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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
N M. CHILD 81 CO.,


OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
One three-story Brick, front yard, Ne. 2lO West
Tenth street, possession at once.
ond three-slOry Brick, No. AL s. Sixth street,WB
be sold a bargain.
one tnree-stOry Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
one three-stOry Brick, No h. Fourth street, In
good repair; (Or Will rent)
One two story Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot
Two elegant two-story Bricks with Mansard story
No. 140O and l4Q2 Broome street. with all modern
improvements.
One elegant Market street property, one-half Of
the purchase money may remain.
one three-story Brick on second street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. 9T Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
easy.
One three-story Brick House, on Orange street.
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000
one three-story house, No. W. Fourth street
between jefferson and Madison.
A Frame House and lot Union street near Front
Price 81, 200.
one three story brick W. Sixth street. near JET
ferson, with side and front yard.
one small farm OF sixty acres, In Brandywine
Hundred, will ether sell or exchange foT improved
City property.
a farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor, of 100
acres superior land. terms accommodating Apply
to NJ. A. CHILD Il CO.,
lanl No. 4, W. Seventh street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
BuarGlua.

Il 3 ther sex wfii he furnished with good board
and pleasant rooms at four dollars peT Teeks ,,IR
1DoARDING.-Young men can obtain comforts
1pr ~ Tim fDO'"' WIN I,I No scs POPLAR STREET.
T1OARDING.-Single or snitea of rooms, fur
ntRhed OF unfurniahed, with board, OF table
board alone, for Ladies' Gentlemen, or family, with
pleasant associations and the comforts OF nome,
the trst-class boarding-house, oOo MaTket stIee.,
which has been newly furnished and ntted up ny
'nS SsTaT,a snSstf'0e'' Mrs. P. A. TOWNSEND.
DOARDING--F gentlemen at
mar91-lIn wilmington, Del.
DoARDINe-FOr GENTLEMEN q sr,.ru
d ssni6-tf sts KING STREET..
apr9-em 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
fpr SALE.
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UNoR SALE 80 shares capital stock OF the Chris
IL uana River Improvement company Apply anp 10
apr2l6t No. 4, W. Seventh Street.
INoR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
Koester's Pure Juice and Burgundy Port vines
:" Fine Old rown oporto Port Wine, 1865.
Genuine Isabella Sherry Wine.
HcidslcE's celsbratsd Champagne at Agents
prices. ,,n.,,c,, np,trv
noy14-ly 1Os Market Street
INoR SALE -ITwo horses suitable for 1N-yS
. arr farm sslft pprpoSea' Apply" THIS oFFf6G.A
ENOR S4LE-A FULL SUPPLY OF WESTERN
oats always on hand. and for sale az the very
lowest market price, by sCAlTkk4S I, ~ ALaENL RL
ENoR sALE-Th excellent store and dwelling
containing rooms, with modern snproye-
ments. Nc. Al KING ST, Inquire q
MILTON JACKSON, Administrator,
at Del Institute,
Apr Tdw-tf Cor. sth and WOlaston SITS.
NINoR sALE-A steam englne,l ,l5 Horse power,can
T. be seen running at match factory corn corner lss
UNoR sALE-.A new Esty Cottage Organ never IN
II use, will Je sold at an immense discount. Ad-
dress aprS-tf "E. b." This onice.
uNOR SALE-A desirable residence. situated n
$50 West street, in good order; one OF the -
best locations in the city and having southern ex
pTsIlfi nnrai.H II A'N'' - p'i'e'W Wa H. REYNOLDS.
A GOOD CHANOE-The stock and unfinished
~ work of the National and Diamond State car
Tiage Factory, Nos. 2l7 and 219 East Front ST., fo
building for rent or sale, apply to MICHAEI
LALLY, on the premises marl-u
ENoR sALE-At great bargain,s new Estey Cot
tage organ; never been used ADDRESS
febli.tf "MUsIC,7 This onlce.
ENoR sALE-Three story brick house, No. ell
L Tatnall street, near Delaware avenue, contain
Jug ten rooms. Property IN complete order, viii
b tn, gas, heater, and all modern conyeniences
App v 10 T. 4. WALTON,
febi.u or SAMUEL McCAULLEY.
HNoR SALR-The handsome residence No. SSs
Il 1901 Delaware avenue, cor OF HARRISON -
aireet. Apply to el5-n j. T. MoLkAR.
INoR sALR-Wilmington City Loan for sale b!
n A. II. GRIMSHAW,
novsO-tf No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
ENoR SALE-Houses on Pine, West, Lom- fIssss
| H bard, Tenth and Washington streets. and II
IN South Wilmington. Building lots on W ashington
| Wilmington and in all parts of the Peninsula
| JOSEPH X WALTER,
| jaAls-tf No. B. Exchange Building.
| UNoR SALE-A new-three-story house, No. 81
| Il 6i9 W. Seventh street Apply at Ef
| feb2O-tf 6l2 W. SEVENTH STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-21
Of
INFRINGEMENT,

