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49, - 81 ee.- = : 49, ~-,~>-~1~>-
ELSGINES AND SAW-MiLLS.--We otiei
~ for sale on LIBERAL terms The folio Sns ra Is
Dsa ss hon sSs ri
9 One f P1sTnBs ENGINE ESssssE
Two hrss'ciass FRICTION sA"-Mi4Ls'' I'll aaa
ePs isssna:hana s-hoTse-p0wer PORTABLE Ef-
The 2o!horse-power PORTABLE ENeINEcan
seen n SpssnR T. the ssa;s Esr
&C 29-lw corner Sips.eeDth and Franklln streets:
TOR SALE,
Il NEW AND SECONDHAND STEAMER
.h 81 6INEs AND BOILERS. rr... tt.,z
4O-horse-power STATIONARY,
l 35-horse-power STATIONARY,
stl5 rSoSka4AAnIRsAkx and
2o.horse-power PORTABLE ENGINE and
i 1s-SeEse.poTer PORTABLE STEAM SAW
1 s-horse:poxer VERTICAL ENGINE and
s-hsssss;Peser HoIsTlss ENGINE and
/ 4-horss-power ENGINE;
Large WSodwSrds STEHR rgsMEE saife MA
.4 10 RETgRN,,FhgE B9ILEs. !
osRs IS FEET long Sc inches
LAR BOIL ER, S-horse-power PORTABLE En-
CINE and BOILER. Woodworking Machinery,
oc 2g-4t* HOS Cary street.
w ANTED. TO SELL TO VIS1TORSTO,
w THE STATE FAIR ....s.
1 3O-horse PORTABLE SECONDHAND ENGINE,
sAw-MTLL. SAW, and BELT; ''7
L 25-horse PORTABLE SECONDHAND ENGINE:
4 l2-horSe SECONDHAND STATIONARY ENGINE;
ali In good order. Also,
new 20-horse PORTABLE ENGISE-
i new 5-horse strictly PORTABLE ENGINE;
h new lS-horse strictly PORTABLE ENGINE.
/ Alithe above can be bought very low for cash or
good mercantile paper. x, q.
.'.-5'.". WILLIAM E. TANNER &c Co, ' :"
( ..t r..... 10y 49,. Metropolitan Works. =
Canal street from sixth 10 Seventh street.
oc2S-5t --.--.-..~.-
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RoCTE,( ~
RICHMOND. VA, October &c, 1873. ) i
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
i run n follows: ~
The NAIL TRAINS leive Richmond at 500 A.
NJ. and 2 Z. NJ: arrive ut Petersburg at 6:l7 A. H.
and go +. NJ; arrive AZ aeldonat $50 a. ii. and
Z Pm
FKEIGTT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tachcd, leave Richmond for Petersburg at A. N.
aud L. NJ. and returning leave petersburg at q
A. M.and $50 r. NJ.
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon mt
12:iOP M aud 1855 p nj.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave Petersburg
daily at . a. NJ. and Itichmo at 1890 Z. NJ.
Passengers from Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving PETERSBURG ut 1910 P hI., and those
for Norfolk will leave r chm0nu on the 1880 L.
VI. Accommodation Tram. ....,s
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
A. NJ. and l.. NJ.
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS,
and the 7:55 r. NJ. Mail Train will not leave Peters
burg on SUNDAYS. and the sos A. NJ. Train viii
not leave Richmond OH MONDAYS. h.a@
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. ..s-t ,'-
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave at z A.
NJ. and returning leave Richmond at L. II. daily
Except SundaySl. H. - - ~ -
Passengers win take their meals ut Jarratts Ho-
TEL and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
Tie WasbingtOii-Street depot. ~
PULLMAS'S PALACE SLEEPISG-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS Fl. WYNNE,
oc 81 General Manager.
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Tg1 O p HYS ICI 4 \ S.
CONFECTIONERY.

