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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
sFessrs. Lewis and NeiaHd.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
In Yesterdays issue of the Picdyt,l:c APP
pears couple OF dispatches addressed 10
General NcMillen at Washington, from 4.
J. LOWS, Esq, and Thomas II, holland, re
specti .elv. il which a false cnlOTiDg is
given to my position as a Senator III the
Legislature. Ia their dispatches the facts
are distorted and statements made calcu
lated to miSreprs sent the true pnlitiGal as
pect of affairs in this State before the con
gressional committee.
In the first place, Mr.. lewis vas not &c
MED admission to Mechanics Institute. If
he was The denial was Intellectual, mas
much as he was repcatedlY seen there, and
held communications with the Committee
on Elections. 70 General Barber, the chair
man of that committee, he personally urged
his claim aa Senator, and submitted what
ever Of argument or fact he had to sustain
it, Wow could this have been dOGe had
Mr. Lewis been excluded from The building !
The committee held their sessions there,
and frequently during hours devoted to
public business. Indeed, Mr.. Lewis has
been repeatedly seen in the Senate Cham
Der while that body was III session. No OPP
portunty was denied him of submitting
every possible argument in his favor, even
IN the face of the fact that he claimed IL
the ninth ward majority very nearly
| equivalent 60 the actual voters OF the ward.
That his evidence Gli not support ms pre-
| tensions was declared by Senator 7. HI.
holland, whe. hitnseif, moved that j. 4.
Masicct be seated and who did not flesi-
! tate a week previous 10 his expulsion from
! the Senate TO declare thar, in his opinion,
| he was clearly elected by a handsome ma
| iority. Mr. holland did not then think that
| Mr.. Lewis had then succeeded in making
| out the pretense of case, notwithstanding
| be had been allowed every possible facility
| fer its accomplishments
! Ii is evident, therefore, that some mate
. rial political impression nos acquired i'll the
| Committee on ElectiON rooms has been the
! controlling reason for This diversity in the
| Senator's opinions. do not, of course, pre-
tend to penetrate their reason, but the iu-
| ference, l imagine. viii noc be difficult 10
! an impartial public.
have sought 10 adventurous and
| unreal aid III acquiring my position. As a
| public servant +! desire simply TO further
| the popular will. But this can not be
! CLEANED from sources of personal interest,
! and from person who have carried their
political merchandise 90 at least two I'D
| verse and hostile legislative assemblies Tor
! accordance. j. A. MASCOT.
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STATR OF LOUISIANA,
L va,arf,Y-A h,E.arfrY1nr,t

Executive Department.
New Orleans January u, 1919. )
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to for the cancellation of the official bonds OF
Hubert Romano, dc Administrator of Assessments
ci the city of New Orleans, to wit one bond dated
April l. 1870 in the sum of 600, signed by n
Bonzano as principal and John Armstrong and
Christian Schneider as suretits, the said bono
beng conditioned for the faithful pelfol nance b.
the said II. BO 2anO of his duties as AdmiristT2-
tor Of Assessments aforesaid and
Whereas. application has been made to me t0I
the cancellation of the official bonds of Hu begt
BOnzano Administrator of Assessments If the
city al New Orleans, to Wit: bond dated FcbrU-
AIRY %, 1871 in the sum of B25 900, signed by II.
BUnZano prime pal, and Christian Schneider auC
Cuthbrrt II. SlocOmb as suretles the ead bond be
ing likewise conditioned for the faithful perform
auce by said II. 3onZauO of his duties as Admins
TRAITOR of Assessments aforesaid Notice - hereby
given TO all persons interested in said hrhds
10 file their oh ectUns the cancellation the ,e0f
in writing, in the Office of the Secretary of state,
within ninety days after the last puhlicaticu
hereof
Given undr" my hand and the seal Of the state
this twenty lrnth dav of January. A. D. 49,. aud
OF the Independence OF the Unite States the uiEr
ty-seyenth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor
WILLIAM WKEKS.
Assistant Secretary of State. jazz .uL
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GEORGE S. LACKY. Attorney
AVIS Aux a'0NTREBCABi.E@-T NE
BE DES~Et HENE%T.

