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JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR
RISTMAS ESEETS.
THE NAMES OF THE AUTHORS GUAR
ANTEE OF THE EXCELLENCE OF
THE BOOKS.

AMERICAN HISTORIES FOR YOUTH. r!
Jacob Abbott IN eight volumes; each volnm,
barley. Chapin iIcrrick. Perkins, Parsons
~ hsanifn and 0'he 1s Per tE St! ~ 10 vols
1smo, illustrated. green muslin, gilt back
THE GOOD GIRLS LIBRARY: 10 vols, l slno
TIE GELDART SLRIES. BY Mrs. Thomas Gel
dart. illustrated by John Gihsrt; q voIs.' lsmo
s9 MhE Ft e2sk rsr So 49, CLOTH
1Smo. Per set So.
THE BRIGHT HOPE SERIES. By, Fey. J. T
form Per set, 81. ' cav
TIE oNKLASD' STORIES. BY George B. Tay-
Tor. S S0lS., 16mo. illustrated, gilt back. Per
THE ROLLO STORY BOOKS. ByJacob Abbott.
II vols, Smo, Illustrated. Per SCI. RI
vols. beautifully illustrated, similar to :" 1hc
LITTLE BtS Sit.'s COT >TRY STORIES. 6 vols,
elegantly Illustrated, similar 10 Little Amy s
THE VIOLET STORIES. IL elegant miniature
vols, similar to The Rosebud :torics,'' with
40 illustrations made especially for this series.
All bound IL fancy cloth, 32rno. Per set, -.
TIE fATIitRLAND SERIES. 6vo!s., translated
~, from n ths GcTmsni So For The vonrs folks
volumes. handsomely illustrated. Per set,
AMr / lCAN BIoGEArllY-Daniel Boone, Gene
dict Arnold. volumes. Price per set, 50.
CEClL'S BOOKS OF NATURAL Hl>T0RI-In-
sects. Eirds. Beasts. 3 volumes. 1915:
TURES. 6yolnucs, CLOTH $3.50. One ofthc
best sci Of boys books published.
GOODRICH. II volumes, 1Smo, muslin, illus
trated gilt hack. Per set, 1920.
PICTURES AND STORIES OF ANIMALS, FOR
LITTLE ONES AT HOME. ny Mrs. a. a.
Tenney. Complete in vols, the whole con-
t:ining 500 wood cugraviugs. vols, 16mo
fancy cloth. Per set, Sc.
THE FLORENCE STOKES. BY Jacob Abbott
vols. l6mo, Illustrated gilt lack. Per set, IS.
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STORIES. a new
edition, elegantly Illustrated, OF the old favor
lie. vols, I6mo. Per set, -.
Any Of the ABOVE will be sent by mail, postpaid,
TO any address, OH receipt of the price. .>-
j. Il. ELLYS0S,
..... Bookseller and Sewsdcaler.
dc Q-tDe2n 1ll2 Main street.
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department

AGRICULTURAL JouREALs.-We have our
own excellent agricultural Journal, the
Planter and Farmer. and That other valuable
farmers paper, the AMERICAN Farmer, OF
Baltimore, both rich with practical iniorma'
tiOD
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DANIC. PANIC!

pANIC! PANIC!
JULIUS SYCLE has just received from New
York auctions 4 large stock of FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which Will be sold 1T panic
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS,
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESs, D1AGoSALs, CAMEL'S HAIR, new
goods
EMrREss CLOTHS, Moss CoLons, ALpAcAs, and
SILK PoPLINS. ~
CASHAEREs, SATTEESS. EXPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, anu CRAs&
CLOTHS. a. so. u fun line of BLACK .ALpAcAs,
WHITE AND OOLoRED FLAENELS,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLASSELS;
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFoRTERS. -
CASSlMERES.
In CAssTMERES we hive n fun assortment at all
suAwLs and CLoAKs, new styles:
BALMoRAl aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAAnRIc EDGNGs AND REAi. VALES
ClESSEs LACSS;
KID GLOW kS-our own importation;
GESTLEMES's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR, full
line; .#
My stock Is complete Ia every department. and
SsF special inducements to Il II sa s9c e nRA
AID Broat. street. between Fourth aud Flfth.
SALEsMES: j. J. Turner, W. -. Powerci. John
n. GARY, George Z. Bagby, L. j. Stern. Miss IT,
Stern. no ~
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DRY GOODS.