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE WOKLD.-The most delicious and
nutritious article for pies; ready for immediate use
rpnnred in the incest manner and only OF the very
hhast ingredients. We defy competition In quality.
Packed In tubs OF SO, 81, and 3 pounds, and in 5
and I(-pound wooden pals; Ia barrels aud halves,
averaSinp 375 and $50 pounds; also, IN glass jars,
IN, az, nricas LOUIS j. BOSSIEUE,
Iols bti 14l 2 Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
prfs1JNoSp t1ctobrr n1 1879,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, october 81. 1878.
The parties interested are hereby not! fled tn 1t
have fixed THURSDAY the Goth Lay OF Sovem-
Der, S73, ut ~ o'clock NJ. rs the time, and my
office on eleventh street between Main and EanE
streets. in the city Of Richmond, Va, AS the place
10 take the accounts and make the inquiries d-
rcctcd by the foregoing decree; At which time and
place they will attend.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
Commissioner IN Chaucery.
CANNON & COURTNEY, p. q. oc 22-W4w
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:. -, MAIN STREET. 1921.
oSFECTIO SERIEs

.l4El
COME TION i 5. ------...
NEW STORE NEW FACTORY! NE" "ooDs'
/ We beg leave 10 call the attention OF the pnc "
our splendid establishment, No. l42l MAIN street,
where they can At all times find full assortm VI
the choicest CONFECIIUSERIEoo OF our own man,
ufactilre and of foreign importation, aS wen Us o.
FRUITS, NUTS, CANNED. GOODS, P0 atd,sl
etc. ETC. We have aimed at making our new e,Iar
lIshment one of the most elegant anG our new
STEAM REFINEp CANDY FAGIoK1 AND "a ,,t
CAKE BAKERY the most complete Ill outht ana ca
pactv south of Baltimore and We trust that we nave
succeeded. The public Is respectfully invited TO
visit us. ,s + a. CAffEL 70 w.
4. CAPPELL,
Ro. VERNE, .tf.. s-7
A. SCaOLLER.
lA2I MAIN STREET. 142l.
The undersigned can be found at the store OF
sfessrs A. CAPPEL d Co.. and Will be pleased TO
wait on his friends and the public generally
l42l. Main street. 1AIi.
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w ANTED, BOARDERS.--Mis GIBB
w has TWO ROOMS, front and back, with
communicating door. Several single gentlemen
can he furnished pleasant rooms with board F1sl-
tors To the State Fair will find the location con-
v,nicn 10 the and business parts OF the city.
cfrrcIs 2S-6t
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
49, MAC RAli.ItOAD. -

