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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
ERIE RAILWAT CHANGES.

WITHDRAWAL OF NR. ARCHER-GEN. A. 8. OWEN
ELECTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
DIRECTOR.
The Board of Directors Of the Erie Railway
received yesterday. the following communication from
Vice President 0. II. p. Archer:
NEw-YoRK, April .. 1877.
GENTLEMEN: My business engagements, regulTils my
OF Management Of this road therefore beg 90 tender
YOU my ignatiOn VicePresident and Director or
the Lrie Railway Company ana take TINS opportunity
vi sincerely thanking You Tor your cooperation WIN le
In the recent changes made N the management or the
affairs OF this Company. am, dear srs, yours. very
respectfully, -. II. L. ARCHER.
To the Hon. John A. Dix President and the Board Of
Directors Eric Railway Company.
The resignation accepted and the following resO
luton unanimously adopted
Resolrsd That this Board tenders Its thanks 10 Mr.
Archer for the assistance rendered II during the recent
changes OF the Company.
Mr.. Archer has been connected with the executive
management Of the road only since last December
when he was elected vice-Presdent, ia place of Fisk
who resigned the change being kept secret He claims
TO have taken hold of the management simply for the
purpose ming the road from its evil reputation
and now that the efforts in this direction have been SO
gnay crowned with success he retires TO look after
his private business. He also claims that the vague
charges which have been maze against him from time 10
tune are without foundation that his integrity is
unmpeachabe.
ellison Homau, who elected to NIL the vacancy
casoned in the Board the resignation Of
Mr.. Archer, is native and resident OF this State
although at present In Europe. He Is also the Vice
President OF the Great Western Railroad or Canada
The new VcePresdent of the Erie Road IL Gen. A. ;.
Owen who been connected with the road Tor more
than 30 years. and familiar with everything pertaining
TO it The Board OF Directors IL constantly receiving in
formation OF reported irregularities In contracts and
other acts OF the Gould administration all Of which ID
referred 10 the Executive Committee for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
THE MILLER INSURANCE INVESTIGATION

ALBANY, April 2.-The Committee on Insnr-
held another meeting this afternoon In OF
superintendent Miller James f. Pereire testified that
he never had any conversation with Mr. Freeman in
which he told that gentleman that Of hs
Company would cost $1,000 He endeavored 10 prevail
Mr. Miller to have the examination made, and he
about to leave for Europe he said be would
the matter In the hands Of some 10 examine Mr..
Freeman into the Office dozen times about
the and said he would pay u, for
After It made he left the liking Of the
be paid 10 "us." Mr.. Miller inquired, to be paid
whom :" witness replied TO Southwick Bryant
MI Freeman paid the $1,000 and entirely satisfied,
saying 1t was worth IL 10 the Company, and too
The witness said he handed the money 10 southwck.
Mr. Freeman is mistaken when he says Mr. Miller
present during any VI these Arter
Conversation regarding the summing up, the Committee
went into Executive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

cables, running the streets and fastened to the
party walls OF the houses Cables rods are used 10
keep the roadway In position and To prevent vbra-
tory motion The fastenings OF the main cables consist
OF castron plates in the parywalls the steel cables
piercing the front walls each side In addition TO
these cables diagonal rods will be used To support the
roadway at the street-crossngs. Two gauge
tracks proposeone for the east and the other Tor
the west side OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday after
noon Mrs Dr. Julia A. Grndle. wife Of DR.. GrIndle Of
Twenty thst placed trial On charge Of pro-
ducing an abortion Maria Ulzen, German servant
employed at No So Broadway. Mrs. Grndle had been
arrested in her own house. and her husband present
during the examination Dr. Harrington and Dr. Halieck
testified that they had attended Miss ulzen, and found
her In critical condition from the effects or an aDor
fjop The husband OF the accused held 70 answer,
ss wife cannot be held accountable for crime COM
United in the presence OF her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
eTIII MOTHER LIBEL SUIT

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 2.-The Rev. Lorenzo
d. Huston, late Pastor of Trinity Methodist Church
South of this CITY, commenced action for libel in
the Superior Of Baltimore City, the summons re-
turnable the second Monday In April. against the
propretOrs OF The American. That paper this after
noon In referring 10 the service OF the summons, says
the examination OF DIR. Illusions by the Church
th0rties about commencing, and regards the lnsrtu-
ton OF libel intended 10 Induce the Commit
Examination 10 leave the matter for adudcatiDp
before "A civil tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Michael Benigan and wife and Hugh Stew
art while walking through Foryeighth-t near Broad
way last night, assaulted by Henry Aarx ana
Frederick Kampp Marx stabbed Stewart IN the right
,r.as, the knife penetrating the lung and causng
probahy mortal wound Marx and kampp were arrested
and the wounded sent 10 The West siue Hos
,.tful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
HOLLAND.

