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New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

Az iNp,GxATloN MEETING Saturday
evening last many of the leading citizens
residing along the line of the New Orleans
and Carrollton railroad (above Napoleon
avenue) met in the upper part of the Sixth
District for the purpose of recommending
20 the public the means OF causing DIS
continuance of change cars" on said line.
A committee of five was appointed for that
purpose, after which the meeting adjourned
70 meet at the Carrollton Hotel on Wednes
dav evening next, the twenty ty-second IN
stant. at seven O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
UNITEp STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
!H.Es HA.TERG i. WEI: GBOVSES FsSE
3uyts.
In Habaruptcy-sos 1919.

xHrUErE4S BERNARD WELL AND JOHN %Efs,
w individually and me Ibers of tho above
firm, of Rapde. parish, and district aforesaid auiy
declared bankrupts under the act OF congress OF
petition praying for dis barge and certificate
thereof from an their .lebts Snd OtheE elsuhs
provabe under sald aCt. -
Motto. is therefore given 20 .l' creditors sFh"
have proved their .lebt., and TO all other persons
in interest, that Che fifteenth siay oil FebtuaTy,
1873 at II l. NJ 10 assigned for the bearing OF tis
same. and tina. they may then and there attend
and showcase isauy they have, why the Iray'T
of the said petition sh1dld not oe GRANTED ei!"
.lythee nOtic. is gwen shat the bankIupts VIII uu-
GergCs an examination before Register ID. Aug 10
tin ESQ. on the thirteenth Gay al FEBRUARY, a. o..
1878 at il A. NJ at his office No. o. Exchange aisy
clerks Office New Orleans, January ~, 1878
ialI l8fs: 4. LoEW, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
SALE OF MARK EFT REVENUES.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, I
New Orleans January 20, 1873.
WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH, AT PUBLIC AUG
w tion on MONDAY, the twentY-s yenth IN
stant at twelve o'clock NJ in the City Hail. the
revenues OF the public markets for the month Of
February, 1879
The essees will be required to conform to all the
city ordinances relating to markets. and will have
the privilege of collecting the revenue according
to ordinance No 757, a amended.
Accepted bidGers will be required to make a de
posit Of one hundred and fifty dollars i'll cash for
each market at the time of sale, which shall be
forfeited to the city in of failure to complete
the contract Bids to be made in currency.
b. NJ. 1UREBULL.
ia2I I'd Administrator of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

Jaw 4, adult marasmus l, meningitis !, old
are /, paralysis l, p'eurisy ], pneumonia 6,
SC ofula l. smallpox u, softening of the
brain l, secondary syphilis |, suicide l, iris
n; scent1um 6, tuberculosis 2, liberation l.
Twenty-eight were inferred from public
institutions and eighteen on certificates Of
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

NAV he bad of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the PostOtice
&C. Haley, No. l9 Commercial place.
C.G.D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange place.
A. Simon, ST. Louis street, between Royal
street and Exchange alley under st. Louis
Hotel).
James Ennis, Pontchartrain railroad de-
pot, Third District; also at depot, foot OF
Lafayette street, First District.
Variety news stand, No. 3S Dauphlne
street, between CustomhOuse and BlenvhIe
strepts
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

RAISING THE PRIcE.--It is expected that
on Mardi Gras there will be lively de-
mand for saddle horses, as several conn
mamie. of maskers intend to 60 forth
mounted. This was bait for livery stable
Keepers. and instantly the price for single
beasts went up to fancy figure for that
dav. This is not precisely the proper move'
and the owners have consequently commit
'ed an error. Maskers and mummers MAKE
.heir public parades for the purpose OF rem
dering our city attractive to strangers, thus
bringing money into our city, and almost
every branch of trade is benefited by II.
Gentlemen who assis: to bring business
here must not be imposed on.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, January Il, 1873. }
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation OF the official bond of
Moses Fox as constable of the Eighth Justice Court,
in and for the parish of Jefferson, to wit: bond
dated February 90 1859 in the sum of $500, signed
by Moses Fox as principal, and Henry Weber as
surety, the said boId being conditioned for the
faithful per formance by the said Moses Fox of hls
duties as constable aforesaid: Notice Is hereby
given to all persons interested in the said bond to
file their objections to the cancellation thereof Id
writing in the office Of the Secretary OF state
within ninety days after the last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the zeal of the state
this fourt eenth day of January, A.. D. 1875 and Of
the independence of the United States the ninety
seventh. WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS, Assistant Secretary of State
ial5 BOT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH pisyRIC. cOUET FOR SHE PAR'SB Oy
ORLEANS
I.g.:.RE: s:Eii. ~. ". ). GoMBEET, Hbn
HUSBASD-NoO 30 i8S.

