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NsIff'sfsNG GE,


From The testimony thus far brought
i's.#ard, the case of Senator Caii~s Il
snlacks OF ihe grossest corruption. The
Senate Committee appears 70 be nlsk;ng
al unspsring investigation of the facts
connected with his esctioa, and if it
shall appear, as charged, that he holds
his present position BY virtue Of bribery
oi the most shameless character, it is To
be hoped that the Senate will make such
au example Of the Kansas Senator a.
uill rot be lost upon the preseu. genera
sion OF politicians, 4. least. Ia such an
event. also. the people Of Kansas will
owe /. 40 themselves 10 overhaul their
&aiiiS isg:ais:o:s. To all appearance,
there is something very iossau In si.s po-
lit;cai affairs -.
Governor Woodaon, of Missouri, in his
| inaugural proved himself far in advance
of the Constituents. the Democracy in
thet State, in thi. sentence: Gentle
| men, | DO aet hsiisve that any party o,-
poxed to the cause Of universal edac.-
tlon ought to control the des,in;es OF
Missouri
Colorado is knocking at the door oi
the Dniau sgs:n for admission as a state,
bal it is rot Ill ely she vill be lss IL.
According to ths report ofthe Commit
tee on Territories she siiii lacks So 900
OF the requisite population to entiile her
ic REPRESENTATIVE in Congress under
the new apporsionment
Aa irrayersnt correspondent suggests
that tie venerable Poland has adjourned
tia sssssess ot biz Credit Aobilier com
| mites until siouday il orier that Chsp-
lain Newman mag presch = sermon be
lore Congress, on Sunday, from the
text, And they s;l with one consent Le-
| gan 10 make excuse
The Missouri Democratic Legislature
| elected Louis v Begy Senator for six
! years after the 4ti of March 1873, oyer
Frank blair. ir. fhe psrt,ssas o. the
| latter cauio MP to the rack and voted for
Bogy. Blair Will now commences laying
his pipes Tor oustins Schurx ia IS, and
will probably succeed.
The House conm:tte an Banking and
| Currency has Unanimously approved of
,he Bond Deposit bill, intred.ced by Mr.
iio.r. This bill Is one of much Interest
10 hnanclars, ard aiso 10 the holders of
| Uriis,i States securities. [, provides
ttat lstianal banks in each siaic may be
designated u ;..e scgrqtsry Of the Treas
ury. in which t'sited Srstes boais may
be drpaAlted III u$t. A receipt rsprs-
-cnslac the value of the bonds will be i.-
sued by the bank, by winch tie holder
riii b. entitled to receive his interest
the bonds ueing registered IN the name
OF ss1e i.af!s. as trustee. che interest
thsreon being paid hy the Government.
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x1SH EFACTUKEg and Dealer irs
NJ Heol., Shoes Leather, &c, Re. Shop on Bst:ale
asysst, asa abe OF Ei.hta Repairing neatly
. ed -rsrs PLY ~-scuted
kanfxawcc SeptaHbsr 20. ls6E.
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DH. a. e6EEzE ES. DentEss. n 0ssco
IL ia aheraan's now building, ga sth street,
Aanitewc= Tis.
ga HTssth sxtrastsd without saiH. .s~-- r n
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n. ". EENCH.

yRWSLER and Photographers. All
al Kinds of work in the iirs Of business prompt
" attended To- and warranted to give satisfaction
have last rs,siTed Wing cFn.bsys Multiplying
GAMMA oesor2A, with which can take small
~Sras Of tbs hasss order, foT cue dollar per d>zso
p Sa.-.ps.rsAsu OF ala kina<. Als4suas a2d Frames
1novsA. =, sa.I Yo-t Ssraet IS-ktf
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kSgRCaiA tALE4S3aHSs EsEAB
II lisnmeat sth stTset, south end OF Brdg
,fss r.orne tise Is ooaplsta, and
Ixrss assortment o! fashioneSls clothes and Gents
furzishisa gocls eonsssntiy hand Plssss cal
aza sx-ssirc tafors pnrch-sins elssxhs-a- 1871
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"0UsE, sEGS AID CARRIAGE
Painter, Quay Street, adjoiains the new hoarins
n i'll South Side. onsrs his service to the Citizsns
thi. City ths sbsvs hrsasAes at the aasst rss
ssnaeis rates
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u> mAEEsLIM,

nruxsi.s asaAp stisasssy. sti, st-s > :
i opposite ths Pest 0tde. y H'G lu.l' usdi
with eolxpl.;a sslsctoa Of frs%s -ea'' -.
ienes, azJ s1T-rs hIs services esp.ols." = -,
s1Ass OF tAis vtilsss and s1Un.y for tas co
AtAstsf. eTspa rAtioR " :sc.r pr.sc-irttons.
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r. SGNWEL ~ H %.

