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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

ENlFTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PARISH OF
= Orleans No. 3iS7. By virtue of u writ of Tier,
faeias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans In Gao
above entitled cause, will proceed sell at pub.
nc auction al the Merchants and Auctioneei g. Bx.
change, Royal st Get. between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District OF this citv
on WEDNESDAY. December 81, 1873 at twelve
wi f'' "
TIKI BUILDINGS erected on The square bounded
by Seguln, Pa tersOu, Where ana Bartholomew
streets forming the Of Pat t. rsOu and Seguu
streets. In the titth District Of this CITY
Seized in the above suit.
Terlus-Cask Oh the spot
W. p. HARPER
deIJ % 81 Sheriff Of the p .rjah of Orleans
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David iIushc. w. NJ. J. Tny,or.

INFFH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
Il OF Orb ana. No. 5G+7 By virtg ola witt of fer
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, | win proceed to sell ut public
auction, on h 'NbAY December %, 1873 ut f ye
'ci"ck 7. ~, at my warehouse, NJ. ~ st. Ann
street, bstwfeH Roy aud Bourbon, Second Dis
tIint the t"iowiI & dec ribed yrope ry, to-wit-
The GOODS. MkR,'HANOI>K etc consisting of
stoves, tirwars, etc, leri0ved from No 20 Frout
e'reet in the Ease of Amelia Rixner vs.. this de.
lend art. No 500 of th docket OF he Sixth District
Court tor M parish of orleans a. per inysni1ry
which may be seen in my office.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash GU the spot,
" p. HARPER
doll 1921 sheriff NJ the psrisb of or,e,as
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state OF Louisinna vs.. sampson Brothers.

s"iNtEH OF AICNls1iE VS. FffEIpHOH BF0theTS.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR StIB PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 5ll2-By virtue of writ
OF aeri facias to rue directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish or Orleans in
the above entitled cause, tor State taxea fox
tEe year leil, viii proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street. bel ween Canal and
Customhouse streets in tire second District OF tins
city, on WEDNESDAY. January 81, l674, at twelve
wit
ONE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND, in the First
Di4tnc. of this c ty, known half square numbs r
thirteen "a )" bounded bv Front Race Watrr nnd
Robin streets, fcrnlng the coruef Of Race aud
Front htreets. and measuring ona hundred and
seventy f We hy one hundred and eighty feet.
Seized in the ADO 7e -uit.
Terms-G ash on the SPOT.
W. p. HARPER
tc20 is4 2I fherih of The Parish OF C,teans
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def0 25 81 Sheriff Of the risb of oriaans
ramseI c. Reid VS.. Peter r. Kendall.

Il OF Orleans. Nos 30 81 (So 1891 late Seventh
District CourtbBy virtue Of writ of feri ,cias.
to me directed ~ the honorable the Ecu tn
District Court tor tie parish of Orleans In the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sel at pub.
lie auction, at the Merchants and uetiOneers Ex-
change, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tonhouse strNrte in the SECOND District of this
city. on MOaDAY, pecetnb Der y, 1879 at twelve
O'Clock H., the following described property. to
wit
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST of the
Defendant, Peter Kendall. In and 10 t,irty thou.
sand bricks and q lot of cypress ard pine Iumber
contained IN the unfinished building situated on
First street hetwPer Locust aud Freret al reefs,
Seized III the above Suit.
TerInb-CGsh On the SPOT
w. P HARPER
nc20 DEF 81 Ehs rif of the Parish of orlorns
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W. ?. HAKpEE
nn2o DEF 81 Shs ri9f of the Parish Of Oriesns
stntc of Louisiana VS.. III. o. Sullivan.
SuPEklOk DIeTRIlyc COURT EnR TtIE PARISH

