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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-11

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rHn NENFHIs. October 4. lsl3. )
A. .,.li.d mssainr Of tie Mayer and Com
~ =. T.---ii III ~ city Of Memphis on sat
1rday. Oct9ber 4. IS pre,ents hon. sonn
-, Navor. Mcfsrf, President Gent,
$3.50 fIrnlltn. Clarke. Iouf, Hughes.
-. l.,-'-f erifh and Mason. Couueilmen.
,.,---m keirr announced, the President
- ~ 1eaf. called The member present %
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Bow BELIs for September has arrived,
and is V Be had ct Walkers news depot,
los Bsal Jrsst, This magazine is the
sssst ladies journal placed upon our
tahls, and walker has plenty q then.
Cal early aRd secure q copy.
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Church services To.morrow

First Baptist Church Second street near
AdAni) Services at II an. sunday-school
at9a.m. Rev. @. 4. Lotion. pastor.
Central Methodist Church-Seryices at II
am. and $3.50 pm. by Rev. s. b. surratt.
Sunday school. Gam.
Central Baptist Church-seryices II "a. by
Rev. DR.. Landrun, pastor. Sabbath school.
40 am
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TIE latest st. Louis. Chicago, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, New York aud San
Francisco papers can be obtained at
Mansford's news depot, corner of Sec
ond and Monroe; also, all the popular
weeklies, monthlies and suarterlies, and
a complete assortment Of the latest
novels, stationery, school books, etc.
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joe LOCKE Harper, Galaxy, DEM
crest, Petersos, Cooley aud other mag
azines for October, and the latest novels,
received at Joe Lockes news de-
pot, No. 236 Main street. The latest
dailies from all quarters. foreign papers
aud periodicals. Of every land, maya
hines and fashion books Of latest dates
can be found at Joe's. A fine lot Of sta
tionery, sie., for sale.
YRLLOW.FEYER PREVENTIVE.
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UNION AND PLANTERS BANK.

This Bank IL EoW prepared TO take
satisfactory exchange 20 any
amount.
n. r. READ, Cashier.
MEzPHE, September 30. 1873. 26-t
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Another Mystery.

By visiting the Hole in the Wall, on
Monroe street, opposite the Peabody
you will be astonished. by Georgel l61
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers-Don't fail to
procure MRS. wINSL0W's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases incident to tho period
ofteething In children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates tho bow.
els, and by giving rcliefand health to the child.
gives rest TO the mother, Be sure and call for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" For sale
by all druggists. lOo-wsm-xvii-99
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NOTICE.

In consequence Of the prevalence. Of the
yellow fever In the Immediate vicinity Of
Grace Church, the regular services OF the
church and the sunday-tohool will no dis
j. OARMlcnAEL, Rector.
MluPHls. October y, lslA
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Bachelors Hair Dive

THIS SPLENDID HAIR DYE is TIE
i best in the world. The only true and per-
feet dye. Harmless, reliable and instSii!a-
neOus; no disappointment; no ridicHlous tints
or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll elects
Of bad dyes and washes. Produces IIuEDI;,
ATELY superb BLACK OR NATURAL Brown. and
leaves the hair CLBAg, SOFT AND BEAUTi cIL.
The genuine signed w, A. Batchelor.- Sold By
all Druggists. CHAS. BAICHELOn. :,
6l-ood- xvii-0 ProPfletor. IN :.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Received daily by Victor d. Fuchs,
IL Jefferson street. 1T
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BUY ysur wood from c. q. johnson,
III Poplar street, near Fourth. 1891
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Fresh oysters received daily at Ma
dame Vincent's Crystal Palace. Served
in every style, and in cans % families. I6t
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YELLOW FEVER nurses wanted at 32S
Second street; best wages paid. SAT
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OrrIcE HowlKD Association.

NNhSeea - 1890 "
The friends Of the parties above named
will please call at once and provide for
their removal. fh
A. D. LANGsTAFF, President.
Morning papers please copy.
The above will be read with great
pleasure as one of the favorable signs Of
the day. Without going into details, we
are authorized to state that over fifty
three per cent. of the patients in the
above institution have been saved, which
is very large considering the fact that at
least ninety per cent. of the sick in the
infected district have died.
The following amounts have been re-
ceived by the Towards since our last
report:
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order. and had the roll Of Couneilmen called.
Before the transaction Of any business Coun-
Gilman Jobe asked leave Of absence, which
was granted.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND l.t
Great Southern Railroad.
RAILROADS.