AgANSSSt FVREEs AND ErtE.NR@
vi Z leather. Hides Saos ri1diaSz. B-ltsg sfs'l
sixss ssustsnttS hand n !. .vsukee ns'ces- Sfnr
r-it.s "a. Il OF ths bsst tsG2,s Leather of>>~.
On ss street, SsHth sis. doe- ROrsh Of Nilli<Sis
Hesss. H=uitoe-sc- ais.
sz-l'ssh paid fo- H,Ge, SNiRs. T-l!su aaS BsrS-rs
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OFFERS to his amy friends and In .
~ pssis generally, stoice selection Of TrcsL
Meats Salt Pork aad Bsef, SInossd Bsaf sad Hams
Khsal4ers Sausage, Tsiior LSrd a; tho lowest
r..ax Market en- Commercial Street Sly
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CE.sRLEs sE.9EFFkR.
FIR ED SEEEEN,

ySaasEIOgARLE TAILOR, has E7-
Il IasYed to Buffalo street, dsors vest sf kani
Etsrs All vera warranted we'll done and to at.
MsHi.swse, Nov. 30, lsI2 l2sS.
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FRED. STHRGDEE

lGEAT mark ket.--HavinS purchases
lu the business Of WR. Brown, shall hereafter
eenstantly keep oa hand the choicsst mests AZ ths
swsst ra.ss. share Of publis patronage solicited.
ls-lT
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nES'Tss1feT' n

COUNTY sU2yEE1ss, 0s0es ever
Il " o. Tsrrisos's Store; near tks Bridge.
Aanitew0c, Wiy-ou2in. 1913
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TSzEE < =, T,SurSeen, r Aesoacsieur
L& Il o.scs sth st=sst, 7seoE's prg. S.ore
hani.e~se, Viz oFac. srrs at all h2urs- Calls 1T
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TSES T7Sss5.sN and Surgeon. fe5zG es-z
his pTo.~zs:oBsl FaryIcas 70 the people tie Cty
and e.anty ef Aan.or9e- oSlos over j. a. kesslcrs
Here u!
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II a
GSDA WAFER arssu uf7 snrcr, ,re39ec
fully requests a=d will I'll orders promptly at hs
Factory sorEsr Ith and Jay xtrsst, Eantovoe 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
Examination Of Teachers.

To-Day a: :he LyceuE H..''. will cons.
mence tie exau'ra, on Of applicants for
positions as teachers il the public schools
Ore hundred ami fly young ladies have
entered their names al Mr.. Boothby's Of
ice, as cou:es'a1's ;or the selection. OF
this nrmber !wen,y f." are teachers now
in the schools. BIZ: seeking promotion to
advanced grades.
The examinations WI be conducted by
Mr.. Boorhby. division superintendent.
aided by Mr.. Calhoun. his assistant. and
under Tie super, sion Of the committee on
teachers Of the city school board. consist.
ing of Messrs Julius 5. Clarke, V. E. Nc.
Car.hy. James II. lascatam. James F.
Casey, T. ". DeK'yoe and ". 6. McCon.
nell.
At nine o'clock :he exan:n nation will com
mence by Ten printed nIes,ions OF gram
mar being laid upon the desk OF each OF the
contestants. The answers 10 these IUes
lions vii! be carefully written On foolscap
paper. folded up. irdofsei by the writer
and handed in to TIE committee. In the
afternoon Ike number of questions il
geography will be disposed Of in the
came way. Tomorrow :he examinations
will be confined TO arithmetic and American
history in precisely tie same manner. Ar
SOON as the answers are al received blythe
committee they will carefully examine She
same. and che twenty candidates who sue
cee;! IN passing :he Ses. examination Will
he placed upon a Is: from which al alp
poir!ments Will hereafter I've made.
Under this system re w:'i directors. in
filling vacancies. viii b. .''nited to ii.
name. upon the .is..
This system O: competitive examination
is new thing IL this con:nrTity. Whether
i. will be a srccess remains 20 be seen.
We ,yvs-, however. :;la: all ~. directors
vii! cooperate ".h tie committee in giving
!: fair and ,horory. :r:a! ans! tia: 10 per.
sonsl preferences VII: ne allowed - interfere
with its workings.
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GROPUsSl.A.