CELEBRATION OF THE BOOTH ANNIVERSARY OF
TIE REVOLT OF THE NETHERLANDS.
LONDON. Tuesday, April 2, ls72.
The 300th anniversary of the revolt of the
Netherlands under William Prince OF Orange, was cele-
brated throughout Holland yesterday. Al the Hague
there was grand procession ana review OF the troops
by the King. Mr. Motley the American historian OF the
Dutch Republic honOred with special attentions by
the King and Tie people 90 the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
TFIEgRAPHIC NOTES.

Herr Won Seheurleu, Minister OF the Interior.
Of ibs Bnp,re Of GeTmAaJ, Is dead
IA II. ID. Meza. n prominent sugar merchant OF
Me-. .e siih pistol yesterday
fire NJ Orland, Me-, yesterday. destroyed
.m.ss snd uissi espsd BY Asel hAJfsn si Belfast 'ss
$3.50 -
Gov. Oeary has signed the bill consolidating
IN, south, ,s soasls the c5 u Pittsburgh thereby sns wa"
10 III ppsulziion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

SCRANTON, IA, April I'-Ihe casuuIty Ut tHe
IacLawanna Breaker, Carbondale, yesterday, By the
breaking Of the plane resulted In the death OF three
persons. The boy, John Palmer removed from the
burning debris literally burned To . crisp In many
parts Of hts body, and lived only about an hour:
Dwight Morse the weighmaster bad one leg broken and
was burned terribly that he died in about three hours
after being rescued. John Csrh had both legs broken
aud hs head crushed. he died this afternoons. Law.
renee smith was severely ininrsd but WIN recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
GEN. ANDERsON's FUNERAL

The remains OF the late Gen. Anderson will
be removed at 10 to-day, from the Marble Cemetery
az second-ave and secondst., and conveyed to West
Point for burial. The body will be accompanied to the
foot Thirty fourthst N. R. by an imposing escort
including the 7th 9th. 7Is and sth Regiments N. G. g.
NJ " three batteries Of the LIST Artillery the Anderson
Zoaaves aud several societies The following win act
pallbearers:
Gen Bomfori Gen. Jefferson Davis Gen ssmaei w caw
fore rn Hfam Barney Richard j. Tbone Henry
Vail anaJ John Aeteait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Three dwelling houses ON Chatham-st., Lynn
Collier W. and hesss Hsrne esTssd
yesterday. Loss, A<sooo
-. The Chesapeake Sugar Refinery, In Baltimore,
Owned oy Stirring AAes damaged BY te yssssasy ~
exssst d ei39<V, Insured
At the annual festival Of the colored people. a
Fdsck Nd. Mesdsy evening ~ 49, e6ss vaf
vsD eassd N, By wAh hliS - n
ssususly wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
THE CASE OF BISHOP o'HARA AND FATHER
STACK.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The Supreme Court
has reversed Judge CANDLES decision upon the lesai
points involved in the case Of Bishop 0Hara, but has
witAheld opinion them. The Court has only dissolved
the preliminary injunction, which enables the ooucga
ton to worship in the Church Of the Anpunciaton
Wil,iansport pending further proceedings the case,
and leaves ali important issues Of the to decided
on a hnal eartng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
VOTE BY COUNTIES COMPLETED.

kENNIUIlS
District
l.. Charles J. Cole, Hartford gain,
II Daniel WadswOrth, Manchester.
III Addison q. Nils, Canton.
" Henry St0dGQrd, NewEaven.
v. Thomas Zines Derby.
VI. Howard C. Ives. Cheshire.
VII. William H. Potter, GrOtOn.
VIII. .Lucus Brown, Preston.
TX. Joseph G.. Perkins Old Lyme gain.
X. Bern. L. Budd, Fairfield.
XI-.Srith p Glover, NewtOwn.
XII..Asa B. Woodward, NOrwalh.
XIII. james Burnett, Scotland.
XIV. 6. StOrrs Cotton, PoInfrct.
XIV. Edward NJ Chaplin, New-HartfOrd.
X ". John 8. TurTil, Ncw-MI,iOrd.
XVII. Frederick +. HUrIbtrt. Goshen.
XVIII. Chas. 4. BlieH, Chatham (galnj.
XIX. Henry NJ Stannard WestbroOH.
Xxx. Marcus Woodward, SomeTs.
XXI. George Maxwell, Vernon
Republicans, Is Democrats, 6.
The House stands, ISL Republicans 10 no Democrats
The Republican majority, on JOINT ballot 30 last year
IL was "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