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
rpnanLOn and after October 20, 1873, the
uasscpger trains will run AS follows II 7affE ~ poo
WESTWARD II. AZ. :, -.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaees Richmond S:3U a. NJ
DAILY except Sunday, connecting WITH Va -,
Va, 81 G. s. railroad al at Haon " p H.
oESPRTSS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond al iU:0O
u II nIIIy except saturday, connecting ~ Cor
donav;iIe with W., C., Va N. g. ). railroad trains
for vnchburg and Southwest, and arrives ~ nuns
ntoi at ?. NJ. next day. Steamer leaves - n Tan
inet0n on arrival OF the train, anu afri'es avn
cInnati at o'clock next morning. i. x,y,,,o
trhIs train stops between Richmond ano WINE
Sulnbur only ut junction. G0rdonsVhe, than io.se"
viip stanton, Goshen, Millboro', anu ooYingtou.
/ 'ACCOMMODATlOET RAlN-leaves kic I,nao ~
at 4:45 p. NJ. DAILY except sanoaS' anu Ait'''1 ~
Gordonsville at s:50 !. ts;TWWARD.
S,o,p,er leaves Cincinnati at z. ii. DAILY ex-
cent Sunday and arrives at liununBton at A'
a. next day, connecting with eI PRES ar' ,,1oA
VI DAILY EXCEPT Sunday, and arrives at Eichmoha
al 400 A. N. next day, connecting HItn u Ha.n
going south and with James River steaiaeI ~. Noi
folk This train stops between hlte snlphurr i 49,
Richmond only at Junction, Gordonsyile, I Cnu
3iottesytIle, Stanton, Goshen Mtllboro', anu Wv
ingtOn. ,,,..,A n
( MAIL TRAIN.-Leayes Hinton al O'CLOCK a; Al .
DAILY cxccpt sundays connecting with " C.. va,
N. & q. s. railroad at charlottesville ana "oroohs-
VILE and arrives at Richmond ats r. ID. 80.
vile ut q A. NJ. DAILY except Sundays. conneGcut
iat Gordonsyille with W., c., Va, NJ. 6. s. rsiroau
train from Lynchburg aud Southwest, anu arrives a'
Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ.
Office on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. II. PERRY, General superintendent
1. cont. - MI. -..,.e a. gs oc IL
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-I am prepared
Ash Goals at low figures; also, ShamOkin " hlte
Ash. full supply of Cumberland Coal on hand,
and for sale at the lowest market rates. farues
wishing to lay In their supplies for the winter Wouic
do we'll to see Inc before purchasing.
WHIT ROBERTS,
iel7 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets,
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w ANTED, to borrow 1920 for term
w Of one, two, or three years, or city real
estate worth more than three times the amount.
Address "PIEDMO.T,' Ut this Office, STATING
terms and time for which the money can be had.
oc 27-5l*
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w ANT + Having purchased from
w CHARLES HARTwEI.L his entire stock OF
machinery, Sc. used in his ice-crcain bu:incss,
would thank all those having In their possession
TUBS branded .sT' to let me know, So that ! can
send for them A. PILZlNi, JR
D5-1t
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WANTED, BOARDERS for several
w FURNISHED ROOMS, including suit Of
rooms on first floor mt II. l.. WIGhNDS.
oc . n-cnd1 81 5lS BROAD street.
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w ANTED, good BAKER. Apply to 7.
w G. PEITON, 11l9 Main street. oc 2I-3t
WANTED. 100 COLORED WOMEN to
w 90 to New York to live In private families as
cooks. Iaundresscs, chambermaids, &c also, 30
COLUKtD RAILROAD HANDS to work On the
Roanoke Valley railroad Apply to
j. L. JUSTFS, Labor Agent.
ocoi No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, by lady, Il SITUATION as
W GUVFRNESS for small children, companion
fora invalid lady, or would be willing 10 take
charge OF Il linen-roOm in a hotel Is willing 10
make herself generally useful. Salary not so much
I'M object us pleasant home. Best city references
given. Address W. T. NJ.
oc 2S-3tE Richu Ond post office.
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WANTED, an UNFINISHED ROOM
w In some private family for gentleman and
wife. Must be within four blocks of the Capitol
Square, and west Of Ninth street. address
oc 2S-2t 900 MAIN STREET.
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p FERRANDINI has just completed the repair
ins of MONTICELLO HALL, No: 6l3 broau
street, with oil the ACCOMMODATIONS lot o a pI
sn,n "rtshr seat five hundred and fifty SOY per
sons. Cali aud examine, as 1t will be renaea ~
moderate price. " -
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD-NO HUMBUG.-
" But you can save SOC. to 81 per ton on anthra-
cite coal and all other coal and wood at lowest cash
prices. A full supply of CUMBEIsLAND West
Virginia SPLiNT, GLOVER HILL. LUMP. and
FINE COAL: also COKE aud OAK and PINE
WOOD at less than IL can be bought elsewhere
Orders left at 307 College street promptly at
tended TO. CHARLES II. PAGE,
oc 27 Nineteenth and Cary streets
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Tor RENT, good STABLE, with "a
II three rooms above, within two squares OF HGa
the post-ofhce Possession 81 once; Apply
'''o JOHS IT. GODDIN. Real Estate gent,
- OK Sat Bank and Eleventh streets.
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TOR RENT, two new FRAMEDM.a
DWELLINGS on Twenty-fourth street ILL
hetwecn Clay and Leigh, containing each I'VE
foohi'' ""'~1 80 - HILL & GODDIN,
o7 ~ No. 110S Main steeet.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