SCHEDULE.
Freight and Accommodation Train
leaves daily, Sundays excepted...... Z Il nm
Mail Train leaves daily.................Ii: 4 am
Nashville Express Train leaves daily ;k pm
nB- No change Of cars by this line for Louis.
Vile, st. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
sleeping- cars on all night trains.
For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket Office, No. 237 1.2 Maiu st.
JOHN t. FLYNN. sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. AZ
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

w. 7.
iei, 2. .r!. Sheri? OF me Psris. of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
ale,r Orleans 3epubl;ean.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES
efricil. JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
AIyTION SALES THIS DAY.

2v G. n2 FERRET co. a: y o'ciccl. a. 81.
Lots Auction Exchange, the building No. =.
De-. &c street, IA Third District.
By &. T. GIRARDEy 4 Co. az II O'Clock. &: TIE
Mcr. '.a;... and Auc,ioneers' Exchange, . house
and o. Il. Ea'on Rouge. Also, p.anta.joI ii
P,iq .-:i...es; :9f acres Of land IN Col:S com
u. j. -,a.ppI; four warehouses il. Iata,no,a-
u. Of land IN Gle. county. Tennessee
g-cLaG i, B.oomingdaie. louisiana: Io-. II ST.
Frace.r,.i., 800 acres o: land IL Tennessee:
lots il. = ret: second and Third Districts: land
IL St TaInmaay parish. 1919 acres OF VIII land
Or 81. A:chatalaya river 1891 acres OF land Il
Washington county. Mississippi; lot il. Lynch
t.r- Mississippi: land il Carroll county. Miss
is..p;... Md lands in Texas; two lots i. Lake
PrOv:.e:.cc; 3;3 acres in Rapides par sh the
"GOod Hope plantation in Madison parish
EY THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL. at u @ clock.
a. -. C.:s:omholse, the steamboat: City Q:
Care.
EY COS. .AB.E JOHN MCCORMICK. at IL "'c;ocs.
a.. a.wa-eaoi.se No. ian G1roi street. 10: Of hCuse.
LOi. t...itEre.
BY r. " d E. j. MONTGOMERY. az " O'Clock. at
NJ. .: :4."hsz street. large assortment: c! new
a:.i' ,.g.nt band furniture.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
SHERIFFS SALES,
Miss L. r. X. De In Ferriere VS.. Z. l.. T..
Bonnet.

Bonnet.
EouRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans, No. 42049-By virtue of a writ of selz.
ure aud sale TO directed by the honorable tho
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans III
public auction at the Merchants and ACctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cua-
.onhouse STREETS. in the Second District OF this
city. or SATURDAY. July 10. 1873. .: twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property.
|. THREE Lots OF GROUND situated ia tho
rear Of this city designated by the numbers three
four and six. of the square number twer!v-one.
comprised between Claiborne Derbiruv La.
harpe and Lapeyrouse streets, according TO plan
made by J. A. Boui gerol late surveyor. the,
tenth OF April, 1899 and deposited the otti of
Lucle1 Hermann, then notary public III this city:
said lots et ground measuring, to wit Lots num-
bers three and four being contiguous me asure
each, il English measure, thrty-two feet seven
inches each front to Claiborne street by u depth
OF one hundred feet, between parallel lines; and
lot Number six measures twsnty-seven feet ten
inches five lines front on Laharpe street by
depth OF one hundred and fifty yseven f-et
eleven inches seven and one-haf lines; together
with al! the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights ways, servitudes, circumstances and de-
pendencies thereunto belonging, without reserve
exception, less twenty feet ten inches five
lines front on Laharpe street, By sixty three feet
two inches in depth, and the buildings thereon.
. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Of
above stated: said lot of ground designated by tno
number five said plan of Bourgero above
lated, and measuring in American measure twenty
feet three inches six lines front on Claiborne
street, one hundred feet on the line which divides
it from, lot number four. one hundred and thirty
feet ten inches two lines tine line which divides
it from the property now or before be!ongin. to
Mrs. Gierlaiil, thirty feet seven inches seven
lines and half on portion of the line of the rear
parable, 20 Claiborne street twenty seven tee' ten
inches tve lines on another portion Of the line of
the rear parallel TO Laharpe street, ald forty four
feet six lines the third portion o. the line OF tho
rear parallel to Claiborne street The whole ae.
Cording TO said plan, together with all tie rights.
ways, circumstances and dependencies, without
reserve or exception. Being the same property
acquired By the defendant by purchas from Jean
Lou. aIouor as per act passed before Joseph Lis
tony. late notary public i'll this city. ou tho
twentv tv-foUrth OF January, 1889.
Seized n :he above suit.
TermS-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
MARSHAL,S MONITIONs.