uUDGINS. GORDON & co. are receiv-
ing their THIRD SUPPLY Of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DIAGONALS, SAT-
TEENS, MERlNOES, and CASHMERES
alta still further reduction in price.
BLACK SILKS and MOURNING GOODS,
uARRIS'S SEAMLESS and VICTORIA
GLOVES.
RUFFLISG, QUILLINGS, and RUFFS Of the
newest styles.
In DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, FLAN-
NELS, GESTLEAIES'S aud LADIES UNDER
WEAR. 4 good assortment, and ut low prices.
de
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NJ PRATTS ASTRAL OIL

M PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 30 gas. Burns
In any lamp without danger OF exploding or taking
DIRE Manufactured expressly 20 disp!sce tie use o
volatile and dangerous oils Its safcsy under every
possible test, and 1t" perfect burning qualities, are
proved by It's continued use in over 100000 fami-
lies. Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac-
extraordinarily OK indrectiy-nlGs ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fee commissioners
Throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
Us the best safeguard when lanpb- are used. Send
Dr circular.
For sale at reeiil by the trade generally, and al
wholesale by the proprletors. CHARLES PRATT
4 ( CO., los FeIon street, New York.
oc 17-d&wEa
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CTILL FURTHER REDUCTION OF
- PRICES.
Best CALICOES al Zoe;
Onc-dollar VELVETEEN reduced 10 7jc.;
BIEACHED and USBLEACIIED GOTTONS
marked down fifteen per cent, and ali other
goods sold at panic prices.
Great specially In WHITE WOOL FLANNEL at
25c., and BLACK ALPACA at Soc, at
CHARLES IIUTZLER's,
no22 No. GIL Broad street.
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PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA PESirENrtaRY, }
OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
December Sth, 1873.
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIEED 1T this office until FRIDAY, Deem
Der 9Th. ut 2 NJ, for 10000 pounds Of FREStt
HEEF-beef rourd--'o be delivered III this instttl-
such quantities 10 the superintendent may aireet,
for which monthly payments VIII b. inade. ;,
The board reserve the right To reject Any ana al
bids. BY order, JoSEfa uALL,
de OF President.
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DREMiUM STEAM kDYEING AND
i CLEANING WORKS. ). j. SCOTT, Proprie-
tor. Prices reduced, and satisfaction guaranteed.
All kinds of dyelng and cleaning IT the shortest
GIVE me trial. j. j. SCUTT.
dc Oft
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w G.. r. FRAYSER,
W. THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
formerly at Toll Main street, has re-opened at
S21 Broad street, and Is prepared to execute PHO
BIOGRAPHY In all its branches, and respectfully
asks his friends and patrons to give him call.
de 4-pnd6tk
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MT BARGAINS IN ALPACAS, &C.
T. L. PRICE & co. have Just received another lot
Of those cheap ALPACAS and MOIIA1RS from 80
to 7Jc., best goods.
BLANKETS. FLANSELS, PRINTS;
BLACK GROS-CRAIS SILKS. very cheap;
VELvETEEES. MOURNING GOODS:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS. MEMS SHIRTS, &C.
40
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rT."TEYTG.
i y r|<f i fl
ENORMOUS REDUCTIoNl
400 WINTER ovERcoArs,

"S STOCK = unusually large, and the price, have
Deen marked Gown WITHOUT REGARD 70 p,os,
~'--- hS s'o o'erc'ais now selling tor 1872,
my 70 o'crc'ats now selling for 20.
Ny IS o7erconts now selling for IL
The above reduction will b. mao r<,
They must be sold.
Your attention Is especially invited IN =, ,x,
nation. Call at 100 3Iaiu street.
s,u, ,orc =, "A' IRA SMITH Agt
80" NV rl-A". de 9.eri3,
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

TRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
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SPECIAL EOTuf!Fs-
neHPosTPoNEMRNTs-

gG5 -1f3
FOURTH GIFT CONCERT 3
OF 8s& 4
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
EXCUSES FOR FAILURE.

