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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23
Board and Rooms Wanted.
6iiualions Wanleo--m ales

Coachmen.
A FIRST CLASS English C0ACHSiAN wants
81 o9o bis S p s1, T se, l%a
Cali or address WILLIAM, Bast 2sh-st
COACHMAN, FARMER, and GARDENER
~ BY respectable aged 81 years who take Of horses
s 0d f8tS GT % % Please I m i88
llthst. corner 6thlve
" Protestant MAN aged % who is good careful diver and r
class groom; has served this capacity can also mill tend fur
% Rff sTR Si i58 %e H. D'; 1e
NOACHMAN, SJc.-By an English Protestant
yung s ana careful dTel Excellent
gardener hot greenhouse very useful man 2oS genssn'
iO9 West Sl.hst coraer Broadway.
COACHMAN.-By Protestant married man
~ who thoroughly understands his busuessin all rs yaos branches
a double and single harness can Ts gGGS ,sfs9eS
lO9 West 3ith-st corner Broadway.
Walters
A RESPECTABLE colored MAN as WAITER
~ COACHMANi city reference call or address, III west
Thrty.6nhst
VVAITER.-By first-cass colored WAITER,
W from Baltimore j. private my excellent recommendations
al or address 2O6 West l1bSt
JVATTER.-By an English Protestant man
w ne FIRST oils' waiter understands his business BGTeeG
4 a1 St;i is GS Vest 5Stsi' 8ii cor 1pD2
WATERMAN. BY first-class French
w WAITER private fnmly good reference can take entire
SG5tg AGEscY io9 West sith@ corner BToadSi
WAITER, COACHMAN, and SERVANT
w By Enghman aged % who can wait on be nd
door sweep carpets clean mirrors sidewalks boots tend n,'e &e
mentions call CARIBETBRS l3o West llihs corner
6th-Ave.
Miscellaneous.
4 FIRST-CLASS FRENCH MAN COOK
.n, s' co o. "a . d1siiHG D5 i, es 1 '
A YOUNG MAN of undoubted ability and
N integrity and willing 70 work wants SITUATION IN almost
WILLIAM, Box 1Ol, Tribune Ohce
AT s. & T. V. ODELL's, 100 West 3ith-st,
"A corner Broalsay-E,tablel lS52MALB HELP Of every de-
rpon Coachmen Pore Waters Gardeners Farm Hands Useful
9 1csa ''e'
EOACHMAN. &c.-COOK, &c.-By Scotch
~ and wife agei q yea no children have been month;
cattle DO gardening &c wife Is good COOK and hqaIes % e1a P
PBNTERS, 1873 West 1lthst, corner Gbave.
EARM-WORK AND USEFUL MANLY a
Young man, DO armwo gardening also milk take
and drive and general work about place good recon-
nendson Apply oDELLS AGENCY 100 West Sith-'t' cor
Broadway.
STTUATION WANTED-By a young man,
- American %; frscass references &C. Address r. Tribune
Office
CERVANT, WAITER, &c-By Swede,
y eg "a years English who wait table
pao dusI attend door clean silver build Tres clean
shoes tend furnace &c. good accommodations Please call At CA
PEETBRS. 1875 West lllh-st, corner 6ih-aye.
no any person needing the services of an
in need Of ordinary school e1acOu and
vel aeauain'ea WIN ,he Guy pi 60 ,ITe. O O14 P' ~
ui IN ''0p' O"'' VI INDUSTRY Tribune Omcs.
Useful MANLY an American Protestant
Young good driver aud groom can also DO garden
sninons Please call CARPENTERS, l3S West llth-st
u e. Gthave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23

1 hII-SI., 30 EAST.-A choice selection OF
~ ROOMS to LIT with BOARD. gentlemen sna and
res gent eme location desirable aud very accessible and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23
Brooklyn Board.
Country Board.

" class B0ARn, al Rdgeiae House. Madison N j.
DLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD may be
obtained farmhouse near Cas Mountains high
round with plea OF shade milk &C. through September and oeio-
Der the peanet Of the at So week Address E.
VINCENT, Freehold Greene Co.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23
Summer Retreats.

DFLAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. - The
~ MOUNTAIN HOUSE, in order increase its already large
will Pal months S. to Sl2
week, 50 per day. THO hAOsha, Proprietor
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE extraordinary Inducements to excursion parties for She
eat watering place Of America,
49, LONG BRANCH.
clubs picnic parties &e
called TO the following schedule Of reduced rates.
Parties Of so and less than 100, 81 90 round trip.
Parties OF 100 and leSs than 200, 81 20 found TIP.
Parties Of 200 aud only 81 round trip.
THE EAST BND HOTEL,
nsnseensn Mr. Gus fuller with s beautiful lava
and other pleasure grounds for the free OF exen
oust As well and Transient guests
Rooms and meals st liberal rSteA
desirable location the beach For information Apply
the Compsnys Office 80 Broad Aston House Pier ~ North
Murray and al the general Once Long branon
$1,000 JOHN T. COLE
General Freight and Passenger AgeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23

y THONIUEnLb
The new and elegant RHODE ISLAND Tuesdays Thur
SatuSys srOgINGTOh, hoBdsvS
Erday from 80 Sorb River foot Of Jsy daily Ce1pt Sun.
eayj q 8 D H. arriving IN Boston ahead VI all other 0eG
Tbs a The Inside Route and avoids Point Judith.
ekes for all principal Railroad Oes and serooms
Offices Of escCFs Express Company and a. 39 Broad
u. b. BABCOCk
L ". PILKIHS. President
psss AIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23

nv Ions II. DRAPER & Co. Auc.ioneers
vt,IF DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
90 600 TONS SCRANTON COAL
, rbc auction on Wednesday, Sept "a at ~ O'Clock at 26
~ ~ Ph .uos lac SAMUEL SLOAN President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23
5aies % AurtloH
A. MRswE, Aacpopees. 49, :,
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co. 056 broadway.

ID near OF Works Of Art Fancy Gooa NC
WEDNESDAY Sept pam extensive ecse1ien 81 CON
missing many ia, ios Of PLATES RAtB AMBhiChNa on span
w Vovaes Pacing Illustrated Works, Architecture and ornament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-23
boaro an0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side
fTH-ST., III, East.-Handsome second
other Rooms for GcniSen viii aSsciss. BOARD nces
ISTIl-ST., 2t5 EAST.-A choice selection of
~ Rooms to LIT with BOARD to gentlemen .ps wives and
sss fsIsns location desirable and very accessible to cars and
10 EAST 29TH-ST.-A cond-story FRONT
-, FOO ICON S Board to gentleman and "fe' A'o fourth
IS7 EAST 30TH-ST., between Lexington
10 and Sdayesw ROOMS suitable for angle
liz private references.
3D1 EAST 5TH-ST.-In private family,
so few large ani snail uewy furnished Rooms to LIT with
good table, on very Moderate terms references
Brooklyn Board.
ROARD.-A family of two adults desire TO
40 LIT With BOARD a@sA family very comfortable p'rlor
and cold bath &C. Also needed hall second door;
privacy coafori Of
without dOd wb,. ey 1913 DeawSt Brooklyn
Country Board.
EIRST- CLASS BOARD for the Fall months,
at Rdgedlle House Madison, n J.
ONE or TWO VACANT ROOMS, with first
" class BOARD, al Rlgeiale House Madison, N. J.
PLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD, may be
round peot, shade milk &C. through September
Der tie season Of the at 80 per week Adore" E.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
AN ITALIAN Protestant lady, having re-
IA superior education, has NewYork Pro-
Singing desires respectable family where
for her BOARD and LODGING she would lessons Italian
acquired Ps) English Spanish Drawing PsnOfo and
Singing Europe NewYork Address r.
care ofthe Rev. Dr. Patton, Weekly Baptist 81 Psrk.rOw
Miscellaneous.
A FAMILY owning house in frst-class and
IN location will furnished, second foo with without
board adults Only those willing liberal proe need apply
Address PRIVATE. Station c.
DARTIES desiring ROOMS, with or without
BOARD obtain information FREB to location prices Se
large lot OF Best Houses Agency OF COLES RYDER l292
Broadway.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