NOrvELLE OELEAYs 90 Janv:eT. 1880
4 Wis EST PAR LIZ PRESENT DOENE QUE LIE
"A tableau d'asscssement Ge la taxi de dtss"che-
ment pour le QuatTitme District de Des-"chtirent.
cOnIuris dams les limites suvauteg, SAVIOR: Du
tituve Mississippi le devant lusGr'a Iavenue
Florida sur le dcrTcTe ct de IaVenHe LaiaA ettt en-
haul iusau an canal des Ptcheurs, en- bas, est com
let Z; que IL Placement De la dire take est IGain-
tenant reqUis. Uh" cope dn dit taseau est en-
liass6e bureau du gretfier de la IoGr 5uAef.eure
de District de Ia paroissr dOrleans. au bureau du
Recorder des Hypothcques De la dit, paIoisse, ct
aussi au bureau de administration des Complies
Publics tie la Vile de Ia SOUvel.e-O Or cans.
..2u GENRltE :. LACEN Avon At.
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charlotte SushNsB.

Hiss Cushman was taken quite i'll yesieF
,lay of a severe cold, and was unable &c
appear al the Varieties Theatre last even
ing. as announced. 1t 70 feared that hen
condition il such that she will not be able
% arpea. again during :he remainder OF
ne: term OF engagement. The play Of
king Henry the Eighth will De repeated
however, As announced, this and 'omorrow
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The crew of the bark }. Harris, not salts
fed with the daily rations Of that vessel,
made poor attempt To cha~ up bale OF
cotton. Some OF the fellows were chased,
bu, as they suddenly made themselves in
visible below decks the reai rascal could
not be identified.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

NEW OHIFAN>, January %. 1919
xTOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE IA
~ bleau of assessment, Tor drainage tax III the
fourth drainage district, lying within the following
limits to witt The river Mississippi in front, Flor
ida avenue in the rear, Lafayette avenue above
aud FishermeII's canal belOv has been completed
made.
copy Of the tableau is on tile in the office Of The
clerk OF the superior District Court nj ne PARISH
OF Orleans. in tie Office of the recorder Of m1rt-
cages IN said parish. and also i'll the office of the
Administrator OF Public Accounts Of III" cry of
New orleans.
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,ce Sarge 10 Arkan.ns River

dispatch has been received by Mr. +
Mansfield. the New Orleans signal observer
10 this rurpor.: Heavy ice N Arkansas
river. Gorge q, iewisburg. seven'y-on
miles above Little Rock. River fallen ~
Little Rock in consequence
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURSITI RE
II for saie.-A comfortable two-stDry house.
eHgiDly located on Camp street, with every thing
complete t0r housekeeping, and al ia good order.
bel Ig nearly new, viii be sod IN block 10 pay
chaser for his use. The establishing ut is com
ptte IN all dtpar ,mentB, having been selected ~
its owner for v i'll be sold account OF bad
health. Furniture dealers aud vendors need uoL
apply. Address HOUSE, at this office. ia4
NOR RENT-ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il board IN suites single. Also. a few day
boarders taker. Apply al No. III Camp street ne al
81. IQsepA. deIE
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Sworn to and subscribed before

for OF --, tins ---- day OF
A. 1. RI aud in TESTIMONY thereof ihtrruntO
subscribe my nan and afliI my official seal the
day and year aforesaid. --. ~KALI
TNoTA.-When the oath is taken before a justice
of the peace the certificate OF the clerk OF court
of record should be added under his seal office,
that the person who administered the oath is a
duly qualified Justice of tive peace.
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WHEREAS, JAMES J. OHARA DID PRESENT
w his petition to the honorable tie Secuud JUS
tee Oh the Peace for the parish of Orleans in tie
matter of James j. o Hara vs.. certain lot of
ground, No JJ46 do ket Of said Justice court
praying the provisional seizure ana sale Of a Ger
tam lot Of ground, hereinafter described satisfy
his demand Of S55 L for making sidewalk in
front vi il and to pay costs of suit;
And whereas, in obedience to aud by eirtue Of
an order OF Sd court, granted upon said petition
and to me directed, have seized and taken into
my possession the following described property,
to wit
certain lot of ground, designated az No. -, SIT
uated i'll the Second District OF New Orleans in the
square No. 81, bounded b. ST. Louis, PT.ur Roman
AMI tarOndeIot walk, per pan Of Louis Pine,
dated MAY J, 1890, and dtpU3nel IN the Once ~
McCav late a notary ia thi- city. san lot meas
urrs twtntv -seven feet pore OF less. Oh 81 L0Is
street by depth Of one hundred and ten feet, De
tween parallel lbnes.
Now, therefore. notice 10 hereby given unto all
persoHs interested to appear within fifteen days to
answer to the petition so presented
John MCCORMICK.
Constable Second Jcstlce Of tie Peace.
z1E al
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the mail on route No. - from - --, do
my obligation as such bidder; that the bid is
made in good faith and with the intention to enter
into contract and perform the service in case said
bid shall be accepted, ard that the signatures OF
the guarautoIs thereto are genuine, and that be
Heve the said guarantor5 to be pecunlarlly Tespon
sbe Tor aud able 10 pay all damages the United
States shall suffer by Ieascn OF my failing 10 per
form my obligations as such bidder.
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CERTIFICATE.

