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,@.IINEN IIJsTREs at 1ss and 1896

W-5 LAA'~' 81 -
worth % and Csc; ri - ran lH9f ''rts
p hRIsrENNEl PoPLINs' at l9ac. a yard e
STRIPPED JAPANESE CLo 9th, In great variety
iat lesc. q yard; -,,,.r ,,...,..,,i IL :. ii
pr,pE JAPANESE nj CLOTH only zoe. per yard;
DIAGONAL PoPLIN asc.fa yard; ,r,y ..t,r,
I AcE-sTRIPE 20 PLINs, In the new SHADES al
Csc. a yard; Hi..t..s.' = ~ ,,-'-
m1EN1oNErTE JAPANESE PoPLINs only s'c'
r,iss lori sU11ne-cLo 9TH only IS and acc. a
yard;
s1rK.mIxED POPLINs at SOFA yard;
R,acK SILKS at sI,sl.25. $50, SITS, g. .S2.2''
$2.75. and 50 a yard;
only few of those GRENADINE ROBES az o.
left; &. .,. s.tl@ 81 .s-.aas. -
s1I x STRIPE GRENADINES at 12s, 1ss, and
CSC. yard; 80 'r" i"'.,
MfGNroNETTE STRIPED GRENADINES al
20, 25, and soc. yard; ..,
Excellent FAsT-CoLOR LAWNS at lssc.. a yard
PLAIN and STRIPED WAsH-7PoPL1N at lsc.
q yard: ..f 's..a '-.'.@ & ." -G.s .Et#
Excellent ACK and wHITE.sTRIPEs SKIRT
/" ING at 15c. yard; --------.
In fact, an excellent assortment fof" DRESS
GOODS at prices far below their value, can be had
of! ".. 10; a. LEVY BROTHERS,
....''.'@. w. 1O17 and 1919 Main street
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS at 81. auls
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NE AUGUST 18TH, 1873.

H AUGUST 18th, 1873.
THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
are now opening and on the way
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS,
BROWN aud BLEACHED SHEETINGS,
New DARK and LIGHT PRINTS.
BLACK ALPACAS, IRISH LINENS,
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE DAMASK, DOYL1ES,
DAMAsK NAPKINS, MERINO SHIRTS,
BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS, ns
HEMSTITCHED and LINEN-CAMBRIC HAND
KERCHIEFS,
UMBRELLAS, ..... r...... rr.."-.
BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE. ...
In order to make room for the NEW FALL
STOCK, the summer goods on hand will be sole
without regard 10 cost au IL
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DIsSOLUTIONs e. PARTNERSHIP,

N.-The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the name Of GARTH
& WHITE was dissolved on the 10th day August. by
mutual consent. w. d 49, . - - u
il MARTIN or T. M. CARDOZO is author
lied to Sign In settlement of the late firm Of Garth
e W White II }s-sf .a
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MULES. HORSES, d.


MULESl MULESl II have onAA
4y1 hand TWENTY FINE, LARGEsE&sA
MULES, and will receive every three or ~
four weeks carload OF BROKE and UN- HAGskIa
BROKE MULES, which will be sold low-from
tloo up, Apply at my stables, on Franklin between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
" es-lm EDMOND, EOSSIEUX.
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f1RANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, si,''oto, t 600.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS a GIFT.
se50,,ooo FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, tuu-
.,orized by special act of the Legislature for tie
| benefit OF the PUBLIC LIB RARf OF KEN
lucky, will take place In Pubic Library Hall, a,
Louisville, Ky., % ~ .5s'. ..&.t1'.t -. "F"'
WEDNESDAY, DECEMB Err 3, 1873 a.
Only 10000 tickets win be sold. and one-half Of
these. are Intended for the European market thus
leavi ng only 10000 for sale In the United States,
whex 10000 were disposed Of for the third Con-
cert The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts, and have on their back the scheme, witha
full explanation Of the mode Of drawing ,ftssd
At this concert, which Will be the grandest mu-
steal display ever witnessed in this country the
unpr ecedented sum of a,s--,(H - 3..t i.~,f.re
s"5.'3 .'' s1.5oo,o00, - 'i'' '>.'t'''
lpased into $4,000 cash gifts, will be distributed ~
OF among the Observation-Disclosures numbers OF The
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren, aud the gifts from another. t.,,..g r.,tt.
LIST OF GIFTS. A..
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In retiring from the commission business we re-
turn our sincere thanks to our friends tor the o-
eral patronage bestowed upon u.s. Our late partner,
Mir + II. Martin, having formed another business
connection, we desire to express our confidence In
him. and will be pleased to know that our OLD
p ~ GARTH q WHITE.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1873.