negligence or malfessance on his part. or
on that of his servant. The May Queen.
wberrys Rep, p. AGA. The Wright. 494
id. When passengers accompany their
baggage the fare includes the baggage, and
the carrier becomes responsible. The Elolse
Harbeck, 2 BlathfOrd's Civil Code, to Re
ports 326. The mere fact that the vessel Is
wrecked does not lessen the liability of the
owners as common carriers unless the prop
erty persisted with the wreck. Third Story,
Rep, $40 In this case the vessel was
driven aground, but not wrecked nor lost.
Had she persisted in the violence of the
storm no responsibility for the loss OF the
baggage would have fallen upon the owner,
simply because ne degree of care would
have saved the baggage. Man can not De
be held responsible for not successfully
measuring arms with Deity and fOiling his
OmnipOtence by saving that from loss
which has been left to the nerciless fury of
the tempest. But even the act Of God,
which VIII excuse common carrier for loss
of goods, must be the Immediate, not the
remote cause of. the loss. See the ease of
King vs.. Shepherd, 8 Story Rep, 3t9.
1be burden of proof is upon the carrier
to prove that q loss was occasioned by
cause for which he Is not responsible. Ses
Nelson VS.. Woodruff, l BIatchf0rd 1856.
Now as the ship was not lost IN this in
stance, it is evident that had the plaintiffs
baggage been stored according to the uni
verssl custom talong this part of the ocean,
in the hold or steerage, il would not have
been carried away By the raging waters, al
though it might have been somewhat Dam
aged, as other things were that were slowed
there. The entire cargo was saved, and
this proves that plfintifi's baggage might
have been had it been properly slowed. I'm
der all the circumstances, l think hlrl en-
titled to a iudgme Mt as prayed for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
Tivoif Circle,
Lydta Fhemp1S m.

OF this lady and her burlesque company,
who will appear at the Academy of Music
next Monday evening, the Memphis Appeai
says:
There was another crowded house st the
New Memphis Theatre last evening, on the
occasion Of the second appearance Of the
ever-eujoyable Lydia Thompson Buriesque
Opera Troupe. The piece was "KenilwOrtb;
or, the Days of Old Queen Bess." with a
capital cast. Miss Thompson appeared In
her favorite character of Leicester, and sung
tho celebrated Garter Motto song with rare
effect and as rspturously applauded. She
also executed a clogdance, and performed
other feats too numerous to mention.
Beckett vas great as Queen Elizabeth. MIR.
Edouin's extraordinary PRESERVATION OF
Parney fairly took the house by storm,
while Miss Dubois, Miss Zerbini aud Miss
Anterior fairly charmed all with their sing
ing. The sports in front of kenilworth
Castle introduced the little Major" the
wonder of wonders, on skates, who received
half dozen encoreR, and the call was still
for more The incidental music was ad-
mirabIy arranged, and the solo Of the leader,
Mr.. William Withers, WAS repeatedly en-
cored.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
AUCTIONS SALES THIS DAY.

I'm al. J. MONTGOMERY, at Ii. O'Clock,
!. 10 81 Hatchez street, general assortment Of
se,rn6 hand fsTnitGre. etc.
:, sgYRIPP HARPER, at f0k O'Clock, az No. ~ 81.
Inn stree, lot of household furniture tsksI
.ou 60 Is Rampant street-Eisida Stewart va.
Kate Allen At 5 O'Clock. at corner of Common
and Lopez streets, two spring wagons, 100 tons
b.rtrt1er, ete.-William Won Dro.nowsky 80.
Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing Company.
Al q O'Clock, at Merchants and Auctioneers'
Rrcksuge, lot Of ground and buildings 90 Pal.
agra street
= HAsH d HODGsOE. at u O'Clock, at 81.
chaTIes Auction Exchange, lot Of ground and
rniIdlrgs on b. Charles street-sRcoeasi0n OF
Joseph H. Reeve lot Of ground and b9!ldinga
Ye 90 Third stTee t-suceossiOn of Joseph W.
Bar1les-
c X. GIRARDBY 4 co, al IL O'Clock at Her
shsnts and Auctioneers' Exchange, lsnds In
olaobisa parish-a sigDee's sale In bankruptcy
estate Of John A Btevene.
T UyTTRD Stairs MARSHAL PACKARD. at IL
O'clock, at entrance to CRstOmhouse, on Canal
street steamboat Katie, her tackle sad spps
rel, encountered with the right OF Benjamin
fsrvasd to the bar-Underwritsrs WreckinS
a,upsuy vs. steamboat Katie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
Charlotte eastman.