z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FOURTH
j day OF January 1873, Judgment was rendered IN
this court IN the following entitled suit in the
words ard figures following to witt
Margaret Smell VS.. VI. J. GOmbeTt her husband
No. 81 1872
On motion of John S. Tul1y, Esq. attorney for
plaintiff and on producing due proof { plant II 5
demand and he law and evidence being in favor
of plaintiff il is ordered adj Idged aud decrced
that the Judgment by default herein entered on
the seventeenth day Of December, 1871, be now
confirmed and made Inal, ard accordingly, that
there be Judgment in favor Of the piaintif, Mrs
Margaret Smell, aud against defendant, Marius j..
GombeIt, decreeng a separation OF property be
administration If her separate and paraDhernal
property, and that she be authorized to carry on
business in her name; and it is tui ther or
dercd. adiudged and deCretd that defendant be
condemned 10 pay TO p,aintlh, Margaret Smell, the
sum " two Thousand dollars, with privilege
a ID mortgage, and that said desuG ant pay costs
% suit
Id2Ine.t TendoT Jauuaoy . 1873.
SisL.s. Ssnuary e8Is
y. o. GTN'I Judge.
Sn .estim0ey q hereof ! have hrTeuntO setmy hand
and affixed Tie SEA! Of the said court at the CITY
OF Sew orleans, tins -venth day Of January, in
'he y.aro: our GOrd one Thousand eight hundred
and seventy three and the ninet v5"venth year of
IL. md. p- nd Loo %. the United States.
OSCAR ARROYO,
ia9 y feed Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

The rates to the following points have been
changed and now are: From New Orleans to Alex
Baltimore, 3 taln Ehnrnft Vile.
Elizabeth New Jer.ey), Gordonsville. Harrisburg
Jersey City, Newark. New York city, Philalde =
Irlct OF Columbial, each j. q TO Albany New ork j.
Boston bridgeport, Fall iver, Hartford New Haven
Rochester, oswego and Syracuse, each So 25; TO
Bangor, Bath, Newburyport and Portland each
eZ sV TO Norfolk, Lvnchburg, Petersburg, Rich
each = 70; to charleston and Savannah each
81 30; Augusta Georgia. Clarksville, Nashville, ,
Grand Junction, jackson (Tenuessee) Macon
Georgia., each 25; Opeka alabama. 81 /;
Selma and Greenviile lAiabama), each IS cents.
Notice OF change OF tariff reached me by mail
early last week but the figures only came to hand
by SUNDAYS mail. Night messages at half these
rates. usual. DAVID FLANERY
ia2l 6t SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

He Has RETURNED.--A. c. Carlton, tie
sewinc machine man, charged with en-
bezzlement and theft of horse flesh and
;ewelry, returned TO New Orleans Sunday.
accompanied by an officer or two. The
horse. most of the iewelry. and some of the
money. were recovered. 1t is sad that ac'
cused is possessed of a pair of wives. one
resident of this city. and another living in
Nashville. But he denies the plurality
part. His case viii! have a ventilation be-
fore the First Recorders CouT: on the
:wSn.y-eighth instant.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

