appcrtainlng an.
being the same acquired by the said Cesar
FranciIis Archinartl By u partition Of the estat
of Join Arcrinart, deceased, between them
selves aid their co.hhifs on the 18th of March
ISL. together with 554 shares OF mortgag
stock OF Citizens Bank thereto attached.
TERMS or S&LE:<lCAsH, Subject to az
praisement. .a.rriss7
On the following .tctms and conditions, viz
The purchaser to furnish a stock note fof TIA
sum of $e460 90 falling due on the LIST OF Marc
1872, and renewable according to the Charte
of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and tn
balance Cash. The purchaser TO assume a
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

SAcREDNEss OF TEARS :AThere is
a sacredness in tears. They are not
the mark of weakness, but of power.
They speak more eloquently than ten
thousand tongues. They are the mes
scuyers of overwhelming grief. ofdeep
contrition, aud of unspeakable love.
Oh, speak not harshly 0! the stricken
one-weeping i'll silence! Break not
the deep solemnity BY rude laughter
or intrusive footsteps. Scott not, II
the stern heart of manhood is some
times melted by sympathy; they are
what help to elevate him above the
brute. We love to see tears OF afIec'
ton. They are painful tokens, but
still most holy. There is pleasure in
tears an awful pleasure.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

An independent beggar. Ina conn
try place in France the lady OF one
oftle neighbor chateaus was accus-
toned, as most French ladies are, to
have what might be called her 'sbeg-
CARS in ordinary" Cine OF these was
waiting, q few months ago, at the
door of the chateau at an early hour
of the day. Having gone to bed late
the night before, the lady had not ris-
en- Betimes, and the beggar waxed I'M
patient. At last, turning. to the foot
man, he said, Elbow long dye suppose
she'll be before she comesT Is
Really, 1 can't say answered the
servant ssmay be ten minutes, may
be an hour aud ahalf.n ~ si sfe94
ssThen III tell yeu whatit Isl" rotor
ted the medicant, ssshe may provide
herself with another beggar. Tell her
that for me- gp a9agg ,lsscl
And so saying, away he went.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
E9T,RAY.

rDAKEN up by Samuel B. Haygood, and Es-
L trayed before me the Undersigned Justice
of the Peace. for Cotile Ward, Parish OF RAJ
pides Louisiana. Ont brown mare Mnle, 8
years old. s-ddle marks ON back, white spot
ON right fore knee, white stripe near the girth,
white ON left fore ankle, supposed to he caused
by hobbies No brand.
- Appraised by F. VI. fanses, and h g.. Hen
tlerson, to be worth Zone Hundred and 1wen-
ty.Five Dollars). The. owner of said Estray
Mule, is hereby notified to c0suc forward
prove property. pay charges, and take il
away, or it viii be sold twelve months from
this date, as the law directs. ..,- a
Nov. 18th Isl, P. F-sf2,01
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

4 Ii persons indebted to the
"a Est. of Patrick Flannery, are
requested to come forward and pay
the same, and those having claims
against tiiem are requested TO present
them at once. 80 ga .i.s...ys.. g-yis
Z : w Nv. WHITTINGT0N, sJra
Attorney.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
ESTRAY.i

Taken mp by John Prescott on his Planta-
Il ton on Bayou Robert abou: five miles
from, the town of Alexandria. Two horses
one sorrel with white and about ten years
old and branded ON the left Rip. BEN and
appraised by G. ZimmermaR and w. w Whit
tinaton Jr. To be worth twenty-five dollars,
and one brown horse about Seven years old,
branded o w, marked crop aiii hiider bit in
the left ear, and appraised BY tile same APP
praisers to be worth thirty-fve d0llais. The
owner or owners, of said strays ar, hereby no
tined to come forward prove property pay
charges and take them away, or they will be
sold in twelve months from this date as the
- -'-''~r'a. - CIV. LEDoUx, j. p. !
Alexandria La, Dec, 10 ~.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
bread,
FOR SALE.