T.. W. Bowen vs. Steamboat Royal
GeOrge-No 1925.
IN The UNITE, STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District o. Lcu,siara.--I; ci,ede 10 al a.ini-
rstv warrant :" 'ue directed in 81. abo.. emitted
sl:i'. Lave s-izcti and taken into my I.Dssesson--
THE STEAMBOAT ROYAL GkOI..r :: !loIs libeed
Sr {. ". Bowen. for the Causes Ct. fort. II :ie
i!be: now pending in the Distgic: Court OF the
United States.
And ! 30 hereby cite and adm"'li sil the owner or
the;. OF. a.lt; al and every i-;.oi. or peY-
sons having or pretending 10 lave any .i-:. title
o" interest IN or t"thc same, 20 1e ami appear y,
dls'rct court "i the Usted States tor :e district
aforesaid. to he holden at t!i. CIV ~ New Orleans
the third iondAv 0 ji...-. :" so,. cause. !; .uy
they have can, WHY the sad stea N boat .hoi
not be Condemned and 1e sofa ayIeea..y to :he
PRAYER of il,-lant.
United States Ma,shafs cfIce. New Orleans,
sixteenth, Gty o; June 1875.
S E. PACKARD,
;e!. ;-'.N, Cnite1 =. .-.. i.r.',,s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

THE KNIFE.-Lou Dixon and Harriet
Russell! had a carving match Sunday alter
nooc on Cont, near Burgundy street. when
Harrie. was considerably worsted. Lou
Dixon Is now locked up at Jackson square.
Harriet is under medical treatment.
James Mobiles was. cut and slightly
wounded in difficulty with d. Louis az
the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Berlin
ve.+e1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

pEcAYED MEAr.-Dr. c. P. Ames. the
city physician. again makes complaint of
the quality of the meat furnished to the
Boys House Of Refuge. That brought in
BIZ the contractor yesterday morning was
in an advanced stage of putrefaction. alb
soiutely unit. for any use. The attention
OF the Administrator of Police is called to
the matter. and some action is demanded
in the premises. There is city ord nance
intlict;ng punishment upon persons who
sell unwhOlesome meat. and il there ever
was a case for its enforcement. it is at the
present time.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

IN BAD CONDITION. and continuous
are the complaints made about the condi-
ton Of Our streets. 1t is stated that part
Of the Washington street shell road is ort
Of repair. and also that St. Charles avenue.
above Washington street. is in srci, fearful
order that an unfortunate cow got stuck in
the mud in the street and there died. The
attention Of the authorities having the sub
jec: in their keeping is called to the matter.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
l.. j. ROsenthaI vs.. Joseph Kahn.

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISE or
Il Orleans No IL, ,l9}.-By virtue a writ 0, seizIo
and sale directed by the honorable the Fourth
Distric: Court tor the parish of Orleans il the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auc:isn at the Merchants and Anctioueers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tOnlIouse streets. in the Second District of this
city on SATURDAY. July 10, 1873. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and appurtenances thereof, and all
the rights, ways servitides privileges an1 advan-
tagea hereUuto belonging atua ted in the FIRST Dis.
trict of this city in the square bounded hr Aunun-
citation, Caliiopc. Tchoup.toUlaS and Poevfirre
streets, designated by the number six, Oh sketch
Ted to act before Edward q. ottschalk.
late notary public in this city, on the eleventh
day OF May, 1867. and measuring sixteen feet Zine
inches TWO lines front on Annuncaon street, thir.
teen feet eleven inches in width in the rear, by
depth OF about iifty-one feet five inches two lines
Oh he division line of lot aEllher five, and about
ti.ty.tree feet ten inches six lines on the division
line o. lot number seven ard runnin. back to an
alley hve feet wide opening into Pneylarge street.
common. to said lots and others. Which property
acquired By the defendant herein by purchase
from the heirs of L. Lesa -ser hv act passed before
4. &. Got. scila late notary puhlic in tI.s city Oh
the eievcntl, day OF May. 1867.
SeiZ.d i'll rhe above suit.
Ttrn.,-Casb on the spot.
". r. HARPER,
SheriN of the pa al, of D,l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
W. Z. HARfEh.
iei4 I. 20 ;-i. Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.