special Notice The members OF the NaFl"u Us
Ward Republican Clubs OF the parishes OF JGnTr-
son, st. Csarles. ST. John the Baptist and the the
nar5sh of Orleans are hereby notified to send del
egates TO convention Of the party, which VIII
assemble in the Courthouse. in the parsh o! o.
Charles on MONDAY. January u, 1873, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate to I'LL the vacancy
occa asioned by the expulsion of Hon. 5. Nj. TODD
late Senator from this lthe SIXTH senatorial DIS
trict of Louisiana The various wards aud par
ishes composing said district will send the same
humber of delegates al the last S.nat o4la Con
..utson PAUL BRUCE.
9-..dent Twelfth Ward Republican CUB
A DEJOIE,
T.-st.u- Thirteenth Ward Republican GlHpS
Z. q BRAN.
!....dsc: Fog;t.eD:L. Ward RepUbhcal cub
=. :. STAMPS.
rt..idsg: G. .e =: 81 CoIr % see 81 = - s'
:e1seSo 80
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
Form OF Proposal. Guarantee and Ces'ifi'
cate.

The undersigned, - 49,, whose Hos.offic"
is -, county of =, State Of -, proposes
10 convey the mails of the United States, from
July !, 1873. to Jun. 30 1875, on route No. -
between - and - under the advertisement
of the Postmaster General, dated Decem Der !! !8'!
with celerlty certainty and security" .iaw OF
June g, 1872, for the annual sum of - dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge OF the
distance OF the route, the weight of the 1nal :" DC
carried, and all other particulars in reference {"
the route and service; and also, after careful *
animation of the laws and instructions attached to
advertisement of mail service; and OF the pToEl-
siOns contained in the act OF Congress OF June 8,
1872.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

The $4,000 LEGIsLATURE-Both the
Senate and House met yesterday, but were
indisposed TO perform great things Inc
Senate could do nothing, having no quorum
A few minutes before , P. NJ. the Senate
fled into the front chamber, but when the
roll was called only sixteen members re-
anonded to their names. The House, at the
hour mentioned, claimed to have quorum.
The Joint session, waiting for the arrival OF
more Senators, gave the members ample
time to peruse the evening papers, adVer-
tisements and all. When the fine new
clock showed that il was fifteen minutes
after two o'clock our reporter retired, satls-
fed that there would not be o ballot !or
United States Senator.
Two members Of the House were granted
leave of absence.
On the ballot for United States Senator,
Warmoth got % votes, Elam IA. Eustis lo'
RozieS 8, and blank J.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
iaii 'aMfs
liONITION.

Cr.roraOv.y New orleans. Sasua.y ), 1873.
TsNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODS, HAVlN"
Il been seized Tor violat on of the revenue laws.
as herein set forth, notice is hereby gwen tha'
unless tn. persons claiming the same shall appear
and file their claims according to law within TWEEN
" days from date hereof, the goods si. be adyer'
tsed and sold at public auction, as provided by
sections H. II l3 and u of the &C: 0! Congress Sp
proved July IS. 1866:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

Zee 10 DrOCure an Equestrian POrLTdlJ OF UtLtIaI
r 5 Grant, President ofsthe United States. New
orleans, January II, l873.-We respectfully invite
ali the Republican clubs sthe parish of Orleans
and State Of Louisiana at large to assemble on the
twenty ifth instant at the House Of Representa-
tives jNechanics instituted on Dryades street to
i,oId a mass meeting of all Republicans in this
state to show our fidelity, PATRIOTS and justice
TO the government OF the United States and the
State of louisiana Come one, come all
' N ROCHUM CRASTO President
General J. H Sypher, hrst vice president
Judge s d. Train second vice president
senator T B. Stamps. third vice president
+ Labatut, ESQ.,, fourth vice president
'. VOgt, secretary.
F. Ecuyer. assistant secretary.
E.B.EThe meeting will take place att P: NJ. pre-
- iBi3 i
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
Instructions to Bidders and Po.tma.'er.:

Containing so conditions TO be INCORPORATED II
the contracts TO the extent fhe department
may deem proper.
|. Seven minutes are allowed 20 cal. nt'rme-
date Office, when not otherwise SI""lte'. icf az
sorting the mails.
2 On routes where the mode - so'T"'a'' 90
mits OF il the special agents OF 'Ar st"ihct re-
Partment, also pos5otfice blanks, nal pa i1chs
and keys are to be conveyed ~-tA1dt eAfd
clare.
g. Way bills" or receipts p-epa'ed 1F f"s'T@s-
tiers, or other agents of the Department WA a' ,
company the mails specify ing the :!d-hDtI ''L4
destination Of the several bags 70 nee "a ll-t ny
the postmasters, to insure regularity ID no u'.t'
cry of bags ard pOucnes.
4. No pay viii be made fer trlos I9' ferI"I nee
and for each Of such ON =-IDTs, 4 'h' ia--ui" W
sCcasi0ued by the fault OF the CONTRACT 'r c@le'
three times the pay of the trip OIL be G'dLt' 81.
For arrivals far behind time as - Do 'gAlre-
ton with depending mails and LCe st.t--l M a -N
cused oue-f5urth the compensation for 'Ie ' p '7
subject to forfeiture For repeated atiihteL' IL
OF the kind herein specified. enlaFgru PEI" -
prGpOrtiOled to the nature thereof .i'i ne liz
pOrtance Of the mail NAV be made.
8. POI eaVlug GshiH! or eArOelug sf W ..@.s
any portion of them, Coy The adInl.slor". lf7'
seugers or fOg being con ssTn.d IN eetuhs A. or
II, uiuL a. express conveying u LS'"IlS"Ac" III a.
vance o: tLs l. quarters pay H-a' ." :"
GuCts.l.
:. Fiaes -. - posi-. q, - -" = :''"'
Ge ;-eystS $50 s~t4s.ss.S: s.s ""s : ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
SPECIAL notice.

~, PERSONS HO,DIEG VOUCHERS OR v.R-
n rants issued by .h. House 81 Represent stiv's
during 1870 and 1891 and 'hs .rgu.. s.ss on 81!
1872 r.'lu.st..! :" present then. fof ma.
:iop :. ia. 80. 4. snInrnit,e. appOn:e. tos that
lrpasr befO.e the fifteenth LAY o. February, 1915
p. Ii. room, q! -. srUnIt''t". No !5J sans
80. s...,.: .is :.7r. 0: j. 4 -. and ?. II.
:.A.Ii! t1US.s. .h..!..E
-. .S :. =. ..ssCs io..ss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

The new police commissioner, Mr.. j. b.
Gaudet, yesterday appeared in the board
room. presented his commission and took
his seat. Whose seat he is to take does
not appear in the document, therefore MI
Isabelle did not retire. The Senate pro-
ceedings state that Mr.. Gaudet is confirmed
in place of Mr.. Isabelle, whose term OF Oh
fee bas eypired
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

CRUSHED BV RAILROAD CARs.-Cornellus
Dnhy. thirty-one years old, native of lre'
land, who resides at No. !66 Rampant
street. attempted to Jump on a car OF the
Mobile and Texas railroad at the corner OF
Leyee and Barracks streets, late Sunday
night. and falling between the ears was
badly crushed. He was sent to the Charity
Hospital. where he lies in grecagious cone
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

THE Diocesan FAIR.-Perfecc Union
Hall, Rampant street, is an attractive place
Just now, as the managers are doing their
very best to make the fair as pleasant as
possible. Racine's drama Esther" was
finely rendered by young lady amateurs;
indeed. the performance was quite extraor-
binary; Miss Theresa Cannon took the lead
ing character. The play, although good,
was not the greatest feature. Our readers
will find pleasure in visit to the fair.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

OFFICIAL MoRTUARY REroRr.-Dr. S. c.
Russell. secretary of the board OF health,
reports that the whole number't deaths in
this city for the week ending last Sunday
evening last at six o'clock, was IL. The
causes of death were as follows:
Angina pectoris |, bronchitis /, burns or
scaIds B Bright's disease ,, cancer OF ear l.,
cancer OF womb l. cirrhosis of liver l, con
cussion of brain l, congestion l, congestion
of the brain 8, congestion of the lungs B.
consumption %, adult commissions l., IN
fautile commissions >, Group ?, adult debility
, chronic diarrhea 3, dropsy l, drowned |,
.lysentery l. chronic dysentery l. diphth,er!iaa
>, erysipelas !, congestive fever ?. typhoi!
fever 5, disease of the heart 5. enlargement
of the heart |, hooping cough :. inri"mm.,'
ton OF the bladder /. inflammation o: the
bowels :. inflammation oi the brain :. IL
,tamma.iou o. the live: ;. Inflammation 81
:ac .:ena.h !, -4.sl-! !. ..a2-.s: i, .se"'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