Il could not reasonably be expected that
such fussy war as that which recently
broke out in St. Martin parish would pass
away into forgetfulness without the usual
official report 'on the other side" We
have therefore been looking for letter
from Colonel DeBlarc. and i. has come
a. last. This distinguished commander
Of the S., Martin militia addresses his
repor. direct 70 "Gorerncr" McEnery.
thus passing over the Adjutan: General.
provided they have such an ornament N
the McEnery household. But we have
nothing TO do with tie etiquette Of this
occasion.
There is quite as much artagonism be-
tween the statements Of the two opposing
forces. as shown IL their official dispatches,
as there was in their movements il the
field. But the points q: issue are Of detail
rather than Substance. The gratifying
fac: appears from boil: reports tina. there
was no serious fighting No killed are
reported On eitLe, side. and bu: two me-.
were wounded. Had there b.en any cas-
ua!ties in Colonel DeBlanc's comiHanG it
wouiI have been his duty to report them.
and as none are mentioned we a:ay
assume there were none. The campaign
was therefore fruitiess Of b!co;!shei and
tina: false glory which springs from cory
ba,tle-aelds. This happy outcome IS at
t.ibuted in part to the presence OF ln,ted
States troops, 6u. rs General Badger was
il the hostile country tor nearly week
before Deklyne arrived withhis command
| we are forced 20 look 70 othe. causes for
! this immunity from destruction enjoyed
; BIZ the Metropcii,sas before The timely ar
rival OF the regular troops.
We conceive the primary reason 70 oe
tina. there was want Of that unanin!t:;'
in the public mind in favor OF the move
| men. against the Republican officials
which Colonel DeBianc evidently expected
to find. For with the assistance OF many
volunteers from the surrounding parishes.
added to the citizens Of st. Martin. he
never once found himself in position
strong enough TO attack Badger. At least
such an attack. :fcon.emp!a:ed, was never
made. The result. Of the fuss was there
fore blocd,ess. Cox which we sincerely re-
jcicc. without feelin: much interest in h:
little items of detail which. in the crin-
! ion OF .Ir. DeD!anc. may lave scnspise(
20 produce ii.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
GENERAL BADGES OFFICIAL REPORT

GENERAL BADGERS OFFICIAL REPORT.
The official report submitted by General
Badger to the Adjutant General was given
to our readers yesterday. /: relates in a
straightforward. soIdierly mannes his
military operations in the .ittakapas soun-
try. which, with the exception Of the in
stallation OF the officers in ST. Martins
vile, was uneventful. Owing to the fu.-
ter occasioned in the public mind. both in
New Orleans and along the banks Of the
Teche, the General was obliged TO adopt
the ordinary military precautions against
any attack tina: mig ht be attempted By
the misguided people. This little COM
mand proceeded in obedience to orders
from the Governor Of this State. Every
foot of ground passed over belonged 20
the State Of Louisiana: the officers and
soldiers Of q State were marching through
their own territory, and yet they We're
compelled to adop: the precautions used
when invading hostile country. The
gallant General and his mand en-
countered the usual swagger and buster
characteristic Of braggarts. but zee: no
foeEan worthy Of their steel. Bu: they
are entitled to all honor for their noble
bearing and gallant conduct. ana the
grateful people viii no. fail to accord
them the mede Of praise due to courage.
tempered with forbearance and soidier!y
qualities. combined with sound statesman
shin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
onp v1s1ToRs-A TRUCE PROPOSED.

OUR vIs1TORs--A TRUCE PROPOSED.
Some of our contemporaries appear to
look upon the expected advent OF mem
bers Of Congress with the sole idea OF
party politics. Hon. Mr.. Carpenter is
reminded tina. he expressed 'oE inions
favorable TO the renewed excitement OF an
election in Louisiana, and it IS civiily IL
tiu,ated that be will be convinced OF me
propriety Of his opinion when b: shah
have had an opportunity TO see :o' hiln'
seit Other members Of ConglessEay ex'
pee. to be approached with simlla- pan
dishnen.s. We would remind those
who hope 20: political capita, from
complimentary :ourtesies. OF :"o
facts. ]. That TIE opinions abroad
will no. be made up upon such
professions Of ciyil;ty. 1t was Immediate
Nv after the visit c: Northern representa-
tives tina. the unhappy conflict occurred
in Gran. parish. It eontradictec G! the
professions of peace uttered upon that
festive occasion. So the opinion CT the
North will be made Up upon othe: EVIL
deuce. and need 20: be expected aow.
2. This yisi. of the Congressional con-
yention is made under the auspices ana
efforts Of business men: the partisan ion-
tician has nothing to do with II. He
should not mar its harmonies. or interrupt
its purposes by thrusting forward It's
grievances, when men are in council upon
the yravest interests OF the city. Already
orr commercial interests aave suffered IL
fnitely from The pervers;on Of time and tai
en-. 70 political strife. Already street fights
.ay resistance and robberies have dlsar-
ranged industry and repealed capital. Al
ready has the want Of due knowledge on
the par. of Congress induced the precipl'
tate recommendation Of node OF I'M
proved cutie. which has not received the
srtficien. sanction Of practical o- scientific
interests. lie: Us allow these visitors OF
the merchants to examine the interests OF
Louisiana, and adort opinions based upon
an intelligent knowledge Of these Interests.
LIE. there be truce in party politics, and
a harmonious concurrence OF all parties IN
securing for Louisiana the mos: jus. con-
sideration which can be given by the dis
tiugu;sLed guests expected to visit her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