TEFAsrR, nFvA.rNrSr.(
Office OF Supervising Architect. Nav II. 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= this office unit! twelve O'Clock noon WEDNES.
JAY. June ). as follows:
!, Fur the purchase 81 the Marine Hospital 20:
II. the city o: New Orleans. Louisiana. and the
buildings Thereon.
,. For .he purchase Of the buiGn %, 20 be ,e.
moved by the pIrchaser wIt..i3 sixty days tcm
date OF acceptable. of pIoposai.
For the purchase OF She land wthoU! the
buildings.
This property IS e:g;hiy located an;! constitutes
the square If s,ound topNGtd by GIa'le. Broad
square.
Terms Of saie-"ash o.. delivery of possession.
TIE departmert reserves TIE right TO reject ans
or az BIDS if deemed for the Interest ct iEt GO.
eminent 20 90 SO.
A.. proposals sho,.'d be :nierssd Proposals :"i
Marine Hospital property a: New CylsaLs. LoAs
lana ard addressed to the Uaders:gned
4 =. MULLETr.
mv22 i2t Supervising Architect.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

TAXPAYERS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Il are hereby notified that the City Assessors are
now engaged III assessing property il the several
assessment Districts leIelEaIfer set forth, beng
the assessment districts into which the city IS al
vid.d, AID soon as the asst ssnents are com,
peted notice of which VIII be dUiy published, all
parties Interested particularly requested to ca
promptly az the Office OF the Admin strator Of As
sessWents, -oom Nc. IS, City Hall. for the purpose
of making necessary corrections.
The boundaries OF the assessment districts are as
follows:
Felicity street below bv IhA.a stIee:. and II tioI:
by the river bank.
Second .Asse ssment Nis'ric:-Eounded above By
Thaia ard Felicity streets and the upper lnits Of
the FIRST District below by st. Jose phi and DeoId
streets and the New cana; in front by the !.yeI
bark and IN the rear by Lake Puntcnar.an
Third Assessment Eistrct-Bounded above by
ST Joseph stree, De'oI.. leet ard the New canal,
below by PoydIas street. md i; i1on. 10y lie 1!Eer
bank.
Fourth Assessment ristiic. -3'unied above by,
POyd1as street. below by GTaver sr,.e, in froa' by
the river bank and in tie !eaI bE the New .aLa!.
Fifth Assessment. District-Boundei abo7e by
G1avier street and the New canal below b Canal
street and tie lower limits OF the First Nis-r.c.. IL
front by the river bank. and IN :Ae Iear By Lake
Poutci!artIan.
SIKH Assessrne:. p!strtct-Bcuncei above by
Cana stree: and the lower limits Of the FIRST n.-
bank and IN the rsaI b. Lake PcntchaitIaiiI.
Seventh Assessment nistric'-Bound'd above by
by tie river bank and IL the rear by Lake Po!gt'
chartvaln.
Eighth assessment plStrcl-Boinaeu ABOVE DIV
ST. PM D stree. below bT Est ianade street and
the limits OF the Second Distilc' in from by che
river bank. and IL the ov Lake Pom .chartrain.
Ninth Assessment Distr!ct-Bannded abov. by
Espa1ade street and tie lower limits OF tie Sec.
end District. below by Vaudeville street IL tro:t
by the river bank. and i. che rear BY Lake Po::'
chGrtIa!n.
Tenth Assessment Distric;-Bourded abc-e by
NaLGev..e street below by thu lower limits OF the
city. il fon: by the river bank and IL the .s. by
the rear limits OF the city.
Eleventh. Assessment: nstIict-Eounded above
br ToledanO street. below by Fe.ic ~ street. Ii
troy- by the bank. and IN the lea. by Chest
nut street.
Twelfth Assessment D;s.rict-BoUf Ied above by
Tn=dauO street. be low by Felicity street j! FOL:
" Chestnut street. and IL ,te year by the :eaI
limits 0! the city.
Thirteenth Assessment. District-Ali that portion
Of the city of New Orleans !'uatei. the Tis h.
bank of the Mississippi RIVER. known .he F.i-'
District.
Fourteenth Assessment District Bounded atcv.
by Joseph street. below ~ T.ieGano street, II
front by the river bank ana il! the rear by :he il
tersecfio1a0t Toledano and Joseph streets.
Fifteenth Assessment Dstr.c Bounded above
by the upper lini's o: the city. below 10y JOSEPH
street in front ly the Yiveg bank. and the real
by the II al line o! the sixth District.
II F. STRICKEN.
nyi3 law:t Administrator Of Assessments
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VINO Did lie