SUPhRlUk DIrTRICr COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- or Orleans. No 5lio.-By virtus of q writ OF frri
facIas to me directed BY the honorable the Supe-
rior Dist let Court for he Parish of o. leans ia tho
above ENTITLED cause for state taxes for the year
Ell VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the
htfcHan'H AMI AactloIeels' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Custom house streets
IN the Srcnri pist, let of this city on "WEDNESDAY
January q, 1874. at twelve clock NJ the follow.
Ing described property to Wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First District of
this city, Ia square humber five hundred and
eighty four. Vpoui ded BY Banks, Broad Common
and Do' geIos Streets forming the co ner OF Banks
and Bread streets and meaaurin @, thirty by orc
hundred feet. %
Seized in the above suit
Terms Cssh Il . spot
W p VARpFp
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Sta ofLoui-iasa VS.. =. II. Davis. Jr.

SSVPrRlbR DIS kiCF COURT Fur THH PARlSH
~ of Drh ans, No. Alec BY virtue of wit of
fer f4cits, 10 ma directed 10y the honorable the
Superior District Tour OF !he rI>h OF Oricars In
the above eutItl c,us-, for st .t. taxes tor I e
year 1871, VIII proee, TO sci public auclnn at
the Eerchsts ana Auc luursr,' Rxchals-, soyai
etreeJ, bet Canal an Customhousr etrtets II
the 'sc"I strict If this CRY. SATURDA
January Il; 1874, at twei,e o'cluck IL the follow
ing DIES .rlbed property 10 Wit
oNS RHsQ ar OF GROUND, in the First
Dis 10 OF this city square nunoer six hundred
and Swrnlt eight, bouhsed by Dupre Banks, Gsy-
aDd Baudin str,e;s, and measuring TWO hun
bred and ghsy three by three hundred AID niue
teen t.
Seized 10 the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tho spot
". P. HARPER
lel6 Is jalf Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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W. HaFFrEs
noiS 70 dell Sheriff of thu. Parrish of pYleans
Bertrand -atOy W. tHrontei { street and
GhIrn. llIu Oily RIillI.d ...,.,,.--u..

bertrand ~AtOy W.. tHrOnsei street and
Carroiiun City Railroad company
GlXTH DISTRICT CnI'RT FOR The PARISH
~ Of Orlea"s. No 5l72.-By vI,tr- of = writ
81 Fen fsciasf 10 me dire tie ey tn. honorable the
4 xth .strot Court for the arish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will oceed 10 .ell a.
public srcttsn, at The Me- chants ana Auctionrer.'
Exchange. E,ya' street b,taesn canal and Gu
tomhouse streeis in the Srco, d d TT let OF this
cSt,. on MONDAY, d ceHber 20 1873 a, twtl,,
o'clock H.. the following desc 'ioed property. to
wit
THR CARosDRLBr SIRE T iEU CARROLLT0N
CIT. RAILROAD, III its present rouditor, v z: Tho
crosstIes. strin5-ts AMI iran rails aud 'hs a;ppr
tenal re- I he cot The whole Nc he sars. l. Iow
laid on Cdrold.lst sti-rt, ard extending fl ON
Eighth street o The iils ut the Feucher properly.
Seized ia he above suiI
Terms Cash on the spot.
w r. HARPER
delS 81 Is sheriff ~ the p rfsh Of,
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". P. HARPER,
deco la4 81 Sheriff of the Paris h ~. Orleans

state of Louisiana W.. hirs. lily. stern,
SuPERIOR 9sTRICT COURT Pog TIKI PARISH
~ or Orleans, No. 1865 BY virtue of writ
Q! n , f.cias t" me directed by the honora-
PIE the superior District Court for the par sh of
for the year 1871 will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants aud Auctioneers'
Exchange, koyal street, between Canal and
tustonhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city, On WtDaESpAi, January a. 1874 at
Twelve o'c.o d., the following described property,
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First District OF
inns city, in square nImher one hundred aud forty,
bounded by Magazine. ITALIA. Constance and Era O
streets, known as It number twenty, on Magazine
street. ard measuring thirty.two by one hundred
ana twenty seven feet.
Seized III the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
DECO jai FL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlraps
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SHERIFFS SALES,