John Mcdowell. Guardian. etc. vs.. Mrs.
John A Grow TT al. Mrs. Rosetta q. Stor.s wife
of JOAN A. Grow. and Henry Schneider. in
soiido..
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans No. 3sHo.-By virtue of a wit Of
her. f.tcias 20 directed by the honorable the
Firth Dstric: Court tor the parish o: Orleans. in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
p;.blic auction. al the Merchants and A,ctioneers
xcnange, Royal street between Cana, and Gus
tOmh0u5e streets, in the Second Distrc. of this
city. on SATURDAY. July 49, 1873, at twelve o'clock
n. the following described property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. and all
rights privileges and appUrtenances th-re;nto be:
longing or in any wise apDerta!Ii:n@. situated
in I'll. First District of this city. i'll the square
bounded by Constance, Magazine. Richard and
Orange streets measurn: each thIty-. y-.hree feet
front oN Conscience street. by one hundred and
twentv-twO feet in depth, between parallel lines:
the whole as per sketch annexed to an act of sal,
from Wheele: ~ Merritt to defendant, Henry
Schneider before Waiter II. Peters. tate notary
pubic in this city dated April 3. 1867. The build.
Dgs and improvements comprise twostory ftamo
residence with outbuildiugs on said property. dc.
si,ua.:ed hy the number Two lUUtiyed and tys Con.
stirC: street
Seize,. in the above suit.
TermS-Cash the spot.
W. P. HARPER.
s.1S ir-eC Of %1,a Il, h,...
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

A AToaSaoo.-Several of the fraii s:ruc'
t,:res erected on the Fair Grounds were
leye!lei {. the ground b" severe gust OF
wind amounting 10 q tornado. that accom-.
panied tie rain Sunday afternoon. Hughes
restaurant: wen: down before the gale
to.a! wreck. bu: as good luck would have
i: only on. man was slightly hurt. Things
wen. ,:ye.y ont there :o- a little while.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
John ii. Howard W.. Steamboat IL. T.
We 4

John ii. Howard W.. Steamboat IL, T..
leayer--No. lr.2i..
II THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
tistIic: OF iouisana.-!n Obe.ils.ce to al. s.G-
H.raltr warrant to me directed =. :he above
t:l:e suit. ave seized and sak... my pos
session.
THESTEaH1GAT HENRY e. NEAGE. :., :sch!n
anp.re: e.c. now !ioeesi BY j...i. H. Howard !og
Il" causes .et tort. IN the e! now beading ia the
D.s;:tc: Court o. the CDite.. States.
And do .rrebT.l.e and ad,no:.Is', IL. owner
owners Thereof: ard al AMI every person persons
harl: OK pretending to have a!,y IT, ut. I
ttisst y. OK to the SANE" Z" b" ard oeac Dis
tric Court .: tn. United States 10: tie ..i-t.e;
leans. :le t:i':t. Monday o, July. to chow
causc i; az: t.e" iiav. can. VIII: the sa'd
Steamboat: ouu not be 'nnd.E,:ie,i a:.,. t. sold
a-'etahly 70 lie PRAYER Of is.lant.
United States Na's.a s office. New Orle.ns
sL.tte:.:. ..av OK june, !a:3.
:. Z. PACKARD
's!. 2. i"ll ;" C.lit.. S:.:-. ..a..h..i.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

BRrCKEATTlsG. - Sylvester FOrtie. was
dangerously wounded On the back Of the
head Will. brlckbat hurled at him br
Louis Paris. at the corner of Race and
Magazine streets Yesterday morning. Both
parties are mere boys. Fortier was taken
to his home on Josephine street. Paris
station. Paris was arraigned before Judge
Gernon, and remanded to await physicians
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