It's as refreshing as It is gratifying 70
Republican 10 read such sentimen: as
this from representative maplike Colonel
DeBlanc:
We did no: intend OF wish 70 come in
conflict with federal authorities and federal
troops. and by 80 doing assist these who
had plan to place rs IL :he alternative OF
submitting 70 the police or committing high
treason agains: tie United States.
Such language would have sounded
very strange here some years ago. Blu.
we are referring 20 o period when there
was q party in the South that placed the
authority Of the State paramount TO that
Of the nation ard sHbordina:ed treason 20
the United States to disobetience 20 q
State law. The war has changed all this.
and has carried some Of Oar people so far
il the opposite direction tina: they openly
refuse TO obey a State authority until
such obedience IS enforced by the pres
cree Of "a force OF United States regulars
This is conceding more than is necessary.
The "United States will he entirely salts
ted With all cltlZeEs "Ao Yield obedience
to tie governments CT the States. when
s,lcE governments are IL accord with the
national government. I. is W: required
Of them 20 defy the loca! Authority unit!
the :ssen; Of he nation is manifested By
the march Of its armies 20 the scene O.:
dispute. II Colonel DeBlanc and his
political friends had me: General Badger
and the NetropoIi:ans rs the duly acciedi:-
ed Representatives Q: Louisiana, and obeyed
the orders communicated by them, they
would never have incurred the :aintest
suspicion c: being guilty CT high treason
aeains! The United States" 4 timely
recollection o: this caution will save them
mich trouble ca az; future occasion Q:
the kind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
ANEW QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICE.

SIR. DeBlanc. il his etticia! report to
Mr.. McEnerv. thus defines the political
position of himsel! and friends:
We have already proposed. and s:i.! pro-
nose. 20 recognize the election ri every
Radical candidate in the parish @: -. Mar
tin. without distinction et race or color.
provided they yecog niZeT your election as
Governor. He WHO .eess justice tncG.!
do Justice.
This placesjsst:ee bs:o:s IS in bran new
light. \ proposition is coo!Iy madeto per
NIT candidates whom they admit to have
been elected 70 enjoy their Office. provided
they woulI believe. or pretend TO believe.
:ha: somebody else had been elected to so'ns
o.he. ofice. Now !; strikes rs tha: NJ
Dep,anc asked 900 much Q: his neig.ao-s.
He imposed conditions upon them ;ha:
Congress found j: impossible 70 comply
with. All the mos: pe.sisten: and s'reh1'
Gus efforts Of the Committee o: Two Hun
lreI. the learning o: Ogden. the e!o-
q-ouce Of Philips. the wonderful ;ac:.cs
o. Governor Warmo:h and the n.aus.oiIi;y
of -IcMilleu. failed &c make the impression
; upon Congress tia: NJ. DeHanc wishes
70 make upon the claimants Of the small
local Offices il s.. II .c.;n. Unless. there.
! fore. they can show themselves bette:
able to believe VIA: IS tod then. than
: Congress was. they are 70 De deprived o!
the Offices 10 which !: is conceded they
have been elected. Before :hey can enter
upon the full enjoyment Of tne:r admitted
rights. they are required TO make an open
profession Of political ;aitL--a belle: tia.
the fifty thousand Democrats OF Louisiana
! outvoted the seventy thousand Repub.i-
cans on the fourth o: November. This is
new test OF political qualification :or a
country that is professedly free from such
tyranny. If Mr.. peB!anc and those who
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
". P. hARPER,
nv!. iel Is Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
Louise Aida Hacker, ETC., IOhu 4. Morris
sAoEogatsG vs.. Jean LoEis La!aure.