The business q ne laie arm VII be s9tt,ed by
rrarF- Nv PlLE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
John +. Owens at The Varieties

Last night another large audience greeted
the popular comedian. Mr.. John Z. Owens.
when be made his appearance on the stage
as Dr. CHapod. in the comedy OF the Poor
Gentleman" Ia the !Grce OF ''FOrty
Winks" Mr.. Owens took the Gole o. Uo.Uti0
.$yr~ggi's.
The name OF ir. Owens IS familiar as .
household word Throughout. the length and
breadth of this land. H.. has won the vepu.
tation of - bgillian. comedian, and while
lie bears his honors meckly, he has won
! them by adherence TO nature in these and
other characters which he persOnates. Just
| such man a. lis DE-. Uiapo6s and just
| such man as his Y0ra'.o .Spruggins may
| be seen in real. actual lie. Mr.. Owens has
| studied thoroughly al the characters he
| assumes in his entire repertoire. lie makes it
| the business of his life 80 exec! in these im-
! presentations. and he succeeds.
Upon his real merits as an actor Mr..
| Owens rests. and ne may well be content to
! do so, whether he rersonate. Solo. Shb.'
! gle, Dr.. PaHg(oss. Or. OHGPod. Uo"at!o
.Sp17tggiaS. cor any other man" He de.
| ponds on no SENSATIONS. bu: ci!n9s 20 the
standard English comedies. which his
genius enables hin: to produce to sub
s.antiai.. :h- ZANE audiences year after
gear. o.. course the playwright has Gre
ated :. central star around which Others re
| yoiye with less bri!Iiancy than the leading
spirit develops. In bu; few OF these plays
| is there mere than one actor OF extreme
prominence. Mr.. Owens. knowing this. has
carefully selected a company Who perform
| their less conspicuous parts III perfect ac.
cordance with the spin: o. the whole play.
The appreciation O: the audience was IN
m:stak.biy testified last night in manner
:ha: must have been gratifying 10 Mr..
| Owens and his company. Il our people
want 10 enjoy themselves tonight !et them
| 70 90 the Varieties and Sc. Mr.. o%eus as
I
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charges of breaking and entering a store IN
the daytime with intent TO steal. and OF
larceny.
.a verdict was rendered in the case OF X.
g. Davis and J. K. Bassarr, charged with
larceny. The case was tried and submitted,
the case being frs: divided and the jury re-
tired and in short time re-eniered and
presented the following verdict: Against D.
K. Bassert. equity a. confederate, ard
against K. G. Davis. guilty.
/, was afterward ascettainei that one OF
the iurymen had not agreed in the verdict.
and, in consequence. It was quashed and a
new trial granted, and the verdict against
Bassert was also set aside because OF is de.
tectivsness.
James Kelly and James Smith were
found guilty Of enteling a store il the day
time, with ;nteLt - steal. The verdict was
accompanied with a recommendation TO the
mercy of the court.
Henry Adolph was found guilty @: !a.-
ceny.
Loss or TINE Some time between ten
and twelve o'clock VI. yesterday Il thief en-
tered ar. Jelly's cctteehousc. corner OF
Tchoupi.ouias and Felicity streets. and
stole a clock, worth abou, Slj. from be-
Lind the counter.
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IIiQh Priced Nrnr Cattle.