Tie Te:re6onne Patriot gives this version
q: Sue "u.rages IN this city On the night or
tie Lafayette square demonstration. Ii.
..ate.nen-s indicate an enterprise on che
ia.. O: our exchange that none CT our
EuGou contemporaries possessed:
On Tuesday. the SIKH instant, large
ard enthusiastic meeting of citizens were
pesceablv assembled in New Orleans 70
give expression 10 their feelings AMI sym
pa.hv tor DaBlarc, when a large crowd OF
Kellogg em!ssaries formed themselves into
q mob and Quilted all the gun stores in New
Orleans. Tie leaders and many OF the io.-
lowers have since been detected, some ar
rested. and all of them well known Custom
house men. one of whom, said to be a
leader we have known for years, as as one
OF the Cus.ouhouse men, his name IS Cap
tain Scott
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Aprciri sIpptinS Of the school Board

4 srec.ai meeting 81 the Board OF Schoo!
Director. was held last evening for tie
purpose o.: adopting the new rules. which
= III pe :ublish.d in pamphlet form.
TIE meeting was called TO order at eight
O'clock pv Tie resident. Hon. Fl. c. Dibole
Pyeseut-H. G Dibble. Charles II. ThoEp.
sor, :. +. McCarty. Fl. L. Rey. j. b.
Cooier. Thomas Carry. james Longsireet,
". G. Mcconnell. c. L. Sweet. }. ): Clark.
L. c. Brings. J. II. Ingraham: I. w. Do
K'vno. J B GaIdet. Charles w. Boo!hoT.
and q quorum.
Vns minutes Of the previous regular meet.
inc. incldding the rules Tor the government
OF the board. were read and adopted, with
the exception OF the resolution fixing me
salarv OF the secretary. which was recon-
s.dered. and the amount fixed at S!eVo. &C.
(c.iirr 20 the law It 1919.
III. .r'es for the organization and GOV.
crlmen: ot the public schools. were called
RI. frs: chapter was referred % the
r.,ami.tee for revision. In, the second
chapter: rule thirteen was so changed :aa-
,i.eie .hou,d be no literary exercises =:
jo.e. -: :Aa: they sh"u.I ":ear IN De-
SeMhe:.
The l.ea,i made .,me other changes II
she RUS ard Introduced some new "nes
wleh WI he published. with al OTHER
rules. .or he guidance Of the teachers.
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DASiEL SCILLY. Secretarv.
NAYUEAiTY .P Nav ORLEANS,
City Han. May 81. 1873.