This lady will appear at The Varieties
Theatre on the twentieth Instant The
Chicago Tribune says OF her:
Miss Charlotte CushRan began the last
week of her engagement at McVlcker's
last evening to crowded house, appearing
as Mco Ee-1ites in "Guy hannering,' a
role tor which she is sO eminenLy fitted,
and which she enacts with such startling
yiyianess and electric power that not to
have seen her in it is to have missed one OF
the mos, remarkable creations and p0r-
traitpres .: characters OF she pIeseyt age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
Local Intelligence.

THAT DRSPERArE BURGLAR.-The rascal
yho, whom caught in burglarious set,
ioiently sssailed Mr.. Joseph Bessac, has
zen transferred from tho Charity Hospital
the Parish Prison. On reaching the lat
sr place, one or two persons quickly CON
GUIDED that the accused is Pierre Berth,
one Of the ROohereau burglars, but this
conclusion Is disputed. Another belief Is
hat accused is Marines ReGu1o, a man
who Was about three years ago condemned
TO the Havana preside for term of ten
yoars for acme crime, frem whence he
escaped, bat this statement Is not in any
manner made positively. However, it mat
trB little who he Is; we know chat he Is,
and know that there is sufficient testimony
10 convict him OF e very grave crlRe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

LOUISIANA METHODIST CoNsERaNcR-
Third Days Session Conference met
yesterday morning in it's usual place. and
was opened in due form, with Bishop James
in the chair, and prayer by Rev. W. P.
Forest.
In answer to the question, "Who are the
deaOOns of the first classp the names of
Perry Hall and Henry p. Abbott were re-
ported.
In answer to the question, who are ad
United into full connection, the following
persona were reported: Washington Brooks,
Charles w. Bryant, Isaac Hayward and
Reason Ennis.
Each in turn gave his experience in a
few words, and his determination AZ to the
future. Their loyalty 10 the cause of God
is beyond question. The Bishop then pro-
posed the usual disciplinary questions, and
they being all answered in the affirmative,
he addressed them and the conference in
some practical remarks, reminding them OF
the responsibility of their positions and the
sacredness of their pledges.
Solomon Hart was transferred to the
Mississippi Conference.
Fletcher T. Chism's case was referred 70
q committee of seven for adjustment.
Rev. j. s. LeayitB, a transfer from the
West Wisconsin Conference, was enrolled
as "a member of this conference, and elected
to elders orders.
BY request of the chairman of the CON-
mittee on education, j. 8. beavitE was
added to that committee.
DR.. Daily read p paper setting forth the
need of q preachers aid society in this con-
ference, with a plan of constitution. 1t
was discussed pro and con sharply, but
was finally adopted, almost unanimously.
Rev. Stephen Priestly then offered reso-
luton denouncing the practice of our min
listers accepting political offices or being
made the tools of intriguing politicians. 1t
elected sharp discussion, as several men-
bers Of the conference we're members Of
the Legisl.trre, and did not propose to
make confessions just get. Ere the discus
sion mad taken it's full form the hour fixed
for adjournment arrived, and the session
closed with the benedicEon by Rev. 3. o.
horne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNETEH STATES DISTRICT COURT,
o
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
no gHS NATTER OF GARRARD CRAIG 3 90,
Bankruptss
IN Bankruptey-No. 1903.