The undersigned residing at s----, STATE "'
.-, undertake that, if the foregoing bid Tor
carrying the mail on route No. -. be accepted by
the Post master General the bidder will prior to
the first of June 1873 enter into the required o0h-
Cation, or contract, to perform the seIvlc" pro
posed with good and sufficient sureIties. 49,
This we do understanding distinctly the oolSS'
tions and liabilities assumed by s!aTantoGs
Dated - ----o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
Succession of Mrs. Widow e. Reinecke-

No. 5J ,5yI.
CECON. DISTRICT COURT SOs THE PARISH
= f1.ieans.-Notice Is hereby given to the CRED
tor. sLis estate sld 10 al otL"T 20 fSohe heISu
pres. ii ac,i.icaeiun, u suy they have o9 can "hy
tee accoun. presented by .. Bauer, tutor. IN ths
estate should not be homOlO.ate6 and approved
and N. :sn9s !istsis.tsS ia scc3SdSnaa there
with
,...x. F.AsKP9sH yf. CsIk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

LOUISIANA STEAM ENGINE No. lO.-'Ihls
well ordered company has received its new
steamer. and gave it a partial trial Sunday
She threw water l78 feet through 50o feet
of hose. which is not her best pc rformance
The boys ara greatly pleased with their
machine, and well they may be. and she is
warranted 20 throw stream 2f0 feet
through 10, feet of hose. one and one-eighth
inch nozzle. She is Jetters. third class,
double pump. and neatly finished.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

DISMISSED. - Officer NJ. Moran, seventh pre-
cinc.. was yesterday dismissed the ponce
force for falsely arresting Captain b. r.
Winchester. The arrest seems to have
been an aggravated one.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

CHILD ScAlDEp TO DEATH.-An infant
son of John Welsh, corner OF Common anG
Rendon streets, met sad death Saturday
evening. A dog ran under the stove. up
setting it, capsizng kettle Of boiling wa
ter on the baby. causing almost instant
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

ToorING POLICE WHISTLE. 80 About
eleven o'clock last night rolling whistle
woke the stiffness Of the corner OF Caron-
delet and Julia street. The whistle was
not a regular call, and officers who heard it
were unable to make out what or where 1t
was The gentleman who made the call
should learn how to make such one as
will bring assistance. All the trouble was
about two meR indulging in terrific list
fight.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

SPANISH UNIrED BENEVOLENT AssoCA'
TIoN.-Memhers Of this association met In
Masonic Hall, corner OF Dumaine and ST.
Claude streets, Sunday evening, Mr.. Vim
cent Planillas, president The celebration
was to commemorate the fifth anniversary
of the society, and the participants enjoyed
the occasion over luxurious dinner. This
association has been the instrument OF per
forming much excellent work for Spaniards,
Don Carlos Pie, Spanish consul in this city,
was present. Some excellent speeches were
made and the time passed off with much
good feeling.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
1 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

1t having been called to notice that certain,
unprinci lied and irresponsible parties have been
iu'1he habit of purchasing our Septoline Oil bar
ceiling the SeptOline Oil, well knowing
that this spurious article can be sold at from two
to three cents per gallon less than Septoine, and
that the same is dangerous and VI fit fJr use, we
hereby caution the public again purchasing any
thing under the name of Septoline Oil unless the
same has the full name SEPTOLlNE ell branded
on the or barrel and the parties willing to
give bill for 1t, with the full name and address.
SEPTOLINE OIL COMPANY, No. 62 Camp and Nee
IS Dauphine streets.
J. CROSS, Proprietcf.
n. B.-DOl't forget the above facts, as it dnhjo
save -ou . world OF trouble and loss of prOpeSt6.
ialg 81
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