10y '"'os ~
mo. li3S-A1min.st.ation Series.l
An ordinance providing Tor the paymen: Of
tie several accounts :EereiL named.
Z. j. ordained. Tia. The following ap.
.ropr:a.;ons be ami aIc hereby made. ard
| that the Administrator OF Public Ac.
counts warran. OF the Administrator of ii.
nance il. payment Of Tee sane. whenever
| there stall De money in the city treasury 70
! tie credit OF the appropriate fund. ior each
account. and not otherwise appropriated:
Nr.emeE's Charitable Association Of New
Urleaus. :or services rendered during the
month Of April. 1873, - per contract.
| :!!.tG: o..
Fi!.,ren'. Charitable Association o: the
! Sixth District. for services rendered durIn z
| :he month OF April. 1873, $50" -.
Fi;em.I'. Charitable Association Of the
! FIFTH, District. 70. services rendered during
| :;e month Of April. 1913. SEQ.
New Orleans Republican Friu, 'cc Com.
oahy. bills for :ile month Of April, 1873. a;'.
! proved: Advertising ord names. StH::i: al.
| vev.is;ng proceedings Of t'y Caunc!i.
| :i.G 50: prin.,ng proceedings 81 Clty Coun'
| Il. SO: advertising sale OF public markets
| :Cr Mas. 1873 .Ds9aG:m-n: =; Co'lHs!ce!'
| so. o.,
Miles TAYLOR. expenses 20 and from Wash
! IN y;on. an! printing briefs .c case Myra
Clark Gaines ~. ti-y ci New Orleans.
:!S5 a.
Nicholas Cornell. FOR :he construction o:
5ricl. sidewalks. under ordinance No. 1875.
Admin strait II se;,es. ~ :,0- sides ri Sec
| ord street. from Caronieit: - Claiborne
| streets, IL final settlement. s3>5 -.
New Orleans Bee. advertising. sale OF
! public market revenues f'- Ma. 1913. ap-
p:"~e! by AanI.ai-..a; OK Commerce,
s!3 20.
J,E; g Fleming. bras pipe :ud :enair-
:ry chandelier il. .OoM NJ. $. Cay a:'i.
approved. s. g.
6. De Fe:ie:. 70: selling ,he :evec"es Of
| Tie ,;ub c market: :ov the months .; Aprl;
ard MAJ. 1873. approved IS :.c Admins
::a.or OF Commerce. $50.
.ynhLson. Armstrong X Co. ga: .ore:v.
binding, e; -, fc. De..al, Ien: o: Finance.
FOR the months Of February. March and
April. 1873. approved. So 81: TAX registers
| al,: binding Old pa: rolls COX Department:
II finance. Approved. SO.
!. w Patton. criminal sheriff. :nain,en
ance Of prisoners and :urnse,'s tees 20:
Ar.i,. iS"3, Si.5i 10: t." hill s-35o ~: ex-
,,euse III. s:';'j u. approved h!r the Judge
Of III. Frs, District Court.
W. J. Kelly. for me''.; le> ~ ..'='.i TO
ind gent :.isons IL April, 1853. approved
Nv A..,nirist-atu. o: Police. 20 ha ra!! on.
y. ~. fnnI 81 S;chlc- h9:nes:. si'. -.
Adapted by .i.e Counr.l q: lie city G.;
New Orleans. May -. 1873
Ieas-B.-w.ter. Calhoun. F:'zalCe!te-.
Lewis. Schnei,Ier St"-cker. Turn}..il. .
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
4 'ru" COPY:
DA.IEL S:riLr. Se.!r.ac-.
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Tlt,d District Recorder Leciere......... SD 5"
Ft.r.h District Recorder BillS gs.......... y 90
Filth Distr c.. Recorder Parsons 10
saith District. Recorder Campbe!l........ 50"
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ESTERVIEW.
4 Glowing Interview Between Our
"Specialo Reporter and Jiies Scrog-
Rias-His Views on the Situation and
HE PHsifi0p defined.