The extraordinary prices which are being
paid in our country AS well as in England
for thoroughbred cattle is attracting the
attention Of large class OF readers, and
la. set not few Of the first minds il both
countries to s?eculating upon the matter.
In the spring Of the yea. 1871. says an
English paper. il the county Of Oxford
sale took place at which tifty-one head Of
;ong-hornei cattle brought what was then
regarded as the unparalleled amount OF
cl2.0. being at the rate Of IS. per head.
An authority at .ha. day said: u question
wheth,r tradition or history can furnish
another such sale or such extraordinary
prices in any par: Of Europe
In contrast with this sale. ana showing
the steady increase which has :al.en place
upon En- .lish sol! in the matter o! pH. sang
cattle. we quote q few IL the sales which
tool. place during the year just closed: Mr..
Z. Z. PAwiet'. for each {. lis forty head OF
Booth cattle. received Gi9G: Mr.. Bowley.
;or each Of thirty. received .!5i: Lord Dun.
more sold tifty.tOur animals for ..2i3 per
head, and Messrs. Harvard & Downing. at
their famous Waterford sale. realized the
stupenious average Of rather more than
80! Tor each Of sixty-Onc lrodgies. In
the matter of bulls. Mr.. Thomas Bell. Of
Statior,shirc. realized for Bates buI! 1863
guinea.. and Mr.. +. Lsuey. Of Watering
bury IN Kent, gave the large pi.cc q! !6ao
guinra. for single bull.
GLOW, 1t may wei. be asked" says the
pa,eg from which We quote. "can it be
profitable for a farmer or cattle raiser 70
give !t.Jt .uineaS for an animal o: which the
;nt,;nsi. value, If sold for beef 70 the
butcher. can not be more than fifty or, at
most. sixty pounds! The answer 80 Ihis
question:" the writer continues. 'mus. be
| sought in the writings or recorded opinions
of all tie mos. famous cattle breeders that
! England Ia. produced, and tina: the secret
! Of the high prices now fashionable among
purchasers of short horns lies AZ the aphOT'
! ism well known 70 students ot the herd
book. tina. - good beast mus, be good
| beast, however it has GENE. but that it Is to
pedigree alone that our herds must look !OI
safety Of succession"
in continuing. She writer adds a state
! NEXT which can not but be OF interest &c
! American readers. showing. as Il does, that
. the mother country Is sometimes Obliged 70
come across the Atlantic 20 :epleuish her
boa -'e6 herds Of thor aughbreds. II is This:
VIXEN to this maxim is added the fact
| that all successful! cattle breeders have at
tributed much of the excellence o: then
herds to the employment of nearly taulti"ss
bulls. We can understand why it is worth
| Mr.. Lenry's while 10 give 1000 guneas 10!
!. sire a. Winterfoii, and to send across the
| Atlantic. as he ha. lately done. 10 conclude
the purchase of another Bates patriarch
from Messrs. Walcot; Il Campbell. of New
York state. for 1900 guineas. We car hui
wish This enterplising Kentish breeder tho
; same good tuck which was Lord Dunmore'
! portion when he imported his two yeeg!es.
| heiters from Canada in ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Instruction. to Bidder. ana po.rn,a-,er-;