state of Louisiana vs.. John II. Peyton.
| SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THs PARiSH
~ OF Orleans, No. sos. BY virtue of u VIZ
OF Aeri facias to me directed bv the hopora.
DC Inc superior District Court for the PARISH
OF orleans, III The above entitled Cause, for state
taxes for tie year 1871 will proceed sell ct pub
he anton, at the Merct ants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, ROYAL strt ct, between Canal and Custom
mouse streets In the Secoad District of this city
on WEDNESDAY, January 81. 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, TIE following described property
to wit
PART or ONE LOT OF GROUND, In the Fourth
district Ct this city. in square number one hun
dret aud seventy, bounded 10y Philip Chestnut
jackson and Camp streets, known as part of lot
number niGe. ON the corner of Chestnut and Philip
streets, and measuring forty one feet bY one NM
dred and twenty seven feet Ten Inches.
Seized in he above suit
Term5-Cash tie spot
W. P. HARPER
DECO ja4 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Grlsaua
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A. KOchercau ~ 80. VS.. Horace +. PhiI.
lips.
GSIXrH Dis RICr CONT FOR THE PARISH ou

lips.
6nhTH DIS RIOT COCki FOR THE PARISH OR
~ Orieaus Nc. S32f.-Bv virtue of u writ OF 81 T.
ure aud a lie ." ~" directed ~ the honorable tho
blAth t;sir.rt Court the pa sh OF Orleans III the
above entitled cause, " II proceed 10 sell ut
prbiic auction, at the n TchanI S and Auciioue RS
BSchanEe foIal street between Canal n, d , US.
t0mhnase streets. N the Seco'd Dptrct Of this
CITY, on n EDAf. tctubtr ~, 1878 at twely a
O'clock 81, the following described property to
wit ~
THREE GER AIN LOTS OF GROUND tocetn, r
with the inpeov"ne t. thereon and pur ieuanc-s
theTenn' o bel"nslun. tuat Il in the so uaIe NUN
Der thirty s"vrn, ~ ubourg West Bouligay, the
sixth DstiIct at ikis clty whici, 70 are is com
prIsed within kapo"0u ave nue., Chestnut PlaG no
mines tnow Cells uni AID jena ctr rfa; eiIn bots
bei'g dig ated b, the numb thjrtr. a. four.
teen ard Eileen on plan of L. Suy 81, la 9 sur.
veyor, darec eleve ID Japua v, l8ss, and oeposit
as plan nuGIher ave tae Office " L. T. Game late
notary pub c N this cith; said lots measuring
follows, tn WIT: Lot number thirt. meas irt-s
thirty iest ont on Chest str ", BY q d plh Of
one hu drtd thd twenty-~-ve feet six inches be
tween paral ell tn, .. and Iots Members + ur cen
and fifteen H,oasurc each twenty i've ,e-t front on
Chestnut street h. one hundred and twenty seven
feet .IN inches in depth BIT, cen parallel lines.
other Property y the d. endsnt hereiu from John
]. Niche, by &C passed betorr Erncst Comma
sete, Notary public, on the thirty -aIst Oc'o5,r
1871.
ke1et in the above suit
TeTms-Cash on the spot,
W. 2. HARPER,
OntQ @Ht H.
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state OF Louisiana vs.. A. schmok~r.

StHte Oh LCn1slNn0 vs.. n. SChynOker.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 4893.--By virtue of a
writ OF teri facas to directed by he hot orabls
the Superior District Court tor the parish OF Orleans
In the above ettled cause for State taxes for tho
year 1911 ! viii prOoe-j to sell at public auction
NJ the Merchau 9 and Auctonenrs' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets. IN tn" Second District OF this city on
WEDNESDAY. Japuary 81, 1874, at twelve O'clock
NJ. the following described property to wit
SEB CEErAIS PORTION OF0ROuND. In the First
pstri"t II this city. In square number fifty yht
bounced by Peters, GRID. COmmef and Notre
Dame streets, known as lot number five forming
,he corner OF titod and Peters reefs ard easuT-
Ing one hundred and two Dy ono hundred and
thirty feet four inches.
Seized in tire above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
". P. HARPER
deco la4 81 Sheriff Of the Pari Sh ~ Orleans
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Slnae Of Louisiana vs.. Estate of Eifenn.