At this very hour thousands are suffer-
ing from fever and agae. or languishing in that
condition OF debility which the variable weather
of the ason is apt to produce. especially if The
nervous system be particularly sensitive and the
pbysioue delicate rather than robust. All these
sufferers. however much they may deserve syInpa-
thy, are nevertheless the victims Of their own
want of forecast A course of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, commenced month ago. would have ex.
empted them from their present troubles. Having
neglected prevention. let them at once adopt the
means of cure. A wineglassful OF that genial veg
etable tonic and Alternative taken twice or thrice a
day for week or two. will afford etectual relief
in any case of intermittent or remttent fever.
chronic indigestion. constipation. biliousness or
nervous weakness, and perseverance in the use
of the restorative VIII prevent the possibility OF
a relapse ap9 ct cod W
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, ;
New Orleans. March 22 1873. }
WTHERE8S. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to for the cane collation. of the official bond
of John s. Walton administrator of FinaL ce in
and for the city of New Orleans, to wit A bond
dated March 80 1870, in the sum of twenty. five
thousand dollars, signed by John S. Walton as
principal, and John NJ. Hoyle for twenty Thousand
dollars and Duncan Sinclair for five thousand dol
lars as sureties; the said bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said John $.
Waltor of his duties as Administrator OF Finance
aforesaid.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
in the sad bond file their objections to the
collation. thereof. in writing in the office of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
this twenty fourth day of March eighteen hundred
and seventy-three and OF the independence of the
United States the nnet ty-se venth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
2. q. DEsLONDR,
Secretary State, mti26 J'1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Death of an Old Journalist.

For more than year past A. I. Turner 8
very weak, still he hoped 1or bright fu-
ture, while his friends and acquaintances
saw that the hand OF death was on him. A
few weeks ago he accepted an invitation to
take trip up to Shreveport, expressing a
belief that it would place him firmly on his
feet once more. When his friends put him
on the steamboat they were compelled TO
carry him, as he was unable to walk When
gOod-bv was uttered those who attended
him felt it was said for the last time, and
now the news comes that he died on the
steamboat Bryarly, at Baton Rouge. The
body was brought here last evening, and
will be buried to-day.
Deceased was a man who had expert
enced many strange episodes, although his
temper was mild and iHOtfensive one. He
was born in Ohio, but at an early age laid
out path for himself. He went into a
printing office and learned TO set type, but
tnat occupation was too mOnOtonous and
cOntining for his youthful ambition, conse-
nuently he abandoned that profession after
a short experience. When dissatisfied with
his experiences in Ohio and Pennsylvania,
be came to New Orleans about the year
1851 and Joined Walker, the tilibuster in
the expedition to Nicaragua. He went
through that campaign completely. gaining
praise from his comrades, but suffering all
the horrors of that expedition. When he
started for Central America he held the pO-
sition Of agent for the Associated Press
Which position he graced by his talents and
perseverance. To this day it is said that be
was one of the smartest ever in that busi
ness. On returning he resumed his former
labors. but failed to hold it long. He then
joined the editorial staff Of a city journal
and made his mark, for he was ready with
pen.
When the late war broke ont he Joined
a city company as a private soldier, going
through the strife without more than
trihing wounds, although he was con-
stantly on active duty. He returned home
captain Of his company, beloved by all his
companions. The last position he held
here was local reporter on the Bee, after
which his health failed, and a: times he
seemed to court death.
He was about forty years old. So far as
we know, he did not belong to any associa-
ton. During life his experience was in
deed a varied one; in death we all hope
that his rest will be complete.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

The United States supreme Court will
give its opinion shortly in several cases in
volying the construction of the fourteenth
amendment. The principal ores are what
are known as slaughterhouse cases from
Louisiana. which involve the constitution
ality Of the statutes giving a company at
New Orleans the monopoly of the business
OF slaughtering and selling butchers meat
in this city. Another case is one in which
the amendment is called to aid the cause OF
women's rights. 1t is reported that Mr..
Justice Miller will deliver the opinion OF
the majority Of the court. Wha5 the deci-
sion will be has not transpired but it is
not believed that the amendment will re-
ceive the sweeping construction which many
have been anxious to give it,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
SlTIyE ORDER.
ST.TR "P L0ri-'.gA.
Executive Department.
New Orleans March 3. 1873 }