Containing a 50 conditions 20 We .r.0yi Grated N
III" contracts TO tie extent :A- department
ma. deem proper.
J. Seven minutes are allowed 20 .ac' ;nt"fme-
dat" Office wien not .tir.Mlse specified. :"I -
sorting the mails.
On rOU!"s wh-r. ~" mod. .: ."pvrr.t'."" "a
n IS OF i, the sP"'i, agent. OF ,hr s'"inr "a
p"Ttmeht, also I"st"tic. oarks. ma bag, *
and keys, axe 20 be CONVEYED W.thu4. tA.!a
char.
, Way ''i's ~ receipts p.ar,;.': b. :"='.a7s
ttrS. OK other fg"ut- - III" D. .,aIfrf,t. T'I -.
company III" man, specifying ~" number ana
"cstinatlo OF tie s"H'.t. Dag-. e,s,!..''. =.
the po,tnidS'ela, 20 !'s1g" ..!T.ty ,. -. ':-
cry of bags AID 9"r"t..
=. i" "a" VIA b" mad" i- I. Us fo' ,.r'c''o =.
and iUr .acn OF such omissions Il! lr !,iiur' :"
"ccasioneH by the '".' - !he."utraCtOg "E'4.;2'!
three tunes the rlv 8. he 'f., ~! be G.;i. I'd.
For arTi'as so "a. h-'i!c Zine q. % '.l.a a.ri-'
ron VITA utpenGl:g mails. and nor sufficiently -
'rs'd "He-i.!ri ID" con !rG..t:"1 70, the tIip p
subject !" forfeiture. Fog repeated Il i.rLv!--
OF ii" KIND herein srrclfit, ENLARGED ,caa''i.-
propo'tiol"f +" IL" UaIUg" -h.rro. and :lc IN.
vorIance -! til. mall may i.- 2nad-.
), For icaFIp" be'.IlG OF throwing. OF :i!e mails
~ any poTt1ot al :h@m, 10y -. admission o.. pa
Sen%eT. or tp' being con. .ri.c' III setting
rI;-n ing 40 press conveying int. W genre j.! al
vance ot the maj. - .-.-.t.!'s pay may % ="
tuCtec.
.. Fix W. ~, :.1-.,: -..'as. -. g.
W IEc-.:s 49,. s~...:....: 50 .---.';. 49,
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..t's 'isI' An FEBRUARY . tr4J.
f.SsVe', PROPOSALS. t.D8ESStD 20 rf.s -
- u.I .'.... NJ '.- received ~ '!Is office .usI
N,.UA: Iu"w trb'u.rs TO- 1858. !cI rHIss'r.s IN :.
a. :! dEIy.r. s,:v "'4.'.1- ~ 'uurfIuc Y,..s in
'front.' a. ' Sjhi! District IL ."c0rddL". TIih pans
amt spec :.a'.g!s -. ~. .!!s U:i.s %: III. -. :
>U,y.trr.
AZ partie. rati's 'ro',c3.l. 'os :'is contract arc
s.u.!5r-d ~ deposit WIZ ire i.im2''..rat..r. u.
nance. 40 syIdeU". q: 'H"s IN .ntlou ~ stl.. ~
IN. adjudication. IL" amount .! three .ufs.I.'.
dollars N 'ssH, s'il'' sH.I 1.' forfeited "a Slr
..!.v " cas-. o. failure &" . N -" contract.
.5.dGsI. 20 "N"rH -" 'nfit'.C' IS nos 81. o..
wi, have. '.7- '.e.DHI's r.H.:..t - ~. - 10
d. -. aG.vc,c! 90. - !naa".
SO be, n Is' !."., vtfs ue'.ss rs".1' -: 90
j.. h.. :.Ts .: -. !ii'I!. ,-tfa'r IIu..e.
.rr': ~. 'u.: tie i'I !Esa 'as d. .'"-.! sa- 80
made.
r...j:; I.e.':s, -. 80 s.r:..s al. az: a.
t.ii.
.,i;.s - mad. for HavE..4s .. Gs -. az. ..
v irar! ~. E'uv'rn'H' 'vl,'.s
BID. %. d. q. - rl'' e. a?.s ifrae.us - :
yT',.'-.'.s 10 H~ .',. '''~:.ls -. S'"sIa
!c-t.. J.N'S !t.tI~.
80 II AGm.nja'' at''.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS..