Z.
d'Z0 taf p Sherif Of the PRriah of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
.-tatc OF Louisiana Va, Pat Ross.

W. I. HARPER,
de2o ja4 81 Sheriff Of the Pari@h of Ori,,a,,
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Number one hundred and twenty-four bombed
by Story, BARNETT and Edmund streets and the
estate of foucher, measuring one hundred aud
n net v-two by two undred and eighty nine feet
Number one Hundred and twenty eight, bounded
by Peters ard Claiborne streets and Henry Clay
avenue and Bloc ningdale, measuring sixty five al
sixty nine by two hundred and Xty one AID two
hundred and eigh eight feet.
Number one hundred ard TIVE nj y seven, bounded
by BarNt IT, Peters and Edmund streets ard The
estate of Foucher, measu ing one hundred and
uineiy-tw0 by two hundred and eight y-Iiae feet
Number one hundred and twent five. bpuade1
by Barne ard Peters streets and Henry Clay
avenue and BIo0mngdaL, measuring seventy y
eight and seventy by three hundred fec.
Number hundred and thirty, founded by
Peters Burk and Edmund street. and the estate
OF Poucher. assuring Iwo hundred and ninety
two by two hundred and eighty Line feet.
Number humid ed and thirty two, bound, d
by BuTk Claiborne and Edmund .treets AMI the
estate of FoucheT. measuring one hundfed snd
nlnrtv-t~o and two hundred aud stvent, one by
two hundi ed and eightF-three and four hundred
and seventy six feet.
Number one hundred end Thirty four, bounded
nv Burk, Claibt rne and Edmund streets and
Blconainedale, measuring wo undred and II hy.
four and four hundred and sixty. five by one hun.
dre1 and Lime and four hundred and thirty Dix
feet
Number one hundred and thirty .si1, bounded by
Burthe, Hopkins nnd Edmund streets and Bloom.
in dale and eaeuring two hundred aud seventy
and two hundred and fiftyIwo By threo hun
dr-d aud Ia o hundred and eighty nine feet.
Eurib-r one hundred and thirty eight, bounded
by Hopkins, Mrturn and Edmund str-ets and
DIoUAIiSuhe, anu UcTsuliilg Two aud
forty seven and two hundred and twenty by three
huHdi ed and hree hundred and eighty niue feet
Nnmper ore hundr d and forty, bounded by MN
turn, York and Edmund streets and BIoonI eda'e
and measuring two hu udred and fifteen and one
hundred and eighty eight by two hundred ana
eighty nine and three hundred feet
Number one hundred and thirty -thr- e, bounced
by Claiborne and Hodges streets, B!oomingdaie
and Triangle.
Number one hundred and thirty five. bounded by
Claiborne, Burthe and Edmund streets and Tri
angl-. and measuring sixty-one and fifty nine by
Fifty nine feet.
Nuu Der one hundred and thirty seven bounded
by Burthe, HopkiDs and Edmund streets and the
one hundred and five and enc hundred and ninety
two BY two hundred Aud eighty nine and ono hun.
dIed and ninety elk feet.
Number enc hundred and thirty nine, bounded
By Hopkins, Mintuza and Kdmuud streets aud the
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7.
dc20ia42l Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Wiiiiuu, Aoldinz W.. X. vamners

deco ja4el Sheriff Of the Parish of OIisana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