XTHERRAs, JAMES J. GARRARD. ARCHIE n
w Craig and J. HaTshsil Collier, individually and
as beTs Of said firm, of New Orleans and district
Aforesaid duly DECLARED bankrupt under the act Of
Congress OF March 2 1887 have this day filed IN sad
court petition PRAYING for d4 barge aud Ger u
cate thereof from All their debts and other claiIns
provable under sad act.
Notice 10 therefore given 90 all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to All other persons
In interest, that the thirty frat day Of January,
1873, at II A NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the
same, and that they may then and there attend
ard show esuse ii any they have why the prayer
of the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that ht baukrupta win I'M
deIgo an examination before Register Kellogg Oh
Tue sday, the twenty-- Oh III day OF January 4. D.
1873, at u A. al, al his Office, Custonhouse building
in this Cits
Ci-rl's Office, sesrs0rGeans December 20. 1874
ee19 jAI II h. LOEW Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
Alice nnnninr I.inurrd.

This lady will appear at the st. Charles
Theatre next Monday evening. The Mem
phis Appeal says of her:
Miss Alice DunHing has theatrical ability
enough herself 10 draw fine house, but
her style is not such as TO create q fur0re Ia
Memphis. She makes q character of brains,
not of feeling, and it is doubtful if she
could portray any deeper passion than
certain fashionable spitefulness. Her
words come forth with certain elocution-
ary finish about them, in which there is no
evidence of what is commonly called
.keart"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
UNIFgR STATES DISTRICT COURT.
UIsf8IOS OF Lo9ISiAEe
I. 80 ss.TTKR OF y. o. ssLLsEDFo BlsK.
oupt.
Sc Bunkrnptc,-%e. So.9s

-ETYHEREAS }. q. GAiLAND8, or CHR
w parish NJ Orleans and district sfOrcEajd SuIy
d olsred Bankrupt under the act Of Congress q
march 2, 1881 asa .his day fl, 10 said court Pc
tItjOn praying for q discharge and esT1.hest
ereOf rom al his debts and ether e4AlIns 9ro
abs under sStd act
hOlLce "a her, fore given % al cre5ifGrs vi
have Prov heir d-Dts ss.J to al other pareo,
H. interest, tlay The ihiT y-arst day CT Januar
1873, at II a. ID "a saIZCed for b. IRsriBR O. "a
came, and tAat they may t0en and ner- nt'eA
ana show csuse, II any hoy have, wH6 tn
prayer Of the sad petition should not b. gr7Htas
and notios - given that TIE bankrupt Ull0
aeTgO Exclamation before Register D. AuFr &C
on the twenty eighth day Of january, A. D ~
at IL 4 L.. at his Office, fxeI8nge alley. M
Clerks OF &C. Hew ORLEANS D-eeTaber n
Ge9s jssn L. ScHW, DSpply Va.
FINK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
ta4n22 JAMES y. CASEY. Collector.
NOTICE..
WILLIAM ID. SMITH VS.. COMMERCIAL PAVILION
Fifth District Court for the Parish Of Orlsans-
No 4e09.

SRVRlgVs OV1oB, PARIsR sF ORLEARs
New Orleans DecNm her a. Ig72 !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
IN OF a writ of provisional sezurs in rem, tn
directed by the honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, have seized, Professionally, and taken into
my possession and safe-keepnQ the building known
as the Commercial Pavilion, situated a, the corner
Of Levee Poydras streets in the first District
Of this city. and on which said building plaintiff
claims the sam Of two hundred and twelve do lara
and fifty cents, advanced by him out Of his per
sona funds tor the protection and preservation OF
the same, the owner OwReIs of which Iif anvil
alleged to have abandoned the same, and no
person DO found who ls willing to exercise any
control it. And oil persons therein crested
are hereby notified and invited to appear, within
fifteen days from the date hereof, and answer the
petition filed in this ease.
de23 las Il W. P. HARPER Sheriff.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