SuArSl.arsES's SEcURlgIEs.-S2ec;a! OIL.
Ger Pearson reports having made an exami.
nation OF the records a. City Hail 10 ind
what property is assessed against the secu'
rites OF the man o. Il: Shaunhauseu.
charged with beating the Alaoamian Daily
ont OF $1,000, and gives the :ollowin. re.
suit: George Devezan. nothing: George
w. Saddier, a vacant 10: assessed for S25e.
and w. j. Mccall. nothing. The estate of
John Mccall tthe latter's tatherj is assessed
for Ss50c. but this property was pE: mp tor
sale at auction by the sheriff on the seventh
instan: and a bid of $1,000 was made tor
W, j. McCall's undivided halt. when ther"
are mortgages. judgments. etc. asains: 'tfor
$1,000. And We: these persons swore In
tIe First District Court that they were
each worth $1,000 in rea! estate over and
above al! their liabilities.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

sion to the immediate neighborhpod o.: the
Cathedral, when it was preceded By the st.
Joseph College brass band. In addition to
the ceremonies at the Cathedral the occa-
sion was properly remembered and impos-
ing ceremonies performed at So. Alphonsus
Church. up town. Each Of the two process
sion5 Were large as all our Catlci.c tu:c-
outs are upon important occasions.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

Az exchange tells Of two c-;I 3.ed s".G.e.s
o; the late war. one y Confederate ant. III.
other !. federal. who haze ta..l. :i.:et.a.. i.
New York and formed partnership to,'
running :: hand organ. These crippled
s.'.,.e:..' ..ys = No,theyI. newspaper.
..oui. no: probably define the vo,i states
manship, but they show spirit OF recon
cliation and a willingness to make :he best
of the present. which many professed states.
men nigh: study and emulate t. thei. own
credit and the infinite advancement. OF :he
country
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

JUMPED HIS BoND-Kyle Williams.
charged with burglary a: the grocery of
Mr.. Pascal. corner Of Poydras and
Foucher streets. was to have been tried
by Judge Gernon yesterday. but when the
case was called he failed TO put in an ap-
rearance. b. B. Colbuvn is security for
KyIe's appearance. but is thought to be
without property. The bond is TO be sent
to the City Attorney to be sued on.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
;ei:,.iyil Sheriff Of the Parish of pIleans.
4. ScecChitanO IS. j. t;aliageT.

C,iTTH DISTRICT COURT FOB TIE PARISH OF
> Orleans. No. :j'6.--By r!r:ue OF wit 81 h"' e.
ciu,.. !ne Directed 'y the honorable. -" sixth
District Court Tor the parish OF cfle;.Es. IN Tao
aoov- entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell at pub
lie Auction On TUESDAY. June y! 1910 q. ma past
... n.,nc., A. 81 81. my ,va.silcJ..f -" :: 81. Ann
stree. t. wee. Royal .n .!o'-r5o,' s'-"o'. u. .he
s..D.-l DstIic. III. T.. .". described
,.roptg.:. :. wit
The CONTENTS OLA GROCERY STOR2 ana \
lot o. Movabies taken from the corner of Della.
oilais. and Magazine streets as per 'nVentorys
w!icI, MAJ be seen iH my oiilce.
Also, OSE WAGON.
Seized in the above suit.
Tegms-CasL on The spot.
VIZ HARPER,
;e.:;.1S Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleanab
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

One Of the horses attached to an omnibus
Of the transfer company slipped on Camp
street, opposite Commercial place, Sunday
morning. and broke his leg in the fall. He
was relieved Of his sutterings 10y ball from
q Metropolitan rifle
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
PROPOSALS.
For Furnishing Ration, and Fuel for
l-.z;:. Vessels. Lighthouses and Ten.
Ge:. in tE.. Eighth Lighthouse District.