After all, West, the murderer Of the negro
in Delaware, may reach the scaffold. He is
now held on the charge of arson, and if con-
yicted will be hung, for the penalty of arson
in Little Delaware is death. 1t may be that
the jury will look upon this crime as greater
than that of killing, skinning, cutting up,
and burning man who happened to be
"only Niger" Philadelphia Press. ..
The Press does great injustice to thejury
The evidence was insufficient to convict
WEST. No one OH the jury, it is probable,
has any doubt as to VESTS guilt. That is,
every man feels morally certain of 1t, just as
everybody feels morally certain that BEN
BUTLER is thief Yet it is one thing to
have this sort of conviction and another
thing to hang man without legal evidence
to support that conviction. If BUTLER were
indicted for grand larceny, in any city in the
South even, it is probable he would be ae-
Quilted for the same reason-namely, the
want of evidence to prove that he is what
every man feels morally certain he is. The
jurors oath is not a light matter, and that
demands verdict according TO the law and
the evidence" c-, ..-...'.. us 1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

ERRATA.-in General PRYoR's address, Us
it appeared in our issue Of yesterday, there
were some errors worth correcting, and some
not. Of the former class are the following F.:
"Ameola" for "aureola." "LauSh the
scorn" for "laugh to scon the" "The
monks, Copernicus, and ROGER BACON" for
,s.the monks CoPERNIcUs and ROGER BACON"
"Molluse" for "mollusc." "Littri" for
"hittre." "Calibar" for "Caliban." We
also suspect (but have not the MS. before
usy "poor Nature" isan error, and that
the phrase pagan philosophy appeared to
perplex," should be" Pagan philosophy ap-
peared, to perplex." - >..a-. :.
g Our proof-reader (who could not have
been ut his post on Monday is the best in
the State, so far as we know. We do not
often have to complain of him,
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Dir. WEsT.-We said on Monday that DR..
WEST, of: Delaware, was probably acquitted
for the reason that the. jury knew that he
could be tried and punished for arson. The
Enquirer OF yesterday, not, however, COM
menting upon our article, says:
"But West will plead that he has already
been tried on the arson charge as well as
that of murder, and, we think, rightly, too.
1t was but one crime, no matter how you
divide it up, and he cannot be twice placed
in Jeopardy Of life for the same offence
We are surprised to see such paragraph
in the Enquirer. a man cannot be twice
Placed in jeopardy of his life for the same
offence: but murder and arson are not the
same offence. 1t is not necessary to argue
this point. -.... .- .-.. ...s.. -...- .
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DEAT1Eg.

DEATHS. :. .eass-
R Rss1 s. s s;as sIss o assjss =
Friends ga effqlIis sssnrth DyN o'clock E
tne iuneiss,er es;denceof her h1snenn PIE Wen.y
,: :.,a Tr9'n Tree va betwenas Aand T.
n,.d On the nth instant; At her ,esISspss on On
,,IosSsss fon street. Miss IN
~. y fEenty-tbird year Of her age.
This wednesday AFTERNOON. at 81 o'clock
the friends Of the family are Invited to attend.
New York and ST. Louis papers please COPY =
Died, In this city on the l7th Of June, 1s7s at
of James r. and Vtreinis Hamrnon, sged eight
months and tan days She leaves devoted parents to
W Dearest baby, thou tast.leftus,, se5
I'VE thy loss most deeply feel &
But It's God that hath bereft us, r5r
be can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee, -
when the day OF LIE is ned, 80 ~
Ia. In heaven with 5oy to greet thee, ,iH"
Where no partiug tears are shed. r .
: Tappahannock Gazette please copy.
Died, ON the nth of June, 1879. ROBERT W., the
Infant son Of DR.. John F. and Ella c. jackson, aged
Ave months: ri F't't J. -
Died, on Monday evening, ats O'Clock, 18th in
slant PHlLEP LEE second son of Milan and Philo,
nlena Aliuisi; aged three years. ten monlns anu
!, baltimore and New York papers please copy. y
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The Elections.