ADVISORY BOARD.
His Excellency Governor Gilbert G. Walker, r..,
Colonel Kader Biggs, P. H.P.;
John K, Mcdaniel, 2. e. Commander; 20. ''.
j. j. Burroughs, '... ,.s. ....J. l.s.f .s.-. .f
Captain Samuel Watts, Virginia Legislature; %. p.
Robert +. Witlcrs, q. NJ, q. II. F., and D. g. c. Of
Colonel Thomas +. Owens, p. @. III; 80 --....t. 81.
John b. Whitehead ESD, ex-Mayur; .... ,, .
Colonel W. II. Taylor, State Senator;
James G. Balm, &. q. q. q. Z. ~ss
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RAND GIFT CON ERT

This drawing has been legalized by special act Of
the Legislature, to raise funds for the completion
of the Masonic Temple in the city of Norfolk
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NO-PARTNERSHI undersigned
Y have associated themselves In business for the
purpose Of eondic.ing IN the ely Of Rshmond a
under the firm aud style of .-..... s..
MARTIN MASON.
The firm is provided with ample means to con-
duct the business, which will be strictly commits
sion: and the senior member having had many
years. experience III This CRY in the sale of ToBA c.
co, GRAIN, and all kinds of PRODUCE, they feel
warranted in assuring their patrons that their In
terest will be properly protected. =
Advances will be made to consi gnors and prompt
returns assured = j. II. MARTIN,
- t1,~'.. S. B. MASON.
RICHMOND, Va, August ID, 1873. s...... =,
We cordially recommend the firm of MARTIN q
MASON to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. =.
JOHN ENDERS, ,ar.
THE TREDEGAR COMPANY, !
2" '~ ARCHER ANDERSON \, Treasurer
J. DAVENPORT, JR., .aE#.
President First National Bank
au IS-dlw, sw2w& Win
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A NTHRACITE COAL.--l ann prela pei
n tn n,rnisb I.ykens valley and Lorberrn RsI
Ash Goals st low figures: also, Shamokin mi
Ash. full supply Of Cumberland Geai Oh p s
and sor sale at the lowest market ra,ss. Ifns
Wishing 10 Law In their supplies for the winter "0u1
do well to see me before purchasing ,op.rs
- ~ III So .,.gs. :! 80 lkT ROBBERS,
Iei1 corner Seventeenth and Dock stsst
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GOAL AND WOOD.

puY FUEL NOW.-In yard and % w
D rive, large supplies besl fret-sarning AMI
STOVE, and NUT ANTHRACITE i;.eaii, II
weighedI ana the celebrated CLOVER ILL., Ill
Lump, Hall, aud Engine. now superior anu p.,,,:
CUMBERLAND COAL, unequalied ior s' Va.
and cooking COKE at Lorest summer Fase s,or;,s
vOrabie contracts made with families, iset ,r
foanires, and public offices aud institutions w ' c
and State. Buy without delsy, as prices n' w.
tainty and materially advancing. ,,y.,
As sole manufactures By steam OF Inc appSnD
and pOIsIlsr kINDLlNG AND COOKING n V~n;
10 with long, Is sold III the Interest OF ee" Esr,
and convenience at offices corner Mum ahu S n,l
before buying. lie 30-aml J. b. MALhIEsG~--
a NTWRAIITE (DAL.--I am prelafeu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
aIazeppa On Canal street.