Lca..yU.E Y:.s".C:cK. CF..a.)
Ne. /. Cont street,
Etr Orleans, La. june :, 1878.
CEA.io rEf:r$a-s WILL BIZ R...IvED At
- "a. :. ii .t.tl. :rvt.v. 6C.och NJ. FRIDAY, g.,
-. t've.. ~ .!i.l. 1853 .0r furnishing ami
a,.ye.. ~ R-:ics az! Eue. .AaT may be ca!!e:
f.. 80 .:..feC-o: 20. TIC tenders. g!t -esae..
all ! ...o---- ~ -. .-... Lighthouse District,
t.. va :.5', re ':s, .ar o. july 1873. 20 the
:...:-... q. Ii..c. =: ....;5;-e.
I i. "a D... - Js -. GOOD and approved G.iality
70 =. ..:::ve:-Ii .c.g.is o: tie lighthouse tender
O. G..r. v.ss.L provided: to1 tie purpose at New
orleans. Z o-,.sna ~ -cc. AID s;,..iCier. pack.
,e= ..-.e,. o:x.s a... cases. an. i! coed OIde.,
n. ~. ai.-.lr: q: rerson, Which vi. - soecititd
bv :.r i...p-'-": tc" eac!. veasel aat. lighthouse
once - .:;a-ter. ~ Wien required, tree 0. ar eX-
r-.,4 :, -. ::!c.. States, a-;.eaer 10 speci.cs-
:o.. 81: :ao-s a.-hci-i :s.leto, which will form
"a. -: .,-e '0:';a',, co:.e. o. which nay I've Lad
,.y a,i-i:- a: t.,:s 6ts:c.
i! mis- ...r.-' .rse,' and idorsed Proposals
e. Et....-. az. fl:.. ~: i.slt vessels etc and
ta..I l.sC -. J.. :4lct!." envelope, and LETT at or Gl
reC-.-:i - '.1;-..;.s prepaid, il sent Iy mall.
EvU-,,ccI: t.t Lighthouse Board.
ROBERT EOV... JR.
C..,raa'e- j..;:e,: States Sa-v and Lighthouse
-ltC.G-. ie3 - cod
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

A MIsrAKE.-Plato Salisbury has fallen
INTO tne mistsk that because Clara is his
wife she is his property, and that conse-
Guently he has right to do with her as he
pIeases. He gave hec a larcupin: on Sun
day. and now he is in the lookup on a
charge Of assault and battery to kill.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

MORE OF THE STORM.-A frame building.
in course of erection at the corner of Fre-
ret and Lafayette streets, was blown down
bC the storm yesterday morning and com
pletely blocks up the thorouShtare a: that
point. Nobody hurt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

IreTHTH DISTRICT COURT 70. TIL: PARISH
.: .,...su.. 40 J.. :Ji.--3v WYNN" .. u "iI' OK
seizure .Dd sale "a directed by 'ne hon.
or..t,r 81. Fourth Dls.IiC. CcuI !or She PARISH
y. orleans. IN III. above emitted: cause, ! TiiI
;g"ce.G ~ sci. at public auction, "A; 'A- Mere
ch. at. AM! Auc:ionc.r.' exchange. Hog.,. ..reet.
between Cana. and C:.s.omhOUs- .'E-"t- y. che
:ec"l.. p.5..c. Of tl.i. city. on SATURDAY. July
II. 49,. s- twelve O'Clock NJ. til. !c..uw.n. de"
s.r.aeI nrooeVtv. 20 wit 80
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, 'ose'!e: vita
u. ,u in. - AID improvement. thereon -ltua'tds
living a-l,. t.,: IN III. Second Di.:'c: .: IA. ct'.
i. ;h. ..lua.r bounded nv Rc.al. Comic. - ramp
and u:sI..A.. streets. designated bT ;l.!ie; ones
q, yer plan drawn b. Joseph Pine. lat. i'' SUR
v.,or, r.a.lt. date OF the 'wentythir': o.: saary.
1886, deposited in the offi.. "i Ll:ien hermann:
:.e!. !. notary public y. ;his ..tI: ""!. st' 'o' or
ground measures :ortyone fee. ;.i 't'."' IA '."h.
u. sale. yrsn.s stree By aihtty Iol' :e.' "eTei
iGcae. il. depth. between pa'a'.-. i:a"-. :iSl!sh
mra.ur.. ..eir. the propeT'" "cI..T"d by
the ,ete!.ia-; herein by purchase ':,l' = u. Pon.
cv a. ,.y &C; pa .sed before Ado. Die n,.:17Iii-.
late notary pl.slic ,hi. e.;;. O.. :- :ea:A of
March 1854.
Seized in the above su!'.
Teyms-CsslI o.. the spot.
Sr'l SHERIFF Of the Parish sTlranA.