Tho undersigned, post master At - state OF
- csi tities uudrr his oath Of office, that he
"a aSGuautcd with ghe abo-e guarantors, ana
knows them 70 b% men OF propertT, and able 10
make g5od their guarantee; and that bidder and
guarautors are above the age Of twenty one years
Bids Of $4,000 and upward must be accompanied
hv = certified check or draft on some solvent Ma
tioudi bank equal 10 per Ceutum on the present
annual paw on the route OF in of new service,
not less than : per centun of one years pay pro
ucsrd i'll bid section 253, Act of June g 1872
The postmaster must not sign the certificate IN,
til the sum of the bid is inserted AID the bid and
guarantee signed by all the parties. and dated.
OatE required by section 2iG of act of Congress,
approved June 8, 1872 to be affixed to each bid
for carving the mail, and to be taken before
an officer qualified TO administer oaths:
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTNEST or Police.
New orleans, January g. 1872.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIaTETCT
w Pound corner of Lafa! cite and Locus.
streets
one Bav tREE. about twelve hands high.
Which if not claimed within tive days aud tina
expenses he reon paid, viii h" sold al Dub'ir auG-
ton at said pound, on MONDAY, February e.
1878 at twelve o'clock VI.
il3J I'd ROBERT BREWSTER. Administrator
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING VOUCHERS OR Wac
IA rants issued NV the House OF Representative
during 1870 and 1871 and the regular session o.
1872 are requested to present them for cNalpin4E
ton to the special committee appoint ed for thEL
purpose before the fifteenth day OF FebTNy, 1873
at the rooms OF the committee, No. 25o Canal
street between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and , F. NJ
DAVID YOUNG, Chairman.
ito ,ppnT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

IL rHN RIvER.-Three men in q skif were
yesterday upset in the river through acct
dent and one o! the party, Parker Lindsey,
was drowned.
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nns..rnlnsical and River Rannr,.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and ,ls. "r fal! of
the rivers, at 3f3 y. NJ, local tine, Jester
dav "a fellows
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GUARANTEE.

Tho Undersigned, residing at --, State Of
- undertake that, il the foregoing bid for
carving the mail on route No. - be accepted by
the Posi- master General, the bidder will. prior to
the first June 1873 enter into the required obj
gatiau, contract, to perform the seIvlce plo-
posed with good and sufficient sureities.
Thi5 we do understanding distinctly the obhSd-
tons aud liabilities assumed 6y 9larahtors.
n,rpi
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CITY LIIEN-E. F0N ~.

Department OF FiNANCH,
New Orleans. January 3. 1913. )
nCE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN, By PUBLGCA-
~ ton through the city papers, rs soon rs this
Departmt Mt is prepared to receiv" city liceustB
Tor 1873. LOUIS SCHNEIDER
"a" k1 Il y. tor # Liuaupa
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TIE Daily REPUBLICAN
Local intelligence.

APPOINTMENT TO THE PoLIC: board
Captain Il. A. Bray has been appointed by
Governor Kellogg a Commissioner OF
Metropolitan Police. and was promptly con
tirmed by the Senate. He received his
commission yesterday. and will enter upon
the discharge of his duties to-day. Captain
Bray is native of Maine. and was, we be-
Ieve, an officer Of the Twelfth Maine Vol
unteers. under General Shipley. which
served in this department during the war
At the close of the war he engaged IN bust
ness in the Third District of this city, which
he relinquished in 1867 to accept the COM
mand of Irene police station. 90 which
he was appointed by Mayor Heath. Cap
tain Bray is q young man of executive
ability and decision of character, and his
experience in police matters will be OF ser
vice to him and the public in the new
sphere Of usefulness 10 which he has been
sailed.
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s,o,e National Bank OF New Orleans

state National Bank OF New Orleans
New Orleans January %, l673.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of this bank held on
the twenty first instant the following gentlemen
were elected directors Tor the ensuing year, viz
SAMUEL H KENNEDY, +. RIGHEY, = .
:. FklEnLANDkR, CHARLES +. SLAlBACK,
JOSEPH DUNBAR, W. I. BLAkEhOkE,
ALFRsD MOULTON. HARMON DOAEE,
WILLIAM G. VINCENT
Aud at a meeting of the Board of Directors held
this day Mr. Samuel H. Kennel was unanimously
re elected president, and MIR. T. Rigney vice pr, :;
ident. CHARLES L. Z. DUPt1, Cashier.
In:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