A GLORIOUS JURT.-The twelve iury men
Tho so faithfully served in the life insur'
Iaoe murder trial returned verdict OF
cilty without capital punishment sgalnst
Martini and Dido Baptiste for killing A.
srsfa at tho Jake las; August Attorney
eaoral Field has placed golden feather
bis legal cap. and may take great pride
the result - III. !abors in prosecuting
Be Gooused Here is a ohange for the bet
II ia The Criminal Court, and is doubtless
he to the talent Of the new Attorney Gen
rsL The iurylnen deserve well of their
asr-sitissns for go patiently and intells-
eatly serving in the case.
The jury went into court yesterday morn
& ana asked for farther instructions. The
lags charged them, IN effect, that cirennR-
snsiAl evidence was sufficient 70 base
erdios Of guilty.
!sdSe A. A. Atooha, attorney for defend
M, took q bill Of exceptions, and the jury
ssia retired After consulting ton Minutes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

they returned with a verdict of guilty with
ont capital punishnent. Mr. Atocha OBJ
Jected to receiving the verdict, ON the
round that the term of the jury had ex-
pred. The prisoners we're remanded for
aaD&area
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
Washington. aispasc:, to the New YORK.

Awashiug to. dispa5c:s to the New York
World ssys:
The statement that Senator Kellogg Is
disappointed In not being able TO return TO
she United States SenRte IS Incorrect ar
kellogg is not, has NOS been, and VIII nov
be, under any circumstance, a candidate
for the United States Senate. BE pledged
himself TO the people during the canvass
no. TO be q candidate for the se1storship,
and his name has not been mentioned In
that eon2sstion by the Republicans Of Low
isjaRa,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

An ANswER "A correspondent Is anxious
10 know if the present Legislature intends
10 modify or change the laws which govern
Iastice Of the peace courts. We believe a
blu will soon be introd uced making some
,cod alterations. There Ia e wide field for
member to work in and do something
Ihoh will please his constituents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

half o dosea hucksters, who seen 20 own
the vegetable market, were marched TO
prison for violating city ordinance relative
To cbstrueting banguettes. Pull IL few
more, and teach them lessons in municipal
law which will warn other Indifferent or de-
liant bananas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
AlONITIUN.

CpsrcEnorsH, New Orleans Jannary > 1879,
TESHR FOLLOW ING DESCRIBED GOODS, HAVING
IL been seized for violAt of the revenue laws,
herein set forth, notice is hereby gwen that
unless h- persons claiming the same shall appear
and file their cltims according to law, within TWEEN
ty days from date hereof, the goods viii be adver-
sections IL II Is and IA of the act OF Congress Rp
prove d Jrly 49, tNfS-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

RIHGIso HrhsELR-rwo men, with 10
particular personal attractions, entered the
swelry store of Mr.. Cohen, Poydraa, near
Baronne street, and asked TO look at some
rOld finger rings. A Gaze was handed out
sRd the men looked at the trinkets sharply.
Oae OF the fellows departed without pur-
llasing anything, and as the second oHe
vas about leaving Mr.. Cohen discovered
has q change had been made-a miserable
initiation filed the place Of good ring.
Er. Cohen called an officer, and Patrick
Norton wac taken where gold rings are
ssreer than iron bars. Severa bogus
rings were found on him at the station
housa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
The Temperature.

Ths thermometer al LOHis ErtgerlO's.
No % Chartres street. yesterday stood as
follows: st 4. NJ, So: at ,. Be- 520ii
at ( p. M, a9o. Lowest yoiI: during the
night 81 Jsnuarys. &5oe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

On hIarriRKe.-H Happy relief foP eo1no uen
from the ehscts OF sTToys and abuses Ii early ie,
Manhood restored. lmp@dirnente to marriage ~
mDved New msthot of treatment New and Ts-
markable remedies. Bo0ss and eircnlsIs sene ':se,
is s+nE. q III Tops
Address H0WAES ssSO-CfA TfOs Ss south
Ninth street, PhllaG pkis PeuuR- lvari3-sn iusti-
Iu.ion having htEH sepn'.t.on 80: honorable con
s'Uct and or9fe ssianal e. Nj eEl3 IN eOe