EARL GRASviLLE's SECOND NOTE BEFORE
THE CABINET YESrERDAT-THE DOCUMENT
FRIENDLY IN ToNE-THE ARBITRATION EX-
PECTED TO GO ON-No ACTION TAKEN BY
THE GARNET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

ATTACK ON REPUBLICAN MEETING IN GLAs-
Gow-rHR REVIEW AT BRIGHTON--A NEW
GOVERNOR GENERAL FOR CANADA-ENrHU-
sIAsrIC RECEPTION OF MIR. DISRAELI AT
NANCupgTER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-27
3. 9. meeeer,
beutf@er Sattler

SD babe uaetu @ef@dft sebeatenb v~ersr6sert unb halts
nun cine srrse Nuswat' ben pferbeeef6trrex, cate.
Rpfftrx H., pelHe i'd III p.a bt1tsfen pretfen nsf1auien
lam NeNne aanbSleute uertst& Gufy proasfeHe Sse's'
uen. Romuat unb dberaeuet eu&. nj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

IN ~CARONDELET STREET.

High hopes INDUCED in freely for another
rise. and which quickened the pulse of the
cotton market. nave been somewhat dashed
by the oracle. which is ~discouraging in its
tone and has thrown the movement gather
ing in strength and momentum since Mon
day quite off the track. The old probabili-
ties of the cotton atmosphere says pressure
along the whole line, wary spectators
are taking in all canvass, and if the barom-
eter sinks still further every one will be
prepared for the blow. The only discour-
aging news is no disposition to buy. Inc
bell rings and the crier yells, but there Is
no audience. Lower prices are offered oS
the buyers, but. are refused-a sure sign OF
immediate relief; but the buyers refuse 10
90 in or 60 on at the strict old rates.
Leyee stock evinces Improvement, as
S. % was asked persistently, not a cent
less. and an offer was made to buy up l'oo
shares of the ordinary stock at S. a share,
paid cash down, evidently showing great
activity. dividends being boosted of as not
far distant, and the millennium OF levee
building, when the United States and the
State would be in the same boat, as not far
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
Base Bail.

The Mutuals talk of getting their new
nine into practice by taking them to New
Orleans this month. This is a good idea,
even if the club does not DO more than pay
expenses. BY starting about the last week
of March, and playing a week in New Or
leans. and then returning by way OF "a
vannah and Washington, they could have
considerable practice before May.
The Haymakers also think OF sending
their nine southwark in order to obtain prac-
tice. AT any rate, they purpose playing with
the Nationals and Olympics in April. and
probably the Baltimore and Maryland clubs
in Baltimore.
The Boston Club viii play no exhibition
games this season at all with professional
clubs. They will begin practice III April
with the Harvard students.
The above is from the New York Mercury.
If these clubs should visit New Orleans,
our home clubs will. no doubt, try hard to
WIN a ball from them. AT any rate they Will
play them some good games.
The STARS" and Lees" have reorGanized.
and will present their respective strong
mines on Sunday, April 7, when the great
game of the season will be played.
The "AthIetics' and STARS" play this
evening. at three O'Clock, on Delachaise
ground.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
POLITICAL NOTICES.
I1eodnuarfers ProyisiOual State Centr