FROM CHINA.-Some festive, unbroken
Cinnamon yesterday sent Mayor Wilt .
present Of fine tea and other delicacies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

GRAND iNACGURATIOH OE 1HE SoVERSoR
Dy LoyrsI.NA--An0ther Richmond .. tie
Ege2-Th. CRY il stu They Coms.-!he
celebrated "Aigerins Legislature will
have grand inauguration OF their gov
ernor, being no less parsonage than inc
Angel Gabriel himself, a citizen OF Algle'..
These grand and imposing ceremonies
~;i take place on Monday next, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. on The green, back OF Alglefs'
The grand platform Epon which his excel
lsucy.. She governor cleo. and supreme
.udges. clergy, etc. will appear will be suf-
rounded by an amphitheatre sufficient to
accommodate twenty thousand people the
entire irony seats of which are reserved for
ladies and their escorts. At the close or
Che inaugural address of his excellency
Barnums grand menagerle and circus VIII
Yarade in the arena and give free enter
rainment TO the multitudes who attend.
The renowned John Robinson has sent his
beautiful sacred bull TO be offered as a pro
nitiatiur sacrifice upon this solemn occs-
sion.
After the sacrifice has been duly offered
fix irresponsible and unsworn ana I'M
worthy clerks will submit tier uaoulateo
returns" of the purity Of the election
Thereupon his excellency the Angel ia
briel being the only true and legitimate
Governor Of Louisiana, will proceed az
once to issue commissions to the entire
multitude in ATTENDANCE for such otnces
AZ they may each seek. The ''prevahinS
influenza" will have no effect on the lssN
ance of these commissions. The festiSltleso1
the day will close with grand inaugural
ton ball in the "Beleville Iron Works.
the courteous and gentlemanly supeln
tendent having kindly offered it for this
inyOus occasion. All the world and ms
wife are expected to be there, and an lnVl
tation is extended to the rest OF mankind
Ths ferries will run uighs and day 10 ac-
.ou;rods.e $40 nulsitudes s!esiT ing 60 at
tend.
sax days srefioa- 20 enc grand 'hausnF'-
zion the Celestial inhabitants Of Ne" W
!.au. Aersn 10 yarn OF the devils by q
unblc combustion OF fire crackers. 1hs
Uart of Che display Took place Tuesday eve
MIN on CI.rtyes stree:, in Sroaa q IN" Chi
26se t3O.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

CoMMITrEp.-C. 4. Carlton, the SEWN g
machine man who stands charged with EN-
bezzlement and horse stealing, was yester-
day examined before Recorder MArthur
and committed to the Criminal Court for
horse stealing. The embezzlement case
will have hearing on the fifth of February.
Accused failed TO furnish bondsnan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

ELEVEN BALEs.-Frank Russell, a team
ster, is under arrest for bit of ,leight of
hand in causing eleven bales Of cotton TO
disappear. He was hauling the precious
load from the SHIPPERS Press to a sea-going
vessel, but failed to make the trip. He
will have ample opportunity TO prove his
innocence, if he be innocent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

Arson CHAHGE.-Christiau Jacobs "n't
~ife were yesterday before Recorder NJ Ar
thur on a charge of arson. The testimony
vas deemed sufficiently conclusive 70 com
mi. both accused 20 the Criminal court,
.he husband without right of bail, and the
wife given the right of bond in $4,000 An
effort will be made today 20 obtain th'
man. release on bonds.
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a, Observation-Disclosures >s.pesSe6.