ST.TR 0P L0rI-'.gA.
Executive Department. :
New Orleans. March g. 1873
WHEREAS ARTICLE II. OF THE COE>TTTC
" non 6f the Stale Of Louisiana provides:
..E1 person shall hold "A-Tc!sc at the saUe
time mDIe than one Office OF r!st and profit, ~
cet that justice Q! !h- peace "r no. any phic,'
and
Whereas I am informed There PEI sona in the
State holding two more Offices, in Tloh-Inp Of
SAID constitutional pros sion and believing .u"fI
course to he in TAEeHtiGa OF public pO4.y AID
good MORALS and
Whereas | am informed thai several members
Of the General Assembly ar" now holding Offices Of
pIufit under the impression 'ha: the aI'oTt cIJeG
article does not apply to them, On the alleged
-ru'lrd that member OF the General Assembly K
not 4 state circ, and Ia. p fully sderta and
.a}."s itgIl COuus"! on tie Subject. am ADJ srd
If.! Utrl,vs that mem bCE Of tie Ger+I A. As5p m
-. l. state officer, u becomes my d-1y, as {
:. .ie constitution against sia persons violating
IL. same.
legtov give Notice. ~ al! persons yvhatsra
.h, rX-. ut;y. Qt lie SIgtr % Louis, ana. -hal
cot -.ti"r Il. al 'G."s. !1' snecla J.. exempted Jr
tie constitution. where tWp or more Offices ~
trust DGuh' IL ID ! 8 t.I~ p,rso... tlu
- !. a.. said iCc- vacant, unless Irslg,
10" .: AZ Tie SAID rtfC.z save. one tend. red
:,,t. ,.''ih thirty DAYS .! -. d hereof: 1.J Il
OF reals:aI'c 10 ti.s 81" .rr. shaI = Oceed
.aGei tie law 10 remove 49, o: SAID officers so
r.f:-!"..
Giv.I rrSer nv f:-c and the aeaN of the State
affixed this eight. Uay al March, 1875.
WILLIAM 7. KELLOGG
F. She Governor:
2 q. DE.L1SDR.
SECRETARY 0: Ste'e. mis-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

An EARLY VISIT TO LAKE PONTCHSR.
YKAIS.-Dan. Bob. Tim. Kit and Z. G.
early Wednesday morning started down to
Lake P0ntchartrain to catch whales or sar-
dimes. for all was fish that should come 10
their nets 4 brisk northwest wind was
rolling in off the north pole, pinching un'
embelished noses and numbing bejeweled
fingers. One of the party had fish pole
seventeen feet long. with reel and line
large enough to hold adult alligators. A
:"ll covered with a newspaper contained
second hand clothes line. Another carried
q stout looking travelling bag. the rotund
SIDES of which suggested glass castings for
rain water or some other liquid. The owner
was altogether unprovided with any sort OF
fishing tackle, but had bundle OF good
Havauas. Another hal black leather
sack, reminding one of a fair round belly
with good Capon lined. He, too, was With
gu. hooks or lines. but it seemed as If he
lad determined TO stay 70 dinner, Another
carried nothing. not even pocket knife.
The las; displayed market basket, when
contained all kinds of instruments from
compass to an oyster knife, and " c1@ar p"&
li!ed with elephantine shrimp.
Arriving at the lake they found the water
tumbIiny II tercely, whitecap over white
cap. and the liquid Inuddier than the MIS-
sissIpp. OF course, under these stormy
circumstances, it was useless to cast line,
ycS three Of the party baited hooks and
2hrew Them ont. Bob neglected 10 taSten
the shore end oi his line. consequently viii
never sec that bit OF property again. The
others waited in vain TO hear from the re-
gions below. and ut the expiration OF
tedious hour Kit announced that he had
bite. With ono voice all asked about 1t.
Tha answer was that he had bite--ot
sandwich. p. g.. who is stout at fishing,
Sought and found quiet place, where his
eompanions would not annoy him, and
*herc no man or boy ever fshed before. a
PoH: where ever miapows are seldom SEEM
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Controller of the Currency.
Washington, March 81, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who may have claims against the Crescent
City National Bank of New Orleans, Louisiana,
that they are called upon to present the same and
TO make legal proof thereof to Charles Case, re.
ceiver at the office OF said receiver. No. &c Natches
street. New Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
fnh28 5m Controller of the Currency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Local Intelligence.