H~eaduuarters Provisional State Central
Committee Of the Reform Party Of LOUISIANA No.
trail Committee of the Reform party Of Louisiana,
appointed by william NJ Randolph, Esq, in ac-
cordanee with a resolution adopted by a mass
front of the City Hall on the seventeenth of Febru,
airy, 1872, met this friday evening. March 8, at
seven o'clock, at the rooms of the Citizens Asso-
citation, Ne. u Carondelet street.
Mr.. l. N. MARKS was asked TO take the chair,
and the committee proceeded at once to the cleo
ton of permanent officers
On motion. seconded, the following gentlemen
Were unanimously elected:
Judge THOMAS H. KENNEDY. President.
JOHN G. FLEMING, Vice President.
w. +. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Marks
Resolved, That the President appoint the follow
lowing committees:
i. Executive mmitt of five members. whose
duty shall be to aid IL organizing Immediately
every parish in the State.
2. Finance Committee of five members. with IN
stmctions to take immediate steps to raise the
necessary funds to inaugUrate the campaign.
3. Committee on address of three members, 70
prepare forthwith All address setting forth the OBJ
jects Of this committee, and making to the people
such recommendations as in their Judgment would
best cOnduce to the rapid organization OF the Re
form party Throughout the State.
In accordance with the resolution, the President
appointed the folio wing gentlemen:
Executive COmmittee-I. N. Marks, Charles +.
Fenuer, J. II. Kennard, Adolphe Schneider, Dr.. d.
Warren Brickell.
Finance Committee-John Phelps, J. d. seixas,
H. McCloskey, W. B. schmidt, James Buckner.
Address CUmmittee-H. N. Ogden, w. %. DeueSre,
J. NJ. SeiXas.
ON motion of Mr.. J. H. Kennard--
Resolved, That the president appoint a commit
tee of three members to appoct:on tae State IN the
coming convention.
Adopted.
Committee on A~pportionment-J. H. kennard,
James Buckner, Charles Is. Ftnlec.
On motion OF {. L. Fenner-
Resolved, That the committee give their warm
| approval to the ward organizations, which have al.
| ready been formed in the first, tenth and eleventh
wards OF the city. and call on the people in other
wards without regard TO race or past political at
f~liatiOns, who are i'll favor OF reform, TO organize
themselves without delay.
Be it further resolved, Ihat as soon as or
ranized each ward club be requested to eject dele.
| gates to a parish central committee, which shall
consist of two delegates from each ward. and to
report to this committee without delay the names
of the dele gates elected.
The following apportionment for delegates to the
Reform Convention, to meet IN New Orleans, April
%, 1872, was adopted March 8, 1872, by the "Provi
si0nal State Central Committee of the Reform
Party"
The various parishes throughout the State are
requested to organize without delay, and to elccl
delegates according to this apportionnent.
kIInunr or Der o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

The Ioerville SouM wants to Know IL the
ingenious Yankee who invented the medi-
cine known as the female regulator can {
get up a mail regulator for the beneht OF
the people between New Orleans N |lchs-
burg. The mail service between those
points is miserable, and an outrage on the
public.-DoHutk6onriHe ChiGt.
We think it about time the Postmaster
General interfered, and gave us reliable
mail communication with our sister towns
in this State. He is the chief 'reguIator,'
and the special agents and postmasters are
his assistants, and it is the duty OF the
assistants to notify the PostUffice Depart
ment OF every failure, and ask that the con
tractors may be required to fulfill thelr
contracts. 1t is a part OF the duty Of a
special agent to see that the mails, after
leaving the pOstotfice, are forwarded to
their destination on schedule time, and not
| stored in a boat remaining at the levee, Oh
left at an intermediate office on the route
to await the pleasure of the contractor. il
the agents and local postInasters did Their
duty, the public would have less cause tc
complain Of Mr.. Creswel and the Postotiict
Department.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
CANCELLATgDN SE BOND.

STARR or LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans. March 2, l3I2.)
V~YrHB2EAG, APPLICATION itAS BEEN Made
W to ne for the cancellation of the ohfcial
bond ofEmile Honore as Sheriff in ana for The parlsh
of Poiute Coupee, to Wit: A bond dated December
Il, 1870, il the SIM of six thousand dollars, signed
by Emile Henore as principal, and VI. Basso. N. 81
Armand. Lucile Decuier, E. ToinOir ana H. u. 80;
ward as sureties, the SAID bono beng conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Emile
HOnore of his duties as Sheriff aforesajd-
Notice is hereby gwen 10 ali persons lnteresteo
in the said bond to tile their objections 10 We
cancellation thereof IN writing in the ONCE OF tHs
Secretary of State, within ninety days aIte1 'ne
last publication hereof. .
Given under my hand and the seal or the Staee
this second day of March, 4. D. 1872, andoI inc inao'
a.. C.
By the Governor:
J. W. FAIRFAX, Assistant Secretary ofState.
rnhS 2nf
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AUCTiON SALES THIS DAY.

n. ". FARROW, Constable Fifth Justice Court
a. y o'clock, in front of courthouse, on Vii
lere street, Algiers, oue-story frame building
corner of Madison and Decatur s~treets-Joseph
Lord and John Richardson VS.. Henry Horton.
CHARLES +. PORTER, at ten o'clock, at
corner of Decatur and Jefferson streets. con
tents of coffechouse-succession OF Andrew Nc
Master.
r. u. l. B. ]. MONTGOMERY, at II A. n.
a. Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street, a
general assortment of new and secondhand fur-
u.ture.
SHERIFF S~AUyINET, at S o'clock, at cor
ner OF Columbus and Galvcz streets, contents
of a grocery ~stOre-Nicholas Doyer VS.. j. NJ
S,tvapt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPOR.
TATlON.