We learn from Mr.. K Mansfield. signal
service observer AZ New Orleans, that the
observe, at Memphis reports that heavy ice
continues there. ard TIA: navigation :. ea-
TREY suspeuGeL
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The rule for a new
trial in the ease of Donnells, charged with
murder, is fixed for Saturday.
Also the motion for new trial in the
case OF Martini, convic ed OF the murder OF
Antonio Carafa.
In the matte, OF 'he conviction OF Oscar
Burns for murder, il is ordered that the
prisoner be breugh: OF: .Or sentence Mon
day next.
Henry Fabot va. convicted OF larceny.
The Distric: Attorney tiled the following
informations
Peter Arnold. charged With larceny.
George Glazer, for assault and battery,
and William Mohr, for larceny.
Judge Atochs presented three bills OF eX-
ception 20 De fled in the ease Of Francis
Msrt..i and Dido Baptiste. convicted OF
murder which were refused by Judge
AbelI, en the gscuDd tina. counse! had failed
20 tie them yesterday, which was the last
day the law allowed, the Attorney General
Directing 70 She bills being fled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

Austrian named j. r. Angelovich, destroy
ing one of his eyes. The unfortunate man
was taken care OF by the police, who failed
TO take care of the cause of all his sorrows'
In passing our office going to and returning
from the square, the distinguished foreign
ers entertained us with some Of their ma
tional airs, enthusiastically performed by
full band of native musicians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

FOUND GUILry.-John Bennett wac yes
..rday found guilty Of killing Charles Nc
cor,oick. The killing occurred at the
corner of Clio and ST. Charles streets the
trouble growing out of personal difficulty.
Both men we're on the police force. ana
Bennett was on duty in uniform. Deceased
mad been on the force only few days, an6
was not in uniform at the time. lie was con
sidered an inoffcnsive man. Attorney Gen
srai Field prosecuted the case vigorously
intimating that he will at all times use hls
oes, endeavors to bring TO justice all per
sons who are charged with capital OtfenS's'
Since his induction into office he has been
singulariy successful! in convicting offenders
The verdict rendered was guilty. without
capital punishment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

LIVELY CHiHA-OUr distant relatives
from China rushed things through last
evening. closing the festivities OF their glad
new year by terrific expense tor fireworks.
The most aristocratic OF the tribe congre-
gated in Lafayette square last evening
after dark and hOnored their National Gus
toms by firing squibs. Unfortunately one
of the American rockets, sent in direction
opposite to their native land, failed TO fulfil.
lts mission, as it came il contact Win 81
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DayId NicoLs vs.. .. /. t,ros-n-FiFst Ins.

tee court for the Parish If O~Ieaas, No. ISI.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to M directed by the Hon W. T. Houston
First Justice Of the Peace in and for the pa ish Of
Orltans, will proceed TO sch at public aGci ION.
a. my warehouse, No 139 Julia street, on HATI r
DAY, February J, 1919 at twelve o'clock NJ. the
following described property, to wit
one LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the abC EMIT ed suit per inventory
on file III my office.
Terns-Cash CD Ike SPOT
as 3 TEL .QHy HURLEY, Constable.
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SAT.i.G ON ADMINISTRATIONS It"Is-
The office Of this official was pretty lively
place yesterday, made SC by delegations e'
ward politicians, who, through some 'nlsun'
Outstanding, seemed 80 think themselves
Che Administrator. and Mr.. Lewis ar en-
glove, One committee presented formal
and lengthy memoria! demanding the dis
,nissal OF several employees recently aP-
pointed in the Fourth District As the ap-
pointees we're vouched for by gentlemen OF
the highest standing. Mr.. Lewis place"
their names on his pay rolls without q
thought that a complaint would be made
against them. The Administrator explained
10 the memOrialsts the exact state OF az
fairs, giving facts and his views in d manly
way, which had the effect to cause the com
mittee TO think twice before replying. This
fashion o: badgering an officer concerning
;ritiing positions, is. &c cay the least, III ga"
taste,
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Sradpmg sf TIusiTe

Miss lydia Thompson Will take her third
benefit this evening at the Academy OF
sIusic. end the housa will then be crammed
with admirers .f .he buYlesque ALADDIN"
which was produced to fine audience last
night. Another week after the present will
close the engagement OF the Thompson
combination, when "8iue Beard, "Kenis-
worth" and Robin Hood" will be produced.
10 the course Of the piece tonight Lydia
Thompson ana II AIRY Beckett will sing the
Gendarmes Duet. Dancing, singing and
skatOrial amusements Will fellows. Grand
yh.mnsor matinee tomorrow.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAVF

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEkD3
Once No. II Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch and p.omps
attention given t0all business. apl0 " cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

SE.R,V FiXisilED-The new shell road
along the Orleans draining canal, "hicl
runs through the City Park out to the lake
j. nearly completed. In few days more
ouggies ulay 60 over the course, and
eventually the drive will prove . t.'"Tl'e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

a coal oil lamp exploded on board the
Norwegian bark Regulus, Captain Hansen,
head of Cotton Press street, but the fame
was extinguished before any further dam
age than burning the ARMS Of the steward
was done