To-day between twelve and one oC.'c x
thrilling scene i'll 'Nazep?a" viii be en-
acted ~ Cana! stree. ~ winch tine Mss
Leo Hudson. in Costume AID Aoun': as
.Na-er.9a 20 her oeaut..,.: seed Back Bess.
viii ride IL character t.-o... "A Canal stree.
fg0:n Magazine to Broad. As The lady has
most beautifully deve,.ped form and at
tract!ve features. the scene VI l.: a: o2ce
novel and pieasn:.
Her ride th:0ug,. Cana. stree: today. n
the mamie: prescribed. o.. nat ..":aHt Goa.
black stood. VI. FIRMS, f..rl III ccuTevsa-
ton long time. H.ac.. Bess - 50 w"..
trained tia: she vi: 3. guided II the
gent.est touch an,; wG:.2e. .: be: captive
rider. AID there W., he - :ea- T.,a-eve; o.
acc!den: g. a.a-LI. T..:s :.a. has never
been attempted; n any c..l.- IL. and tAa-
w.ie avenue. Cana. street., la, bee SO
:ec.eL as Ii. sc":.- % i. noy..rr. We pc
srn!e .a.les from "a. pat, .: :.!e g.: W..
:,oc. - C.,;.a. stree. l., i.lo:n.a..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
Mis-. Leo Hudson.

The fame this lady has attained il the
beautiful play Of "Mazeppa." GramatIzed
from Lord Byr0n'5 poem Of the same name,
drew - The St. Charles Theatre, last eve
ming large and fashionable audience. aud
we Will venture to say that no one left dis
satisfied with the performance. Miss HID
son. as .N'-eEpa. represents the noble and
daring youth to perfection. possessing a
form and bearing that are graceful and Dig
nihed. and physique that bears t.le stamp
OF nobility.
During the performance Miss Hudson in
PRODUCES her beautiful and we'll trained
horse Black Bess. performing feats OF dar-
ing with this sagaciOuS ANNA! that Cha.-
lenge Tie admiration and establishment OF
all who witness them. II the great Byron
cou,l be here to witness, Miss HUdsOn's
personation Of the ideal Na-cppa his poetic
brain has SO beautifully pictured to the
world. and also the splendid impsEoaaticn
that Black Bess gives Of the wild Tartary
horse, he could lind no fault with either.
The play is we'll cast at the St. Charles. and
we shall be disappointed if il fails to have
a good run. Mss Hudson and Black Bess
are stars Of the first ma suit:tie IN tie
theatrical ornament
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE or louisiana, J
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March 3. 1873
WHEREAS. ARTICLE IL OF THE CONSTITU.
w ;ion of the State of Louisiana provides
No person shall hold exercise at the same
time more than Office of trust and profit, eX-
cept that OF justice OF the peace or notary public
and
Whereas am informed there persons in the
State holding tws more offices, in violation OF
said constitutional provision; and believing such IA
course to be in contraventon of public policy and
good morals; and
Whereas. | informed that several mem bers
of the General Assembly now holding offices OF
proht. under the impression that the aOOve cited
article does not apply to Them on the alleged
ground that member OF the General Assembly is
not State officer, and having fully considered and
taken legal counsel on the subject, am advised
and believe that a member OF the General Assem-
by is State officer, il becomes my duty as it IS
my desire to enforce the provisions OF said article
Of the constitution against all persons violating
the same.
| hereby give notice to all persons whatsoever.
that as executive of the State OF louisiana shall
consider in all cases, not specially exempted BIZ
the constitution where two or more offices OF
trust or profit are held by tho same person that
both all said Offices vacant unless resgua
tiOn of all the said Offices be rendered
within thirty days of the date hereof; and in
case of resistance to this notice, shall proceed
under the law to remove any OF said officers 80
refusing.
Given under nv hand and the seal OF the State
affixed this eighth day OF March, 1873.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
Be- the Governor:
?. q. DEsLONDH,
Secretary of State. mhi
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AUCTION SALES TIL. DAY.