CHIEF Q~UARrERMAsTER's OFFICE
San Antonio. Texas. February ], 1871.
CEALEp PROPOSALS, IN T%RIPLICATE, OF H
= form furnished BY the undersigned, will be re-
ceived until IL NJ, WEDNESDAY. May |. 1877. for
the transportation of army supplies from the first
day of July, 1872, to the thirtieth day OF June, 1873,
on the following routes, viz:
ROCTES-Nos. One, Two, Three, Four, FIVE, Six,
Seven and Eight.
Details and requirements can be obtained upon
application to the Chief Quartermaster, Military
Division of the Missouri, Chicago Illinois; the
Depot Quartermaster. st. Louis, Missouri; the
DEPOT Gu .rtermaster, New Orleans, Louisiana, and
at this office.
A COPY OF the requirements, with this advertise.
NEXT, to De attached to each proposal offered.
JAMES \. EKlN,
milo I5t Chief Q~uartermaster.
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MAyORALTY or NEW ORLKAN !
City Hall, March 10, 1872. )
INo. Observation-Disclosures Series.

mo. INSTRUMENTATION DtIIts'J
Resolved, That the proposal of William Culilnan'
for the construction Of a wooden sidewalk on La
page street, betwsen Broad avenue and Seventh
street, in the Third District. at sixty five cents per
running foot. and offering Henry Weilman as secur-
ity in the sum of $500, be and the same is hereby
accepted, and the Mayor authorized to enter INTO
contract on behalf of the city, per %notariai act be-
of the said contract; provided, thai i'll the notariai
act the contractor shall distinctly disclaim and re-
lirouish any recourse upon tie city. in case he
shall fail to obtain from the property owners pay
ment for said work.
Adopted bv the Council of the city OF New Cf-
leans, March J2, 1872.
reas-Cockreul, Shaw, Delassize, Remick, Lewis,
Walton, BonZauO.
EENJ. !. FLANDERS. Mayor.
Atrue copy:
Fl. CoNQUESr CLARKE, Secretary. mhl4 1t
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MAYoRALry OF NEW ORLRASs. I
City Hall, March IS, 1872. }

MAYORALTf OF NEW OhLhASs,
City Hall, March IS, 1872. }
me. 14O3-Administration Series.l
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 Admins
TRAITOR of Public Accounts warrant on the Admlnis-
traitor of Finance in payment of the same: -.
J. A. Masicot, Criminal Sheriff for the parish OF
Orleans, for the maintenance of prisoners and
turkeys fees during the month Of January, l8!Z.
as per bill, approved by the Judge of the First Dis
tIict Court, $3.50 80.
New orleans Republican Printing Company,
printing for Department of Public Accounts during
the month of January, 1872, 1851 so.
New Orleans Republican Printing Company, f5t
deduction made on bills of July, August, Septem-
Der and october, 1871, $500 81.
r. ". Collens, Jr., for testimony taken in the
First District Court, by order Of Judge OF said
court, $.5.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leaus, March II, 1872.
~Y.as-Cockrem, Shaw, Delassize, Remick, Lewis.
en- 1. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
Fl. CoNQuEsT CLARKE, Secretary. mhl4 1t
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE.
New Orleans. March II, 1872.
WAS BROUGHT TIC THE SECOND DISTRICT
Pound, corner of OrleaH, and Claiborne
streets
One Butchers CART.
Winch, if not claimed within FIVE DAYS, AID the
expenses thereon paid. will be sold at public
auction at said pound. on SATURDAY, March
10, 1872, at twelve o'clock II.
JAIES LEWIS.
Nc. ~I2O-mhl2td Administrator.
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a few nights ago. He introduced himself by
saving that this was his first attempt to lee
ture. and, if the then condition of his mine
remained unchanged, it would be his last:
He closed with the following remark -
thank you for your attention. and llifting
his eyes upward) l am thankful to Him who
doeth all things well that l haye been en-
abIed to get through"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
CITY TAXES OF 1871.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, }
City Hall. New Orleans. March s, 1871 }
yIyHE BILLS FOR CITY TAXES OF 1871, LEVIED
L by ordinance 1851, 1862 and 1872, amounting TO
two per cent, are now ready for delivery at this
office.
Payment for the city's proportion will be re-
ceiyed in certificates of appropriation and Met
ropo,itan Police warrants, but the amount due tor
interest on the bonded debt must be paid in cash.
JOHN s. WALTON,
mh8 lot Administrator of Finance.