Severa! times within month past old
Weatherwise confidently asserted that the
last cool days of spring had been exper-
fenced, yet as if to spitefully contradict him,
Wednesday and Thursday mornings came
out cold enough to redden healthy noses.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

Department OF FIE'%Cs.
City Hall. New O.ieans. april :, 1913. }
CEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE hkcEIFkp 81
~ the Undersigned for the sac 20 tnr rty o.
forty wharf ImpTove!nsnt bonds unti! " hDNhS"
DAY, the sixteenth instant at IL A. NJ.
The city reserves the right to reject ang OF al
proposals.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
ap5 I'd AdE.r5z,Ta:o5 u F.L4-cs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
The CemperRrHre.

The thermometer at Louis Frigero's,
No. so Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At A. NJ, $50; at . P. NJ, 700;
at P. NJ, SO. Lowest point during the
night Of April 9, ito.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

ASSESSMENT No. l29, 1870 and i3i-See
special notice column. death of J. SCHNEIDER,
c. Grau and W. 7. Perry, payable at the
Office of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association, No. i9 Camp
street. Amount paid ont since organiza-
tion. August. 1868. $3l6.250.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestic CIGARS and CIGARBTTBS, and full
assortment of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly Oh hand and for sale by
ED. L. ZBLL CO..
Corner Canal and Carondelet streets.
New Orleans. Louisiana.
Goods sold fully warranted. plhl2 I'M
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

There was lively scattering or Canal
street yesterday about noon, when run
away horse with buggy, dashing from a
point near CsrondeleU street up to the Clay
statute, where the beast left the beaten
track, taking to the neutral ground, where
a pile Of loose rocks proved too much for
him and he went down, somewhat worsted
by the experiment. 1t belonged to Mr..
Benjamin Harrison, and had been Temporal
riIy left alone, when something unusual
frightened him. AS the beast travelled along
with great speed, hundreds of people on
the street sought temporary refuge without
being told to-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICE

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, SECoND DISTRICT
No. 40 Rampant street, :
New Orleans March ii, 1873
DARTIES INTERESTED WILL PLEASE TAKE
notice that the State licenses for she year 1873
and all State taxes for 1872 are DUE and should
be pad Immediately.
mh2 2Sth H. H. HARRIS Collector,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

Office Louisiana Equitable Life InsUr-
ance Company, corner Gravier and CarOndelet
streets New Orleans April 9, l873-In compliance
with the charter of this company, election for
directors, to serve during the ensuing year, Will
take place at The office OF the company, on MON
Day April q, 1873 between the hours of II A. NJ.
and p VI. WILLIAM HENDERSON,
td
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

OFF..E STAR TAx CO4LECTuIs. FOURTH DISTRICT.
NJ. ia Camp sire It, near 5. MaTy.
A Ii TAXES ACCRUING ~ 1913 MUST Be PAID
"A al my Office within the the time prescribed
~ law. Failure to comply with TIN, demand vii!
involve the Ieg. penalties. ~
J. ". FAIRFAX.
,n'4p rC1'.rtor Fourth bi-frrr;.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

NOtice.-The stockholders of the AccOmmoda-
ton Bank of Louisiana hereby notified TO meet
at said bank on MONDAY. April u. I8.2, between
the hours OF 10 4. NJ. and II NJ, to elect presi.
dent a cashier and one director. to serve as such
for the term of three years n ON the first Monday
of May 1873. By Orde. of the Board.
aplO I'd F. B. BENTON, President.