HEAraUARTERS Department or TEAaS, Z
Office Pure h4sing NOmmissary OF subsistence. 4
san Antonio, 7. Xas, January 10 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRlPLIEATE, Nlth q
~ copy of this advertisement attached, VIII bH lt
ceiVed at tins office and at the office OF the ACTING
t"mm'ssarv of Subss' ence at each or Inc ross
named herein until twelve o'clock NJ. on Thurs
DAY, April T.. 1873 for the delivering at A1tEtiEs
Rl0Egold Barracks, San Antonio and Forts LIS
Hr"wn, Clark, Conch0, Davis, Duncan, Griffin, Va"
ntosh, MCktvett. QuitmaU. Richardson and Stut h-
ton, Texas and Forts Gibson and Sal, Indian Frs
Iiturv, OF such quantities of
FRESH BEEF. MUTTON SHEEP.
FLOUR. CORN MEAL,
BEANS ADNMANTINE CANDLES
BACON telear siles) SOAP
SALT, VINEGAR,
nav be rec .irei ny til. Acting Commissgf
Subsistence at those posts, from July ], 1873 10
June 30 1877! or such less tine the tOmmissars
General of subsistence may direct.
Bids fog fresh beef and Hut viii state shtr
price Pc pound, net, both on The hoof and block,
Blank forms tor proposals printed "Ondi tons
to manner OF delivery payment. KIND of packages
quality of stores required etc. " III be tIrrjshri1
on apPli carton TO The Undersigned or the Actiug
Comm, ssaries OF Subsistence amy ct the pasta
Gamed.
*amp'rs Of az articles, except meats muer rt'c
company BIDS, and he sc marked and referred Sso
as 7" De. EASILY idt ntriie,i
BY order OF tHs department Commander:
SANUtI.p. GUSHING.
Purchasing and Depot GOmn.ssars 81 Subsis,e".Cse
fpl
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:dy!gE TO CONTRACTORS.

&."Uh'. GFFI.E, CoVSCIG HAM,
City of Carr0llton. January D. 1913.
%~GT'CH ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
- ..u'c with All 0sG nance adopted by the Mayer
and tnui,.i rf The city ot sarrOlIton january u
1873. " ~ afjut,i"a'. TO the loves. biddrY the
;hiyd day OF MaE.'. 1873. at II N. at the Council
Hall Of EaIIolltOU. III. contract for eOnstruc ting
III. wooden rugbugs Oh III" following Streets to
wit
sides .oNrtEt such has already been made il
conformity with , existing Orduancts'.
Hillary from Lev.o street Z" Pom ia street. both
side. t.tcepI such - Las already been made ID
conformity with rXstiI. OrdluaDcrsI.
This 70 b. done "UTdanct with specifications
fled the tim Wrist day of January, 1873, with the
t.I.taTV ana controller q. said ETY. at tn. alOr.
SAID hal ana that the contractor .it,.i. commence
SAID NuIi. fifteen G;l. after Jude lion and to
p. olupetrd a. per contract WiIh the mayor; and
:'li!t SAID W":i. pad .0E a. poG AMENDED charte.
OF The c.ty.
IN. adi Indication 80 I3 su'ie't +" the approval
OF rejection q: the MAYO: and 'cGrti
- IN 4. g. BEIGE, Mayor.
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FOR RENT,

TSO;2.;: F3H HEST and FURNITURE
+ Il. ss'.-t Coui,"Et stlc :Uo-st1rN 'Hu~",
"H.Inl. .'"at-, "n camp street, Vli3 @NeIW!lng
c"no't. .,i hoEst .'. and oil IL good order
lpI - nearly T,', 30! a. .Uli IL H.0C4 10 = pUT
chaser t,r his o". "sr. iia establishment; Is com
pI.i, ~ a departments. HaVing been selected ny
is ntT tGr y Il. De sUG account Of baC
health. FGE;2itUr,- dealers and vendors need IUt
Apply ADDRESS HOUSE, a. 'i,is ..iiye. "a
yNuR EES'C-EOoMs WITH OR WITHOUT
I board. II suites OF .i.g". A-so. :. i y dag
fca-Isrs 'a.s-. .1p'S a. .. ~ C.@ s!rse near
-. s..sl-o 49,:
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Ia*.Ei!.lTiuN on BOND,