s'READY AT TIE FIRST SOUND."-lhls Is
the goodly motto of Jefferson Fire Com
pany No. %, and is now doubly interesting,
as the company has its new Amoskeag
engine in full working condition. Although
the steamer is second class she has . first
class double pump. The building commit
tee, whose names are seen on a silver plate
on the engine. IS composed Of Messrs. John
Becker. H. II. Banke, John Zeller. George
Ii. Schneider. Peter Usner. and these gentle.
men are entitled TO much credit for their
good Judgment. There IS a patent valve to
check the flow Of water without stopping
the wheels. The pipe has patent nozzle.
so that the holder can make large or
small. stream. as suits him. by simply turn.
ing small lever. a gong is between the
front weeis. so located that the driver can
easily strike it by pressing his foot on
button. Mr. Thomas O'COnnor's improved
eight-day clock has prominent place. by
a simple eontrivance the machine can be
turned in very small space. She cost, IN
New York, about $4,000. The boys will
give their beauty fair test next Sunday
and after that the machine vii! be chris
tened.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

Franklin Monroe, the man recognized as
the one who recently robbed Captain Sedge-
lev on Baronne street car, was before Re
cerder Bonzano yesterday and committed
to the Criminal Court for tlial. Bond fixed
at $4,000, the recorder saying that he
fixed it so high that terror might be struck
into the hearts of evil doers.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21

John O'Leary, burglary Billy Cooper as
sault and battery: James Gill, assault.
James Kelly and James Smith, entering
store in the daytime without breaking. win
intent to steal, and John Henry, alias Leon
ard, robbery.
In the case against James Ward, charged
with keeping banking game, bail was
fixed at $3.50.
Attorney General A. P. Field has fixed
the following capital cases for trial:
Peter johnson, charged with the murder
of Charles Horn on the twenty-second OF
January, 1870, was set for trial on Janu-
ary "a.
D.F. Leshinski, charged with the murder
of Charles Hansen on the twenty sixth day
of September, 1S70-fxed for January 81.
Lucien Preral, charged with the murder
of William Buffin on the thirtieth of JULY
1871; William Watney and William Brady,
charged with the murder of Godfrey Bars
on the seventh day of October, l87l-both
set for trial on the tenth of February.
I. H. Winchell, charged with the murder
of James E. Lyon on the eighteenth OF
June, 1871; GaltaDa Rose and Rosa Rose,
arson; both set tor February -
Timothy Hays. charged with the murder
of Thomas Sinnott on the twelfth Of No
vember, 1868; fixed for tria! on the seven
teenth of February.
Jack Lu, charged with the murder Of
Dennis Sullivan on the twenty-tifth OF Sep
tember, 1872; Pierre Pujos, charged with
the murder of Felix Vincent on the seven
teenth Of July, 1872; both fixed for trial on
the twentieth of February.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
Corner of DcIord and New Levee streetso
WILLIAM GOLDIEG, PROPRIETOR.
uh9 "
FURNITURE.
l-1I00(vH[e1|17 ~
~ OIIOE....., .,t....,. .,......s.. ..NOAAAN -
MIRA MON.

DeHIHT IN M NInuA OF FuFHIIUFUs
sos. 99. l0l and 1913 CHARITIES STREET, Neg &.
leans.
Has constantly On hand assortment o.!
Cottage Bedgteads extra make. withtL arms
Postsj. with teasters, BIZ.
Solid Walnut one-fourth Marbh bureaus, E20,
Sold Walnut Portable AFmoirs, with two dIE'
era il bottom, $20.
Victoria Bedroom Sets, in Walnut Gabogany asa
Imitation Rosewood ten pieces { 100
sprng Mattresses made to order. q % and go.
Parlor Sets IL Walnut NahOgany and SUl tsS.t'fo 3
Rosevoo9 :sr :.eces at very modersss srsee
AlsD 81 sseo.:ess: st s9binS q - ssS o. gps SeS
gss Srcss &tp&t
New Orleans Republican., 1873-01-21
POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Officers and Members of the Thir-
tetnth Ward Radical Republican Cluo are n0tihed
RAJ a speCial meeting Will be held at the Evening
star Hafl. WEDNESDAY, the twenty second instant,
at 7:3O P NJ for the purpose Of electing delegates
to tbe senatorial convention and for the trausac-
zion of such other business as may be introduced.
'1' A. DEJOIE, President
n >r.r-rvy Canre+arv ia2I IT.