BIZ B. NJ. P. :. MONTGOMERY. a. l. O'Clock,
at No. 81 Na;cnez street. uew sad secoad-ha
furniture. etc.
CT SHERIFF HARPER. at 49, o'ciocl az 10. -
Camp street. contents of lamp store. etc
continued sale. At Z O'clock, az Merchant.
and AdC'tOneaGo' Exchange two los OF ground
aad buildings on Philippe stceet-New orleans
Savings Institution vs. Samus! Jamis0n; .ot of
ground AMI buildings. c@uer Pensacola landing
aai Beltol street: undivided fourth par. OF a
e4ra:e Of ground, bounded bv Claiborne. VII
low, Dcyales aud Lafayette streets undivided
fourth part of square Of ground, bounded BY
Poydras, ST. Magdalen Lafayette and -. Ade-
i.ae s'yee:s-WidOw g. G. Duncan vs.. Michael
B Brady, al the interest of r. H. Schmidt il
One-tl.id e the firm of Young. Bright y Co.
ProqlittoTs o. the Ne" orleans Price IG:rea.-
NarY Q -Aacv "a. R Il Schmidt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

OFFICIAL MoRTUARY Rar08r.-D:. S. c.
Russell, secretary of the board OF health,
reports tina: the whole number OF. deaths il
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was Ill., The
causes of death were az follows:
One of abces. of liver. | Of abcess OF
lungs. Of abcess OF spine. OF ap0p,eXy,
:. of bronchitis, | of Brights disease, OF
cancer OF the stomach. : of cancer of the
womb. ; Of cholera mo-bus, | OF concus-
sion OF the brtaD. ) of congestion OF the
brain. :! of consumption, OF ,ntantiie
CONVERSIONS. . OF cganOsit. OK adult
debility, Of intantie debility, OF diar-
rhea. of chronic diarrhea. OF drOpsy. OF
dropsv OF the brain, } drowned. | ot acute
drsenterv, > OF chronic dySentery. > OF
epilepsy, | of enterO-colitis. | OF eryspelaS,
| Of typhoid fever, | OF Cangrene of the
ipy ot hemOrrhage Of the liver. | OF heart
disease. ) OF yalvular disease Of the heart,
> of enlargement of the heart, ) OF hopping
cough. OF hemiDlrgId, Ok Inflammation
OF the bowels, | OF Inflammation o. the liver.
| Of Inflammation OF the womb. :; OF intern
perance. of intussusceptIOn OF lntestlnes.
i killed. | OF laryngitis. / of !enevcvthae-
mia. Of intantile marasmus. of measles.
, of meningitis. | OF ceIebro spinal men!n-
gifts. 5 OF Old age. OF paralysis. | %
peur:av. 6 of pneumonia. OF :heuma1!s!n,
iris nascentiun ; OF tuberculosis. I'M
known. ) of gunsnot wounds, ! no. stated.
Thrtvtight were inferred from pubic
institutions and twcnty-nine on certificates
OF corOltrS.
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Presentation to p. g.

I This gentleman has been treasurer of the
ST. Charles Theatre Twenty-Five years. and
is popularity supposed 70 know all about the
;nrricaeies of theatrical management: and
the details of the stage. At his annual
benefit, Sunday night. waea M. D0minick
Murray played in 'ArCal-na-POgue" and
tie Benicia Boy" tieCe was splendid
house.
One time. when the curtain came down,
it was intimated that p. G. was wanted
Just behind the foot.!ghts. His modesty
was shocked at the idea Of going on the
stage. but a sense OF duty when a message
was sent to him by NJ. DeBar that his
presence behind the curtain was necessary
to induce the actors TO go on with the play,
az there was some trouble whiCh he ONLY
could harmonic. induced him to respond.
Once on the stage clamorous calls for P,
G - "G.easonw "GleasOn!" resulted in his
appearing before the curtain. trembiingly
declaring that he could not make a speech.
as he was only especially familiar with
dealing out bits OF pasteboacd with num-
bars on them in exchange for currency.
Yet he managed TO thank the audience fer
their kindness and friendship.
AS M. Gleason was retiring from the
stage Mr., joshua Coyprew. occupying
o,,.,,,,:,,,,.,,ro .ar,.a and ,a,r.s+o1 -,
10 hehE d NtiF ie" i0~AA- N' "U'cn ne Oe-
sired to make.
With mingled embarrassment. surprise
and pleasure MIR Gleason listened to these
remarks by Mr.. Cor2re";
Mr.. GieasoI.-l trust tnat your sensitive
I'd s"!p d. = ;7jueI o"a 1,I1I ~ - POI.
m2dastv and d;sraste for Al. upr,onal nstan.
tat;on. Although this act. not set down in
the programme Is one OF surprise TO you.
Gu 49," 80
fr;ands who greet YOU warmly uDop ms an
niversarv of your Official lie.
Let me assert in al! truth AMI cantor,
that a citizen of New Orleans at all given
10 tha er;ovment OF rational amusement as
afforded nv the drama, who declares that
he does not know the genial, who.e.sos,ed
treasurer az Odd Drurv,'' argues himself
unknown.
We are not here tonight 70 testify solely
to your oficia! worth. bu. to manifest in
some tangible form our appreciation of
you- many virtues as a man and as a friend.
And IN testimony of tle truth OF nv as
sertion. ana on behalf OF you, friends of
the Crescent CITY. let me present vnc. in
their name. this token % admiration and
esteem. Take il, sir, ami preserve il, and
lei u remain AWAY " '0'A1-IN7' "a ou' a.
49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
'Encre's Nothing Like IL"