STATE or iC.r.isS,
LtI.. ij.pagtU.ut,
View Orleans. January %, 1913. }
TEHEHE.s. ASPIRATION Has GEN MADE
" fOt ~" 'aI" eati"n 81 tn. OF , bonds OF
Huber: Bon Zano administrator a." Assessments
q .he civ o. New orleans 20 WY: bOuu dated
AU.i. l. &.c. II The tUG Of ~ coo. .igne'i ty II.
BuuaaIo principal. and John Arrusl rOnS ard
tHGiatl2G >"!nl.idcT sureti' p. IKE said bond
be-. c":dI:lu,.! for III" taithI. pei!Orpanc. Js
Tn. said II. 3" z.uu ~ his sEti.S IS Admin 5: "a
.a- Of Assessments aforesaid: and
Whereas application. sas been safs ~ Hns 'OI
IT, caucellt..iur @! ~. Official bonds OF hubert
B"uzan0 4. Administrator OF Assessments NJ the
AIRY - 1874. in ~. ~ - aoa .igut. b- d.
R9!H,n" prinCir pal. and Christian Schneider and
CnthttTt H. S.osamh as .uGets, tn. eaii HOud tti-
IN. kew "ar,iijiou. for i. faithful periOTni-
al4cs l'y sai.! II. BCs2an" IS his duties Adm Is
tTS;0T 81 Assessments Aforesaid HOtiG. ss n"rehv
given 10 al. persons interested 20 said bends
70 Tile theiS "icct uIs 10 the cancellation thereof
II wrlf.Ir il ~" ole. of She Secretary Of State,
within hiEsty days after ihr lasr D1ScstiOn
hereof.
'iyeG u'lj.s NV ~ ana Sh+ seal OF eis staSp
this twenty ruth gay os January, \ ~, 1873 and
the independence .. Gle Unite states the LINE
WILLIAM J.. EEL4oG0o
Ey 'he Governor
VILLAIN WFB.s.
.saie.ar' Secretary % STAGE oas8 319
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Con: Coming.

III. .owH.a. Grand Lake No. :. with GO
ton. OF P.ttst,ur: Goa: destined for New Or
leans. landed safely ~ N.mrhi. Tuesday
evening. after :er!!ous voyage through
tie ice. Three bo.t. Of coal. or $1,000
bushels. wa. sold 10 Memphis coal dealers.
which will ye!iev. the wants o! that city 20
some extent. The remainder Of ,Lat tow
left Memphis for NV Orleans the sam"
day. The C.es9en: C!ts' AID barscs also
passed LowH.
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PHOPU-As.e IOii ARMY THA>-tUI..
y&TFONe
GrIICE CHIsF Gy.HTpn".-"N. ,
DtUaltI;.'l' 81 Icta-
Scn Sn.nnin T.,ls LIrMnrl l. ~ '

W. Gu NV w sbT~H''t.'N ,
DtUaIfIn.'rt OF Teas
SGn Antonio. TEXAS January J.. i2.3
c.EiiED =. OrDSALS, ~ TEIPlIC.rE, wiz BE
- T"". ed III this Office uni! ~ i. ~. WE'D
::ENDAI. March :. 1913! 70, Ire '..l!-foG;a.!o" -
military. iL.raD and G"rsrarp'ui .Iii'I"- C.!Iug
a." wear beginning Jul. !. ~. 49,. ending J"A"
-, wa
Ih.s.. contracts embrace :N- movement ~ -
cove, men: supplies from :tw '''"ar> :" Hhc
Texas posts. Their movement f"Hl points On t!''
hi-srl.El. kaD-a.; ana Texas railway TO Forts %.
Griffin and ki.hHIdsUf also from tn" ."..s '"i.
tTai vail "aE ~ 'he same posts TRANSFER o' supplies
tror thc "ua,; 80 san aHtou.o AT. theme, +" he
tro't.r: posts 20 Fort Brown, I" s''I.c. :" &!H.-
S..'d Barracks aAt: Fort Mciut ,=h.
FUI, information. ip;n. al .r0i"a's. contracts.
etc. u" obtained from til. post 'u.If'Tn!' STR
at Fort Brown, Texas AT&t!n. Texas. San Anfono.
Tt..s: II RICHARDSON. Texas. ana 70: :Ii. Ii
d a, trrrifOr'i FROM til" 'uartrF :~t'' 20 "
orleans. Lou. ana: Ne 70. "itT; Hl""G" IA
r."i-; ~. Lo..- Missouri, a.,: Fo.t !""'.!@rIt'
Kansas.
m. y:a' .-nfi'i.'Is :, '.sa.i ~ ."".:u....s
'l!'- .i'l :'ri! %. -. ca~..
i. .on.,..a. q. .:gIsa,i,.r Geneva q I" su:.r.
=. 'lDiA..:i...
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TIE nAIl.v REPUBLICAN