IN VERY ACCOMMODATING
~ terms, saddle and baggy
horse, large, strong and sound, and an
open top buggy and harness, all in
good order. Also fine English dou-
Bile barrel gun, which in shooting both
large and small shot cannot be sur
passed.
The owner having no further rss for
them, will sell on liberal credit for
satisfactory papers, apply to EE
q fftI ~ JONAS ROSENTHAL.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

ALEXANDRIA, La, Jan. lst, 1872.
Dear Sir.-awe beg to inform you,
that the copartnership heretofore ex-
listing between us, has this day been
dissolved, By nptuafconsdht
Adolphe Kraft assumes all the iia-
bilities of the late. firm, and will con-
tinue the business IN his own name.
- q ---sI.E1 IS sKRAFTs& MAYER.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
YAK COILECT(DRS SALE.

TAN CN,lLECISSKSc OfxiiE' p
DY yIRTUE of the power vested in mo as
ID Jephty Collector Of InterpL Revenue for
the md District Of Louisiana, by Section 80,
of nm Act of Congress, dated July 18th 1866.
I viii proceed to sell st public auction at,
INV office, in the town of Alexandria, ON Sea
Friday, the 10Th day of January 1872,
at 1s o'clock NJ the following described pro-
perty to wit: 49,. 49,
Lots and 8, Square re, together with an
the buildings and improvements, thereon, and
thercunto belonging. Sold FOR failure TO pay
Income Tax for 1866 and 1867, and Special Ak
TERMS OF SAIElCASH. in u. s. Treasury
Notes. A. j. WHITTIEBs
Deputy Collector, U. s. ]. 4.
Alexandria La, Dcc!5Sd 1871 Gal
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
WATTEU DRESSES.

~ Among the dresses most talked
about are the Vatican costumes of
0uie, IN which three or four colors APP
pear u Vatican dress worn bv Il
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

! TAxCoLLEoToBs SALE.

United Statcs-vs. OWN King
ny yIRTUE, of he power vested in me ~
ID Deputy collector Of Internal Revenue FOL;
the 2nd District of Louisiana, BY SectiQn ~ oil
an Act or Congress, dated Jdly 4Sth 1850
will proceed to seA at public auction ~
ny Once, il tletewn Of Alexandr1s, on
Friday, the 18th day Of Januar, 1877,
at ~ o'clock NJ the following described goods
to-wit:
81 Lot of buekles ana 6siSs, for s&idieryssh
3 Saddles. and sides of leather,
( , lot of Webbing snd 0isthinN .iatss0e
Lot Of Tools, all valued at $l25,0O.
Said goods and schasslesl belonging to one
Owen King, and sold for failure to pay Special
r TERMS Of ssrr Cash, IN q. 6. Treasury
Notes. ,ssc ynfHi 1U All AnhlL s~k.s
l,.ssdH A. JaWHIIFfERssr
i hr4 - Deputy Collector, U; 5. 4. A.
f1exaudria Ia Ilesc Q3d 1871.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06
VARIETIES.
POINT LACE AND eUIpURE WORK.

This lace is made to ornament many
pretty things prepared for holiday pre-
sents. Bureau covers and toilets
mats are made. Ornamental strips OF
this lace work also pass down the mid,
die OF oriental chairs.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-06

Loveliest among these are pure
swhiteI dresses Of diaphanous tulle,
frightened by folds, of lustrous satin.
Flat trimmings, such as row after row
OF side pleatings, trim the trained
skirts, the upper skirts are doubled
tulle. A square court train of tulle is
widely beund &ifA satin, and the low
,doublerpointed corsage has soft tulle
dfapery, on. the bosom, edged with
Malines lace. The flower clusters are
placed with gracefall irregularity on
the corsage aud skirts. The coiffnre
Il d rose cluster. Necklace OF dia
monds with three stars pendent
White kid gloves reaching above thu
elbow. Another dainty dress, worl
4 bya young girl, has IA ruche border
ing the skirt, headed by clusters o
stpleated tulle frills, with satin folds ant
erect pleetinss. Boufaat tulle over
skirt showing aoetlges but exquisitel,
dra,Rh with bonqnets of white par
guerites.y "A third tulle dress worn i
the trained skirt, with six, side pleat
ings offloubied tulle, held down b.
wide piping Of white satin. Over
skirt of biz ck lace Topped at the side
and behind by scarlet geraniums an
clusters OF gold balls. Low white sill
eorsige, with peasant waist Of blac
@SeS' sz<fT t4ssf 3E.te $50 3 -