"D.n'. wish for better" bette: than any
other W. have used" Like It much.
Cant speak too highly Of it." There
can be no fault found with it," Can testify
otis superiority" ''Don'. Use any other g
Thes. are few quotations, from the hun
dreds of testimonials in favor of Doo.ey's
Yeast Ponder. which is the only chemically
pure. harmless. healthy and nutritious art
Gle or til. kind in market. Perfectly re.ia-
bic. easy 70 use. convenient and recon.
men.!eI by all. Eor sa!" by groe"r.. Doo!ey
Il Brother. rroprictogs. No. ~ Mes: erect.
New York
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I'IlUFD-.AiIs.
J.I'iB..a:r ~ fIr.r"r"r"-,
80. az cans, Mac. - Is":.

Ispij..H*T ~ fHr!.I"r"ss.-s
-. -! cans, Mae. - 49,.
csIs'.'.'. S':s..ns ~ !SDD%..SLI. 10 -ar IN.
- 'ri7r -sr... VIA -" ''r.}. ~ - 81. G.. ,;ii
honda. moor. -, - : 70! r...I.. ~. . ;: .,.r.
..Gutts, M. wooden =" 49,, both -. o.: -
.,udr.. street, between !,f. Igi' 49,: toward
.t,...- G...!.I.'.- ." III. ..g a.. F. =, IL,
u. .. q" tu" = {. >t!.".".
E:"'... "-ai'". 3. ~ '.:i.G: -. al. al
,. =.
:.'''''s" - :.r.'".s -. - 60. ..s
'"' 's..'': - - T'..' ~! 90. .tuf .''p 80 =.
'''' e. - '."'''' =. So. .uf,' "a .. -.
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'.'''"i'' = '-a.'- ':a". 49,. - - 49,
81 =. 'i.-' o.. ''-I:"- So ..4a 'h,..r..'raa'.
'''+'f' = ":t"fL "rnf.Ii'- 49, - -"~TF'.1
''"t. .t' 'u'! - Y.a.'. ;r;..t:.. :" - on u
IN. W. e 'Il""'.y:I. I..a-.
y! -: -! h' :''... 49,: - 80 ::"'"'': .'"l
- 'I' '.'.rt"a'" 81 ris Adm = -t:5'"' 81 u.u,S
'' N!'- VA: 80" :",.l.''. coca ~ .1a.: has "e.a
made.
.:t''"' - I,rr tin,i' fnD. ~ ,,4agi..'.s c.,S.
-" ar = '- IL, =. -. .'."'p.:'S "o' .,.. -
r..H+. 49,. ,':'":. JAMES LE|E.s
h..-"'. A!4.-.s!. A:1I~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
CANCELLATION or BOND.

Sr.TP oF Lrri.;s"i.S
Executive Department, .
View Orleans. Mi!uh p. Eij.
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADR
~ TO me Tor the cancellation rt the official bond
0: john 5. Walton Administrator OF Flaar CO !s
and tor the city of New Orleans. 20 wit: A bond
dated Marcia 30. l81'. in the sum o: twenty .iivB
thousand dollars, signed by John $. Walton as
principal and John NJ. Hoy!c for twenty thousand
dollars and Duncan Sinclair III. fl Sc thousand do.
'ars 5uretits. the said bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said John ).
Waltor of his duties as Administrator OF EIHaaca
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby gwen ~ a.! p.r5on. Interested
III ne said bond to file their objections to the
collation. thereof. IN writing the office Of !i.s
Secretary of state. wItnH ninety DAYS after :Aa
last publication arTeOt.
Given under my hand and tina seal OF tnr stats,
tli. twenty fourth day of March. eighteen hundse,.
nd seventy -thTre and of the independence D! IAa
United States the ninetv-scventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELi0t:i.
By the Governor:
=. &. DR4LDEB".
Secretary of STATE. "'l; 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
THE Two Hundred