MAY be had rt Inc following dealers:
i!aorg,. Eliis. opposite the Postoifce.
&C. Ea..r, No. - Commercial place.
CO. y. Np.ie. No. 81 Exchange place.
;. s,n1u. :. Louis street. between Royal
erect and ES.Aa:l., alley under St. Louis
Ho,'!i.
.Yaoes Ennis. voutc'.ar.rain railroad de-
po:. Third District: also at depot. foot o!
Lafayette street. Fir.: District.
VARIETY news stand. No. % Danphins
erect, betw.... ..,.s.,.,a!vt:.r and B.en"!lle
efrrRtso
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SChwandt, Her Husband-NO 1856
Z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE SIXTEENTH
1 dav OF December, 1872 iudgn ent was rond sired
III this court in the following entitled sun. the
words and figures following, to vii:
Mary Anne Gcier, wife We. Henry SChwauGto nee
husband. No. $3.50
In this cause euhmitt ed to the court E adiudica-
ton upon anplCatiOu'tO confirm default, upon this
court considering the law and the yIdence, arG
the dcteH daut il is ordered adjudgrd and deCICeS
that there be Judgment herein in favor of plaintiff
Mis- Mary Ann Geier, and against the defendant.
Henry SchwG, DIT, her husband deere. ing a sepaIa-
ton from bet and board between SAID u aiutiff Gnd
defendant, and legal cOUsruuei. Ce thereof =
community % a'Iuests and gal heretofore existing
between them, and aWal ding to the said pIaiutifi
the care and custody of the minor Chi dren Of tlt,
marriage. whose names are set forth i'll the psgI,
tOn. 1t is further ordered, adiudged and deCucets
that The right OF the plantl1 be reserved instl-
tutr and carry on further proceedings for the liui
datiOn of The community Ia rctOiurc existing be-
tween herself ard her said husband, and to recover
a4lmOnY, If any be due, and to secure a final di
voice after The legal deav. 1t is tuT her ordered
adjudged and dccreed That the injunction herein
issued to restrain the defer daut, Henry SchwaA4t
as prayed for in the petition be made pcrpot
and that de PENDANT do pay al costs OF suit.
sudgmeus signed twentieth December, 1872.
A. SAL ClkR JudGoa
IN testimony whereof I have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
January, liz the Atag Of our Lord one bhUuse go
eigE. kanGTG1 and seSs ntV- TIN ee.
EDWARD u; CANNON
Jazz f'i@9 80 Oeput. eInso.
IN YIJ. DI~TRIaT IOi re 0P Vf@sa
NHIVEp STATES.
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NOTICE TO DRAINAGE ThHPAVlR-.

NV ORLEANS. January IS -.
S~07HCH - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IA
- bran al assessment for drainage .aS IN the
fourth drainage district, lyiu. within ,hr following
limits, ?" wiz The rvrT Mississippi in front! Flor
ida avenue i'll 'hs rear. Lafayette !vtnUr above.
an tishs .meus canal be!es has been somp lCi ed
and yayMeut o: sUca ia. % !IoN s".,.I1 q ~ b,
made.
copy d IL. tah'.aH is on tle il, ~. Office o''h.
clerk OF fh2 superior n.striC. Gen: nt .Lt .arisf
OF Orleans -. -. .Ii'' ~ -. Ggcordr, vi m Irt-
CAGES IL .'i: pa'!~s, an! also IN IL. oti', :" 'h'
Adnns. rat " ok able accounts o.. :i.' city 81!
Gr1aGE : LACEY Attnr....
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AppOsDt:HCEtss

The following appointments have been
made i,y Governor Kellogg and confirmed
bv the Senate: J. Ernest Breda. district az
to1nev. nint!. judicial district: 7. Coupe.
tax solicitor. Fifth District. Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

hY SIIIP,vp HARPER At O'Clock. AT 30 - 50.
Ann .,r.o. 70, a., ."us.hotG furniture and
...yab. .:...:.-y. !. Canp6r.! VS.. '. f""'
ere. a..
SYs: DE fERiE,- & 90 =: !. O'Clock at 81. louis
suction Exchange. 30 shares stock ieut"Eia
National Bank OF !e'y Or.eaU So successor 81
2 ~ Dirrhamme,o