AsO
slovogatsd. VS.. Jean Louis La!aurie.
I>IFTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
K Orleans No. :6Si-Bv virtue of a writ OF Sc Zllre
and sal. 20 directed by the honorable IL. Fifth
District Court 10Y :Ee parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled ca:se, ! wiz proceed &c Sci! at
public a,:ct;or at the Merchants and Auctioneers
toHhoIse streets u the Second District Of this
ely. OF SATURDAY, May II, 1893. at twelve
O'clock NJ. :Ae :o..ow:rs described property. TO
u TIE ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF GER.
TAIN LOT rEGR0CNp. together with :he one an
DIV died .hiIi q Vie bindings ard Improvements
thereon. and the appurtenaI4ces tieIec:. situated
n the Second Dstric: OF this city. IL the square
Acundei uv 'Ustomhouse. B:"nvn.ie and liEto
streets and Ii. !llbiIc road measuring twenty I'VE
feet two inches three ..neS :ront on the "ibilc
read. twciltv !o..T sect tive inches two ines Ioht
Clinton street s.v.Ltv-tfree fee: ore inch two
lines deep side. and sixty whine Iee: FIX
inches I'VE .:;les deep OF The other eide. SAID lot
being designated by the Aumber Twelve on a 7; an
n.;:. b: Joseph Pile, surveyor lated DECEMBER
j. 1888 .:elo....d n the office .. William Ih.!siy.
ia:e a notary .ui,ic il this CITY.
!. TIE OEE :NrIvIDEb THIRD OF 4 CERTAIN
LOT or .Rci Nj. together with the one undivided
third OF Tie .uIl..iIgs ard Improvements thereon
and the apprtela:ces thereof. si.ua ted IN Che
Second District q This CITY, Il! The square bounded
ty CL,r;Ces, S,.nvIl-e e, SnstomLouse ard Exchange
a-~ passage de "a HCuIse st. Lo.is; said l"t
ieas:iug siAf"-:oUI feet one ich three ines iron:
sax: alle: % passage the "neai; o! saii lc'
having Gel-i! q aho.t fifty four feet on tLe l.f
toward C.is:,.atcl.ze street. and the other hat
G.n il of ahu.. .veil'c-oll feet eleven inches I've
-. o. ia, de -owarG pl.nvil'e street.
,. CERTAIN LOT OF '.RctEi' together with
al ard siIg..e. ne buildings and .niplovements
,L..eo, and II. apDUIteAan.-s thereof! SAID bul O.
iIgs consists. al III. three story brick store nam
ier tiiltv-:.v. the puzzle read. situated az IL.
second irst:!.. il his city. il TIE square bounded
by sad Iuic road Customhouse. Eienville ard
Clinton streets DIES grated by the number ss on
a ran drawn by }. Pine. ihel. citv surveyor. dated
5. O: December 1888. and deposited in the
once o. ~. sa:' .a:e uotarv Christy. .ad measUE
liz twe,,ty I've zee. toO inches three lines :IOlt
.n the pCb.i. .oa.! aud Oh Clinton street; and ex
tending IL '.eptL :Iom. one street to TIE other:
b.!Hc II. same property winch the defendant
aereE acquire! j. AM by :iitue OF an act o; pr
-;ou i..t rt-u .iInse:. MIS- q. Augis:e de LassIs
and NJ IS j. /. L. BlaIlue passed bt:pIc Aneee
Ducat.l. rtaGv IGf,r Ia this city. OF the twenty.
SIKH .lav.t A!!:-. 1851.
Se:zed Il .,t aht-t st.
Te.ms-Casa o. TIE sVOt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

.o.,cs:ouIeu: Of The ST. Loa's 'ot'
eoudenses romance INTO 'h's p'A"-'
o.; snow d woman who lives N country
,illage. With heart and brain aiiVe 70
ter-er things. she stays there. ana oaF
afte. dav. year after year, :akes care '' AZ
;5iot hre,her. aud for her reward pas OILY
.aoon. sm,,es and meaningless gibberish'
r. !, sucl: /. halflite, ycu say; II is Vese'"''
ing: -ou could no: live SO. Well, perhaps
40 But imagine cha. It is a sort OF 'ege-
.a+iou that will niocm out grandiy Id lHo
sunshine of e second life Really any
.t:.,h,, could be added 20 story IKE
this would he Improbable, 1t not aa!'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