ulI Mr.. Adams called he brigade 20
sether las; nigh: again. IN IL" r:":en@e
that bushes. ot the creates. importance
required transactins. What i va. ".
have not been authoritative: informed, bu.
il IS rumored that lii" v-nera ole chairman.
..a,:n; made himself res"on~..," :oi .:nd:v
expenditures which vii! drag scnewha:
heavily npon his ;nGiv:dua! nn-s". ear
n.stly .sires ~ fad some OF: 40 W.
share viii, aim the patriotic :.o.o: L. Ia,
been invested with.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Acc.ozSr, About p. NJ. yesterday
man nu,usi john Brown, abOu. sixty years
old, fe. from MS dray and was seriously
injured hr ~. dray passing over his body.
Christina Smith had her ann broken by
trying To hold mp her armcir a. Il lei! on
her. and Wa sent to .hc Charity Hospital!
Aoou. ,toast eleven O'Clock Sunday
mOrain. Bertrand Moratt. aged fifteen
wears. fl; :.snl.. skill into the i:re;. an.
would La" been drowned had It not been
FOR the exec:.,a5 OF Officer Dixon and some
citizens, w..o went - his rescue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
Local Intelligence.

Az ISCE-ESyING EXPER!MENT.-Mr. j. B.
SciO. the Polish inventor. will to-day give
several experiments to display the manner
Of using his novelty, the new paddie-wheels
for steam vessels. He has fitted the wheels
on an ordinary sklff, and the apparatus Is
so scientifically cOntrived that moderately
stout lad can easily propel the boat at the
:ate OF about ten miles an hour. Mr.. Scio
will make as many trips as he can during
the day. in the New canal from Metairie
Ridge to the lake, for the purpose o: show.
ing al interested the advantages and excel
lencies of his great invention. AS ne claims
for it immense superiority over all other
paddle wheels. and as scientific men make
:he same assertion, it may be expected that
a reyo.,.:.oa viii take plac. II lroie..ns
power.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

SNEAK THIEF.-Between three and four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the residence
of 7. w. Montgomery. corner of jena and
Coliseum streets. was entered through the
from. window. The wardrobes of the in
mates were depleted by the abstraction OF
about So worth Of dresses and clothing of
all kinds. together with table cloths and
bed spreads. with which the thief went on
h;s raini1tnv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
NOTICE,

TRgAsr'HY DEPARTMENT.
Office OF the Controller of the Currency.
Washington. March u. 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALI. PERSONS
~ who may have claims against the Crescent
City National Bank o! New Orleans, louisiana
that they are called upon to Present the same and
20 make legal proof thereof to Gharles Case.
Ceiver, at the office OF said receiver No. 50 Matches
street. New Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOS,
mics I'M Controller of the CUrrrnr-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

LARca>iEs The name. o! Eph:ai!A Saun'
ders. Alfred Brown. Of G-etna. Philomene
Pereaux. Nina Dupaster. Mary D:slran
and T. Log! might sound more pleasantly
to the: owners il they were not followed
by accu-a:;,n. Of di-ob.d!ence to tie laws
Of Dr,,.: a2d 'cpn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

And that no vacant numbers be filled in
any case uaril the reduction above ordered
i. reached.
The reduction il these precincts amounts
20 fifty m4:.. The other commands remain
az t.!ey We're.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

SDnle ;r',;yi'iu". i. s.. Landry ..a..s.' Who
VA e.r,.e.: Justice .: =. ;".ce received. a
commission no. ION: .nc. >;.rat John
N.Lut::. Governor .: Louisiana. Il w.,
IA: satisfied NJ. :.:- t:ic.a. .:.iu:s":..e2..
aat - returned ::.e ,.:..:..-s.ra az o.
:lI... oi." from Governor Kellogg.