especial" Reporter and Jiies Scrog-
Rias-His Views on the situation and
His Position Defined.
Agreeably to prearrangement, our special
reporter, at ttirty-1hree minutes past twelve
o'clock last night, entered the silent pre-
cincts of Jiles Scrogyins' bed chamber tor
the ostensible purpose Of giving him good'
sound Interviewing" but ere he had ad-
vanced far within the portals OF his cori-
Gle it was discovered that he was envel-
oped in the tranquil arms Of Morpheus. Our
special was tempted TO leave him undis-
turbed in his dreaming TeCeries, but he be
thought himself that longing world would
have to revolve, az leas. one more time, with
an unappeased appetite; hence he ventured
to arouse the slum bel ing form. Wher eupon.
J!l.s. thinking our special Burglar. at.
tempted to throw the pillow a: him. "! Oh
was only prevented by our specials timely
explanation Of his pedigree and business.
Mr.. Scroggius. cooling down and rubbing
his wearied eyes. remarked:
"Oh. yes; you're the interviewer"
Yes. sir. am sen. down by our enter.
prisin2 journal to have an Interview
Mr.. Sc-oggins-You're the intervie " er
and I'm the interv:ewee then! Wei, dive
or your int. Jew.
Specisl-May / inquire who was yoV-
father!
Jilea !bristling up)-My father. sir. was
the old man Scroggins. J.ies Screenings. Jr..
but both of US could 30. be junior. SO
dropped it from my name.
Specisi-Have you -: a family. Mr..
Scroggins'
Speciai-You do your Own washing. them!
Jiles-It do. is none OF your business
OF the public's either.
Special-But the '.peop!-" think you dc.
and they have RICH. 20 know tor certain;
is i. no. so. or is it so!
Jiles-They are simply .oiling under a
heavy delusion. ana whoever -: them a.
i. is building his own grave yard, and can
people i: tor him.
Special-What do son think of Kellogg :
Jiles-Ra:her heavy log to run over, if
know myself.
Specialize You think ycu COW your.
self!
Scroggins, Feeling for his pocke:-hook)-
Ii don't. what d.d you come to Inter.
view" he for Ii / ain: who am. who the
deuce am l! Know myself! Ii l knew
myself. ! would know mo:e than anybody
| else.
Specialize yon To-. or do you. believe
| in female sa;i.age!
jill. -rnques:iorabiy. I think ! Do. II
| they wan. 10 suffer. !e: 'em suffer if they
dom: suffer enough now. give them some.
| thing to suffer tor-ar age.
| Spesh-Pardon me- for asking you 'iiree;
| question bu: would :ou accept 6
Jiles-No. sir. wouldn't: Will yon fake
| something.
Keporter-Don't care il do. Why don:
yo,; take some! Is your VOW against il!
J!les-Eo, sir. M VOW 'snot against It,
but it is against ny :o|.
With this our spi ia! expressed himself
AMI departed.
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CITY ORDINANcEs---oFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYoRALTy OF New ORLEANS, /
City Hall, May q. 1873
No. 2l39-AdministraIion Series.
An ordinance to settle the claim of 'the
Sickles hequest to the cry OF New Or
leans, tor the establishment Of Tree
dispensary.'
WHEREAS. Ordinance No. 1889. Admins
tra.i0n series. providing for a settlement by
the CITY with the 'Sickles bequest." by the
issue Of d seven-thirty certificate TO tina.
charity FOR the balance due. has not been
carried into effect; therefore,
Be it ordained. That the Administrator
OF Pablic Accounts be and Is hereby au'
tkorized and directed TO issue to the custo.
dian OF the Sichles fund a warrant for con
so'idated gold bonds, at par, tor S2o,lsi %,
being he amount One by the city to SAID
fund. on the first of May. 1873.
Adopted by the Council OF the city o!
New OIifaus. May 20. 1913.
Teas-Brtwsrer. Calhoun. Fi.zenceiter.
Lewis. Schneider. S-urcken. TurEhuli.
LOUIS A. WILT, MAJOR.
4 true copy:
D..IEL ScUlLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.
EsyATE OF MICHAEL Il. BRADY.

CN!TPD STATFs MARSHAL. OFFICE.
New Orleans. May 81. 1873. J
f1NHiS IS To GIVE Notice THAT A WAR.
L ran. il. bankruptcy has been 'ssued our Of the
District Couit 0: The United States for The Dis.
tric. Of Louisiana. against the estate OF Michael
B. Brady. individually. ard as surviving paI.he.
OF u &. Brady i Co.. Of New Orleans. IN the par.
jsh Of Orleans. state Of louisiana adiudged q
bankrupt upon as own psti:inn: That che
PAYMENT of any debts. and the delivery of
any property belonging TO sad bankrupt. 20
him, or for his use. and thc transfer q: any
properly by him are forbidden by Jaw: tina: q meet.
ing o. tire creditors OF said bankrupt, ia prove
.lei debts and choose one moIs assignses o! his
estate. wiz be held at q count of bankruptcy. TO
he holden o. the seventh .'av " ..ns a. H..
1873. at II A. NJ, az the CE-tomhOuse Lu..diag.
New Orleans. pefC:s {. :. Kellogg Register.
=. 3. PACKARD.
MY il, tinted Statts Marsilae.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
SALE OF MARKET REVENUES.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMENCE,
Rev orleans, May q, 1873.
WILL Be soip FOB CASH AT PUBLIC AUG.
w ton. on "WEDNESDAY May 28, 1873 az twelve
e'clCek NJ. III the City Hal. the revenues 0: the
public markets for tie month OF juue. 1873
The iessees vii! be required 20 csniorm to ali :he
city ordinances relating 20 markets, and viii have
the privilege OF o.ecting the revenue according
20 Jidinanc. No. :8., as amended.
Accepted bidders WI. be required 70 make de
pos, of OLe hundred and fifty dollars IN cash 10:
tach market at the time of sale, wh.c. shall be
forfeited to the city IN o. failure to y.ts
TIE contract. BIDS 20 be made in currency.
3. NJ ?URN2UiL,
my2l 2; "a ?: 20 Administrator OF Commerce.