The period for the selection Of caidida'es
for the Conservative party is near as han -.
and we lave never seen the paoiiec n nj, ~
= Amer frame for thst sort of union ana mar
,conv which comes from settled determl-
na,to, 70 sacrifice personal preferences and
nret,d,ces for the public good. The signs
are SO clear that we may dismiss all iear OF
the rcsult--b,it not so dismiss that fear as 70
relapse into apathy; for 1t is only upon the
s,,pnosiriou that we Shall be active and an
tagging that we may discard fear. s,s.
/. IS gratifying to believe, upon the best
,ndications, that there is no discord and that
there Is no opening for any. entering wedge
that some men hold In hand ready to insert
and drive in could such an opening De founas
It is fortunate thing for Old Virginia
that she has no offices with great salaries to
tempt men into large expenditures to get
,heu. and we shall have no Federal officers
70 elect at the approaching election to fret
and confuse US. n is true the Radical party
nav intend here, as Il has done everywhere
I. has gotten power, 60 make the offices pay
bv the corrupt use of them; but how much
could be made out Of them is predetermined,
and must be the subject Of experiment,
which will not justify the very extensive use
of money to get the offices.
So we shall have contess--compared
with the elections in many states-well re-
lieved of corruptous and the confusion
which grow out Of conflict where the fight
is conducted on one side by party alto.
gesher. unscrupuious, composed Of negroes
adventures, and, with few exceptions,
political renegades and on the other, by Q
party demorali2ed by fear, and skirmishing
and lodging, rather to escape the worst con
sequences of defeat thanto achieve g vic
tory. Conservatives of Virginia know thei,
strength, and mean by harmony and energy
to keep the government Of Virginia in then
own hands. They pay the taxes-they sup
port the governmsnt--they maintain the
life and order of the community-and they
are neither so stupid nor SO faithless to the
State and themselves as to give the govern
nent of Virginia into the hands of aparty
that has, wherever it has had power, neye1
failed to rob the public treasury and profit
by corruptions in every form.
With the parties thus arrayed there is nc
chance to disturb the order Of the struggle
by the introduction Of new-fangled ideas o.
discontinued and ambitious men-there i!
no chance to frigbten men from their pro
priety, or to confuse and break the Conser
vative line by the display of any sort y
scare, however artfully it may he arranged
and decorated by those artists who bring
champion ghosts on the stage to frighten the
superstitious.;
This election is going to be a straightlor
ward affair. The noble, sensible, and faith.
ful white people of Virginia have not taken
jeave Of their senses. They will unite to
save their State from degradation and from
being "saint Domipgoized," and all will be
well,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

correspondent writing about fish and
"sich," tells a story about the fondness OF
the "pesky" cells for sturgeon. We would
be! inclined to set it down as mere g fish
story" but that we know the eel is like the
rat, an uncrring judge of what is best. Of
all the fish in trap or fish-box the slinpery
and agile scamp VIII select the very best, and
so Twill the rat choose the best ham and the
very best cake of cheese in grocery. The
sturgeon is really the best Of fishes, and thai
the eel sticks to him we firmly believe. Sc
here is one story about fish that is not exag
gerafed. ns !, ,.,:.:,s -.,., 81
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY u, SIDNEY GRAYS, n
I 1--WE ia 1s7s.-You are ordered to assemble 81
at vonr spmory THURSDAY EVENING, l 9Th. w
at 81 o'clock In full uniform. with arms, &c, for
drill and business. The roll will be called promptly
ana absentees fined.
Members will be expected to pay dues and some
thing on uniforms Every one failing 10 be present
Is notified that 1gthOut exception. his bill will next
day be given to law officer for collection by war.
rant Changes In Bylaws WILL be proposed, ana
important business transacted.
- GT-te = GEORGE W. EAVES.
y 10 1sat Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

The writer is prepared to make the asser-
ton, based on his Broadway observations,
that long skirts, when worn on the streets
by q female under twenty-eight years of age,
invariably hide feet Of number five or up
ward.-Ne,o York paper.
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