Never throw stone at any One ANIL So:
have looked TO see whether There IL W N
dow behind. or You may have TO pay rather
dearly Cor your revenge. NeTer leave Eous
hat in the passage unless ]: = :. bad one
Never he the executor TO will. rs !: = Al!
inability. great trouble, and 10 profit. Never
,uarre: with your wife. as sou WI. only
have - make il up, and pay for Che :.eon'
s:lia:ion. Never mention you nave 'ets!' eu
q legacy. or some impairment fellow WI. re
skj.cvo.. 20 stand a dinner. Never pay
?, see :. balloon 90 up. as yen sec :: IA :'>'
ha.,a- uy remaining outside.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17
SALE OF OBSOLETE AND UNSERVICE.
ABLE ORDINANCE AND ORDNANCE
STORES.
r:l7sn STAT. .'a'*.SC. A"EScv.

CSrlsa ST.i.. GRIEVANCE A"EScy.
Corner 81 Houston .t.; Greene streets,
Entrance o:. G.eeDe stree: tPostctiice Box 1917
New .c:", Ap.l! u. 1873. J
SEaLED PROPOSALS. :: IvFLICATE. WILL BE
= received a. this ottee. :oI -. purchase OF ord
nance aud ClaIar"" stores embracing Can'oL
>Tal. Arns Leather N"i. Lead, etc. at che VAR
cUs ArseIals, 50Its ard ieVcfs IL 'he tised
S'aes.
WEDNESDAY, the twer.v-eig:-i. day of MAY. 1915
10: stores lOcat. a: Posts Il Ii. following named
states. % W.: Connecticut Delaware. Indiana, l.
.:,.ois Maine Mar, land massachusetts. Michigan,
t;;sso,,r! New Hampshire. NV jersey, Ne. York
ONO Pennsylvania Rode Island. v.rs MIA. aud
me !!s,cic: Q: Co!u1nt;s.
T; DIS will he opened a. .weiv. o'clock NJ. OF
THURSDAY the twelfth day Q! June 1875, :or stores
located d; Posts IN tie following FAMED States sI
Territories. 20 VIZ: Alabama: California: Florida,
Georgia, Kansas Louisiana. Minnesota, Nebraska,
Nevada. North CarU!iua, oregon. South carolina.
Texas Arizona, Colorado, .'akota Idaho. Indian,
Montana, New Mexico. Washington and W:omiI ::
70. list Of stores N Ce:al. location terms etc.
see catalogues. which can be procured on applica-
ton a: the ordnance cfEce. Wa. Department.
Washington. District OF Columbia, AZ this agency.
.: any OK tle ar.eEas %: .:t pets. and conmand'
ing officers OF other posts wi. furnish IN app!ca'
non Information to what stores oi. hand at Their
respective posts are 10: sac.
The Department: reserve. 'he right 20 r. iec' AZ
hids Wine. are rot deeXe4 ."tjs:acto!y. Prior t"
Te:n.s-t'ash-ten pes c.J:t a. the I'm. OF Tie
award and :.e remainder wien tAe property is u.
.ed.
.!.rty days W.. lie allow! :or :he 'emcva. OF
tie stores
PACKING hoxe. W! He :!a'seI a; prices to &c
Determined. i,v the department.
Fdders viii state explicit, :he post where the
stores are i"ca:e,. which thy bid for. ana W.!
eve me nc, and quantities iaey propose to pax
De..vs,es vi. only He .ra,> a: :he various posts
where stored.
Ordnance Acercy. "" Gois 'pos:cffi.e box Nc
.Gl!, and .iolli be .i3oyse: "!cCIosal 20: ;.5I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-17

The quiet citizens who have noted the
frantic attempts II some Of our s:ay-a:-
home warriors 20 NEE. Colonel DeBlanc
ard the other ST. Martin prisoners
with an ovation. were reminded Of tie
celebrated Battle Of the Handkerchiefs. :
But this time It prove, 70 be tame affair.
The ladies did no: respond with the en-
thusiasm that was expected. Verify. the
spir;. Of '':L;s people shows signs 0.
growing weary Of serseless la.ades and
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